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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

H.r -ere discovery F.r 81. sears
r.r# rn.r Uerr a standard Ealea
--rse rrr ere Fse srrT. CRYSTAL
Imported t.srr.em uH sour great
rrsHtarrrrrr .sTt. eEf arF perfectly
harmless T.r geasrs sH9tEtrs ntf
serae .erH tee cells as1 taes OF .se
sftarve ast flroazf trr Bladder
f-fefaE rsr trr roiso~aas Er-ras. Esw
uf- tresa strength ard rraffa uiT
comes az yog c9utlrar fsls sr~stm~rt.
When esUr.rselr Frat0Fre Co.. Farr
1seaf visor. eosFfsg- tstiss q capsule
1r f,s9 eser cav TEFT wiz Er~p 16g
t- e7e95ri1a art presrs' a return OF
tae disease
uo roe te.aF n uss1te. Delays ere
especially tarErraas i1 E.dsrF and
bladder t~oas.s 400 reliable drug
ssf. ser GOLD MEDAL. faar.e1 OIL
CaBsafrs rerv efT refund th~ mor-
81 f o1s as aggregated tr ttr~r
s.zrs scaled packages. ash for 80
original Imported GOLD MEDAL. Nc-
er1F rr Substitutes GNfFr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
COLONIAL

FridaF-Henry y Walihail and FL
eanor woodruff IN The Rods OF
Wrath. three acts. latest Pathe News
and a splendid comedy.
Thur day-"A SiTcu of Corsica.
thrce-part Luhiu. with Philip small
les How Ida Got a Husband com
edy. "Broucho BiIiy's Mother.
Saturday Blanche Sweet To- "Jud-
uh.~ 8 % ~ Griffith production IN
four acts also Charlie Chaplin sub
lccr.
SUNDAY The Favorite Players Film
company presents CARLYLE Blackwell
iu Tho High Hand six parts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
C0BURN TO TAKE
BUSINESS CENSUS
MOLINE ~As sANEo SPECIAL
AeGsr - c.+AsoE o. Foct
ISLAND ofsTEtcT


ne sr-~ far ere Hae. la.4al a.s-
r-.os "a. rs.. --.-.s.,-...--- .s.-.-...- 81
taat.fa9d n ne i-oea tf.ta4 O. .o
thfs morning. ra1m sss hEa.a- bern
aas Eaef fsr fhaE purpose o.
.tfaHrt ~ vEassiaF-oa. r~grrssIfaflv~
~ fae Eepurf nrnr 81 csmmrfcr ctaav
70 establish ere .rsss ar1rtsrs visa
joins Co6urn ~ were SPECIAL aE1nE
Ia chHrEr Ifr e.re 0s fnr a1us ilas
of statistic rsr rsr fs1a ~ ma7
GftefTrrs ef rHe census Hares.. aet
vUl erassal~ re1 or three maef.s
Wr re.rrr gave ono some .atrrref
ir9 frsrrs .ae-sf .n .ar1rrat.ea com
piled ar tetrr. rrta.r .a .ar
three cities
Dol fHe UtE rr6arfrF ..~ eta1er 81
trt4flsaal-0fs .a '-srf fs.anf sat tt
frrrasr r.mrer ~ UFre Garner
ff.f value ef e-ef.rrs flftr.nf.
value st Hfrartefarrt DralHr 80.
1sa1a1
n Moline Iar amber sr establish.
merits eae ga average csmHrr ar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
OPEN MOSTRlLS! END
COLD or CATARRH
Ho~ To Get Relief when Head
and Nos~ are stated Up

