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Aufo and Trolley Ora Nh.

Al automobile owned by. Harry Me-
Faurh Q: Hockessin. and a Washing
on street trolley collided at Sixth and
Market streets shortly before 6 o'clock
lest Gtsht delaying number of people
returning home from work. McVaugh
vas running north on Market street
ana attempted 10 turn into Sixth think
'ns tke car would wait for him. No
me was injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
BANK HAD IT.
Jack kearns Says Those Fel-
lows" Knew Where Demp-
sey's Bond Was.
ny AssoeIated 60 D 80 Ev.nInl

by Associated Press to Every Evening
San FranciBco. Jan. 22t--Jack Kcarns.
when notified that the $4,000 forfeit
bond. which was posted in New York
for the Carpenter Dempsey fight had
been found, nnnde the following state
ment today:
pan McKetrick and the rest of
those fellows knew where the bond WAS
all the time. The bank had 10 and The
one they found In my safe deposit box
was just a copy. The real bOnd vas
posted in the early part Of November
and has been IN the hands of the bank
since that time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
cox TO VISIT WASHINGTON.

Washington, Jan. 22- Friends OF
Former GOV. Cox Of Ohio, Democratic
Presidential candidate, We're informed
yesterday that he would spend a week
in Washington on personal business,
arriving next Monday While the
visit was said 70 have no political sig
nificance. it was expected he would con-
fer with prominent Democrats. Mr.
and Mrs Cox viii be guests Of former
Representative 4, I. Ansberry OF Ohio
while here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
WANTS CLEAN SLATE
Escaped Convict Returns TO Prison at
Request OF Wife.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Chicago. Jan. 2Z.-James McEsIevey,
who escaped from prison at Joliet. Ill.
last May, is back in his cell today be-
cause his I7-year-old bride asked him
Ito give himself Up. serve his time aud
start with a clean slate.
McElevey. who was sentenced for
robbery and who surrendered TO the
same detective who first arrested him.
returned to the prison from Chicago
with his wrist in the grasp Of his wife
instead of handouts.
I've got the squarest little girl in
the world McElevey said. She'll be
waiting for me when I get our and We II
live straight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
SCHOOL LOAN LOST
WITH A NEGATIVE
MAJORITY OF 5000
Thirty-Nne Districts Give 32,-
$40 for and 1892 Against
Bond Issue.
SMALL SCHOOLS TO REPORT

Returns from 80 of the 30 school dis
tricts of rural New castle county show
that there is a majority of 5,452 votes
against the proposed Sl,000,000 bond
issue for the Improvement of the
schools OF unincorporated districts.
There are about so districts, nearly oil
with one-room schools, TO. be heard
from. but most of these Ae outlying
country schools and their vote is
small and will not materially affect
the result.
Following is the vote Of the 80 dis
tricts that have reported.
For the loan .-........... $3.50
Against .-.-.-.-.-.-..-.... 1892
Majority against ........... 6.452
The ultimate total is expected to be
5000.
County superintendent W II. Jump
admits that the issue is lost It is
expected that the returns from the out
lying districts not yet heard from will
increase the negative vote. The exact
vote will not be known until the County
Board Of Education makes its official
canvass on Tuesday.
An ANALYSIS Of the vote shows some
peculiar features The colpred schools
NhtSh nave AtbtA NSN S'itN pNCa NAiVAiA'-
ing ma aiorities in favor of the bond
issue. while in the Colored school dis
trict at Delaware City there was not
one vote against the measure
Another point is that the districts
which would have benefited mostly
are the ones which bitterly opposed
the loan, in the votes cast The Mid
dletov'n district cast a vote Of 5.67s
against the loan and 4,39e in its favor.
NiddletoWn has the only four year
high school in the county outside of
the special districts. and has the larg-
est number Of children enrolled. The
school building is 90 years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
FISH GLUT MARKET.
Hooyer's Advice has Caused Great In
crease in Production

