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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-16
Bridgey'' Weber
Gets Postcard.

The clew which turned the attention
of the police to Methuen was in the
shape of a postal card, inclosed in two
sealed envelopes, received by "Bridgey
Webber in the Tombs 1t read:
Dear pal, do the best you can we
are all right
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-16
(Signedl


Webber at once declared the initials
e. and G." stood for Louie and Gyp.
With the grand jury in recess until
next Tuesday. no official movement will
be made until the arrival of Sam
schepps and his appearance before that
body. If he tells all he knows, Mr..
Whitman is confident that the grand
Jury will return the indictments that
were held up yesterday.
Schepps, who is on his way to New
York from Hot Springs. Ark, will be
kept in hiding by Mr.. Whitman until
he appears before the grand jury next
week This step is said TO be due to
reports that gangsters we're plotting to
put Schepps out of the way upon his
arrival here. Schepps will be kept at
Tarrytown, n. Y. until next Monday.
il is said
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-16
THE Wealth Err

Forecast; Fair tonight and Satur-
day. Temperatures: s a. M, 70 de-
srees; 10 a. m, 80 degrees; IL noon,
Sc degrees; p. M, SO degrees.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-16
Dissension Threatens
To Split Churches.

closed Sunda,
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
HAIRDRESSING THAT
MEN WILL LIKE

The new styles In coiffure Will ccr-
tainly be approved by the mon this
season. Nothing more can he said.
while women have liked puffs. curls
braids and buns. the men have cried
aloud FOR simplicity. They have ask
ed their womankind why they do not
10 back to the style of their grand
mothers. forgetting that these same
grandmothers often wore enormous
masks of cheap false hair.
Man may not call the new hair
dressing simple. but the women do.
and the hairdrosscrs do not mind In
dorslnS II. because 1t necess!tates a
wide. thick wave over the whole
head and also certain kind OF braid
or switch II one wants to make The
surface more smooth.
The latest coifffurc is done as fol-
lows: The hair is first waved. then
drawn back simply over the ears and
gathered into u flat knot in the mid
die OF the head. To be more correct.
it is only the right sid.that is drawn
into this fashion. while the left side
hangs free. After the right side has
reen smoothed into place and the
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
TO PALE THIN PEOPLE
Druggist Hausman Offers To Pay
For Samose II Il Does Not Make
Thin People Fat.

Pale. thin people are simply SUI
icring from want of nourishmcnt.
rhoy may eat enough. but their food
!s not properly discstci and does
them no good
Samns". the remarkable flesh
forming food should be used by all
who are pale. weak and thin. Il;
mineics with the food and aids as.
slmilation. 80 that when taken ior
short time. nature VIII soon asscr.
her normal powers. and the food that
is eaten will give strength and good
lcgh.
The woman who longs for rosy
checks and the plumpncss of beauty
should use SGmosc. The man who
wants TO be strong and wcll and gain
health and good flesh will find hts
desires accomplished By Samosc.
Such remarkable results have fol-
lowed the use OF Samcsc that Drug
sis' liausmsn Is willing to pay for
the treatment II It does not give tho
desired results. lie makes this Offer
generally and wants all who are thin
weak. and out of health to get "a box
Of samose from him on these terms.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
HOW THE EARTH WAS MADE.


persons
By iii.
might collapse with
inE
subject revision
hav9
ma o the
Thc
this
innate should
OF
furnished this evidence for granite is fire
ma rork
however
ralndops OF those off times
time uSuant vegetation
glaciers the hem!s
gradually
I'D It's
the mahema'ans busy
according to the old theory
small particles
In
would glow OF the ncua
would build like the
orally
gradual contraction
the the earth
action
old
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
NOVEL USE FOR "a
FL0WERED CHINTz.

