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The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Cyria Farley. Of room 4 returned
u school THURSDAY afternoon. after
account % the dAmpness Friday she
did not come back
hessis Long 81 room 4. substituted
IN room T. rs grade Tuesday and in
Grace To~lwire ~ room n. has re-
Gently left school or account ~ NOV
INK 70 their new home on Fernland-
ave
The nevcomh game between the
Hpughton school and Webster which
was - have been PLAYED Thursday
afternoon, Nav 20. vas postponed On
account - rain.
Tn. girls II the Minnehsha club
Rave made scraphocss and on Fri
dav afternoon. after school they VS.
tied the Van feuv"n browne home
where the books were distributed
among ne crLgried chilfre1
sent Monday on account - illness
isabel Morgan. ~ room 7. A s
grade has been transferred 20 the
McKinstry school
Carlos and Milton HALL % room
X have been transferred 10 the
CLANCY school
Mrs Rau.y. % No =, tAfRy.t'..
blvd has u1NN 81 % her new home
on Wareiv God ave
Miss srharS. o, room = who hss
been Rbsen- on account 90 Illness re
turred TUESDAY morning
The girls 81 roCr' J naNs organ
ixed newcowb team and expect 20
ptAv aEstnst the girls % room \
newt week
or Friday. May 90 the Courts club
gave ar eutsrfaingne Mt a. the Pres'
tor NJ r. church
Rov EnnwRv Aivina BlNrkeft
Harold Rloom ana Marie i>oE~n -
room H. have finished the IS COURTS
tests
Mabel Ksrnefy % room y. hss
been absent for several lays the rs1-
son - unknown.
surprise party vas given n
honor - Nahis Wesley, ~ room n.
Montay Nav .
The members ~ The Light Hrar-
s-'s club missionary society ~ me
trrRuusI preshNterian church. vis-
i'sd Fords farm safuvday. where
thev gathered many vio's's
Al the pupils in the rs rad one
hundred IN sp~N'~~ Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
VAN DYKE SCHOOL
Editorial stsd - Cht~t. Frsn~es
Churchi assistant editor. bertrss
Ievyt society editor. Irene Gr~ger

Tn. A,room pupil. win enac, the
story OF "Pontisc's Conspiracy at
Central high school. June I.
The following ar. the names %
merits on the room r roll ~ honor
Walter slaughter, Marion Rracht
Marie Muttshal Dorothy Bell and
Bernies Becker.
The A-reom Is learning a new SONG
entitled The Pertec, Day"
owing 20 the fact that more ,ime
had TO De devoted 10 the music
period no Junior civic league meet
Ing was held Friday morning In the
Miss Beverley. supervisor % Eng
lish. visited Van Dyke school Tues
M,.. duncan. elias. :. learning a
THE Little Tigers and tire pursnds
hood me, saturday. MAY Is The
istter team won. score, IL 20 II
The Aroom had q short program
peace day. including reading ~ MISS
H-id- a general discussion OF uni
versal peace. and . few recitations
Mrs tgr-. McGirert pailev. chair.
man ot the Junior civic leagues
American Civic association, addressed
The Van Dyke Junior Civic leasuers
Monday
THE purii. ~ room p Aeia their
weekly Junior civic league meeting
at the opening OF witch they sang
The star Spanglsd Kramer. After
the sscreta-ys report the president
appointed new chairmen, for four
committees Committees No. and :
gave ;hsir reports The members
tsen sang song entitled Rally SonE
~ Junior civic League" after VII n
few suggestions were given hv the
president secretary and members
The following members % the A :
class VIII participate IN the staging
at The Arwory on Decoration daN.
Eileen o. Hsre Ethel Hennins. Ger
Mu,tschalL owe Hearn. Franeis
Palmer Toy ne Hart Lawrence
Blum Kenneth Garrison and EdWin
Dshlstrom The tollo~inx nenh hers
participate. Mabel slaughter, Clit-
FORD Eriksen. Yvoune Mantha EVELYN
Harry. Frances Schreiher. June Hap
poreu. Viola Manauss. Raymond
pinder. R.rths ne Har, Mildred car.
-i--. irene Gregor. Charles Fraser.
Father Williams Ruth Feto,key
Winifred Ait Lena Pricket' Robert
Grsy. May Lamb. Adolf eerk-,an
Hams Mabel pieb-l. Charlotte Rene
atrt Joseph Cinder Harisv T.oNu
Ignore Rsu-r Mshsl Arnold. Lloyd
Mettetal and Lnui. Koenig
lett they have three Y N G A
auxiliary leaders IN thar class
namely Robert GRAY. Julius Hushner
ard Chas Fraser.
Ire following girl. from room A
tes- AZ sugar island Nav 90 Irene
Grsgor winifr~d Aet. MAJ T-a-'h
IarA Hopponen Frances S~hrteher
T.,T, q n.-rv ~. s,rs ' VIII ~ s. 1Ts
NE Sailors Hornpirs and the Morris
dance
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
MOORE SCHOOL
s--S~iatr-, Nivias Ia Grssa~. Heleu
Rebb.. Ernest simmons. Rassen
Bawen.

