Work Of The Night School

Of the niut young men whó t.jk thInternational examlnfrtiou in arithmetie in the V. M. C. A. aight bc1hk1 Mmd;iy niK'Ut, Four "Were niarked passed iiy clie loui Instructor, U V. Joeelyu. Thelr papers will now be seut to examlnera in New Vork city. Tbr tbree who passed the elemeatary exammation wen1 Albert WcnRi'r. George Darlington and Alben Klager. Mr. Wenger works a his fathpr's Weycle repair shop. He is an scei)iioi]ally bright boy r 14 anu iui Digtit echo! is lus Kiiiy opportunity tor n education. Air. Darlington has enarco of the iti-kintr room at the oiga! factory and all winter bas been putting in foor oigiite a week in these ereniiiK classes. 1 ie luis Immii oud of school for 10 or years and had no eariy advauwgey. Mr. Kiagei comes in thnv miles froni The country aftw a Ijard day's wort: on the farm. Virgil %&.. Ward totk and passed the advanced exiniuat.ion whtcn will p.tss him toto rhe high school iixt fall. Mr. Ward als) works m ji farm. He is Jooking forward to a medical cours ■in the University. These aro the types ot younji uien whk'li the Youug Men's OhrisHau. assoeiation is acfeually benefiittms and the kinü which tibe nev ■balldinc is !wiii provided for. The present rooms are jk longer adequate for th ctasaea of the nght school. More bl-aekboard and tk-sk room will he ntHMlcrt nfxt yetir. Nothing will malee tlii.s nirht s-hiM)l grow and tx?wne a powerfiil factor iu this commrnxity for betping worth young men to help Üit'mselves Hke the erection of he new 'buikliug for the aesociatloii ■with its full iH]uiimei)t ïor fts educationiil iumI also its plij'sk-al, soc-iiil and peligiouH (l']wrtments of ■w-ork.