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The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
BLACK HAND AFTER CARUS0
Tenor Receives Letters From Black
mailers Demanding $4,000.

NEW YORK. March 8 -Enrico ca.
euso. the tenor. has received two le'-
tsrs from he placL Hand demanding
$4,000 or his life.
The frs, letter instructed Caruso 10
put the money n his pocket stroll
tlong Broadway and give II 10 the
first man who asked him for letter.
.Caruso took the walk, with two detec-
riyes behind him Evidently the writer
followed his movements for today
came a second letter saying
When you weui out yesterday You
had two biz policemen with you. DO
not try 20 foo, Us again We mean
business,
Instructions followed 20 leave the
money this time In a bas AZ named
spot in Brooklyn and concluded with
threats 20 get Caruso on the street
or the stage
Two Italians. Antonio Cincotu an !
Antonio Massiani 10th OF Brooklyn.
were arrested. suspected Of knowing
something about the letters. They
we're arrested near spor whore ca
russo was ordered 70 place the money.
after a decoy had been set by detec-
t!ves. Cincotti is a saloonkeeper;
Masiani an importer OF groceries.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
cUMMINs BEATEN
BY VOTE OF 40 TO IS
Amendment To Postal Savings Bill
Is Voted Down -Borah's Amend
,ment Is Adopted.

WASHINGTON. March Further
night for and against the Cdmmins
amendment to the postal saving BANKS
bill was prevented IN the senate to-
day when snap Judgment WAS taken
Immediately after the senate con-
vened. A bare handful OF senators
was present Newlands. who had the
right 10 the floor. had not arrived ana
the yeas and nays were ordered he-
fore Cummins or any of the progress
sives came. The roll call was on ia
full swing when Cummins rushed
through the side door.
No power on earth can stop a roll
call In the senate when in full swing
Efforts were made TO have 10 delayed
hut that was not permissible. The
roll call produced So senators. The
Cummins amendment was rejected, IS
yeas. 40 nays.
Those voting for the Cummin
amendment which limited the pow or
OF the president to invest postal funds
I'm government bonds 10 time OF ac-
tual war, and not when an eXigency
threatening the credit Of the United
States arose, were:
Senators Beveridge, Borah Brown
Burkett, Chamberlain, Clapp. Clarke
of Arkansas. Crawford, Cummus,
Dixon, Dolhver, Gamble, LaFoAettc
McCumber, Owens, Shively, Stone.
Taliaferro.
Those voting against the amendment
were Senators Bradley. Brandegee,
Bulkely, Burnham Burrows. Burton
Carter, Clarke OF Wyoming; Crane
Cullom. Curtis. Davis. Dick. Dillins-
ham, Flint. Foster. Frye. GallinEer
Guggenheim. Hepburn. Johnston
Jones, Kean. Lodge. Martin. Money
Oliver. Overman. Page Paynter, Ray
ner. Root, Scott simmons Smith OF
Maryland; Smoot Stephenson, War
ner. Warren and Wetmore
Senator Borah rep. Idaho) offered
an amendment providing that no pos
tai funds shall be invested in govern
ment bonds bearing less than two and
one-fourth per cent interest This was
adopted by vote OF 80 10 I, Senator
Money (Dem., Miss voting in The
negative.
This addition to the Smoot amend
ment prevents the investment OF pos
tai funds in two per cent bonds. but
permits It 10 be used in purchasing
Panama three per cent bonds.
Vote on Smoot amendment 46 20 q.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
WANTS INFORMATION ON
PUBLICITY IN PINCH0T CASE
Attorney for Baliinger 10 Question De-
posed Forester-More Subpenas
Are Issued.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Just
what part the publicity bureau OF the
forest service played in spreading the
Pinchot conservation propaganda is
point which Attorney J. J Nertrees,
counsel for Ballinger, intends 10 have
made public before the congressional
investigating committee.
Former Forester Pinchot today pro
duced a decision by the attorney-gen-
eral under which he claims the news
paper campaign OF the service was au-
thorized. despite the prohibition in the
lest appropriation bill designed oy
congress men 10 curtail the services ot
the press department Pinchot justiiies
the bureau and the lecture work on
the ground OF the necessity OF spread
ing the conservation. and he differs,
according TO his testimony. from that
OF Secretary Ballinger. Attorney Yer
trees thinks there may be some inter
esting developments.
Vertrees requested subpenas today
for the appearance before The commit
Tee of Elmer E Todd, United States
attorney at Seattle. and Special Agent
c. \. Parks. Both these Witnesses,
counsel for Baliinger hopes 10 prove
that the testimony given by Special
Agent Jones and l.. r. CLAWS as 10 the
latter's reason for not instituting Grim
inal prosecution in the Alaskan coal
cases was false.
Parks is called 10 prove the conter-
lion OF the defense" that he eccob-
panied the assistant custodian of the
Seattle federal building. when Claws
private box was first discovered, and
that he did not place therein the two
Cunningham letters afterwards al
Tered 10 have been found In the box
by A. Christensen.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
LOCKS HER ESCORT.
IN COURT OFFICE.
Lizzie Rice, Juvenile Delinquent
Makes Getaway After Being Com
mitted To House of Good Shepherd.

