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The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
CAPRON SCHOOL.

Editorial ssaa--Ckief. ytrxt.ia Bro
delt associnsesf AHee Hudson. sarah
Lebsvfss- BERTHA Isenst<adt. Clyde
Pemavfiie. Harold Chatffn. Geevue
B~ss~st. Ssssses. Feafk. David
Alice Captain and Kari Males have
received diplomas In Palmer writ
Ing
Kari Maier has finished the 18TH
Courts arithmetic tests
Tire boys OF the Capron have or
CANNED baseball and newednb teams.
The Capron girls and boys have
learned the virginia reel The girls
are now learning the sailors horn
Mis-. Fosdiek OF room c 10 reading
TO her children IN estory OF The
Prince and the Pauper-
Room 3 again played Red: Waite
and Blue This time the WHITES
won the game
The B-T pupils are writing stories
from Mulet's painting The Clean
crs
IL the boys Of the capron would
learn their lessons as well as they
can play marbles. they would all have
zones on their cards
Room 3 turned out TO be the VIC
tor in the spelling contest between
rooms p and G. .
Many OF the rooms enjoyed half
holiday Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
Ii.I associates. Corn yepce. Ires<
Frnkna. Lorraine O'Reitiy. Alfred
Maskifl

The Nature club has had several
meetings and the ofieers for thls
term have been elected and Installed
They are as follows Chairman Err
win Habermas. viee-ehairman. Fred
RaSer, secretary. Grace Hobart.
treasurer. May Hunter: director. Miss
Sundstrorn erseant-At-arms. Robert
Clark. reporter William Prank. ON
Tuesday. April 20. they took fpld
trip 10 the woodmere and spring
wells woods. and held their business
meeting near Baby creek
The zoology department has had an
exhibition of n few specimens OF
spring birds. insects frogs and
snake
Afiss wuestcH. the girls gymna-
stun teacher has organized a tennis
club for the girls taking advanced
physical training.
Pupils can now get special dishes
AZ the lunch counter by ordering
them the aay before they are served
The beacon. the school magazine.
came ont Thursday. April 2. IL 10
the spring number and also has some
very good articles and pictures OF
the commercial department..
The girls OF the Reading and Eu-
terpe clubs were invited 20 an EXIT
bttion Of stage settings that are es-
pecially suitable for schools. IL was
az the Art Museum on Monday after
noon az 4 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
By juvenile
Journalists

aetsr. even ~ they doc nothing else.
so that he 10 able. with very little
effort. 10 accustom himself TO the
busfnoss world.
.,sa. siss more 1000 tasn years 2.
course OF working would. a. the per-
son who has left school 20 work 10
not an far advanced educattonaily -
the hish-sehool Rraduate H. and u
10 for these reasons that student
should not be allowed 10 leave school
until his- 18th birthday, when he viii
begin 60 know OF how much value an
sducktion will be TO him,
child who leaves school az the age
90 IL years receives. artsr six month";
work. ttto q week, while the trained
child receives tsss. After the fret
year the proportion is $50 10 ESQ:
child receives tIss as against tio,st
for the trained worker.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

