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port that this fund n depleted at tb-
present time.
The required amount could be taksu
from the available balance n/tbe Gen
eral FUND. being the surplus left b.
the O. A. n. sub-fund.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE ENGEt4
Controller.
BY Aid Vernon
Resolved. That the resolution adopt
ed January 5th. 1914 q. G. O.. .. 207IJ.
relative 10 pay rolls OF the Poor CONF
mission be and the same - hereby
recinded. and be- "a further
Resolved. That the city Controller Os
and he ~ hereby authorized and d.
reeted 10 honor pay rolls submitted by
the Board ~ Poor omTsissioners for
servleeN OF two clerks and one IN
spectOr FOR a period OF three months.
each az 4 salary AZ the rate OF 81, 000.09
per annum. the aggregate OF said pay
rolls not 70 exceed the sum OF $4,000.
which sum the Controller Is hereby al
rected TO pay out of the General Fund
teferred TO Committee ON Ways and
Means
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Wilson. Bell link aud Field.
Fire prOtection--Ald case. Lempke.
Hindle. Wing aud Scbemansby
Public Lighting-.kld Allan, Lodge,
Bell. kronk and SKefan0wski.
Parks aud BOuleyards-Ald bill.
Jakel. DinEeman. Barnett Burton Ru'-
ter and Ellis
owen. kocher, Robinson, Move ana
Schemansky.
Health and city Hosnltals--Ald.
Gilman Burton. Kcating. Barnett and
Move
Licenses-Ald Robinson, Wartel,
schultz Hindlc and Thompson.
Liquor skesulation--Ald. Dingeman.
Heating. Guthard case and Movie.
Rules-Ald. Kocher. Ellis. Wing. Al
Ian and Schemansky
Charter and City Legislation--Ald.
Lodge. Dingeman Guthard Rutter.
Burton, link and Stefanowsh
Brdges-Al Schultz Wing. Allan,
.lDill and Field
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From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-In response 70 an adver-
tisement from this office authorized Dy
your Honorable Body. inviting pro-
posals for the purchase Of the whole
or any part OF $1.77s.0o0 Detroit CITY
bonds, the following bids were re-
ceived and opened at II o'clock on
Monday, January H. 1915
BID ON>4 PER CENT RATE
Matthew Finn. on $I71s00o. dis
count OF SI0.20400.
William a. Reed & Co, on Sits. 0oO. .
discount OF SSe.66G.fO.
BID ON az PER CENT RATE.
Matthew Finn. on Sl,17S,00O; prem
inns OF SIS so
Harris Trust 4 Savings Bank. on
$i,Ils;oO0 premium Of Si96l 90,
William 4 Reed a Co. on S1.7sS. 00a
discount ofsS2.15O.0s
Detroit Trust Co. on 100000. dis
count of 1901
BID ON so PER CENT RATE.
Harris Trust a. Savings BARK on
81 77S 600. premium OF 63i57.OO'
William Reed & Co, on Sl77S.00".
First & old Detroit National Bank,
on Si,75S,000; premium OF s64.7i4.6i.
Estabrook a Co, on S1.77s,0O0. prem
ium OF s53.so22s.
OOo. premium az st.SOO0O
n Lee Anstey. on 100000; premium
OF $l7.10O.0o
COMBINATION BIDS
FIRST & old Detroit National Bank.
on S75S,0O0 1O-year per cent. on
$500. GOO 50-year Z per cent. on $500. On1
S0-year n per cent. VIII pay 100 90
per cent on above.
Harris Trust s. Savings Rank on
$3.50 600 3O-year 4 per cent school; on
x3T0,p00 30-year per cent ButdinG.
on $500 900 30-ycar ~ per cent Sewer.
on Si0S. 600 To- yeaI AZ per cent BuilG-
ing; on $4,000 l0-Year AZ per cent
Lighting VIII pay premium 90 81 inS
On above.
Estahrook & Co. $4,000. iO-year :
per cent Lighting slT5.0Ah 1o-Vear IL
per cent Lighting; $50 Loco i0-year 3
per cent Building f2V4 600 iO-year y.
psr cent building $4,000 3O-year I
per cent school. $4,000 3o-year tb
Der cent school 100000 3oyear
per cent sewer. 100000 30-year = "
per cont Sewer $4,000 go year per
cent Building st3s. 900 30-yerC ff- par
cent Building VIII nay premium 90
sae7sto. being Rt the rate ~ l002S
per cent. on above
recommend the references ~ this
communication and the accompany INK
proposals 10 the Committee ON WAYS
and Means.
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Street Openings.

