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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-27
ILLINOIS TOWN VISITED
By DISASTROUS FIRE

MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Dec. 27.-Fire
OF an unknown origin early this
morning destroyed six business
houses at Little York. eleven miles
west of here. The loss is estimated
at 100000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-27

Phone 4S6 will get the printer
right now. Estimates eheerfa.ly CIV
en-. J. 7. Tucker, job printer. that's
all, "--(AGv) II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-27

LOST Aasoaie rlns with aaaase
sHd sonp~s. and shfss anA, hn-
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FOR RENTING or three rooms
for light housekeeping. Phone SIS.
II oh
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Notice.

Notice.
you have a society item
Daily Light call Miss Matte
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Losr-sis or SO ia currenc4.
Finder please LEAVE Al the pailg
Lisht oi'ice ana receive reward
23sra
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ron = RENT.

FOR RENT-Fiye-room house. 52s
West Main. Apply at J. s. Camp
bell & Co.'S. Il
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SEE Mizall. Peters & Co. for fire.
tornado and automobile Insurance.
Only the BEST companies represent
ad. Phone 217. 4
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WILL appreciate your orders for
either McAlester or Colorado coal.
Both telephones, No. rs. d. IL.
Thompson. 24l
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OR sALE-No matter what yon
ave for sale let II b known
rough this column It's the cheap
ana auickess way to let the peo-
pie know Il. y
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81
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~
t11<1.I 49, = SS<-
- -
I 61suNbsII /. Npoolr- vSUsss
94.4~ H. ne. CO.
--><~~-~>--~>>~-vs ---->,-----'
4 ~
81
~. ,..s,Ne m,eS colder 81
~,sh ~o,d cave: Tuesday -
: perfH e'oeey.
: =. Sunday. -. - -.
= Saturaay. max - MN.
PO9 oAf.g.
-~-------- -------
FOR SALE-second-nand hupmo
bile In good condition. Call It Da1Iy
---.---s--.--
OR SALE-Threc Jersey heilesb
fresh IN ni'k-he'fer calves rnone
523 or see Edward Williams. 256pd
on sALE-No matter wnat yon
ro,.h mi. co,urnn rts the cheap
ana apickess wy to Ies The pso-
NJ rrnv n
FOR RENT.
ro pr>.r r,v.-c-,,s, hcu-. s2c
49,, 49,. .n.,. - C.mn
0sn =.
ron prN.r--Two A. three rooms
- - dh
.,o.sa~n
y rhansor
- : .oend
rnR RENT-CanDietplv furnished
apartments for housekeeping. Mod
ern conyeniences; COS Elm street
~~~~- ~~----~--->~-~~
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tornado and Accident lnsurahce'
ONCE in Hancock Building
NJ. D. ROBERTS, moves houses
hauled. Residence phone 2S7. tt
II. d. RANKIN, contractor and
builder. Phone 413. II
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FOR SERvICE-Jerscy male: Alice
Shields Prince Fern No. 1918.
Phone SCI. See Edward Williams.
$40 pd
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FOR RENT--Completely furnished
apartments for housekeeping. Mod
ern conveniences; eos Elm street.
23S
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HAVE some fancy Grimes Golden.
Wine Sap, York and Jonothan APP
pies. Come see them. d. S. Rice,
near II. & T. G. freight depot. 23S
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-27

WOOD SAWER-I am now ready
to saw your wood. A. J. Fincher.
Old phone 704. It
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHEN you know personal or local
news item telephone the Daily Light
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THOROUGHBRED Jersey males for
service, J. D. Keinningham. Old
phone ga II
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FOR genuine Colorado Niggerhead
or best McAlester lump coal phone
Waxahachie Ice Works. tt
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FOR RENT-January 1, 1916,
house with rooms. with modern
improvements. T. +. Thompson.
.3spd
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RAIN Tonight. mseh colder I
With i cold wave: Tuesday !
partly eIoudy. Max. So. min.
~. Sunday. max IS. min. -.
