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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.


ers. They could DO what the day
workers could not do.
wouldn't Farmer Browns boy be
glad II he knew" thought Peter as
no started for home by way Of the
garden. for he had q mind TO nibblc
q tender lecture leaf. When he
reached the garden he atc one let
t,ice leaf and had just begun on an
other when q voice. a very indignant
voice. made him jump guilty.
"what arc you doing!" demanded
Old Mr.. Toad ansrily. Don't you
know that everybody u working for
Farmer Browns boy? or what use
Is Il for us to kill all the slgs and
worms 20 that the green things can
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

grow II you are going to eat them
all up? A nice help you are!"
IL didn't think" replied Peter
meekly.
"weii. IT'S time you aid think" re-
torted Old Mr.. Toad tartly. There's
plenty for you to eat over on the
Green Meadows. I'll have you to
know. Peter Rabbit. that I'm not
working for you" All the time Old
Mr.. Toad was busily hopping about.
snapping up bugs. for he had rested
during the heat Of the day and loves
best TO work In the dusk Of the even.
Ing.
Peter wanted another leaf of let
tuce. II seemed 70 him that he
never had wanted q thing more. But
he knew that Old Mr.. Toad was
right. Il certainly wouldn't be help
ing Farmer Browns boy n he ate
up his lettuce. So Peter gulped hard
once or twice and then bravely turn.
ed his back on the garden. After
eli, sweet clover was very nice and
very hIling. t
Old Mr.. Toad's eyes twinkled %
he watched Peter hop away. peter
means ali right" said ne. and began
10 hunt bugs harder than ever.
Nszt ssosy rarnss Browns Boy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26


Nss. william Boydeil h the suss,
of friends In Seattle.
Mss. James rkSysr Mcmillan :
entertain at dinner. Saturday even.
: ms.
Mn. George a. 1vrden and family
VII .eave Sunday tor Bass Rocks.
Asas.
Mis Helen Sayre. Flushing. n
Waiting Mrs. Stewart Hanley.
0rosss Pointe.
Mrs. Charles Il. Davis and little
daughter Betty. are spending the
summer at charievoix.
The Misses I'd Gina and Hsrmine
kiefer have goue 10 Mackinaw for
ne rest Of u summer.
Mrs. walter Russell and Miss
Marie Russell are motoring through
The New Ensiand states.
Mrs. Margaret McSwseney. Miss
Mary McSweeney and Miss Kath.
erins A. Mcswceney left Saturday
Tor California
Mr. and Mrs. frssjsSsek Kimball
otearns. Miss Marjorie Stssrns a.
Alan etsarss. are spendtng the sum.
ner h Beverly Hills. Cal.
Mr.. ana Mrs, ). q. s..n.on. No.
COZ Jshsrson,ave. and n. =. jamie
Goa. No. SIS Seyburn-Ave.. left sai.
urday for . cruise up the lakes
The engagement l. announced Of
Niss Ida Muscovich. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Muscovteh. NJ.
Clemens. to Dr.. Bernard o, Harris.
Detroit.
yaieonsr o'DrisS Who went to Iiv.
hsston. Mont. to be best man Ct The
kiles-Wrisht wedding. July Is. II
tsSveiiAs with friends throus
ysIlowstonc park.
Mr. and Mrs. n J. Corey. No. -
woodward tsrrscs. viii ieava Tues.
DAY for Watch Hin. h l., 70 BE- the
svcsts Of Mrs. Corsy's daughter.
Mr.. Inward carpcntier.
o.
NJ. ana Nrs. JSspsr c. oates ana
Miss Marjorie Gates. No. 90 Virgin.
= park. left Wednesday for win
throp Beach, Msss.. whore they will
tsmaia throughout August.
o.
Mrs. 9, wellington Aaysa. New
York. ~ Ne guest Of Mrs.. Harry J.
paxtoa. lgrs. Paxton returned this
week from several weeks stay In
New Yerk and AllsnhursL N. !.
Tho eeg5p Order of Mode n
southern xlichissn snd northern
Ohio viii hold I reunion and picnic
Bun6sy. at Sugar island, the 0wAnA
b leave the 0riswoid-st dock Ct
$50 o'clock.
Under sAe auspices Of the Young
Hebrew Helping Hand association
lance VIII be given Saturday even.
ins. IN .Arbeitsr hail. the proceeds to
- devoted to the Hebrew hospital
btildins fund.
o.
The engagement In announced Of
florence Catherine Bieiman. daush-
tsr Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Diel.
nan. No. 3Ss Hsncock-ave. west. to
: frank Edward Maloney. Niagara
rails. The marriage will take plae
h October.
Mrs.. Florence b. Summer enter.
aimed ut luncheon Saturday. In the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