T the Honorable the Common Council:
sentlemen--Y Your Committee on
Sect Openings to whom was referred
~ petition OF Huntoon and Weeks
Imber Co ti036). for the vacation OF
AIRY first south OF and parallel with
Ht street running east from Spring
Nls avenue. respectfully report that
" have had the same under consider
aon and And that petitioner is the
oner Of all the property abutting on
sd alley and we also find that while
Singwells avenue ate this point Is
Fitted IS feet wide. petitioners claim
e east Is feet thereof on account of
sne never having been worked. Said
tltioners are Willing to quit claim 70
T. city all rights NJ said 10 feet OF
Tingwells avenue on consideration
the vacation OF the aforesaid alley
III your committee seeing no objec-
bn TO the arrangement. recommend
te adoption OF the accompanying
solution.
Respectfully submitted.
GODFREY FREIwALD
JAMES NFRNOR
GEO A OWEN
SHERMAN. LITTIEFIELD,
FRED w KNAPP,
PATRICK O'BRIEN.
r. w wENZEIs
Aepted. and on leave, the follow
ing'esolution was offered.
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the city OF Detroit
Adopted as follows:
Bell. Burton. Case. De Galan, DILL
Field. Freiwald. Gilman. Goldner.
Guthard. Hess. Hindle, Jskel, Heating,
Knapp. Lempke. Lttleneld. Lodge,
Nows. O'Brien. owen, Reid. Reinhardt.
Rutter. SchesAnsky. Schultz. syrzycki.
Thompson. Vernon. Wartell. Wenzel
Wilson and the President-36.
Nays-Nope,
Aid. Lodge then assembled the ros-
trum and IN behalf OF all the members
OF the Common Council presented Re-
firing President Hon. Harry J, Dinge-
man with his insignia OF office, the
presiding officers gaNel
President Dingeman responded with
appropriate words OF appreciation.
And the Council then adjourned sine
die.
HARRY v. DINGEMAN ~
- President
RICHARD LINDSAY.
city Clerk
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen herewith transmit ~
your Honorable Body three bills prs-
sented by the Detroit Journal COM
Using ordinances under the mlSapprV-
hension that their contract required
them 80 TO do.
In order that there may be hear
ing on the matter, ! recommend these
bllls De referred 90 the Committee on
Claims and Accounts
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE ENGsi..
Controller.
Accepted and recommendation con.
Cured n
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Taken From the Table.

Aid Heating moved to take from the
table a report OF the Committee on
Streets laid over at the last session
of the 1914 Council, which motion pre-
vailed
The, report and accompanying reso-
luton were then adopted az follows;
Yeas-Ald Allan. Barnett. Bleil Bur
ton. Case, Cranshav, Dill. Dingeman,
Ellis, Field. Freiwald, Gilman Guthard
Hirdle, Jakel, Heating. kocher, Kronk
J., mpke. Lodge. Nowc. owen Robinson,
koilo Rutter Schemansky, &c lultZ Ste
anowski, Thompson Vernon, Wartell.
Wenzel Wilson, Wing. link and the
Pre- sident--36
Nayg-Eone
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Taken From the Table.