TIE civic league has been re-
organized and Gerald Rsuton has
been appointed president John Nor
tarity treasurer Dorothy Cotton.
ssrretarv We hope they will cor
'inue their good work The res; 81
the term
The contestants % folk dancing
went - the Central high school last
We'd esday FOR INSTRUCTIONS FOR dane
irg a. sugar Island. May 90 We hope
the Moore - hool wiii win.
Many girls and boys 90 the north
md are going to buy flowers and
place them on the soldiers graves
% Detroit They vii Eo in a body
and will have older people 20 guide
them Hope a large number Will do
the same.
porotnea Finley vas ths last one
down IN an As spelling match N
room p and Gladys Bnrt and Eva
WhitehoBrA In the h-E room
Margaret Richardson. ~ room =
LEFT Friday for Edmond. Okis IN a
short tine she and her family vIll
20 20 live In Buenas Aires Argentine.
< A. some % hsr friends expect
70 eorrespond with her This VIII
probably 20 as interesting as her
stories - how they lert Meriro City
last year Thst class 10 having both
countries IN GEOGRAPHY
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
u, rnARIEs RrRINER.

-N- arr.at outing 90 the Central
hic- s~toni air--at aSsocltti 20
Verr0o~t ir the -7s ~ C"n'rslites
A. present tHv wfrn lf ~0-es tN@
t0r frf Rrrtefo4ftrr 20 % saw raurk
fsl 81 fa0 f~o0i ~orn tIil ght. ard
as, afftef.c contests for gold. SILVER
a~F bronze medals Al indications
point to e. -crr-t atte-dar'- - "x-
~-eS rv fFr that ~ ur@ ,toIs years
r. ere w'ff h@ snr tests frr Cr3rp la1-
sNio m base 'if 7Ct track Tor =
hovs ara voN-N tsl' for the Eivls
Base BAH rR-~e- between the r~Esui-
nations ~ Central NtEN and between
fhe faculty ard ere post grhd faf@s
vii eiso - rro inherit testur~s \,
tHe dancing pavilion an exhibition NJ
rRt5ruu1 dances hv Central girls m
Ser the direction ~ Miss Jesse WIT
barn a~H Misc Etira beth Yncu77 viii
saIa fe- 4Nfs 1-+--1g a. Central p III
SCHOOL ana % wright Rey 4 CO The
steamer Column "a" Will leave the
40 X az ~ EASTERN standard time
and the Britannia viii leave az !
To saw that 80 biology ~Iuh %
Central has Progressed during ire
semester w0-It rot =" doirg that or
gariE7 ton justice For rot ori~ hHs
N risen from oh=rlr.fv into r~0~7i0-
arce rut BIZ has 81 oed an e1Viable
reputation throws h0ut tte state ~
So Interesting ard educatjve work
IN the botanical nna rCol1ziCai
aplfs with the Jealous school
spirit: which ts one - tr~ great
assets ~ the or gan Eatt0n- IN mind
they have exeyteH untirtng e~ Nrts o.
decorate fEc front AKA q tent-al
high w-h flowers. ana TIE res Its
tl0~ 20 this trey nave placed on fe~
second 1nrr - The school c&ht0et
18th sr@-! mems az plant and ari1uAl
NE watch ~ - a~w4F frnr~ 'i-1e 70
aar.aa H.HA -
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
By JuDenile
Journalists
TROOP No. IS.
nv SIMON CLINGNAN,
WILLIAM max ER. Asst.