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Jan. 22-Herbert Hoo
ver's advice 10 the people TO eat fish and
effort Of packers 10 supply the demand
has glutted the markets, representative,
Of the industry told the House ways and
means committee today IN urging higher
tariff
Although there were several importers
before the committe seeking free entry for
some kinds of fish, operators Of fishing
plants We're in the majority. They asked
practically restoration Of the import
duties carried by the Payne Aldrich law
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
Observation-Disclosures
COMMISSION CHARTER
BILL PRINTED IN FULL
IN EVERY EVENING TO-DAY

The full text Of the proposed new
Wilmington City Charter Bill will
be found on page 3 of today's is
sue of Every Evening.
This is the bill that was drawn
by the BIPARTISAN Committee and
endorsed by that committee and also
by the General Civic Committee,
composed of different organiza-
tions.
As 1t proposes an entirely new
form of government for Whining
ton--by a commission Of five MEM
bers-it is of interest to every
citizen; hence the Importance Of
making every detail public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
Liberty Bonds.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York, Jan p. Liberty bonds
closed today as follows: 3l2s. S92 10; first
As S87. 80 bid; second As $500; first rs,
$500; second 4 414s s87 "a; third rs S9l +;
fourth AS, SS8.26; Victory 3S4s, S97. 20;
Victory 424s, 1926
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
COURT MARTIAL ASKED.
Grand Jury at Jasper. Ala, Rec
ommends Action in Case OF
Guard Officers.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Jasper, Ala. Jan. IA transcript
of testimony was being prepared today
for Governor kilby as a result of the
recommendation of the special grand
Jury inquiring into the lynching of
William Baird, a miner. January IL,
that Captain Lollar and Lieutenant
Mcbride. of Company NJ Alabama
National Guard, be courtmartialed as
untitled" for their posts.
Indictments charging murder in con-
nection with the lynching have been
returned against nine members of the
company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
APPROVES NEW HOSPITALS.

Washington, Jan. 22.-An appropri-
alton of Si5.0e0.0e0 for six new hos
pitfalls for war veterans is favored by
the House Public Buildings Committee,
Chairman Langley announced yestcr-
day. 1t is planned 70 increase the $EO.-
100000 item for i've hospitals already
reported. he said Part of the fund
would so to convert existing buildings
at Fort Walla Walla and Vancouver
Barracks. Washington, AMI Fort Ne
kenzie Wyoming.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
School Survey Report.

mittee of Wilmington is to oe held on
Monday evening in the Council cham
ber, for the purpose of receiving the
report of the survey made by the bu-
reau of education, Department of In
terror, and the report Of the executive
conlmittee or the same.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
New Harbor Board Act.

A bin which viii leagally define the
status of the board will be prepared at
a special meeting Of the Board Of Har-
Dor Commissioners next Monday. At
ter its completion the biz viii be pre-
sented to the J. gisiature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
BRITISH SUBMARINE
LOST WITH ALL HANDS
One of Latest Type of Submer-
sibles. Had Crew of 6 Officers
and so Men.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
London, Jan - British submarine
KS, commander John 4. Gaines, was
lost with all hands Thursday At the
approaches 10 the English channel, the
Admiralty announced this afternoon.
The disaster, the Admiraltx announce
ment states, occurred 100 miles of Lands
End. The cause is not known The sub
marine. it is added, had full compile
ment Of off GERS and men on board.
The complement was not gwen but yes
sells OF this class carry approximately SIX
officers and fifty men.
The * class of submarines is the latest
type of British submerslbles, the vessel
being 33S feet In length, with q surface
speed of "a knots and a speed submerged
Of nine knots They carry eight torpedo
tubes. one four inch gun and one three
inch gun.
The disaster TO the Ks occurred while
she was practicing with four other sub
marines Of the X class. She submerged
and never rose TO the surface again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
WEATHER NrNl wFEA.

