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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-28
Simple Home Treatment
to Remove Hairy Growths
(Beauty Culturel

Two or three minutes use of a della
tone paste win Danish every bit OF hair
from your face. neck or arms. This
paste is made by mixing some water
with powdered delatone. After the
paste is removed, the skin should be
washed to free it from the remaining
delatone and it will be clear and
spotless. You will not be disappoint-
ed with this treatment if you are sure
to obtain real delatone from your
druggist
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-28
TRAPPED 200 sPARRows
By Special Coveseonderee

Waynesboro, Pa. June 2s. IS. E.
Beeler, east of town, has started to
wage war on the English sparrows
Several days ago he built a wire bird
trap in which he placed several spar
rows ana some crumbs as a decoy
IN IN tnree Gays zoo birds were captured.
The trap viii hold twenty birds at
one time.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-28
WILL GO AS NURSE

- SFS''~' SOfIeSPordeIce
Waynesboro, Pa. June %. - Miss
Sarah Gonder, formerly of this place,
a sister of Mrs. Campbell McKelvey,
who has been a trained nurse in Phil
adelphia, will go to the Mexican bor-
der as a trained nurse in the service
of the United States.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-28

the comfort of all animals, especially
horses. dogs. cats and over-crowded
poultry. This work must stop II more
friends are not available. Show your
interest by joining the society. The
membership fee is but 81 year. Send
in your name tonight to the president,
John T. olmsted.
The animal protection is worldwide.
IS. P. c. A literature Is published in
many languages and societies organized
in various parts of Europe, Asia. Africa
and South America. The war has bad
ly affected many OF these foreign So
cieties, but none has stopped
In Madras. India where the war
pinch was badly felt at first, the ma
tives have rallied to the support of the
society. One curious effect OF the war
on animal protection ts the extreme
leniency OF the magistrates, who even
in cases of conviction, have made the
fines so low as not TO be deterrent to
cruelty. They excuse themselves for
this because of the rise in food prices.
In Madras alone there were over 1000
prosecutions last year.
The methods Of this Madras society
are very progressive. II owns an ami
NAL hospital officered by graduates of
the government veterinary college. In
deed. the society lends the hospital to
the government There were over 1900
patients last year.
A cruel practice Of the municipali-
ties. that prevails all over India, is the
hiring of men TO club to death on the
streets stray dogs. The society now
maintains lethal chambers for humane
killing of these stray animals.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-28
Time! Time has demonstrated that
a spade of a certain width digs easier
and faster-with greater efficiency

Scoop-shovels in gardens are
of little service. And crowbar
for spading is a worthless tool.
The one is too wide-the
other too narrow. The right
medium is the efficient spade.
Experience best of
practical and scientific motor
experience-has made convinc-
ing the logic of the Twin Six.
We have put two power
producing factors where there
was only one before.
In reducing the size of the
cylinders by half, and multiply
ing their number by two, we
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
\ BUYERS AND
SELLERS ASSOCIATION

AMARILLO, Texas. March -.
Fifteen hundred cattlemen from all
parts Of the west met here today to
organize a buyers aud sellers assoc
ciation. The visitors were formally
welcomed by Mayor Bealey and ".
II. Fuqua, prominent Panhandle cat
tleman.
A banquet win lie held tonight.
followed By two dances One of the
dances Will be devoted TO the old
fashioned square dances, while
the other, in progress simultaneous
ly, will be for modern dances. For
mer Governor stubbs of Kansas was
scheduled to be the principal speak
er at the meeting The final session
viii be held tomorrow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
FEAR IOWA CORN
CROP Will BE FAILURE

DES MONIES. la. March. H.
This is seed corn week in lowe.
Following a wet. cold summer the
corn crop was a partial failure and
examination Of seed corn has shown
that a surprising amount OF il will
not terminate So alarmtd are the
exierts bankers and agricultural ed
itors that they have convinced Gov.
Geo. w Clarke that Iowa faced an
other bad corn year. this time from
light crop because OF poor seed
corn, and he has designated this
week as Seed Corn Week dur
ing which every farmer is urged to
test his seed corn IN -o--A e
Iowa counties ii Is esti-@sed that a
least hais OF The seed corr = poor
and thousands of bushels will be
imported from the southwest
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
CHILDREN HURT BY NOISES
Nasless cormctions % .
SIC City.

