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The Detroit times., 1915-05-20

his boys constantly wording 80 rs
20 make his district more sanitary
thgr ans other district in the city.
Upton SchJeve. chief iurpector, has
BOYS under his supervision VITA
this catalogue. or directory. = is easy
20 ccruuur cate with -hejr BOYS az
the smallest posi- bic notice
Edgar r. Ranks Inspector 81 Dts
rr,ct IS. reports an organization ot
70 boys in active service
Norman Reid Inspector 81 district
"a. reports that ne has added 80
supervision Th-"e % hs captains
are erupped with automobiles
Walter braewel inspector % u.s.
trLct Z :. reports the following organ
lsation; Captains Alfred Engel Gus
iave Stubich ard William FotzSe
heufeuauts 81 this district have not
vet been selected Walter hal a
conference with hts captains and ii~u-
tenants lss' FRIDAY AZ his home
Morris Hand inspector OF The FIJI
tecuth ward. reports the following
organization Captains Clarence
Fsuh. Emory Tanner James Gamble
vet appointed One hundred boys are
now IN action On this district
Clarence Pagt % 1f1 Helen ave
has highly recommended himself ir
trOpn "a ot BOY scouts and has en-
listed the AID - each 1ne % bis fal-
low rrer1rerF. he was appointed an
officer ahoNf three weeks ago and is
now = capta n IN the fiee1th ward
wOr king under che supervision % IN.
spector Morris Hand
Abner GcserEwsg an officer ~ fFe
nv ramrnigc. md a student ~ tho
Field school has been intervie ~ n z
his NUMEROUS asaoc!7feA endsavori1 z
20 enlist 'hoir aid Re has been sue
CrFsfui IN r'7 work being ore % the
first % receive hts hutton
CLAYTON Stewart inspector - a a.
frtct g ir 81 fhe e~trlrr ~ wright
KAY & 90 huf NJ has kindly offered
Z hia services 90 assist N inforr1,n r.
tho people ~ Detroit the cause and
object 90 fhe campaign.
my boy wfo - interested IN this
1 carlprign eri wishes 20 become a
mem hrr viii find rarta IN or liau-
tenant in vour nFighhorhooA who
VIII supply you with ar cffirer's but
! ton ard membership card which
must be filled out IS shown BY In
structiOns
/ The management % me Esrcheval
! 'heatar. Van Dyke and Eerrhevai
avss extends vrrv cordial invita-
Z ton 20 the editors ~ The Van DYKE
I Gtei1 scrirpr md Eastern high
I schools and fhs iurior Sanita~v
{ league 20 attend performance ~
/ Charles Cfar'In - hlr urr0arfous
: production. ~FFle -rvs'frz place" m
5 be shown - ne fheater, "wednesday
evening MAJ %
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
LOGAN SCHOOL
Editorial stan---rhtef. Ciesb Jsekront
secretary. Elizabeth Hsdntsi sport
Ing editor, Lyle FormanE s-s"rfHfe-
Grace pefrowskI. Harold Bcbnerf.
rfyrtis sediOw.

melted by tho success % the
Young Logan the boys - room
y organized "A hafehail team, the
members 81 which rre AleNarder
raarager Harold Beunsrt. Ffei
Fronfe, Eddie Huebncr. Arthur Hies.
Ia. Rrowney Moscow. Joe Eurhev and
Willie Pautdrr They met tho clip
pert Juniors ln n Fovcn-inulng game
on -Thursday. winning with scofr
The novelty ~ tho row riano IN
room \ has not worn Of for the
pupils still demand q concert every
Friday morning
Tho editors were very rIad ~ re-
cefve tho tickets 20 tho WaaAlnrton
thcaier. Those who were unable "a
aft0ud. paaFed the chance pu to an
other pupil 20 ~ many could enjoy
II az possihle.
The children received 'fc ffra 81
ono snld. GOOD wora time for bail +"
The next nl9aned What tine must
Nc get up2'
Mos, ~ the pupils thought they
would hav" vGo1i 1u Thus 4fay. but
they had not rorgCnsd viii tho NUN
her ~ autos iH tho sify = mum
her - former graduate were not ~
fortunate o. fhc fcErhnra in reaching
their places - business and ga visit
Cd the school
much shocked 80 hrar ~ me death ~
Miss Loretta StoIrnr.a father. who had
passed away suddenly during tho
night Wr nll extend orr rvmpathy
70 her and The members ~ her fam
ilv
The girls nowcomb team pIavcd
score ~ ~ 10 20
Daisy perrlno and Joseph vokes
entered room a last week
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20