lids anyone seen Lizzie Rice
The Juvenile court officers. clerks
Of the probate. court. pohcemr'
uuant 9th ers AID "a rev others Would
like 20 know. but they nate 10 ASH the
question
The answer 10 Lizzie Rice-Wh o is
conundrum-arUuud the county
building IS
"Shi"
Lizzie is IA years old. Her parents
ave on tifth-st. near pine. but Lizzie
is not at home The last seen OF Ia
ale was when Miss Freeman, woman
parole officer. starred with her for 'at
House OF Good Shepherd, and While
leaving the probate oficcr was locked
in by Lizzie That was nearly week
ago. Lizzie Is stu az large. II -
Ter second escape within few wec@S
With young girl named Fecteau,
Lizzie was engaged as an entertaiu''
IN Gratiot.ayc nickelodeons The po-
lice, under orders OF the JuNeAne
ourt. investiCated-or started tout
Lizzie had disappeared. She aud the
Fecteau girl were found In the once
o. a coal yard al 3 o'clock one morn
ing. and were arrested. They *
planned hat they had just stepped N
taere 10 telephone
Judge Hubert ordered the girl 10
60 10 a physician, and she started out
But she didn't return THAT was
month ago About ten DAYS ago az
ter the police and court officers had
searched everywhere for her. she was
located In Marine City She was
brought before Judge Hubert ana
was ordered sent 20 the House OF the
Good Shepherd.
Miss Freeman started away WIN
her She stepped into the probate OF
! fee. 20 have the commitment papers
made out. and Lizzie, standing near
the door. suddenly slammed Il and
turned the catch BY the time that
Miss Freeman managed 10 get out IN
20 the hall. Lizzie had disappeared
Police and court officers are scour
ing the countryside for her, and
mention OF her name causes uneasi
ness IN the county building
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
TO HAVE NEW DEPOT.
Port Huron Station for Grand Trunk
To Be Up-to-Date.

PORT HURON, Mich March 81
Especial Mayor Bell and Alderman
O'Sulliyan returned from Montreal
yesterday after a visit with Nice-Presi-
dent Fitzhugh Of the Grand Trunk
railway system The result of the
mayors visit Is that Port Huron will
have a modern up-to-date depot on the
site OF the present depot, and one that
will be ample for the needs OF this
community.
The proposal for a downtown depot
did not meet with favor. as Vice-Presl-
dent Fitzhugh stated that the plan for
downtown depot in Port Huron was
not practicable ON account OF the loca.
ton OF the 81. Clair tunnel and the
fact that the other trains could not
come down town, Mr. Fitzhugh. how.
ever. was thoroughly in accord with
the idea Of giving Port Huron an up-to-
date depot. and Mayor Bell and Alder
man O'Sullivan came back with the
assurance that the work would begin
at once and the plan Of the old depot
entirely remOdeled
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
MAN ACCUSED OF SELLING
SCH00LBoYS TOY PISTOLS
Police Say Many Pupils OF Irving
School Have Seen Injured
81 Playthnss.

