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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
SCHOOL
EDITORS
When
We Were
Kids

He rehearsed the children In the
parts they are 10 play IN the pagesn
10 be held at the Central High school
next Tuesday afternoon. The pa
geant Is TO be given in honor OF the
Tooth anniversary OF the Treaty o.
Client
A Trial rare between a goose ana a
number 81 email pupils 90 the A1ser
school Was run Tuesday AFTERNOON
in front OF the school Real races
between the goose and children NIl
be run June Il Money Is 10 be given
a. prizes The goose belongs 70
HIS corner shoe store, -bS CAN.
land ave. The races will be run at
this store.
begun the review tests. which must
be given before taking the June rnal
"cXamins" 49,,
work this term. The pupils hrst
draw the design. and then color ~ on
rice paper with India Ink
TUESDAY afternoon, the RECITATION
teacher substituted for the teacher ot
room A because room As teacher
WAS attending a teachers meeNhs'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
BEARD SCHOOL
EDITORIAL .tsn-Chief. Max s~hwei-
p~rhof; asst. chief. George schfiieri
associates. stella Wfnf~rs- War
Gsrrt VICAR, Jo~ephtn~ Pspfnenu.

The students Of room A, section J
are very much interested in the story
OF The Cold Bug"
The students OF The recitation room
have learned the poem The Arsenal
at Spring field"
The girls OF room A are going 20
have written lessons in cooking for
the rest OF the semester.
The students Of the AS grade have
received their class pins and ribbons
There are eight girls OF room A tina,
are going 20 dance the Morris and
the sailors Hornpipe" al Sugar
island. as follows Erma Anderson.
vicia VICAR. Grace Johnston. Flor
srce Reuss wilma Keller. Hattie
Reshke. Beatrice Becker and Edna
Schank
The students OF room have com
pleted their color scales.
The Beard school baseball team was
defeated by the Higgins team by a
score OF 10 . The Beard team -
tied with the Higgins team for FRS;
place In the league.
Walter Abrauoskl, student os room
A, celebrated his fourteenth birthday
May %.
The As grade have finished dram
atizing the story OF the "Aerchan;
OF Venice"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
CIRCUS IS
BIG CITY
Twenty Two Tents
Needed to House
Hagenbeck Show
The red wagons come Sunday.

luz fcu wagons come sunday
Three special trains will arrive
In Detroit early Sunday over the
Michigan Central railroad from
Ffndlay. o. Aboard viii be the
paraphernalia and equipment Of the
Carl Hagenbeck- Wallace circus
which Is scheduled for perform
ances Monday on the Jefferson we
show grounds. and Tuesday In West
Detroit
Agents who have been In the
city the past week have made their
final preparations. As quickly as
the circus specials arrive they will
be packed IN the railroad yards and
the work OF unloading will begin
There will be no hxlts or perpleIins
delays. Everything around q big
show is done with system. Each
man has a special task 10 perform
and Is held directly responsible for
IL. He performs the same task day
after day and In time becomes won,
derfully proficient
II requires 20 separate tents "a
properly house the Carl Hagenbeck,
Wallace shows There Is the cook
house tent. stables. four OF them.
blacksmith tent, harness tent. side
show tent. the menagerie tent,
which houses several hundred rare
and costly animals and tho big
arena tent. which comfortably seats
many thousand spectators. This
mammoth tented palace Is the lar
gest arena pavilion ever construct.
ed II required So mon three
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
"HEROES OF THE SEA-"

ITO be pupils AZ tho Flower
Service Of the Navy Decoration
10 oclock)
Cast thy flowers the tribute sle6png;
The sleeping in depths for
weeping
No marble column
thy flowers the OF
No bloom oceans bed These
o may evtbe soul hide
thy flowers OF
Fondy each floral heart deep devotion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31

months TO complete the task. IL 70
valued at a small fortune alone.
The Carl Hagenbcck.w Wallace cir
Gus. when Il Is pitched on the JEFF
ferson-ave. show grounds on Sun
day morning. win form . little city
all In itself There Ia lawyer. =
dentist. q doctor. two veterinary
surgeons. a minister OF the gospel.
the Rev. Cadesmas Pope. ID. d., half
a dozen blacksmiths and harness
makers. besides a whole corps OF
bookkeepers and stenographsrs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31

