The Detroit times., 1915-07-24

TIE star was omitted from the
items Thursday. but Alma II the
~nan behind the guns" In furnish
iAg nsvs from Ferris.
We cannot expect all the editors
70 DO - well 90 the Owen school
staA. for their energy 10 exceptional.
but ~ uA suggest that you watch
/ Aslr Items closely for ideas ana n,
spirat1eo. Your attention II called
pastio1lArly 10 the items In Thurs
lay's pspsf.
'sSotss from Northwestern D.
lrott' are attracting . lot Of atten.
t3oo. and We appreciate very much
1oosmaSy Brueggemann's kindness
n sending In the news 90 crisp and
DosasinS. In doing this extra work
Rosemary may have to give up sew
eral games OF tennis. but such . dis
Dositioo. w are sure. will conduce
- her future happiness.
The story Of the visit to the
Warrington theater In the items
iron 0edr1e junior High was well
told and shows ability not only to
- things. but to write intelligcntly
shout them.
A new organisation makes its bow
b the School Department in Thurs
oay's paper. the Detroit Aero Re-
search and Model club, with Marvin
Blumsnthal and Major Mackensen
% editors. The club Is made up Of
bright boys who are interested In
sir navigation. and we predict that
u you follow their items you will
gain . lot Of interesting information.
We hope you read carefully the
Items from Hancock school I'm
Thursdays Times. with special ref
srence to what Chief Gertrude HUI
bert says about the number Of
editore who subscribe for "Detroit's
Clean -Newspapsr." without, the
right stafit OF cooperation very lit.
tie can be accomplished in any ef-
fort for good. so we hope Gertrude's
advice and suggestions may be an
Inspiration to some OF our derelict
sditors.
4 A Q matter of duty and apprecia-
don for what The Times is doing
coe the editors OF the School Depart.
meut, every one of them should have
. copy Of the paper on file in their
homes every day.
And there are other considerations
besides duty and appreciation. II
should be-a pleasure and privilege 10
know what In going on in all the
schools. and II you have the paper
every day you will soon become
familiar with the names Of boys and
girls from all parts Of the city. many
OF whom you will no doubt meet
later In the high schools.
Besides, the personal element and
One spirit of friendliness you will
6nd in the School Department tends
10 a better understanding between
the more than sixty thousand chill
dren attending the public schools Of
Detroit.
Then. again. Il is not the School
Department alone that makes The
Times worth while to you. for few
papers In the country have more in
teresting features than are contain
ID in It's pages.
In addition to its splendid stan OF
local writer's, the news from all over
ne world II given crisply and hon.
bstly. and you are not compelled to
big through q mess Of Objectionable
ADVERTISING to find what you are
looking for.
We know of many men who have
taken some other paper for years
Ind we're 10th to give up their
avorite, but after trying The Times
Ind becoming familiar with its pol
icy and real worth, their devotion
has been transferred to the repre-
tentative OF clean journalism.
Are these not good talking points
shen you call on some friend to try
me Times for month at least7
Ss1GHTON SCHOOL
A1tspSsI staR--Chief. Gesvge Pesterp
esse<ea1ess Prudence n1eh, Elsie
Smith. navv1n Lee. Pearl shaw E1-
par Ca6tsel. Lawrence Crane.
Leonard feast and John Cavan-
auRh. while swinging on swing In
he playground, fell, both breaking
n arm the former attends school
Prudence Rich. editor. received q
Pard from Miss Mary De 0alan, one
q the teachers of room a. who "
q Colorado Springs. She leaves soon
or California. Her party IL having
Pearl shaw. associafe editor is
pending her vacation In the coun-