BY Associated rcss rs hte it.ns
washington. DAN w ,h,I nro-
dictions Tor fhe N.al'ic Niat' "a
week beginning Monday trr fgmpti
at,lre normal 81 above .nn -iterAoio
Cloudin,ss and o'casiona- 't.hr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

A cheap healthful food. Glover Dairy
safe Milk " me 1540.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

The CLASSIFIED ad section las mes
sage for you today. Read :.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

Naval records show three other sub
marines of the "I[' class as having met
with, disaster. Submarines IA and k-l7
were both rammed and sunk accidentally
by larger British warships. Submarine
k-l3 foundered while undergoing her trials.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

Clover Dairy Safe MIX makes robust
children. phone 1540.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

Plumbing and heatng Aired
Dorsey-60S Orangc street. fhlas
sS- ADV
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
Large Number of Pupils at
First Ward School to Complete
Year and HalfS Work

\ weekly assembly AZ which an
pupils IN the school were present re-
ported ON their attendance, heard "a
hort tulk upon some timely subject
and heard announcements relative Co
work OF tho school was held oN-'rv
Thursday morning a. First Ward the
past year. Pupils who were tardy
were reported, and tho banners for
Attendance taken from them. This
promoted u good deal of competition
between the rooms.
several pupils in the various rooms
have records of no absences n no
turdlus for the entire year. In the
second grade they are D. y. pozior
Roland luhofo, Don McNoy ana
Frances Valdez
lu the fourth grade thoy are Ruth
Harrison, Lucinda Greer and George
Frederick.
The siNth grade pupils who have
tlisi Attendance records are Icator
Black. John Haynes Clarence Jones,
Joe lu'elli 10 Elizabeth valdez.
ln The ffh Efada the'c were no
pupils who had perfect attendance for
me entire year, although there were
sixteen Who were neither pbggnt VI
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tardy for tho half ycar-thrco % the
first semcstcr and thirteen OF the see
oud.
lu tho seventh grade they are
Nolma Cos and clara Wit.
Emily Huuscr ln the third grade has
been neither absent % tnrdv the en-
tire year
Making INtrn Grades.
Pupils who are making extra half
grHd'h bob Mrs. uNoro'H room are
Sod EldDr Elizabeth valdez. David
Mitchell Thomas suffolk. Lester
Block Hasula Moore. Richard Riley.
David katz and Isabel Guy.
Charles Burgess in Miss Russolrs
room has made a grade aud a half In
th, our year.
These pupils have made q grade and
"a half or more in The second grade
Charlotte Banks MAY plntcro. pru-
depc, Mead, Blais Caffo. T.. n. nozicr.
Hutton Moore. James RuuedEe. Mer-
Vim lnttun, Joseph McGuiuness. Ice
Moore and Shlna Moore.
Spelling Matches.
Mrs. Muorc's clufa brought luurcls
upon Itself Ia two spelling matches
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

'lIurklrlorrg Finn Lambs Tales
From -ShakoSpoarc" aud Rebocoa of
s%unnyhruok Farm"
IN the high nuh grade and low
sixth. there were HiEtrru pupils utith-
60 absent or tnrdy. Do this room four
teen children were qualified for the
finals in The athletic meet Thrir
health record was also very good
ull gold stars hut one.
Janitor ItcpOrts
Nj Parks report on the general
'0utsldr" management OF rho school
seems % preserve the general impress
sion OF n good year nt the school In
lost and found articles, consisting ~
wriTt-watchcs. pencils books. brace
let's knives rings, ribbons money,
coats aud hats and tennis shoes and
al the thousand ana % things chill
drcu lost. AR. Parks recovered goods
90 Tho amount OF $4,000,
TIftV-twu tons OF coal were used 90
Tire TIE building for the $50 days Of
tho school year. This building has
sixteen rooms and large halls and thls
was done 20 the good health and COM
fort of all at "a saving of eighteen
tons uf conl That ~ what. D. o. cs-
trHfDd scientific firing and the urou-
ar choice of coal Tor the luiidluE'H
furnace saved th, tax payers Tho
IaultorH Of the school buildings urH
chosen now with am cYo 90 riflriDurY
4s much as the teacher and 600 tho
school force. for upon him lies "a
load OF rssp3nHlillity that must ho
attended 60 with intelligence and cog-
ErisuNuusneHa.
Wins Contest
ono OF tho Fourth Ward girls Fran
oca Dfwsll won the contest Tor tho
best color work done on the "Jirgs'
cartoon contest recently She ta a
pupil boz the seventh grade.
The WORK Privilege
Tho natural desire uf bows and girli
to do outaidc work u been used ui
] incentive TO better classroom work
students who have made good grader
Are admitted 90 the work list. Tho'
arc given the privilege Of acting al
messengers. tnklng care Of plants. Az
sistiug in %clsnuiun the grounds, assist
ink bon placing playground apparatus
! preparing race tracks, diggine jump
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Fourth Ward School Reports Good Year;
Interesting Facts About School Told

