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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-12-23
EAST EwICK
S. Kilmer is ill with the grip.

S. S. Kilmer is i'll with the grip.
Mrs. G. C. Shivers is quite i'll this
week.
The Frye family has moved onto the
Kelly place.
Mrs. j. C. Dennis was dinner guest
at Mrs. w. R. Crawford's Monday.
DR.. Mary Hudson will spend the
weekend at the home Of c. c. Wick
ers.
C. E. Nicoson and family have NOV
ed from Horse Heaven to their place
in Section Seven.
Mrs. Archie Copeland and baby WIS.,
tied at the Bernath home last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Tweedt was called to
Seaview, Ore, Sunday on account OF
the illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dague have
been quite i'll with the grip but are
improving at this writing.
Messrs. Kirk and PEBBLES, who have
been visiting at the C. c. PEBBLES home
left Sunday for Diamond, Mo.
Carl Williams arrived Saturday from
Long Prairie, Mimi, to visit with his
relatives, the John Bernath family.
The Everett Ely family moved from
the Don Cresswell place in section
to the Ely place in section Tuesday
Miss Florence Kelly entertained a
number of her friends at a taffy pull
at her home last Wednesday night
Misses Florence and Eleanor Kelly
accompanied the remains Of their ia
Their to their old home at Menomonie
Wisconsin.
There will be nothing doing at the
club house Friday night, but don''
forget about the New Years Eve
mock trial and dance.
The debate at the club house Friday
night on the question of fedora
control of the telephone and telegraph
lines, was decided in favor of the neg
alive.
Miss Grace Brown was taken tx
Walla Walla by DR.. Spaulding Satur
day for an operation for appendicitis
Her mother, Mrs. Herbert Brown &C
companied her and at this writing sh'
was reported to be getting along yer!
nicely.
After the talk of Lee Lampson a
the club house Friday night, the PEG
ple decided to elect one man iron
each local organization, these men t
meet once year, forming an advisor
board for Mr.. Lampson, planning hi
work in the several localities.
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All this weeks
news T II | S
week = - =

