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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
CLARKS0N HEARD
IN THIS CITY, TOO
Originator OF S65-Day Road Clubs VIII
Speak af Rock Island Club
Tuesday Evening.
ALL INTERESTED ARE INVITED
Prepared 70 Tell OF One Practical Plan
OF Highway improvement Which
Has Been Tried Out

Next Tuesday evening al the Rock
Island club there will be a meeting 20
hear the road question discussed by j.
y. Garrison OF Carthage. Mo. origina-
tor OF tho Ss5-day road clubs which
have proven so popular and effective in
the middle west during the last few
years.
Members OF the Rock Island Bust
ness Mems association and OF the Ro-
tary club have been given special in
vitations 10 attend and the presence OF
all others who are interested in the
subject Is solicited. Mr.. Clarkson
speaks In Moline Monday evening.
when Il IS proposed TO form a club
there. and when IL was found that he
was 20 remain IN this locality several
days no time was lost in getting a date
for n meeting in Rock Island. Mr.
Garrison spoke several weeks ago at
a good roads banquet in Moline. He
will discuss other phases of the sub
jet on this visit
Is Worth Hearing.
OF live interest 10 Rock Island coun-
~ will be his description of the man
ner In which the organizations he has
fostered are operated and the results
that they are obtaining. He also is in
position 10 tell how gravel can be used
70 best advantage in road making.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
MOLINE ARMORY BILL
GOES TO ITS DEATH

Among the bills killed by the legis-
lature last night was one providing
for an armory for the Moline state
militia company. Armory appropria-
lions for Oak Park, Sterling. Jackson
vile and Pekin suffered the same fate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
Howard Lester Moses.

Word has been received here OF the
death % Howard Lester Moses. Is
years % ego. who died last night az
20 80 a. che home % his aunt. Mrs.
Eliza Moses. 10 Monmouth. Ill. fol-
loving a weeks Illness % typhoid
fever. He was bern IN Rock Island Oct
~. tsss. and livsf here until he was
- years % age. when he went 10
make his home With his aunt He was
pgpii % the Monmouth high school
aad leaves = large circle of friends 10
rs1ura his passing.
He T. survived By his mother. Mrs.
Auaie Taylor. tWo sisters. Mrs. Alice
Ferris and Miss Flora Moses. all OF
mis- eity. and tho brothers. James Of
thts eity and Charles % Monmouth.
Funeral services viii be conducted
suafsy afternoon a. Monmouth with
bariai IN Glendale cemetery az that
place
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
FOSTER.

Cildren's day exercises were rem
dered by three different Sabbath
schools Sunday: at Pine Bluff NJ z.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
LICENSED TO WED

Emil Nerstappen -....-- East Moline
Miss Eugene De Schoemaker. Moline
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30
NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL
Bootht secretary, Normal McCsr-
msekl society editor. Rosemary

Editorial stan-Chisf. n. Gis1stone
beeth, secretary, Norman MeCsr-
msekl society editor. Rosemary
BrueEGemsnn.
In very one-sided game. North
, wes,eTn completely swamped High
Friday afternoon. At no period OF
the game did the Visiting team make
any attempt to impede Northwestern
only ONCE did Highland Park SCORE a
point it was when Smith OF High
basket; Beattie made seven baskets
halfi-NortSwes,srn 3 q. sc Gish snlsi
Park 9; Baskets from neid-Beaftie
!. picSinson Giesson q = s ns5noay
=. Baskets from fouls-Beattie, 2 In
=: Henderson, In .; Blackadsr, 2 In
conn In ! stockham. 1 in 4;
Moors' En- IN Maxon, in :; Smith.
2, stockham I. Dickinson 2. Mark ..
Gleason 3, Nixon Q. Partridge ., Han
sen 2. Smith /. Referee-Buss. Timer
Kaufman. Time OF quarters-Ten
minutes.
Marshall House gave banquet TO
The Adelphoi club met In room lit
Friday. March 2s. the seventh and
eighth hours. During the business
meeting a very heated discussion was
members. At the close Of the busi-
ness meeting very interesting talk
on Mark Twain was given by four
members OF the society. The first
speaker. Mr.. Shafter, gave a biog-
raphy OF his life. Mr.. davidson next
fully discussed his literary works.
The story OF Mark Twain's book. I'm
nocents Abroad" was told by Mr..
Reszke, and several OF his humorous
anecdotes by Mr.. Kunkel. : The club
then adjourned TO meet again the
Friday after vacation.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30