Eaassrs.i sssn-CAi~s. Grace Wtissa,
Associates. Nstssa Main. nsw~~a
rrs.ss.t. Erss AAls~rE. Resert
T.r.~r. Nsrys. ssrs.e Lswrs.~s
stanley, HsIen Brvwa. Nfrian
Baker. Netas Hopktss.
The Liliibridge u and A rooms
played ball Monday afternoon. Room
p won with close score Of ie 10 IL
r.. ssys,, ,i fs. .n% p the ts s
teries OF the ID room Eddie Wonder
leich and Fred Cook. also az the n
room. and Wayne Harpold and Ray
mond ciaes. battery Of room A.
Charles sommsrs OF reep + y
pupils hope 20 see him back soon
Room G had apeil-down. s
boys snelled aEsinst the girls and
won,
new four-famiiy apartment at
the corner OF Montciair and Kerche-
vai-aves. Il nearly completed.
Al the last meeting Of the Junior
Civic league the treasurer 81 room e
turned IN 20 cents TO Mira Bat>y
The foilo~ins pupils In room c
Erie Ahlterg. IN IS ieEsonss LornR
Oestreieh. IN 81 lessons. Howard Mar
tin. IN "a lessons; Harold Robfcscn.
in 81 lessons. Giendon MeNuity, -
80 lessons, and Lscna Forsyth. In ~
Lessons.
The As class met THURSDAY. Apfu
~. and elected the following officers
for their graduating class % Jane.
1918: President. Wayne Harpold.
yice-president. Grace wtisons ssere-
tary, marguerite Matheson; treasurer
Raymond class. Wayne received
majority OF Il out OF - for president
Those on the nower COMMITTEES are;
Grace Wilson. chairman. Ella Sehtenk
and winifred Young, those on IA,
motto COMMITTEES are: Raymond
Hinehman. chairman. Vaughn Dun
can. Nellie cortright and Iva Jebes
Blue and gold will always remain
the standard coiorS OF the school ara
the pins will always be the same
Tuesday OF last week the AS had
very interesting stersopticon lessor
on Rome.
The banquet given by the Liili-
bridge alumni at the Elliott-r2xl2r'
wooifenden cafe Aprii 81. proved 70
be a very brilliant success. Over isa
persons attended. Among the speak
ers were the Hon. Harry A. Lock.
wood. DR. chadsey. Mrs Frank =.
whlppie. nrst principal % the school
and Mrs. Arthur e Niehols. who pre-
coded wrrflam Lghtbody. principal
OF the school af the present time eli
the graduates were glad TO see Mr.
Nichols again. Mr.. Lightbcdy acted
"a foastmaAter
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

star OF editors. but now that vs
have become better acquainted. and
the value OF the School Department
is no longer questioned. NE feel
sure that Bennett win be represent
ed here regularly. Among the guests
that visited up. we believe there 10
splendid material from which TO Sc
lect some very live editors
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

in San
REMEMBER!

Candidates in The Times Francisco Campaign should
member that Is that during Special period
votes but of all turned in for the Edison
Diamond Disc Photograph will count the regular prizes be
awarded at the close.
Every candidate has chance Those country will
have the opportunity those in the City The
special Prize to the entire campaign regardless district
The Special Prize period will sharp Saturday
evening May 9Th Candidates the city subscr
that hour in order for Photograph
Candidates in the country have the privilege working
until the last those in Detroit Competitors the outside
districts mail their subscriptions Saturday evening They will
the special prize long the letter bears mark Of
May 9Th.
Subscriptions turned previous of the Spe
c Prize period will not count for the Edison photograph Every
body starts and those who contemplate entering the campaign
should order that they
plenty for workers
tfu $50 Edison Diamond Disc Photograph all
efforts for the next two weeks.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

Craft schools doing the interior
decorating at'ths Panama -Paeinc ca
hibition.
Craft school pupils were excused
Thursday afternoon At ssSo on &C
ali wish that the teachers would
nave meetings every afternoon ~
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
CRAFT SCHOOL
EsIiterssi Stsa - CLSef. NarEsret
steist a..eesst~s. MfNord West
wood. walter strfek-