Merry Christmas!
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fer
rell, Wednesday, December %, a
daughter.
Mrs. Soren Halvorson, who has
been seriously ill for the last two
weeks, is improving.
Judge Frank Rudkin, of Spokane
will be the Christmas guest of his
brother, John j. Rudkin.
Dave Williams arrived from Mon
tana the first of the week to visit
Kennewick friends until after Christ
mas.
Miss Margaret Hamilton, who is
teaching at Chehalis, arrived home
Wednesday for the Christmas vaca-
ton.
Arthur Conway arrived last week
from Alaska to spend the winter with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Con-
awy.
Mrs. Rose Wilkinson and daughter
Marjorie, left this week for Portland,
where they will make their home for
the present.
Chas. CARRIER motored down from
the CARRIER ranch the first of the week
to spend the holidays with his parents
and friends here.
Clinton Copeland, who is attending
the Wilson Business college in Seat
tie, arrived home today to spend the
Christmas holidays.
F. D. Pike was the guest of honor
at dinner given few friends Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Y. Hawley.
Rev. C. D. Rarey, of Spokane, for
mer pastor of the local Methodist
church, visited Kennewick friends on
Saturday and Sunday.
5 Mrs. H. H. Fear and baby, of North
Yakima, will spend the holidays at
the home of Mrs. Fears parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Knerr.
Mrs. j. H. Gravenslund entertained
the ladies of the Needle Work club
last Friday afternoon at their annual
Christmas party. Decorations, re-
freshments and program were in keep
ing with the holiday season and San
ia Claus paid the club his annual visit.
Rev. and Mrs. X. S. Tontz had as
their guest Friday and Saturday, C.
McCaffree, state commissioner of inn
migration for South Dakota. Mr.. Nc
Caffree was on his way home from
San Francisco, where he had charge
Of the South Dakota exhibit at the
exposition.
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Man Is the delightful logician who
places woman on a pedestal and then
affects to look down upon her.
j. E. Tull, of Seattle, transacted
business in Kennewick the first of the
week. n. -srr.s- ~ser. ..ass... d.
c. E. Book arrived Sunday from
Perry, Iowa, to visit during the holi-
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. c. Book. His wife and four child
rem have been visiting here for
the past FIVE weeks, and he will ac-
company them home soon after
Christmas.
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Mrs. julius Nelson, who has beer
the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. A
Bier, for several weeks, left Monda,
for her home in Lead, South Dakota
A watch party and social will b
given in the basement of the NJ. E
church Friday evening of next weel
by the young people of the Epwortl
League.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Hogan enter
tanned about 80 young people Wednes
day evening at their home in the Gar
den Tracts, in honor of Miss Mamie:
18th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Thomas viii
have as Christmas guests, Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. A. Talbot, of Spokane, and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Clement and j
Moritz, of Sunnyside.
Miss Gail Boyd, who is spending the
winter at the home of her uncle anG
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Banta, has
as a guest, her mother, Mrs. Johr
Boyd, of Boyd, Mont.
Miss Luce, coach, and Miss McIvor
member of the Mabton high school
debating team, were entertained Sat
urday and Sunday at the home of DR.
and Mrs. H. o. Perry.
Mrs. A. H. Wheaton and little
daughter Agnes are down from Pros.
ser to spend the holidays at the home
of Mrs. Wheaton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Abbott, of Port.
land, arrived the first of the week and
are guests at the home Of the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Oh
brich, of the Garden Tracts.
Miss Katie McAuley, Of Crookston
Mimi, visited this week at the home
of Mrs. j. F. Eustus. The ladies were
girlhood friends and had not met fol
% years., Miss McAuley was return
ing home from San Francisco.
The Current Events department OF
the Woman's club will meet Monday
December %, with Mrs. A. F. Brown
The topic for discussion at the meet
ing has been changed from Poland
to Bulgaria" II
Among the students who have ar
rived home the past week to spend the
holidays with home folks are the
Misses Alice Baxter and Marilla
Meikle from the Ellensburg normal,
the Misses Dorothy Arnold, Jean
Burns and Shirley Holmes from the
w. S. c., Miss Helen Stewart, Lyle
j. johnson, Bernard Slaugenhaupt
and G. F. Richardson from the U. OF
w., Marvin Carnahan and Floyd Bow
ers from the u. Of Idaho, Miss Ro-
sella Hamilton and Louis Annis, from
Whitman college.
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Envy is admiration in despair.
WARRANT CALL

All warrants drawn on Current Ex-
pense Fund, City of Kennewick, Nos.
2510 to 2540 inclusive, called. Inter
est ceases Dec. q, 1915.
j. L. Johnson, City Treas.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
Clark, DIR. John
Cooper, Andrew
Deckert, L. M.
Gummere, Mrs. Edna
Roberts, H. F. ...-. 40. ID :
White, E. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
BLACKSBURG

BLACkSHuEG VA. April Io.-Com-
siderable entertaining has been done
this week In honor OF Mrs. lngrahnm
and Miss Feygurson. Of Annapolis. Md.
VINO al" house guests Of Miss F.ilinor
Jones for two weeks. on Monday ar
ternoom Miss Jones gave a bridge party
to which the Younger married set we're
invited, Wednesday evening Miss Fer
CURSOR "as tile guest az honor At a
card partT for young people. and on
Thursday AFTERNOON some hfly guests
were present - q reception given by
Miss Jones In honor ri her visitors.
Other attractive affairs have been ar
ranged for Mrs Ingraham and Miss
Fcrzurson.
The Easter dances. given this week
by The Two clubs IN the college, we're
largely attended, and number Of the
rouH. women are staying over until
Monday as the guests OF friends in town
or On me campus IN Informal hop
tonight ended the social diversions Of
the week
Mlas Iaulin. D.reudaI. Of Tredcr
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NORWOOD