game. Hyman Gordon. the midget
OF basketball. will play These two
are former Bishop players. Morris
Hacxman, the champion swimmer OF
his axe. will be at the swimming
contest
The Washington school has organ
tied It's baseball team. which Is to
trophy. and has elected Harry Abram-
son as manager. IL Is ready TO book
practice games with any school In
The city. For games, call above
school and ask for Harry Abramson.
Karl wilmer, editor Of room +.
slightly injured his ankle. Ills
Fnsay morning the ofic>ts were
given the Rally song" for the
Junior Civic. league, composed by
Florence Wilkinson Waterworth. The
president of room b promises TO have
all the children know IL. The chill
because the air is like The Battle
Hymn OF the Republic"
The ''ShirtwaIst Brigade" Is n sue
cess In room Il. The children are
sure TO keep their coats and sweat
ers on in the room.
The girls OF room C are enjoying
the Virginia Reel"
We are glad that Herman SchiefYel
Is better and can attend school regu-
larly.
The following pupils took 100 per
cent In spelling at. the recent ex-
I'm levine, Herman ' scSiefrel Fanny
Steinberg ana Nathan Wolgin.
John Dooiey leads the boys OF room
C In doing the most stunts" In the
athletic team.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30
MORLEY SCHOOL

Editorial Stan-Chief, stanton PAL
merJ assistant chief, Myra Cough
bauy associates, Catherine Bray
man. Herbert Lashowskf, Gertrude
O'Connor. Gertrude schuelke, John
kiraly. Edward Holland.
The "open day" at the Morley
school was great success. and we
desire to thank the people for their
hearty cooperation IN our work. AZ
ter the program. refreshments were
served in the domestic science room.
Elsie Schenkus. OF room B. has
been kept from school on account OF
illness. We hope she will soon be
with US again.
The Concordia Lutheran church is
going to have a rehearsal Sunday
evening.
Miss Clara b. Reekie. principal OF
the Morley school. took the ctildren
OF the b and A seventh gf des to
SEQ the model OF the Panama canal
at Hudsons Friday. They enjoyed II
very much.
Mrs. ], schuelke and her two
daughters. Gertrude and Margaret, OF
at Hudson's Friday. They enjoyed IL
week with relatives at Ann Arbor.
Herbert Laskowskl, one OF the
Morley school editors. expects to
spend his Easter vacation in st. Clair.
Mich
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30
ALGER SCHOOL

Editorial stan--Chies. EAitA Mans
bacht assoctates, Cecil Dslter, Mar
Euerfte kane, katheri.e Living
Iey. FuItos copp. wiiiia. Moore.
Tho Camp Fire Girls OF the North
woodward Congregational church, are
learning To weave baskets. They are
taught by Miss MscIntyre. Some OF
the girls are progressing so rapidly
sign on their baskets.
wilbur Ebel, the athletic captain Of
room c. and Frances stewart. OF LAT
Westminst er-ave., have not been able
TO attend school for several days be-
cause OF illness.
Walter Grimshaw IL to have a seri-
We all hope that he will recover rap
idly
Philiei spalding. Robert Ackiey.
Clarence Hatch. Harold Swick, Dins-
more Rice. Arthur Russell and Everett
ger school. visited room a. Friday
afternoon.
The Aiger school court was held
Friday afternoon In room A, with
Judge Rice in the chair. Eilwood
Johnson. the marshal, called the court
some OF which were very interesting.
The self government has, thus far.
been carried out very successfully.
Etrei bundy, one OF the lurists, WAS
substituted by Walter Jones, Ethel
having been absent. Henry Bartels,
who 10 foreman OF the jury. rendered
the decisions made by the Jury. TO the
Judge. Miss McAdams. Miss Wat
kins and Miss Bartlett were I'm room
A while the court was In session.
Marguerite Kane. a pupil Of room
A, and q member OF the editorial
stan, missed several days Of school
during the week on account OF III
ness.
The pupils OF the Aiser school are
very glad TO have n weeks vacation.
and are planning some good times.
Thursday Afternoon. Miss McAdams.
principal. had rooms A. y and G re-
main after school for the purpose of
explaining the coming track meet.
10, be held at Sugar Island. May 20.
Both the boys and girls are 20 take
part in the coming meet. the boys do
Ing the athletic stunts and the kris
playing newcomb and dancing. The
pupils take great Interest In prepar-
| Ing for this meet and expect 20 win
many prizcs. The girls look forward
Eagerly 20 their dancinK periods on
Tkursday and, Friday ri moons. The
girls Win issrn The sssasids.s
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30
GREUSEL SCHOOL