Celas fHvf Your eaH .r hsFf or
-afarrh ar4anreHrs faur .f4aaeef ras
trtfs VIII errr fte s.r rfesrara Hf vrgr
head w.u rirnr art rlg et0 BREATHE
freely NJ more srgfire atEN.rr
uiturous t,srhareF. trTarea o. tesifre~.
na sfrurrhne fsr trraf1 tf riett
Ces a small bostir of FlT'a crrgu
E.tlu1 fraar sour druefsf grf apply e.
Htti~ oil tHts frasranF arf.s-rf.. r--url
in vaur uoefFlie OH prrfsrtt.as fFrTftEl
every ar rasstrT ef che h-tf slofH.as
and heuiine tHr s.g1lt.n or .rftmrl
mucous ucnhrrg-. CIV ne 500 rsrgns
relief flrHt entts srt rtfFrrF vIslf
tkr maaic u1ue s.sv stsfr.. Ia Het
miserable. tt-tlrf ts slr-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

Thursday Daniel Frohmau presents
Mrry P.ckford in Caprice supported
10y owen Moore and Ernest TruaN-
Friday-The Messrs. Shubert present
Howard Estabrook and Barbara Ten
nant in "ArIss." in FIVE parts
saturday star production OF
The Truth Wagon" In five parts.
Sunday NiiaErapgs mammoth
American military drama. The
TulEie.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
HEADQUARTERS OPENED
up FOR w. M'C0NOCHlE

H~a144asterF fe- william MlCur.
eea.e. candidate Tor mayor az rsr aP
rFlaerins city election. have been
gre1rf or rt@ Hotel Harms S g.
taFeguar eir b. in charge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
CITY CHAT


fAdvrrtisscnents1
Bay q home % Rsiay Bios
Fos express. call William Trsfz
Trici'y Towel Supply company
tsdePeas THt Express & Storage
a. ISL
WsaF s. f'-aian nasdsl RAJ Meas
FashiGs Sop. Harper house block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
s1,oateI


March IS Moulin ROUGE Girls.
March gigs Lyman 81. Hove Trav-
% Festival presents the United states
navy
March cssO-Ouiy authentic Ger
man var PICTURES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

ThrrFday- Crimson Moth
-AurHr-s Portrait -Broucho Bills
and trr Escaped Bandit
Friday sixth episode of Hazards
% Helen -Trc Product. Sunshine
and shadow.
Saturday --An AFFAIR for che To.
lice. "a clean slate. Wipe Yer
Feet"
sualay Surgeon Warren Ward.
-Hls Prehistoric Past THE Mayor
zrrrrruFf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

March 50. -G. -5-OUy.- Players In
The Triumph OF Betty"
March rs 90 April oliver Play
Cre Iu safety First"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
OLD MISSION BEER
Equal &c The sest Imported.

Have you tasted Old Mission beer?
Equal 20 the best imported and rec
commended by physicians
tAdvD ROCK ISLAND BREWING co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

The Pomp ana psnoply % naval life
have been told az various times by
brilliant creations co. pen and pencil
by Zorbaum. Reuterdahi. Reyendeck-
81 Ienr and others. They have been
admirably expressed IN song and story
by Kipiing. but "a has remained for
lyman u. Howe 20 depict naval life
In the most vivid % all aEencies-the
motion picture-and Howe Is indebted
10 Secretary % the Navy Daniels for
the authority aud facilities tina, made
possible such n reproduction as will
be seen az the Illinois next Saturday
and sunday. The nationwide pres
tiEe and popularity % Mr. HoWe's cN-
hioitlon and i,S mighty influence IN
duced Secretary Daniels 20 confer this
signal honor upon Mr. Howe. on sew
crai occasions high government on
Gals. recognizing the educational
value OF this exhibition. have granted
special permits TO Mr.. Howe 10 film
events Of national interest. Bu, In
order 20 insure the most notable re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

uaWson. y T. March zs=Th~
spring thav sss begun. ter DAYS earl
fer than usual Already DAWSON has
more m~n tasu can obtain employ
mrrt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
Nj. III. BROWN, Nj. D.

