Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14

Nr"neh, IN papers yesterday and MIR
J""es Scnadently expects the cam
N''sn 10 net & soodly sum for the
various enterprises IN the school
Pacing mcn,hly deficit of $40 in
""d'r his charge. W. u. Ellis. princi-
Pal OF INC Grorsc Mason and Twenty
"inih street Schools. both colored i'm :
>Atu,t"ns. hopes Ia 80, enough papers
- mako the lnuch department. self
'N>tAin'nH The small coIorcd chill,
If"r. Il : found. in many Instances
1" "'ihout hN; food IN, twelve hours
"n account ~ IN" fa,, shat their
patents arr compelled I" work Tho
NSrt' SELECTION will greatly benefi,
'hssc schools.
g. MooiVh, principal nr Tic
''reNoC"tt"Oai school. had TO ston his
'"ier"S''nS wcvk in The shops to talI
over IN" plan. lie has loj boys en-
SAGE" IN srevial mSnual training
work To :hen he has outlined tho
Wan "f saving parer. and he expects
:" aid several nitic improvements Nv
means ~ The sale tumorrow
me N's Yves; END schools arc Also
1 ,'r,,rI,, ,ns r'' y, Al Eiba school
I" raise funds, and IL. wastc-papcr
:" hi"l. IL. has instructed his teach
e"> g. talk 10 ;he classes. and viii
NH'S0nal'N urge the boys and girls
20 So busy tomorrow rriucipul ]
II, Saunders. " the Euford Junior
ltSh school has l.l0o boys aud girls
I" turn loose on the campaign. l.. It,
Euckrr, ci the William +. r'oN School
has 2n enrichment of ste. The Ran
dolrh school. C"dcr Principal W. IT,
Cook. las 400 scholars. all alive 10
the n'Ht ., some improvements on the
aSSe!nhli ii"ll. which tbs papcr- saviup
campo cu j. Likely % supply
The pupils Of t;.c Armstrong nich
Srhoo! ONE ~ lii. layGcs, >olorcd
schools m ;hr ri;y. we're only mnd..
acquainted with thc movement yos;cr-
HaN. bat Principal :. j.. Turner IS CON
eden ti."; th- larger yo!otcd BOYS and
girls viii caua, the efforts II ;hcir
small brothers end sisters. They will
have 10 hustle. howeNer. ~ /. e. Nor
row. principal Of the Eayy Hili school.
is WORKING energcticali, Ia rct the
zoe Youngsters there actively engaged
IN Inc collection ~ r"pr' throughout
,hei; ncieuborhood. Monroe school.
with %" small cuiored childrcu. has
s'renu: Lard away = ANAL s;ore Of
waste PAPER ami large quantity is
expected tomorrow.
Ii Was Impossible 20 visit al Of the
schools yesterday. - tn"rc are forty
fou, 81 ;hem. Many were missed. par
ticuiar!y IN the newly annexed dis
,ric;s some OF the schools were visit
er. but Tho principals "-r. engaged
in work among the classes and could
no, u" found From reports received
Ivy br. Chandler. however. II ! APP
parent that ,he Eichmond schools are
just - much alive 90 the economic
value OF waste paper - ihoss OF any
c;h.r city. and from tia. cncoureginc
predictions of ~. principals. ;her. is
no question on; lhrt H. movement
Viii h. success.
br. Chandler yts;alaa. sen, IN" FOL
lowing leytcl 20 ;ic schools
no ~. li.uc,pels - ANA S"rdiug
herewith "a circular from rnc Times
Dispatch which has my hearty APP
p~oyaL DO everything You can /"
coilec, AL lie old p@pe.. Have the
Jssch,rs luily cooperate a"d siNe The
proper uo,.v~s on Thursday :" ,ha,
ON Friday ,ao!nns 'rh" rimes-pts-
pa:cn tracks Will cali for il. The
aNoun, viii he credited 10 your school
and vii. be r. the disposal OF Your
school for such purposes as may Se"m
best All Kinds of pape" Will be col
lec,ed. Including mae"ztnes. news?a-
p-rs. old envelopes. bundle paper. etc.
" me saieS arc NitttaStH "a. W I'''-
nose - bold ono sale in January az
;er which Ne Will not have anE othHr
Aciiy.,I this hale session.
Signed y. y. =. CHANDLER.
superintendent.
~ addition :" -ne "-w spaper. mag
amino and was', paper, old books a't
aalabl:. and wili bring the top price
T.. - cents per 70" pounds Tho small
80, price Is 8" cents per 10" pounds
'or waste - sc"ap papcr. Nc" Sparer