Editorial stsm--Chief. Arthur RoI-
linsy assistant chief. Russell Beck |,
associate editors, Edward Mayer,
Florence Fendrfck, Evelyn Singer,
Ernest Lamb, Theatta Condukes.
We have n new editor, Gilbert Rol-
Inns. OF room ID.
The Greusel boys regret that the
Saturday morning gymnasium class
at the Central high school has been
suspended for time. The Greusel
boys at the competition hour with
other schools attained the highest
Many Of our boys are becoming
expert in the athletic stunts given
under the direction OF Mr.. Pearl
stereopticon lessons on geography
and literature have been very popu-
lar at the Greusel this week Those
rooms having lessons have very kind
ly asked the neighboring rooms to
see the interesting colored pictures OF
foreign lands.
The Greussl editors wish to thank
the management for their kindness In
showing us about the Times building
80 carefully. II was all very inter-
esting and instructive. They wish
20 thank Mr.. Prather especially. The
boys. as well as the girls, enjoyed
the delicious boxes OF candy 30 gen.
erously given Us.
The Greusei pupils are very inter-
ested In the beautiful butterflies
which had come from the cocoons
that they have saved during the win
ter
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30

The Good Scholarship- iist IN
room a 10 A. followsI A ciAss--Fran
ess Church, Lsns Prickstt Bertas
De Hart Mabel Slaughter. Bsrtram
Lsonors s Bauer a1s ana John c.rs Ssn'n
ciass-Clifford Erikson, Raymond
Lamb.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Junior Civic League In room A. wal
Ephebic Oath OF Athens. The rally
;S. % the %Sni0, c,xiS isssus w.
Ss moved t ssss sses SsssnS:a
should bring one cent at the nsxt
meeting In order to purchase {
Junior Civic league Psnhant: Ths
motion was adopted. Charles Fraser,
the secretary, resisned. II was DE-
lot Instead az by appointment The
nominees were: Hasen Kun1, Lloyd
Mettetai. Geo. Strong and Lsns
Prickett. Lloyd Mettetal end Hasen
Kunx withdrew their names from the
list. The vote was: Lena Prickstt,
Is; Geo. Strong. ID.
The eighth week examinations were
held last week week . Th,s result: sm OF s sns
the only ones announced yet. Louis
KoeniE and Julius Huebner had the
highest marks In arithmetic In the
A-S class. Lena Prickett had the
highest mark In spelling in the As.
a slc IN nat the .nf sls ri. mark was IS.
Oh Joy. A whole weeks vacation!
we are all ready for bunch Of fun
We are so delighted about this,
that we are sending in . special
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30
FAIRBANKS SCHOOL