Next visr 10 Rock Island. Harper
House. Monday. March %. a. N. TO
= - >. M.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

sr-.reEr.1. rt#H-sga F.earI r-r-
afaz rH- rur1s STATE Cooperative a.
saetat.1c we're discussed ar a u"rf.a.
W 60 dealers tarr Fr~s.arrf John %.
rt.l.e- % fre +sasr Federation nt ta-
e- who Hs. bead rrr urE 1rzsr.fH-
..ar presided probable rr on
reree~re be- reached .H alra
. -.rrr- o. stores '- Warriors parts H.
r.r state
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
DREAMLAND

rtursday Lucky Blowout; ''
The Famine japanese drama /.
HiuE Around Rosie"
FRIDAY Mutual Monograph. ''
one FTiEhf Ups" Ethel Gets a III
vorc~"
Saturday college Days Flying
in Spring Water at the Bottom Of
Thing
Sunday the Land ~ otter:
-Ouiy q Farmers Daughter. Alarm
o. AaFeius Episode rs OF "Zudora
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
E r s E
How RUptures Are Cured.
II YOU must wear a truss for comfort
and safety. wear
-,--
THE WUNDERTRUSS

without Lee straps. elastic bands or
steel springs. guaranteed TO hold after
all others fsil and much easier than
other trusses Sixty DAYS trial. En-
dorsed by thousands many in this
city No experimenting; no guess
work. Call or write for book and fu-
ture dates 10 IS w. 3ith St. New YORK
City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
HOW TO CURE YOUR
r I y r E

bring 70 Won an intimate kuoWl-
edge % everything pertaining 10 this
specially. over % years experience. I
place no restrictions on rupture. Cases
others. with less experience. regard as
serious. are simple 10 me. as thous
auds testify. ! will explain TO YOU
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26

H-tNHns visited our building Tues
-.E afternoon.
Room b. is drsmAyzluE the story
80 $500 Nau Wrinkle They have al
s..t. .ay plaN into tErrC acts as
BLOWS Art Q. The Village. Act II.
Isr N.-rIl.r-. Ayt lll. lbc Village
Tho follow max pupils 81 room /.
laE. Gut Frrg absent OF tardN this
f.-w SYLVIA Proctor Allu suisse
asf H.4af, Van Alstire
.rrrv I.Nr been -.r children en-
ru.4r. .u r.y .rst sFat- since Septcm o.
..t ltIt .th E-Hf~t> and luN A
.r-t- no I~ double session room.
N.-. tr aEr.t-. dAllA attendance OF
.Es .u. stills
rH, Ua-ra.u, OF the gtrlS dances
-.-H ~Hu. ,0 ~ Wednesday afternoon
a- r.r vAy home Mss Hart treated
r.a er.- tH bee cream, nich they
o. ..rr. FtrF much
. As and Us classes are paint
.. -..r.ys FOR home decorations
.a..Hs as the library. music
r.... -.G room. Kitchen, sitting room
ara t.r.E- room have been selected
tt .tr -- ~rA these samples look
t.r. 4fr.H i've indeed.
-Hf As ANA b grade pupils have
H.. --.t tnr.r color scales and are
working diligently on des.gns FOR
mo p....s % the B-s class were
e. one language period last week
.r Which to rrWrltr descriptive nor.
WRITER'S ~ Tie two best papers
v... aa.l hs given @ book as a prize
rrr- names have not as ycL been
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
Editorial stan Chi~f. willard VII
cows associates. RRipa keat, lowell
FULLER. ~, Forest. Carpelts Risan.
Gardner Hsiloek, Murte Mathi.on.

clare srritA - room, y spra'ned hts
ankle NJ prlla falc
Thursday Afternoon. me FrNnkllr
girls PLAYED TO Webster girls ~"
Franklin winning
The boys PLAYED baseball WITH the
Webster school defeating them BY
"A score - - 20 3
Ms Merriam. % 49, Junior civic
league visited the Franklin school
ard presented the league p-nnant -
the arr grade
The rooms % IRE Frsphlin school
we've asked 20 Organize squads Tor
cleaning M The city
Mr. S'u1vS0a manual 'rai0inv
,eachsr told the hNys 81 room y -
~. plsrs 70 keep the manual train
INK room cleaner There nre Four
more weeks - school and each row
Dthtre are siv seats IN n row. VII
have rAufRin 90 take care % his
row Nir Sim.son giving them 500
points. With I've points taken OF for
"a n case % Imperfect work ard con
duct
MISS Corr~eil teacher - room n
has returned. after being absent from
school ror three weeks on account .
srrAtu-d ankle
The Tarrar school girls debated
the Franklin girls ~ score OF -
TO q IN rswr0vh
The roll - honor 20 the A room
fs as folluws Charles roArtr1an.
hphafeta Croaker Albert English.
Rose Evans EVA Forest Mary
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26