Aid Vernon moved TO take from the
table a report of the Committee on
street Openings laid over at the last
session OF the 1914 Council which mo-
ton prevailed
The reports and accompanying reso-
luton was then adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan, Barnett. Bleil. Bur
ton. Case, Cranshaw, Dill DinEeman,
Ellis. Field, Freiwald. Gilman, Guthard
Hindle JRkel Heating. Kocher, Iironk
Ter pike, Lodge, Move, owen. Robinson.
Rolo. Rutter, Schemansky schultz. Stef-
anowski Thompson, Vernon, Wartell
Wenzel, Wilson, Wing, link and the
President-36
NnNta-Nnnn
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Taken From the Table.

table a report of the Committee on
Taxes laid over at the last session
OF The Council of 1914. which motion
prevailed.
luton were then adopted as follows:
leas-Ald. Allan. Barnett. Bell, Bur-
ton. Case. Cranshaw, Dill. Dingeman,
Ellis, Field. Freiwald, Gilman. Guthard,
Hindlc Jskel Heating, Kocher, Kronk,
Len'pke. Lodge, Movie. owen. Robinson.
Rollo, Rutter, Schemansky Schultz Stef-
anC wski Thou pson Vernon, Wartell
Werzel, Wilson, Wing, link and the
Presldcnt--36
NaNS--None
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Gentlemen--I herewith submit re-
port FOR the week ending with Ianu-
airy IN. 1915. The gas furnished Nhs
during this period was round upon
test 10 meet with the requirements OF
the ordinance. The heat value OF the
gas furnished the Clty tiaD testln@
station averaged st00 r T u. The
heat value of the gas Furnished the
Eastern District averaged $3.50 - -
u Tho candle power ~ the gas IuF.
Mi shed the Eastern District AVERAGED
1871 candles and the Western Distri =
1S9 candles Ne Ammonia or HNotvA
gen SulTfIidc was found 90 hc present
upon test The total sulphur cOnient
- the gas was found upon test te -
fASt grains per 100 ca. a. The pres
fCsntisued on >eu Fsse.i
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Taken From the Table.

Aid Vernon moved to take from the
table a report OF Commute on Claims
and Accounts laid over at the last SEES
sion OF the 1914 Council which motion
prevailed.
The report was then adopted.
Yeas---Ald Allan. Barnett Bell, Bur-
ton case, Cranshaw. Dill. Dingeman
Ellis Field Freiwald. Gilman. Guthard
Hindle, Jakel, Heating KocheT Kronk
Len PIKE. Lodge. MOVIE, owen, Robinson
Rollo, Rutter. Schemansky. schultz Stef-
anowski. Thompson, Vernon, Wartell,
Ner eel Wilson. Wing. link and the
Presidert--S6
NaVS-None
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taken From the Table.

Aid Vernon moved 10 take from the
table report OF Committee on Ways
and Means laid over at the last ses-
sion OF the 1914 Council. which motion
prevailed
The report was then adopted as fol-
lows.
Yeas-Ald Allan. Barnett. Bell, Bur
ton case. Cranshaw, Dill, Dingeman.
Ellis Field, Frewald. Gilman, Guthard.
Hindle. Jakel. Heating. Kocher, <ronk.
Lempke. Lodge Movie. owen, Robinson.
Rollo, Rutter. Schemansky. Schultz. Stef-
anowski Thompson, Vernon. Wartell.
werzel Wilson. Wing, link and the
Pr es ider t---36
NaNs---Nnna
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Erom the civ 1rea.urer.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-The following Is state
ment OF monies received from the var
ious banks as stated below for quar-
terry interest ending Dec. 81. 1914:
National Bank-of Commerce 5f45.ea
Peninsufar State Bank 5SslS3
Pine Savings Bank - s3Sf7S
Peoples state Bank ..... 5,35fTR
First and old Detroit National 10. 70356
wayne County Savings Bank
michigan savings .... 2.s75ss
German American Bank 49,. S93.43
ss5.47s5s
Detroit City Sinking Fund
Account:
Dime Savings Bank .s 3o1.54
ss5.775,os
Yours respectfully,
MAX C. KOCH
City Treasurer.
Accepted and placed on file
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From ,th. Controlled.

To the Honorable tho Common Couucll;
Gentlemen beg TO report that Ina
response To proposals invited for the
services and material necessary TO
print the book OF estimates FOR 1919.
this office received the following bids:
HouRhton- jacobson Printing 90
$3.50 per page
Raynor &-Taylor. $500 per page.
- Williams a. Houghton, $50 per page.
Richmond a BRckus TO. -s6o3 per
page
i have entered into contract with tine
lowest bidder, anu herewith ask TINS
approval and confirmation of the same
bv your Honorable ROdy
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE E\GFL,
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Liquor REGULATION.

