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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31

Junior Red Cross work
FOUR-A.
The children absent this week
were: Annie NJ. Orella, Ruth Cor
yell and Andrew Hofion.
Joseph Tofil is doctor this week
and Theresa Chiszar is nurse.
Those receiving 100 in a spelling
test this week were: Mary Kish.
Mary Jankovits, Gussy Katz and
Francis Sherlinski.
Miss Shirk gave our music lesson
today.
The four-A's have started the Ju-
nior Red Cross work.
ONE-A.
We received Red Cross seals on
our perfect spelling papers this
week.
Katherine Fazchas has returned
from Kankakee, H.
We learned the poem entitled In
the Heart of a Seed
We made a rabbit border around
our room.
TWO-A.
Louis Chizar is absent from school
on account Of sickness.
Miss Shirk. Miss Key and Miss
Arbuckle visited our room this week.
We made our Red Cross stars for
the soldiers. We like 10 do Red
Cross work
Joseph ROvats has a War Savings
stamp.
Our Thrift Stamp club has two
new members.
We had a good arithmetic record
this week.
THREE-B.
We have finished our paintings
Of the Dutch boys and girls. We
enjoyed making them.
Most Of US had perfect spelling
papers this week. Elizabeth Buytus
won the prize in a spelling match
Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
first Robin" By Riley.
FIVE u AND 4.

First Robin" By Riley.
FIVE B AND 4.
We are keeping a spelling record
on the black board. Row six is
ahead.
We are reading the Pied Piper
Of Hamlin."
We are making lamp shades in
drawing.
SIX B AND \.
Gladys Morton moved 10 Lydic.
Alberta Hoover has returned 10
school. She was absent on account
of the death of her grandfather.
SEVEN b AND A.
We have finished our colonial peo-
pie in drawing.
We have organized our War aav-
Savings society"
The girls cooked hominy with
cheese sauce in domestic science.
We are drawing figures of the
nineteenth century.
EIGHT ID AND A.
Inc BenJdHln T. RANKIN W ar cdN -
ings society received their certificate
from Washington last week
our teacher is reading the book
called over the Top" by A. G..
Empy TO US. We are enjoying il.
The eight-A's had a test in his
tory. Monday. Every member of
the class got a good grade.
GENERAL NEWS.
Nine rooms out of l. have organ
lied war Savings clubs.
Rev. Freshley spoke 10 rooms
four five, six, seven and eight on
The Boys Working Reserve" The
older boys are anxious to volunteer
their services.
We have sold almost zoo cook
books.
We use the fire escapes for dis
missals.
our favorite pastimes on the play
ground are running races.
We are nearing the top in the
Junior Red Cross.
We get our report cards Monday
morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
PERLEY SCHOOL
Eta Osler and LeOra Smith.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
Room two, Miss Carlson's room.
went "over the top" Wednesday. We
are almost 100 per cent as a school
We hope to raise the balance at
our entertainment, to be given April
5 at o'clock.
AS our entertainment was planned
before we had heard OF the war
chest we are not opposing their
plan. We are heartily in sympathy
with the war chest.
The faculty of Perley gave a din
ner at the Lexington Tuesday night,
honoring Miss Mooney, who leaves
for Washington to enter the service
Of the government.
SEVEN-B AND SEVE-N-A.
Wednesday our room had fruit
shower on Miss Money, our teacher,
who left Friday for Washington,
D. c., TO take up government work.
In reading we are having Miles
Standish."
In geography We are having the
Turkish Ottoman empire.
Tuesday we had an arithmetic
test. Most of US received 100.
In drawing we have completed our
geography covers.
ETVE-A AND SIX-B.
We had a Thrift meeting Tues
day. Our secretary is Opal Hath
way. Our president is Ernest Styp-
Znsky.
We miss our writing teacher since
she has left for Washington, d. c.,
TO help the government and we vel
come our new teacher
SIX-A AND SIX-B.
Our memory gem for this week
is: white for purity. red for valor.
blue for justice-the flag of our
country to be cherished by ALL our
hearts. TO be upheld by all. our
hands.
We all feel very sorry Miss Mooney
has left our school. She left for
Washington, .. c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
Edited Blu
The
Pupils

