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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
BU Juvenile
Journalists

has Sorthwestsrn's best wishes for
speedy recoSsry.
The school plenie will be held sat.
urdAy. June s. At Sugar Island We
will 10 with CAss and Eastern. Track
meet Ia practically out OF the cue.
tion. so baseball will be the head
liner, Northwestern playing the case
In the morning and the winner VIII
play Eastern In the afternoon. a
iarss representation viii so from THIS
school
The weekly meeting OF the Discus.
sion group Was held az the home OF
r, Carrahin. iS LAMothe. on Mon
day evening The following fellows
were present X HAv'aDd. y. HAN
con. " Williams y. Gleason. Ben
ian. r lsSsll. ~ Todd, J. shaw IL
Watson. V. sAuele. n. Dies. NJ Mac
Grsgor. II. Cracker. 7. carrabin n
Booth, ~ Mccormick and y. {, Hui
At this meeting the camping ecmmi..
tee reported Nothing was definitely
decided. however. and the matter Was
left 10 the next meeting IL VAS oe
clded 20 have club picture TAKEN,
and n Booth and ~ Dies were sp-
pointed 70 and out particulars Ire
hext meeting will be held next Mon
daV eysntng at the home OF n. NC
Cracker. 1870 T~eifth-st
Miss Kinney was ahsent MONDAY Oh
this week on account OF sickness
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
TROOP NO. z
By GEORGE MeyTrrIE.

The Who's Who" has become
quite popular in the short time 70
has been going. The picture published
herewith n that % walter walker
. member OF the Raven patrol Wal.
last TALL. ard since then he has be-
come one OF the most active members
and can always be found when
needed. He presented hts transfer
from 81 Peters troop when Trey dis
banded and vas admitted TO this
troop. He IL listed TO take an active
part In the exhibition and send the
wpu-scAling team oyer tn hne shape
One OF the scouts remarked that you
could tell Walter IN the dark be-
cause Of his broad smile lie II a
member Of the safety First society
and q real baseball fan.
The regular weekly meeting was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
ROSE SCHOOL
bell associates. RaipA Jewell. Hsses
Al<ny, Harry renftnsea. Hazel
Frueksuf sylvia Cess<r.


The BIS 10 the nrst class TO nnish
the course In history.
Our report cards were given out
Monday, April 80 Florence wandrie,
Richard rredich and Alta krehbel re-
eeived all "ones" and ''twos" on their
report cards
In the Al class the following pu.
pills have finished the - lessons OF
the COURTS test L~ora Lovet Blon-
ala Christ Marguerite ne Witt. Laura
stewart. Minnie Becker. Leroy Ness
mer. Alice JohAnson. David FrfeIlech
olivs CGcchL NAthilda looters. Ber-
nidean rostigs and ThelmA krebhel
Miss Lillian Cradle. room Il teacher,
has returned 90 school. after a whole
week OF absence. Miss Jean wolcott
was the substitute.
The newcomb colors OF room r are
black and orange. for room Il. sky
blue and old gold
The Rose school girls newcomh
team played against the stephens
girls neveome team. Friday, April
tdth
The sixth seventh and eighth
grade boys have Joined the Fly cam
palma Marvia Frank was chosen
captain.
The posture PER cent OF room A
10 81, and that OF room y 70 IS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
MAN FREED ON
ARSON CHARGE

Circuit Judge Van Zne. Tuesday
morning. directed . jury In his court
to bring In q verdict Of not guilty
In the trial Of Adam sisracishi.
charged With arson. The court de-
eiared that the state had introduced
no testimony 20 connect the defend
ant with the burning Of Q store IN
Hsntrsmck. the charge on which
he was arrested. The store vas
owned by Adam WHITE. and was
damaged 20 the extent Of $500. Q
tew weeks after White had cancelled
his IRE Insurance policy on the
place. White said he saw someone
running from HE place. but could
not stste definitely that u was the
Defendant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
NEwBERRY SCHOOL