esting stories about the natives OF
that land The hostile natives or
south Africa always have some way
- drfcud their camps some have
spear standing ~ ring around
the camp and others build n fortress
out 90 small, trees driven close to-
zrthrt Onc 90 these tribes has "A
vsry queer way 20 defend Itself Tho
Camn cor village rs surrounded ny
row of strong hRWhopS. about four
fcct apaft ~ the top ~ Ito sticks
is a hole AS blk "a dollar. ia
these holes stones are put. The BAN.
boo = then h,ut back aimcst 20 the
ground and then let SO Tho site -
nv back Sea their places and the
stone flies uut stones can be thrown
far thar way Tho hunting party
was once attacked iu this way They
csca pod W'fEnut serious tUiurN IheN
found one 90 tho stones IN WAGON
and brought 10 homo Tor souvenir
Miss Barlow visited oar school
TUESDAY, Nav a. and wts pleased
with the work She also taught the
girls and bows OF room 4 how 20
play newComh.
The tree triuwcrs have nnished
trimming the four apple trees ~ our
yard They needed trimming vrry
badly az theE were almost dNnd. Vow
they have new crrsn leaflets AMI
look quite alive. Tho children -
the school are very Eratcful "a the
teacher trr having the trees saved.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
GARFIELD SCHOOL.
Editorial staff hief. Albert Huatert
assistant chief. Arthur Rsthmsng
society editor. Anna Green.

The officers ~ 'hn graduating class
are Jennie Sahr. president Anna
Green. vice president Harry Snaefer.
secretary. and Peter Giusbsrz treas
urer. The class rolors arc old rose
and silver. The riasF has decided on
tho traditional Garfield PIN
The pupils ~ the Garfield school
thank the D. SieEcl Co for the nice
apple trees which were distributed
among them on Arbor Day
Room ] was the guest ~ room ~
AZ stercouticon lecture or The
Pied Piper of iiawilr." ard ALADDIN
and the wonderful Lamp"
The pupils % room ~ painted auto
mobile licenses Several brought old
licenses and copied from them
Room f's Ncwcomb team defeated
Room G three times in succession
The \ room boys defeated room >
~ neWcoUh game during recess
The Garfield first baseball team
won from the second team when they
practiced on the Ferry neld. b. the
score OF 20 20 s.
Now aren't those As students ~
with their secrets ara
.thingsp Poor B-s' That's what they
all think now. Cheer up, your turn
VIII come
The NJ class has the distinction
OF dcing the best AZ design WORK In
the city. according 10 Miss Conoyer.
supervisor OF drawing
Loo Kaimanowitz. from New York.
entered room y as an As, Two days
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
VAN DYkE SCHOOL
Editorial stsn Chief. France.
Church, assistant editor, Bertrnm
Levin society editor. Irene Gr~gor.