An easy way to lcnythen chill.
dren's pctticosts. requiring only a
scrap Of material. 10 to open tho
shoulder seam and face. Make 4
buttcnhole on cnch ends both hack
and front. Then make two straps
about four inches long and the width
OF tho piece over tho shoulder. On
each Of these straps sow two but.
tons. Button the strap into place
and the Slip viii be several inches
longer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

The new system which 10 now BE-
league has risen to q height Of later.
est among the boys. The prize which
. being offered Co the boy submit.
ting the best articles 10 beine
earnestly competed for.
Ross Christy. an officer IN the
seventh wsrds. 10 visiting friends ii
Buffalo. .s 4,
6tanlsy Edwards. an officer IA ne
seventh ward. left recently for Gar-
MA Ontario. TO be the guests Of fela.
Canadian. u earnestly aiding his
American brothers In exterminating
The rresh Air camp. CONTROLLED ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

one comes more than hAtt way the
other will refuse 10 bulge.
IN answer to my own letter tc
my father I received one from him
telling me no would call upon me
on the following Sunday afternoon.
Don't forget the chocolate cake!"
he warned In . tocular way. 1T will
havo to hive an eytra portion OF
chocolate between tho layers to
mako up for the way you have
treated me. Remember. you haven't
let me know whether you were alive
or dead for months"
30 I hurried through my work on
Saturday afternoon. stopped and
bought the necessary ingredients at
the groesr's. and went TO work at
.S~ cake for my father more care
fully u:an ever before had tried
TO bake. II turned out quite beau.
tfui. 0listening. smooth. and de.
licious on the top. And by the fol-
lowing noon Stella and Hattie were
20 completely In the spirit OF the
gala occasion that they helped make
the tea table - attractive a. pos.
s'ble. Down to the 1ittiest thing In
the nat our home was in order. BY
hait-past three we three girls. look
ing our prettiest and best sat down
70 await, my fathers coming. Alas!
for our anticipations. heard what
I was SURF was my fathers step on
tho landing outside. and ran to open
the door for him.
i waa ready to Ming myself into
HE anna, but - he stood In the
doorway and smiled at him radi
antly he held me 1t arms length.
"0ood Lord" he calculated. why
didn't you tell me you lived on the
roof? Keep away, Beth, l can't get
my breath. I'm not % young ~ I
was and I can't 80 gallopins up
cighty-hve flights OF stairs and be
able to talk when set there!"
was crushed. What greeting
after our months Of separation. and
after all my friends and my prepar.
atoms for his harpiness. ala not
Movc again 20 kiss him. Perhaps
my lips trembled little M turned
back into the room to Stella and
Hattie.
"This 10 my father" said. Faith
or. this ID Miss King and Miss Tay.
lor. I think. perhaps. they win not
mind II you call them Stella and
Hattie ~ I do"
My fnther made noise In his
throat that was more like q growl
than anything else. and sank into
his chair. His glance fell upon the
tee table.
"H0w nm I ever going TO be able
70 cat that junk" he demanded.
when can't set my breath? l
was looking forward to that cake.
Beth: but now ! suppose these
stairs have made me 80 sick ]
won't be able to eat IT,"
approached my father timidly
and took his hat and stick from him
and Ibid them down.
"Oh. yes, deur. you WILL" said.
II am sorry I didn't warn you ABOUT
the stairs. Perhaps II you had
taken them more slowly they
wouldn't have made you 30 breath.
less."
Stella rose with something like a
snin.
Il guess you are not going to die.
anyhow" she remarked and went
into the other room.
NV father glared after her.
That's 4 pleasant young woman"
he said.
Eyes. isn't she?" I agreed ner-
vously. although I knew ne had not
meant the words literally. Sup.
pose ! give you cup OF tea TO start
with. father dear?" suggested.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

DETRnTv AERO RESEARCH
AND MODEL CLUB

Nls-vtn DvuDeuthal. Chief ENltos,
Major Mackensen and WlIllauI
Dean. Associates.
The astounding. fact that Q model
aeropiane that was built by one Of
our club members reached the alti-
tude Of over 200 feet on the Fisher
realty. estate on July II. was Wit
nessed by Marvin Blumenthal and
aeverNl spectators. Construction work
10 progressing rapidly
Two Of our members. Major Mac
kersen ard Marvin 'Biumenthal. are
leaving Monday morning for their
emp $50 miles north OF this city.
There are excellent facilities for con.
biesome spectators and fine lake for
testing hyinR boats and there can
also be obtained extremely light
wood. very much sought for by model
enthusiasts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26
PLUG HAT
FOR SAUCY
SUMMER GIRL