NORWOOD. VA. April l0.-Eastcr
services wero held In the Episcopal
Church Oh Sunday, at which time ~
beautiful linen communion sct was pre-.
scented to the church by Mrs. johnson. OF
Bedford City.
Willie Palmer Is visiting his father
Charles Z. Palmer. at Soldiers Jov
Wingina
Mrs Sidney Bolton returned on Tues
day from Catawba Hospital. where she
accompanied her daughter, Mrs w "
Dennis. Mrs. Dennis is now there r..
treatment.
Lee Stenson. OF Lynchburg, spen,
Easter here with friends
Harry 3urks. of Bedford CITY. ana
Miss Minnie Burks. who Is ATTENDING
school in Charlottesville. spent Saster
At their home ut Buffalo
Misses Mcrrymnn, Alice Lennon ap1
Lila Somersville and Mr.. Potter attend
eel dance at the Virginia Hotel n,
l'ovingSton on Monday night.
Miss oslo Banton. OF Iynchburr. WI.
the week end visitor OF Misses LiII,.
ana Rcna Kidd this week
, Mrs. Joseph Hartford OF Sabot ,nd
two children, are visitors Of Mrs Ton
Kidd here.
Miss Anna Carrico. who is ATTENDING.
school In Lynchburg. spent Easter a,
her home here.
Darlington carrico. OF Lynchburr
spent Thursday and Friday with hls
parents here.
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URBANNA

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
tRBANNA. VA. April lo.-Mr and
Mrs. ii"sc Kicks. OF Richmond. have
returned home. after bainu the guests
Of Miss Ruth Marstou in her beautiful
home. The Fort for tn" Weekend
Barton Palmer, Of charlottesville.
spent Easter with his parents. Dr. and
Mrs. Alfred c. Palmer, and returned on
Tuesday.
ON account OF the recent storm. ship
ping from the harbor was much de-
layed. In some instances. twenty-four
hours. The schedules of mails were
much interrupted.
This section is almost entirely cut of.
50 far as telephone service is con-
c"rncd. Wires arc down through al!
OF the adjoining counties They arc
rapidly being repaired. and will soon
be In commission again.
Easter services were largely attended
In the different churches. The musical
programs were creditably rendered
The Crbanna Dramatic Club gave
two very crcditable performances dur
Ing the past week, one ut Saluda and
one at Gloucester. The proceeds were
given TO aid the high school fund and
the Episcopal Chapel.
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DURHAM
Especial 70 The Times dispatch

Especial - The Times Dispatch.l
pURHAM y G. April lo.-A heauti-
ful ana b-illiar; event, as we'll a being
unique in all OF lis appointments. was
Al the Country Club by Misses Bessie
and Margaret Erwin. complimentary to
their house guests. Misses Spruill.
overnau, Winston and Cant I; Was
also the occasion ot the announcement
OF the engagement; cf Miss BESSIE Erwin
and Hamilton Jones. OF Charlotte, the
Wedding 10 take place in october, 1918.
Mss Pansy CouncN MAS hostess at
:, Took party on Monday evening at her
home on NcManuen Street from to
il O'Clock Easter lilies and ferns were
used in the decorations
Mrs < :. STREET. entertained the
Auction Bridge Club in a most charm
in. manner Friday afternoon nj her
home In the Beverly Apartments
:, pretty affair Of the Easter season
VAS dinner party given ny Miss
Mamie Cheek a her home. on Mancum
street, on Monday evening 20 the
teachers - Inc Eas; Durham Graded
school The decorations were spring
flowers
Mrs. Is. $. Skinner MAS hostess % the
Auction Bridge Club on Friday after
noon AT her home Oh South puk.
Street. The club spent delightful
afternoon in this hospitabie home.
-.
who has been the guest o: Dr. and Mrs.
y. II. Soddie FOR 4 few days. has gone
10 Selma.
Miss Susan Blacknan has returned 20
her home. in Philadelphia. after a visl.
to Or. and Mrs. " II Boone, in this
city
Mrs n l.. Duke entertained on Mon
day afternoon ~ her home. oak Villa"
ON Duke street, in honor of Miss Fannie
Boil and Miss Emma Rice. or Salisbury.
y. g.. guests Of Miss Hettle y Rochelle.
sister of Mrs. Duke
Miss iielen Cunningham has returned
noue. after having spcn, some limo in
Danvlllc. south Boston and Milton
Miss Estelle Flowers has zone 10
Now York 10 spent several weeks with
her brother. ". ". Flowers
The members OF the Halcyon Literary
club spent delightful afternoon on
Thursday with Mrs r y Parker a.,
her home, on Trinity campus Equal
suffrage was the topic Two excel
lent papers were rcad-Mrs = " Cor
man Oh Mrs Pankhurs, and Her Mill
.'ant Daughters and Mrs. Y G. Brooks
on The Cause in America" : general
discussion Of the subject .ollowea.
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fVOR
[ Speclal to rhc Tlmes.nis