HSsssrsal ssaa-cAsef, RssA nsses-
sergt associates. Prsssflis Nsts-
wrtsAs. Clara sssf.- lea Lss ~
ferd WfiiiaaA. Geerus Ceysee'
Nicholas D<vsag. vssia Lee.
The As class held q mesonF ~
the home OF Clara stein. ~ Thirty
tfth-e The graduation program vss
discussed and will BE PUBLISHED AT
the end OF this term
what 10 the largest dam cues
toned O recitation teacher. OF the a.
eiAss Amsterdam vas the laeon'e
reply
Ms. Meoarrah. the teacher Of The
Little Mothers club. took some
snapshots % the As girls. ssverel
poses we're taken with the girls hold.
Ing n large doll which represented .
baby.
N. A.room boys and girls are
learning q very pretty new song en-
Room Z has this sxeellent auota-
ton on the Blackboard; Success Ties
IN can failure lies IN can't
Mildred Henry, Belle Eliza and MI.
dred Duncan former graduates OF
Neweeyry. we're very welcome vts-
itors Thursday. after school
The girls OF the A-room practise
the folk DANCES every DAP at reeess
time and hope 60 win the eonsss, a,
Sugar Island. They have dnishec
learning the -saiior,s hornpipA and
are nov starting the -Norris dance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
GREUsEL SCHOOL

EAftsvtsi sts9-CAs~f, Arsnsr nss-
la1ss assAstass sAssf. Rssssi D>cA
asss>Ssse sAassss. EAwsra Mayer,
Y~ssnee vesAyt~k. Bvslya sfng~r.
The annual track meet % the gram
mar grades OF the city win be held
May 10 NJ Sugar Island Both the
boys and girls OF the 0reusei school
are practieins for the different
events. which include races. both
dancing. pols-yauiting. broad jump
Ing and Ginning the bar. AZ the
'Greusei school there 10 q regular re-
cess schedule for the athletic work
% the boys OF the sixth. seventh and
eighth grades. 30 tina, all boys &C.
supervision OF . teacher NJ least one
time during q week. OF course. the
boys DO q great deal Of praetieinE By
themselves. led By their athletic cap
tains
The girls practice throwing IN.
nswcornb ball ~ recess time and
dance during physical training time
The girls are now praetictnG the
Morris dance snd the sailors horn
pipe.
Butlei branch library. In which many
OF the schools In that neiEhborhood
took part Oreussi school won havins
lts points on the honor roll. Tbs
Creusei pupils are very proud OF the
honor. roll presented 70 them hy ses
Butssi branch. and have 70 hanging tr
. conspicuous place IN the corridors
Of the school
The annual exhibitions OF bird
houses made By the sixth, seventh
and eighth Grade boys OF several
schools In the vicinity Of Butz.i T.
brary. has just closed. many Of ths
houses being very artistic and inter
sstin9 The oreusel school also vor
in the contest The judges n the bird
Egan. Mas weIch. Miss Fitsgersid
Miss Chase ana Miss Knapp. The de-
cisiou was az follows First prise
Clarence Pollock. Al. Grsusei school
second prize. william Katehmagck. A.
., Orsussi. hrst prise. wren eunsa-
low, was won by Andrew wilcox
B-T Oreusel sehool.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
FURTHER BENEFITS
OF NIGHT SCHOOLS

Even With the very stringent laws
In force in every state OF this eean-
~ school age attending school re-
rort Just issued by the united states
bureau % education shows that oas
o. ave millions OF school children 81
sorarul.sry school age cave 20 IL
years. different states having ditfsr .
ent umitsl In this country. oui
per cent OF them are ateho'hs
Ten per cen, % these students
leave school At the age q ~ years
rs Per cent at Is, and - per cent
when they reach their itth birthday.
The bureau sought facts resardi n 8
the is-yeAr boys Who had aiteady
reached the end OF their compulsory
.rhooi attendance They found that
IN fs cities there were ftoiI such
boys and their grades ranged from
re nrs, 20 the end OF high Hall
~ these BOYS we're below the sew
enth grade when they had left school
while In other cities where more
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
TILDEN SCHOOL
1T rAuL IcLL.s

