The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

at the Liberty theater Thursday or
Friday afternoon.
Elsewhere on this page you will
find an article headed Another Trip
to Wallaceburg for Juvenile Ed
tiers" explaining the matter fully,
and we hope you will accept Mr..
Irons kind invitation and be at the
Liberty on one Of the days indi-
Gated.
/ The Liberty Is a beautiful little
theater, catering to high class
clientele, and the best pictures OBJ
tainable are secured. Delightful
musical programs are arranged also.
sweet-toned pipe organ augment
ing the orchestra.
II was decided to have two days
on which the juvenile editors might
attend the performance in order to
prevent crowding or interference
with the Liberty's regular patrons.
so yoVmay go on either OF the days
designated, but not on both occa-
sious
7 For admission just show your
membership cards at the door. and
always remember that the editors OF
the School Department of The Times
are little ladies and gentlemen,
| fact that has gained for us the re-
spectful consideration of SO many
| friends.
Miss Carrie f. Christiancy, q
teacher at Palmer school, and very
loyal ir her allegiance to its supe-
riority. has kindly agreed to write
one or more articles about some of
the most attractive features OF
! school Days at Palmer" Miss
Christiancy expects to leave shortly
for few weeks visit in the North
ern Peninsula.
The Clippert play grounds is grow
ing in popularity very rapidly, the
attend aIce one day last week being
GA children, as reported by Editor
Hall.
Some Big Doings at Camp De-
troit" was some story, wasn't 1t?
Editor Walter Wolf, Of troop "a.
likewise Is some writer. isn't he? OF
course you understand II you read
the items In Mondays paper, but II
not, then look up that issue and read
Walters story.
Luelia and Harold Ruhl. the only
active editors now on the stan OF
Burton school, were very apprecia-
t.ve, Of the chance to see the "Ol
colt" and her load Of juvenile editors
| at the Washington.
The camping grounds Of troop %
have proven so attractive that all
available accommodations have been
spoken for, and applications are be-
ing rejected. according to the edit
ors In their Monday items.
We had begun to think that
George Mcvittie, editor OF troop 2.
had gone where the woodbine
twineth," or something equally as
interesting had happened to him.
but Monday we met him face to face.
A look into his bright eyes and shin
ing countenance gave due weight to
his statement that he had been
camping, but would soon be back on
the editorial job again" -
Editor Baubie of troop So, de-
clares his troop Is to be the best
drilled of any in the city, and judg-
ing from the aggressive way In
which he writes 1t will be so, or
there will be a reason.
Troop AZ will leave this week for
camp, and according TO Editor Lam
bert there will be something doing"
just about every minute.
The Alger editors enjoyed the
privilege of attending the perform
ance at the Broadway Strand last
week, and Editor Edith Mansbach
writes about II in her characteristic
ally charming way in Mondays
items.
| Rose school continues to occupy a
conspicuous place In the items on
this page, thanks to the energy and
enterprise OF Editor Thelma Krebbel
Do you remember. long time ago
when Rose school was first repre-
sented here, we had to do lot OF
encouraging TO keep them going, be-
! cause of a lack of courage and sup
port? Well, look at the final result
and say IL we were not justified in
our confidence.