The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-06
. B. I. 5. NOTES
By IDA CLARE

There was an unusually large at tendance at the first basketball game of the new year which was played in our gymnasium on last Saturday The opposing team was from Crosby High School in Waterbury, The re- suit of the game was 17-16 in Cros- by's favor. The line up for Bridge port was:
 Left Forward .... =. .(Capt.) Blade Right Forward .... ...... Burns Csnter. .......... Murphy 3seft Guard Hickey NaEht Guard .... HammiI
 CROSBY.
 Left Forward ....... Casey Center ...-.-......... (Capt) Post Left Guard .............. James Right Guard W1lner
 Saturdays game was the first at which our school has lost since the teams have been playing in our new gym.
 It seemed an unlucky day for the school Before the boys game. the girls team lost to the Alumni team by the score of 12-1O. eW hope for a better line of luck next Saturday.
 Many pupils may be interested in the splendid lecture course which the High School Alumni Association will present commencing Thursday, Jan. and bi-weekly after that. in the High school auditorium. There will be four lectures and one concert by persons known throughout this country and also as international speakers.
 On January 8, Viljhalmur Stefan son, the Arctic explorer. On Jan. 22, John Drinkwater. who is at present Recurring in New York, will speak on Abraham Lincoln. The clever plans and deeds of the Dover patrol which gained a high name for itself dur ing the war, will be explained by Admiral Sir Reginald Bacon. In ad- dtion to his talk on the Dover patrol Admiral Bacon will illustrate his lecture by using stereoptican views and will give many inside facts con- cerning the Battle of Jutland.
 John Barnes We'll. the noted tenor. who has several times before pleased Bridgeport audiences with his voice of exquisite beauty will give the only concert of the course. In connection with MT. Wells vocal selections Miss Anna Louise David, the well known harpist will delight the guests with
 
 cert has been fixed for February 19.
 Another illustrated lecture will be given on March by pr. Raymond L. Ditmars The Doctors subject will be Mental Traits In the Animal World The talk will surely prove to be very interesting.
 All graduates and undergraduates as well as their friends should make an effort to attend these lectures.
 The following letter was received from the Serbian Relief Committee by Miss Irma Fargo, secretary of the Serbian Orphan club of Room 302. Dear Friend:
 This is to thank you for your pledge of $500 month for the care of an orphan in Servia. Checks payable to the Treasurer, Murray H. Coggesha1l, may be mailed to 70 Fifth avenue, in monthly or quarterly installnents, or for the full amount. according to your convenience.
 A children's hospital is being opened in Chachak. Our Commission CT, MT. Doherty, begs us to send more physicians, nurses and medical sup plies to him at once. With the in- crease in appropriations, health cen ters will be opened in various sec lions of our district where there are no physicians at all. One physician can treat thousands of cases in a month. Women restored to health will be able to care for their little ones and keep them together.
 As we need funds for additional medical relief we hope that as many friends as possible will help in this. If you would like to have your gift used in this way instead of being given to a particular child. please let us know.
 If your prefer having the assign ment of a particular child, we will gladly furnish its photograph and nknT V0gsD ElHED