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SCHOOL NOTES
Marion Wills — Reporter
How the McCarthy School Child
ren Earn Money to Send to the
Near East Relief.
Janus Trim
learned fifty cents by piling
wood for my daddy. Daddy pro
mised me it 1 did it nicely he
would pay me So 1 did it nicely
and I got my fifty cents on Sat
u rday. 1 got one dollar for it.
Ronnie gave me fifty cents bade.
Geraldine O'Neill
The money that we are send
ing to our orphan in the Near
East Relief is going to be in by
Monday nocn.
1 earned my money helping and
working for Mother. 1 wash dish
i s every holiday and Saturday
morning. Every school morning
1 make my bed and fix up my
room. Then after I come home
from school in the afternoon 1
no my practising on the piano.
1 do an hour and a half. Last
summer T was doing two hours
and a half If L do all these things
well, 1 get twenty five cents at
the end of the week or on Sunday.
Theodore Selten reich
1 worked in the store to earn
my money to give to our orphan.
I go to work before school m the
morning. 1 build the fire and sw
eep the floor. Then after school
I go back and work for two and
one half hours. I deliver grocer
iesand carry the wood and water.
Verna Wills
T earned my fifty cents
by taking care of Mollie O’Neill.
I got fifteen cents a day and nil
our vacation x earned my fifty
cents for the Red Cross.
Leonard Bren wick
j
1 worked for Snyder and
earned my fifty cents. It took two
days to pile it. I help my daddy
with the horses. I lnv<* earned a,
dollar piling. 1 help my nude
with the wood. My uncle is cutt
ing wood and I help him.
That is how 1 earned my
fifty cents.
Hud Seltenreich
1 earned my money helping
Henry. I helped him load saw
ed wood into the truck 1 got tw
enty five cents. 1 earned the oth
er twenty five cents cai rying
water for Doxie. So 1 kept it for
the tied Cross, J earned it in my
vacation. We ha.d-aw**ek of vacat
.on to earn it in.
Frank Wills
I earned my money in the
laundry. I pumped gas lamps and
put gas in the lamps. I worked
lour hours a day. I saved five
dollars in three days. I then gave
it to my mother to save it for me
I would spend it if I didn’t have
my mother save it for me. 1 then
gave it to our Armenian orphan,
iliis tiV‘j dollars decides whether
she is starved or fed.
Fred Seltenreich
We had a vacation fora week'
because our teacher was sick
Last Friday I went to Kennecott!
with some things with the truck, j
When 1 went down to the garage;
1 saw a let.cor lying on a box and j
there was fifty cents for going,
j to Kennecott. When 1 was in Ken I
necott I spent twenty five cents.!
When 1 got. back I hauled wood
for Henry and he gave me twenty
live cents. That is how I earned
my money for the Red Cross.
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and Northwestern Railway
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WALTER Q ENG
Policeman: “Why didn’t you
sound your horn when you saw
the man on the road?”
Man in Ford., “1 thought it would
bo more humane if he never knew
what hit him.”
Two small doys were contem
plating a grocer’s window.
’Ere Jim,” said one. “What’s
that there Nut Butter?”
‘‘Why you silly, its what them
young toffs puts on their ’air.”