An epidemic OF cases OF blood pos.
oning among pupils OF the Iryins
scnool caused al Investigation by the
;0liCe. and resulted in "A warrah,,
sworn out by Truant Officer Max Gross
man. and charging Pat Brady, of No.
73l Woodward-ayc., with selling TOY
uistols fo- shooting dynamite caps
Several young schoOlboys have been
burned by powder while shooting the
toy pistols. the back IRE resulting
dlsastrously 10 them In many OF the
cases the pupils have been unable 70
&c their school work on account Of
blood poisoning which set In. II is said.
Montros Marx OF No 1873 Hancock
ave. east. aimed one OF the pistols Al
6 boy plavmale, and the waddng hit
the other lad in the forehead. II ~
alleged.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
GUILTY OF MURDER.
Two Men Of Onaway Convicted Of
Manslaughter.

ALPENA, Mich. March 5.-(Spe-
cihl. )--George Heirhold charged with
murder in connection with the death
OF Peter ZakrewsM on Jan. 81, in Kra
kow township, was acquitted at Ona
way last night. The jury was out Tor
two hours.
Omer and Thomas Harrison, also
charged with the murder of Zakrew-
ski, were convicted Of manslaughter
All had been to dance and fought in
The road, Zakrevski being left He
crawled 10 the nearest house. told the
names OF his assaiiants. and expired
rhe autopsy showed % knife wounds
Heinhold's defense was he did not
engage In the fight. except TO part The
fighters.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
IS APPOINTED PROFESSOR.
New York Expert is Made Head OF
electrical Engineering at University.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, March 5.-The
board Of regents OF the university has
appointed {. l.. Demuralt, Of New
York city. 70 a professorship in cleo
trical engineering. His salary will be
So 600 year.
II was Mr. Demuralt who was ap-
pointed by the Austrian government
three years ago as consulting engineer
i'm the construction OF the great sim
plon tunnel and il was under bis di-
rection that the seven-mile dungeon
was electrified For several Years ne
has been az the head Of the Demuralt
company of consulting engineers in
New York city end has been repeated
ly called into consultation on electrical
engineering work for the United States
government
At present Mr. Demuralt is in
charge OF the construction OF the Ham,
uton and Toronto project for transmit
ting electric current from Niagara
Falls 20 Hamilton and Toronto.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
Hero Rescues Two.

PITTSDURG, Pa. March o.
Aroused from, slumber by cries for
help. Andrew Jackson. an aged man
living I'm a shanty boat, rowed In n
ckin while only attired in his night
clothes and res ned John Pickles and
Samuel Meeks from one of feet CT
10 fatboats which had broken from
their moorings in the Allegheny river
early today Carried by the swollen
current, he fleet is speeding down
stream. The men, with others, had
been working on the boats but had
failed 70 hear the cry Of warning when
the cables snapped.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
FLAMES CAUSE X
MUCH EXCITEMENT
Employees of Sun Stove Co. Scurry
From Factory When Fire Breaks
Out; Loss $4,000.

Fire m the sun stove Co.'S factory
al NoA 1915 Macomb ST.. at II 40 sat.
urdav afternoon caused considerable
excitement among the 20 employees IN
the building. bat all OF them managed
TO get ont unhurt.
The fire started IN the workroom ON
The third door. ana rs said 10 have
btcn caused 90 one of the workmen
rpillng car of gasoline over mo.
tor. The motor caught fire. and the
flames spread 20 a pile OF grating. The
damage is placed al $1,000
Buck" Mcmahon. member of en-
glne CO. No 80, had his right hani
badly cut while gona up a ladder oy
falling glass. The large crowd which
had gathered was forced "a seek sne!
ter when one OF ,ho large hose burst.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
ships To Be At Elks' Meeting.

