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A v I z
A VIZ.
Pentru toti membrii societatii
,,Plugarul Romin" din Youngs-
town. Ohio.


Avind adunare generala in ziua
de 4 Maiu 1919, printre alte pune
te care au fOst la ordinea zilei a
fost 81 punctul Gu doctorul socie-
tatii, la care s'a luat hOtarirea
ca sd Sc faca angajament GU doc
torul Earle B. Dawner 81 tot oda-
ia 81 DR.. Parembsky sd ramiie 81
pc mai departe doctor la socie-
tate. Membrii din Youngstown,
Hazelton 81 Brier Hill, sd pot fo
lOsi de ambii doctori pima la Is
Iunie 1919, atunci Sc va decide ca
care, doctor sd ramina la societa-
te pc viitor.
Oficiul doctorului Earle 3.
Dawner este la No. 225 E. Fe le-
raj Street. Orele de oficiu sunt i'm
fiecare ri de la II la ameazi pima
la 5 p. m. Seara orele de oficiu !:
Ldni, Mercuri, Vineri 81 Simbata
de la orele 6-S p. m.
Deci toti membrii societatii Plu-
garul Romin sunt rugati a lua IA
cunostinta acest aviz, 81 in caz de
lipsa de doctor, ar fl bine ca pi-
ma la 15 Iunie sd Sc foloseasca de
acest doctor, ca atunci sd putrm
sti ca pc care sal tinem oficios
pentru societate.
In speranta ca toti fratii mem
bril- al societatii noastre vor Ina
la cunostinta cele de mai sus, va
salutam Gil dragoste frateasca.
In numele societatii ,,Plugarul
Rom1n" din Youngstown, Ohio:
Avisalom Barbu, presedinte.
Dumitru Lungociu, secretar.
(22-24)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28

sunteti rugati toti a lua parte la
aceasta sedinta. Acei frati care
nu pot lua parte, sunt rugati cal
duros a trimite obolul dior pc a.
dresa urmatOare:
Toma Cojocariu, 1916-8-th Str.
N. E., Canton, Ohio.
In speranta ca iubitii nostri con-
sateni nu vOr trece Gu vederea a.
vizul nOstru pentru nenOrocitii or
FAM, am ramas salutindu-va Gu
adevarata draxoste frateasca:
Consatenii din Canton, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
I N v I T A r E.

Socletatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Printul Carol al Romi-
niei'' din Zelienople, Pa, are O.
noarea a invita- pe>toate surorile
societati, cluburi 81 parochii, pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii Romini din
loc 81 din jur lua parte la Ma
rea Serbare Nationala, care va fl
aranjata GU ocaziunea jubileului
de 10 ami, Vineri, 30 Maiu 1919,
Decoration Day., in hala pro
prize societatii ,,Printul Carol
al ROminieiHs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28