I the Honorable the Common Council:
1entlemen-Your Committee on
Luor Regulation to whom was re-
fred the liquor dealers bond OF An
.tny Hrapkiewicz for 254s West JEFF.
fson avenue, respectfully report we
NE had the same under considers
In, and recommend that the same be
cepted and approved. his application
r Wholesale license at above loca
IN having been granted on the 5th
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS. w, BURTON.
MAURICE J. HEATING.
JACOB OUTWARD.
ELMER ID. CASE.
ANTHONY NOWC.
Accepted and laid on the table.
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C.urur II Nutr isjthe lowest bidder
,rh. Dsnartuent 81 Public w Works
- entered into contract with the
i"y..t bidder and hereby asks the
approval ant Continuation OF same oN
YOUR Honorable Body
Wespectfuliy submitted, -,
GEORGE VI FENKELL.
Commissioned.
~ Md Guthardt
'Resnlved. That the contract enterc j
fnfu hy the Department OF Publ"
works with George II. Mutt Tor the
construction OF q garage az ~ cost OF
fgs7sf pn be-. aud tho same u her'hs
approved Hnd confirmed.
kccepted and referred 10 Committee
on Public buildings
From Department Of Public Works.
To the Honorable the-casnmon CcuncH.
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To the Honorable the Common CounCil:
CONFERENCE.-The department recon-
mends that the city Treasurer be d.
rected 10 cancel sidewalk bill on sheet
12s so far as 1t relates to lot 3s south
Jefferson. between Cary and Pulaski
avenues the work having been done
in front OF lot 40 west ". a new bill
will be transmitted TO the City Treas
urer.
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE II FENkELL.
Commissioners.
BY Aid Heating
Resolved. That on recommendation
OF the Department OF Public Works
the City Treasurer be hereby directed
to cancel sidewalk bill on sheet % ~
FAR IA Il relates TO property mentioned
In the communication herewith traus
mitted and for reasons stated therein.
Adopted as follows:
cas- Md. Allan. Barnett Bell. Bur
toni CASE. Cranshaw, Dill DinRcman,
Ellie. Field Freiwaid Gilman. Guthard.
~ di,. Jakel, Heating kocher, Kronk.
L.enipke Lodge Move. owen. Robinson,
Rollo. Rutter Sehemansky. schultz. Stcf-
auowski Thompson Vernon, WartelI
Wenzei. Wilson, Wing Zink and tho
President --36
Nays None.
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From the Controller.

Gentlemen Referring TO the resolu-
tion adopted by your honorable Body
directing the Controller 10 pay certain
pay rolls of the Poor Commission out
Of the Contingent Fund. ] have 70 TO
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Taken From the Table.

Ald. Burton moved TO take from the
table a report OF the Committee on
Liquor Regulation laid over at the last
session Of the 1914 Council which mo-
tion prevailed
Tie report was then adopted as fol
lows.
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Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE ENGEL.
Controller.

By Aid Wing:
Resolved That the contract entered
into by the Controller with Houghton-
Jacobson Printing Co. for printing the
Book OF Estimates for 1918 at Sb,si
per page be and the same Is hereby
approved and confirmed
Referred TO Committee on printing.
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From Department, Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Lateral sewer No 1864. aasesswent
roll No -974 heretofore approN Ell ana
confirmed by your Honorable Body,
have been completed according 70
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From oepar,men. Of Public Works.