a fancy OF the Frcnchwoman now
adays is to have her wardrobe lined
with pretty chintzes. which are care
fully chosen in different patterns for
the different shelves. For instance.
the hoilyhock shelf would be dcvo.-
cd perhaps to her nightdrcsscs. the
rose shelf to her cache corsets and
petticoats and so on. each set being
tied up with different colorcd rib
bon and consequently very easy to
light upon.
For the smaller addenda OF the
wardrobe she has special bags or
sache,s. in which the same idea Is
carried out, square sachets dcnoting
the handkerchicfs. long ones the
gloves. ohlong the wells, and so OH.
whic the favoritc scent of the own
er Is of course used for all.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
FLAVOR INJECTED INTO
MELONS WHILE GROWING

What flavor will YOU have your
watermelon? Customers are pkely
to be asked this question Ivy the mod
ern grocer in the near future If 4
custom now prevailing in some parts
of the melon growing world is put
into general practice generally. II
appears tha. hypodermic syrir GO
is used to inject flavoring extract in
to the stem OF the mcloit while II 4:
still green. Vanilla has been used
most satisfactorily. 1t Is necessary
only TO take care not to squirt too
much flavOring siiup into the stem
at once, AS the sap takes up small
quantities more readily and distrib-
utes them evenly through the heart
of the melon.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
CLOCK MADE OF ALL GLASS

y clock constructed throughout of
glass Is the resiii; OF six years wori;
on the part OF BavaIian glass mol
ishcr. The plates and pillars which
form the frame work are OF glass and
are boited together witch glass
screws. The dial plate. hands.
shafts and coEwhcols are OF glass and
glass wedges and pins are used for
fastening the various parts of the
runnirg gear toEetht-. Like Ehe
clock Itself. the key by which IT is
wound is of glass. The construction
OF the remarkable iimcpiecc was q
matter OF infinite pains. Some of the
parts had to be made as many az
forty times before clock that would
go could be produced.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
ELECTRIC FAN RUNS
AROUND A TRACK

Ilc PROPRIETOR Of = snaII shop hRf
devised novel show window dis
ulay with simple electric fan. u
circular track OF the type used FOR
ihc operation OF toy trains. md u
i.ttic truck. The rails Of the track
are connected into an electrical cir
cult. whlch is completed by passing
the current from on. rail through the
truck 20 the motor of the fan. which
Ia set oa the truck. and back to the
other rail. The revolutions OF the
fan drive the truck around the track.
much to the amuscncnt OF the pass
crsby. rUn
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
USEFUL ECONOMICS

If lemon Is warmed before
squeezing nearly double the quantity
OF Juice will be obtained.
For use In an ironing holder a
piece OF leather cut from the top OF
an old shoe Will protect the hand
from heat. also save callous spots
from the grin II one uses the patent
handle irons.
\ pinch of soda in the fruit jar
after IL is washed will swecton T..
This. of course. is to be put in the
Jar before being scaided or rinsed
cut, leaving 1t sweet and free from
odor.
To clean Irish crochet or any del
icate fabric which will not stand
rubbing put /, into fruit Jar tor
any jar that can be tightly scaled) :.
with enough gasoline to cover the
article. seal the jar and shake about
three minutes. Let stand fifteen
minutes or more and shake again.
open the jar, take out the article be-
ment. II the dirt is not all removed
rub lightly with gasoline. replace
and shake again. When dry the ar
ticle Will look like new. This method
saves not only the article, but the
gasoline, which will not evaporate
or explode while sealed. II also saves
the hands from becoming roughened
and sore. DO not use gasoline near n
stove or lighted lamp or gas.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
MODERN VIOLIN BETTER
THAN THE STRADIVARIUs

At n trial recently made in Paris
by number of experts. it was shown
that modern yiulins are as good, II
not better. in sound than old ones
A number OF instruments We're mum.
bercd and played in darkened room,
the listeners not knowing the marks.
but recording their verdict accord
ing to the numbers. When the final
vote was taken 1t was found that the
instrument having the largest num-
ber of woes was of Belgian manufact-
ure. made this year. while the second
was French. manufactured in 1911.
\ Stradivarius was voted as third
best lalthough valued at thousands
of pounds more than the modern vio-
lins. which took n greater number of
votes), and Il Grancino fourth, but
the fifth and sixth were also of mod
'ern make.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
NOVEL CLASPS FOR AN ECKLACE