Saturday, max. 81, min. -.
>seee1eoAoASSo0<
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-27

TOR sAI.E-Tbrec Jersey heller
fresh IN milk--heifer calves Phon
527 or see Edward Williams 23Sp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-27

WANT--You to know that I can re-
pair any thing from a chicken coop
TO the dome OF the court house.
fhone or see me. Headquarters
abou, ii. ID. fimmons Lumber Co
old phone i5s. new leo. Jack
Joore. 2il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-27

ARE you going 70 build? Let me
design your home Tor you. ]. G..
Gordon, 3s5 South Monclair avenue.
Phone automatic C1215. Dallas,
Texas. References in your city. 24S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
SCHOOL. DEPARTMENT
EDITORS TO HAVE
AN AERIAL RIDE
ny HAROLD BERG.

As the coming event manned FOR
the editors u the school iteptrisn r' Z
az Palace Gardens ls draw ne near,
Mr. PraTher has selected me 20 COM
vey TO the participants A d-scrlp tio1
81 the various riding devices and Sioe
shows which they VIII Dc allowed y"
enjoy.
Ny frst rlption Will De that q
tho giant circle or aerial sNtnE II
accommodates % passengers. four tn
each 81 the six ears Each car IS sus-
pended by four strong cables. . feet
long. that haug from the end 81 SIX
great arms that stretch out like the
spokcs 90 wheel from the hub On
tor Of the steel supporting tower
This tower Is shaped like a pyramid.
broad and square al the bottom. ana
tapeFing TO a point az the TOT IL -
"A fine piece or open steel structure
work FROM The ton point down 90
the bottom there stretches heavy
SCli0 steel shaft attached Go ire hun
az the TOP ard resting an steel
plate at the bottom. where II is eor-
nected hy gearing to poWert3 t
motor The SHAFT revoiNss. thereby
causing the ears 10 move FRS a circle
around the tower The faster DO Ie-
vcives the speNdter the csrs go round
and the centrifugal force Compcls
thsm 70 rise ia the ar
IL IS sensaflo0ai ti3H AID yer
cooling In the summer and Is SAFE
ip every respect AltE0ugh each car
is supported rs four catles, one cable
WOMB easily carry tff Hei-al. a
each cable Is composed 90 hurdrr,ls
OF strands Of steel wire Tla -ct
parallel 10 one another and have
tensile strength OF - TONS. The
cables are made by the same rr'r
that furnished the cables that sas-
pend the Brooklyn bridge over the
last river
Watch for the next story and Gee
SER ption. % the "TTlp TaTG tGF
Clouds ne largest ana most modern
giant roller coaster in The w0y id. and
built b. one u the best and most
widely known arms ln tre ceuutrr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
CRAFT SCHOOL
Editorial star - ChIef. Margaret
stems associates, Milford Vest
wood. Walter Strick

We wish 90 express our thanks 90
The Detroit Times and Mr Erather
Tor giving Us the opportunity 20 SO
such an educational ard interest o. x
motion picture as we shown 20 Tho
scout and school editors tFe are
very sorry that the chief editor -
the Craft could not be present bot
the stan and their friends sge-t a
Nery pleasant morning
The second team ~ the craft de-
feated the second team ~ ttf Thauey
school IN game OF baseball. the
score being Z 20 o. We have not l,at
yet
Here We are aeain The crar
hrst team defeated tho owen frst
team IN game ~ baseball. the
score being ~ 20 ~ We thlaK that
N they would train up ono fur real
pitcher they will win morr They
have pct most every player into THE
box KANE was won BY forfeit
70 CLANCY The craft hrst team was
defeated by the NeWbcrrys first team
and their ungraded team combined
We do not think ~ SHOULD be- called
defeat because the rcEuiar team III
not supposed 90 play ungraded teams
Walter horetman would have won
hsst prize on his Martin house u he
had put the doors little higher The
house was beauty. but D. did not
win He received 8 for &c.