Wood. walter strfek. Pr
Mr.. Post visited our school Tuesday
morning
There are is OF n room pupils
neither absant nor tardy- The bc-s
OF this room have found out that
some Of the tests are quite difficult
10 do. st,t
A. n. c and u room have started
their garden. These rooms have
vegetable gardens. Rooms Z and
have nower gardens The boys %
room a nil wrote their names on
alp OF paper and they were put In q
box One OF the pupils drew them
out and the ones that were drawn
out had 10 dig and rake the gar
dens
The Al class 10 dramatirinE the
Necklace"
The A-s class has decided on the
class colorH. which are 20 be light
blue and yellow. Our treasurer 10
getting rich quick.
The II room has the honor 81 be-
ing decorated with q beautiful large
nag for having the least number OF
tardy puptls THIS flag was purchased
by the craft school with the prGe
monsy obtained from the nower en-
Dr Beal one OF the ladies from the
Junior Civic league. came Thursday
morning 20 see how our Junior civic
league was getting along.
One Of the formsr graduates OF the
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
THE EDISON DIAMOND DISC

The candidate in the campaign enough
the $50 Monograph should
that Edison There distinctive features the
Edison Diamond Disc Photograph There change
records impaired by playing partially reproduced music
ostons Is brought out There harsh dscodan qualities
hut instead pure liquid tone.
There needles change Diamond Disc
instead employed genuine diamond specially this
highly polished fir
the microscope and suy mounted 1t and
requires adjusting quality the life of
the record is thus assured
Something like 1000 daphragms
Cd with and rejected before Mr. Edison found the
reproduction The diaphragm the reproducer
realization Of his idea It catching
sound and reproducing it with wonderful faithfuness
The Edison Diamond equipped automatic op
BY this unique record automatically when
its extent the
alert also injury which might result neglect stop
the machine at the proper time.
Drop in at 81 Grand River worth
WHILE
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
TROOP NO. -
d. wALrER d. WOLF.

Saturday night q meeting WAS held
On the Eastern high school gymna-
sIum scoutmastsr Mason drilled the
troop for about half an hour ana
the hikes and meetings during the
month OF Nay. III the weather per-
mits an over might hike will be taken
soon. NJ AZ WAS very warm. the
was adjourned quite early.
Jack Campbell. OF this troop. u
startling an electrical cub. For mem
bership or information telephone
East BAN and ask for Jack.
Many visitors attended the meet
ing last Saturday night
All teams for the events on Held
day win be selected nj the nsxt meet
Ing.
The troop was clad 20 welcome
Donald Chapman AZ scout.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

xu0 uluoruh1 NJ Wcot@fh nten ~
havsnr some delightful social gath
esiaes. the eleventh and twelfth
Gsa1ss participating in q very nice
onIhtr ias, Friday. AZ told Of In sat-
ur6sy's paper.
MAKING noise tremendously" 10
- way Chandler school editors re-
~ % their singing exercises. and
ess glad 10 know Mr. Chilvers II
$4,000 with the progress they are
n ne amount asked for play
Groun6s % cut Il viii not be the
TN oe Hartman Barcus, for he has
1900 out quite logically the need
poally necessity. for such q fund
Al~sr school editors seem 10 think
thae n The boys OF the ball team
psaotico 90 diligently on the lot as
. 3hsv do IN the school In order 20 be
s1cussd there viii be little doubt
q Numerous victories when they 80
into real action
The little historical sketch OF
lnBuwhton school In the items In
2oDn6nys paper was quite interest
-. ana shows Q nice spirit OF pride
4 thsir school on the part Of the
editors.
he uris' newcomb team at
Thomas school Ia practicing dill
lily With the avowed purpose OF
enn1ng . majority Of the games
nooa a at Dryer school had not
: tayGy mark for the entire week
v>1cA Il rather remarkable. consid-
~r1nr the many inducements nature
r he11ing out Just now to beguiie
~ beys and girls TO tarry By the
vnyuidA
- saftoriai star st Franklin
oonooI D right ON the job having
olnnnnn . pr1ss 10 the editor turning
- - laxgest number Of items, and
a1co pguposing TO start . Who's
No. ssEass q pictures
usounocn school evidently be
1nrBao - sLst George do H." A boy
|Enned 0sorSs h captain Of each
0DwoonD tenn
~ hooe none OF you missed read
81 - items from Barstow school
r. lGon1ay's paper. II was the first
GDur4 q this new lot OF editors. and
Z. thak rsason was particularly In
onsooelnG e wen rs for the general
GAnxm ~ IN The itsuns- Barsto~ has
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
Activities in
Detroit Schools

