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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
CLIPPERT SCHOOL


Editorial Sta@-Chlef. sahn Hafls
asssetatess Harold stroax. wuiiam
WoeA. Euss~e stuesasP. Ruth EiiiaA
u"th bnrgstresaep.
Mr.. Donneliy IL the boys director
and Miss Guam IL the girls director
OF the tlipperts playground.
The Clipprrts indoor baseball team
son park at 2:so Monday. The teams
play 40 mary games ard tho one On
ssch league getting the majority will
PLAY In the semi-rnals. The two
teams winning the majority 81 games
viii play In the finals ard the VIM
mig team win 'Ike'v get \ silver cum
Saturday niCht about 10 o'clock an
automobile driven by one OF the
Teeyin boys coliided with q wagon
loaded with timbers Nobody WAS
hurt. but the autos front and the
wagon were smashed.
Mr. Spier. owner OF the Eagle thea
ter. has consented TO allow this Clip
pert editors TO 20 Go see his program
three times a week. HIs feature play
for Thursday - The Black Box
episode IL. and "A Romance OF the
Navy" Thursday night IL also ANA
teur night
The ciippertS baseball team lin
hians. the score being II TO IL The
lack OF experience was what lost the
game. but II was certainly tight
game. The battery for ciippert was
kiinger and Columbian. The umpire
was Mr.. Director. of Atkinson mark
The swings and bars are being put
up 1T Ciippert play ground Most Of
them are up now. but the cement 10
setting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
THOMAS SCHOOL

Bacterial staR - Chief. Lawseaes
Onaaas ass~ctatea. Merreu Os9eod.
Edward Kaufman. 1Nattie Htlier
Hasea STREET.. Virginia SOag bush.
Naby BARKER. Frank Jacka.
Under the direction OF Miss Young
love. assisted by Miss Payne. the
playground at Thomas IL progressing
favorably. The children are very en-
tnustsstic apout the baseball aud
newcomb teams Besides many emil
dren games. indoor baseball, travel
ing on the rings. running high jump
and newcomb. captain ball. are fea-
lures OF the school ground,
II the playground continues "a
meet with the success IL has hitherto
In the endeavor to provide for
the rniidr-us fua. sWlns s~e-s0 {.
shoot the chutes. etc. will be added,
and the playground wIi become a
permanent feature eft school
The girls are taught folk dancing
In the building where there IA also
story-tellinx for the smaller children
IL basebali and newcomb prove a
success. German batbaii will be In
troduced.
q Herbert Jones and Frank fsbeck
OF l3TT Heler-ave.. have returned 20
this city. after spending a week with
Mr.. Jones parents 1T PittsHeld. Mass.
AIR. and Mrs. Chris HaTsch enter
tanned MT their residence. i3a3 a
Helen-ave.. the Misses Myrtle and
Pearl wetzler. OF GreonhurR. lad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
wINGERT SCHOOL

EDITORIAL ssaa-CAses. Rsynsad
kartsr~ek, sssastsnt cAief. 0saAan
Gsaeys esesetasea, ArtAuP sseHevS,
NiehasA Shetland. CorAoa Oswala,
I've Nssss vas Asstea. FSsseaes
Nr, Henry Hsrdy. an old re.iden,
Of Ypsiiantf. Vas instantly killed by
. Michigan Central freight car while
watching the cars being switc he'd.
He left two sons and one daughter
Mr.. Robert Hardy. OF II Macarthur,
Detroit. Miss c. Hardy. principal OF
the Central high school OF Ypsiianti
and Mr. @. Hardy. OF williamston'
Mich Mr.. Hardy had a Masonic fun
srai and he also had q good many
fiowers
Miss CASTOR. a teacher In the Win.
CERT. has gone to California on her
vacation.
Miss Goodrich 10 NJ cass Lake for
her vacation.
Miss Bott Is In Indiana
Miss Wilson 10 taking n summer
course In Columbian university.
Miss Parry. a teacher In the Win.
gert. 10 to be married this month
Art Johnston and Jim McParkIsn
were In swimming Tuesday when
some big fellows came along and
threw Arts pants and one Of Jim :
shoes In the water
Katherine Hardy had a birthday
party July :. There were ~ present.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
7he Confessions OF a Wife