Special TO The Times Dispatch
INOR. VA. April i0--Miss Belle
White Of North Carolina. is visi,in;
her sister. Mrs Il. T. Babb
Walter saunders. Of the medical col =
lcie at Richmond spent Easter with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs r A. Saunders. Misses
Oneida saunders aud Bessie Faircloth.
of the state Normal School at Farm
VILE. spent Easter AT their homes here.
Mrs. I. II skinner aud children. OF
Franklin. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
a. i. Fa!rclo;h
Il H. Rawls has returned from a
visit to Norfolk
Miss Rcbic Whitfield. Of CORTLAND.
was a recent guest Of Miss Lizzie Pull
ley.
r. H. Boil, OF Muilcns. s C.. who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. T.. a
saunders, has returned home
The supper given at the town hall,
for the benefit Of the Christian church,
on Monday night Was decided sue
c"Ss.
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HARRlSONBURG
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

| HARRlSONRURG VA, APRIL 10.
Miss Julia Yancey. of Yancey. is :,
guest OF Mrs. w. .. McCorkle. on South
! Main Street
daughter Mrs David Mckim. in Luray
Judge aud Mrs. G.. q. Grattan have
returned from an extended visit TO
Richmond and Charlotte, y. 4.
Mrs. Robert Beverley. who was Il
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. H. :. Os-
borne. at the Episcopal Rcrtory. on
South Main Street. has returned to her
home. At Elandficld ESSEX County
Miss Janet Schumacher. of Tome
BROOK spent several days with her
aunt Mrs NJ. GcarN. at tho knvanaugh
Hotel.
Miss Alpha Holcombc. OF Portsmouth.
IS guest OF Miss Elizabeth Eradlcy, on
South High street
Mrs. Walstein Shell spent the Faster
holidays with her parents. Mir. and Mrs
Meade. mt White rost. Clarke County.
Mrs Il. Sardw"ll Taylor, OF Richmond.
Is a guest of her parents MIR and Mrs.
Walter y Sprinlkcl on South Main
street
Mrs. Frank Il. suhlct, is visiting her
daughter. Miss Eleanor Sublett. AT st
Mary's school Raleigh. " c.
Mrs t. y. Bennett. ot EinChampton
\. Y. is the guest az her granddauch-
ter. Mrs James {. Johnston
MI and Mrs. Norman w Brooks Of
stanton spent several days with Mrs
samuel toTinan, on East Market street
Mrs. Charles l.. Conrad ana Miss
Marguerite Manor are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Il. Gillian. in Lynchburs. the
parents Of the former
Mr.. and Mrs 7. " Thompson. Mr..
and Mrs. II NJ Newman and sons.
Henry and George Newman and Mrs
w. i.auck attended tho funeral Of
Mrs, Joseoh s Beard. nj New Hope.
augusta County. on "Wednesday. Mrs.
Beard was formerly Miss Maggie OFT.
OF Harrisorbur.
Amone the students who spent the
Easter holidays with their parents
here were Misses Welby Funkhousor
Bertha CARRIER ana lrcuc Hawkins.
% Southern Seminary, Bucua Vista:
Kendall pinElcdiue. OF ,hc University
az virginia. Miss ORC Liskcy. OF the
Woman's College. Richmond. Miss Ada
Campbell. OF Mary Baldwin Seminary.
StaUutcn.
Rev John w RosenberEe~. OF frank
ford. w Va. spent several days with
relatives in Harr!sonbufE ami Mount
Jackson
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PAGES