reached quite a dignified old age
hasn't Il? Established In 1850. and
was the nrst school named for an
individual, taking the name OF sam
uel Barstow In 1855.
II you are q farmer you will be
interested In the model farm the
kindergarten Riddles at Loyal school
are making In the sand. Not neees-
sary 10 be a farmer, either, 10 enjoy
IL. so just 70 out and take q look
Room A At Russell school again
has the junior civic league banner.
allowing Il to get away from them
for a short time.
We all envy that bunch OF children
from washington school who were
taken 20 Belle Isle last week oy
their teacher TO make q close study
OF nsh In the aquarium.
On the ciippert tennis court no
one Is allowed 20 play who II care
less about the appearance OF the
court. the rule resulting In certain
boys exercising extraordinary care
in keeping things clean.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28
SUGGESTIONS.

re Students ut Western high are
having some delightful social gath
oslaes. the eleventh and twelfth
U111ss participating in a very nice
onIsir las, Friday. AZ told OF In sat
us6sy's paper.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

British Investments IN South
America are valued At $4,000 200. 900.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

s1aaking noise tremendously" Ia
- wy Chandler school editors re-
~ 90 their singing exercises. and
sso slad 10 know Mr.. Chilvers II
$4,000 with the progress they are
maktng.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

n ne amount asked for play
sroun6s % cut Il viii not be the
1snle % Hartman Barcus, for he has
$1,000 out quite logically the need
rual1y necessity. for such fund
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

urouason school evidently be
1nrseo - -Lst George do H." A boy
|nnns1 0sorss h captain. Of each
1DwesInD tenn.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

- oGitoriai stan st Franklin
ooooog D right on the job having
$3.50 . psiss To the editor turning
- - Iaxgsst number Of items, and
80 pFuposing to start who's
49, ess1ss q pictures
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

ne giris' newcomb team at
Thomas school Ia practicing dill
lily With the avowed purpose OF
enn1ne . majority Of the games
ochoHuled.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-28

The little historical sketch OF
yDBuyhton school In the items In
Do1n1ays paper was quite interest
a.. ana shows Q nice spirit OF pride
- thsir school on the part Of the
oI1t0rs.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-05-01
Regular Prices, Sc and lOc
Brief News Items of Local Interest


The latest thing in an alarm clock IS
& continuance that emits honk making
the sleeper think he is in front of an
automobile. And he gets out OF bed
with a single jump.
The board of health of this city has,
after a meeting, decided to quarantine
all small poN patients. Flags are dis
PLAYED wherever there is a case, and
by this means the people are able to
avoid running into the dreaded thing.
There is only failure ahead OF the
farmer who tries TO make cotton, or
rice. or sugar cane TO sell i'll order to
buy meat; for the very simple reason
that he can produce meat cheaper than
lie can produce either one of the crops
mentioned.
Tie Abbcville Progress will give a
$50 scholarship i'll the Tyler CONNER
cial College, Tyler, Texas, to tbs lady
or man bringing in the most votes Sc
cured on subscriptions and advertising.
In another column will be found an an
nounccment.
The bids received for the construction
OF the model highway between Abbcvillc
and Kaplan, are as follows: Shackelford
s. Co, 81 ,664; W. S. Nilsson, 1860;
Caring & Scalev, Sl7.565, and J. n.
George & Co, Sl6,s35 The contract
was awarded to Shackeltord & Co.
Having received many inquiries about
making Graham Bread for our customers
we have decided 20, If We can set enough
patrons to justify us, to make this bread
on certain davs. II YOU wish 20 get
Graham bread, please phone or call on
us. Peerless Bakery, phone 80. adv.
The pretty electric lamp posts for
Maodeleue Square and the Court House
Square have arrived and were put in
place during the week. There are
four on the court house square and two
on MaGdelene square. Each of these
posts carry FIVE lamps, and are OF the
frosted kind. When these are lighted
up it will look like day around these
squares. We earnestly trust that the
merchants will get together and make
white way along State and Concord
Streets. 1t would require but very few
lights, and the expense would be moth
ing compared TO the good it would do
our little city.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-05-01