The daily discussion on current
events VAS made Interesting BY an
iWpromptu talk by Robert I.~acocN
on the subject Of the History OF the
submarine
Hurrsh' Miss Jackson. teacher u
room A has consented % let the
school editors Pot tbclr items on
room As new bulletin board
Wednesdays theme "a phvsioIoEy
WAS the Homes 81 the body This
was very interesting dealing wtts
the kaye ~ the bones ard how
they knit together again.
Room 2 girls played game Of
Vas. % 10 i. IN favor ~ ne soys
The boys now have their FAN SUP
ply u shot-puts playground halls
h8tS. etc. which they Win receive
when they fulel their course % ath-
FAST As they can and all the bows are
ANXIOUS - get their hands on the
new 'parsT hernaliE
TIE base ball team held ~. weekly
meeting last Tuesday afternoon and
tbe two teams a Ard Hi were ar
ganiErd Although tho teams have
been organized only a week they
PLAYED their SrSt practice game We'd
rezdAV after school The r. tear.
tasts8 defeat ~ the hands % teau
\. tho latter having advantage o.
size and deNt@rous PLAYERS
NJ Pearl visited the school Wed
nesaay and gave ths bows points m
'Ne track meets and events AZ sugar
shot put'irx their Highest score be-
INK as points. with TIE eight pound
shot. tgr they were dtsarpointa1
because they could not make No.
points The form ~ getting ont the
"sNot troubled them most bat after
thing .heir records scared from 500
20 sej po!ntA They fsFyently hope
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26

that IL viii continue To- 600 points.
Then there was running practice
some ~ the boys did not know that
they could possibly move SO SLOWLY
with so much eftort ana some others
did not know how they could possi-
hlN move SO fast with so little eftort
They all hope Mr. Pearl viii be Kind
enough 70 visit the school before the
date ~ the nSld day
Miss Jackson. the A-room teacher.
II taking down the names 10 all the
boys who wish e. participate IN the
events at sugar Island The boys
use their recess tiuic and after school
hours to practice.
A new drawing teacher has been
substituted for Miss Coles, who made
a trip hack 20 England. her native
An interesting discussion was made
on the peace conference, Tuesday.
Nav Is
Paula spickenagel room A glrl
was surprised hy \ party ~ boys and
girls Friday night Picked pupils ~
rooms and n were present They
all rn 'nycd themselves Immensely. II
proved a great success.
The graduating class had their
frat meeting Tuesday a, noon Rot.
srt LsaCock Was elected president
ard Lucille Hrichcll Vice president
They are irving 20 select class PIN
and rolors They have not made their
decision as vet
The IS class VIII visit the Cass
high school Thursday At , o'clock
The drst team OF the Chandler viii
play the second team game 80
baseball Thursday. 4 good game ls
promised
s. Ear omar Edwards holds the rec
ord IN running but the school u
confident that he can be beaten by
FHrva nav ia the newt trVout
The girls made some excellent
rolls" az cooking last Thursday
TNey testified thRt they tthe rolls
-ane ont IN" and ava not cause the
Young cooks" the least OF trouble.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
GOLDBERG SCHOOL
Editorial STALE hief. Helen ". Iatb-
rrst associates, Leonard Weaver.
G"ne,i"Ne nooth. Mildr~n Van Az
~rs, NtNiun Nafe, Geraidin~ Camp
bell. Anna HilltnEsiy. Dorothy NAL
roimsra aud tiericc LaInssn.