been made equal hy placing handi-
caps len the higher grades to rive th"
lower onos r. time advantage ln many
cases TIE little ones won out These
were hold iu the form of relays since
the Interest boz track events has been
40 Keen. and very good results were
realized from them.
Music
A very successful ear in music has
beer enjoyed at the school. under
Miss Mabel shelton ln oue class.
music and picture study were core
lated tu the great enjoyment N IN
structiou OF the children. Tho fourth
grade gave n vote ~ thanks 20 Miss
Shelton for the appreciation music
periods.
Wins lane Hammer
The high fourth grade undcr Miss
G~cucvleyc Tlcrncry Ind the greatest
number OF gold stars for orderly lines
bon marching 90 and from the building
They received che lur h1ruer
Good Records
Every room had something % note
fo report FOR lts pupils hut many ~
fhere went 10 make che general good
report of h school. AN reported
splendid attendance averages when
nHrd to write u resume uf Tine years
work. practically every teacher picked
out the athletic. attendance record
ana good health records as The OUT
atundlnE successes of Tho year. one
] teacher stated That 90 yea uuhrukcn
hy pnrcuts and plays had a great deal
90 do with the HurccsH of tho room.
I Another found that keeping u banner
llst of namca boo the rlaHFrs and for
] good conduct had kept up the stand
ard for the rnuu. Others found that
/ the c~o-oprfntl0u Of parents had help
"a wonderfully. Good all round mQn'
nL. fpIltuul and uhyaic development
WIS found 20 hf 0nD OF the Efaufyinn
results OF q years wnfk.
In tho glxth grade the pupils read
five go0d books during the period
7 "Evanrol.ut." "Ilclcn'a nablcs'
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The average attendance IN "a fair
index a. the general health 90 the
children in tho school The school
children are the henluest people iu
the city and the school b. D. safest
place for the child. Tho records in
HIS schools have shown for the last six
years that tie lowest percentage 90
nhsances due 10 contagious or other
diseases las been found iu the open
air room. Zach ear the pupils OF
the high third grade ave been us-
signed TO this room sn there has been
no selection Of chndrcn based on
health reasons The assignment has
been by grade or the same ns "a any
other room. yet each year the health
record D. best Ia this room. if tho
records FOR six YEAR, prove anythinF
there must BE- some merit in the open
AR POI
fsolds Own la Contests
ThiH school has been fortunate To
maintaining be- ioadsrshlp boa Ia JIM
Tor school contests both in athletics
and class room work. IN thc series
Of field and track conts1tn This year,
tho Fourth wand won "a total Of 800
points. while tIr nearest competitor
| made n total OF ss5 and divided evenly
with the Fourth Ward and thc two
junior school pcnants.
The Fourth Ward also won the
spelling championship and made The
/ highest aYerngr iu the standard tcsis
for silent rfndlng given In AN mo
Junior SCHOOL, boz the city This lead
/ orahip IL more highly appreciated hc-
cause of the excellent work done hy
the other schools they save them g
run fof their sinoneg" ~ required
lthofsrry best team work on the pnr'
OF al the pupils and FuYc 20 rho pu'
pills the highest respect for their com.
