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The Detroit times., 1914-11-24
CENTURY.

France. 1914" Lester G.. Horribly.
The Disensaged." Caroline puer;
Russia a Nation United by War" an
GnyssS prI 5 e eSancor oSr y
ary President" George creel; Historic
Miniatures" Weymer Mills LINE line
sTSrd Of Youth S, James as1 Jane cI Alse
The Snow Gardens" Zoe Atkins; From
Caesar 10 Kaiser" Edwin Davies
ssehooGnmaker Peru, the ., R99f Of Ro the
Night and the Wandering Jew" Paul
Barchan: Rheims Cathedral. 1914.
Grace Hazard Conkling; Mr. Maeivor
THE StormIng OF the Tuileries, IL.
Belloc, "PrinEip." Gale Young Rice;
The story. OF Thaddeus Gookin."
Again" Margaret widdemer; "Vil-
lagos" Arthur C. Benson: The kings,
Henry william Hoyne: The Vine
sion Of Mechanical Music" Robert Ha-
ven Schauffer; The Pragmatist," Al
Ian Updegran; Little Pig Pork" Wiz
share OF Responsibility" Franklin
Chase Hoyt.
RED book.
~He E%sfy Bu nIses's Frank upSr' westcots
Gods Country-and the Woman
James oliver cury SSe' Broken oxen
Cruise OF a Christmas Caravan" Har-
M is Msrt9n c hxS%d 5. Raymond; The
'The Crime Club" Frank Froest; "A
White Woman" Berthe Knatvold Mel
lett: "A Stake OF Million Dollars.
gShn Fleming Wilson Rnw Eor oT oxe tSe
Telephone" Crittenden Marriott: The
Faults of Her First Husband" Albert
Pays9n T f;l1s The Ru Aa9nym nTSs
Metal Knob" Justin Huntly Mccarthy;
The Little House in the DARK; John
Thomas Gray Fessenden.
STRAND.
THE Air-scout." +. Britten Austin;
"T rhs HGsband.4 Marie Louise Van sa-
aw.j "ReP Warren RarTs Pf sei fsm 0Ss
T 1'D Paul Bourget; '"The Dane
Talking Bird" f. Dyke; The War" A.
at Difrerent Ages-Lord Kitchener OF
Khartum;" How They Broke Into
Print'-V," Francis Arthur Jones; "A
Great HOvel shSwn in f M9yins Ma Plf
Makes I'D as Grumpy. " Wendell PHIL
lips Dodge; "our. Friends the Fighting
Ra,ahs-l" Saint Nihai s singh; Masks Masks
"a Funny as They Can--IIf," Charles
Pears: "Perplexities." Henry E. Dud-
eney; "Curiosities."
WIDE WORLD.
The Nutiny OF the Zlba'-I" j. r.
Browne; Among Head Hunters and
Cannibais," Joseph leighton; THE Ri
walls" T. j. Thomas: The Blufhng OF
Din Mahomed," G. p. Armour; The
Runaway. Train" Frederick Holdings
worth: my Adventures In Sarawak--
III" Her Highness the Rance OF Sara
wax: "Hona's "Tapu,'" d. w. O. Fa-
gan: IAN Unlucky Ride" II. T. Glib
son: Our Travels In Safari-land-I,"
The Detroit times., 1914-11-24

New York city has 3,6s6,936
dwehers ini apartment and tenement
houses and only 1,079,94s in private
dwellings.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-24
here is AN OBJECT LESSON FOR
THE MAN WHO HARPS "HARD TINES