The class day celebration OF the
rflden school graduating elsss VIII
be held at hob 10. Class Prestdsnt
Paul Rolles appointed the fouoving
committee on class eolors: ChairmAn.
Dorothy Rankin. NAY Ksrtnath and
Everett Wells The eoiors selected
are blue and sold There are u mem
bers Of the class. and they Rave re-
eeived their official class pins ard
the eoiora The COMMITTEES on elass
motto consists Of Chairman L>land
Ives. Nuriei NcDougail rhurosr
rinkham and GLADYS pstsrs n vas
agreed not 20 have weekly class duea
In memory Of Misc shssrAn. former
principal az rfiden. vhoss funeral
vas hello last Monday. the school Was
closed en- that day.
psui Boiles. captain Of athisties.
has started the preliminary trials 90
pick the team who VII represent TIL
Den In the scholastic heit Gay ~
sugar Island. May -.
Ralph Perkins. baseball captain.
has been getting the ball players out
for practice. and expects 20 have
q rood rtne-
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room o, was eight years old April %.
A reunion party will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Nellie Wiener VI
Benton-st
fsador Wiener. S0i Erskins. fen
down the steps and Injured herself
Percy Thuran. st8 Beauoien. VIII
pitai
Tony TrsIia. OF room c. 10 At home
because OF a sore throat
Room & IL taking up the battles OF
the French and the English In isOe.
The children OF the defective room
ass making very pretty baskets
Daniel BudnitIky and Jennie Case.
vita. OF room A. have finished the IS
lessons Of Courts tests
The Junior civic LEAGUE pennant -
back In room A. after being In all
the other rooms.
Miss White. the music teacher, Wis
tied the Russell Tuesday and Wed
nesday
Room A 10 taking up south
America N the GEOGRAPHY work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
ABRAMS SCHOOL

eassssAai STAG - Chief. Howard
nssDsp ssssetsses. West Geiiegiy,
r~eess DssS~ CssAesise Rs.sss'
NE. rreH. csrS.sr Psi.sr.
SPENCER Finney. Of room c. has an
ished the 20 Courts tesss
baseball game was played be-
tween the wootvards and the Dart
era the score resulting II TO IL In
favor % the psrtsrs
been elected the track team captain
Mr. and Mrs. sauver of.fa Paiiis-
tsr-avs.. are leaving for . trip west
vtsittng the PAnamA-Pacinc dposi-
ton. and many other points OF inter
cd In California They expect 20 re-
ps.aess o.sri.a Of room q, pole.
Room c took tn. Palmer Method
banner from room this week
Janet Flynn. Of room c, has moved
from her homo ~ "a sevsrd-a~e-. "a
isS Longfsiiov-avs
Robert Rsno. Of room J. 10 s'eh
with the mumpG
We are very much concssnsd abori
i1hs health Of some Of the mother,
vAe we're served on Monday WITH Tea
thsy were made By the girls OF rooms
cemplaintsl
Eeri stone. Of room A. has been
abesnt two weeks with the mumps
Chester Haskfns. . pupil % room
"a has been obliged 90 be absent thu
last week because Of sickness
0imcos Hilton. Of room A. vas elect
"a captain Of our baseball team.
FAIRBANKS vas defeated IN q base
ban gan. ey the Doty. the sore be-
A few girls Of room C have form
ed . Busy Bee" sewing club. The
member are: Margaret walters
Ethel Clark, Lorraine wanderlfck
oiadys Kosbei and Dorothy Hauser OF
We gave An entertainmen, Monday
afternoon 10 which rs visitors came
The A and b rooms sang The Wal
rus and the Carpenter" The Norris
dances were given by the b room
gfris and the sailors hornpipe by the
4 room girls. Robert Bernan gave
q violin solo. after which the vis/tors
went 90 the kindergarten and were
served with tee and hsrmits BY the
ID room giris
Miss Harriet c. Peck. q tsaeh4r o.
the seventh Grade IN Cleveland. Ohio
visited room c Thursday afternoon
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held on Thursday evening. and much
business was transacted motion
vas made and carried that every
scout who sold 10 tickets should re.
eeive rs credits and also that prizes
should be awarded for the nrst boy
10 sell ffteen tickets and the one who
sold the most The tickets mentioned
are for the third annual exhibition 20
De given on Friday evening MAY 10
The exhibition will consist % general
scout work, wall sealing. fancy drill
athlstlc drill. etc. while contests viii
be held IN vsii sealing Gre BY frie-
tior and musical stunts
The base drum which some OF the
mem bers Of the troop foand While
they were exploring On the basement
SINE time ago has been made Ike
ns~ and IN order 20 make II like new
II vas necessary % take ~ all apart
and paint IL, then 20 reiettsr u. buy q
rev head for 10 and get rope and
tabs and ~ viii be pu, Into Use very
soon. Tickets for the exhibition may
ts secured by writing George Nc
vittie. as Porter-st. or calling west
1e5EN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
WILLIAMS SCHOOL