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PAGES, VA, April lo-Mr and Mrs
J. II. Osborne, OF Kansas CITY. Mo. are
visiting relatives here.
Mis-. Virginia Williamson Of Buc-
hanan, who has been the guest OF
Mesda mes +. ". Bishop and w. r.
Owen returned a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Ingram, OF Reds
Vile. y. c. spent Easter with the lat
ter's parents, MI and Mrs James O.
Vaughan.
Mr.. Ben Jarvis, who has been visit
ing her na-c7ts. NJ and Mrs G. g
Tiilery. LEFT SUNDAY for her home. near
Asheville. y. g
Mrs. Oscar keras OF Sutherln. spcu,
Easter with her mother. Mrs X 4
Osborne
Aaron J. Vaughan. after spending
weak with relatives here left on Non.
DAY for PeInbcrton, W Va
Miss Carrie Fitzgeraii visited Dan.
vile on Monday
Roy Tnlery visited Danvilie on sun.
cay.
John Fon,aine. % Richmond. snsn,
several days viii! MS sister. Mrs. " T
Creath.
r. W. Bishop spen, Monday in Dan
Manning Barhsdale. Of n!ueneld W
Va. spent Easter with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs J; l. Harksdale, Of this place
Miss Sall!e Hayn!c. o: LyuchbiIr.
is visiting Miss Lillian Haynes
s r. Hamlet ana son. S,c-lirp
l.ennig. visited friends here This ,yo.l,
Mr.. and Mrs W. y oven vis.,c.
South Boston recently
Mrs ". a. Osborn visited DanyijI,
this week
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ALTAVlSTA
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.l
ALTAVISTA. VA. April 1O.-Littlc
Misses Ncrnic and Elsie ScoEcin spent
Faster at Lccsvillc. visiting Miss Pau
line Tankcrslcy.
Henry Glass. OF Lynchbure. was
among the visitors here during Easter.
y. Il. Bell and VIII NJ. lIundlcy were
among l.ynchburg visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. T.. llardlson and Miss Kate
Wilkinson visited friends in Lynch
burg on Tuesday and Wednesday,.
Miss Grace MiniN spent Easter at
her home near Gladys.
Miss Edna Matthews visited her
parents here during Easter.
Mrs. j. c.. Miller and baby left on
sunday for visit with relatives of
Mr. Miller In Norfolk
l.. II. McGill. OF Lynchburg. was
among those registered at the Com
monweolth during the past week.
Kit ilaskins, OF Lynchburp, was en-
tertaincd by his brother, Thomas H.
IIaskins. here OH Monday and part Of
Tuesday.
Miss Irene Adams is being enter
taincd this week at the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. W. G. Ricrson on Bedford
Avenue
Mrs. L. T. Withcrs Jr. of CharIottes-
VILE. spent Monday and part OF Tues
day here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
w. 6. Lane.
Charles McCutchcn. who Is "a student
at the University Of Virginia, spent
the Easter holidays here.
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"Sursi I use TIZ
evory hmo for any
foot trouble"

You can be happy footed Just ltk.
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len. tired. smelly feet "TIZ," and
only "TlI." takes the pain and soreness
out OF corns. callouses and bunions
rs soon as YOU put your feet In a
"IIH' bath. you Just feel the happiness
soaking In. How good your poor. old
fee. feel They want TO dance for 10y
"TlZ' IL grand. ''TIZ" instantly draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
pun up your feet and cause sore, in
named. aching. .wcaty. smelly feet
Get 25-ccnt box Of 'TIZ. at any
drug store or department store Get
instant foot relief. Laugh at foot suf-
ferers who complain. Because your
icct are never. never going to bother
or make you limp any more.
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A Simple Way to
Remove Dandruff