The AS class visited the Western
high school May % They spent the
whole morning.. and had a pleasant
period.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
Grumpy Learns His Lesson
BY THoRNTcN s.; cyR6sss.
,Cop,r,Eh, 1 O., }. &. ..oydI


tCop, riEht 70. - }. g. ..esdI
funny thing IL is,to me
How others errors Ne can see
And Go our own De blind,
Nat,h them gct caught and nave 90
pay,
Then fikr as not that very day
Ourselves ia trouble hud
It's the easiest thing In the world
10 tell others that they shouldn't
have done a thing. especially when
they already know it Rot IL Is
quite another matter to always re-
member. not 10 make mistakes and
10 foolish things yourself That il
he way II vas with Grumpy one of
The three little Possums Who had
started ont 10 see the Great World
lie was sorry for his brother Frum
py. who had hcedlessly tried TO On.
ter the home of Drummer the Wood
I e, kcr without FIRST finding out II
any one was AZ home. and IA a re.
suit was now very sore and achy all
over from the blows of Mrs. Drum
mrr. In fact. he VAS lucky 20 have
escaped with his life.
Grumpy VAS sorry for him. but he
took pains 70 tell him that 10 served
him just night for forgetting 10 stop.
look. anG listen. as be- had been
taught to DO by Mother Postum.
Then Grumpy teck the lead TO ind
rice comfortable hollow where
they could spend the night in com
fort and safety ono behind the
other the three little P0ssums.
Grumpy Bumpy and Frumpy trav-
eled through the Green Forest look
Ing Tor hollow tree in which TO
spend the night. But somehow hol-
low trees were not very plentiful,
and the three little travellers were
getting very tired and discouraged,
u MAS getting late in the afternoon
and would soon hc dark In the
Green Forest They were hesinntng
70 have that lonesome feeling once
more.
u was then that Grumpy spied an
Gu tree that looked as II So ought
10 be fun OF hollows You wait
her, While climb up and see, said
he.
So Bnmpy and Frumpy waited
lille Gruup, climbed the tree. Not
very FAR up be found just what he
Vas looking for. a nice biE hole
which promised a big roomy hollow
inside II WAS such an old hole that
We felt sure that no one had lived
rher, for long time He VAS so
pleased and excited thar be forgot
al ahou, Frumpy's mishap and in
De- popped
fie popped ont quicker than ne
popped in. and 10 didn't wait 10 climb
down Re Just dropped with fright
esod squcal Looking mp Bumpy
and FTumpy saw a long black head
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

and neck dart out with wicked
locking eyes and a tongue that kept
ddrtInx in and out of the mouth.
they didn't wait TO see more. but
ran as hard as ever they could as
far as ever they could. Grumpy fol
lowing when they were so out OF
breath tina, they couldn't run farther
thy stopped and listened fesrfully
to &c II any one was following.
II vas that dreadful Mr.. Black.
make. and he almost got me" gasp
ed Grumpy He pulled mouthfui
OF fur from my back, and--and--oh.
u VAS dreadful"
Trumpy turned his head 20 hide a
s'nlle Served you right" said he.
you ought 10 have known better.
Never go anywhere until you know
here YOU are going
Grumpy hung his head. II know
n" ne replied meekly Pm sorry
( said that To you. guess I've
learned my lesson. My. | never was
40 frightened In my life. wonder
Wy Mr.. Blacksnakc didn't chase
us"
The reason was that Mr.. Black.
snake had Just had full meal and
Aian't feel like chasing anybody. II
BE had II would probably have been
Tie end Of one of those little Poe
sums lie rad curled up In that hoi-
low 20 sleep aud let his dinner digest.
X he hadn't been asleep he probably
eould have caught Grumpy when he
popped IN. As IL was he just grin
ned as he watched the three little
possums run for their lives All OF
which was yer, LUCKY for them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
EDUCATION FOR THE
UNSKILLED WORKER
nv HERMAN pARCus.