The latest addition TO the ubiqu.t-
Gus string OF pearls is n dainty Louis
bow carried out In minute brilliants
set In a fragile setting of ifne plat!n'
um. These bows can be adjusted to
lany necklace and are worn In front
Tor the daytime. while for evening
wear they are slipped around to the
back and allowed to dip little in
pendent fashion belowc the nape OF
the neck. This gives a very charming
finish TO the back view for an even-
ing gown.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
WOMEN LAWYERS RECOGNIZED

After . determined fight. s'gnpr-
ina Teresa I.abiiola. professor OF phi
losor'y In the Roman university In
Rome and distinguished leader OF
the feminist movement In Italy. has
succeeded in asserting the right OF
women lawyers To plead before the
-iourts. Her debut has jus, taken
place before the military tribunal
where she defended private ac-
cuscd OF having slapped his sergeant
In the face. The court was crowded.
chiefly with Officers and lawyers.
who eyed the slim and a;tractiv.
looking young Portia with curiosity.
Signorinn l.abriola wor. an elegant
black silk costume. trimmed with old
lace. and a large picture hat. She
was entirely self-possessed. Indeed.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
ULTIMATE FATE OF THE TITANIC

\ forecast of the ultimate fate of
the Titanic. now something over five
months at the bottom of the ocean.
is given in German scientific re-
view. Already the writer SAYS, the
vessel probably is coated with deep
sea growths, and hundreds of years
hence. it may reasonably be surmised
1t will be reduced to fossilizcd
state. The great hulk eventually
will split up and remnants will be
washed ashore off the West ILndies
to be speculated upon by the inhabi-
tants of this planet In the year 5000.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
Away With Catarrh,
A Filthy Disease
A SAFE OLD-FASHIONED REM.
EDY QUICKLY REMOVES ALL
DISTRESSING SYMPTOMS

II you are subject to frequent
colds. or II you have any OF the dis.
tTessing symptoms OF catarrh. such
rs stuffed up feeling In the head,
profuse discharge from the nose.
sores In the nose. phiegm In the
throat, causing hawking and spit
ting. dull pain In the head or ring
Ing in the ears. Just nnoint the nos
trils or rub the throat or chest with
n little Ely's Cream Balm. and sec
how quickly you Will get relief.
In few minutes you will feel
your head clearing. and after using
the Balm for day or so the nasty
discharge will be checked. the pain,
soreness and fever gone. and YOU will
no longer be offensive to yourself
land your friends by constantly
hawking. splitting and blowing.
Shake off the grip OF ca,arrh be-
fore II impairs your sense OF taste,
smell and hearing and poisons your
whole system. In a short time yon
lcan lie completely cured OF this dis
trcssing disease by using Ely's Cream
Ealm. This healing. antiseptic Balm
does not fool you by short. deecp-
tive relief. but completely over
comes the disease. II clears the nose
| head and throat of all the rank poi
son. soothes. heals and strengthens
the raw. sore membranes. making
you proof against colds and cattarh.
One Application will convince you.
and 80 cent bottle will generals
cure the worst case OF catarrh. II Is
guaranteed. Get 1t from your drug
gist today. j. u. Hughes, Agent. City
Drug Store, Trinidad. Colorado.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
BEAUTIFUL SKIN EASILY OBJ
TANNED.