As high and shiny ~ the hat the
Mad Halter wore when Alice met
him in Wonderland 10 the new head
piece some women are wearing this
summer with tailored costumes. The
high silk hat suggests . riding hab-
Il, but any hat for any occasion II
the rule this summer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

silver and gold on . ground q
blue ta5sta sive . shimmsry. moon
light eject % this charming little
dAacing fr6ek. The full skirt Of Gold
dotted blue taReta II scallopsd about
the bottom and held TO the figure
just below the waistiine BY rows o.
sAisrsd stitching.
( 4 vide sirdls Of silver tissue 10
half tioudel ~ the flmy waist or
net vhieh has tiny Du3 slssvss. Blue
hem o>lt111qo eoDee The Soek ana 3.
- q - ~ ~ - ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Country club. In homo, Of her daush-
ter. Mrs. Louis A. d. d'Knselbronner.
waltonon-the-Thames. Eng. Mri !.
James ccslett Smith MAS the hos.
tess OF q prsttily appointed luncheon
Friday. In tho Country club. for Mrs.
d'Enss lbronnar.
Miss Christine Killer and Miss
Isabelle stroh will leave the Apst Of
tho week for Harbor Point 70 visit
Miss Catherine Barkcr whose mar
riase 20 Howard epaAins. Chicago.
will take place Saturday. July 81.
Miss Miller and Miss stroh viii DO
among the bridesmaids to attend
Miss Barker.
o.
Members Of tn Cptroit Institute
Of Science :. spenc Svnday In the
viinity Of stevtns' Corners. IN the
Orchard Lake division al the u y.
=. The msmbsrs Will meet In the
terurhan station Sunday morning 20
tako the SOS o'cloek oar. Monday
evening. tho institute win hold its
regular weekly meeting IN the
Museum Of Art when tho specimens
collected Sunday Wi b. exhibited.
So -~O-
a dramatic and musicaI Nutertain.
ment will be given Saturday even.
Ing. Aus. Z. In Harmonic han. for
tho bensnt Of the Munich Home for
Disal'led War Heroes. Munich. Ger.
many. Among those TO appear on
the program viii DO the Detroit
double quartet. Prof. william
Yunck. vieiinist. and Nine. Alsxan.
drs vtards. ; noted Polish actrcss,
who ID rsprsscntins the Munich
home IN. America.
10
The Second sunusl fsunion and
family picnic Of former rssidsnts OF
Oscoda and An Sable. - b held
Sunday. In Palmer park. Charles r.
ysnners II Chairman Of tho enter.
tainment committee and John r.
Essn y SECRETARY. About 1000 for
msr residents Of 0scods and Al
Sable, following the destructive for.
cot nres Of four years aso made new
homes h Detroit and the annual
picnic 70 a means Of rsunitins old
friends and neighbors.
Dr.
Branch No. "a. c. M. b. A., Of
the Church. Of Our Lady OF the
Nosary, has charge Of all arrange.
ments IN connection with the an.
nual sxcursion and family picnic OF
the parish. To be held Tuesday. July
n. at Tashnaoo park. The commit.
tee includes w. G. Bernardo. NJ. X.
WAelan, Charles DaRy, Martin
Bishop. p. n. Evans. Thomas Shea.
han. end n. =. wtliiAnsa. A splen.
aid program Of gsmes for children
and ,grown.ups. ncld sports and
atAletiss has beeu arranged. and
ne prises Win BE- awarded the win.
nsrs. A ball game between the
Rsafy parihh and Our Lady Of
Help parish. will BE- a feature OF
the day. The Tashmoo viii leave
the Griswold-st. dock at S:lS
o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Four tablespoonfuis OF lemon
syrhp, I glass Of water. I table
spoonfuls grape Juice, sweeten to
taste. Stir well and serve in min
cral glasses with straws.
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SUGGESTIONS.

