Arizona republican., 1920-11-19

colony houses were thoroughly in- spected.
 Buried in Glendale
 John Pryor, who some time ago was killed by the California passenger, was buried Thursday in the Greenwood cemetery.
 Grammar School Notes
 Next Tuesday evening, Nov. 23. at [: 45 sharp, in the grammar school au ditorium, the following program will be rendered by some of the children of nature of our annual Thanksgiving program:
 Thanksgiving program
 Chorus. You're Welcome if You Keep
 Right Still.''
 Song, 'In Turkey Land."
 Boys pennant drill.
 Pie song, "Yum, Yum, Yum."
 Speech by Indian chief.
 Scenes from Hiawatha.
 Girls flag drill.
 A pageant of Thanksgiving.
 Chorus, America. the Beautiful"
 Reading. Because it is Our Flag" star Spangled Banner" by audience, | No definite admission charge will be made, but little Indians and Pilgrims will either greet you at he door as you enter or wait upon you some time dur | ing the program and you may give whatever you feel you can. In this way it will be possible for everyone no matter whether he has sold his cot ton or not to come and bring the en- tire family. Even though the price of cotton is low and its sale is poor there are still a great many things for which we may be thankful and perhaps cur boys and girls through the medium Of their program can point out some of l those things. Everybody is welcome,
 but please remember that the program will start promptly at 7.45.
 4. great many people have remarked how unsightly the Sunday school rooms which have been moved to the southwest corner Of the grounds ap- lpear. We agree with all of those re- marks very heartily, but we also feel 1 that perhaps we are better acquainted as the board of trustees and super intendent of the conditions which ac- tually exist within the school then any one else who is not directly ID touch with the conditions. and we beg to state at this time that for a while at least it is absolutely necessary Tor US to use Sunday school rooms as class l rooms Perhaps some of you folks who are criticising the board and superin- tendent for moving that building to the school ground are not aware Of the fact that we have two class rooms n the corridor of the auditorium and also one on the stage of the auditorium. while we at the same time are trying to make use of the auditorium proper for our departmental music. Every Lcdy. even the superintendent or the i Methodist Sunday school, will agree Ithat the rooms do not have a very pa IlatiaI appearance, but like all old war horses will do the work in their day. :. No one need have any fear tnal
 is to be a permanent addition 10 the
 beautiful grounds of the Glendale gram
 mar school; therefore, we earnestly re-
 quest that you rest easy and lose no
 sleep ever the matter. :, Another matter which we wish to call
 your attention to in these notes IS the
 first official report of the school caI-
 eteria To date. Nov. 10, there have
 been S.S7S lunches served. This gives
 us a general average of 296 luncnes every day. The three days wnlcn we
 had school during fair week prong nt
 our general average down consloeraply
 as a great many of the pupils wno eae
 in the cafeteria attended the fair on school days. Some of the rooms have a larger percentage patronizing the l cafeteria than others. Our Mexican sub-primary. for instance, has had a total of only six, while one diVlslon ol our sixth grade has had total or 4oe
 while, as stated above, this is the first official report which has been
 given to the public, a great many ad-
 verse or seemingly destructive crit l icisms have been made concerning the
 cafeteria. Some to the effect that the
 pupils were getting nothing to eat, or !, that there was not enough served others just the reverse of this, tha' there was so much dished out to the ! pupils that there were great panfuls
 Of provisions wasted and that ever whole loaves of bread. which had noi l even been unwrapped. were throwr [ into the garbage can: others that tAt 3 food that was served was not fit te : eat and many other remarks whicf 9 are just as vicious in nature as thos' given above. In answer to all ad 2 verse criticisms we would kindly urg' q that before such criticisms are made s the person making them should at leas l give their school the honor? of receiv' ! ing an investigating" visit from tha person. Anyone, and especially any one capable of rendering just criticism should realize that there is onll one ulace to get information tha would enable anyone to render ar { expert opinion on any matter anC that that is on the ground where E 4alrsnr r1ann-fn this nar.