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LEARY PI NLA 1 ID AGREES TO RUSSIAN
DTI'AIIDS.
Finland, after c bit tor three c nd
one-half month strug, le against a
foe fifty times her size agr-cd to
Russian demands on Nrrch 12, ct
1:30 P.N. (Palmar Time) , being
unable to secure help offered by
Fiu nee and Greet Britian because
Sweden v;ould not permit their traps
to pass through her country. Fin
land gave up, as a result of the
treaty all of the IN relian isthmus,
the unconqucrcd city of Viipuri,
and the shores of Lake Ladoga.
Russia also gains two p ninsulr.s in
the far north of Finland which in
cludes Kuolajarvi. The country is
to be bisected with a railroad
linking the white Sea of the Artie
with the Gulf of Bothnia.. She
may have only the smallest of coast
guard vessels in Artie waters.
Russia is to have free transpor
tation of goods to Norway without
customs duti-s or inspection.
SCHOOL FLAYC-ROt l'D T:AS
Id’" 'CCriP’dlTT
Soino much appreciated playground
equipment is being built at the
Palmer School as a result of an a -
grcement between student body off
icials and the CCC . The student
body has some money earned at the
Hallowe’en Carnival so they offered
to purchase the materials if the
CCC would furnish the labor. As a
result we: have swings and sandboxes
on the school ground, and slides
are to be put up as soon as more
money is raised. It is a big race
at rece-33 to see who will got to
the swings first.
LA TIT! BAHQIHJT
The I: tin Club of tho High School
hold their c.nnur.l lor.r.n Banquet in
the school dining room, Saturday,
’'arch 9. Tichots were sold by
m r.-bors of the club end 55 guests
: ttended.
The dining roon wr.s decorated to
represent a dor.an Gordon. Along
orch side, c. balcony wr.s represented
up held by pillars. Vines of ivy
climbed over the pillars and balcony.
At one end there was an altar. The
members of the club made statues of
the Penates, or household gods,
from clay and those and incense bur
ners wore on the altar. At the
other end of the room. v.T;.s the atrium
or pool, surrounded by lattice
work.end plants. The tables were
arranged in the center of the room.
The only lights used wore the candles
on the ocble and around the pool.
During the -oil, v-Uich v.ts oaten
ritli tho fingers as tho Romans did,
a hogshead do core, tod wi th col ry, '
c.Rplos, r.nd candles v.t s brought" in
and offered to tho Gods.
A pirno solo v;r.s given by Buddy
Yohn end c force "The Death of"
Censor" was presented by the Latin
club. hr. Thuka gave a' toast cn tho
"Life of Cersar" and rise Finho
spoke on "Victories in School Life."
’•enters of the club told r. few things
about Roman life and customs.
The theme of the Banquet res
"Victory" and it was started b- a
Victory Larch from the library”to
the dining room throu gh the Vic ter y
Arch at the entrance of the Gar
den .