pftitorf.
Arithmetic Helnys
Two minute arithmetic trHfH ~ thi
fnndn montalH have hern held duriri
the rear, and tht fhlluuH rooms haF.
bcon allowed 10 compete. THIS Ia
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Th~ program fof romuencement
has isen affansca aud viii b. pro-
srnica ~ jano 3 a ~ iIlrh seAacl
haaIioliam af a. afIstA o. fhr n,afn-
uf TIat y = fr,elum rur which
me oialartn iops forward ihe sniii.
sesr ~ a b. fhs nfsi zeal $3.50
n~tnreHIent 81 the echonl line Tho
ianrfnn has lAsn IN the nroesfs %
preparation for many months. and
a1 has been made really iur the APP
lonfnntn that lhry viii make before
their parents. They and tnfif ificndn
are "a tsirnded n cordial lntllatlun-
1IM o. the program which. though
n may 49, rhHNrs4I aA 10 oidei Viii not
o. cnanGta az % nnulbefsf
A1tltal
Cls Attorney WIN A kslshsr
ttoIin ftIetiInn
JAne lInnlnf
aane
llnee
q ndHl~a
NoI.atf linrhrn
rreHdsni " tho c'afa
8 sfieFlon3
flrh school orchestra
fIrr1nnt1fiun 90 diplomas.
Miss Rodgers principal
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this year, winning against other sid
grades
Art Work.
Exceptional art work was done Il
past year by Harris Gibson. An ii
seventh grade: and by Eunico tiun|
man pcmettio pnrhero ana W.
Grtvctt iu the sixth grade under NJ
Schoupp. can Sickier. Francis $50
amt Wilson shaver. also In M
room. have done very crcdital.
work.
Health Hammers.
The fourth grade under Miss ID
SON has "a health banner that boa
al gold stars, which signifies that 4
pupils AVE been absolutely Glenn al
meat an year.
special Mention Pupils.
In the third grade these pup
hnNo done best In spelling for I
ear. Virginia Grepnshaw, Mart
Zlrhut and Ysmaei villa.
The fourth grade pupils who W
pass into the tifth grade with spec.
houors are Jack Meyer. nellie Hensc
Mary pnmenicali. Elsie More.
Thomas McI,lNain, David TAYLOR, ]
impien Joseph Alarid and Anne Ga
Powers. Joseph Alarid was me
TONED hy his teacher as having do
the best an around work OF h Sc
in his class
IN Miss Schoupp's room the nun
have been having a series Of I
surlling lessons Of twenty-five wor
each. When q pupil has a perfect era
On each lesson he w excused fre
taking spelling The words nre wof
that are On rommon Voc aud att
mifspcllcd. Those whB have finish
ne ten lessons are Virginia Wilc,
VEN" CLARK, Donna Williams. Lou
cunningham Annie Farmer. a.
Sicklor, Edgar Ncmir. james Frazi
Felipe Lopez Carl Hogrffe md /
metric lncher0.
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iuE pits. managing certain playground
activities moving NictruiI. maps and
charts o. room 10 another, ana
doing various other brands which are
-umtimrs more attractive boz school
than boz th" home To de- any uf this
DNttu work BE- o. privilege that must Dee
earned hy inst doing wen tho regular
work ct tlv student
Highest Attendance Itrporl
The uNcrugy attendance this year .
abuy" uuy previous records. a. b. more
than 9s per cent for tho entire year.
while b number of cases ct u3rdincss
ls lees than oue-third 81 the total
number Of pupils enrolled. For many
years tho average "a been one time
tardy FOR each two years aud the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
ATHLETICS At LIBRARY
SCHOOL PUT CLASS
AT TOP Of THE LIST