Van Dixie athletes are prepartn Z
for the Sugar Island events Athlet .
Capt Louis koenig. % room \, 81
busy entering names itor the list
which will be published later
\ stersopticon lesson on the Philip
pines. Hawaii. Porto Rico snd cuba
wa held Monday by the As class.
Uazen Kunz and Evelyn Berry m
ished the Courtis tests Friday.
Junior Sanitary Inspectors Russ II
Robinson and George Rrody. ot THIS
i iS4G9I ,is2ssS n.ge sstnE q re
noa-t OF Health offices. Monday.
The regular weekly meeting % the
Junior civic league was held Friday
vice-president clifford Erikssn called
the meeting ~ order In the aoEencA
% the president Chairusn Ioseph
Ciuder ard Charles Fraser reported
for the ars, ard second rows. respec. .
lively. Irene GreEor read the report
ot the secretary In the absence 81
that officer
Rooms y 9 arf : held open day
Thursaay. My - A hns prosr,m
was presented over cne hundred
noihArs attended. A feature OF the
room r entertainment was the at
trsctive program.
The pupils % the eighth grade
went 20 ths John : Gray library re
Gently Mss Dexter ~ the library
fully sVpia med the catalogue nllnS
system. The pupils understood y
readily and now End &, great aid
Room ~ hsld open day May s
T)raratiKattons victor selections.
stories and a ~speli-down" comprised
Adolf Beckman's name has been
aided 20 the room \ good scholar
shio list
The boys ~ room A VIII learn an
Indian war dance In connection With
49, a r. a
The teacher OF room 4 was unable
% reach school Thursiav on account
% the street raiiwav strike.
league have formed a club. which
they call TIE Editors ~lub" Meet
irRs are held ssni-veekly and plans
for getting rsws ar discussed. The
officers are President. Harold Berg;
vice-presldent George Brady secre-
tary-treaaurer Gerald Eavnnazh The
club head1uarters ars located 30 the
home ~ George BRADY al Sevburu-
obtained The pre.iden' stated ths,
" - the plan ~ the officers 20 In.
ierest editors ~ ghb1rins schools
ia Joining The account % satur-
DAYS meeting wi!l be published ueS,
A pupil ~ ore % ,As lower grades
upon being asked what tho inhebl-
tan.s 81 Panama were called
promptly replied, Pan Americans"
George ssay. pupil ~, 'he A.
grade 70 very seriously ill with scar
! let fever
4 John Ca-tAr - 'hs A-roo-1. who
/ has been ill for some tire will prob
ahIv return 20 school Monday
Miss 7 PouRhton Who was for
4 merry the teacher 30 The A grade
was married recentiv Her successor
Z IN Miss \ nieesner
! The editors 90 the Van DYKE school
\ Wish ~ thank no Tir1cs for he Kind
Invitation 20 the subrnarfne oxh ibi.
b tion az the washington iheatsr
/ The A.roon COLLECTED reAriy .
I dozen cans ~ exaggerated milk 20 ~
I sent % TIE PelRians
/ Julius Hgebner. r PUBL - the A.
I grade. was appointed auTiiiary ieadsr
\ ~ hts team at the y " g A. wed
/ nEsday
Tire examinations Tor the recon
I r1erfatlons viii be held iu fe~
/ weeks
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20

Newt Friday the Adelphl club suh
sherman house viii hold dehaSe
during the sixth hour. The dchattrs
from sherman house are, Mark hill
and Mccormick. from the Adelphi
club. McGrsgor. zimmerman and
The Adeirhi has decided 70 have
bulletin board In each boN's house.
Jane Austen house Tor the pleasure
Of Marshall house was success The
two houses met m the auditorium a.
, o'clock 4 very interesting am
Austen house After llstening 20 n
vocal solo We proceeded 10 the base
ment After grand march and
dancing rrfreshments were served
Marshall house wish 10 express their
appreciation for the pleasant after
noon Afforded them by the gtrls ~
Austen hoiise.
newt semester are being arranged
Mank students are ir doubt as -
studying Greek. as Creek - one -
the most difHcglt studies VA hish
side 20 ~ Although difficult II -
very interesting and one - the most
beneficial studies taught IA hik
school u gives person a r.eare
understanding % the English Ian
gnAxe Northwestern can boast -
larger Greek class than thar - an,
other Detroit school Why not k~'i
up this reputation. ~ 10 - tru" ot
that student 90 either lanruart
stands IN 4 class ~ him<elt and rar
usually take frW~r Strip on IN
easier sub taught 20 htgh school
ration Is e. secure for - member
greater proficiency along an lines o-
literary work and especially that
public speRking Following is ga
"a
Ferultv advisor. Miss Jerrics pre-
dent NJ Ma -tiregor Vice prcsider.
NJ McCrAckcn secretary M ltrn-
rle treasurer. Mr M!ligan Mo-
BrN7n fio'rrs1. Chry $ier tLyIci
Davidson w eSirv1. Dies GNotrir
Hnleowh tHltytout Ngnkel tfrwl"t.
M-C-3 ken. MacGrsgor Mliisan- 'Ir.
Van NcrfwI-k Wesrctt ,WeSIrtf
2 n0lcrwsn tisraeiH-
The AIelnhoi club. the only p"r-
utAnent boy club IN Northwestrr~
came az, GA sstence the crat term r.'-
school NWssaN zen ~ began tn ~
Orth's second hour English 90 -
VITA NJ Howies A. president. ''.
debating When the urat class u0-
ish~d - work az the end " tHc
semester che name was fTNprei ru|F
% be picked up by NJ - JrT yes sixth
r.
rupifs - tNis class rad come from
Miss Drths class The president tbs
tenn was NJ Bryan. Many % IRE
n~ntgra ~ Held every Friday tho Rtr-
o7d term were debates ~ the ana
- the term 90 was decided % cone
tlrue a. rsrmsus1t organization
Win Miss JeTrlH- ~ houcF3 nle chair
man The frst regular meeting -
the club WAS helt on FRIDAY Feb -
1873 The president elected Cor THE
terms work was Mr. MoCGreEpr the
arxt real program tbiS term was
debate which was held tr the au1i
tort4m against the Marshall house
The Adeiphoi club won - first great
debate. and the result was t'tat -"
Adefnhoi club was put on the map %
Northwestern htEh school Since fNta
semester started peN member have
been taken IN aut vavs en- loEa 70
programs are Reid every Erlay d3r
Ing tie school term
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
WEBSTER SCHOOL
Editorial Stan-CNief. Martin Grr~nt
Rs-i.tsut chief, Helen Roberts aa-
so~iate.. Helen MenrrIburE-r. les
ter Noxon. Earl PHssvstrr-, 10
s-ph Leskiy. France. Beystrr. &C.
ell Rlch. CeIi~F smith. Helen hyscr.
(.rnrrr sfrlnhrIrkcr. DsINfrf sINNN.