than give give up its pride. al
Ways hate to hear that old excuse
| II vas . mistake Of the heart. not
Of the head Mind. II there 10 real
ly q mind stored away In the head
Of q person. rarely makes . mistake.
for a. heart says II II cold and per-
haps calculating. but heart Is apt
TO do twice the damage by rs
warmth and impulsiveness."
AN right. mind" say my heart.
tremendously. I'm b good. I'll tyy
and not speak Of my baby again. I'll
take up the question of beating
calmly. and try not to feel like a
cold. lifeiess clod.
Very good" said mind. "the
way to commerce 10 10 tell Margie
to put on her things and 90 over
end see Elicne Symone."
Don't ask me to do that yet
cnireated my heart. Il can't look
upon her happiness with her baby
and lie rccopcilcd."
You can NJ least try said my
mind. "Eliene has been hurt be-
sause you have refused TO see her.
You must remember that she trod
the ground of her 0ethsemsne q few
years ago. Don't covet her happi.
ness now"
Mind. you are strong" walled
my heart. ''You cannot conceive
That am - weak
1 Bat you. too, can be strong,
heart" said my mind. and 40 Mol.
lie says, until you are you can new.
er be sure at what place yoa will
not utterly fail ana then even
cannot predict or alleviate the con.
sequences"
I went TO the telephone and called
up Eliene's number. "win you ash
Mrs. 6ymons to come to the phone
tell her Mrs. waveriy wants &c
speak to her"
A. soon - Eliene heard my voice
she broke down. could hear hei
voice fun Of tears. "Oh. Marsfe
Margis. I an 20 glad TO hear you
again. was sfraid you would le,
our dear friendship close because Of
your sorrow.'
Il Am coming over TO see your
baby. dear. II you viii send the col
after me-"
oh, will youf IN cone after you
inmsdiately. ] want you to hear
What Bulge ana Teddy Say about
hef. They make me laugh every
| 4oy VIII their quaint IDEAS about
nsr an1 her rotation 10 Themselves. {"
4 I'm b waiting Tor yeu. Eiiene.
dsAs.-
4 { wonder Il I have strsasth to zee
| hof hoby ~ her haDptness and
! sesnAch ~ blts1ias a ny heart
| oves ~ lee e minA
j (Te - csasisssl.)
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Editors of the School Department
Again Invited to the Washington

Some time ago Manager NJ H. Starr Of the Washington
theaer invited the cdo Of this department to attend
special showing 1t hs beautiful pctuepay house Of the
wonderful submarine pcrsA and about eight hundred OF
them attended with pleasure and appreciation.
Mr.. Starr comes forward with another invitation
the Juvenile journalists and asks them to again be his
guests the occasion Of the Of the Atlas weekly show
ing the "Oleot" loaded down with editors Of the
Times School Department their first annual excursion to
Wallaceburg
No special tickets win b issued but any boy girl who
has been writing for this department and has membership
card will be admitted by showing same at the door.
addition to the "Olcott" pictures, the program In
clude Maude Allan In The Rug Makers Daughter Charlie
Chaplin in THE Woman" Paramount Travels through Peru,
vocal selections by Whiting and Struebe selections by the
Washington orchestra and recital the hne pipe organ
Friday afternoon July 16 from IL to o'clock is the
aside especially for the editors and hope they
will out in fun force See that al associate editors
are notified, and be there promptly ut IL o'clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
CAPRON SCHOOL

Editorial sss9-s-hsef. vipgisss nr~.
6eet aaseeSatess A0see HsasSa. Sarah
1.ebovfta. Bertha 1sensteaat. Clyde
lsonsavilDes HaPODd Chatlin. Geergs
0ennett, NapsDees Feaik. Dav1S
We take pleasure In announcing 20
you. our readers. that Mr. and Mira
Lee. of shsrman-st.. are the proud
and joyful parents Of a fine baby boy
The happy and induIgent papa
smils II three times AZ bright and he
seems TO feel an inch taller. and
that's some expansion. He swsaYs
the little chap II sure the greatest
kid In tho whole world. Conepatu-
Iations and best wishes for the little
stranger
Margaret Elliot. Of room A. Capron
school. her mother and brother. have
gone to Fair Haven TO spend the rest
Of the vacation.
Mise c. 6toner has gone to St Clair
Heights ~ the guest OF Mrs. RAIDER
macher, Of Hamilton-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
FIELD SCHOOL