EAsts~ssi stsn--Chssf. ArtS.r ct,.-
sal, spevtss4 editor, Ei.sv en.sni,
sssss1sses, walter tsksi. Lpsya ne.
Dlsek- Lsis Ki~ta. Nesssshs seAssi,
Clsrn pfesg~r. rteresee wfese.
The nswcomb team AZ our school
the score OF 70 90 10. The boys tried
hard TO beat Ne. on account OF not
The A. class Of our school hss
, r,ns a, in.ir or n,.. foIiow.'
xushn. vice-preeident Kennstha
ehosL secretary; Lulu Klein. treas
urer.
Elmer oiinskf has been absent
Gc days on account OF sickness We
wish him back soon.
The boys Of the baseball team are
nyinG hard 20 take the cup present.
xs y os sr.. A. -: SAs & q
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TROOP NO. "a
By wALrEn n. WOLF.

~ WALTEH W. WOLF.
The regular meeting vas held In
the Eastern Hish school gymnasium
on last saturday nisht, and the ysri-
were chosen
q al:t "a: "a ,s: her.. I'm =: q. doc:
are Kershsv, OttinEer. voksch. Rus
sell and Koch; and the patients are
Miller, Youngiove and Jsrome. The
vail sealing team IL AZ foIiovs; Bur
ton. Allan cunn'.snsna: w.rth. Koch.
sent th., troop n sisnsliins are Jack
c.Tpe.ii 'r l d,os m,i,. xli. en-. 90 TIE
Wolf The scouts % make nrs BY
friction are Miller. Ksrshaw. Werth
and vohseh. The scouts to take part
In the water boiling contest have not
Many scouts II tn,s troop Joined
the Junior sanitary iessue
90 AZ s. sv;,n'fp, ii I'll, ,; ss s.s.s
farm on the Canadian shore Of Lake
~ clair.
ton i've s.s "a. * s' sss s:s :s'''s
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TROOP NO. 9.
NJ MYLEs MUIR

AZ the Friday night meeting. a
COMMITTEES was appointed TO make
plans and arrangements for our sum
ner camp. After other business mat
ters were discussed we divided up
into threes and prsctieei first Aid.
one man acting as patient. one 80
operation and one as operators as
sistant We then chose four teams
81 twos for signaling. one man actin Z
as sender and one man as receiver
Some OF the members are quite pro-
fcient In this line.
Some Of the teams were picked for
nsid day. and the meeting was ad-
journst.
The troop took a nike" saturday
out Grand River-ave. towards Ply
mouth. Full reports OF the hike
were not received
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On the Trail of the
BOY SCOUTS
Treop
News md
Notes

w &. CIun. assistant scout editor. A
@ Fritz treasurer. a smith: assist.
ant treasurer. o, Hempel; scout
W Lang. chief scout rooter. l. Ls,
stnsti. assistant scout rootsr. n JET
fsrs Patrols: First patrol leader
Leo Lesinski. assistant. ". Fisher
ant. Mccain: third patrol leader
r. Meader. assistant n. pupke
Drum and ougle patrol leader. C. Ra-
laskf, assistant W. woiiianGk. nfs
patrol leader. r r Howard: assist
aus Y EA~nrfs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
ELECTRIC CLUB.
ny CLARENCE MCMILLAN