Frank Martin. 90 asa AntieterH at
, was appointed lieutenant % the 600
0escyves much credit for his work as
an officer n THIS vicinity.
Many 30 the Detroit schools. in
cludins the Hubbard. Van nyke CitN-
pert Jones and HilI!x~r. have formed
Junior sanitary clubs ~ their build
inSs. The presiding officers 81 tho
> hoolS are the captains and lleuten-
arts in those districts chosen by TIE
Thursday marked arother event
ful day ne the board 81 health cTice.
SWafms OF boys crowded iuto The
orTrr ANXIOUS 20 possess fu ntnr0r Isl
baf-c MANY airs 90 Importance worN
DISPLAYED hy the boys when they
we've presented with the latter sisnt-
AcAncv 90 inport1nce- Three thop-
sand boys are ROW enrolled. was the
George Brady. INSPECTOR - district
l. = AM an 20 tcr o.; The above star,
vrs badly iuta-ed WIEN y WIS
evening Fls was able ~ retutn 20
his school Thursday
TIE enthusiasm displayed - tho
work - shown hy tne Interest tA-
bows take Cor extended work TIE
cartcius ana ueut~rauts ~ district
; report that they have organized
squads and are daily ~Rtrol'rs thelr
district 90 search 90 unsanitary
Henry = Vsueha. crlacmioIox' st
% tse board 90 health. says tNaf the
deVeloprus M 30 tse campaign rcr~a MS
entirely 20 tro bows They have thus
tar oceoupll his desires
Wright MetTenaEAn. ~ 1899 w ar
rea-avp. Inspector ~ The Ielray sv--
tior. homes ro impress GYn0 tr- tor-
. SnrrS u his district The fact iaAt
sanitation "a necessary NarF Polish
hays have ietreG I'm t.3r district and
th.r are also successful toward lu-
forming the classes OF their race OK
Harold Berg. INSPECTOR % district
CAPTAINS and N-ufenarts. Monday
afternoon az 20 g u He WAL also
make an address ou Why .nTssi ga
ton brings success" Albert ku~hn
tairs thus far selected % represent
TIE Eleventh ward
Cornell smith. Inspector OF district
reports an organization Or 10
boys IN active service Cornetl
EFFORTS In the campaign deserves
marked attention
Gordon Cameron. Inspector % dis
trict l2 Is valuable employee of thN
Mich gan Central Railroad ccmplnN
Gordon lives az SIS kirby ave. w .
and carefully scans the walls OF the
ofire where he is employed. IN search
81 the serr,y. caTry,1 q ls-ler ..,.,..-s
receptacle was ~ ported. az 2l- and
&c rart Grand blvd TIE rgrGpIU a
~ these houses refuse 20 comply WIZ
the rules ~ the hoard = health gov
ern.0E manure recrQfacles, the cor
tents - which are not ra-'et ava
a. ieaet twice 4 week Tire residents
az the above address thr"ateref -
have the so-calied lnt-uders placed
urSs- arrest unless they were lest
uuwcit~ted-
Upton Shreve chief tunic- sanitary
IN perf0r. has announced that the~e
arr still A few Temn4rIuE = STREETS
.H Sc -. "a - -
candidates may apply for The post
tlogs az the board % health office
saturday morning between the hru-s
% =. m. and - m. try BOY who
Is Interested IN tHis campaign and
wishes 20 become "a mem her viii END
q captain or lieutenant IN his neigh
ocrhood who Will supply b ~ ~4rh a
mer0hershfr card and an ncIre-'s
badge TSe card must be flied out
ID. ---n-n ~ LII ~ 49,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
nv CHARLES prRrNrR.


