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The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-29
"Within the Law."

within the Law, Bayard WELLER S
melodrama OF modern conditions in
New York life, which will he seen at
the Auditorium Theater on Monday,
February T. treats interestingly of
the minimum wage in that il tells
the story Of shopgirl who is unjust
ly accused of theft and sent TO the
states prison for three years. In the
first act she has terrific scene with
her employer. the owner Of de
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-29
To-day" Coming.

Wait for Today for To-day is
coming back 10 the Auditorium on
February 3. Far and wide. both
public and press have proclaimed
Today as the great and long await
ed American play, by our greatest
playwright, George Broadhurst be-
cause of its treatment OF exclusively
American subjects in a mastertui
American way. and arousiug the en-
tire country to the menace Of keep
ing up appearances. |he theme has
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-29
Che CbeaterS
GREATEST PICTURE
PROGRAM EVER SHOWN
LYRICS DOUBLE FEATURE BILL
TODAY is A RECORD BREAKER
FOR HOT SPRINGS.

The Lyric makes no apology for
the statement that it will today show
the greatest motion picture program
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sSaniIar 1915 ....-..s.. $50
ipoprn 68 IebensldneIid5 iino.
ScbH q. Weper,
5innHs4getretdr
IieielH ioIete Der
Sabresberidt oes e dat
meiiiers
Der ilndioIeenbe 8abIen aiiiwies:
ssaiienbeitailo am 1. Snu.
1af4 796. 10
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.Seder Soften.

Der Seder 4oiten Ger 8. y. q.
oeriammelte iid) eeitern gtadJUlittaS
in Der Central Saritbaae. ooh Dur.
ben auBer Der SnItullirlna Der Be
nmten nur ROlttineseiddfte erleoigt.
Die Ginfiibrllus puroe olr6 Same.
rno auelIt 9uentber ooreenomnten
0as gIble6en oes aameraoeu Gbriit.
3eb,iNer tpurSe offi3iea eereloet uno
Die Gerianlmlung ebrte fem anoellter
olrfl Grbehen non oen Si5en. 1ir
oiesj1brigen SeaHlten oeS Seder Eo'
itens itlo: Commander, tSranf 6.
aaticr.. Senior @iee Commander
G6riItim San; Sluior. 2oltis @ltbe;
Quartiermeiiier. aIguIt 8rnlHfaiHp; !;
slOnItant. Charles @nslin; 4rSt,
iSreo. guulner; adplan, 9eter Dill
lcr; Siii5ier on jour, Gbriit, 2anse;
Offi5ier Der 29ahe, Sol. SImTtiu;
Ssnltrutteur, guauit Gientber; Sru.
itees, slua. @ueutber, Carl albI unb
see.er 9uqilc; GeIeant gum Gu-
campment. Slug. 9ueittber; Griae-
maiul, @m. Moeiter,
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ppbfelloip gdnserbor
9erielbe mirb iid pOllsabIis an
SejirfsiGnscrfeit betbeilisru.