The June graduatiaE class % ~ yb-
ster school held its first meeting OR
J. Thomas Thompson WAS eie- 'gi
president. Raymond Nois,0. Vice
president Helen Mccall secreta-y
and Lucille Ewalt treasurer The
class organized with an ~rrnilment
81 rs These decided 70 folio wprrce-
dent established nv former classes
IN choosing Hight hlge and gold for
class colors. and the Block w FOR
Miss barlow, assistant supervisor
Of physical training visited the
school Tuesday morning for, the pay
pose % coaching the newcoFnh tea On.
THURSDAY tire team Viii play Frank
lin on the Franklin court.
Mr. ChilveTs visited the school last
Vedu eSfaF sfterpoou This vas ne
frat visit this tefn After the chill
stnusfv consented 90 sing two seler-
tons which were heartily appreci-
ated by the pupils
To The delight 81 tho pupils there
was no school In room \ Tuesday
afternoon. The teachers attended a
meeting AZ the Board % Commerce
The meeting was conducted cniefy
by Mr. curtis who explained meas
,irernen,s applied 10 arithmetic
Mildred Hall. % room 4. has moved
10 EiSteenth-st. near Linden. She
Will continue her school course ~
webster however. until next ianu-
her friends and classmates
some Of the girls OF rooms ard
went 20 Ford's farm for the pur-
pose ~ gathering vioIets These thev
obtained in abundance and the girls
are planning another expedition
The Webster base bail team de-
ciares forfeited game over The Tap.
Pans. as the failed 20 appear ~
cInrk's park. Tuesday afternoon
Hazel PadEs't. sister % Anna Pad
Eet,. ~ room G. died Tuesday ~ her
home. Ta7 Portsr-st
Frances Register. % room 7. enter
iained friend from Chicago
throughout last week
HazeI sine. ~ room \. has moved
20 zis GIxteonth-st. ne7r Raksr-s'
Edith Kelly. ~ room ~. IL visiting
friends in Wisconsin
Ethel Rice left Webster few
school sic has returned. however.
and .he pupils 81 room = were glad
10 see her back. she declares inst
there IL no place ike Webster
ha. entered room T. As grade.
Frances Tfall. % room 2 B-i grade.
was transferred 20 the clancy school.
George Bourxe, who was struck
BY an automobile. u re.overinE ~.
Nsrgarete Room. % room - ms
moved % farm beyond River
Ths Rtris ~ tho Minnehaha club
visited tire Miller woods. FRIDAY az
,srnoon. where they hunter for V'''
DAYTON Dean % room r. attended
hts ptepbrnther's funeral Thursday
Cecilia Anderson. ~ room " WI,
hsvlng birthday party
pom phillips. % 7s7 Twenty-see
b ord. at hss gone north. where he
Will visit his uncle
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20