Very few mothers realize how ~.
treme'y sensitive Young chuircn are
% noises Of ali kiuss and how fnairh
0, their "naaghtlness" is due TO ners-
5as Irritation set up by al tho house
hold roises OF The day.
To a certain exteat every woman
who has tho care u children realizes
this fact When tbe baby goes 20 bed
all the house Is hushed In order thar
II may sleep. rf
But oEee the child awakers no cen
sideratien Is shown 20 its tender
nerves. and the evil couseassnesa 60
the child's health are often .vury Aeri (.
Gus aud cling TO Il all through Iife.
Doctors are always Insisting on this
paramount characteristic Of TIE xouru-
child-its great nervous sehsibhlty
And any mother who observes tho
child when door Is haaEed q dog
barks or. street trader shbuts will
notice its distress. At every bang CT
other sudden noise there IA a ncrvosss-
frightened start
The result of days noise OF ail
kinds to young children. especially Il
they are delicate, is a state OF nervous
depression and irritation asst l
This is commonly mistaken Cor iere.
per and naughtiness. but IL Is real
nervous illness They not ouiy -
come petuiant, but their appetite f%sas
and their digestion Is thrown ir,f'4 aise
order. rFsH Tel
No doubt the evil effects Of t'fsy Ne
on children are due in great psstftn
the ineessant noise Kansas c'tt
Star. ~ nar
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
Enjoy Your Work
and Your Pay

4 haze siVen Feiev Ccthcrtie fah-
lets thorough triat. rnt frasI she
rtsalta ohl1lueG. ! can honest rec
ermead them a. rultd but sur lax-
alive. Thcy work without 1flaln4.
Mm. q. +. Biefkc. Hancock. Mel.
gacsitNcs ycu feel 50 htesy and
stuffed an. so lnecfGfertahle nnd bli-
icus-ilae. with . Ican hes 1aeae
nervous unrest ana thicA fufey
tongue. Your sgators IA ela<ssRU. gouF
bowels are nat ctlliratlnF freciy,
year vital resistance - iowegtt ard
YOUR system beccufss more au4eupu-
BILE 20 The iurotds OF DISEASE
Foley Cateartic Tanlcts rclievu this
condition over night. with ~ uuplcas-
oftrass ana nn cpstfve after efieets.
They re the ideal laxative ana those
VIE depend anon them for rrsclta are
tie healthy. happy. carc-frea pr0pie
VIE have no headaches. no Bilious
mess. ani who can enjoy both isle
WOrK and che pleasure lAet coFuess
ssnto their lives Your araGs.st sells
tAtn.
sold hv Cnrlin's Two nrhR STORES
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01

Cultivated men and women haye n
ways counted good books a1neng theu
most valued possessions, and ~ an
not believe that this taste car q SEQ
rifced without definite los 9m
civilization. The spoken ear6 eac
never supplant the written WORT "a
In fact, the present tenaane 81 eo
ward substituting print fof esl
Nor can reading ia public ola takf
the place OK reading ones eva 9}fs
in the quiet Of ones home h9As
that are owned wait pafie8ti IS 1as
readers leisure. and ~ have lH sas
book one wants. when orc wApis L Is
and u.ust remain one # Tbs Hrseas
luxuFies OF a cultivated life
Books. too, when personally na
gather around themselves atth q
personal associations. The hfna
ing. paper and tltlepaee reeil t#s
conditions under which tha book as
into our possession. As wg ~ 81
pages we remember tho lsse tire rs
read il. the place aud clrcums ones
and the people with whom lis
cussei H. Books have pefsea isfs
and they must always remala .hs
warm friends OF their possesseF
Atlantic Monthly.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
Aae Of Oysters