Catre toll fratii consateni din CO
muna simbata sup. ras., judetul
Fagaras, Rominia, aflatori in di-
ferlte orase ale Americei de Nord.
U. s. A.
Fratilor consateni!
MOI cOnsatenii aflatori de pre-
zent in Canton, Ohio. intrunind.l-
ne GU totii am infiintat un fond
de aJutor pentru acei frati consa-
tenl care au fost dust Gu sffa la
moarte de catre stapinirea ungu-
reasca, 81 care Sc vor fl intors IA
casa Tor schilavi, 81 pentru mieii
prunci ramasi orfani, perzindu-zi
parintii i'm marele razboiu.
Deci fratilor consateni, sunteti
rugati Gu totii ola fiecare cite
10 dolari pentru a ajuta La sufe-
rlntele celOr nenOrociti din CONN
ma noastra, spre sprijini ace,t
fond, caci Gu ajutorul lui Dumne-
Ecu timpul este aproape ca sal
putem ajuta.
Deci mai la vale lasam sa :lr-
meze numele marinimosiIor dona-
tori 81 suma ell cit an donat la a.
cest fond pentru eel lipsiti 81 ne
norociti, 81 care sunt urmatorii
frati:
Dumitru Filimon 1882 iPetru
BOta $20.35; Danila Son $1O.75:
Octavian Petrascu $40; Petru Sa-
rOiu $500; Isac Strezia 500.
Achim Ursoiu $23.SO; Damaschin
Dobrea $27.15; Eftimie Dobrea
$19.55; Gerasim Popaiov $12.6O:
Andreiu Ursoiu-$2O.71; Spiridon
Stanescu 500; NicOlae Cirstaa
$18; TOma Dobrea 5000; George
Stefan $16.25; SamOila Halma
CHI $3.50; Grigorie Nistor $24
George TOaca $10;- Vasile Bofa
$17.99; loan Strezea $11; Iovu
TOaca $40; Mihaiu Beta $12; A.
ron Savoiu $40; Toma Cojocariu
$40; Dumitru Cornila $40; Nico-
lac Cojocariu $40.
Iubitilor Consistent!
Deci pc aceasta Gale i'm numele
celor ce Sc vor fmpartasi din da-
rul dior, lie aducem O mare mil
tuAita.
Deci fratilor consateni, moi eel
din Canton, Ohio, am hotarit a
tinea o sedinta generala pc ziua
de 8 Iunie 1919, av1nd mai multe
desbateri in favorul fondului or
fanal. Deci in numele orfanilcr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28

membrii nu lipsi de la aceasta
sedinta, care va lipsi va fl amen
dat conform statutelor. Rngam
pc fratii membrii care sunt in re-
.stanta GU cotele lunare sd bine
voiasca si-le achita. Membrii
noui sa primesc Gu mare placere.
In numele societatii ,,Isvorul's
din Mcdonald, Ohio:
Prezidiul. !,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28

Caluserul. Vatav va fl domnul
George Tirlea, lar ca caluseri lr-
matorii domni: /. S. Chimp, loan
Voian, loan Toma, loan Radu, a
dam Melodetiu, George Colnicu.
Dupa ce vor termina caluserii
Sc va fncepe dansul, care va dura
pima la orele 6 dimineata.
Pretul de fntrare: La Banchet
$3.50; la petrecere Domnii so, Da
mele 80 cent?.
Muzica vestitului Cassian din
Youngstown, Ohio, va distra ono
ratul public Gu cele mai frumoase
arii de dams 81 cintece rationale.
Bufetul va fl asortat GU tot fe-
lul de mincari gustoase 81 bautur
recoritoare.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 sc vor cuita De
Gale ziaristica.
Deci in speranta ca toate suro-
rile societati, onoratele Parochii
81 Cluburi, precum 81 toti fratii
Romini din loc $ din jur ne vor
da tot sprijinul dior, participind
intr'un numar cit Sc poate de ma
re la aceasta petrecere, pima la
revedere am ramas salutfndu-va
ell foata dragostea frateasca.
in numel societatii ,,Printul Ca
rol al Rominiei" din Zelienople,
Pa:
Comitetul aranjator.
N. B. = Toti fratii 81 surorile
membre apartinatori societatii SIS
numite sunt datori- a-si plat tica-
tul de intrare la aceasta petrece-
re, orr iau parte orr nu. Tot asa-
menea 81 banchetul sunt siliti de
al plati.
(24-25)
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CoMUNICAT.

Prin prezentul sunt rugati tot
membrii societatii t,,Carpatina
din Cleveland, Ohio, CO pima la /
Iunie 1919 sa-si aehite repartitiile
pentru Influenza spaniola. Aceia
care pima Ia data de mai sus nu
vor Fl in regula, 70 considers ca
exclusi 81 nu mai figureaz4 ca
membrii.
: Preidiul.
(23-24)
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B u L E T I N .

LONDKA, Z6 Malu. - o agen-
tie din Amsterdam anunta ca vul-
canul Kloet din Java a facut erup
TUNE, distrugind complect 81 de
safe 81 ucizind 1900 de persoane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
D0-al0 Solicitation.