There is one sure way that has never
tailed TO remove dandruff at once, and
mat IS 10 dissolve ii, then YOU destroy
IT entirely. TO do this. Just get about
four ounces of plain, common liquid
arvon from any drug store Ohfs is all
you viii necd), apply il at night when
retiring; use enough u moistcn the
scalp and rub it in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning most. If not all, Of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
TOUR more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every SIN
gle sign and trace of IT, no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and digging
Of the scalp will stop instantly, and
Your hair will he fluffy lustrous.
GLOSSY, silky and soft. and look and
feel - hundred times better
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APPOMATTOX

Special to The Times pispatcH.
NPPOMATTOT. VA April l0-E!,.
Nor smith OF the Virginia Po!ytechn!c
institute. is in town this week Mr.
smith Is graduate Of the Agricultural
High School, o; this place. ana WI
graduate At Blacksburg this yea,
MISS Meta MARSHALL. o. the Far:nyi!!s
Normal, was In town this week
Mrs. Jennie swain. OF Roanoke. su.r,
several DAYS here with Mrs y r.
smith.
Judge c. j. Campbell. Of Ainhers,
vas III town this week
AI-day services are being hold 3,
ldo"rty Church on account o: The sun.
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lex, Md, is tho guest here Of her sis.
ter, Mrs Y. Il. keister
Mrs. j. II. Manhood, of LynchburG. has
been the guest this week of Dr. and
Mrs. X. II. fiudnall. of the Virginia
holytcchnc Institute
Miss Rebecca Patterson and Robert
Patterson. Jr.. Of Philadelphia, are Wis.
ting their aunt. Mrs. Lulu o. Hogc.
Miss Virginia Tompkins. OF New
"rN. left on Friday to attend tho
t.a ster dane" at the Virginia Military
Institute. ana from there will return
10 her home.
Mrs. H. G. Froehling and little daugh
ter left to-day for Richmond after a
visit 10 the formers father James X
Henderson.
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, town OF Emporia for $1,000 for alleged
! damages to some OF It's property by
reason OF street Improvement done in
front of it, This case was dismissed
at the plaintif's cost.
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Announcement

Ab.rt ssior1on .: saloraon Bros A. O.
Cotton Exporters, at 2: Nassau Stree : 3,
hss decided to move 20 the country. ana :.
1ire1 10 lease h!s attractive EraFt-ne-, M.
Eh,t s7nd street. =. y. furnished - uu:G--
ri.het
There arc rine bedrooms baths ana 1. is
one of the most attract!v. apartment. IN IN
city, and IL situated right ia ihe center Of IA /.
most exclusive section OF the Inetronnlt.
Lease can be eStcnn.G. no doubt
Mr.. salon,on 1. wiling 10 make conc..sion.
eoha!!y.
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Austra singer
WIZ the M"olnn Opera Company; New York
ana studied under Narchns Fer debut
is ada
the celebrated
America
photo Nine Aida made is
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-04
THE PUBLIC FORUM
BACKS MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL

SfNSiNO
From the tone of the article pub
ished in The Day Book few days
ago a person might form a very
wrong idea concerning the methods
of the Mckinley high school unless
he were careful enough to give the
matter second thought.
The assertions made concerning
the fact that girls are not allowed to
come to school with painted cheeks;
that strict set of rules requires that
a student must have attained a GER
tain average in a number of studies
during the previous semester in order
to be able to serve as an officer of any
school organization; that a paper
signed by the assistant principal, Mr..
w. H. Wright, says that student
cannot work on the school paper,
sing with the Glee club, play with the
orchestra, act in the athletic play of
the school, or join the debating
squad unless he is the kind of stu
dent who pays attention to his reg
ular school work-are absolutely true
and serve to show that the principal
and faculty of at least one high
school in the city of Chicago are
doing their duty; are striving to do
away with the poor scholarship that
has so often resulted from four years
of time spent in high school
Many young fellow is working to-
day with undeveloped talents simply
because his parents, fearing the lax
regulation of our high schools, were
intelligent enough to know that four
years of such life would ruin him.
But thanks to the principal and ia
Guilty of the Mckinley high school,
who have set a very good example
for other school officials, boys and
girls in our school are no longer al
lowed to waste their time; are no
longer allowed to mar the import
ance of high school education.
The peculiar and somewhat I'M