M The continuation schools are an
important factor in teaching The
!Ivhich should be. but are not. receiy-
I'M AZ much recognition a. they
&puid from the general public, These
X JnHools are doing a wonderful work.
~ work which II as valuable TO the
&D&y and 20 the state and country "a
{Hk6 educational work which Ia done
~ the regular day and evening
k<Phoois They arc important to the
z0t{y, etate and country because they
6<fR able to take raw material In the
4xnnpc OF uneducated workers and 90
nd them into valuable. effective.
4 1ctent workmen-the kind which
3ofy large or small corporation Ia
6king for. the kind that Is reeeiv-
{w = high wage. regardless Of the
|,mkSmber OF years experience they
xithoueh the continuation form %
16ncntior Is helping the factories OF
G1Ko large cities to secure skilled IN Dor
<lX the least cost 90 them. 10 " a fact
[x&nt the continuation schools all over
kVV< rountry are not as well supported
NJ these large corporations aS they
<0&Qntd he. In order TO make a sue
&t&os OF these schools, as Of any other
11thotls. there nost be sufficient
{1S&Snsbcr OF students In each class 20
Ssarfanf keeping that class running
>Hn scon as the attendance becomes
y 4ty low. or as soon as u IL seen that
<}&& support given the class or school
KUUHknE OUT. tnrn tue NuiNNfAtfFN
{he schools have a right 20 con
Gor dropping that study or group
oeudies from the educational sys-
m. Tho continuation schools, In
|oP 20 be n success. must have the
kDort Of the factory owners, ms
- already have the support and
Cktng OF the educn tionnl system g
- are waiting for tho factories all
~ the country 10 come to their as
|nuce and 10 cooperate with them
mAkinG the continuation school a
~ Important one.
- boards OF Education In many
the cities In the country are civ
too<r financial support 20 the con-
Ion schools. They are running
~. M All that they ask the factory
mere 20 do In TO give material with
,1oh a. work~-to give unskilled
{&rrn and 20 allow the continuation
noia 20 make real modern work.
J oUt ~ them This seems IKE n
~ small thing 20 ask for. and II IN,
10t0 very few factories have sup
"a the continuation schools hy
W1og them TO train their work
" consinusticn schools are open
&oP1nlN hcurs during the after
~ or4eg 20 attend these classes
601( 10nsf be allowed TO get OF
1 Vesk II least two after
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
SCHOOL AND SCOUT NEWS
FRANK W. PRATHER.
Reno : Rosen

Nam. Is Reason Reno. : Rosen-
rug1 =. Fuoiyy. shelter B
~rEsE- -tAnhath and r stock
Mt FIsrnsfur'~ rrst hour English
50 .ias~. otherwise known A. the
Nart.I tluh. engaged IA debate on
Monday oU thr question Resolved
rh4f .s.- United StatcS Is tusthtd Ten
4.rF|rE arms 10 the helH gCrentS.
WIN E f.'istrin. 81 Malcomson aud
~ farnro. nu thc Affirmative, and IL
Cohen T.. SflrEer and shields ~
trr NEGATIVE. a hot contest ensured.
Tn, NEGATIVE WAS successful In DEM
.s,-frtt.nE % the class that the send
lrE rf arms would hut prNiong Che
r.rrrtHr coneitt ans were accord
Lr.-I ..Nlr ths lIc-sL.n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

moons a week This Is the thlng ta
which most companies have objr,lct
IL they allow certain number nl
their workers 60 get OF two aftcr-
moons a week they must also
them their salaries for the slime 'hai
they are In the schools learning bow
they can help themselves and also ne
OF more value 10 the company. Many
companies do not understand that 10
Is money in their pockets 20 have
trained workers instead % having
unSk He'd labor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
MARCY SCHOOL
EdItsrtaI Stsd--t htrf. Robert Hen
sheyi associates, NarEs<rite IhopsP-
son. Norman >aell. CorwtB Guruey.