Editorial staH - Chief Howard
Thorpep sssecistes, Wet oaiIegiy'
Curtis Gard, beIding Piersea. Ber-
nice Freh. Garaner Palmer.
The AS class cordially welcome
Roy Eddy, a pupil from Calumet.
Michigan.
The Palmer school reports that
they disposed OF over 1000 packages
OF. seeds. Get busy, Paimerl We
sold 1920,
Curtis card. of room A. returned
Tuesday after a three days sickness.
The editors who were the guests
Of The Times last Monday said they
had a very enjoyable afternoon. and
those who We're not present have
The pupils OF room A and b at
tended the FIRST rehearsal OF the song,
The walrus and the Carpenter" at
the Central high school Thursday,
March Is.
West GalIosIy told Of In the \ launch ronm
A. Friday morning. March 10.
Lucius Laily.. of room z. gave a
party at his home, % Euciid-aye.
west. Thursday. March Is, entertain
ing twelve guests.
Frank Shire. of room NJ. Is absent
with the mumps.
Virginia Moore. OF room c, has re-
attack of tonsilitis.
The girls OF room are learning q
new Swedish folk dance.
| Harold Russell. of room c, has been
100 in spelling for two weeks.
Lois McQuistion. OF room r, has
been 100 In geography every day for
the past week.
Last Thursday Miss Coles showed
81 the oi rooms 81 q osr sehSo an
herself while in Egypt Lapland and
Norway.
Geraldine Braxel and Marjorie
Robins. former graduates OF our
school. visited US the other day.
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Mcouistion
visited room + Monday afternoon
Mrs. Plerson. the mother of one
OF the editors. visited room Thurs
Tyler Damon. Melvin catiin and
Russell McCollom, all Of room c, can
do an athletic stunt which, II was re-
ported. only nine In the city could
Jack Ganii, of Sc Seward ave, has
been absent from school several days
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Tunord visited room Mon
day afternoon.
Our school is following the ex-
ample set by the Moore school, which
Is to make the older boys and girls
cross the street with the trafic of
hcer, so as 10 set good example for
the little tots,
Walter Dowswell returned 70 school
Wednesday afternoon, after having
been absent several days with the
la grippe.
Mrs. r. A. Bury and her daughter.
yirginia, are spending few days In
Mrs. She'll, OF 20 Delaware-ave.,
will leave Saturday for a three
weeks visit In the south.
We are very sorry to hear of the
Fanny Doherfy, Of room B. "
Paul Detritch, OF room z. has
moved from his residence at So
IDelaware-ave.. 10 the Blackstone
apartments, at the corner OF Brush
and the East Grand bivd.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30
HoUGHTON SCHOOL

EDITORIAL stan--Chief, George Per-
teri assoclates, Prudenee nseh,
elsie Smith, Marfen Lee E4gnR
GGsssei. Elmer ofisert. r.rAs
period soms Of the n airis danced Is
.ostend." while the boys busisd
themselves with athletic stunts"
Some Of tn. boys In room a are
class. they wish TO e compete n tie
coming contest between the city
schools.
Owing to the fact that Anna war
ner. one Of our editors. has moved TO
the owen school district. Edgar Csa-
weeks illness. has been appointed 70
take her place. while Marion Lee has
also been added to the Houghton
Anna May Prk and Helen Jones. Of
cent cen in arithmetic i each day of the
week. beginning March ~.
Posture per cent In room B 4 %:
There are 40 pupils belonging. ~ %
which are In class A.
luxury OF warm bath last Monday
at the Franklin school They re-
much refreshed.
twenty-five Of the 80 pupils Of the
IA class Of room G made 100 per
cent In recent spelling test.
The B-s class has developed .
"spring poetess" In Prudence Rich.
The following is a recent venture o.
hers:
SPRING HAS COME.
The blue-birds sing
| AS willows swing
4 Ger the little round nest
Where the blue eggs rest. g
| The lark on high.
Sing songs near the sky.
While the bunting gay
Carols fo.ei his lay.
| The spring has coma
The bees all hum.
And the flowers grow,
As the breezes blow.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30
By JuDenile
Jouyndiists

picture Of . bird and on the opposite
page describe II.
Room L pupils. Miss Hayes tsssAq4
are planning school garden' TIA
Twentieth Century club has donatel
seeds for II.
A printing press. . turning lathe
and sets OF crector have been addst
! to the school
The boys OF this .nsighborhood have
Thomas Hsrrmann Il AZ the head q
Civic league aYairs at our school.
The boys are taking their physical
tests and are doing nne How'd
ard and other usefui things.
During the past few weeks room
J. the promotion. room for boys. has
added to its collection OF picturei
s r. os M;sb dM,py Watt sSa Lad ',
sides these the boys have secured .
frame for a copy OF the Deciaratio1
or Independence. which was pre-
sented 10 the class some time aeo
The boys OF room have learned
the names OF one hundred Of the most
famous pictures In the world. 90
Of this class took the geography test
Friday morning.
Officers were elected 90 take care
OF the base ball interests OF the stu
dents Earl Taylor was chosen CAP
tain and John Ginzinger will manage
the team,
Twenty zone OF the pupils Of room
A. with their teacher. Miss F1orenco
Lester, spent q very pleasant after
noon at the 0arrick theater. wednes-
the play. which was The Merchant
Of Venice" Eaef
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30