who convinced that the
has with business who has settled back to wait
that there chance for bust
ness while the conflict is
depression whole lot of the sickness
Is with them-it a mental than physical complaint
a will take hand he be feeling fine
fiddle guarantee him sick in bed and deaths door, in
his mind week. just by telling him that he isn't looking well
ought be under the doctors
believe that could take this fat his back and have
job weeks time by simply calling him
daily and telling him he looking
That's the way is with business depressiOns.
Jonest tells times bad.
slight sign of thing in Jones bust
Brown goes a hat.
Brown says: will have to be caeu-tmes hard
Mrs Brown Brown said times
are hard.
Mrs Black tells Black said and
the next day Black meets Zones
"Times hard, JONES' Black
Immediately suspicious entrusted to Brown
but doesn't know of that he is meeting merely his own
spou Black Black and then back
70 himself
Black Mrs Mrs Brown and
h harping you going
Ito be.
Now for object lesson:
European doomed
large probable chief goat this side of the pond
However, that this industry 1915 going HAVE ITS
BIGGEST YEAR
this enpsng officials the
leading sugar their uok
before ILluck had hit them.
Francis Cary Baltimore president the National
pany W. Petken, Denver the Sugar company and
Hiram Douglas Michigan Sugar company Virginia
avenue Detroit the three referred to.
that the seed the this
y Try have been imported from Germany.
being cultivate cheaper
factory to import the seed.
When the broke out there supply seed this
This would have prompted three weaker spirit
hearts sit down and write letters coincidence
three sugar company officials didn't anything kind
They this busy with the result that England agreed
pass shipment of seeds from Germany this country
Germany, having large supply plant
M, Of course, willing to sell
But there were obstacles to and risks to take
The steamer which Messr Cary
struck mine That of the risks taken.
Then there the detail Of getting Germany despite
transportation handicaps, and and so forth.
Anyhow Messrs Cary and Petken have
there not be hard times the beet industry
big industry because three Of ENTERPRISE emergency
and conquered it.
object be taken home by everybody lust
1t this time.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-24

-Mose King can Remember back z
tn, Time when wimmen used & knit
Rlstlets. Bill Study says two Dogs
Is company but One with Fleas 10 a
Crowd"
The citizen., 1914-12-10
UNITS
In Addition to the or Units Of Program or "A
Seaaisa- Neska Sees.l W.

Prov. . Pssims (Bibie s0 y. Il
Current Events (Rhst. s5) 4
American Lit. Eng. sD 5
Select "a hours from the following
u. A. u. n Art Of study (Edu. =, al 5
Beginning Latin (Lst. aa, b5
Aigebra. Geometry. and Arith.
thsth. rSt,S or1, ... <ory
boskkeeping va vb (Fee) ...4
Agriculture Natural Sci. sD -. -
Cookery q Nutrit, On. Sci. MI winter )
Household Mansg. tH. Sci. Nj Spring >
The citizen., 1914-12-10
Questions Answered

BEREA, FRIEND OF WORKING STUDENTS Berea College with
its affiliated schools is not making institution requires
Tain fees but expend thousands
e of Students giving highest
ing far possible for students
OUR SCHOOL Is LIKE A regulations to pro-
ec the character and reputation the young people,
from the best families
For who be sick the College
extra charge.
All those parents College buildings and
assist in work boarding shops receiving valuable
training and getting labor Except
in winter expected that all will part Of
their Write the coming employ
PERSONAL EXPENSES for clothing laundry, postage books etc.
is the best but students attend weather
THE COOPERATIVE STORE furnishes articles work
Uniforms umbrellas and other necessary articles at
LIVING EXPENSES really below College asks no
rent for the fine buildings which students live
rent to cleaning washing
heddng and towels For table board without
week in the fall and $3.50 in winter fuel
lights washing of bedding 10 to 60 cents for each
SCHOOL FEES First guarantee
for return of key library books paid but once
is returned when the student departs
Second INCIDENTAL help expenses for care Of
school buildings hospital library Sudens
lton or service of teachers-a instruction free g
Incidental Fee for students
mai $500 and 500 in Collegiate
PAYMENT MUST BE IN ADVANCE, room rer
by the term board by the half term Insaments
The citizen., 1914-12-10
Outline of Second Year-36 Weeks
~ ~ ~ = ~ v
Fall-Il Weeks
PROGRAM c-coURsE IN EDUCATION