The!ma Krsbbsi. chief editor a.
Rose school. and her associates.
have turned In nearly 30 new sab
scribers 70 the Times In the past
three days, showing an entsrprising
spirit. - well - one Of apprscia-
ton. sex
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Dissolve package Of lemon jello
In IL pint Of boiling water and add
IL pint grape Juice. Just ~ II be-
gins to thicken. whip with esq beat
or to thickness OF whipped cream:
add 1 cup whipped cream and stir.
Serve very cold in sherbet glasses.
sarnished with 1 spoonful Of whip
red cream.
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Household Helps.
py MARY lg9.

When trying eggs OF bacon turn
the colander over the top Of frying
pan. thus avoiding all sspattstins Of
grease"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Dip the pieces Of mush you wish
to fry in white OF egg and the mush
Will fry crisp and brown In short
timo. t&
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Troop rs. - before mentioned, h
composed Of . bunch of sure
enough hustlers. and 10 about .
weeks work have secured more
than 100 subscribers. Their plan u
to make II IN even thousand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

One-half pint Of grape Juice. 4
quart cream. swectcn 70 suit, mix
together and freese.
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tors should b happy. Tor u now
looks q though the department viii
be continued Indefinitely. OF made Z
permanent feature Of the Times.
thus giving them q chAn0s 70 con-
tinue the work By which they have
gained so much practical expsri'
ence. Nt
We are oil glad to zee the HouSh.
ton school editors once more ION
the job" a nice lot Of Items ap'
pearing Friday. Houghton has pub
lie play grounds this year. and there
II something going on all the time.
The pictures Of . sane and safe
celebration OF the Fourth at Bishop
school in Fridays paper indicates
that the Riddles at least had . hne
time. and We are sure the parents
were just a. happy.
In cooperation with the plan OF
Harold Berg In promoting eflsciency
among the writer's for this depart
ment In the Junior Sanitary league.
10 boys with the best record each
week, will be the guests Of the
Times at some good show.
Gertrude Hubert. chief editor at
Hancock school. had . novel
experience wednesday afternoon
when. through the courtesy Of those
In charge, she was permitted to go
behind the scenes" at the Broad
way Strand. and inspect the mar
velous $4,000 pipe organ that Il
creating 80 much attention.
Sitting In the audience one has
but a poor conception OF the won
ders of this magnificent musical In
strument. AMI docs not realise that
nearly all the available space back
Of the scenes, under the stage and
that formerly occupied by boxes ID
required for It's different parts.
A six.horsepower motor. at high
speed. creates the air for operating
the large pipes. with other smaller
motors for the minor instruments
and a. Gertrude says In her article
in Fridays paper. the complete In
strument resembles human being
to some extent.
Operated from the keyboard. the
brains. the most sensitive touch Il
conveyed to tho. nerve center, Z
marvel Of connecting wires and ali
chambers, and through these nerves
the power 10 Transmitted alike Il
the huge pipes or the more delicate
sweet-toned chimes.
Gertrude's article about her ex
perience Ia quite interesting and
well written, and II you did no.
read II, refer back to Fridays Issue
OF the Times and look II over.
Mrs. +. II. kre0Dels NO. 1873 baio
win-ave.. takes . great interest II
the work Of the. young school ed
tors, and we appreciate very much
q visit she paid 10 Friday. In com
pany with . number Of the Ros'
school stan. Mrs. Krebbel does no
believe In faith without work." d
- $4,000 SA> TSS~nAs s~ut t0 I
. friend In Dayton, Ohio. to show
what Detroit II doing for clear
Journalism.
Washington school editors on
joyed their trip to the Warrington
thoater very much. and In Friday
paper tell q pretty little story o
their experience.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Pr1nttn9. the plaln neat klnA--lhat
% riGAt--Times Jeh Depts-Again 49,.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Two editors at FArrand school.
tho chief and one associate. have
each secured about Q dosen new
readers OF the Times. and % II
goes through almost the entire list
Of editors. only a few stats % far
falling to make any kind Of show.
ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

WHEN two people have auarrsilsdd
one comes more than haif way the
other will refuse 10 bulge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Agalnst to- - 4 L.
that fpeeaSn WN)9S o. ~
potDeooe0 Hoes uouob ~
VIII later oeceo
sentAtlves q NJ q
nSvsfthsi III cls2SIS l|(g
opbovtuultl1a cl1Dp61 ri - 130
The 1ueopeano &oe)0G - =
more veee3 - ~
s wosa. ths wIsSss, ~ -
/ nut him in = se@h a x 8: s. s. "a
. II not fiiily a6IS q 31>5St ~
, pyoat adxNotnGoo ~ NJ
6eeeuses kne1lH4 N4el141
! cccSssase IT,. 49, Sk ~ &
n Wknoo nlnd u mn lDx4&
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