SiN editors OF the Goldberg stan
saw the williamson submarine eN-
peditIun as guests ~ the Detroit
Times u WAS greatly enjoyed by
our editors
Surname williams pupil OF the
IS class. has returned 20 school.
Aftrt loHs absence on account 81
So SpCss
Tolon T. Iathers. the chief editor.
WAS absent last week because Of tom
silltiA This explains why Items were
not On last week.
There was much laughing in the
room when the teacher. Miss Rach-
rn~u. printed this assertion on the
board. Bows are like penCils-thcy
need 20 be pushed before they make
thrir mark
The Goldberg base bail team has
won four and lost one rant They
vii have LNl tame with Han
cock 1t sugar island. MAY - our
line up 81 Us follows Ernest Shaiior.
catcher. Raymond Everett pitcher.
RuHs sharp nrSt base, Harold David
SON second have John Watson. third
Allen right nrii Edward perk CEN
tor Ncld Vat Northrop left neid
Mr. ChNverT ana Miss Mayworm
visited oUr school and thought our
singing very euoN
Every one ~ the Goldberg school
vii} Ne Crl when a much needed
pavement on N~tmont-ayc. - IN
pupils - our school unite IN thank.
fnr NJ ~ ~IeErl sor the Nne aIple
trees distributed Tor Nrhnr day.
Florence WiIkinRpn. who was n
publ ~ Goldberg IL now attending
'hr GtrNelI
TNa IS class rupila arc taking
rnvrrnw"nt Tor few days IN place
~ htrfrFV
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
A PLAN FOR SOLVING
CROWDED CONDITIONS
nv UEpwAS p,RcUs

m Many schools IN New York city are
even more overcrowded than some Of
M schools IN Detroit To avoid hav-
tjnn halliday sessions and in order
not TO Inconvenience the students or
.ihe teachers. some % these crowd "a
ochoois are having two classes 20
stnrh room and are giving zach stu
d<nt ~ much attention and oven
t7ppre than he received before the new
|nystesn came into eject
81 While this may seem strange %
none person unfamiliar with the wav
The study rooms are being run o.
.thrae New York schools 70 ~ actuaiiv
}1Fue The rooms which formerly held
as sfudents are now holding about
US. and this is done bv having two
A1hree parts. One group or class
stands In one part Of the room with
me teacher and ~ taught % certain
Gubtect: another group stands with
He room and u taught st'n anothcr
.6uhf~ct. while the remainder - the
1fudents remain in their seats study
1hg or preparing their work.
~ when the two classes AZ work
With the two teachers are through
HE students who are studying in
{their seats arc divided into two
o1esses and they then have a session
With the teachers The students who
leave the teachers then take the seats
l|ents
IA The students are taught better he
1tan4a each teacher has about is stu
|mnnts. which IL considerably hess than
Inc humber 90 students teachers have
IN the regular classes which do not
@work under this system. In this way
ne teachers are helped as they DO
0of have 40 many pupils 10 take care
Va ~ one time. and the students are
hnIped, a. they can get more indi-
k3l0ual attention from the teachers
6cansc Of the fact that each class
oe less students In II than even hair
~ 3 regular class.
Tho pupils have no time for play
|0w or doing trivial things during
&& school periods. as they are kept
uev all the time When one class
- Finished its work with teacher
oShcr class Immediately takes its
Ace- while the former class stars
enre 60 work studying lessons or
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
Editorial staff bief Bernicr Cohent
associates. Abe Nsthansou. Harold
GOldstetn. Usret steele. Hh~a De-
yeney, Jane. @htiIinxtOn.