This designed for those who desire preparation for
the work Of Superintendent of High School Instructor.
embraces six years-four years as unts) Of Normal and
Secondary work. and years college work. and
ed with the degree Of Bachelor OF Pedagogy
To the first year the college present
units OF Secondary and Normal work. including units OF
English, PA of Mathematics of Science, of History OF
Pedagogy, and Az OF optional studies.
When student has secured "a entrance units additional
credit will be given teaching months first
class certificate the fifteenth unit for admission to the Course
OF Education
student who has completed Initial and Secondary
the winter and spring plan have earned 10 units BY
taking the unit the Summer School he may claim
additional unit for his teaching, and enter this year
pedagogical course without condition.
number Of electives
'studen,s
take equal number electives
isudsnts Edueson
planning
this
'studsnts desiring graduate Rduesion
The citizen., 1914-12-10
3rd Door-Berea's General Academy Course

For those who expecting to teach going
thru College but desire education This just
thing for those preparing for medical studies
without college also the
Tor those who wish good start in study and expect carry
on by
The citizen., 1914-12-10
Bsrsa Normal School
Continued from Page slx.)
G. Degree courss-as Units

ihs program requires for entrance IS secondary units In
cuong hose required for the Course Education on
5s Students who prepare for entrance 10 this course
erea must graduate from the Secondary Course If STU
dent has IL such units teaching rscass certificate for
SIX months or more may be offered the fifteenth unit This
program involves two full work and is crown
ed with the degree OF Bachelor OF Pedagogy.
The citizen., 1914-12-10

The Course OF Education for those who desire TO teach in
high schools TO be superintendent in county town. The
present development OF high schools in the South makes
practically certain that all who take this longer viii
find positions OF large usefulness and with reasonable support
REASONS FOR TAKING SOME PROGRAM OR COURSE
ground must be covered before is permitted TO teach ALL
One who county examination in these branches and
Theory rst second third class certificate
according TO the grades attained.
Bereas First Year OF Initial Course offers opportunity
thoro preparation for county examinations
In order 10 furnish something beyond the county certificate
and yet something within the reach OF ALL Berea provides
the Program planned that continue teach
keep with his education And this with Nat
Study Algebra Drawing Methods OF Teaching and other
studies brings the student into world Above all
starts him lines Of improvement which will after hs
leaves school
PROGRAM A-TEACHERs INITIAL COURSE
Units Required for Graduation
first rssr-Prepsring County Examination
This years work is laid FORMS a weeks course
beginning September recommended TO most Students and
10 weeks beginning January which taken only
by those already especially proficient the branches
Preparation To enter the 80 weeks the 10 weeks
course must be well prepared in the branches
that less attention will be subjects
more attention to the OF teaching them Those who plan
beforehand do much by themselves getting take
high rank and benefit the
Berea Those intending enter these earnestly
advised TO perfect themselves in reading aloud and repeating
the multiplication table and tables OF weights and
practice writing and spelling and TO drill themselves i'm
porant questions Of geography history This
setranne will be Of great advantage when they begin
Normal work.
In particular all advised coming attentive
y Dinsmore's Teaching District School, Tarbells Essn-
s Of English position will be mailed TO any
address by Thos Osborne Berea KY receipt OF
lars.
ehsrre 10 ,udsnu OF
namely Bible. a dictionary Dnsmore's District School
The citizen., 1914-12-10