A. our last meeting u scouts wet
present. Freeman Miller passed nj
tsnderfoot examination aud Was ad
United u the n lop. w. Apent mol
OF our time talking about field da
We we're very much dtsappointd
not 20 have nulshrd our trek car
which Ne were 90 exhibit Saturdal
our ssoutmastor and his assistat
were unable To Ice present and dire,
US but ~ went over 10 the no
anyhow. under tho direction OF Lace
Brown.
40 extend = cordial Invitation
all 10 visit our troop. our meeting
aI. uelb every Friday night at
o'clock ~ the Methel 4 VI T.. churc'
on The corner of Napoleon and Has
ings
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
,TRE SCHOOL
Editorial star Chief Howard
Thorpe: sssoctatF. West GsiioRty.
France. B1mP-. Catherine R~ntor.
Curt. C-ra. R~idinG ptrrson. Ber-
nice Prob. G.rdu~r Palmer.

THE following girls VII ye-rsser :
our school i0 tae folk dances a.
sugar ts.a"3 Nsv 2a EutH Lo-ir~r.
NurIsl RYAN Frances Burruz An
to{ratta Ives NIarsr ~arrrletrs Pau
live 2 king. Agnes Bell ard Fannie
frt.rfe
Albert Iofaer ~ room was
STRUCK Ply an automobile Tgssf1y
forenoon, receiving ro serious MUIR
ise
ffaler Mobile ard Ha-otd Pnss~I.
both 20 room o. were 100 per cent IN
language Oh tas at'eenta week sN-
af1iuetIers
IRE Lloyd ~fass ~ room 2 were
fhe first r rIr school 20 Eet ar r In
% pertinent
tav' u.3-esasy We trls1 Cour-
tie tssf l- language
TrN. fH.I owing rH-''E - room r 70
ceivsa IIs rar rrrF In he fftsenth
vsrk .r a-fars' Alec Ntkers.
.u grrE-r prs Fs.e- Ne-h's Harold
T.8psei and Frv Fuller III rH~af0l- ~
Euv Frlte~ = -rrrv g. received a
PALMER ~e.aed button Tor ne H-st
our SCHOOL 7-av q friendly track
--rst rror fre n p g. ~ p score -
seas o. t-t-t.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
The Ungratful Soldier.
ny IRENE DAY. A clay sesoci.

Abou, = hundred years ago there
vas var between the swsfe. and
~. Danes The ewsdes were beaten
There was soldier not very badly
wounded Vie was Just going 10 put
the rask 30 hts lips wher he heard
some ore say please str give N .
a drink; am dying" He looked
around There he saw wounded
soldier ~ vas swefe. He knelt
down and said. Drink; thy need is
greater than mine with these
words the swede raised upon hts
elbow. and pulling out ~ hts pocket
q pistol he shot az the Dane. but
IN. Dane said. - was going 20 give
YOU all the vs,.-. hut row Will
only give you hail" Then the Dane
drank half ard gave the rest 10 TIE
swefs The king asked the Dane
Why re ala not kiln him and the
Dane said "r could not kill wound .
sf soldier Then IN. king sskef
him TO tell him the story. and the
king made him nohisman
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
Good Ticker at ~.

WICHITA. Kan. May Recent
- r. r. Thompson. engineer at thd
Northern building. came into possess
sion OF a valuable watch. which or|
Jan. was q years old. The watch
was willed 10 him by his brotherI
J. n. Thompson. who died in Cali
fornia IN January. Mr.. Thompson
reports that the watch ticks just
like II would had II come out OF 4
factory within the year. II Ia
large sized gold case timepiece WITH
II jewels and ls worth. 10 the own{
CT, 5000.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
TROOP NO. Fl
ny BERNARD LEWIS.

on saturday morning. May IL
troop . assembled AZ 50 In their
NcGra "a AYES. for y l6-rrie hike
Cecil webb and Charles Monroe. mas.
ters-st-Rrns were Ia charge
Tho troop "htkeA" about elsht
miles out Grand River and then
struck on across country 20 wood q
In which they obtained permission "a
ramp. The bicycle squad followed
them ~ noon. making n record TRIP
for speed
growth ~ flowers and mosHes. and
"staikirR" was tho chief pleasure III
the day (eNcept eating)
~ o'clock The bicycle -quad vert
one mile beyond BEDFORD on n scout
and the Others mixed home
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
CLIPPERT SCHOOL
Editorial VRr--t'h ief. John Hall,
assortate.i Harold stroux. william
wo.d. Eust~~ sfoets~r. Ruth Ei.isA
Ruth Burgstress~r