As the result Ct examinations o tee
surface lamellae ~ the SHELF g af
ST. hundred oysters o. knoNn r. az.
OF xarious ages from eighteen NINTH
to six ears. made by Miss 4 T. M
sy. ard aNtea IN tbs Seien'itir 'H
cations uader the section On neae
les. the following conditions les
as to the relation between age t1f y
number OF surface lameilae ct gHF
rings Miss Massey states Ei4.
ter 81 eighteen months o. sNa
mers appears 70 possess a. ia
rings. but RAY have as waar Wg
one OF three summers has 20 81
- rings. boz may have 81 raN
year.oid oyster may have uzsg
rings. or may possess seven q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
FoR oyERwoRKEp wo,i.N

This is the season Of the year
when the wife and mother begins to
feel the strain of household and so
cial duties, and gets into a rundown
nervous, weakened condition. To all
such our local druggists. Curtin S
Two Drug Stores, say: We have a
rare combination OF the three old
est tonics known, in Vinol, which
we guarantee to restore strength
mako you eat better, sleep better
and feel better, or we win return
your money. adf'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
COMFORTING WORDS
Many Il Waxahachie Household VIII
Find Them So.


Find Them SO.
To have the pains and aches of a
bad back removed to be entirely
free from annoying, dangerous u.i-
nary disorders, is enough 10 make
any kidney sufferer grateful. The
following advice of one who has SUI
fered VIII prove comforting words
10 hundreds of Waxahachie readers
Mrs. c. G. Black. 122 Kaufman
ST., Waxahachie. says Il suffered
from kidney complaint off and on
for the last two years. Often, my
back panied me so that | couldn't
do my washing. | also had a dull
ache in my head. The action of my
kidneys was irregular and / had no
ambition to do anything. One Of
the family had used Doan's Kidney
Pills with such satisfactory results
that | decided to see what they
would do in my case. They were
quick to act and in about two weeks,
| was rid Of the trouble"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Black had Foster-Mil-
burn Co, Props, Buffalo. n. Y.
adv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
Heu q Tel a Trains Sped.

Count the clicks q the wtefFs p
one raj (because joints al
for 20 seconds. ard tho reaul. d
the miles per hour the trasr sHA
nlng. There are i7s sg-fcos Fa g
$3.50 feet The train. say. ia go He
At a. niles gaF hour II cssUa
rails IL ane minute. Or 2 p rats &c ans
second. which. multiplied - e. ggsflt
- rails * ~ seconGs. % a. miles
hour. II 5esoct rails are usef tal u
suits would be a. rails II 81 Seconds
at - miles per aouF. klt z e fe1g
accurate aad can DO done easils E 5
urfie practice.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01


kll ennpuucsm made Heeef
taa bead are sna. q tAe seiioa
u rs democratic orlnsry eleetapt
10 - hsga II @alg 1916.
FOR TAX q lef
w TOO jones'
s3ti.4IE uRATguKR.
] s. KEAToN
GRO c. sWEATT
JAMES a. COX
VI & HAMILTON
F9r County AfteEney
TON BALI
y d gnkscf.t.
Hsaisg TfgEx
oF Commit sa.oaef. PFeeiaet !
TIN AEWT0@.
JIM CAGt.NNs.
'og C8mmls soner. Precinct No.
sTA&LEY MATTHEWS
j. 81 Jaaas
F3g comml- soas Precinct 4
y a NITHgRsP00N.
FRANZ KEEsEE
HOWARD GARHiN.
W FEW
Il a GAAAwAY.
II. g. nAWKISS.
FOR Constable Precinct ~. L;
Jfa nAMM
4. G. JOHNSON
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HNeAeNNNNNSeeN