Pindins Thoughts. Repression tRhe, NJ ........,
Arithmetic tMsthemstcs NJ . ~ ...............s
u g. History tHs,ory and cvcs r) -. ..............,
Geography. Physiology tNst sci NJ . ........
civics History and civics S5). .............
Outline Of Second Ysar-u Weeks
Equivalent to s Units)
First Ssssss-2z wssas
Life of Christ (Bibie r,) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Reading and Espressson (RhetoricsIs NJ ........I
Composition and Rhetoric tEng. rO ...........s
Rural Economics (Educstion rD ........I
observation Education r<D 80. 4
Also rom he following
Rnesh History uIis,ory and civics ...........,
Mature Study Natural Science s) ............,
lDrswing drawing rJD y..............i
Agriculture Natural Science rD .................,
tAigebrs Mathematics M ..................
Teachers Arithmetic Mathemscs mol ........... ,
Ssessd Sessiss-zz weeLs
Commandments and Parallels (BibIe va ...,....I
Reading and Com position (RhetoricsIs sO .......I
Psychology tEducation r1 ................. 8
Eiocution English MI
Also nine hours selected from the following
Great Authors English
Agriculture Natural Science ...............,
Cookery and Nutrition (fiome Sci. Winter ......,
Household Management (Iiome Sci. NJ Spring d,
hgebs (Mathematcs NJ or MI -
'Prsctice Teaching Education ................,
boogy 'Natuth Science N0
The citizen., 1914-12-10
4th Door-Berea's Normal School

This gives the very best training expect teach
Courses are so arranged that people through
summer and fall and attend school through spring.
thus earning money keep their course of study
Read Dnsmores TO District School
The citizen., 1914-12-10

General Education for those advanced
vocational training No matter what present
can put you with others like yourself and
ranidnr
The citizen., 1914-12-10
PROGRAM AA-coNTINUoUs INITIAL COURSE
7 UNITS
TUNITS
Outline Of First Years. Weeks
Outline of Second Ysar-3e Weeks

Fsll-1( Weeks
Life Of Christ (BibIe sS) ...I
Reading and Expression (R. NJ n
Rural Economics (Edu. M u,
observation Education No
sAlso ten hours selected from following
English History uiist a Civics Nal S
Drawing drawing MI ........t
Algebra tMsthematics sj) ..s
Teachers Arithmetic (Math. ss)
Agriculture (Saturai Science M 5
Sewing and Clothing
Home Science M .S
The citizen., 1914-12-10
9Th Door-Berea College

This is the crown of the whole Institution, and
courses in all advanced subjects
The citizen., 1914-12-10
or-Berea's Preparatory Academ, Cour

This the straight road Colege-bes
Sciences Languages History preparatory subjects
Academy is Berea's largest department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14

ONE or THE HOTTEST
GAMES EVER YE0

A passed ball. one of Walah's
spltters. following n single and thu
games only error. defeated Chi.
eago oct. 2. 1908
Tho stakes wore tremo ndous.
Detroit. Cleveland and Chicago
were grouped In mad pennant
rush. The season ended In five
days, and tho team that lost neeos
must win the four remaining
games TO Got the flag. Chicago
loaf and then won three straight
from Detroit, losing the game that
would have taken the champion.
ship.
Joss and Walsh were equally
brilliant In different ways.
Joss, using a battling curve.
forced the So, to hit easy infield
chances. or flies the outficlders
gobbled without effort. But two
balls were hit hard all afternoon.
Walshs spit ball broke flcndikhiy
and finally one broke one Oh Vssio
schreok's fingers.
In tho third. Schreek popped !:
i.aIois threw out Tannchill and
Walsh. birmingham singled 90
right and reached second as Walsh
caught him off first going 10 third
when isbeli'r throw escaped Davis.
Parent tossed out perrinE. Joss
famed, With Goode AT bat. a spit.
ter escaped Schrccs. Birmingham
scoring
Walsh was tho first 10 congrat.
ulhte Joss upon his phenomenal
game and all tho sor Joined him,
despite the fact that tho defeat
mad. II next 20 impossible TO win
tho pennant Tho box score of
this greatest Of pitching dueln fol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14
MIXUP IN LAW ON
HUNTING SEASON

Washington N'mrods who abide
by the state game laws covering
the open season for migratory
birds. which say tho closed season
shall begin February /. will get
in bad with tho federal govern
ment.
Came Warden Rief says the fed.
eral game code. which became Of
fectlve last October. will superseds
the state laws. which went into eff
feet prior TO that date. Under the
federal Law the season closes Thurs.
day night
Rief will attend 10 the rigid on.
forcemcnt OF the government order
All violations will be prosecuted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14
KID SOCCER TEAMS
BUSY ON DIAMOND