In room A there ara two poutsrs
and two gum rheweTs Citppsrts
can YOU guess
The Junior sanitary league has
hecu formed In the Cllppert school
We hone 20 sy'~rminate the ~ and
have "A Hyiess city.
The bows play the girls nearly
every 6AN 80 noon game - new
rnmh some tirres the boys win md
sometimes the girls We never gct
discouraged brat keep on playing and
enjoy tho FUN.
This quotation Is On TIE board IN
room The best laid plans 90
mice and WEN gang AT agiey This
10 one ~ Robbie Rurus savings
fourteen pupils ~ room have
Hnished the Tourtis tests This room
hsf q language test Monday after
noon
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
CLINTON SCHOOL
EditovtsI stsw--rhI-s Msrtis Gedov-
pikt s..i.tart chief. Louis Lurt as
.o~tste.. GoIaie IuH. Abe Gruber.
MItArrA Canaan.

Friday morning Miss Bradley
room haa "srsN -d0wn TIE bows
defeated the girls the score being
rs 10 ?.
Once week the children - -"
clinton school 20 10 the Capror
school FOR shower baths Nor iNy
afternoon Miss BRADLEY and Miss
webster. rooms Eo ~ ziS Tuesday
afternoon MISS Krivels room goes
Mo-dRv morning va received le'-
s~rs from the children ~ 'h~ Mvra
ZONES school Thev wrote IN the let
tors that Mrs LEONARD received the
letter that wrote 20 her Hnd
gave ~ % the children ~ the Nyra
Ion.. school And they told ne many
other things about their school
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
PITCHER SCHOOL.
Edftsrf-t stsff-Tbief Frank Hnrts.
asso~fstes, Esther ku.bu~v. Irene
Thompson. Esther Hsske. Edward
Kupka. psut Ammer. ormsn Mul-
gue-kt Howard pets.

Tn. boys % the Al class who Will
~ In the contests NJ Sugar Island
are John KilnRer, Walter Jutsrhock.
willard Bates. sam SisEel Alexan .
fer Ferguson and Edmund Briehta IN
the relay race. and Joseph Votrobeck
in the high Jump.
NJ Hoftsclaw and Mr. Comfort. ~
the Cass high school visited room A
"wednesday Mr. Holtsciaw talked 70
the room students about the hene
f's derived from attending the bust
nesr course AZ the Cass high school
Two pupils enjoyed the talk very
much.
Thursday afternoon. May 30. Mr.
Chilver. visited room A. He was
very much pleased WITH the song.
which the pupils sang for him
The coiors Of the graduating class
81 tn. Pitcher school which are old
rose and appl. green. are now being
worn ny the pupils with their pins.
which they received few days ago.
D~sr~H Times Sob PvsasssG Dept
Msin <s7s
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
TROOP No. 81.
ruro. sou,>so> Editor.

The NEXT picture 81 " hos WI
IN -3' i~ Rem Nattcrstune. SEQ
WAttcr-tpns TONED our troop on lie
- 1878 and week later passed h
tsnde foot exams aud nav II rca'
u take hts second class exams, Tn
scout - one OF the invest scout
Troop - lie was seen Ia the pap
once before - you RENE mhcr. {
the safety First tytN 10 Great
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
NJ sARAH BROwv.
yysskfaato0 s~hool.

Her. comes the Chsls Group.
All straiRhtenrd IN row.
Marching 10 and fro.
with a Rag In front they 70.
Here comes IN. Chels Group
Here the rhels Group goes msrchirK
Marching through the rosf
with bands upon their heads
And suits ~ yellow and gold
THE Cheia Group Girls
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Editorial st<n-rhf~f, Carl Notkins
associates, Joe Gersei. Leosarl
Cote. David Burdiek Jacob I'll
stein. Fierepee seitovft.. society

Rooms and have taken up
military marching Win Frank Hod-
dick and Earl Hutchins as captains
They are getting along very nicely
and we hope they VIII eOntipA 20
DO 50.
surprise party vas given IN
honor ~ Morris krIeZer's eighth
birthday THURSDAY May %
Through the kindness ~ our prin-
Cipal Ar Cottsr. the children from
the second foor were dismissed In
time 10 see the parade. Monday
Benny HaidIkufsky. Ps pupil.
vas - wears old Friday NJ" al
We hal sre drili Friday. sfay II
Time q minutes.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