The reg uiar meeting OF IN. Elee-
trio club was held at No. 1891 West
Grand blvd Do not confuse this
erai Of which have been mentioned
latsly. Our club was started for
boys who are interested In electricity.
Our work In this club covers every
thing electrical, from magnets up 20
wireless.
The object % forming this club
Was TO teach all boys joining every
thing We can about electricity.
sThis club IL not Q scout club al
though all the officers are members
Of Troop No. 90 All are ueleons
Who are good. honest fellows II you
wish 20 Join come down 70 one Of
our regular meetings
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TROOP NO. 80


We vent on a big hike" Saturday.
April ~
Or. Martin. our Ar-t aid ln.,rue,or
vas not present AZ our last seou,
nesting on account % illness Tn.
patrol leader. Douglas Gailaway
took charge.
last meeting. We drillsf oyfsife .ns
II vas q great pleasure 20 TIRE hovs
20 be able TO drill outside again.
The drum and buGie corp. shovsr
. lot OF Improvement during practices
Tuesday night.
AZ the wssthsr IL getting warmer
nov Ne Will 80 on more hikes" thar
in the past
Every Monday evening. When ~.
have our scout meeting. we 20 on,
doors snf drill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
FIRST ID. & c. WEEKEND
EXCURSION

10 Buffalo next Saturday. May Q. fara
- Bunaio. ttSa Niagara Falls. round
trip for transportation. Enjoy the
delights OF the boat ride. see the
wonders OF Niagara Fails and be
back home early Monday morning
The oftsnsr you so the better you
hike it--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
TROOP NO. ~
DIV ARTHUn q. YRIrz

Troop No: - Il going on an
ove--nisht hike" 90 Trenton this
coming SATURDAY. May I. and viii
We would like 10 BOOK = ram. n,
base ball With any IS or is-year- old
team for Sunday afternoon AZ Trsn.
ton sroundF Call Ridge iso-w. ana
In the troop officers The offcsrs no,-
are: seoBtraster. G. W. schsnsr; a..
troop isadsr. A. o. Flu. soout sdifxt.
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~ c:,..., ': -. zs'isc
ssssss s. ne - 49, 60 49,
-. n1svvss Ws1sss. SsssA KssA
TIE pupils. os roen , tbst rscsivss
s ar. s ,,sn, H.. snssssf shs open
re sssrs q seSsr q room y held
9fs x.ssY re. 8 s.s s.-s.s. @:
I9x2a times during the month %
IL ''s.y 60 e IN. 49,, y. 49,, &c "a: !:
- c.sle AZ n,ps.-ss, =
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Houss st3 Trsmps.

JACKSON. Mich. May &-(spe-
eisll--Accordins to the monthly 20
Ice report issued yesterday els
trsmps were housed here during the
month Of April
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NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL.

Chiefl assoctatesi Nermaa M~Csr-
nack. seexetsry. No. N Pacfne-ave.
hss~osry BrsegE~msss.
Mr.. whitney OF the science depart
msnt has taken Advantsse OF the
many recent warm days and con
daeted his classes on short acid trips.
held mostly cut Dexter Boulevard
The COMMITTEES on The school annual
reports that about SSe subscription
blanks have been signed thus assur-
Ing them OF arm financial backing
for the enterprise This book. which
10 published BY the students viii
contain no advertising matter. all
expenses being covered by the price
OF the book--S0 certs
Miss Doran. the librarian 10 on the
sick list. she Is in the hospital With
. severe ATTACH Of Appendicitis She
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05
DAILY SERVICE TO BUF.

via u. q c. line steamers. leaving q,
.. m. Third-sve, terminal Take
the woodward-sv car marked
Through" and get OF 80 Wayne Ho-
tel Steamers Eastern States and City
OF Cleveland III. on the Buffalo al
yiatonH.-Adv.
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Acfipifies In
Detroit Schools
SUGGESTIONS.

