The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-27
SUGGESTIONS

We are publishing today . list Of
the prize winners In the contest for
$50 cash offered by the circulation
department Of The Times to editors
Of the School Department for secur.
Ing new subscribers.
You may, II you are one Of tho
lucky Tor enterprising) winners. Sc
cure your prize and commissions at
the circulation counter Of The Times
any day this week. or later II you
cannot come sooner. Ask for Mr..
Symons.
Those Girl Pioneers are surely
having some grand times, aren't
they? Editor Lillian not only takes
most attractive part in all their es-
capades, but finds time to write
some clever stories of their hikes"
and other outinS9
Wingert editors tell quite inter
estingly OF the wedding Of Q former
teacher Of their school, but omit the
name of the groom. On what n.y.
pothesis they reach the conclusion
OF his insignincance We do not know.
but II you recall. in the debates held
1t Winsert on tho question Of wo-
mems rights, the men made q very
poor showing.
Another significant item among
those from Wingert In Fridays pa
per was that girls were given free
dancing lessons ct the school from
10 to II o'clock during vacation. But
why this boyiess Eden?
Crisman Schafer. q member of the
Sampson school editorial stan, has
kindly agreed to furnish items from
tho Atkinson Park (6ampson). play
grounds. and his frst lot Of items ap-
peared Friday. Will not others vol.
unteer to do the same for their play.
grounds?
Troop 81 is IN camp. and the
scouts are having a great time. Ed
itor Watt reports that they haven't
yet got Strengthened out, but he will
have some good stories later.
Sam Block, captain of district 100
in the Junior Sanitary league, has
reached the importance In his work
Of having his picture published in
the School Department, appearing
Saturday.
Although but a new organization
and having had items In this depart
ment but twice. the Aero Research
and Model club IL attracting much
attention. AS we have been called
on the phone to furnish the address
of someone from whom to gain fur
Their information about the club, we
suggest that II you are interested
write to or call up Marion Blumen-
thai, No. 80 Alfred-st.. phone Grand
22S3-W.
The fact that Reuben Aptekar. who
wrote the story in Saturdays Times
about THE Melting Pot" under the
George Junior heading. went
through a similar scene In Russia in
1906 as depicted In this remarkable
play emphasizes the interest in his
version Of the story. You missed
rare treat II you failed to read Reu-
ben's story, as 1t was a gem Of
philosophy and patriotism by a boy
who knows.
Confidence in their invincibility
has taken stronger possession of the
Bishop twilight indoor baseball
team by the defeat Of the strong
Campbell team. The margin of VIC
tory was so small however 30 to 81
that we suggest the unwisdom of
Growing too loudly, for pride goeth
before a fall" and we know the
lighting spirit Of that Campbell
bunch.
Even the little fellows at Clinton
school (only four grades there) are
strutting about quite proudly over
a defeat administered to a team
from Norvell, at least we Judge 40
from the jubilant way In which the
editors tell about II.
Il has been decided to start the