Altogether we have scared 90 "a
height OF S160.ls worth OF Thrift
stamps since the Thrift stamp move
ment started iu our room.
The following are the names OF
those i'm the sixth grade that have
one Or more Baby bonds Max
Eble. Francis Raab Edward CHR
hart. paul Kelly and Michael Bog
mar
Edward Chirhart says he IS GO
ing 10 join the music ranks after
Easter. We wonder what the i'm
strument viii be Edward. fiddle
or a flute.
SEVENTH GRADE.
Most OF the boys were az mass
every day during the week.
The absentees were William
Langerbahn and Blsse MakielskL
In geography We are reviewing
Africa
The subject for our composition
this week was The Passion and
Death OF our Lord
School closed "Wednesday even
ing for the Easter vacation We are
so glad We have uH Tuesday 10 re-
cover from that awful spring
fever" We haven't given this ma
lady sufficient analysis 20 tell
whether IL is chronic. organic. con
tagious or infectious. but D. certain
~ has taken "a very strong grin"
on the boys.
EIGHTH GRADE.
This being Holy week the attend
ance at mass was extraordinary.
All the boys except the absentees
were present
For our reading periods this week
we had the execution Of SIR Thomas
Moore.
We did not have our church his
tory test this week
For arithmetic we arc having
problems IN stocks and bonds
The servers for the week were
Edward Beach and Edward Lipet-
ska.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31

George Snyder, Evelyn snyder
and Vernon Shuppert are new mem
bers OF the Red Cross.
The girls made cornmeal bread
in domestic science.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL
Harold Miller and serge Rivard.
Editors.
GRADES ONE AND TWO.


We wish all our friends at The
News-Times a joyous peaceful Eas-
ter
The attendance at mass and al
school all week was perfect
Instead of the usual catechism
lesson during the week we were told
the story of the passion Of our
Lords suffering and death in its
different parts with accompanying
picture study.
Sunday afternoon we were much
impressed with the story of our
Lords triumphant entry into Jeru-
salem.
The Last supper and The In
stitution of The Blessed Sacra-
ment" was our lesson on Tuesday.
In arithmetic we are multiplying
by los.
The second grade had a written
spelling test. Thirteen boys had
perfect papers.
We colored chickens and Easter
eggs at our drawing lesson.
Our nature study was the chick
en-.
Wednesday we heard the story of
Holy Thursday and Good
Friday"
our Easter vacation began We'd
nesday and Will last until Tuesday
morning.
Holy Thursday we made our
alteration of the Blessed Sacrament
after the morning services.
Vincent Thilman is in school again
after an absence of three months.
Our room has bought S60.25
worth of Thrift stamps and Baby
bonds.
We wish our parents and teachers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31

a very happy Easter.
The Spider" and How 10
Learn" were two interesting read
ing lessons.
We were sorry 10 lose one OF our
classmates. Irving Wheaton who has
gone 10 Detroit 10 live
FIFTH GRADE.
Our memory gem for last week
was. cold is good in its place,
but patriotic men are better. than
gold
Tuesday the fifth grade we're pur-
chasers Of two Baby bonds when
Mr.. Postman came.
Denominate numbers The tables.
the tables. Some mornings they are
so hard TO remember. but do not
worry, Wen get them.
The choir boys practiced every
morning for the Easter procession.
They viii sing Jesus. the Lord OF
Glory" and "Regena Coli Laetare. -
The fifth grade has more Baby
bonds than the sixth grade. James
Egan. Kenneth Bergeron. George
Grummel. Raymond Marcus. Nor
man Hartzer. Louis Chaplain,
Francis Jones and Peter Bognar are
the Baby bondholders in the fifth
grade.
We congratulate Cecil Lyle on
winning second prize last Sunday.
That is another so cents for his
Baby bond.
When school takes up after Eas-
ter vacation we are going 10 organ
lie a Thrift club
We wish all our classmates and
parents q happy Easter.
SIXTH GRADE.
All the boys wish The News
Times a happy and joyous Easter.
Our school closed Wednesday for
the Easter vacation and we trust all
viii enjoy every moment Of the time.
For our memory lesson last week
we had the pretty little hymn.
Jesus. Jesus Come to Ne" for first
communion Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
OLIVER SCHOOL
GENERAL NEWS.
Carl j. Kish, Editor.