TIE boys % room were again
victorious iu q game % news9rnb
played with the boys - room B
The -rDra vas 20 - 90
Room a. has q '1rue Grit tra-d.
ana the captain iE isadore kerner ~
tho names On thls board. Abe BrIah
and rhaunrey wood have the highest
number ~ points.
Abe GrsenbsrR tas aulshed his Is
Palmer method drti. and is permit
tel 20 send them flr the button We
all hope he Wlli pc 4uCressful in get
tirg a. Others vii follow soon
Miss Clara O'Curnor. % Boston.
visited the special department - lie
Warrington school Friday afternoon
-he Was greatly pleased with the
work and purchased some baskets
made by The children.
TIE Junior civic league intends 20
have tho Washington school beauty
spot this summer Seventy fna win
dow boxes were made By the boys az
manual training class. filled viii
earth and flower sccdr planted hy
the nature study classes who are
watching the rapid growth, the
plants and vines having good start
now. The lumber foy the boxes was
secured by Miss g. l. pieraau. whose
husband built The ststier hotel Mrs
Piers0n 10 very enthusiastic and she
has done very much for the Junior
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
TROOP NO. 50.
Nv ,NCHFoRD BArBIE.
EAnI COOK. Asst

Al tNi- week we have been pretty
busy with s'grpling water boiling
ard fret ni1 That a. all we have
h"eu pragt'eing AZ very hard for field
DAY
FriFav every member ~ our troop
WIS ~ the meeting ana Mrs Roller
md = lady with a little girl were our
guests
Saturday Mr. ward took us on a
mike" whore We practicei water
boiling AMI ~siEnal'ug" Mr. Ward
and 30 took u ont with him and
" hen he made his fire he was chop
ping some sticks and the handle
broke ard tho blade nearly hv Don
aiH CRACKING IN the head Then Mr..
Ward took rirture ~ the troop.
Detroit Times job Friati.s Dept
Main AGO.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
MORLEY SCHOOL
Editorial stsG-t hi~f. stanton Pal
meri assistant chief NyrR Cough
bHus nssortstes. Catherine Bray-
man. Herbert iashow-kt. Gertrude
90 uun1r. fserrr1d- schueIke, John
kIrnfv. Edward Holland

Nrra CahauSt william MARI stan
fr~ Ts}uer Eva Young and Alice
--.'f.-e are ~ room 4. and have
'ra honor ~ hs.lnR perfect record
from last Fail hrd Catherine Bray
ran steven Miller. Annie R9hruan
and fr7d.rn f.k8Tsl have perfect
record 1r 90 MAJ 10 20 This semester.
They are also from room g.
r. .r AIS gFads Il THIS s-s col Rad a
meeting T'h9Yeday May 3d. They
eit res fra color comm fff@". which
90 an follow. George Pswrr.ft. chair
man aff MIRA raha4gh Emily Beut-
Ter and Vaifh rurr.
TIE A-s class held a meeting 20
fer He ur The rolors they would
have fur .'lse colar4 TIE chairman
- Ire color committee ls George
prrfsIft. BE read r. list % r1lOrS
that had been spoken about n wa
voted tr7i blue ard gold should Do
~h. Morley base BAH team played
the IHrr school 40 River Rouge and
detected fHnfr hF r PrJrr - % u OBJ
fafr HHr came 20 the home -
Nrs Louis t. L"EE - 1859 Tafav.
ette-avs May Mrs peEE r. "a
sister fu catherine prsYwau. asas-
el.fa editor fr- Morley school
Nrs John Williams and Mrs. =
U4Grr4ru - P0rf Huron. have re-
-IrUe1 homo. after few days vislt
"a Detroit
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
SCHOOL AND SCOUT NEWS|
FRANK w. PRATHER.
Blu LDeniIe
Journalists

civic league The above - only a
small part ~ the work accomplished.
The Twentieth Century cluh fur
niShcd the dover seeds
The graduaNng class have their
class colors They are yellow and
blue and have chosen their motto.
which IS strive 10 Excel" The class
pins are exceptionally pretty They
are being made hy WVyhing Bros
The Judges from the Junior civic
league visited our school 20 hear the
Rally song Strrcoptltons were
also shown ~ transformations made
bv the children bN planting vines and
flowers en- empty lots, and rubbish
piles ours was the frst school that
had been visited. a. We were the
nyst 10 Organize THIS term The
Judges o. the league romplimeRted vs.
ON the appearance % our nowrr
boxes which are blooming very
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
BEARD SCHOOL
T.Sttortai .tRw-Fhi~f Nav srhwrl-
sevhofi asst. rhirf. Grorgr SCHILLER
associates. Stella Winters. War
Earrt NIEar Josephine PRpiuenu