Decoration Day @NerCises were held
Friday morning Ia all houses while
TIE girls weat 20 the auditorium -he
boys were entertained On var sgs
grade rooms Songs aprrorrta1. =
the occasion we've sunE and students
rertted poems arb essays taalr z
with patriotic subjects Roth - q
dents and teachers were well pleased
Win the arfertat 1uhnts. which are
sad 20 have been the best ever held
for such an occasion.
Tee exhibition % manual training.
r3lHehanlcal drawing and machine
SHOP work. IN charge Of Nisa Con.
over and NJ Sergeant were held In
tf~ trst Hoor corridors Thur4aav ard
FRIDAY Surprise az the h.zh grade
gudltF of N" work and competence -
TIC visitors The Central f~r club
also contributed a number ~ specf-
mems % hiEh grade WrrE I- ART
Tho words - fhe fr-A song This
term rvnrn written n- Marjorie f'orr-
er row the ~ Fet. ~ Wrsl. RuA-
rnlf'ed - Tie ehf rrr.r. r.rs trsf
TIA. - GWEN. i.a .sr.u p4a -rufar.
AlthuFe- ~" fHH ti1l o. flo honor
tHntioh 20 ft. lsfs 'sror ti-- aa
alreaIy tt va. econ f.H-a nae-vlreI
BY ~" v-o~'r~,N aIer1 dsea.te ora
tions and spec6$ lr i,s sdvara,es
College eatra.er rfauira' prs Cor
those Who crsir" college recon-
rneuGati0us we're begun la4t Friday
and viii continue through next wcok
Final Examination 4u the regular
work VIII begin MAY 70
The hope ~ C1ntraiifcu s1r ~ afh-
letie field Will oe realized ln ta tue
seree next Tall whom tho g4dssrg
field Will be completed Besides ten
niF courts football and baseball dsq.
nords. there will BE one Of the finest
gravel running tracks IN the CITY
and also fine clubhouse for the
plprerF
"Pl uettslisn1- formed subject
for a debate IN N~ Levfr'- fourth
hour historT CD class IN true man.
j." style MiHs 7 Victoria Adams 10.
Tended N and was opposed hv CfaFvu
Ehle The class decided IN favor ol
- -u1ettaIism."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
Editorial stsn-Chtcf. Berntce CohenI
associates. Abe Natha.soa. HarNid
GoidsteiR. Hss~l steele. Rhcs De-
Nrney. James shilitaston.

The children OF this school will
take part IN the Flower Service q
the Navy Monday porniug a. !
viii give the Gag salute, sing paJ-
riotic songs recite Heroes OF the
Sea. and east flowers on the waters
% the Detroit river. They expect =
dresses OF prominent citizens, They
expect 20 enjoy the patriotic mus lc
given BY the Northwestern band. We
expect 20 see a big crowd ~ people
at this service.
We observed Animal Welfare
pav" al the school Friday
our school. instead OF having re-
cess la the playground. went 20
Grand Circus park. 20 see BA-uuu K
room A chaperoned the smaller chill
drea OF the lower grades All en-
Joyed Themselves very much
Many 90 the boys and girls OF the
Washington school are entering the
Fleid Day contests.
The girls are entering IN folk
dance. which they have learned under
the direction OF Miss Walsh The boys
VIII enter IN various stunts
Most OF the boys OF the WASH nE-
ton school have Jolned the Junior
sanitary League u - % make De
troit a cleaner and better city rhs
hsUteuauts and captains are doing
good work. and there Is a great ir0-
p-ovensent IN many OF the districts
and wards
Abe Gre~nherz has received his
Palmer Method button FOR his IS
drills Tire class congratulated him
on hts success
Clancy Wood. who has been ~
for about thr@ or four weeks. re-
turned Monday lie spoke Of how the
flowers and letters the class sent him
cheered the sick room.
The boys OF room e again were vic
tortouS In a game az u@vcOuo with
the boys Of room p. The score was
80 20 IS This makes ~ three straight
wins for the boys OF room =.
Room q - very glad % have won
the Junior civic league pennant. and
IL going 10 try 10 KEEP u FOR a while
These are the youngest children II
the Junior civic LEAGUE IN our school
but they believe they can do as well
as the rest IL they try.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
LISTER SCHOOL.
Editorial sta9-Chief. William Daviai
associates. Hugh D"ody. Iueua
seed~n- Evelyn ~chuitn- Lillian
Walters. Richard DroEowski Arfh-
NJ Riekl~. Mary Peehta-