Is your complexion muddy ard
pimply?
Are you afflicted with any form of
skin trouble?
Then don't wait another day hut
90 now and buy lar OF Hokara. the
scientific remedy for skin discusses.
HoRara is rreaselcss and antiseptic
and is 20 clean and pure that II VIII
no, even soil the linen when used on
the body.
Guaranteed by the Hughes Bros.
Drug Co. local agents, to clear the
complexion of ali blcmishcs and to
cure al, skin troubles.
Money refunded II not satisfactory.
Liberal Jar 2jc. larges sizes soc
and sl.OO.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
Chronicle-News Patterns by Sarah Hale Hu nter
DIRECTIONS FOR sTENc1IING.

to a of
between Then firmly the lines OF
asen the smoh hard with thumb
the
q
finished silk outline stitch desired
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15

fellow Judges appeared FAR more per-
iurbod than she. The charge was II
serious one. and ihe prosecutor gem
erai asked for an exemplary sentence
four years imprisonment. But af-
ter an Imrassioncd address by Sig
norma Labriola. who was often in
tcrrupt.d by applause. the accused
man got OFF with only four months.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
A GOOD IDEA.

a woman noted for her careful
housekeeping has the inside of all
her bureau drawers painted white
and then treated with a coat OF
cream colorcd enamel.
This. she declares. is more sani-
tary than any lining pad could be.
and when cleaning is necessary, all
that is required is to wipe them out
with n damp cloth.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15

back knot nntcned out 10 that It will
Present no bulge the left side 10
losely brushed back over the middle
and to the right side, where Its ends
IRE turned under and tucked away
by Invisible pins.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15

1T is u pleasure TO tell YOU that
Chambcriain's Cough Remedy is the
hest cough medicine have ever
used" writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell.
of Layonia. Ga. Il have used II with
nll my children and the results have
been highly satisfactory" For sale
by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15

The boys appetite is often the
source of amazement. If you would
have such an appetite take Chamber
lain's Tablets. They not only create
a healthy appetite but strengthen
the stomach and enable 1t to do its
work naturally. For sale by all
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15

Coffee cake-the kind that APP
fel makes-ready for serving. APPEL
has quantities OF other good things
for Sunday dinners. /
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15

Chronicle-Ncws. SOC a month.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
Who said Hamilton-Brown Shoes

The vast army OF men. women and
children who are wearing them and
boosting for them. This army oi
boosters have a beaten path 10 the
big STORE" Better follow theii
good example and set satisfactory
shoe service.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
CHARLES TAYLOR CADE


News reached rs on Wednesday Of
the death of Capt. G. Taylor fade at
Mineral WelIa, Texas. The remnihs
were brought to this place on Thurs
day afternoon and, after the holding
Of services at the Church Of the Epi
phany. were latd to rest in Rose Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Cade was born in Lafayette par.
,sh on September sltb. 1919.
Rev. r. X. Digs ot'iciated. The
pallhearers were: Geo. Henderson,
4. J. Maumua, Jules Dreyfus. Aladdin
Eroussard. Adolphe Cormier. and
Joe Norres. The honorary pallbearets
were Gen'l Dudley Avery, =. J.. Renou'
Diet, Judge Felix VOORHEES,, Capt. Jno
L. White, j. A. Fagot, Joe Landry.
Jules Bourque. Sr., Alfred IHssalle,
Prosper J., Romero, Euzebe Gonsou
lin. Ensle Fremin, Hon. Jos. A. Pro
vost, Judge VIM. Campbell, Judge A.
NJ Martin, Capt Victor Won Schooler,
Judge Wilbur Blackburn, Hon. Jno.
Fisher of Baton Rouge, II. Hamilton
OF Avery's Islasd, and q. -. Romero
Mr. Cade was nj one time. back in
the SOS and early DOs, prorsinen,
figure IN the political circles Of this
parish As a member Of the Police
Jury he welded a strong influence
aud gave direction TO many measures
of public moment He also served
that body as it's presiding officer.
He was twice elected to the Office o.
Sheriff, and was once an unsuccessful
candidate for gubcYnator,al honors
lie superibtended the building Of ths
Gallery refinery, above franklin, nov
the Sterling refinery.
In the days when this parish wal
sorely perplexed by the race question
he was one Of the leading figures ~
the saddle He was truly leader o
men and had a strong following. III
figured prominently in all the events
ofthe day.
Besides the troubles and trials Of th'
political arena enough to have con
| stantlv occupied the mind IT the aver
age mamie managed large property
| interests in both this state 1ud Texas
| After retiring from politics here NJ
made his home upon his ranch, OF
| High Island In Texas. where he spen
the latter years Of his life, raising cat
tie on a large scale. Some decade ant
a half ago, with the advent OF railroad
| facilities, he built the Sea view Hote
there, which became quite tavoiltt
as a pleasure resort for the bur II
winter and the sea bathers IN summer
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
In" FRO poets ~" Most
lnlnlSln.