Miss May Sehon spent a few days i'll
Kaplan this week visiting with friends.
Mrs. a. J. Golden entertained the
Entire Nous Club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Irene LaBauve returned Sunday
from a visit to relatives and friends i'll
Franklin.
S. w. Jones, the cement contractor,
of New Iberia, was a business visitor
here Monday.
Dick Fleming aud sister, Miss Ellen,
left this morning for Sour Lake. Texas,
where they will visit relatives.
DIR. A. Landry. of Delcambre, was 4
visitor here Snndly, a guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Slmson Chauvin.
If your competitor talks about YOU,
put him OH the pay roll. Never mind
what he says, so long as lie talks.
Patronize and help your paper rs you
would any other enterprise because it
helps YOU and not as an act Of charity.
Never forget YOU are a part of the
town, and that your department helps
make up the strangers estimate of the
place.
Misses Vida and Marguerite Sum
mers spent a few days this week IN
Guevdan, guests of their aunt, Mrs. i.
s. Wilson.
w. 5. Nilsson returned Wednesday
from visit TO his brother, J. T.. II
Gov 'ngton. lie also spent a few days
III New Orleans.
K. !. Montague, the contractor, who
is experimenting some construction
work near New Orleans, spentthis week
visiting with home folks.
To-Day marks the close OF the {. L.
Griinmcr trade extension campligr. in
which he is giving away fine piano.
The results of each days votingis posted
in the store
Don't forget the hog. All over South
west Louisiana clerks, railroad agents
and other enterprisinS Young men and
BOYS are beginning to note the oppor-
tunity for living at home and making
money OIL the side by the production of
few hogs, poultry etc. The farmer
can do that, and so can everybody else.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-05-01

AMMEN'S POWDER is 4 pure An
tiseptic toilet preparation and not a
highly perfumed taicum TO cover up an
odor, but destroys it completely, when
applied to the arm pits. 1t eliminates
the characteristic Precipitation odor. Is
cents at your druggist. adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-05-01

To the Progressive Voters of the First
Ward of the Parish of Nermilion.
! make this as my formal announce
uent as a candidate for Police Juror
from the First Ward of Vermilion Parish
subject to the approaching election. As
surfing my supporters that I will use my
best ability in the interests of Vermilion
parish, and especially the First Ward.
Pierre o. Bourgeois.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-05-01
Slowed up" at Middle Age.

Slowed up" at Middle Age.
The hard working kidneys seem TO
require aid sooner than other internal
organs. At middle age many men and
women feel twinges of rheumatism,
have swollen or aching joints and are
distressed with sleep disturbing bladder
ailments. Foley Kidney Pills are safe,
prompt and can be depended on to give
relief. City Pharmacy. adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-05-01

The Nermilion Garage, of which Mr..
A. A. Dubus is proprietor, has just de
iivered three Ford cars, to Felix Duhom,
Capt. +. i. Morcsi and Fdvar Landry.
There are several carloads more ordered
and will be in in very short time.
That the Ford car is popular one,
may be judged by the number of them
coming in here.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-05-01

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the past many wears.
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The wedding OF Mrs. kcmy Bro"SSaFd
Of this city, and Mr.. II. y. McOIIatlc,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-05-01