Societatea ,,Rominia Liberia"
din Akron, Ohio. - Convoaca oo
toti membrii sal a lua parte la a.
adunarea generala, care Sc va Il
nea Dumineca, l Iunie 1919, la
orele l.3O p. m., in hala soci,-
tatii. La ordinea zilei va Fl alec,,
rea nouilor functionari 81 ale ye-
rea delegation la adunarea Uniu-
nei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28

/ ouls, Mo. Convoaca pc tot
n, ,mhrii sal a lua parte la sedin
t" lunara, care Sc va tinea Dumi
/, l Iunie 1919, in hala S1rbi
ior din al 8-lea 81 Barry Street
la orele 2 p. m.
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28

A VIZ.
Catre toti fratii consateni din CO.
muna Simbata sup. ras., judetul
Fagaras, Rominia, aflatori in di-
ferlte orase ale Americei de Nord.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
Our Dining-Room Display

of your dining room? The nowledge that this important spot in you HON
is as it should b will I'd to the joy of.e every meal. II radiate harmony
throughout the ono A visit will quickly wi vol hat a mor convent
mt more comfortable an more attractive dining oom is within o ur reach.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
Accessories Are
Important Item

It has always seemed that nothing
is more interesting than to design the
delicate objects with which elegant
women surround themselves. These
indispensable accessories Of dress set
off and show to advantage the whole
costume Above all, do they not
give to fashion that cachet of person.
atty which interests every woman
who is anxious to preserve her indi-
viduality, even while she strives not
to seem too different? Beat Brum-
mel has expressed this when he said.
THAT which characteriZes elegance is
that it should not be remarked"
Perhaps the accessories of dress
are not more important than fashion
itself, but certainly they may shape
the destiny Of many a gown. Fashion
is not as ~tyrannical, perhaps. as she
would have us believe. If a certain
outline is imposed, as for instance,
the slender Silhouette of the present
season, at the same time a asst field
is still left for the caprice of the i'm
agination. Free from the. rightly Of
the decree Of fashion, too, are all
those fastidious little accessories,
since they are SO DIVERSE that they
can be modified and varied almost
Nearest and dearest to the capri
cious heart OF woman are the unrea-
sonable little things. With canny
wisdom, the designer devotes his tall
ents to creating these Injuries not
only for the sake of the love woman
bears them. but because he the art2
list, the Significance OF d neck
lace rightly chosen. the hint OF per-
ssonality q a. may reveal. orSthe mis-
chief lurking in provoking silkep
aparasni.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

very finest that the market affords.
and for this kind of stock there is a
big demand.
Very handsome in design and detail
work are the Quden Anne, Heppel-
waite, modern Queen Ann n mod
are showing this spring. There are
some delightful William and Mary
!nfeces. and the Italian Motif. Renais-
isance. and Jacobean styles are repre-
scented in suites and odd pieces that
would be charming additions 10 any
home. This period" furniture IS
.shown in some very beautiful dining
room suites.
upholstery, a line of reed chairs and
other pieces in reed. and some es-
peciallv attractive lamps for table and
floor are to be found here Just now.
Some of the new shades Which are u
be used for these amps NAYS Juse
arrived and are exquisite. Chletly'
they are in the new umbrella shape,
and are of delicate design and color
Panoyitz' pay particular attention
to tho sunplies of bedding which they
carry, and they have Il ana
finely equipped rug n CARPET ue.
partment. Furniture Tor the nulseIy
and an especially fine n OF papy
carriages are included in the stock.
OF special interest is the depart.
ment devoted to curtains, drapings
and ~hangings. Curtains and drapes
jare designed and made to order IN
this department, special assistants Pc
ing ensaeed for TINS Wora a,o M Mn hand
and n particularly good assortment Of
materials for over-drapes, cushl2ns
and upholstery has been selected for
I this season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