Il
To- every toninsf knl1 IN She grade
SCHOOLS ~ s. cty in atheitice thia
year tho IR6fary school took active
Part. hoge mud kris both. Ia addition
10 that thcs have htpt up a basket
bali and . baseball team, Whose men
the other school found V hard 10 beat.
Ia trata. they flrlahrd the year
with The chnmnscufhlp banner for
senior cvcnta for the year 1899 nnd
1891. IN the relay rncea they also
enriied OF the senior championship
banner. Their total Of points for the
year IN the formei was ga. and In the
fhess pupils were she nurei win
nefr for the school:
Virginia Dillnn. first place In haHe-
hall in lrr class and first in naaSet-
hall
Nl'e ssfumquIst nrm place IN base
Jan,ee Motley nfss nlaes In hIrh
jump and first ln relay Ia his class
Ysl CrAekstt. first ln relay.
lurl EfrEfu1u. first place IN relay.
Wayne Robertson. fist place Ia
broad lunp. first place in relay AMI
Jane IlsinEsion. nrss piaee in hish
Mary schultz. Irst IN fifsy yard
cash. lint ~ reay and FIRST In high
Grace Parker. first in basketball
and tnaahall
George Mackry. nrst ~ huruics and
irf in 11J yard dash.
Wmlsm Nodyman nrst ln relay
Len I.eHiusan. first Ia relay.
Narian KanfY. first in basketball
aiiien Maharam. nnsi Ia Too yard
daaii nnI g-a yard relay.
Wi Jam H.ed. first in hiEh jump.
H. MH.aHHYW nrHH In hIUH MUu
f,anl Gii.nore. nirl In broad jump
nnt flrrf Us ta.af.
Rursril gere. ftrrt IN bread jump
and iirss IA 20 yard dash.
fullua SYLVESTER. first IN relay.
Ethel Mention. first in fsiaH
srae- HARRINGTON. FIRST in relay and
first be- % yard dash.
Virginia Mainz. nrsi in basketball
'srlea g.nhr. trr yn seo yar'
dash and fIfst IN foiny.
Iahhta RIVERA, f'st In has"'ni
nonaid nuhieii, first In relay.
rnui Paw. ilnst In relay,
naymsnd sfamm. first IN hurdlei
Alfred Nerrlmnn. nfrt Ia relay.
Mar Moniaya, first in o i1inf
Ia haarDall. the iihfnrt Heh""
wrested tifioy on many morr or
eanana than they Suffered defeat from
ofher nchnois Their rerord IN base
tall for thh 80 aon was;
Ihrnry-firsf Ward game, lAhraf,
win with n scarc OF II 10 TO-
IIhrnry-Ccntrni game. Lihfafy wp
with n score Of 10 10 o.
LIbrnrr-Frcahman game, lihrar
won with n score 81 20 g.
flhury-Frcshman game, lihrar
lost With "a score OF : 20 O.
Tho flbrary baseball tenm'H hne-n
was.
william Reed. =.
Nayne Hopinson. y.
Paul Faw. ~.
CHARLES keiiar. eb.
Hope Jordan, 3b
william Modyman, II.
Arthur Trnuth. e.
Hanny salazar. RI.
In Basketball. their seasons recoi
Of games stands;
IAi.rary-Ccntrai game. Library w
with a score Of 10 70 g.
IAbrury-Freshman game, Liofh'
lasf With a score Of 10 20 ~.
Ilbrary-Harwood game. the e
lied with q score u 10 TO ~.
me lineup Ia BASKETBALL waai
Hope Jordan, guard.
Yyi Crockett guard.
Charles kcllar. center.
Arthur Trauth. forward.
WAYNE Robertson. forward.
Paul Faw. sub.
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uupii who comes tardy Once Be-
promptly informed hy his classmates
that b." has had his share of turdinc4s
for w." }Nh"i" years BASED on this
years. accord tho average becomes
once Ice thrrr years.
special Room.
4 new room WAS uurued on March
flr.i boz th, Fourth Mnrd school tu
receive an thosU who ON account uf
Illness or other causes were behind
iu their work and would consequently
fail 90 make second grade. In an
there were twenty two pupils. WIN
special attention To- individual needs,
tho class II making rapid progress
and Will soon Doe ready FOR second
Grade work.
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