WASHINGTON, March Ass istant
Secretary OF the Treasury Department
IIilles has sent word 10 Congressman
DENLY that his request for the detail Of
revenue cutters for the Elks' conyen-
ton In Detroit viii receive prompt at
tention. 1t is believed the depart
ment will order such ships TO partci.
pate In the meetings as are available.
Mr.. DENLY has also asked the navy de
partment 10 detail naval militia boats
to Detroit If possible.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
ALBION STUDENT WINS.
S. n. Howe Captures First Prize IN
MA c. Oratorical Contest NN

EAST LANSING. Mich, March o.
Stanley N Howe, representing Albion
college Won FIRST kCnors I'm the annual
Michigan Oratogicai league contest,
which was held IN the Agricultural
luilding al the Michigan Agricultural
college Friday afternoon and eNeninS
Miss Catherine Mauck, OF Hillsdaie.
Won the womenS contest in the after.
noon session I'y this victory. Albion
has won three consecutive debates.
In the women'sv contest Miss Emil
Gardner. OF Kalamazoo colleg9. I'm
isned second /lho other cuntestaWs
were Miss Grace Bethany. of Npsi-
lanu: Miss Laura Spbring. OF Alma.
and MISS Zulu la Forge. of Albion.
In the meas. G.. {. Converse. NJ
Allsdalc. took second honors. h ID
Van Wagenen. Of NJ. A. C.; Albert
Rlddering. OF NIsilanu; c. c. Ritzo,
of Oliyet: G. l.. Queen. OF Adrian. III.
\. Drake. OF Alma. A. l.. Nerhulst, of
Hope. and :. j. Williams, of kal8mt
zoo. were the other contestants
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
NOTED TRAGEO|AN
. DIES IN MONTANA
Louis James, Taken III While Tour
ing West in Shakespearean Roles,
Expires in Helena.

HELENA. Mont. March 5.-Lonls
James. the famous Uagedian, died here
al 30 o'clock This morning, OF heart
disease.
The veteran actor WAS taken III
white touring the west In Shakespear'
van roles.
The James company. few days ago.
was stalled on train In the noun
tains OF Washington by snowslides and
washouts The time hung heavily on
the hands OF the actors fellow passen-
gers. and at Mr. James suggestion the
players produced The Merchant or
Venice" ON an improvised stage In the
baggage car
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
VIII Welcome Roosevelt.

NEW YORK, March MAYOR Gay
nor appointed the committee which
will welcome former President ROOse-
Welt back 10 his native land next June.
Among the members are j PierpOnt
Morgan. William s. McAdoo. Timothy
L. Woodruff Theodore p. Shonts. Sen
ator Elihu Root, Gen Horace Porter,
George B Cortelyou. Paul Morton,
Otto T. Barnard. William Loeb. Jr,
Herman Rider. Gen Stewart /. Wood
ford. Andrew Carnegie. Joseph II.
Choate and Seth Low.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
Find sody Dangling To Urea

PARKERSBUkG. W Va. March 5.
The lfeless body Of Granville Mil
lcr. for whom a posse has been scou--
Ing the hills of Gilmer county. for he
attempted murl.r OF his wife Oh
Thursday night, vas found this morn.
ing dangling ar the end Of rope tied
10 tree The discovery was made
by q couple or BOYS Mrs. Miller ia
SIN alive bat physicians say her
chances for recovery are doubtful
She had been struck on the head with
IN ~
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
New Cycle Record.

BUFFALO. y. Y, March 5--Three
teams with score of 1.134 miles and
six laps Will lead the bunch in the
anal 10 hours OF the six-day bicycle
race which started at 1880 this aft,
einoon. Dedell brothers. by a terrific
sprint, joined the leading teams. De-
mara and Stein and Hill and Drobach
last night. Six other teams are one
lap behind. while Bardgett and Jones
are back three laps with a score Of
l,134 miles and three laps. The recent
Newark. n. j.. record for the same
time is 1,i07 miles and four laps
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
steamshlr Ines Under Ban.

WASHINGTON. March Steam
ship lines will be included in the para
graph prohibiting transportation cor
rorations from acquiring interest In
the capital stock OF competing lines.
This decision W1s reached by the
house interstate commerce committee
today on a party vote. An amend.
ment offered by Rep Richardson
CDem.. Ala TO secure the physical
valuation OF railroads was voted down
by the Republicans.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
POST EMPLOYEES DISMISSED.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. March O.
More fuel was thrown on the smoll-
Gering FIRE OF the local labor troubles
here Friday afternoon, when three
union carpente's employed az tho
Postum Cerea! company plant,
owned by c. " Post. were sum
marily dismi ssei because they be
longed 10 the carpenters union.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
Tools stolen: Suspect arrested.