Viola has resigned her position as
associate editor Of Beard scnooi edi-
toriai stan.
Stewart. Fisherty. presiden. OF tho
ehairmsn as follows: Priscilla choto.
Max schweizerhof. Walter schiie.
SIrene Laferty, GermaAne Meldrum.
Vernon Poet. Lloyd Loeffier. Robert
MiiliEan and Vivian Liska.
The posture OF room A 10 % per
cent
Miss Brennan. teacher OF room n.
was III Monday. a substitute replace
ing her.
Miss vetter. teacher Of room II. has
returned to school. after long perl
cd OF illness.
The Junior Civic league held their
second meeting Friday.
league were elected last Thursday as
follows. Stewart Flaherty, presi-
dent: Viola Vicar. vice-president;
Grace Johnston. treasurer; Arthur
The Little Mothers club held n
meeting Tuesday.
The AS pupils were excused Tues.
day afternoon because OF teachers
meeting
Paul souliere. late pupil OF the
BIS grade, moved TO East Jefferson
St. and will attend the Ives school.
Tho "kiddies'' Of the kindergarten
have exceilently decorated their room
with Dummies for Easter.
The AS grade pupils went 10 see
Merchant OF Venice at the Garriek
theater Wednesday. &itt z.
Clara Rishke, Anna Zimmerman.
Antonio Berta and Mildred Lembeack
OF room Il have completed the Cour-
tbs tests fG&
The solvay clnic IL open TO the pu-
pils OF Beard school, Wednesday. to
treat those who need their teeth NIL
ed. cleaned or pulled.
The students ofcroom b enjoy read
ms the story OF Evangciine very
much.
Trapeze were erected for the boys
OF Beard school. and they take adj
vantage OF them often,
A little baby has arrived at the
home OF Mrs. Patterson, 1899 Lafay-
ette-aye.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30
BURTON SCHOOL

Editorial STATIONED, Fritz Gleim,
associates, LueTa Ruhl, Harold Ruhl.
Fred Prouty, Charles Jasnowski, Vera
Hamilton, Murray saunders.
The A room boys had n relay race
between the seventh end eighth
grades. Tho eighth grade won, but
had pretty hard time doing IL.
While this was going on the girls
had folk dances. the "Ostende" and
the Virginia reel" Mr. Grinnell pre-
scented the seventh grade with a
phonograph last term. and II comes
In handy with the dances.
Mrs. n. Cullen. OF s7s Euclid ave-.
gave q st. Patrick dinner March IS
The place cards and favors were lit
tile clay pipes and shamrocks. The
guests spent pleasant evening with
cards and music.
The following girls Of Burton
school are taking part In the merry
musical sxtravaganxa "Fidr: Trance
Dawes. Luella Ruhl and Dorothy
Powell.
Clarence Norman fell through the
window of n door at the <drt0n
school. He IL patrol leader. OF troop
No. 81.
IA class had a spelling contest OF
SO words. which lasted 30 seconds.
and Harry Andrews got 20 words
right.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30

