The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-13

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Washington on this day at the hour
mentioned. Be there promptly at
IL.
In addition to the pictures OF the
"Walcott" and her cargo" OF
juvenile journalists. a splendid pro-
gram of other pictures, pipe organ
recital and vocal soloist will enter.
tain you. ,
The Atlas Motion Picture Co.. a
Detroit organization, with labora
tories in the Liggett building, furnish
weekly pictures OF events In and
around Detroit, and you can always
see something of personal interest
al the Washington.
Charles G.. Roos, president OF the
company and an expert operator OF
a movie" camera, made the pic
lures of the young editors In per-
son. so interested Is he In children,
as proof of which II Is but necessary
to say that the feature of the Atlas
weekly last week was "A Study In
Black and White" the subjects be-
ing Mr. Roos' own little boy and a
cute "pickaninny," the cleyerest pic
ture we have seen yet.
Very likely Mr.. Roos viii be o..
hand with his camera again Friday
to make some more studies" Of the
school and scout editors, SO we
would like to have a good repre-
sentation present.
The Goldberg editors, Helen e.
Lathers chief, are live lot also.
and do not intend TO have their
school neglected. Helen's story Of
the Wallacehurg trip in Saturdays
paper was very oleverly written, and
number of interesting items be-
sides.
Our explanation about the failure
to negotiate arrangements for visit.
ing Navin ball park to see the Tig-
ers and Senators perform was badly
"balled up" In one paragraph In the
make up" Saturday, so that Its
sense was entirely destroyed.
Graham Gracc., assistant chief at
Wingert school, has made good on
his promise to see that his school 10
properly represented In this depart
nent, the first lot OF items appear
ing Saturday. with more to follow
at regular intervals.
Virginia Brodel took time from
her summer work TO write pretty
little story about the Wallaceburg
excursion. which appeared Saturday,
under the regular Capron school
heading.
Higgins school, under the able
management of Chief Herman
Beers, continues TO be represented
in this department. by the very wide
staff of editors.
The idea we were trying to con
vey was that the disappointment 70
our young editors would not be 80
terribly great anyway, and that the
games being played on the play
grounds and In the parks by the
various school teams would furnish
sufficient amusement along that
line, and probably be more satisfy
ing than q professional game.
Someone asked us: do you know
there are lot OF editors on the
different STATS who never write a
line and appreciate their cards only
for the privilege they offer OF attend
ing the shows"
This is true to limited extent
and We realize that some drones
will get into the busiest hives, but
! l' OIutI W 'ltiiiiatt tuth chtheis
f, the wings of some busy bee might
be clipped, and that we are anxious
to avoid.
We realize that there are a mum
Der Of boys and girls who have moi
appreciated the opportunity offered
them in placing their names on the
editorial stats, and who have neg
lected their duty to themselves and
their schools. but In the hope that
they would wake. up" and yet make
good We have RETAINED from revok
! ing their cards.
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