The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-03-16


finished the study of Benz. Franklin
and will soon take up the study of |
THE Lady of the Lake"
The new chairs have been placed
in the English room and will soon be
in all the class rooms. They are a |
great improvement on the folding
chairs.
The Botany class has completed
the study of bacteria and the lower
order oflplants. They are now taking
UP the study of flowers. This sub
ject promises to be quite interesting. |
Regular chapel exercises were held
Friday. They are conducted by Mr.. |
Rindom who made us short talk on
extravaganza and economy. Hell
called especial attention to the fact |
that owing to the scarcity and prevail |
ent high prices of the paper stock we
should endeavor to be as conservative |
as possible in bur use of this article. |
He also called our attention to the |
extravaganza in our use of lead pen
ellis. Mr.. Rindom emphasized the |
fact that person can be generous
without being extravagant. We might
also add that the various schools
could do great deal toward the con-
servation of paper by the installing of
paper balers. Thus the waste paper
now burned could be turned into
source of revenue.
The grade cards were given out in |
the assembly hall last Friday even
ing.
Miss Henry seems to be unusually
kind lately to her Caesar class. They
are enjoying some real sport in play
ing Latin games during class period. |
We must say, Miss Henry's trip must
have done her good.
Gene Stoufer is working outside
school hours for the Bedford &
Clark Furniture Co., the successors to
w. H. Feather.
A pleasant piano recital was given
at the home of Mrs. Thos. w. Cav
Friday evening, March 9th.
The following high school students
were among those on the program:
Vera and Vira Knisely, Lemmie AL
len, Gladys Blake, Mary Kennedy,
Gladys Craig, Myrtle Moore, Anna
Miller and Ruth Anthony.
A Serious Accident
William Edison, while riding his
bicycle Sunday evening, was holding
onto the side of a Dodge car. The1
driver say William and speeded up
his car. This being unexpected to
William, he was thrown from his
xxyhn Nd Fol in, no hQ
car ran over his left wrist and hand,
spraining the wrist and bruising the
hand badly. William seems unlucky
with bicycles, this being the third
accident for him. The first knocking
out two front teeth; the second when
he ran into an auto which tore the
ligiments loose in one ankle and gave
him an ugly cut on the head; and the
third as stated above.
Frank Mann and Cldye Hubbard
attended a double header basket ball
game at Pleasant Valley school Fri
day evening. The Pleasant Valley
boys won by score of Is to- 4; the
girls game was more than interest
ing. Pleasant Valley won it by a
score of 10 to 2.
Edythe Gates entertained a num-
Der of her friends Saturday evening.
The time was spent playing games
The Pollyanna Club was enter
tanned by Misses Breiner and Wilson
at the latter's home on North Kansas
Avenue. Music, decorations, diver
sions, and refreshments were in keep
ing with St. Patrick's day.
Preparations for an enjoyable time
are being made by the students of the
Sunshine scool. Quite an elaborate
literary program is being planned.
High school students are invited.
No definite statement can be made
as yet, but it is hoped that there will
be poultry exhibit at the high school
through the auspices of the agricul-
ture class. Liberals leading chicken
fancier, T. w. Hubbard, is member
of the school board and would no
doubt be glad to assist in this work.
Every student wishes u winning
track team. Our boys are asking for
a little support financially Cut out
the picture show for while and help
buy the necessary articles for track
work
Ray Hatfield left school Friday be-
cause of illness and was not able to
return the first of the week.
Mr.. C. C. Brown who has been at
tending conference has returned to his
work here.
Seniors Awake
The seniors wish to send their
thanks to the Bulletin staff for the
gentle reproof that appeared in last
weeks paper. We appreciate the
fact that they do miss the news they
do not get.