so The honorable the Common Councl;
Gentlemen In reply % notice tron
this office. the following proposal $
!.
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Accepted
The following Is the matter referred
to
An Ordinance by Aid Littleheld laid
over July 81 1914. o. G.. G, y. 1870,
requiring sprinkler systems in factor
les and Department stores.
Laid on table.
An Ordinance laid over July IS
1919. changNlg the name OF ST Charles
avenue TO Frontenac Boulevard, 81 c.
G. y. 1892.
Laid on table
An ordinance by Nd Attleheld
changing the name of Brock street to
Byron avenue 81. G, G. D. 1870.
Laid on table.
An Ordinance by Aid I.ittleheld
changing the name Of Carver street 10
Kipling avenue, 81 C. c. p. l475).
Laid on table.
An Ordinance by Aid Littleheld
amending sections : and % OF Article
81, Building Code Ordinance o. c, c,
p 2o7s).
Laid on table
An Ordinance by Aid Llttleheld 10
regulate traffic. prescribe the rate OF
speed Of vehicles etc g. G. C.p. 207S).
Laid on table.
Accepted and placed on hle
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen herewith submit my
trial balance for Dec 81, 1914
Respectfully submitted.
MAX c. KOCH
City Treasurer
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Respectfully submitted.
From the Controller.

Controller.
CURED Ia. H
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Unfinished Business.

To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Gentlemen-In compliance with a
resolution Of the Council of 1910 |
herewith transmit the unfinished bust
ness Of the Council Cor such disposi-
tion as may be deemed proper.
Respectfully submitted.
RICHARD LINDSAY
city Clerk
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ss5s7s.I2s SO
From Department OF public Works.

Accepted and placed on hle
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on motion OF Aid Vernon the
Mayors message was referred 10 the
Committee on Ways and Means for
distribution.
The chair then announced the stand
ing committees for 1915 as follows.
WAYS and Means Aid Burton
Dingeman, Rutter, Lodge, Freiwald
guthard and HindlC
House Of CorFection-Ald Kronk
owen. Stefanowski, schultz and Rollo
Claims and Accounts--Ald. Wartell
Ellis. Lempke. Robinson, kronk, Move
and Schemansky.
Public buildings Ala. Guthard, Bar.
nett Heating Kocher and CranshaN
Judictary-Ald. Cranshaw, Bell WI
son, Dill and Field.
Sewer Aid Rutter, Wartcll. Glin-
nan Freiwald, Vernon, kocher and
Jakel
Bell link. owen. stefanowski and
Robinson
Taxes - Aid I.empke. Freiwald
Vernon, MarteH schultz, Wenzel and
ROllo
Public Ctilities--Ald. Vernon. Burton
Heating. Eretwald and Jakel.
street opening ~ AID Freiwaid
Veror Iink. Wenzel. Thompson. Kronl
and Rollo
Grade separation--.Nld owen. Gin.
nan, DHl. Craushaw Wenzel Wilson
PRINTING Ala. wing. Lodge. Ellis
Allan and Lempke
streets Ald Heating. Dingeman
Gilman. Barnett Case. crsnshaw and
Markets and rounds-Aid. Hindie
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II Us my heIIef thnt The esta blishment
OF municipal journal In which shall
he published the council proceedings
those Of the board OF education or
ncial advertisements and all other pub
lie notices. will not only lie 10 the city.
advantage. but result I'm a saving as
well Under the present system or
awarding the printing To a daily news
paper. circulation not necessary Is pur-
chased In addition ~ containing no.
tices for which publication Is required
by law. the journal might carry routine
items Of interest TO taxpayers
synopsis OF new ordinances rcctila-
tons etc. orders and rules for ON
.rloyes Of the city departments. com
piled IN a compact and attractive man
ner.
other cities have been issuing pub
LEGATIONS 81 this kind and their success
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From the civ Treasurer.

MIX 9. KOCH
City Treasurer
Accepted and placed on file.
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HIGGINS SCHOOL

Editorial stan--ChIcf. Herman Boersy
associates, Willie Orfhcy, Clarence
Orthey. Russell Frnxer, Allan kenny.
The Higgins school has selected
a school editorial star, consisting
Of editor-in-chief and five assistants.
for the present time The members
of the stan are as printed above.
Mr.. Pearl visited our school and
taught US some good athletic
Stunts"
Herman Beers Is captain of room
A boys and Clarence Huffman Of
room b boys.
We are pleased to hear that The
Times is settled In its new build
ing.
Miss Jean Lannin, principal OF the
Bellofontaine. visited our school
Monday afternoon TO demonstrate a
few folk dances.
The AS class enjoyed a trip to
the Art Museum Tuesday afternoon.
The Higgins school boys have or
ganized baseball team and select
ed Archie Witt captain and Willie
orthy manager.
Herbert Rumler. an As student.
met with an accident Thursday at
noon while on his roller skates. He
fell and hurt his back.
On his way home from school the
other day, Clarence Radford. BIG
pupil. jumped from a wagon into tho
path OF an interurban car and was
seriously hurt.
Mrs. Jefferson Butler gave lee
ture on birds recently which was
enjoyed very much by the pupils
of A and B and the members OF the
Community club.
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4Avvr NJ. 4u
NY ROBERT BuRRrLL..