In one minute your clogged nos
trils viii open. the cir passages OF
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking.
snuffling. blowing. headache. dry
ness, No struggling for breath as
night; your cold or catarrh VIII be
gone.
Get a small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now APP
ply little of this fragrant. anti
septic. healing cream to your nos
trils II penetrates through every
air passage of the head, soothes the
inflamed or swollen mucous mem
bfanes and relief comes instantly
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed
mp with cold or nasty eatarrh
Relief comes So quickly. adv
If 1t weren't for fooiishness. the
world would be a disagreeable place
t. reside.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
GIRLS AND BOYS MENTALLY
Female Begins Early TO ceysf9r Y
Scientists Say, But She sthpS
Before the Boy

1T NAY be taken as an ecacttaa
fact" writes German scdeusisig stTf
the average age Of speeels dssf IN
ment is several months asafsat ~ alsn
girl than in the boy While ~ ~
very rare to find a yearana sshis'f old
boy still unable 70 talk. the aeYalpn
ment of speech has made eonsphis lAs
progress in girls OF thia axe, Hila IN
certain later periods oflife e4i fpi9,ei
advancement is even more ytssi'a
AT fifteen the male IL sea- hsly
only bic hoy, while the girl s. Qfsun
quite finished young girl Yet aet
mental development net only sssu.
earlier. but stops earlier y # frpb
ably not to be doubted thai q the
young woman OF twenty-five al the
powars OF tie intellect which esA .-ss--a
Bile CT developing are 1t ieass tnai
Gated and formed ard general a
ready quite well established, Tue
twenty i've. year.old youth on the 9th
er hand. is stu full of unguesgea ms
sibillties for the future. Tho eseep
ticns that occur do not yitlate 80 at.
eTage law that the comparative cit
II development Is relatively ams llf r.
the girl. IN women the consefy atlvf
tendencies natural 20 their a are
most marked. in men, The progressive
tendencies"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
WHAT SOME OF THEM
ARE DOING WITH
THIS EXTRA DAf

. COLUMBUS. Ohio. March .
. - Central Ohio deyotees =
. Of boxing tonight win see John .
. ny Griffth's, Akron light =
. weight. and Leach Gross OF .
4 New York. in twelye-round
. contest at the State street .
. Coliseum here, under the di- y
q rection Of the oueensbury club. .
. MINNEAPOLIS - Ter civic .
. organizations chose today, an
. unusual date. for launching
Q campaign against mosquitoes '
o in this city surrounded BY =
. state that has 10,o0o lakes. =
: 1t is planned to eliminate eF- =
. cry puddle in the state where ,
. water stagnates.
. DALLAS, Texas Three bish- :
. OPS. Luther f. Todd Of s.
a tonis Walter r. Lambath q =
a Birmingham. Ala. and e. T.
q Igoss OF Muskogee, Okla We're =
a here today to ala in planning =
= The Methodist membership e1n- =
naign 10 he inangurated IN Tex .
= az and New Mexico. haIeh y.
. TULSA. Okla. tulsa bust :
a ness men selected the extra aay
= = the year 20 celebrate Pros =
9 parsty Day. Ia addition e tie
. usual earasal features z oAs- ,
= tery OF public speakers VIII Ten
. Tulsa Nhat regular city = T. >
eS~ee . . q y . =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
CRY a.AoNNeE.AlsNrs.

CRY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
E0s Cltv AsSessor aad C~'Iecrcr'
CARROLL TODD.
FoF Gay 1arahaI.
JCHs DAVENPORT
For city Secretary.
JOE EVANS.
Ser Clty treasurer
LYNN %. LAssg ELL.
FOR City Attorney
R0ur. T. SULLIVAN.
FeT Alderman. Ward 1:
l. M WILLIAMS.
For Alderman NeTa -
n o CHATHAM.
Fer Alder@2A. Ward 3:
IL y MCoMBS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01

and even thcn they ar,
ins small game. The II
Classified ads are rap
ness he4p, Quick, +
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FoR SALE ot a ba eain Il
automobile electric lights and
er Easy terms Auson T "a
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ron SALE

eoR SALE ileti9 David CA
syeie Price right what has
. trede TOM Grimland
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
Of DOUAMONT
::5ED BY TEUTONS
rHE WEATHER..
lnrLTRY an Eeos.