GENERAL NEWS.
DIR. Slavery vaccinated the chill
dren this week.
Mr.. Keonig made his regular
visit this week, but Miss Rosen-
Grams was unable to come because
she was i'll.
Miss Arbuckle gave the art les
son in the lower grades. Miss Cam
eron, Miss Rennoe and Miss Shirk
were also here.
a meeting in connection with the
War Chest fund was held in the
building on Wednesday afternoon.
and il was addressed by Mr.. LoZier.
KINDERGARTEN.
Miss Kindig has been i'll this week
and has not been able TO attend
school.
The decorations in the kindergar-
ten are very pretty. There is a Dor
der of crocuses on the burlap and
many other things pertaining TO
spring.
ONE-B.
The first grades have been max
ing very life-liHe blue jays, that
swing from the rafters.
On the front blackboard there is
a farming scene with rabbits and
farmers.
The Easter cards are already to
be sent home - surprise the parents.
ONE-A.
We have a new set OF bird pic
lures and are now able to name and
describe several common birds.
Anna Both. Margaret Vargo and
Rose Weager are absent with
measles.
John Lipps and Anton Gorbics
received Easter booklets for good
penmanship during the Easter week.
SIX-B AND A.
The absentees for this week are
Gladys Ameigh. Alex Nemeth, Do
mazza, Mildred Finch. Dennis Ku,-
char and William Knudson.
We are very glad TO have our new
! set of library books.
The children that were vaccin-
ated are Hildegard Berkhesier.
/ Gladys Ameigh. Dennis Hulchar and
Alice Angel and Manus Vargo
FIVE-A AND b.
( Minnie Nemeth. Mathew Nutter
and Alex Baranyia were absent in
fiveA this week.
The hve-A and five-B children
are learning the poem called The
Last Leaf"
/ Mrs. Rabb was absent Wednesday
land Mrs. Wiedman. formerly Miss
Entzian, took her place.
\ The girls are making towels and
I covers for hot water bottles in sew
/ ing. The boys are making scrap
books for the soldiers, because
when the books are ready they will
be filled with jokes cut from mag
azines.
In drawing we are all doing Red
Cross work.
SIZE AND \.
Miss Johnson OF Ska left Friday
I TO- Wisconsin on account OF illness.
She Will be with her sister. We ex-
pect her back in a few weeks. Mrs.
Subbara is taking her place.
In the six-B we have Il new
members in the Thrift club.
We all have received our badges
except our new members.
/ Inc SKA grade mas lVV percent
in the Red Cross.
The SIKH grade has p mem
berS
Julius Kovach entered Monday
from the Washington school.
Harvey Gardener has moved to
the country.
4 FOUR-B.
] The following names are who re-
ceived 100 in a spelling test
Anna ORION. Irene Rosepovech
Harold kat, Joe Horvath. Richard
CZenkush. Rose Nargo. Elsa Hag.
guest. Julia Kish, Mary Haaso, Eliz-
abeth To-zvsky, Mary Pilzer. Mary
Nemeth. Anna Prainer, Emma Ho-
Dor. Nelonie Horvath.
The four-B's have started theil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
HENRY STUDEBAKER
SCHOOL
Elsie schultz and Ruby Shine,
Editors