Editorial stsW-Chtef. Lees Zeekmss,
associate. Lillian Bieeseag. MaSjevy
Nsle. EIessor Pwtna0. Ireus Dew.
sos. stanley 1oSt~u. Ford Whel-
don. Fred. W1l1lssss. sV0rsfsg editor
Carol Burton. of ass sheris.n-a ave.
caught and pinched her finger In Z
door.
stanley Burton. of 3o5 East Grand.
blvd. IL going 10 Buffalo for three
days.
SIR Holland. Of 3s1h Field-avs-
has purchased a King motor car
Mrs Zechman. OF 40 st Paul-ave.
was hostess OF dinner party sun.
day. July 4.
Messrs. Seymour and NasguiY<
have erected a tennis court on East
Grand blvd. between 81. Paul and
Ker~heval-aves
Dorothea and walter Holland. oil
1914 Field-ave.. are spending theiI
vacation at Fowler. Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. weyhing and family
will move from 27s -. Paul-ave. q
5s5 Fieid-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney. OF 7f3 ~
Paui-ave.. are spending a few day.
In Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15

Edltsriai Ssan-Chsef. C1eah Jaeksoas
se~ressry. Elizabeth usdstsJ sVest-
Ing eslis~v. Lyle wer0aay asaeetstsss
Gsu~~ P~tr~wski. hsrSsA Asesssss.
The steamer -oicot,.- on which we
were 10 sail TO wallacehurg. left the
foot Of Randolph-st. at o'clock. At
leaving the dock our pictures were
taken, There was large crowd on
the boat and nearly all the chairs
Many OF tire girls played the piano
and we all sang both patriotic and
popular songs. We were given map
40 we could get some Idea OF wnere
we were ali glad when we reached
the Flats" because most Of us have
never been there and we were all
anxious TO see them We then went
through y winding river similar to
River Thames. IN which you pass on
your way 10 Chatham.
AZ we reached walpole Island. the
indian reservation. all the children
the boy who IL is years of sEe and
l. half freq and half boy. He creeps
along m his hands and feet.
We went on through the winding
II takes four and half hours for
the trip. so that makes us &c, there
~ lao O'Clock. We got of and
STAYED for two hours We looked
80 was n very nice town. One OF the
chief editors. while In Wa'laceburG
Inquired where the city hall was. and
was Informed that the mayor was on
a vacet ion.
When our time was up we started
back. when we had almost gotten
In port again. a storm arose. II was
very rough on the water and IN rained
hard. We I'D not mind II. for ~ hsd
been rice weather all day. and any
way we were arriving home again.
We pulled In shore and many Of the
fathers and mothers II the children
were there to meet them with auto
mobiles.
We are all very grateful 10 the
Times Nr Prather and the manager
OF the "Olcott" for the delightful day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
WASHINGTON SCHOOL

saturday afternoon. July 10. . f,rs
broke out In the auto repair" shop
OF Mr. Wheeler. 2oS T.. Mcntcalm- IT
ing OF some gasoline In tho back OF
the store. No ono ives injured. jacob
Kowalsky. seeing the smoke. ran
through the alley for the fire depart.
ment. which IL very near. A mattress
while downstairs not so much was
damaged. although the IRE starte I'd
there. The place II uninsured. This
Is the second fire that happened there
the first being In June. caused BY Z
man who III a paper under the cal
To see how to TX II,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15

Des1sueu Desseh. eaitss, ssassy
0eyu6o0as ossestont.
Florence Hedges. although not o
member Of our organisation, for We
have no girls auxiliary. a. they have
In other cities. and are mighty sorry
for u too. has opened the eyss OF
ton. 20 ihss nov We are eravinS Tor
an auxiliary. and the day n not far
distant when We shall have one.
We call her Little Florence but
nsH yoS ss EYER ns:sd Ia s:, ySa 90. would
grown-up beat A voice. thin
meIodIoua. sw~es--swe.ser than that
OF oehumann- Heiuk. But that 10 not
all. b4eause she can dance 40 pro-
dciontly ~ she can sing. A. the
reader sees her In the picture she IN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
WILLIAMS SCHOOL