The children OF the kindergarten
are very busy learning songs and
games They are going 70 play
Mother Goose" at the Festine on
June ? az <avtn Park. julia Loody IS
going 10 be the old woman. All the
boys will have bibs on and have
bowls for their porridgs. All the girls
will have white caps
John Coope rsuith has reentsrec 70
school, after being absent severai
weeks on account 90 broken arm
Room r has found the neighbour
very willing 10 let them visit their
gardens
Miss wolverton visited the hrst
grade on Tuesday.
Many Of the Boys OF the Lystsy
school belong 10 the Safety Frst
society.
Mrs. George Froser. OF the city
Federation. gave a very interestin <
talk MAY 70. on the Insect world
She illustrated her talk ~!th stereop
tieous views II taught US 20 keep
our barns and yards clean so ina.
we would have no flies. rs they breed
sickness
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
HANCOCK SCHOOL
Editorial sts6-Chf~f. Gertrude ".
HufberSJ sssistspt.. L~Iis ". Dts-
mosd. Pauline aibro, Mildred Me-
Miiiss. Pauifn~ Atbror.

Friday afternoon the pupils Of
room a were visited By Miss Ruth
Wiley. % Northwestern high school.
who talked 70 them about her high
school
Monday afternoon Nargare, Var
rar and two graduates visited room
A. Margaret should be IN the As
class. but N the beginning os the
tern she had a serious Illness which
prevented her from being AZ school
The pupils who are 20 take part IN
are preparing with great vigor
TIE chief editor received letters
from the Times about getting sub
scriptions and she ard the assistants
Will try 20 do their part well truly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
ALGER SCHOOL

nnonnona oa~D-Chsel, Earn Manss
& 80 a9eeo1n1ss. Cee0 Saltsr. Mar
B Dse1g xsse. Kssnsrf.e Living
y, ~ Vuaesa CsVp. WllDsaD Msere.
F66n0y afternoon . class meeting
6&( hotl BY the As pupils. Along
ofAsr things the question OF
II assessing OF class colors was dis-
noo4 very fully. Nothing definite
100 composed of FIVE members.
~ appointed by President Faxon
O. take charge OF the different
Mr. o. the graduating class. Those
5l9g ug the cemmittes are: Henry
txoerite Kane and Edith Mans-
- The president also appointed
Y ,00umlttes to look after the class
o11o The class voted that the
~ ~ sugar Island on the day OF
~ lrock meet
Z No. Beverly. English supervisor OF
Detroit schools. paid the Alger
6o&l . visit Thursday morning. She
1pstng ehergs Of the pageant which
'003 IN honor Of the one hundredth
s6qeoary, OF the Treaty OF Client.
ODverly came 10 the school for
u DornQse Of hearing the sonE
VII os sunG, oy rooms A. b
o6of and CLANCY schools. sched-
~ LAST Thureday. was not play
>1nuoe OF Indictment weather.
kSaphonoIa concert was given
36In1 Afternoon for the pupils
QlV0eal rooms. The selections
were greatly enjoyed by those
o lGayworm. music supervisor.
y the Algsr school Friday. The
mt eens WAS sung for her. -
~ ne forty eighth COURTS arith-
70. test: Ethel Muller. James
4seody. Arthur Miller and Joe
p KScsoaif game between the Aiger
Meoso schools was played FRI
ofsogqoon. The Ayers won by
- AlGsr baSsbali tournament for
Y DSooe 10 play on the annual field
Veog sehocI baseball team ex-
- - p1ay other schools at Sugar
~ cd WIN some prizes
~ - A25oo 4cAdan. principal. OF
AlDoY school. became quite III
~ aftgInoon while school wes
.,ssssS q ws: :e ,sssn ss ae% S;s AZ, NJ.
6Sk Ma BGftlett. teacher OF room
G3ooe1(Use6 for her.
n go Hall president OF the As
1es been absent . few days
- Sus3y captain OF the new
- - soAoo1 Tuesday after a few
v3scry. me entertainer who re-
- 0oo0. "Robsrt Of sicily.
A - G:ys,ss|es::s lhS Ss' .sAes e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
JEFF ERsUN SCHOOL
Editorial stan--Chtef. Ruth Lsphsni
assistant chief Marjorie odeiil
.oris,r.. C:isdys Festner. Addie
B~l~her. Roger Maynard. Arvta
Mh~ston. Harry Parent. DSssia