BY ROBERT BURRELL.
saturday night, March 6. the bugle
and drum corps were invited 10 at
tend the Commercial League games
at the Y. M. c. A., in which Grinneil
Bros, SemetSolvay. T. B. Rayls, III.
c. Weber's, Blackman Glass & Cork
Co. teams took part. They were all
very well played. The drum and
bugle corps furnished the music be-
tween halves and before and after
each game.
Tuesday, March 8. the entire troop
went TO the Y. NJ. C. A., ut the fnyi-
tation OF DR.. MODESTO. who Is at the
head of the physical culture depart.
ment. to see the Hamiltons from
Canada play the Detroit "Y." After
a good preliminary game. the oruu
and bugle corps opened with Bull
dog" which was followed by Sem
Iperfdalis." and then the teams walk
ed out on tho floor. After the flrs,
half the corps marched around the
floor playing $685." "Five Years
Hunting Call" Hail." and others
Other calls were played by individ
uals from the corps. and last came
taps. played by two scouts. with q
third on the track. echoing back
The second half Of the game was the
most exciting part. II finished with
~" only one point ahead and q
score of 20 to q. The corps wound
up with every bugler playing taps
After the gym was cleared. the trooT
Fad a short meeting, where Mr.
Pilkington, our scoutmaster. and DR.
Sowerby spoke. Suggestions were
made as to the ruling Of our troop
AS IL was after IL o'clock. the trooI
disbanded.
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TROOP NO. 8
BY JOSEPH BuRRA.

At meeting held recently, Mr..
Super divided the troop into four
divisions. Stanton Palmer has
charge OF the modifying division.
Mr.. Super himself will teach the first
aid division. The signaling division
was put under George Davis. Fiyus
Rlvkin is giving scouts points on
second-class work. In this way we
hope to train the scouts thoroughly.
A motion was carried through. stat
Ing that we make all tenderfooi
Isceuts pass their second class exam
nations three months after they
we're admitted.
The majority, OF the scouts are now
members OF the Safety First society,
and are working energetically to get
more members. Some are about due
to get silver buttons.
Field day Ia only two months away,
go we are getting busy and polishing
up on the events. We believe we
will stand a good chance against any
troop to carry on the best prizes.
Three Of our scouts, Fivus Rivkin,
Andrew Komora and Rudolph Hill.
berg. live In River Rouge; Andrew
moved there Just recently. Before
we get through We will have more.
On account of the resignation OF
Fred Hal,tead, former patro! leader
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OUR TINE CLOCK.
By DOROTHY RICHARDS,
nirhlard PARK Hlnh School.

Efficiency IS tho keynote OF the
business world. Speed is a great
factor in developing the highest Ell
cheney. A man may be ever so skill.
full and dependable, but II he is slow
his value TO HIS employer Is greatly
lessened. But at the same time, &C.
curacy must not be sacrificed for the
sake of speed. The efficient man.
the quick man, the accurate man
all have their advantages, but the
man who is efficient and at the same
time both quick and accurate, he is
the one who is In great demand In
the business world.
One OF the later inventions. meant
TO rave time in factories. mills and
Offices, Is the time clock This has
been used with great success in fac
tories. mills. stores and telephone
booths To register accurately and cor
rectly the exact time OF the arrival
and the departure OF each employee.
Recently time clocks have been in
stalled in schools In different parts
of the country with great success.
Installed at first as an experiment,
criticized by the skepic, laughed at
by the pupils. the time clock In the
school has finally come TO be re-
garded az 4 decided asset almost a