EA1teTlal sta0-0Alee. Arthur C,l~-
sklS sperttag editor. Elaer Gitnski,
sssSe1atea, Walter Jakei. Lloyd De.
| D1oek, Isis l<leen. NeanetAa Schsal
Clara Ploeges. r1oreaeO Wtese.
The Times excursion Is now over,
the Detroit w ailaceburg outing. g,v-
en- by the Detroit Times. for the
pleasure of the school editors Of De-
| troit. II 10 . pleasure to express in
words the appreciation and thanks
OF the Williams school editors to the
Detroit Times and Mr.. Prather.
I especially, for the best yet OF all the
fine entertainments given TO the edi-
tore by the courtesy OF the Times.
Again We give our thanks, and along
with them. hope them successful
The Spencer club was defeated.
July 4. by the Excelsiors In a holly
contested game by the score OF 10 2.
Russell Cation pitched me ball for
Spencers and could not hold out his
defeat
The williams school playground
baseball team was defeated by the
Ferry school team by the score OF
Mr. and Mrs. T. u. o'Mara are
spending theis vacation at Palms,
Mich.
The Spencer club defeated the
Crystals ~ Clark's park. July 5, by
the score OF % to l.
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~ lGoIlie went away. I men
110od myself up In Q corner
f0ok stock. and ! came 70 the
1900 tllat my continual g-iev.
~ 4 somewhat cowardly pose.
t6W VII look at your Aunt
Is I Sai1 20 myself. you will
M b-Avely she has borne
hit 81 ! hundred times great
6a years.
etrt rebelliously answered
Jih, r. cant see Why"
81 1eensc.' aaid M mind. Aunt
Nn1 Uncle Richard lived to-
nv ia! Years and lad In reality
nsc Tho enc wa;ca they werc
te&e4 10 have h.en q, their MAJ
griug1z n MAS pai1 Of Amt
()lat w&s pu; cnay from sight
hef hustand died"
q ME- Il mol . part Of me-"
nv beart. "iila: was taken out
y Wten ms haus died, l was
~ ono who bao ever known
M Tho others no was cpm.
b ~ ~ hAd come"
f3m'rs nat going to be ono
y kfas~ns who foists its ,in.
Q16 ID Othefsy" asked my
<(her Aiscainfally You will
w 4xfee you have some 9th.
rnty.- exclaimed nv
s'l an sick of the word
nv mnst you always be
~ q q my duty not to srieve
S M and not TO do . num
&1ln&a that | have the Inn
~ hscasse hearts are such
n llIc eicai thinss." answered
m an 1heir Impulses ars
4 An tsc1f selfish wants
m - 6vHlsd. Let me ten you
q &ote, n i vers not here "a
~ - check ron would run
MN yourself and get every.
19 epouhte daily"
- - - cola" said my
~ ~ 10 hot with your
q lovs and hate and
II m unless I supply
49, ysu woulA burn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
WhTE STAR uNE1

Masters standard 1tme. For tho
FLATS and PORT HURON way ports.
steamer leaves Detroit daily ss5 n.
n, 2;s0 y. IN. and 400 p m. sun
FOR TOLEDO daily $40 a. IN. and
Sis p. m. Sundays only $50 a. M.
and y. IN. For SUGAR ISLAND
every week day $3.50 n. m, every sun
and 500 y. m. Wharf foot OF Gris-
woid-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
MAKE YOUR RESERVATION
TODAY

For ID. a c. line weekend excur-
s S. n.S t, sstu,s.y py.sIo ssse
Bunslo and the Fails leaves D. M.
for Cleveland 1916 and n p m. Two
boats out OF Detroit and Cleveland
svssy Saturday and sunday night. p;
Standard time.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
CLINTON SCHOOL
Editorial stan-Chlef. Martir Godcv-
nikt Asst Chicf. louis Luxt asso-
ciate. Leo lsOaatuky. Morris Niurr.

ciate, Leo fOasi~ky. Norris Winner.
The children that play at the Ciu
ton school playground ere entoytns
are for the girls, and the boys or
Joy themselves by playing baseball
football and other games.
There are two teachers 20 take
care Of the girls and a nal to take
cs<e Of the boys. ami he also takes
care OF the ball and hats and other
kinds Of playthings The man IL try
ing to make up team ~ some oi
the Lig boys that play there.
Miss Louise knlvel. teacher ~
room G, who came from a city on the
upper peninsula not lone ago. said
she IL going TO spend her summer
vacation In Detroit and Grand
Rapids.
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MACKINAC ISLAND is
CALLING YOU

Sis. trips weekly, via p. a. Ire
nile aii.water trip or the great
Island. Hotels aud bcnrding houses
a rearonabie rates Fare Y. NacN
mae 0yo Including meals anc bo.th;
ols round trip. ADV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15