to please its patrons. and since these
number not only a large number OF
people here, but elsewhere through
this section of the state as we'll, 1t may
be gathered that they are succeeding
remarkably we'll in realizing their ,am-
At the present time the Panovitz
store is undergoing a renovation, and
it is being prepared for the spring
and summer trade. On the second
floor. a new feature is to be intro
duced in a series of small rooms"
which are to represent a household,
and which will be fitted UP .appro-
priately. This is one of the methods
of demonstrating suitable furniture,
the equipment of this up-to-date
store.
Peace being the order of the day,
after the trials of war time, there
is a tendency to indulge in new cloth
ing and new house furnishings, just
by way of adding the final touch to
the general cheeriness that is preVa-
lent. The Panovitz house contains
in its stock practically everything
house. 1t is true that they carry a
stock of furniture that perhaps would
appeal more strongly to the persons
looking for the individual and eXclu-
sive, but with this there is also a
very complete line Of the things that
would find places in the home where
just everyday, moderate incomes are
to be considered. The stock of peri
od' furniture. and other h~igh-class
articles that are carried at the Pan
ovitz shop, are not usually found in
furniture houses in communities nj
larger than Grand Forks. but people
here appreciate the efforts of the
Panovitz shop to bring to them the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
THE GREAT EFFECT
VAR HAS HAD ON
MEMS STYLES

A point of discussion
among soldiers h are returning
from the Old World is the element
of style which played such an i'm
portant part in the clothes worn by
the officers of European armies.
Upon the arrival of our men in
France there was a. noticeable rise in
The demand for tunics having more
swank and better fitting power. The
privates no less than the officers were
quick to notice that in the European
armies more regard was given to the
setrup of the uniform.
This condition has without doubt
made a marked impression on all
men who have returned and the in
hnence is felt among all men Of all
classes who have an appreciation for
style and its needfulness. In the
arger cities the custom tailors have
adopted straight-up shoulders and
lat Back. high waistlines and. deep
xents. The origin OF all these fea-
lures can be directly traced to- mill
sary uniforms. The tendency wa
raining has had to straighten up a
mans figure, increase the develop
Enent cfathe chest and decrease the
waist development, has also Induced
mems fashion Designers to produce a
y net Of models to fit this new
fagure. That the men Of ali ranks
d the army felt there should be
D ( style in the Uniform is evi-
aenced by the communicating OF
hi designing oorns ofta well known
Rochester maker Of tready-to-put-on
El0ties8 Had the raj not ended so
.s4nddsnly the next few months would
SsAye found a very definite improve-
F4a3AEts In the At OF all uniforms for
EE~459eSSsfenson that the garments cut
ts$&Qfi9 more scientific lines with
I mo- soldierly character which
& $fhA fendencx to improve the
15x4 soldier and Il ( the same
3f9SSsSa1tff hf4 Morale
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
. Treat Awaits You In
Our Curtain and
Drapery Section

We have never shown more beautiful
curtains and draperies than the assert
ment we have prepared for this spring
business. You will be delighted with the
patterns and agrceably pleased at their
reasonable prices. New Cretonnes, Sun
fast materials, Velours, Nets, Voiles,
Marquisettes, Madras, etc. We are
equipped to make up to order curtains,
ovef drapes, lace shade, Cretonnes
shades, portiers, bed covers etc. A com
petent designer in charge. Phone and we
shall gladly submit estimates and cost.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
FASHION SHOP
IS BUSY PLACE
Realizes Ever Growing
Trade, Catering to Both
Men and Women.