Some time Friday night the plant OF
the Northway Motor x Manufacturing
Co. was entered and several sets ~
tools Belonging 70 employees We're
stolen. Saturday morning the police
wsre notified that man was trying
10 sell some tools in a secondhand
store az No. 23l Grand Riyer-aye.
Motorcycle Officer Frank Smell hurried
70 the store and arrested Bert Sim.
ooe. % years old. No 81 Park-st., on
suspicion The tools Simcoe was try
ing 10 sell are said 10 be the ones
taken from the Northway Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
MRS. coPLEY THAW BETTER.

PORT HURON. Mich March .
(specialJ John W Thompson re-
ceived a cable this mornins which
stated that his daughter, Mrs Josiah
Coploy Thaw. who has been seriously
il a. Cannes France. the past few
dayg. was much improved and ont Of
fanCor
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
nudne parLer Goes Abroad.

NEW YORK. March 5-Former
Judge Alton 3 Parker left today on
the KajseTin Auguste Victoria for a
three months trip abroad much 81 the
time 10 be spent in Russia A. ST.
Petersburc he VIII see the car. but
as 90 the nature OF The conference.
Judge Parker was non-committal.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
SCRIPTS DECISION AFFIRMED.

LANSING, Mich, March 5-(Spe.
ciuJ supreme court today hane.
ed down an opinion Affirming the de-
cision OF a WAYNE county court in the
case Of W 5. Scripps VS. John Swee
uey and John :. Sweeney VS.. W. 5
SCripps.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
SERIOUSLY HURT IN RUNAWAY.

ALPENA, Mich, March 5.-(Spe-
cial.)-Mrs Joseph Clouthier. 81.
while on her way 10 a train this morn.
ing TO visit in Grand Rapids, was
thrown when the bus team ran away.
Both her legs were broken, and she
is IN a serious condition.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
oBLASER TRIAL, MARCH 10.
Defendant Is Accused Of Numbering
Mrs Gahlen.

on motion Of Attorneys McHugh &
Gallagher Saturday morning. Judg"
Murphy ordered a speedy trial for
August Oblaser. charged with the muir
der OF Mrs Gahlen in Hamtramck last
summer The trial was set for Thurs
dav. March 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07

The following members OF the post
graduate class OF the Detroit Conserv.
atory Of Music viii give a program in
the conservatory hall Tuesday even.
ing. March 5 Misses Mabel Guess.
Marie Barney, Florence Girardot. RO
celia Bower. Marjorie Cleland and
Nayme Foreman
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07

lie told CLIFFORD rinchot to write the
famous letter 10 the senate, accord
ing to rinehot's te~tfmonS before the
Investigations committees la " ashing-
ton. saturday. The reading ot this
communication In the upper branch
at congress resulted In Pinchot's dis
mi~sal ~ chief forester. The de-
posed forester said he wrote the let
ter "hccnu-c A seemed 10 me wise,
riGht and fair that the cases Of
Price aud shaw. be presented tn the
SENATE sc the same time as Atty
ten. Mickershatn's defense of Sec
rotary InlitnErr. And also because
senator poIliNcr asked me"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
YOUNG MAN SHOOTS SELF.

LANSING. Mich. March 5-tSpe-
,ialJ-Orrville Davis. son of we'll
Known contractor. shot himself with
, revolver this morning and may die.
.-lhralth caused the deed
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07

You're not fair 20 Tom. pa said
the dear girl. There Is a great deal
in him
II believe that after getting a whin
OF his breath tonight. replied her
stern parent
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
LIVED IN STATE rs YEARS.

