The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22

Saturday. May 22D. II Ii confidently
expected that more than 1000 scouts
Will assemble 10 root" for their re.
spectiye teams In the field day con
tests.
Probably moro than double that
number OF visitors will be present.
~ the public generally is invited to
attend. and advantage viii be taken
OF the opportunity 10 see the scouts
In active operation and learn some
thing OF the movement planned to
teach boys how 10 live.
Capron school editors have discov.
cred the "meanest man In Detroit"
and II you do not believe he Is. read
about him In their items OF Thurs
day.
A very strong Junior Sanitary club
has been organized at Williams
school. and a full complement OF OF.
ncers chosen II NY Is seen in
that neighborhood hereafter you may
rest assured that II has escaped
from some district not so well pro
tected. or slipped by the immigra
ton officers
Firnane school had open day"
May IL. OF which the editors tell
very interestingly. a large number
OF parents attending. showing that
through the influence OF the School
Department greater interest Is be.
ing taken in the schools by the peo-
pie OF Detroit.
A dog. supposed 10 be mad, BIT
Anna Hatzen. a Lincoln school pu-
pn. last week Prompt medical at
tention Will prevent serious results,
II Is hoped by the editors and
friends
Dryer school June graduates have
selected Officers. a. reported in
Thursdays items. and plans for a
number OF dellghttul entertainments
80 under way.
Clinton IS another OF the small
schools that has demonstrated the
wisdom OF having an editorial stan
The items are quite charming. and
Miss Leila Best. the principal is TO
be congratulated on the showing
her little charges are making FOR
her school.
In expressing thanks and appreci.
alton for the privilege OF seeing the
wonderful submarine pictures AZ the
Washington thcater as guests OF the
Times. the Owen school editors
quote one OF their guests as saying
Il only wish that | was an editor"
| There were n lot OF interesting
items in Thursdays batch from
Owen.
\ number OF students ri Central
high have expressed a desire 20 be
placed on the editorial stan. wishing
| to see Items from their respective
houses or clubs Owing 10 inactiv-
| ity OF the present stan. We have
agreed to permit individuals To con
| tribute items under their own names
and the first ones under this ruling
appear in Thursdays paper by
Charles Rubiner.
The Condor club continues to at
tract much favorable attention
through the items OF Editor Nell
Campbell The value Of the club Is
| seen In the interest the boys are
| taking in the debates and other pro
| ceedings. and other clubs will likely
be formed soon.
Oficers OF the June graduates at
Jefferson school have been selected
and n number Of interesting pro
grams for their entertainment plan.
ned. An entertainment TO parents
and friends will be arranged short
ly. It Is expected.
ALGER SCHOOL
Editorial stsm-ChI~f. Faith Mans.
BACH sssecistes. Cecil ssitev. Mar
suerfte Kane. Katherine L.in.-
stone. Glenn stock. Frederick sstt-
ley, ruito~ ccpp. VILLAS Moore.
May Is "A surprise party was given
for Miss Musiei Mcleod by the Yes
per club. ut Miss McLeod's home. %
lIolbrook-ave The refreshmcnts