Catering to the needs of both the
tailored man and the tailored woman,
aud maintaining a strictly up-to-datc
dry cleaning department whose OBJ
ject it is to keep that suit or coat or
dress-as the case may be-absolute-
~ "spick and span" the Fashion Shop
of Grand Forks, is about, the busiest
place in the city these days.
With a number of efficient work.
crs, cutting and fitting under the di-
@rection of Sindel Brown, long ago
recognized as an authority IN tailored
clothes for women, the women of
Grand Forks, who believe in the cor
sideration of quality and fit rather
than price, here find their tailored
suits and coats. suitable for n occa-
sion. Hero. too, the business man.
who knows that success means good
taste in dressing. finds the tailor who
| can take his measure and produce for
him a suit hat he is proud to wear.
One of the popular spring designs
in women's suits is a strictly tailored
affair, plain skirt, little fuller at top
than bottom, the coat modelled on
straight lines, with a little shirring,
possibly a belated effect. and the
| of a pair of the whitest of collars and
cuffs, says Mr.. Papermaster.
Suits for young men are along the
military order. From fitting, waist
seam models are to be predominant
! this spring. The sack oats are a lit
tie shorter, with a medium high
waist. The lapels are wider and show
a little longer roll effect. The sleeves
are straight and tight. The corded
seam across the back is proving pop
ular in the models for young men.
For older men, more conserVat1vt
effects are shown. Cheviots, worsteds
novelty goods and plain colors are
found in the assortment of material:
that the Fashion Shop offers one tt
nick from.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
UP-TO-DATE
MEN. LOOK
TO 0PSAHLL'S
Steinblock and Sincerity
Clothes Are Popular
for Spring.

The c. II. Opsahi Clothing cstab-
lishment at 10 North Third street,
founded by MI. Opsahl thirty-thrce
years ago, has developed into one Of
the most popular gcntlemen's cloth
ing stores in the. city as we'll as
through the state.
This spring some of the best lines
and newest models of mems clothing
are being shown and the store is par
ticularly catering to the trade of
young men and returned soldiers who
are finding his establishment Il fine
Quitting point.
The fashionable models of Stein
block and Sincerity clothing for men
and young men are Immediately pop
ular this season. The waist seam as
we'll as the form fitting styles are
counting the favor of the younger
men. Mr.. Opsahl is taking particular
pains in fitting returned soldiers with
the latest thing in mems clothing.
The S%teinblock suits in a generous
variety of the newest weaves n fab
RIGS have been secured by Opsahl, and
With the keen tailoring and fine work
manship of these manufacturers the
suits are proving some OF thc'most at
tractive and popular ones on the
market.
The Opsahl establishment has one
of the most complete lines of gentle
mems furnishing in the city featuring
the Knox hats, of which the sort
shapes and f"doras in the greens,
browns and chamois arc the choice or
discriminating drcssers.
A splendid line of the newer shirts
of Wilson Bros. and Eagle manufac-
ture are being shown in various ma
terials and patterns, together with a
fine outlay in neckwear. The Demp-
ster Il Place dress gloves are among
the most popular for spring wear.
The Opsahl clothing house has es-
tablishcd a mail order department
that is reaching Il ready trade
throughout North Dakota and some
points in Montana. Particular pains
are given to mail orders which are
promptly filled With the newest Of
goods.
Plans are already being laid to Sc
! cure materials and models for next
fall. and MI. OpSahl plans to lay i'm
the biggest and best lines of coats
and suits next fall that the firm has
ever handled. The coats will proba-
bly, be the velour lamb lined with
different kinds of collars and also the
cloth fur trimmed coats consisting Of
Gordon manufacture.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
NEW CONCERN
Is. DOING WELL
Ii
Johnson Bros. Establish.
ment Makes Fine Record
So in Short Time.

The new women's read to wear shop
which was established here during
5the winter by johnson Brothers has
been characterized as the house of
more than a thousand garments" The
firm has been engaged in business at
Bismarck for some time. and only
recently opened a shop here. The To-
.cal shop has been well stocked. and
q line of nifty dresses. coats. suits.
blouses. skirts and furnishings for
women is offered for sale.
Windows of this new shop daily
contain samples of the garments that
may be found within. and at a glance
tell their w w story of what eX-
cellent values are offered, for the
prices hat are asked. "Up-to-the-
minute" in style is the slogan Of this
shop, and already the firm has es-
tabIished a good patronage.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
fine line OF
FURNITURE AT
PANOVITZi STORE
Splendid Showing of "Per.
iod" Furniture as We'll
as Other Styles.