the Detroit Free Press e blddlR9
welcome 70 many Of our young Is
exterminators. Max NshP. an o1ncSf
ssn iss srcsS.. wf c9 s Ss
nscate the hospitality Of country life.
The boys who have thus TAR con-
tributed articles for the Detroit
times school Department are: Ahra-
Waterstons. Marvin Perroud. Sojiie
Poilinger. Harvey Mendsissohn ana
Clarence Hayward.
J. The D.siufs herewith = 81. that Z. OF
sscs B rfsh e ~ss 4 the 10th .t.s S.
~ the Capron summer school. which
he also attends ir the fall. President
Of the Junior Civic league IN his
school. no has served In most All not
sE' and sss az Il, n = ss1Es:
was also winnsr o. the prise recsntiy
awarded to the boy turning Ia the
grcatcst number OF reports.
p, ,,sdors Pollock Iacs s A. osnssr y ths
week. visit to ~, Cismsna, Il II
hored that ne will thorou9hly ve-
cover. u he went for the purpose 81
taking baths.
c..ssia sGetH cssssslx rissS w;ars.
we want a.dyi..s city. afs the
ncas*Osff. liavtsrat,t Of District 30.
watA4 q While goin9 from door "a
baxs sssIs 'nsisst MAYA covsrx. "
sNtA tc Nld tsNY. who had Refused -
ahide by eanltetlon laws. Twenty
mi .ss,.r istef Chat! strbass can had
~ AWNAltAN srOs.Avsspgv.
voopeetrs ~ eevuWeb Wap1,
Ahrahsm NsrlNrskv crd Ben Wat.
crsforA. i~suect~es ~ War6a 4. and
z have Akrut SArnpNrts ready 20 h
msds to tho chief fnspector X tine
persons implicated do mt TAKE al
vNrtA9a Of the three dayns notice
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

When boiling cabbage all the dis
agreeable odor may be avoided u .
small ran OF vinegar and 4 few
cloves are kept % tho hack Of the
range where Il viii simmer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

For al OF which we are greatly
pleased and duly thankful. ~ DEM
onstrating to the counting room that
the School Department Of the Times
Is not . "white elephant" BY any
means.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Gertrude's article about her ex.
perience Ia quite interesting and
well written, and II you did not
read II, refer back to Fridays issue
OF the Times and look It over.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

washinston school editors en-
joyed their trip to the washington
thoater very much. and In Fridays
paper tell q pretty little story of
their experience.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

New Kid gloves will 80 on" easy
II the gloves are laid between the
folds Of . damp towel for IN hour
before putting them ON.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

And by tho same token. the edi
tors should b happy. tor It now
looks % though the department VII
DO continued Indefinitely. OF made Z
permanent feature Of the Times
thus giving them chAnes 70 con
tinue the work By which they have
gained so much practical expert
ence. 49,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Wash the clothes tine often. Wind
1t around tho washboard. scrub II
with brush. rinse In hot suds and
put out In the sun.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

A six-horsepower motor. at high
speed. creates the air for operating
the large pipes. with other smaller
motors for the minor instruments.
and az Gertrude says In her article
in Fridays paper. the complete In
strument resembles . human being
to some extent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Operated from the keyboard, the
brains. the most sensitive touch II
conveyed to tho. nerve center. .
marvel OF connecting wires and air
chambers, and through these nerves
the power IL transmitted alike to
the huge pipes or the more delicate.
sweet-toned chimes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

The pictures Of q sane and safe
celebration OF the Fourth at Bishop
school In Fridays paper indicates
that the Riddles at least had . fine
time, and We are sure the parents
were just a. happy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

To assure tenderness In q chicken
fricassee or. beef en- casserole you
need only to put In q tablespoonful
OF vinegar before COOKING.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

We are al glad to see the HouSh-
ton school editors once more ION
the Job" a nice lot Of Items sp'
psaring Friday. Houghtcn has pub.
lie play grounds this year. and there
II something going on all the time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

Gertrude Hubert. chief editor at
Hancock school, had . novel
experience wednesday afternoon
when. through the courtesy Of those
In charge, she was permitted to so
behind the scenes" at the Broad
way Strand. and inspect the mar.
velous $4,000 pipe organ that 10
creating so much attention.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-26

In cooperation with the plan Of
Harold Berg In promoting efsciency
among the writer's for this depart.
ment In the Junior Sanitary league.
10 boys with the best record each
week, will be the guests Of the
Times at some good show.