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Show School Children Write on Overall Movement From letters received by the editor of the Standard-Examiner it is apparent appar-ent that every day subjects arc not taboo In the classrooms, of the city schools. Louis Passey, Tom Jenkins, Margaret Marga-ret Ward, Jessie Reeve, Donald Witter Wit-ter and Yerna Reeve, have sent exceedingly ex-ceedingly well written letters to this paper concerning the "overall movement" move-ment" which most of them describe as a "fad" and which will do nothing else but Increase the price of thoso garments gar-ments for the men who have to wear them at their work. They state that the students In their classroom have formed an "old clothes club" and that the boys and girls are not going to be ashamed because they have to go to school every day In neatly patched old garments. "We want to he thrlfties, ' say they all. Tragedy evidently appeared on tho scene at the school where some of the boys, according to the letter writers, made up their minds that they would make it miserable for every one who did not come to school in overalls. Most of the letter writers caught the idea which appeared in every Standard-Examiner story dealing with the local situation which referred to the "overall movement" as a movement, not for the wearing of overalls merely, but for the wearing of any inexpensive substitute for old priced clothes. oo i |