GENERAL NEWS.
Miss Finch has returned. Miss
Esther is still out also. Hiss Mat
thews has returned.
ONE-B.
Marian Mesh and Maurice Kenny
are new pupils.
ONE-A.
Walter Earlier has the measles.
We have 81 members and are 100
percent efficient.
TWO-B.
Miss Esther has not returned.
TWO-A.
Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs.
Fitch were visitors.
Leota Harrison is absent on ac-
count of scarlet fever in their home.
We have a. members, making us
100 percent efficient
We have the penmanship banner
this week for having the best pen
manship.
Dorothy Smith entered our room
from Collins, Ind.
THREE-B.
Howard Thomson has the humps.
We have finished our Easter book
let's
THREE-A.
Aria Ruth Ullery has returned TO
school after several weeks absence.
We are glad to have Florence Sell
berg back in school again. She has
been i'll for several months
Arnold Bauer entered our school
Monday from the Colfax school.
Norman Dessert entered our room
from Green Bay, Wis.
Mrs. Longbrake and daughter.
Mary Ellen. were visitors in our
room Monday afternoon
FOUR-B.
Willard McDonough has been
transferred to Lincoln school.
Dorothy Bond from Michigan en-
tered Tuesday.
Russell Alwine is i'll from having
his tonsils removed.
FOUR-A.
Vernon Toms has joined the Co
lumbia War Savings society.
Vera Forth, Arthur STEELE and
Florence Pavey are out with the
measles.
EINE-B.
Lawrence Wilson and Ruby Ne
Cullough have Joined the Thrift
club
SIX-A.
Eliza beth Bowman has returned
from a long absence, due 10 measles
Freeda Nerhestrate is absent. due
10 humps in the family.
The boys in industrial work have
finished the covers of their soldier
scrap books.
Earl steele, Helen Stair. Julius
Havenstock were absent this week
Harold Hoffman is our new mem
Der this week.
SENEN-B.
The domestic science girls made
potato soup.
The boys finished their sand
paper blocks.
Gilbert Harting is doctor and
/ Thelma Junerson the nurse.
The ones who received As in the
geography test were. Harold Mil
Ter. Elsie Hardt, Sarah Mccullough
Ada Griener. Lula Smith. Gladys
Andrews. Arthur Clements and Mar
garet Schultz.
These pupils were withdrawn
Ruby Shine. Irene Ort, Martha Cook
and Gilbert Hartung.
SENEN-A.
George Snyder, Evelyn snyder
I and Vernon Shuppert are new mem
\ bers OF the Red Cross.
The girls made cornmeal bread
in domestic science
! The raids and onbard nnents or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
RIVER PARK SCHOOL
Garnet BOvIss and Harriet Wiser,
Editors.
ONE B AND \.

ONE b AND A.
We have 20 Junior Red Cross
Mildred Troeger has returned 70
school
We are working for perfect spell
ing papers.
We have an Easter border of
chickens AID rabbits.
TWO a AND \.
Clifford Ross is a new boy in the
two-B. He was transferred from the
Lafayette school
over half of our room belongs
TO Junior Red Cross.
Florence Martson has the meas
les.
We have learned an Easter song.
The doctor is Thomas Gleason
and the nurse is Mary Mann.
We are making a drive in arith-
metic and spelling and we are try
ing 20 be 100 percent efficient
We have finished the Baldwin and
Benton readers and have started
to read in the Child Classics read
ers.
THREE IL AND \.
Glenn Martsoff has the measles.
Everyone in the three-A was
present last week.
Harold Smith is a new boy in he
three-A. He was transferred from
the Perley school
We are ringing magazines, tin
foil and papers 10 sell for the Red
Gross.
FOUR Il AND \.
We made Easter cards in draw
ing. wednesday afternoon.
We have organized a Thrift club
| called the Lincoln W. s. :.
We made wooden shoes filled with
flowers in drawing, Wednesday.
In music we are studying bird
calls.
We are making fine progress in
| long division.
! Our poem for last week was The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
MUESSEL SCHOOL
Frederick Wegner and Albert Rachel,
Editors.
GENERAL NEWS.

