Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1920, Page 7

EE ee th ce WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1920.° “9” PyPILS DRILLED FORFESTIAL BY. TEACHERS HERE Both Outdoor and Indoor Fnter- tainments Expected to Draw Huge Crowds; All Inst-uct- ors Helping Taking advantage of the beautiful weather, the teachers of all the public schools were busy Tuesday drilling groups of children on the playgrounds in the dances which will form part of the May Day festival to be given next week. The physical training of the children who take part in the festival and the high school pageant has been done by Mrs. J. W. McIntyre and Dean Morgan, physical culture directors of the public schools here. George Miller has entire charge of the music for the high school pageant and Miss Ruth Kimball will be the planist. Much credit for the effectiveness of the final production will be due to. Miss Crumpton ef the art department who has had charge of the making of the flowers which will be used by the chil- dren taking part in the festival, Tickets for the two events are being sold by the school children, and huge crowds ure expected PENSIONS FOR SPANISH WAR VETS PROMISING All grade teachers and principals are helping in the immense amount of work physical training teachers assert. (Special to the Tribune.) WASHINGTON, May to beydone, and deserve full credit, the] proposing pensions for veterans of the | will be glad to Sechonalls Spanish-American war is expected to Wyoming cases called to his attention. whethe Cong: 5.—The bill Reet blanks, become law shortly. | those wha sgaw-such services will be en- | titled to a pension providing they can | prove to the satisfaction of the Pension bureau that present ¢ SOLVES MYSTERIES OF RUBBER—Miss Irene C. 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