- ~ hos's
-. No. ~ Put
H. vls1kiAg fFissds IN Gin
ossss SeSsisy. No. 40 Sec
0o y spsn6lng the hummer ~
lns6 lslAn1.
~ Nh. C}sTies a. Dean. IT,.
oeuoy The Dsan cottage 1t
S oax Fsasquss during August.
a risaax ". blair. No. 50 Al.
oaAx~.. returned. Wednesday.
m 3 sisit - charsevOix
Isabelle 6. Dradbssr has re-
~ - M bono n ths Pasadena
$3.50 following . round OF
Ia visits.
~ G. OeGlIisb and children.
1olno l(ellie Ksarnsy. Of Mont
~ ~ gpssts q Mrs. Charles
use,sy ~ fSs host at . ain
U6o Tneoasy evening. in the
~ x1Alotie elub. entertaining 40
-
AsthmS Cosbln WIN entertain
80 -, Thursday. In honor OF
eay. ~ susst OF Mrs. Ham
~ y King and children. No.
n1no11 Ase. wsst. are 1t The
3wn& KlnSsvilie. for the sum-
" Nh. 4. {. Todd apd sons.
"a Gaylord. win leave.
~ ~ three weeks visit In
y Gn1 t(sw York.
1on Yoskek. No. 1888 West
Z onfert6ined. Tuesday
r hcose of her aunt. Mrs-
~. q San Diego. Cal.
& ~ 81 N 4 10
1890 German Evangelical
IN Mi the annual picnic,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15

Ounmsf homs n watch Aul. r /,
win return To Dssroit tor . fsv dsys
u end q he wssk. Mr.. Nswbsrry
viii - the gaset Of Mr.. H. N. Al
terbayy.
A number Of frfends Of Mr.. Har
net N. Attsrbsry planned . sur
prise hose warming" Saturday
svsning. - honor Of the completion
|of Mfs. Attsrbury's residence on
bsvsriy-rd.. Crosse Pointe Farms.
DR.. and Mn. Henry n. Kisr. OF
woodland. Cal. who have spent sew
eral weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Kier. No. 100 Blaine-ave.. have
eoae to Niagara Fails. and later viii
| 20 70 New York. to sail for Cslifor'
| mia via che Panama canal
o.
Mrs. David Elmer speck 10 enter
tanning . group Of young people in
her Crosse Pointe home. for her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Ballantyne.
among whom Are the Misses Ida and
Nina spek. Pittsburgh; Miss Ethel
Jones. Germantown. Pa. and =. Ken
meth Stephenson. New York
Mrs. e. c. Thrasher. No. sos Cadil-
lac-blvd-. gave . delishtfvl luncheon.
Tuesday. In the Detroit Beat club.
for her mother. Mrs. George Rannsy.
and sister, Misc Laura Ranney. Of
Minneapolis. Roses, lupine and mig
nonette formed the pretty center
piece. and the favors were small Jap
enese fans. Mrs. rhrasAsrs guests
numbered - women friends beside
the honor guests.
%
Little Miss marie Leulss Eigholz,
10 well-known Detroit child actress,
has returned from . long season on
the road With Scarf ia. her home
In this city. Miss Eigholx b the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Otto c.
Eighols, No. 17s BeAls-ave- Miss Ma
bel Jones. one Of the principals in
the "sarI' company. also II . guest
b the Eighois home.
The mooalight sivsn Tuesday
evening. By the Jnnior Fortnightly
club. was . great surcsss from the
standpoin TOT attendance and enter.
taiument. A modern dance contest.
the nrst held on . moeoiiGht. proved
q deliehtfui featurs Of the evening.
Mia Eptelle Bairos and NorleY Judd
won the silver trophy. and among
those entered IN the contest who
were given honorable mention were:
Miss Esther Ongena and Prank
Newberry. Miss Margaret Rhiaehart
and w. Irwin Miss Alexandra Hurst
acted a. judge. Jay ooldber9. pi.
anist: william Hogan. tenor: Moss
Loretta viseer. soprano. and Walter
Cook. baritone. gave an enjoyable
musical program.
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JOHNSTON SCHOOL
s:dtt~rSal STAN Chtee. Eveuy
sehwars, assoceates. NasgHPet E
Wot. Beatrice 0rushahes. Em

The editors OF the Johnstou school
want 10 thank the Times for the
pleasant time they had. July :. on
their trip TO waliaccburg. We all
enioyed the scenery very much and
think the Get Acqusinted' tags were
Just the thing to get acquainted
sending this In sooner, 40 I have Just
returned from brief vacation
Chief Edttor1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15