Al effort u beng made here 10
awaken interest sufficient 10 build
], Cood Road from thla city moth
ward tn meet ho new road now
being completed hy the Parish 81
st Nat,in. coming this way 10
ON paiish hue pi,o ot the most
commentaries features Of thc 81
Martins road Is hat II ~ straight
| Anni be, ~ that il - lncaicd on
| the hlgh'st nudge 80 J., md n y
| hli'sf course Ia the hlerilVr
poiut II MAS located i, state
encin"e, and he ST " rtinvillr
people built to the sn,Hrle Fine.
Mr las Martin. W A. inform
~. ru"k bold # tbs lru),'' ~ and
fhrrN INTO il both ruthugr ~ al
ldrfctmiitat On III. ,,rnlf - i
splendid and c,'ditahtr eSan 10
1T hat Gao he done h,,, thc
promoter ~ sclt convene, 81 hr
wo' thy moss "t his purpose
NJ, Martin has been fortunate
ia interest ny NJ Alh',i L'yn,t
with him Ihc l,ti., named e"u
i|eman h.,s d,t,,I,, ~, ral "
ont Of The undertaking and lac has
spared no ctlnIt IN the building Of
a monument to he memory 1T the
enterprise, If himself AMI con
t,ries in the execution al he
plane foi this stretch nl good
road
The hope ia To srrnre some like
result fu, lhls end Of that WORT y
undertaking.
With this object in view Nj
Silvio Hroussati has taken the
lead in an effort To build n lIar
road from this city to meet lh'
ST. Martin Effort IIe presented
the matter. on last Thursday. Ia
HE Police Jury and won the co
operation Of that body he City
Fathers will encourage the under
taking.
When il il considered that
there viii he but ! miles nf good
road to build in order 10 give us
tho use Of \ long stretch nf model
road. extending beyond st. John
plantation ~ -. Martin Parish, it
would seem 10 he short sighted on
on, pats 10 neglect such al "pp"'
tunity. When the model road TO
Ieane,ct;o viii have been com
pIctcd. 'he model road OF this see
ton will approximate 80 miles IN
M nnbloken stretch
Mi Frank NJ kr. Chief Of
state Board Of Engineers is adver
Using 70, bids for the building OF
the New IBERIA Jeanerette model
road Bids will be opened at
noon on Monday, March 18th. At
New Orleans.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
GOOD ROADS TRAIN
TO Traverse the Entire Sys
tenn Of the Frisco Lines.

With his usual broad minded
policy, Mr. Il. +. Soaknm OF the
Frisco System has made arrange
menta with the Office OF Public
Roads Of the United States De
partment Of Agriculture I" send n
Good Roads Special Train over
the entire Frisco System. The
Governments equipment on this
train in the most up to date for IL
Illustrating methods of road i'm
movement ever exhibited 1t
will require four especially equip
ped ears to carry this unusual ex
hibit. There will he exhibited
models of every type Of road con
struc'ion, from tho sandclay and
gravel roads to the most expensive
type of hitumlnous macadam; also
miniature road machinery and
rock qnarriea in operation; az
well ~ the most Improved types
Of bridges aud cnlverts. in con
s'rnctior. Illustrated lectures will
be gwen at each stop, and the
farmers aud road SUPERVISORS
along the Frisco Lines will have
an opportunity to see illustrated
the most beautiful roads of the
world
THIS Good Roads Train will
cover about fifteen thousand miles
Of track. or about five times
the distance between Washington
and San Francisco. More than
three hundred towns will be visit.
ed, and everything that the far
mer wants to know about the i'm
movement Of his roads. even IN
his own ''pcrsonal puzzles will
be solved for him by the Govern
ment experts on the train
These government representa-
t,ves will be experienced highway
engineers and will officially repre-
sent the u. S Office Of Public
Roads
Within a few days, a complete
schedule of all the points at which
this Good Roads Train will stop
will be posted along the lines Of
the road, and also given in all the
local papers st. Landry Clarion
An effort should be made t.
have New Iberia included ~ the
itinerary of this trains Such HI
exhibit should he Of uncommon III
terest to the people Of this sec
ton. especially after the expert
ences of this winter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