Editorial star, chief. RusseII Rut-,
associates, Resemsrfe shiAler. Les
ter Hsckerd. Carmen Garvin. Ray
Russell Naomi Lescock. Leona CIu-
wetnberg. Robert Leseeck. lillian
The recitation room teacher 10
having the As read the life OF Abra-
ham Lincoln. This helps them great
ly In history.
The boys and girls are looking
eagerly forward to the Easter vaca-
The eight grades did not have
school on Tuesday afternoon.
Ing have finished the inkstands and
sSnss .n ssd are .Sw On t4s s. mu..
D' On Monday nnS Wednesday and Friday
the eighth grade boys spend fifteen
minutes on ygymnastic lessons. James
Miss Kathleen TriicK. OF the reci-
read the Sketch BOOK W"sbinsta 20
Irving. They all fnd II immenseiy
ssssSd rs and sss ss s:so ;'ps:y
Dewey schweitzer, OF room A has
organised, through the consent OF
Rev. wilson, OF the Lutheran Cal
CluD tUat We
all think will be a big success. The
first ten coming over to the church
on Thursday at o'clock will be al ;
mitted. Boys must all be over rs
years. The dues are only 10 cents
n month. They all are much Inter
ested In the tricks which Mr. Pearl
taught the club teachers at the
bad weather IL such a BORE is
the sayings Of the Chandler school
boys and girls, because they cannot
have outdoor recess
Russell Rutz. editor In chief, and
William Mayer, associate sport edi-
tor. wish TO thank Mr.. Ritter. OF the
Boulevard tbeater for the courtesy
extended them and the stan in adj
hitting them free of charge to see
the performance. Both boys wish 20
say that the performance Thursday
night was superb. Their sides were
aching from the laughter incurred
by the farce comedy. They hope
and think that the Boulevard theater
will be a big success In the future.
The Chandler boys and girls had n
fine time AT The Times office. but
cannot express their thands and
praises for The Times. They will
t,y 800, % ssys :st.s s.pr..:io9 2. e
vocabulary n now exhausto4-
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30
GILES SCHOOL
Editorial stan--ChIef. Willis Jackson,
sporting editor, George BartenbackI
associates, Ted Heniy. Alvin Beiier,
Cnrl johnson.


Mr.. Relchard. OF the ". NJ. C. A..
spoke at the Gillies school, Monday.
at 1915, on the subject. why stay in
schoolY The audience consisted OF
the pupils OF the sixth. seventh and
eli ghth grades.
The editors OF the Gillies school en-
joyed the trip to the Times new
home. They saw many interesting OBJ
jects among them the printing press
that prints about $4,000 an hour, and
the old printing press that prints
going to write composition on their
visit.
Mr.. Carson, factory manager OF the
Cadillac Motor Co.. spoke to the boys
OF the Gillies school, "Wednesday.
March "a He spoke on the subject.
Cigarette smoking and how IL barrs
a man from 2 position In nearly ar al,
us little pamphlets entitled New
Cigarette Papers, try one" On the
Art page Is shown a skull. The gov
eminent ought to have this sign on
all cigarettes: In q cigarette there
n nrs ssay Il. C S sSs PAPER ns o
peter TO preserve the tobacco, opium
TO make II mild. and the oil I'm the
flavoring. The cigarette poisons sap
the nerve and the brain cells. That
10 why an athlete under training IL
not allowed 70 smoke S . 81 ar scn, To-
year. from blindness. cancer OF the
lower lip and tongue. DIR. J. J. KEEL
logg says: 81 had the nicotine re-
moved from n cigarette and made q
solution Of IL, Then Injected IL into
stantfy. A boy who inhales the smoke
from one cigarette inhales enough
poison to Kill two frogs"
The Detroit times., 1915-03-30
CLINTON SCHOOL

Editorial Stan-Chief, Martin Godov-
mix assistant chief, Louis Luxt as
secfates. Goldie Luz. Abe Gruber,
Mildred Captain.
The principal OF the Clinton school
IL Miss l.. +, Best.
The teachers are Miss Ethel NJ.
Bradley, Miss q. l.. Webster, Miss
Louise Knivel and Miss veva Hender-
shot.
Clinton school was visited on We'd
nesday morning. March 20. by Miss
Baidwin, assistant physical training
supervisor. She was very much pleas
ed with the work. We sang a song
for her. which she said was very
good, too.
When we had the entertainment.
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Martin
spoke for Us She rscited the poem.
ny one, who's Afraid" Every one
enjoyed II very much.
Monday morning, March %. all the
children were dismissed at IL o'clock
and did not have any school In the
Afternoon, because one OF the chill
dren was very sick. Miss l.. =. Best.
the principal, said they should disin-
feet the building for fear some others
would get sick.
The children OF the Clinton school
were entertained Mt q party given by
Miss Smitt, Wednesday, March ~. Ice
cream. candy and cakes were served.
Every one had a good time. and we
wish to thank them very much for
the party.