POULTRY AND E.as. .hIs mora ~
EGGS FOR s4AKChgAG iad gained 3
Burr cfpireton. 81 so per the flrenivn
X Red $3.50 slice pen
haired Roeka 800 peateh was me
t. T. schaster. waSahadt. s3ia Ras4
ome unknown
flames se-
.3ARRFn ROCK nGGs ems scoscred tl,e
d IS cocks direct from the Cronlents. sala
70. Of New York Is eggs atat loss In.
peciat ratc foe large quan $500 as
fertility Guaranteed J. w
4 Citizens National bank tgs around 50
-"'>--r~---e- isaitsd from
rog SALE. aghane pre-
---he hufnine ct
con SALE Harley oaelaaou
syeie. Price nsnt what hay-
treaef fom Grimland tENs
-,,sts., s,Kttstsg
FoR SALE at a ba. ealn Il
automobile electric iights and.b nuess.
er Easy terms Auson I. Ca fbaf All
as-s---.-.s-..s-es
FoR SALE MACK Jersey Gov - -.
toure heiter calf See ia Car - j, ha5t,
weee made 70
neuo0s Tue
COR sAIsh~TWo Ieraes 5ws.,....r.
Epply TO WIN Lowe Il g. "
HE Old phone 9e4o-Fins lyrsnS
srikN CHigoE
FOR SALE Estate gas r. ,t.v-h ,oho
condition. Ruud sis,sea sltb .artfef'
4eater o H., cheap. Rev afr NJ Fiat4
selling Can be seen at riees FORT, ,as.a
furniture 90 lem WrAy. s
Set cuaft
600 miles good a. efvpx
eash balance time: mig ,,,,,,,tso,-,,,.s.v.
ruias feed or cheap car.
erneld Of Owl
ON SALE Flva room - .eh' laheKotia-
IT'D two and or halt acras stirred up a
n Kaufman street, thrae MS afternoon
rom square, servant house end sgs3 -,
md modern euuyealeaete seg ~ II FIJI
g. Deputy 80 Kaufman street. q 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
CREAM FOR cATiaRH
OPENS III NoSTRn.s

, Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Hcad-Colds. lis Splendid.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01

ron RENT Ok ski-E So res-
deaee on West Ma.a strel. las iife
large rooms. hali and tafh II first
class ean4itioa 2. saimon. nal-
las. Texas. r II. Cont rs. agea-.
W4xahschis r
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FOg Ri.NT Desirable tao room ap-
stairs bsht hoHaeseep.uE atarr-
meuts. nicely fnrniahod. close las
modern convenience 30 COLLEGE
street Paene CSC IT
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sGGs FOR liAKctlgAG
Burr ofplrston $50 per
X | Red slice PEI
barred Rock 500 pes
{. y schaster. waSaha.
.
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tENs
OVID QtttN

- Buci4
"a that ali II
AlnE over tho
the dowasr
ked ~ built
were made To
81 tfsiglE Tho
sNltffruW
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
Pointed Paragraphs

Alas for the lass Who Il afflicted
" I'M iasS4,ude
Everybody knows hos everybody
else ought 20 DO things
There are sermons n stones
also ic" cream in bricks
\ man ism neces ,arily fwof8ted
because he has q double chin
s. woman never preteuds 90 be-
young until She begins % feel old
When q woman hasn't any more
'o say she Is willing 20 Jet man
talk
once 10 a white a lazy man looks
For work ont ~ idle curiosity
The average man would rather
blow his own horn than listen 20 a
band concert
The less some women have 70 say.
the more difficult IL IS for them not
70 say TO-
n tWO women kiss bur once when
they meet IFS q sisn that they are
not very good friends
Tt's surprising how quickly a man
RECEIVERS from what he imagined was
r. fatal attack - love
Humility is one % the ingredients
self made man occasionally for
gets % mix with bis material.
Give ne the man who sings NJ
ti7 work says Carlyle Yea. yer
fly deliver him into our hands and
We'll do The rest.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25