Heira HscuEiger. John zoe. James
Trx.I~H

The Marcy girls have az last Neen
beaten tn newComh game Tn
Mur1ford xlrfx were the virtors the
score being - 90 - This was the
drst defeat the girls have met and
puts them out 80 the running for the
rharur iouship As the Mum,o-d had
nor AT set lrst a game
Although DO rafued on Saturday.
quite q few ~ tho M1rrr pupils went
on ne 81. urslou 60 sugar Island The
Mercy hov- won tVo prixes Edward
Newhal took second I'm tho RUM 'ug
broad Jump in class 4 aud Otis
F~,iz took third ir the elghty yAri
dash in class =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

About 300 species Of turtle and
torioises are known Some OF these
attain q very large size
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

clara stewart. of the Al class.
wrote 20 the mayor ~ sydney, Aus
tralia, asking him ~ have some
school child write 70 her dcscrihins
the city ot sidney The tolloWing Is
one OF the replies
No. coilns-st RoHelic. sidney,
New south Males. Australia
Dear clara. / am resident 90
s. huul ann ~ years old A. YOU
asked someone 10 write and tell YOU
something about Australia I VIII try.
cur cts ~ sydney, which IS the
capital % New south Wales. is sttu-
sted on the shores 81 Port Jackson,
which am told Is one ot the nncst
hsrbors I'm the world.
There are nve other states besides
New south Males, namely Western
Australia. south Australia. Victoria.
Queensland and the Northern Terfi.
tory There l. an enormous lot ~
wheat grown in the hack blocks "
New south Wales. and lot i ca
ported ~ other countries There are
also many hts sheep stations, Wh"ty
there are hundreds OF thousands ot
sheep. There are numerous mines
in Australia, such a. gold. silver. TN
copper. coal and several other kinds
We have ali sorts ~ works round
about S>durY and good deal az
ship building goes on, amt we nave
some very nne docks They have
started 10 build CUR own man 50 MAR
boats NOW. There ts hlg cruiser
nearly ready TOR launt hinE 10 pF
named the brisbane IL YOU see the
event in your papers you will know
that the biggest boat ever built in
Australia has been launched. NeNt
saturday week our soldiers are io
march through - dpey and are then
going 20 the front
Z hope YOU wilt tell me about whore
Won live as 7 am anxious o. learn pi
che United states ~ America
HopIng this nUds YOU well and that
YOU VIII write back, I remain,
Yours sincerely.
WILLIAM Darius
clara received six other replies
from Alan Roberts Leslie James
lftrdy. Rertie langley. Willie Bruce
Allen Gibson ana William Lord
/ These letters are especially interest
ing because 90 the terms such ~
trans ard quay. that are used,
aud We an Wish that Ne too might
receive as interesting descriptions As
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

Ns,t STORY Bumpy Lives Up TO
File Meme.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

a Look up Wednesdays Times. clip
~ "A Morning Creed by DR..
rank Crane. and frame II for your
~ room n you will follow the
DnutifuI. logical precepts contained
= this creed your own and the hap
Dl0ess OF those you associate with
VIII be greatly enhanced.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
DctjDhtes in
Dsfy0it Schools
SUGGESTIONS.

SUGGESTIONS.
Look up Wednesdays Times. clip
~ "A Morning Creed" by DR..
rank Crane. and frame II for your
66 room n you will follow the
1outifuI. logical precepts contained
y this creed your own and the hap
DJUess OF those you associate with
VII be greatly enhanced.
Arthur GlInski. chief editor at
llhams school. paid US very
1easant visit "Wednesday. TO dis
1Rot some features OF his work. as
nol1 ~ for friendly little chat, and
- Appreciate more than We can tell
- spirit OF good will and cooper
<lou he and no many OF our editors
oenIfest.
"a am quite sure" said Arthur
ut my experience as an editor
u my school will be OF great valne
ne. ! wiz be unable 10 attend
In school, but In the work ! ex-
Net TO take up. the training ! have
va IN writing for the Times School
department will aid me very mate
laily."
with rare exceptions Arthur's
nntiments are shared by all the ed
ors writing for this department.
nd the boy or girl who has con
c1eufiously given attention to the
lnfk will reap the reward Of their
Yorts In their future business or
C1ofessional career.