There n now practically no limit
TO the movements Of the motor car.
az the restrictions which have
barred them from the Yellowstone
park, Bar Harbor and Mount Desert
have been removed.
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the entertainment Of the young edi-
tors viii not be confined to the At
las weekly Of current events. includ-
ing the "Olcott" pictures, but the
regular high-class bill always 10 be
seen at the Washington will be
given In full
Some OF the editors may not see
the announcement OF this entertain
msnt, 30 we suggest that you tell
all you zee and ask them 10 notify
others, rs we want TO make a good
showing for our department.
A COPY OF Weekly Film News
will be given you at the door. which
you will nnd quite interesting. as II
gives a lot OF information about the
moving picture world. as well as the
programs at the houses controlled
by the nagement OF the Washing
ton. Look on page IS and read how
pictures are made OF . revolver bull
let In flight.
John n. Mead. principal OF Palm
er school. paid us a most pleasant
visit Tuesday. and as the Times
School Department plans TO aid all
the teachers OF Detroit in their
work. we appreciate this showing
OF interest In our efforts.
Mr.. Mead has always been an ad-
mirer and supporter Of the work
being done by the young editors,
and Palmer was one Of the schools
TO select an editorial stan early in
the game. Il can see the possibiii-
ties OF much good being done
through your School Department"
said he. and we at Palmer appreci-
ate the opportunity to participate In
its advantages. Next term we ex-
pect TO have full stan OF editors
and occupy a conspicuous place In
the department"
We have a card from Ted" Rob
inson. editor OF Troop %. in which
he says he may remain at the camp
at Mt Clemens for several weeks,
and n having a fine time. Il hope
the editors have a good time at the
Washington" Is his closing SEN
tence-
A picture OF Camp Watson. pub
lished with the items from Troop
- in Tuesdays pager. gives some
idea OF the beauty OF the place, al
though the cut does not do full JUS
tice by any means.
Instructions for playing two scout
games were published in Tuesdays
paper, Kick and Run and "Dia-
mond Hunting" which viii 70 doubt
prove interesting TO the scouts, as
well as any bunch Of boys who are
looking fo- something to keep them
amused.
A nice lot Of items from the VIII
liams school were in Tuesdays pa
ser. and 90 Arthur Glinski. chief:
Walter Jakel. Lloyd De Block and
Elmer Glinski. associate editors.
have agreed to continue writing dur
ing vacation. we expect TO see vii
liams very ably represented.
Jacob Rosenthal. an associate edi-
tor at Washington school had a
dandy story OF the Waliaceburg trip
in Tuesdays parer, and II you failed
to sec II. look up that issue and
read.
Reuben Aptekar and Ben Eder
the two remaining editors at George
Junior high. are Keeping mp the
pace, and some splendid items are
appearing quite regularly in con
nectiou with the neighborhood news
and playground activities Of George
Troop so leaves for one-veek's
outing at Three-Miie lake next Fri
day. taking car st the new inter
urban station at I o'clock p. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
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All d. 4 &. steamers operate under
Centsa1 Standard tlEsc.
For Cleveland. Pitssburgh and all
Do1nfs south Esd esst--DaIly iO.l5 y.
m. Fare to Cleveland. 1870, Pitts
burgh $3.50.
Dsylight Trips 20 Cleveland Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday and SAT.
urday. 900 a. IN. Fare $3.50.
For Buffalo and all points esst--
Daily b.. m. Fare 1880 one way,
$3.50 round trip.
For Msckinnc Island and Way Ports
Mondays and Saturdays, $40 y. M.
Wednesday, and Fridays. o: 80 a m
Special steamer 10 Wsckinsc Islppd
Two trips wcekly--Mondnys sseO
o. m, Thursdays $40 y. IN. No s,ops
on route except Apena. each dircc.
ton.
weekend Excursion Every sn,u,.
aay-Clsveland, ". 80. Buffalo. 50. Nj
nFara Failp. $3.50 round trip for
TRANSPORTATION, returning In time for
business Monday.
stateveom Accomm odntiopa -Iipper
berth. 81; lower berth $3.50. whole
TicxET orrIcns - Third ,v.
wharf. 1877 Woodward Ave. IMaje.-
tie Bvag.s. 90 Fort 80. West.