Serious illness often result from lin
gcring coughs and cold. The hacking
and coughing and disturbed sleep rack
A child's body and the poisons weaken
the system, so that disease connot be
thrown off. FoI,v's Honey and Tar
Compound has cascd coughs, colds and
Group for three generations safe to urc
and quick TO act There is no better
mcdiciu, for Group coughs and colds.
Citv pharmacy adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-05-01

Lame back is usually due to rheuma-
tism of the muscles of the back. Hard
working people are most likely to suffer
from it. Relief may be had by massag-
ing the back with Chamberlain Lini-
ment two or three times a day. Try it
Obtainable everywhere. adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-05-01

We wish to extend thanks to all those
who were so kind and tentive to us
during the illness and death of our
mother, Mrs. Zelmire Trahau.
THE FAMILY.
Fresh cakes. Peerless Bakery.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-05-01
VICTOR THEATRE, A. O. Landry, Manager
Movie Contest Standing.
Best Thing for Bilious Attack

Best Thing for a Bilious Attack.
'On account Of my confinement in the
printing ofi~, have for wears been "a
chrouic sufferer from indigestion and
liver trouble. \ few weeks ago | had
an attack that was SO severe that / was
not able TO go to the case for two days
Failing to get any relief from any other
treatment, | took three Of Chambcrlains
Tablets aud the next d1v l felt like a
new man, " writes II. {. Bailey. Editor
Carolina News, Chaplin, :. {. Obtaiua-
BE EVERYWHERE adv.
This vicinity was visited Thursday
afternoon by a heavy rain, hale and
wind storm, accompanied by much light
ming and thunder. No great property
damage WAS done, and rain was the first
in about eight weeks.
Miss May Palmer has returned from
Baton Rougr, where she attended the
teachers meeting.
The Mothers Home Club will serve
dinner in the Perry Grove, at Perry,
La. on Sunday April 9Th. Delicious
rc!rcshmerls and misccllancous garments
Will be offered for sale The Mother s.
Club Is an energetic body of the Perry
rel ;'borhool and are deserving OF
support IS well as praise.
Counteay Gaiain, the IS year old son
Of Mr.. ard Mrs.. TACK Griffin living
about four miles south OF this city, was
instantly killed by stroke Of light
ming Thursday afternoon, while or his
way home from rciShtor. The 10y
was badly cut up ty the stroke.
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon, and iutcrmcnt WAS made in the
new Masonic cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-13
CHRISTMAS N NEW MExIoo.


A $ ELSEWHERE the newspapers
"A reflect Christmas conditions
4 IN New Mexico and Il is a
comforting business to run through
the newspapers Of our own state and
note the volume OF the Christmas adj
vertisius tines are carrying a volume
20 much greater than that of a year
aeo az 10 be very noticeable md very
gratifying. We may start with our
own case. The Herald has carried a
far greater volume Of early Christ
mas advertising this year h a last.
Il Is true that this newspaper II a
more valuable advertising medium
than Il was a year ago. and that Al
huquerque users Of advertising space
know IL; yet the increase this year
goes beyond that cause and = found
In a rroat gain in prosperity In this
city lust as Is true ~ the whole state
The silver city Enterprise mis- past
vi, k issued a beautiful Christmas
special edition. carrying q fine volume
of Christmas advertising. and the
Demiug Headlight put out a paper
of iseuty-four pages last Friday
every page almost filled with the at
fractions OF Deming retaii stores
These are examples Of conditions re-
nected by the newspapers an over
New Mexico, conditions which point
to a comfortable Christmas; 90 buy
Ing without p%inchlng q a really
merry Christmas because the people
are 10 comfort and because want and
suffering and worry for a time at
least have been hanished or put be-
hind the most OF "a.
There have been Christmas seasons
hen the promoter OF the "spug idea
the warrior on christmas Ex-
travagance" have had fair fields be-
rise extensive Christmas giving
oant displacinE the settlement OF
Just Indebtedness or necessity for
piuching or serious personal sacri-
flee. This Christmas Is not one OF
those IN New Mexico.