q child entering from sdenoids
often complains Of oarache, and ear
ache means that The child r. IN
danger Of getting a running ear
How can you tell II your child
has iarg" 'onsils and adenolda7
Watch carefully 10 see n tho
child takrs cold easily and haz sore
throat often or complains Of fro
quon' oaraobe
n gou ind thar your child hag
difficulty n breathing through IT,
nose. have The tonsiis and adenoiIs
removed Immediately Don't delay
thinking they will get better az tho
child gcts older
Thsy won't They will only gol
worse ard every day yon delay will
retard the physical and mental
growth ~ your child.
Ehe reason some children ar,
I backward at school and unable d,
keep up With their classes IL be-
cause Trey have adenoi3s which ha0
.rfsrIird vlfh their proper physi
. .sI Development and consequent!
} With thelr EslEal EFouth 40 wall
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
Sir WiIfred Coming Back

Tho average citizen 81 tho United States
knows very little about Canadian politics, and
Vet the subject Is one which should interest all
OF IA yory much because OF our close proximity
10 the Dominion and the many personal and
business ties which bind the two countries 20
gether.
Particularly should We watch Canadian poll
tics now owing TO tho practical certainty that
the voters Of Canada will at their next general
election overthrow the conservative government
and return the liberals 70 power
The provincial election just held in British
Columbia resulted In overwhelming liberal
victory. So far ~ British Columbia is concern.
ed tho conservative party was practically wiped
on the map This election was quite generally
considered the last hope Of tho conservative
party.
For Is months or more things have been going
steadily against the conservatives Every pro
yincial and every bieection has registered lib
pral victory similar In meaning 10 the recent
election In Manitoba about n year ago. The lib
oral party showed Increased pluralltes In Que.
bee and Montreal. and carried tho day In evory
aae where special election was held to an a
vacancy
Various reasons are given for these evidences
NJ liberal strength including some dissatisfaction
with the way In which the Borden government
has handled Canadian war activities, growing
feeling Of conservative inefncicncy IN other ways
and the purging from The liberal party ~ the
.upclal privilege interests which brought n into
disfavor and were largely responsible for it's
doH mall q few years ago.
T., dominion general election VIII he held I'm
tho fall Of 1917. r. would naturally have come
this year. but was postponed II months because
~ war conditions II seems practically certain
harring a complete reyulbiOn ~ feeling, that the
liberals will return 20 power I'm Canada In 1917
This in turn, will mean that Sir Wllfred Laurier
Canada's Grand Old Man" again will be pre-.
mier ef The Dpgainign at 7bl
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
Why Not This Kind of a
School Building For All?

81 Paul has just completed a school building
In a class by itself II is a one-story building.
this Randolph Heights school. There are eight
classrooms, auditorium, Offices. rest rooms,
all on floor
There is door opening outward from each
room, and the building is hreproof
visitors principal impression is LIGHT
one is overwhelmed by the abundance Of day
light. which has baniEhed every dark corner.
This light all comes from overhead skyiights.
which almost make the building into one huge
photographers studio This light and modern
construction gives air Of coziness % the
school somewhat like the coZiness Of a modern
bungalow.
The assembly hall may be turned into a play
room or gymnasium al moments notice
There are rest rooms for teachers. something
greatly needed in every school. By the way. And
each cloakroom is equipped Vlth foot warmers
for the children.
In The center % nc building are Two well light
ed, we'll ventilated toilet rooms. SIX shower baths
inclosed Ia beautiful marble slabs sdton the
swimming pool. which automatically cleans it-
self
And there isn't sharp corner inside the
building The conjunction of The floors and the
walls has been rounded "a and dust-cstchers
avoided.
This school is said 10 surpass me famous one
story school buildings Of Rochester. - T.. where
/ the idea originated
Il cost 100000.