SUGGESTIONS.
Chicago 10 70 raise sio,ooo, 300 FOR
.ocrsstion and play grounds. fol
1Duins tbs plans Of the new admin
<rfxation TO make the Windy City
~ flnest and largest In the world.
washington. d. c., our national
naoftol. 10 also 20 spend q vast
nnount for the same purpose In
-. ali the larger cities IN the
Ijnifed States are 10 devote lot
4 attention to this feature OF child
N some cities the play grounds
- maintained largely By private
1nbxcriptions. the municipality ind
- Il impossible TO provide neces-
10y funds because Of restrictions
- tho isvying OF taxes, etc.
a number OF our school editors
ave made some valuable suGges
hons about solving vexatioas PROB
1nns confronting the city, state and
~Sfion. and we want 20 see n they
I've any plan for sugmentins the
mount the Board Of Estimates mas
oportioned TO the play grounds OF
Detroit.
We believe thaf out OF the 100000
oopie living in Detroit, fuily $4,000
. re IN favor OF giving the Riddles
nple opportunity 70 play and DO
& ABBY. 80 with such . magnihcent
- 1orfty 20 work on. Why 10 II not
ossible 10 provide al the funds
1ecsssaryi
'{ rook into the matter little. boys
IA Girls Of the School Department
lid lets zee what can be done.
u ron win phone In the result
"A the games ron play early the
1T morning. We WIN announce
lem IN the column Late School
area This applies 20 baseball
"a nswcomb. both boys' and girls
oams.
F The scouts may have the same
r1vflege also, and department vfli
+ -, started for Late Scout ecorss.-
Berry school editors. referring 70
test IL the athlssic sbliity q boys
= the eighth graAs. say: -sous Of
~ boys were suFprissd 70 and that
10y could run - fsst snd othsrs.
"a 70 rotate. we're surprised - ind
lat they could move % slow
Houghfon school has its basssaQ
I'm perfectly organized nov. end
- ne showing made - far. sxpscas
( - ~ right up near The top. n not
e ne top. whsn Tho seapea elosss.
Z Ne gfrig nsvcomb tim b also
+ ~ fne shape ana sxpscts 30 assist
- boys very materially IN main
inning the athletic hoaors q their
chool.
This y the motto adoptsd b. ne
yuduating class &C Van Dyke
chool: without hsltins. without
tst bringing bsttsr up 10 best"
- IKE the ring Of this motto. and
Nd II IN kecpins with the spirit
hat makes the items from that
1ehool % charming.
II you want 20 spend an enjoy
&ble and Instructive afternoon 90
s Dsening. We suggest that you %
ut TO No. SIS Ssoond-ave. corner
ancock. and inspect tho display Of
D1rd houses made By snterprising
1oys Of Detroit The exhibition II
wen under the suspices Of ths FED
ration Of womsn's clubs. and some
lice prises are 20 Be awarded. The
11ate In May 10 Q, st 3 20 3 o'clock
- the afternoon. and 1880 to 10 In
rAe evening.
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p.s...s r,-.. Jon rn.si.s Dept
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LATE SCHOOL SCORES


yewesab fcfyfs.D
Houshton Won from Nevberry By .
points
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II some cities the play grounds
80 maintained largely By private
inscriptions. the municipality ind
"a Il impossible TO provide neces
osry funds because Of restrictions
- the lsyying OF taxes, etc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05

a number OF our school editors
<avs made some valuable suegss'
11ons about solving vexatioss prob
1rns confronting the city. state and
rSfion. and we want TO see II they
<tve any plan for sugmentins the
-nount the Board Of Estimates has
oportioned TO the play grounds OF
Dotroit.
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We believe that out OF the 100000
oople living in Detroit. fully $4,000
Is An favor OF giving the Riddles
npls opportunity 70 play and b
@appy. so with such . magnificent
ka1ority TO work on. Why 10 II not
kossible 10 provide al the funds
Secessaryf
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washington. d. c., our national
nooitol. 10 also 10 spsnd q vast
mount for the same purpose In
\cf. all the larger cities In the
I)nifed States are TO devote . lot
attention to this feature Of child
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+ chicago 10 70 raise $4,000. 300 for
Iocroation and play grounds. foI
wing tbs plans Of the new admin
nation to make the Windy City
~ hnest and largest In the world.
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Look into the matter little. boys
|nd Girls Of the School Department
"a let's see what can be done.
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- the sishth graAs. say: -soms Of
W boys were susprissd 70 and Inst
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