Black Diamond. the home Of the
Northwestern Soccer league. has
gone "daffy" over tho English
game. Practically every unoccupied
lot in the mining town Ia the scene
Of daily conflicts between Juvenile
soccer elcyens. Tho cleverest
Kid teams are the Black Diamond
school eleven and tho Working
Kids" squad. They are bitter
rivals. Sunday tho school boys
trimmed tho enemy by a 2 TO /
score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. l4--Tho
name OF Frenchie Valse. Of Ron
ton. Wash. was blotted from the
list OF aApirnnts TO lightweight
honors Tuesday night, when the
Frenchman took u ten.round whip
ping Mt the hands OF Mexican Joe
Azevedo before the Oakland Wheel
mems club. Tho Henton boy fell
far below the form displayed
against Azeyedo In their previous
meeting. in which Vaise was ell
titled to the decision. although the
verdict was n draw.
Axevedo showed marked I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14
FRENCHIE VASE is
WHIPPED TN SECOND
GO WITH AZEVEDO

proyement. lie tried out n straight
left with considerable success.
Topping Vaise back with his left
mltt. he would Invariably follow up
with a smashing right cross.
The sixth was Azeyedo's best
round. In this round he sent vaiss
back to his corner tired aud
groggy. VASES chances appeared
hopeful in the eighth. when he
launched hard left hook. which
rocked the Mexican. Azeveio
quickly recovered himself. and
eYcned up tho round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14
ENGLISH CLUB TO
PRODUCE PLAY

The workhouss Ward" an
Irish farce. and The Land Of
Hearts Desire" will be presented
by tho University English club IN
Meany hall at . o'clock tonight
Special electrical apparatus has
been installed 10 produce the spe-
cIai effects for the fairy dances.
which will be- given by pupils OF
Miss Jessie u. Merrick.
Miss Blcndine Hayes and Stanley
Wilson will sing few songs from
tho aud Erin sod" 10 further en-
nance the shamrock and shilally
atmosphere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14
FORMER SPOKANE
PLAYER WILL JOIN
BUFFALO OUTLAWS

"Hsp" Jack Myers. erst~hlle
member OF tho spokane I.dians. ia
tho fret ex.Northweatern Lacquer
to affix his signature TO a Federal
league contract. News that Myers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.--Larry Nc.
Lean, OF the Giants, signed up with
McGraw Tuesday and thereby
gained the distinction Of being the
first major player TO sign the new
form Of contracts. which include
the demands granted to tho players
fraternity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14
BOUTS OFF AGAIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Its
off again,
We mean the RitchisMurphy
bout. which was chalked up on the
slate AT Coffroth's arena for Jan 30
Tho champion announced Tuesday
night that festivities would have TO
be- postponed a week. until Jan. 30.
owing 10 an injury TO HIS heel
Richie and Murphy have put up
forfeita OF 5000. binding their ap-
pearance on the later mentioned
date. The bout was previously
postponed when Richie injured
his nose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14
EVERETT SEATTLE
IAfIElfli flItAN Halfway

gyATTLE TO EvERnTr - Limited
trains 1910 a m. and B31s . m. Local
trains ESQ, 1880. $50. s;16. 1910. II 30
q M. 1880, 1850. no $50. ss0. $50.
$50 1850. $50. stN Ii;fb p m. daily
Ticket Offices ageattis Ftffh av. near
wsatiaks: Greenwood. hjaI Drag Store.
ttih ana Greenwood.
EVERETT 10 sEATTLg - Limited
trains 300 a m ana 400 .. m. L,ssi
trains bfOg. 400. 700. SOC. 1901. 1000.
1900 "a, 1900 noon. 100. 400. t;0o.
sol. 500. 600. TOO. tsoo. io.is . IA
daily
Freight leaves both ~fties 600 o m.
PACIFIC NOpTHWEBT ira cTfON co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14
CHANGE EVENTS