One Of the landmarks in the bus
mess world of. Grand Forks is the
furniture house OF Tanovitz. This
business may be said to have grown
up with Grand Forks. and indeed.
with this section of the state, since
1t was established here many years
ago, and has enjoyed a continual.
healthy growth. At h present time
it is one of the larger concerns of
which Grand Forks is proud. and
Forks as Il business center.
The entire building, located at the
corner of Third and Kittson. is given
over to the housing of the Panovitz
stock of furniture. The three stories
and basement of this building, and a
warehouse on Fourth street, are used
for the Panovitz stock. and this in
itself speaks for the extent of the
business which this firm is doing. 1t
is the ambition Of the Panovitz house
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

sFssA NFsns. s.flns Resslts.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24

of the church, presided over by the
Archbishop of Canterbury 1t WAS
stated that divisions on the Question
of admitting women to the great as,
Sembly were extremely close but
many members thought they ought
lot to take action in advance Of the
action of parliament.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-24
WOMEN TO RE ADMITTED

be admitted to the councils of the
'''nr"h iHt not to the great assembly
of the Church of England," said the
Dean of Westminster in presenting
the grand committees report to. the
of the representative council
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
ANSWERS

John " Bowen.
Huntington. y. J. 80.
9-ycs
iNone.
Everything invested In Golden Belt
Everything invested In Golden Bolt
Refining company.
s-No
J-No.
iO-Common school and four years In
printing and country newspaper office,
SIX years In several New Jersey towns.
Compelled to leave school and 20 TO
work
II Helped 10 investigate school CON
dl,lons In Now Jersey and forced the
building ~ several badly needed schools.
r.. Elco Lubricants Company Phlla p
dclphia. advisory position II N. Hol.
ingshead Company. Camden. n j. vice
ptcsldent. General Manager ~ Golden
Beit Refining Company, Drew the
plans and built the plant.
Consider school teachers and
other educators among the most poorly
paid professional people In the world.
hlwnys have been In favor OF giving
the teachers what thsy are worth 80
that their minds can he clear from
financial worries and better able 10
work
Relieve that certain new schools
are needed. but would not vote for n
new school house until after thoroughly
Investigating the matter, Have never
thoroughly Investigated this matter. but
believe We should have tho most up
to- date methods that have been tried
out and approved In other cities.
Is Cannot stay within required mum
her of words strongly In favor of cf-
flclcncy. cooperation and business man
apcment Pledge myself " elected "a
devote the required amount OF time "a
studying our school system TO salts
factorily and efficiently I'll the office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
ANSWERS
Morth Farmer.

i-Worth Farmer.
a-Ja.Per county. Indiank. Ass 70
last birthday.
s-Msrried: have three children. five
In all, In family.
<-Havs two children OF school sxc,
boy age II In high school; eiri IL I'm
Lincoln school.
81 have been a legal resident OF OK.
lshoma City for more than six YEAR.
s--None.
None.
7--None.
None.
About S1oo each year
S--No.
No
.9-No.
'io--Common school, high sohoo, and
university. common school 7 years
hieh school z years. university 1 Year.
DID not graduate from university.
ll-Iiave taught country school.
i2--None.
l,--I regard school teaching as A pro-
fession with much arduous labor sf-
tendant upon It which should be paid
Tor adequately. according to the quality
1.-THE Accommodations and facilities
OF tho city schools must be Increased as
promptly a. possible, as they are made
quAte for the present needs and with
the proportionate annual increase In At .
tendance there will beNmany children,
next year, without school facilities.
] regard the present course OF study
In the grades A. being an improvement
on previous years. There In room for
further Improvement which increased
facilities viii 60 far toward making.
Isl am for the Junior" high school
which ] regard as being n great step
toward increasing the housing facilities
ana for nm opportunity 10 improve the
present course OF study In both high
school and. grade school work