Wednesday morning rooms A.
and 4 met in room \ for MenoriaI
pay program. We started ny sinSinx (
The Battle Hymn OF the Repuche
A few pieces were recited by the ~,
pills from the different rooms ard
Some 81 the x rls played piano solos,
The Boy scouts were requested 20
come IN uniform After the recita-
tions We sang the following song ;.
-N here the Flag - Full OF Siah,
ION. on ON The Bows Came MArcn +.
Ing" Mar ching Through georgia
renting on the old Camp Ground
We all gave the SAlutatior 20 the
flag and the program closed by sing .
ing America" Mr.. Moe then gave
a talk about the WAT Some OF the
reciiAtions were; The Flag - Pass.
lng BY" ~Our Flag" "Grardpa's Old
Chuu." "Old Flag Forever The
Flag "Ending the War the Ge'tys;;
burg address. Decoration Day and
The Little Bronze Button"
The school playground and corri-
doris lately are the scene % great ac-
tlvity as the strenuous practice goes
on for Geld DAY ~ Sugar Island.
next saturday. MAY %
Miss Harriet Roehm. teacher OF
room I. is IN Grace hospital very
ill with typhoid fever
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.

Editorial sts6--Chfef. Dorothy HoI-
Hist associates. Cers yor~e. Irene
rrshm, Lorraine OHeiiiy, Alfred
Masktil
party 10 the members and alvninae
OF the society n short time ago. fol
lowed by n luncheon at the Nswcomb
Endicott company. The table WAS
good time
The Y. NJ G. A. rave banquet
Friday evening 20 the members Of the
various girls clubs from all the
echoois of the city Miss Dorothy
schooi va. the ,oss,% Di es.rs ~, h,s
evening. A program was given after
the banquet. which included q short
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31

/ This H,llcrest colony lies about q
lle back from the lake. on Moross
rd.. which leads directly down TO the
yillagc park on the lake front. I'm
crest bears out the assertion that
people OF moderate means. who
value the Crosse Pointe surround.
inss, mas dni a homo site thcre.
Other than Hhlcrest The House
man Spitzley company control valua.
bic allotments nearer the city and
just north OF Crosse Pointe Paris
village, across Mack,ave This al
lotment Is known rs Crosse Pointe
Manor While tins section Is some
distance from the lake front, nev.
ertheless KeusinEton and Edge
mont Park blvd connect aud lead
directly 20 The lake The streets
giving public access 10 the lake
front are few ana. consequently. are
highly regarded. ON kensington-
blvd leading north from Jefferson
some moderately priced lots. OF 5u
to SO feet frontage by LOO feet depth
may be- had
North OF Mack Avenus.
S!ace the entire Crosse Pante
section east OF the city. between the
lake and MacSaye Is sure TO build
up IN a manner that. without any
strained meaning may be- termed pa.
latial IL is easy 90 understand how
The supply 81 land along East Jefer-
son is highly limited for ordinary
purposes Ordinary city develop
Grrt Is at an end 20 the eastward
along Jcaers on because, night at
;he city limits. the unusual Crosse
Point section begins No Wonder
values arc being crowded up be
C8-se OF tae limited supply OF or
ulDary city realty.
The unusual development east OF
the city limits. between Mack ave.
and the lake. being taken into con
slderat!0n. the question naturally
arises concerning the effect on real
IS north OF Mack contiguous 20 the
Crosse Pointe section. That tho
section 10 the north will be favora
bly, affected goes without saying, bat
the prices viii be much more mod
e-ate Indeed, it may be said that
values diminish steadily from the
lake front 20 the northward bur
even north OF Mack TIE values viii
insure building By those who have
perhaps more than the average to
pl, into q home investment
Awaiting Car Lines.
Further 20 the west. aloug Macs.
and In The ue!ghborhood Of 81. clair
He.gh,s. development for the time IS
arrested because Of lack OF car ser.
v.ce. A, the present time The car
lines ext SAD on MackATe. ro0Ii
~ The Loz.rr automobile plant. and
ga ker, heval only to Cadillac St.
inside Detroit city limits
When street car extension VIII
come for this locality - highly prob
,emaucaI. even though The need =
pressing. There is talk 10 the eject
that the section lying east OF Alter.
I'd, out along Mack ave. Is soon to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31

talk by the secretary OF the Y. NJ. C.
A good time 10 planned for the
Reading club girls next Friday sf>er-
noon. when all the members will az
20 Ann Aroor and visit the Univcr-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
REALTY BOARD TO MEET.