The program Of events for the
interclub smoker at Spokane Fri
day night. In which the s. a. G.
has entered a team, has been re-
yised Ed pinkman. the local 1926.
FOUNDER. who was to meet Leslie
Francis. will clash with Harry
Reed. instead Cal Harris. Seattle.
will have Roy orion as an oppo.
nent In the place OF Billy Sullivan.
Lloyd Madden II the g. A. G. 1lb-
pound entry against Les Francis
The team leaves Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14
No Hot Air.
Actual Facts

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14

spsit-t for rhs- In niass.
..pattsd fes Tsnnshiii n ntnth-
.'.nAitss spF walsh IN ninsa
c-htwara ..........e ast 80
Cleveland .....a..fste -
stolen ts.s@fsfsis stFaek ovi-rY
walsh IS GOODS nfadisr. hinchrsn.
taioi. = clarke T. nirninshsua. joss -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-14

had aligned up with the Buffalo
Federal League club came over the
wires today. Tho document calls
Tor three years service.
The former Indian played first
base with the Boston Nationals
last season. liis scissors slide put
him In the ranks OF the leading
sack swipers, To the surprise OF
the fans aud players alike, tho hos.
ton club announced Myers rolease
10 tho Rochester International
League club at the end OF the sea
son. According to we'll founded re-.
ports. Myers was canned because
OF his activity with tho Players
Fraternity.
Victor Norman. the Seattle Mar
athoner, Is still pursuing the long
distance game over IN Spokane
Norman's latest sprint was against
Pete Terway. Norman was beaten
The race was held Saturday night
In a spokane gym.
Norman and Terway are as
hahitual opponents as those two
wellknown clnderp. Sam Iangford
and Joe Jeanette. Their last race
was the third meeting. and the
third win for the Spokane athlete.
Terways umo was i2s:ts.
Bob Brown 10 going 90 have a
big squad OF youngsters assembled
IN Vancouver whom Manager
SchArnweber gives the first call
for training. pob's latest acauisi-
tion II n righthanded finger
named Fred Wood. no relation TO
Smoky Joe" Wood performed In
the Twilight league. He worked
under Fred Weed. the former Seat
Weed who tipped off the ind" 10
Brown.
Seattle fans were disappointed
10 learn today that frcnchle vaise.
the popular Ronion lad. met his
In California ring last
night From all accounts. AEevcdo
gave vaise mighty sound truunc-
Ing In those ten rounds Naiae
showed. however. that hos bear
for punishment In IN. sixth. he
was nearly swept from oils feet hv
blows pumped In BY the Mexican
yet came back strong In tho ~.
reedinE round and slipped In ono
punch that shook Az. redo badly.
The sporting editor has received
n letter from Sammy MeCllntic.
manager for Jimmy For. Callfor.
nias fcatherveight. who Ia anxious
10 match his protsge against some
OF the crack Northwestern boys.
Fox and McCllntio arc now in
Butte.
Just burn tho name OF this little
boxer in your BRAIN" McC,intie
writes. for he certainly Ia going To
be at tho top within tho near iu-
ture."
Fox has lost only one bout dur
Ing his career and that 10 Johnny
kilbane By tho knockout routa Ito
has beaten Eddie Campi. Ice John
son. Ad Zotts. Young Abe Attoll.
Roy Moore. Benny Chavcr and
others
George Chip. the Scranton. Pa.
sensation. II the only glovo artist
In the game today who uses the
delayed" punch and gets away
with II. II ia this wailop that
twic. put Frank Klaus to the car
pet for the count The delayed"
uuurh Ia aafa 20 he "a esf.effvc In
boxing as Is the delayed" steal in
and the delayed" for
ward pssa In football.
The Victoria club has announced
a deal whereby Charley Alberts.
utility player. goes 10 the Tcrre
Haute club In the Central league.
In exchange for Billy German. thu
fastest fielding second saeker In
the circuit. and Doyle. a young
twirler.