Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 October 1915 — Page 6

IPILS MAKE RECORD SCHOOL FIRE Mill I

Children. At Fairbanks Building March. Out In Less Than Minute and Half.

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One pf the most successful fire drills, cording to Fire Chief Bledsoe, ever aid in Terre Haute schools took ace Thursday at the Fairbanks rhool. More than 700 pupils marched rora the building' in less than one ad one-half minutes. According to »e Are chief this is not only remark =le because of the small length of

A required to empty the building, also for the manner In which the rijll was conducted. [The school, under the instructions

Principal Neyhouse, has perfected drill which is somewhat different fom other schools. When the Are .Wrm was first sounded the larger Vs ran to all the exits and opened doors wide. The smaller chil-

In, with the boys leading, then left building, crippled children leaving line and standfng by themselves til the larger boys returned and fried them down. This was all acnplished In an incredible length of he, said the chief. According to the chief girls are more under fire than boys, because the 78 always want to bolt and get out & hurry. For this reason the girls a sent down last and the boys are go as fast as they wish to.

niA EPIDEMIC

Another public school closed

iWount of diphtheria when the Crawird building was placed under quar48 tine. This makes the fourth public |bool to be closed within the last ii days on account of diphtheria. The lilting will be thoroughly fumigated ad the children will be given a medijp il inspection by the school physicians. & I fEvery possible precaution is being ken by the school officials against

fa phtheria. In closing the other three hools, the health, officials succeeded fa limiting the disease to one or two

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EW NORMAL BUILDING BEADY.

fa, Structure to House Vocational Work W to Be Opened Monday. ^jThe new vocaJjcaaJ'"Building of the

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^^a^Cywhen the winter term opens at school. During the last two weeks' ^Sbrk of installing the. machinery and 'Jhiipment for the various departments been going on and the rooms will ready for occupancy when the term %?ns. vfoNith the new building and equipthe Normal will be able to ofTer \fa. of the most es

extensive courses in

Rational work in

SB ationai wont in the middle west. great demand for teachers who can gtch part time vocational work along «:h academic, courses is expected to %se a large enrollment in this de^tment. professor L. %the vocational

Laubach has charge work at the school.

pP'EBATTJKE VAEJES GREATLY

of September Shows Wide Range In Report.

ride range of temperature was /ded during the month of Septemr, according to the monthly report the United States weather station re. The highest temperature was on 14lh when the mercury touched 91. lek^vest mark was on' Sept. 22, when ftras" recorded. The greatest daily pge was on the first—thirty de-

turing373.1dense

the month 5.19 Inches of rain Of hours 243.7 had sunshine, lere were fogs on the 17, 18 19 thunderstorms cn the 8, 9, 14, 16, 17 and 18, and a light frost on •s 22nd. Precipitation occurred on elve days.

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SOCIAL CENTER MEETS.

Matrons Discuss Medical Inspection In Schools. Complaint against the present syspjn of medical inspection in the clt hools was made Thursday night by patrons of the W. S. Rea school at social center meeting held in the lool building. A special meeting has en called for nepct Wednesday, at £ich time further discussion of the

St hods used by the school city physims will be heard.

program of musical numbers was en Thursday night. After the meet?L^the young folks enjoyed a program dances.

WANTS WESTERN HTJBBY.

fferre Haute Girl Writes County Clerk In 8alemf Ore. In far off Salem, Ore., the county clerk is looking for some eligible young man to correspond with a Terre Haute girl who is seeking a mat®. According too dispatches from the Oregon town the bounty clerk received the following letter from a young lady in Terre Haute: "Desiring an acquaintance with a western young man am wishing the address of a nice young man to correspond with. Would like for you to send me some names of honorable young men in your locality."

The leter was accompanied by the name and address of the young woman but the county clerk wouldn't reveal her name.

Ri TWO UNDER ARREST.

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Special Correspondent *ffrORTHINGTON. Ind., Oct. 1.—The county sheriff came here today and arretted Hugh McNalr, a druggist, and Mc Hit Mul1., who keeps a restaurant, on charges of selling liquor contrary to la-«

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