later - was promoted % me ~. He
lefr Russia only TWO years ag0.
Robert Abramovttz Joe NaRliNh.
Leonard Pontz. Donald Scott and
Frank Sekislitz. % room VI have been
neither absent nor tarfy this tern
John Ierneter. from Dayton. ONO
entered room Monday
Ernestiwe Gladstone was bitter oy
dog The wound was dressed by a
doctor and she - now back 70 school
4 surpriE@ party WaS given for Rn-
xiliA Barnett Fifteen girls were In
vited ard they ell had folly titrN.
Refreshments were served BY Ssr
mother
There are only three pupils % room
. that were neither absent nor tardy
this term They are "a foilCyvs.
Beerher Thorre Herbert Thomas and
Russell Schools
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
PITCHER SCHOOL.
Editorfri staff bief Prank Barta,
associates. Esther kushucr. Ireue
Thompson. Fsth~r Uaske. Edward
Kupks. Psut Ammrr. ormnn Null
au~skI. Howard B~tx.

The most important event % tho
past two weeks was our arh0r and
bird day program. which was hold In
room II. We sang songs and recited
appropriate selections
Room z has mastered 10 drs' Two
part song the TITLE % which Is star.
Of the summer NIGHT"
George Clement has been trans.
erred % the Lillibridge school
Its vmond Peswetherl~ t. a new
pupil who has Just arrived from Ia
marack. Mich.
Julia WolRAst and Resale sisko
tic tests
The editors Of the Pitcher school
were invited hv The Times 20 see tho
Williams submarine exhibition sat
urday morning. May 4. at the wash.
tnxton theater. They all appreciate
the courtesy extended 10 them.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
4 Family Fishing Party
ny THORNTON ". BURGESS.

Copyright 1915 by J. G lloyd
"FIsEy. Fisty. here's a worm
Watch how he viii twist and sQutrn
Bite hlm nrst before sou look
To see u he IS On hook
Farmer Browns boy said this over
twice Just for luck as be tossed
hs bal, into the second little poo
In the Laughing Brook. Then he
waited 10 see what would happen
He waited and waited and waited
All good fishermen wait and wait
0nf wait Patience Is as necessary
rs bait 10 catch fish SO Farmer
Browns boy waited Nothing hap
pened. nothing az all
81 wonder II some one has been
kere before me and caught all the
Ssh" thought Farmer Browns boy.
didn't get a nibSle in the first
pool and I haven't had a nibble in
this one. Guess I'll have 10 be NOV.
lag on"
So he moved on toward third
little pool farther down the Laugh
ing Brook lie had almost reached
il when he heard a splash and then
another. He laid down hts pole and
crePt forward very. very carefully
so as net 20 make a sound. When
lie could see the little pool clearly
lie caught his breath sharply.
There were other fishermen ahead
CT him In fact, there was fam
lily fishing party right in that very
iocl. ard they were having better
luck than he had had. They were
catching fish. the very trout ne had
been so sure OF catching himself
They were the ones who had spoil
ed his fishing And who do you
think they we're? Why. there were
Little Joe otter. Mrs. Joe otter and
the two little Offers.
Farmer Browns boy kept perfect
w still and held his breath. He
forgot ali about his own fishing. lie
never lad seen Little Joe bat once
or twice before. and then only had
had q glimpse OF little brown head
IN the Smiling Pool OF course be
rever had seen Mrs. Joe or the two
children az ell.
Little Joe diyed. Re was gone so
long that Farmer Browns boy be-
gan 70 wonder what had 5ecome
OF him. Then all in a fash his
brown head popped Up and In bis
Eouth was a beautiful speckled
trout. a trout that Farmer Browns
hoy would have been delighted 70
have caught. Gee he exclaimed
under his breath. Little Joe swan
with the trout straight over 20
where the tvo little Offers were sit.
ling or a big Cat stone az the edge
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Detroit May 18Th. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1925