Eve are glad TO give space TO and
n10rse the activities OF the Junior
1xfc ieagne. as do all reasonable
txn and women in Detroit. The
5ixurs of the various schools tell
What the Ieaguers are doing in
hslr items, and In addition we will
Gnve some special articles from
pw on.
<fX IN his latest article, NUS Dtip
k1Ss $4,000 Children Not in School.
1orman Barcus gives some very In
1>o<sting statistics and makes some
ne suggestions
Owen school has added Queenie
11<CuIioch TO the editorial staff, fll.
ns q vacancy caused by the resig-
ofton Of Arthur Langworthy. who
6comes scout editor OF troop 5s.
IN sou win read the items from
&Duen school in Wednesdays paper
ou will agree with us tina, gin
18e II undoubtedly the principal
1asoning used In making up the
SSsonnel of the editorial staG.
~ goodness. but aren't the edit
KEN Il Doty q lunch OF "rooters"
IN fair? Wednesdays items might
~ considered as displaying little
<no much EGO" but consider the
Seven games played
- seven won looks rather Tiger
E1oh" (early In the season.. doesn't
Palmer school children coniribut.
oH quite literally to the Memorial
6G1y exercises by bringing flowers
fo decorate the graves OF heroes
ITO foil In defense OF our beloved
pnntry.
Earrand school items OF Wednes-
nnt tell OF Junior Civic leaglc DO
&Gs very Interestingly, showing
xent interest IN the work out there,
1ict as Farrand takes hold CT all
tor duties.
We attribute the irregularify Of
Nkoms from some of the schools 10
<ke fact that the quantity and fire.
6nency OF items from other schools
1enG to discourage the less ener
xe(ic ones. Now please get that of
zxour Ein6 az cnce--regardles ot
Rhst someone else IS doing. play
3Uur part and play II 10 the full
capacity Of your ability.
EDUCATION FOR THE
UNSKILLED WORKER
I[3<,f1
I. - ~ N = N a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
JUNIOR SANITARY
LEAGUE.

Editorial stan--isroia Berg. ChIef
Editor Ipt.n >rbrcye, Asst. Chirfi
district a. Raymond Nalmouthg
distrfcf y. ". a.. taNanauxh, dts
trfct IL. Norman Rrtds district ~
a. Gieua LasktoRt district Is-B.
Russell Robtnsons dtstrtrt nc,
EaEene osius; district HE. George
brady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
PALMER SCHOOL

Editorial staa---,hieG Dorothy EatoaI
associates. Ruth Nest. Clara Nt-~-
art. Maitsn Pismnser. thrtstcne
Nergen-ca. Doris steel. Ruth May,
Hrrg tFginer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

Palmer school children coniribut.
$o4 quite literally to the Memorial
$1ny exercises by bringing flowers
20 decorate the graves OF heroes
ITO foil In defense OF our beloved
enntry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

4 Arthur GlInskf. chief editor at
Williams school. paid US very
sasant visit "Wednesday. TO dis
~ some features Of his work. as
|0oll NJ for q friendly little chat. and
~ Appreciate more than We can tell
- spirit OF good will and cooper
Mn he and 30 many OF our editors
oenIfcst.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

We attribute the irregularity Of
mama from some of the schools 70
Enc fact that the quantity and fire.
66tency OF items from other schools
(enG To discourage the less ener.
X Setic ones. Now please get that Of
/Sour rin6 at cnce--regardless ot
&hst someone else IS doing. play
3Uur part and play II 10 the full
E<npacity Of your ability.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

Farrand school items OF Wednes-
~ tell OF Junior Civic leagle DO
S1nes very interestingly, showing a
<lSeat interest IN the work out there,
|iot "a Farrand takes hold CT all
~ dut.es.