GOLDBERG editors attended the
special performance al the Wash.
ington theater and express entire
satisfaction.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

tend and VtrEi MA reel girls % sixth
a0f seventh and eighth grader. In
dan war dance h-Hfth grade
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
WEBSTER SCHOOL

Editorial stsH-Csief. MARTA Gv~~s,
assistant chi~f, Helea R"e~vtst as
so~fstes. ueies NensethurEer. Lee
ter NoSoa. Earl rasswsters. To-
s-ph teshiy, Frances Bey st~r, te-
Ell Rich. Golfer smith, Helen kys~r.
a.Norur &lrln hrIckrT. DrINrrf alnNN
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

know" exclaimed her lItty,
brother. 1T means the entrance
out"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
TROOP (H. P.) No. 2
nv CHARLES ALLEY.

Troop q ar PD IL out strong for
new members. and the motto they
have IL sixty members or bust !"
They hope 10 DO this inside OF .
month
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Prsstf~g. the OIsfa neat kssA1S
10 Sisht-Tines Jeb Dsst.-Skh
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Peace day exercises at Beard
school were quite interesting.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

The Little Mothers" at Newberry
school are very proud Of the dipio-
mas recently given them for perfect
work.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Don't think because certain pupils
ct Houghton school are dramatiEing
RIP Van Wrinkle" that they are a
sleepy lot out there. Far from IL.
q the items sent In so regularly
viii prove.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Detroit. and was the nrst one 20 x
silver button. Later he got =
members and received the hrst 20
button IN the city tic - also ca
tain W the Junior sanitary leag'
in Detroit ard assistant editor. r.
~ star basket nali player az
helped uS 70 win the city rhampio,
shFn ~ Detroit Boy scouts
Watch for the next picture {
"N nos Who IA Troop No -
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Girls OF the Highland Park high
graduating class will BE- charming
in simple Peter Thompsons when
diplomas are handed 20 them.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
SUGGESTIONS.

With pleasure We acknowledge
receipt OF an invitation from the
teachers and pupils % Johnston
school to attend their May day eN-
ercises. to be held Thursday -firr.
noon. May q. from ! 10 O'Clock
and n possible. We viii be there
for what IL there more delightful
than a few hours spent In such
company
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Tor what ~ thtfe ulpEt N''tA'' TO
than a few hours spent In such
company?
Girls of the Highland Park high
graduating class will b. charming
in simple Peter Thompsons when
diplomas are handed 20 them
Hancock schools contribution 20
the Decoration day exercises Is
songs by Marjorie Ross, Ethel Mar
tin. Margaret Keller and Gertrude
Hubert
There Is fine spirit prevailing
at Trowbridge school. Indicated by
the beautiful verses and notices
appearing on the boards and re
ported by the editors
Clay school has quite a poet IN
the person OF Lloyd Huston. an
eight.year-old pupil OF the third
grade.
Peace day at Northwestern high
was observed with a nice program
Of music, a charming little sketch,
THE Enemy" and fine address
by Supt Chadsey.
Berry school held Peace day ex.
ercisss, and In telling about Il, TIE
chief editor writes most sensible
and forceful editorial on the sub.
ject Of peace.
Stanton Palmer. chic; OF the Nor.
Ley editorial stan. leads list Of
nine pupils In room A with a per
feet record since last September.
Don't think because certain pupils
ct Houghton school are drnmarEing
RIP Van Wrinkle" that they are a
sleepy lot out there Far from IL.
q the items sent In so regularly
viii prove.
Field school editors express
pleasure and appreciation with the
Submarine pictures shown at the
washington thester for the special
benefit OF the Times editors OF the
+ School Department.
Thelma Krebbel, chief editor az
Rose school. has re!pvenated her
sta6 by appointing new associate
4 and sporting editor.
Logan schools "open day" was
great success, more than 100 visit
orr attending. despite the inelem snt
weather.
Washington school has True
Grit" board. which Is attracting a
lot of attention and interest among
the boys
Chandler school editors are privi-
legged to post their items on the hul.
latin board In room after appear.
Ing In the School Department
Franklin school editors tel Of a
novel plan adopted to keep the
manual training department in or
der.
The Little Mothers" at Newberry
school are very proud Of the dipio-
mas recently given them for perfect
work.
Peace day exercises at Beard
school were quite Interesting
Goldberg editors attended the
special performance al the Wash.
ington theater and express entire
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
LATE SCHOOL SCORES.
Base Hall.