OTSEGO. Mich, March 5,-tSpo-
ciall -Vrula Ann Wilson. 50. died
Yesterday from Brights disease she
lived in Michigan IS years and in or
sego so wears
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
Mail Box Robbed

4 mail box at Riopelle-st. and For
est-ave was broken open during Fri
day night When the carrier arrived
Ar the box he found only one letter
In IT,
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07
The Badge of Honesty

on every wrapper of Doctor Perces Golden Medical Dscov
ry because full list Of ingredients composing printed there
in plain English More than forty of experience has
its superior worth boodpurie and nvgoatng tonic for
the cure disorders and all liver Ills builds the
rundown other in which alcohol is used
medicinal principles of native roots such Golden
Seal and Queens root Mandrake Boodroo
and Cherrbak extracted and preserved by the OF
chemically pure triple-re6ned gycerine.
Send 10 Dr. r. " Pierce Buffalo, ~ Y, for free booklet
which quotes from weecognized medical authorities
such Drs. Baholow, King Scudder Coe Engwood and
Others showing that these be depended
all weak of the stomach,
panied by indigestion dyspepsia well all bilious liver
complaints and in all wasting diseases where there loss of
flesh and gradual running down of the strength and
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07

Mr. and Mrs ; T. Douglas will 20
TO New York the frst of the week and
then 10 Charleston. s. c., FOR short
stay.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab.
lets Druggists refund money X II falls
10 cure z. w GROVE signature Is
on each box csc.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-07

he
them he who al Ski
oil
In $ o
0 n
stock end cents in K V. nd
gcd Institute Buffalo n T. and large box of the ing Sye" will reach
by
o
make little bigger profit Though he offers the substitute less
ask
The gold leaf., 1910-09-22
Letter From Chapel Hill.

Chapel Hill, n. c., Sept 10, 1910.
To the GOLD LEAF:
Vance county ia represented this year
by seven boys in the University OF North
Carolina. These are: Messrs. Thomas
and James Royster ofTownesville, Char
lie Green OF Kittrell, Ollie E. Finch. Hen
ry Marrow, Gus and Jere Zollcoffer.
While their home is now Mebane, we feel
as though we ought to claim Albert,
James and Ralph Holmes, SONS Of Rev.
K. W. Holmes, who was for six years
pastor of Union Chapel, Mt. Carmel, and
Rehoboth churches.
In spite OF the raising OF entrance re-
quirements for the academic schools, the
enrolment in the University bids fare to
equal last years figures, S21. The
Senior class which numbers 105 is the
largest in the history OF the institution.
But as yet no statistics have been made
OF the other classes.
In a recent speech delivered before the
State Association of County Superin-
tendents assembled in Chapel Hill, Presi-
dent Nenable outlined partly the admin
istrative plans for the coming year.
Realizing that the college was crowded
to the limit of the capacity OF the equip
ment provided by the State, he planned
to have the institution grow in point OF
efficiency; and instead of expanding in
numbers, he desired small "lopping
off, as he put It, in the number who
registered last year. With this end in
view the faculty made the requirements
for entrance into the academic school 20
per cent. higher with the hope OF bring
ing down the academic registration some
so or 60. The fact that as many fresh
men have already registered as had
registered last year this time proves that
no normal restrictions made on the part
OF the administration of the college can
remedy the overcrowded condition of
the University. The help and the remedy
must come in the form OF an enlarged
equipment made possible by an increased
appropriation by the State Legislature.
The new year sees several members OF
the faculty gone because of inability on
the part OF the administration to give
the promotion and increased salary
necessary to keep them here. Among
those who are gone are DR.. Dolly of the
medical school, DR.. Mills OF the depart
ment Of chemistry, DR.. Ruffin OF the law
school, Mr.. Eaton of the department OF
geology, and few men of less promi-
nence.
DR.. Minis, who has been studying in
Europe since his election in 1908, has
taken up his work as Professor OF
English Literature DR.. Royster has
been promoted to full professorship of
English Language. Professor Graham
retains his position as Professor of En-
glish Literature and head of the depart
ment of English. His work consists
mainly in courses in self expression, and
as dean of the college he has not time to
offer many courses. Dr. Registers
speciality is Philology. DR.. Minis is best
known as an inspirational teacher Of
poetry.