tn = Gjrard. Joseph J. Shupe
MARY a. Patterson. Mrs W 8 finger,
" pcJurncy. SIS D. Elliott Edward
Hrifgr " ~ Rice. leo y Counsel
man. Emil snyder. " Semor.
Theodore \ ki,pert. Jessie - earn
ssN. = " Fault. Alex Chrsque r NJ
Pauiin VI T. Kelley GeurGo prHs r.
Morse. aud 90 oil other persons own
INK. occupying or otherwise Interest
81 On any ~ The lots and par, els ~
real estate IN tho local assessment
district established hy tho Common
Council 10 defray the expenses az
grading and paVing tho alley within
the houndari"s herein got forth Tho
aa-sasmeut roll has been completed
for defrayiug the expense OF paving
tho alley No i3T--bcing tho alley IN
block hctw0cn ShiIhcrd and Van
Dyke avenues. from go iect south OF
the south line ~ Agnes avenue 10
- now open 20 inspection ~ this
Office ana viii remain in this ontce
for i've days from the frst publica-
ton % this notice FOR tho inspection
81 nll concerned Al lots or parcels
OF land abuttinc on. ~ adjoining thu
alley 80 described. have been "a
Fessed FOR such Improvement The
Hoard 81 AsseeRors VIII meet on
Tuosdav. the 18Th dry ~ May 1915
~ = o'clock y. N, az their office IN
tho city Hall. and viii remain in
session for n period 81 six hours 10
hear my person or persons desiring
20 object 70 Any Assessment so made
BOARD or ASSESSORS
~ Daniel l. Dilworth.
A-l3ss President.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
By JuDenile
Journalists

one half OF the paper. and then cred.
II your garden at market prices for
the vegetables You have taken from
10 on the other half
For instance. II you take onions.
radishes or lettuce FOR which you
would have paid 10 or 20 cents in
tho grocery from your tows. scratch
down the amount on the card You
neednt even write tue name OF the
ycgetablc--lust the value Of the
stuff taken out OF the garden ~ pre-
vaillng market prices
Wouldn't II Do worth while 10 dts
cover that The back yard garden
which you started al n total expense
of $50 has produced vegetables
worth SEA or more?
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
IILLIBRIDGE SCHOOL
Edltorisi ~tsG-rhIrf. Grace Wilson;
nzHnrlatrs. Milton NalE, H"wcna
Fremont, Ertc NhIbrrE, Robert
HugEl~-. Wary iNetcher. Howard
Turner. Narvin ~trrnE. Lawrence
STANLEY Helen Brown. NlTtatn
Unkrr. Nrima Hopkins.

Etward Heinrich wa tre FIRST -
trl ~h h-F COURTS 'rqt 'n roerl 90 ana
Nelli" Cortr'ght iu mo AS ttess
Howard Turner rdttor ~ rnnr -
saw an autp tafn over .u ditch on
Mack -avr while np vas rf1iuE with
his parents. SUNDAY Mss All the
The N-s boys sralled against the
girls Mry ara woa. Milton Harris
sanding The louEref
Marion Ma feld. who formerly -.
tended %" Grcusel school entered
Arbor day. Friday Nay T. eight
trees were PLANTED ON the school
grounds % front 81 TIE build DE The
r1FiIs gathered rou~f ~" trees and
sank America" after each '~arhr-
had put shovel fulj of dfrt around
the roots or 'h~ trees
The AS held meeting ard select
or ard 'ta following FOR their mot
TO strive fnr the goal which Is
surroeFF
Herman stenoer1 n FORMER pupil
~ fhis school. who bias h""n liVin z
in IlttsbgrEH Tor the gHst year. en-
tered tho a room last Monday.
Misc Flanagan. teacher 81 .Nrith-
motto. attended an arithmetic free''
Ing ~ inc seventh and eighth grade
Tuesday. May a. a. tho Board q
Commerce building
The banner. which waE promised
20 fhe room doing the best work alon
Junior Give lsagu" lines. was pre-
senfod 20 room =
some pupils looked rather dlsap-
pointed last Thurrdav morning They
thought teacher EDuidnt be able "a
get 20 school on account % the
strike but Teacher" WNs there tusi
the Same n takes more than r
strike" 20 keep LilijbridRe teachers
rway from school
The \ room ball team played tho
team from The advance room Thurs
day Afternoon. and won. score. So
20 one
The LlilibrtfEe alumni held r0c~i
ing ia the FchOoi building last We'd
uesaav evening