At a general meeting of the Civic
club Tuesday evening. Lem Dare
explained the war chest for South
Bend. Community singing was led
by E. A. Morse.
A number of Muessel Civic CEN
ter members will attend the Civic
federation at the NJ. +. church Mon
day evening.
Mrs. B. Bloomfield talked to the
pupils about the boys working re-
serve last Friday afternoon.
Last week we completed the work
of the gymnasium classes in our
building The year has been very
successful and a large number of
people have taken advantage of the
free classes.
The Red Cross auxiliary is work
ing very hard. Why aren't more
Of the mothers here to help?
The Muessel school girls Athletic
club has chosen two volley ball
teams. We have named them the
Little Stars and the Little Won
ders." The games played Monday
afternoon proved The Little Won
ders'' 10 be the winning side. The
score. were as follows: First game
11-16: second game. 1915. Both in
favor of The Little Wonders
KINDERGARTEN.
Richard Davis, Florence Kline
and Harold Kierds have returned TO
the kindergarten after several
weeks illness.
~
The one-B Red Cross work is
very well displayed in an excellent
picture by Mr. Mangold. II gives
one an idea of the class at Red
Cross work in their headdress and
arm bands Parents. il is well
worth your while TO get one.
Ny, how all are working this
week, Why? oh. we all know
J that the report cards are being
marked this week, SO perhaps a
good impression can be made on the
Iunsuspecting teacher Oh, OF course
not!
ONE-A.
MerIand Reed has moved TO O.
liet, III. We were very sorry to see
him go.
Charles Schock's sister has the
mumps. SO Charles must be out oil
/ school for some time.
Miss White of DOwagiac Mich
and Mrs. Metzler of South Bend
visited our one-A on Monday.
/ TWO-B.
Marion Brewer has gone to the
country.
TwO-A.
We are glad TO have Katherine
Torak back after being absent for
two weeks.
We are learning two patriotic
No Waste Pledge"
Howard McCague has the mump'
and Harold Geobel has just returned
after five weeks absence.
THREE-B.
Chester Rhodes was absent this
week on account OF illness.
Maxine Kaiser is in Chicago FOL
a few days.
Warren Uldine is absent on &C
count of poisoning.
THREE-A.
We have been having a contest IL
arithmetic for accuracy and speed
There are nine boys and girls wh'
have had perfect records for thre,
days.
Lawrence Chakin has been absen
all week on account Of mumps il
the family.
FOUR-B.
Ia
shades for the soldiers in the hos
pitfalls
| william Rifle has been withdraw
on account Of illness.
We had two visitors on Tuesday
IOUR-A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31

The raids and BON bar I'd nlents on
the west front, where our boys are,
continue TO grow in violence. Are
your savings growing in volume?
Buy w. S. S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
MADISON SCHOOL
Alice RupeI and Robert ETbsI. Jr.
Editors-
KINDERGARTEN.

KINDERGARTEN.
We are making preparations for
Easter.
ONE-B.
The ore-B's are also making
preparations for Easter and are go
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
ROOM ONE.