Iberia Lodge No. .,5l y =. -
Elks elected officers ~ follows ~
last Thursday evening:
V. ! Smith, y r.;
Harry y. Smith, y l.. i
G. NJ Compton, Il, l.. X;
Wilton r. Bland. r. J.. X;
X. -. Southwe'l, Secty;
Nat. Danterive, Trs.;
A. Rosenzweig, Tyler
Trustee Bird year d. s. Brous
sard.
Representative to Grand Lodge
Portland, Or, V. J Smith.
Alternate: Julius Schalif.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

VI, Julius Srha.iF. manager ~
Elks Theatre. deserves g,ra, cred
II ia, his 'ir"ti ~ serve lhe people
Ut th'a cliy with the nCwrs' aud
best ~ ia" amnacmon, line On
last Monday u two ,col motion
picture reproduction Of the lol"
Ma,di t'as pa'al" ~ New 81
leans was PM On f., ibr benefit Of
our people VIII" could not spare
the time ~ hral the expense Of
& ing ~ The Crescent City to
80" ~" original The ricturca
were splendid aud CAV" one i
very good utca "f what I,rx's pa
rade look like The pictures vs,.
clear and distinct, SO distinct tia,
many of III" participants il she
!estivitisa were easily rc"gnlza
bic to thci, friends and Muuain
tanccs.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

The Louisiana Au,O Il Motor
Go. opened it's doors for business
on Tuesday Of this week. 1t is
located on East St Peters street,
q few doors above Julia street.
The personnpl Of the new firm IL
Messrs. J. r. Lejenne and Geo
Magnien, both competent mechan-
les. who are thoroughly acqna'Dt
Ell with the auto and its peculiar
characteristics The opening day
was attended with the most favor
able auspices for u bright and
busy future.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

Regardless of the fact that old
White, has long since worn out his
welcome. hy al almost nninter
ruptpl visit OF over tour months.
he persists upon lingering "in the
lap "f Spring with an ardtr
worthy Of 4 Jealous Young suit
o.. Evidently he cannot yet tie al.
nonnccd IL tie Coming and 60.
mp column. 10 simply sticks.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
A VALUABLE OPINION

Former r"st Mastyr General. the
Hon. vhomayL. ,JaphcE, pays high
dissertations. ll' Says "rhor" can
lie No Thought man. who has
given tlk subject any rynsihc'a-
ton, wy viii not y"gr'" pat 'n,y
have dV,e mo'ete max" Impossible
for the roorlc ~ limiteI<mcans TO
secure their homor-~tB cncourag"
thrift among Al classes of TIA" com
mu,tity. To inspire confidonr" ~
financial concerns practically man
aged aud controlled than any 9th
cr influence"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

1t was our privilege and pleas
urc recently, through the kind
uess of our friend, Mr. Alex. la
garry, TO see crayon portrait 81
Hon. /, Il. Rroussard. drawn 10y
his son. Mr. Louis Bagarry, . stu
dent A. the Southwestern Loulsl
ana Industrial Institute At Lafa
yr,te. The work, AZ a whole, IN
dictated a very clever skill possess
ed by tho young ARTIST. Ut was
very neat, showing that pans tax
ing care had been given to every
detail. The drawing preserved q
very good likeness Of the subject
Our young FRIEND has been engaE
cd at this kind Of work some
time. At the recent Lafayette
Parish Fair his exhibit captured
the three first prizes