Hous. IFS 6CeutraN ...........1
House lfs tCentraD ,.............'
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Franklin school editors tell Of a
novel plan adopted to keep the
manual training department. in or
der.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Chandler school editors are privi-
legged to post their items on the hul'
latin board In room A after appear.
ing In the School Department
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Field school editors express
pleasure and appreciation with the
Submarine pictures shown at the
Washington thester for the special
benefit OF the Times editors OF the
School Department.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Stanton Palmer. chic; OF the Nor
Icy editorial saf. leads list OF
nine pupils In room A with per
feet record since last September
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Hancock schools contribution 20
the Decoration day exercises Is
songs by Marjorie Ross, Ethel Mar
tin. Margaret Keller and Gertrude
Hubert
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Thelma Krebbel. chief editor az
Rose school. has re!uvenated her
sta6 by appointing a new associate
and sporting editor.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

There Is fine spirit prevailing
at Trowbridge school. indicated by
the beautiful verses and notices
appearing on the boards and re
ported by the editors.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Logan schools open day" was
great success. more than 100 visit
orr attending. despite the inelem snt
weather.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Washington school has True
Grit" board. which Is attracting a
lot Of attention and interest among
the boys.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Berry school held Peace day ex.
ercisss, and In telling about Il, the
chief editor writes a most sensible
and forceful editorial on the sub.
ject OF peace.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Clay school has quite poet IN
the person OF Lloyd Huston. an
eight-year-old pupil OF the third
grade.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Peace day AT Northwestern high
was observed with a nice program
OF music, a charming little sketch,
The Enemy" and a fine address
BY Supt Chadsey.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

"AAHs got 60 many chlilern
Al Son know what 90 30.
To tell one from another
An wonder how would ya.'
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

rs SUrtrteo Nso THG GIeL'eS FA,Q,
eoe AeeelsG NlHiTC Fox eve ey unt &c.
IAe1 SHiLt Aao LOOK SO VERY SWEET
IttT oc NOT SEER TO r1INo ne NEAT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
Magneela in Sea she!Is.

Chemical analysis Of starfishes, sea xrchins and crinoids, collected from all parts of the world, show that the skeletons of these animals contain much msgnesia. The amount present is found to vary with the temperature Of the water in which the creatures lived. The percentage of magnesia is highest in those specimens that l!ved In tropical waters and lowest in forms from the icy geas af Greenland and the Antarctic, with regular grada- tion between which even shows the local effect of cold ocean currents upon lie st the sea bottom. Tho in vestigations suggest that *he skeie tons of these animals have Che compo sttion of the manganese limestone ,r dolomite. and it is possible thai they furnish clues not only aa to ths climatic conditions under which umestones are now formed, but also ss to the temperatures ot the oceans Ill different regions of the earth where during different periods of geologic history. great deposits ce uagrasiao umastnoc vazo formed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
BOG LIVES LOSTo
Most of the AncOna Victims Women
 and Children.

London, NOV. fo.--!'A dispatch to Lloyds from Rizerta says that 300 persons on the Ancona were drown ed.
 Most of those lost the message says were women and children, emigrants. A to'al of 130 survivors has thus far reached here.
 A dispatch from the Stefani news agency of Rome says that one hun dred shells were fired into the An cOna before she was torpGdoed
 The first report of tho sinking of the Ancona said there' were 422 passengers and 60 members of the crew on board. According 10 today's dispatches, however, the number O. psssengers was 4S2, which, with q crew of so, would give a total of 5i2.
 Cape Bon, where two of tha An cona's beats landed with 54 mem- bers of the crew is the northeastern extremity of Tunis, about 70 miles eas; of BiZerta
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
AMERICANS AMONG
 300 KILLED WHEN ANCONA IS SUNK
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American consuls in the vicinity of the tragedy fer the details Of th2 sinking of the Gessel. 'tfH
 1t was stated by officials that tn 2 gravity of :, the issue b@twe n he uaited States tsnd fhe Austrian gov ernalent will ,eepenf entirely on the circ,imstancag of the. case. If Ehe AnGona had not attempted to escdps, the United Stat $ undoubtedly would send a protest similar to those sent to Germany during the discussion of the Lusitania case, and would de lnand 'tfte same guaran9ee, as we'll as disayowal and reparation.
 On the other hand, if it is shown That the Ancoha actually tried to escape and continued its efforts to gets away af,er being warned by the submarine, it is believed here that this government will not make an is sue of the case, even though Amer jeans were lost.