The June meeting OF the Detroit
real estate board will be held a.
the farm OF Walter FLANDERS, Green
Lake, Oakland county. Thursday.
June g. The members will meet at
the Board OF Commerce. S 80 a. m.
and 40 by auto.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31

y ~ fAct that the Times Is rapid
4 ocCnins Detroit's most popular
1p1psper. improvins In quality and
n11ty day by day. creates a
ntor demand for II, and the boys
mis- viii Nnd that there are a
J many thousand men AMI wom-
vAo win gladly subscribe when
1i>o1 10 do so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31

II nuEociAtiou Of the Times effort
~ 70 G bsnsft to the school chill
- . rssroit win prompt them to
n9oeafo IN this way. and they
- % without embarrassment
sStntifying themselves In the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31

~ response to q letter sent out
- edilors regarding the eircu-
1crn cuntest has been very graft
ne 4 hxes number reporting 70
ut they win be delighted TO
ray with the request made Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31

"A The Ferris school baseball team
lna1e The ANGELS" weep Monday
.When they defeated team repre-
'6ontins another Highland Park
nchool bearing that name.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31

{ Marcy schools girl newcomb play
- ere great heroines In the eyes
- The editors. having won all OF The
soSo games played
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
SUGGESTIONS.

1copold Berg has agreed TO write
~ ooe5os Of articles describing the
Gnfbono attractions the editors VIII
- perncitted 70 see on their visit
! ~ The Palace gsrdens. the date Oh
Skhjch win be announced soon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31

Detroit Time. Job Printing Dept
Main t520.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
JUNIOR SANITARY
LEAGUE.

Editorial stsu--Nsroid RerE, Chtrt
Editors ptoa >ehreve, Asst. Chiefi
district 4. Raymond Mainiouth,
district D. ". O.. Cavsasughi dts
trict ~ Norman Reidl district ~
Z, elena Lanktaag district i'm.
Russell Robiusoui dtstrtet IT-I,
Eugene ostusI district iE-E. GeorEe
HraIy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
CAMPBELL SCHOOL

Editorial stsn-Chief. Edgar Camp
bells associates. Edna Prfma. Al
systus Broguet. Iitifsu Porfsin,
Zelda Erb. Erwin knebve~h. Ralph
Rick~rmsn, H~intr weinert. oscsr
Prima.
The Campbell unRradss boys are
stlli leading the baseball league on
the East side. having won every
game II our boys win this comm z
Friday, May "a. they viii then be GER
tair 20 play the West side winners
In the anal series The standings FOR
East side ungradsd schools. including
May Il are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31

Oeorgs Junior High and Garfield
.eehoclS mixed II up quite exten-
nlvoly In . baseball game TUESDAY
- told thrillingly by the editors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31
CLAY school.
ny HAROLD wABEE.

Most al the children b-auah,
flowers Friday 70 place On me s9i
diers graves on Decoration dav
We are very sorry 20 know TIA.
oar principal M.ss Wllfnarfh may
be transferred 90 another school
Room y IT, going % have a Junior
civic league pennant next week
Room \ has not had any ono farfy
this week and We hope they VIII not
have any tardy this month
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Detroit Times Job rrinun< Dept
Main $50.
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h &. 3 = gratifying 10 note the inter
~ 0iri Pionsers are taking In
1s mems n this department and
D o6ltor. Lillian Schnekenburser.
smn ~ new bands are ccntem-
Ho1 n various parts Of the city.
- seventh band is now organizing
~ Woodvard-ave. Baptis,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-31

70 win q gold medal. pitted
6eninst rome OF the best young men
Heators in the school. Is quite dis
tinguished honor for young girl
/ oaA for that reason we wish 10 Join
~ host OF friends in congratuiat-
~ Mis- Marjorie Porter FOR the
oehiovemsnt at the oratorical con-
loot at Central High Thursday
Worning.