Mrs. c. Newman is among our re-
cent y sitors.
Easter chickens and rabbits based
upon the oval are our drawing sub
jccts for this week.
ROOM THREE.
Our memory verse is:
All that you do,
Do with your might
Things done by halves
Are never done right.
In our literature work We are
memorizing the poem, The Duel"
by Eugene Fields.
In our nature study work we are
keeping an observation chart tell
ing OF the different birds, flowers or
insects seen each day. Also where
We saw them.
In our art work this week we col
ored and cut blue birds and made
an Easter border of cutout Easter
Dummies with their Easter eggs.
ROOM FOUR.
CHLOE Hibschman and Thomas
Soaaoman are absent on account Of
humps.
Lloyd Pickett and Agnes Emery
have returned TO school after sew
eral days absence.
Miss Ney gave a writing lesson in
our room Monday.
FOUR-B.
IN an arithmetic test Margaret
Maecker. Philomeen Van Ulasslaer,
Clarence KembIe. Howard ShOwal-
ter and ohm Smith received 100 per-
cent.
Claude Rooms and Deamie hurry
arc new members Of our Thrift club.
Miss Shirk was here last week.
Mrs. Newman visited US Tuesday
forenoon.
ROOM EIGHT.
We are making eye shades for the
soldiers.
We had an arithmetic test Mon
day.
Ruth Warner moved TO Ports
mouth. o. last week
There are only three who do not
belong TO our Thrift club. These
three, however. are saving and are
going TO try 10 be members soon, SC
that our room can be 100 percent
efficient.
ROOM SIN.
The six-A's had a physiology test
Monday.
In art we are studying Murillo
the Spanish artist.
Our room was the first 90 have
100 percent in buying Thrift stamps
Mrs. Martindale. Moreno Martindale
Cecilia Swanson. Mrs. Wise, Mr.
Wise. Mrs. Secrist and Irene Secrist
also belong to OUR club.
Last Friday we had a dictatioI
test which was graded on spelling
grammar and writing.
The six-A'S are reading the poem
called TO Autumn" by John Keats
The six-B's have 20 Captain. Ny
captain" by Walt whitman or
Thursday we read Little Nell" by
Charles Dickens
Our music teacher was here Tues
day.
our teacher is reading Tom
Sawyer" for the morning exercise
In history the six-B's are having
Barbarians destroying the empire
The six-A's have The Coming Of
the Mortimer"
We are learning the poem. "Th,
American Flag"
ROOM SEVEN.
The absent ones this week were
KYLE Bacco and willard Housekeep-
err
Raymond Swanson has returned
TO school after a few weeks absence
We have three new members il
Our Thrift club, Kyle Bocco. Ken.
meth Wells and ROLAND Ritter
The room had an arithmetic test
Those who received 100 percen
were Frank Klopfenstein. Nadin,
Fisher. Mardelle Luther. Kyle Boo
90 and John Marshall in the 4
class and Clyde Brewer and Ethe
Stout in the seven-B.
We had a history test Friday
Those who received loo were Ma
dine Fisher and clyde Morningstar
Miss Malone gave US a spelling
test last week and Ethel Stout wa
the only one that had a perfect pa
per.
We had a grammar test Tuesday
We had a literature test Monday
Those who received 100 percen
were. Thelma Curtis. Helen Bimm
Nadine Fisher and Charles Demle
in the a class and Florence Megal
and Ethel Stout in the B class.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Nadine fisher and Thslma Curtis.
Editors-
KINDERGARTEN.

We walked down TO Mr.. Beehler's
greenhouse on Miami st. the other
morning and came back with a
plant or beautiful Easter lilies.
Mr.. Beehler gave each one OF the
children a pink carnation.
Charlotte Lake and Harvey Stack
man are bac,. 10 kindergarten again.
olga Cartel is a new girl in our
room.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-30

Mr. Hoover says that by saving food the
American people can save the lives of one
million American boys.
''The war can be won and will be won
next year if the American people, out of their
food economies, will save the food necessary
to maintain the strength of the armies and
allied civil populations says Mr.. Hoover
'sIf, by failure to save food and enable
the United States to increase by one-third its
food shipments TO France, the war is prolong-
ed to 1920, the nation is warned it will cost
an additional million American lives
Will we save it?
America must send 5, 100, 900 tons more
of food to Europe the coming year than it
sent the past year
To do this. the nation is asked to reduce
its consumption of breadstuffs one-half pound
each week per person, and to reduce its con-
sumption of meats and fats one-half pound
per week per person
Will you onehalf pound breadstuffs
to help million lives?
Will you onehalf pound LESS of and fats each
week to help save the lives of American boys7
Breadstufs anything made of grain-any kind of
grain Eat pound less week than you eating
Meats and fats beef pork poultry dairy vegetable
oil products pound per than you arc
eating
In other words, SAVE MORE
But children however have as much milk as
ever says Mr. Hoover
The strength the allied armies including that of
100000 American soldiers which placed Europe
win the the strength the allied civil popua
tons kept top-noch-or go
THAT MUST NOT HAPPEN
eve bring this dreadful business end--we can
things" says Mr. Hoover every man.
child in the United States tests every action by the
contribute winning the
D.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-04-16
LITERARY SOCIETIES
COMPETE In ORATORY;
CLIONIANS WINNERS

DANVII.LE, April l2-The Clioni.
an. Athenian and Phiomathian liter
ary societies of this place held a con
test here last evening, the Clionians
winning first prize, a pennant, sec
ond place being drawn by the Athen-
ians and third by the Philomathians.
The contest consisted of three ora.
lions. three original stories and three
readings, member of each society
representing his society in all three
contests. The judges were William
Mueller, Francis SAINT, and Arthur Ho-
warth, all of Kenyon college, Gam.
bier