Miss NayrtorU'. music sunervi sop
visited the Detrd school Friday 1u1
.ait sHa wished fN9t room 4 would
keen up their splendid work
Miss fsrnuEor teacher 81 room =
was absent MurfRv on account -
Illness. substitute rrNiariug her
Tho BEARD srh1el star now cons.
stats - ntr editors ne follows
Max sch wctEeFhnf chief i.ro~
George schiller. assistant chief
associates Stella Winters Margaret
NfEar ana Js7sphtBe pRpiuc0u
TIE "A 81 - ~olnrs this vrer are
violet and gold
TIE pnart school celebrated peace
dav " efnesdtv. May - hy singing
patriotic songs and reritirE poems
The Dsard erhnol team defeated the
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
LOGAN SCHOOL
Editorial Stan-Chief. CIesh Jaeksont
secretary. Elizabeth HshatBl sport
Ing editor, Lyle Formnai assocfstex.
grace retrOwSkl. Harold Brnnert,
MsrtIS ~rdtgW.

IT, spite ~ ~alnv weather July ore
hundred rsa-ie attended D.r open
day Ttlr-14g The k.rdsrsArtr0
entertained lu IRE morning and me
grs or 70 che afternoon. During mo
nrsr part 20 the afternoon vac visit
1rs were eufarfs ined In rho kinder
zarfeu w|fh craUlatlzaflOu ~ Evan
Feline hr tue Al class the Morris
dance. and the sailors harnptpe' hv
the eighth grade girls and a sfercor-
f.ro- lesson hy thn pupils ~ MisF
BarIevv room The school chorus
furnished the music After rrrrsa
trio Eaesf- visited the different rooms
and 9bFr~vef fAe regular school
work ~ ~" srd ~ the session the
Older -IrlF served punch and wAfars
Naa Ntywprw visited ur Ttuf4d8y
and helped PEE with our music
The folk dancing girls attended y
meeting 90 the Genital hIEn school
Wedncsday 10 see about the work
at Sugar island.
This weather has caused the boys
~ become very rrthgHiarf}r over afh-
letlc stunts ard baseball
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
NEwBERRY SCHOOL
Editorial stRn--Shirf. Hath Hosen-
bcrEI associates. Priscilla Maiu-
~rtsht. Clara stein. Ida Ice. Hart
ford Williams, George CLAYTON.
Nicholas Herring. NIoIa iau.

The members ~ our Little Moth
crs' league have received thcir
diplomas, and are indeed duly proud
OF them
The a class had spelling test
last Wednesday The following 70.
celved 100 per cent. IDA loo Nicholas
Heripg. hartford Williams Ruth
Noseuhcrg fchtef cItfurb. Fruu,l.
brown ana Irene MRhUu
We nre very proud ~ the TACT
that out 90 - prizes awarded 80 The
bows FOR the hird-hrues tNlIhIflnn.
our Newherrv bows won two Wayne
pennirE. ms hoy won tho thfrd
prize IN class 4 witch was wise
ard working gauge lie made a beau.
''ful martin huHse which was sol
FOR 81 20 Miss NnirNt FOR hrF farm.
waNne's robin shelter was aoit fnc
ssc 20 Miss 1ood Wto viii use n sar
nature study work NJ the Hancock
school
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26

GAugh, Mardorie Gordon Laura Girls
void, Herman koslan. Madeline ien-
derel lhea Phutps. kbtherine Roy
nolds t1nma Rule. sylvia nonuet.
George Collot Marion Grier. Cecilia
Ttthvrdhle. boron Morriss, Paul Mel
son Leone HCarsall Arthur stuart
and GrAce Walt
Hughte HoRart won the third priEo
I'm the bird-h0usr contest