Der @oobiellop SGnser9Or pirt
fi6 an benz 8e5irts SGngsrfeii, peIs
DIES i'm Qauie bes Sommers in Wits
bemdnns part in 9epport begnnssn
tperben tpirb, in polIer St6rte betbeis
ligen. Gin Oabin sislenber 8ei9lut
tpurbe in Der gsitrigen @eriammIunp
sefabt unb 5par auf Gruno Der GIN
tabuns, Die Dom feftge6enoeH 8erein,
bem Nsnporter glrion, borlug. s5efts
birigent 2(lbert 9eper, Der in Der Der
fdmmlunq anpeienb mar. iprd4 bon
zen grobartissn @orbersttunssn, bic
fir bas Ssft I'M 9anse iiub uub DON
ben Initrengunaen. bic Der arion
madt, I'M Dem Set einen piiroigen
Rabmen 3u perleiben Gs puroe oas
raul Der 8ei6Iub sefaBt. DoB Di,
9oobfeaop SGnger iia torporattD be
tbeiligeR uHo alles in ibren &raften
Itebenbe tbun fperoeR ben arioniten
3ur erfolqrei9en Dur6fiibruug bes
Sdnssrfeites bebilfIit 3u iein.
Die 9erIammlung Des 9ooofeaoiu
SGHgsrdors faub i'm 5auptquartier
an Der @alnut Strabe ftatt. Die 8i
der RepiIorsn ssrso. dig unb pbii.
5eb unterbreiteten ibren 8eridt unp
auf ibre gmpfeblung puroe beI4loi=
fen, cine nsue 8uhfiibrung au5ulegen.
Die Sabres ginna1msu nsbit Raj
fsnbsitanb bstrHgsn $314.39 unb bic
4ussaben $247.25, ioodb bas nelie
Sabr nit sinem Beftauo Don $67.14
begonnen fpurbe. Da5u tommt nod
oas i'm 8aupersin anetIeets 8ereins
permDgen. Die aopfft:uer an ben
decentralization Sdueerbuno purs
be sur 3abluns unssipisien. Sert
CHARLES O. Shmibt, Der prdfibsnt
Der @ereinietsn Sdnger, initalIirte buz
raul bic bissidbrisen 9sumten. Sc
iinb bas bic Serren:
QrGiisnt, u. Beef.
9iseprGiibent, Carl 9oeb.
prot. Setrstdr, 5enrn 9llberb.
5inansistrstGr. 4tbert &ruseer.
S6asmeiiisr, Gbas. aubn.
9erpdltungsratb. 8. Qfsiffsr, 9b.
!oeb uno Jreb. Dil5.
Solicitor. Safe @einarb.
'Jabnsntrdssr. hilbert arueger unn
Gilbert sSssti.
/. Sirissnt, Gilbert @eper.
2. 0irigsnt. gbas. &ubn.
Del. Der. SGuger, Gbds. Subn
uno pbil. Seb.
Del. Stabiperbdnb, SenrD aIbers
unb Safe @einaro.
Del. Deutidsr Gag. Sreo Mebssr.
gibIiptbetdrs, @m. Rluber uno
;sreo. WeB1er.
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Gb..GrlaubuiRideiHe.

(9arrp 6. SObnitOn, 35, Jort 9bOt
mas, ap.
Igona g. 5eins, "a, 1892 @oHtistp
absnue.
{G6arles Smith. "a, Rem gOrt.
lGaa M. Ron, 27. 1884 2tncoIn slDs.
lGrant s. Barre, q, 600 Gbsn Bart
/ @insans.
i,wIiis 3. ssrris, IS, 623 OsssI.
IGraut 6. MontsOmsrp. 81, Glms
porb.
lgsrtba MOreenrotb, l9. Sdrtpsa.
(Rub Scruoas, %, 8 Cottage 5errots.
(Marp Garter. %. Grob Cane,
(Wiaiam Sbutas, 20, 522 Bsft 5.
Strabe.
Mlamis Grsinsr, %, 1897 4]Ium Str.
( (Waiaasl g. Shea, "A, Gmrp SoteI.
lSuTie u. Murpbp, 38, oesal.
(SSpbn 3. Strsibis, 20. 1878 0elDep
apenue.
igorinne 0iedmanr, p, 1854 Wil'
Der Ine.
{Trar, 9br, 26, 619 &eubing RpdC.
| lGarrie 3iugs, %, 3o1 aIOttsr 9lOs.
(Gmil Z. Damn, SO. 1547 eiuu Str.
glorp 3inier, "a. 75s Glart Ctr.
{ (WsQuisI Collins, 90, Ttuncis, Sub.
Belle Stpue, 80, 23S 8rodoipap.
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scntidle e. auhannes GemsiHOe.

9ie 7eittite ct. SObauues @e-
mcinoc belt eeeiterH ibre idbrlite
aserIammhmg al. 2ie ooreeIegten Be-
rttte Iic6cu crtenuen, oaB oie e1e-
meiube belt seitsru ibrs jGhrllht
uno @eocibeiIs befiltoet uno nit ibrert
37a Ritaliencrn oen gr6bteu uno
einfluBrctdSteu 8cneiuoeu Der Stoot
bei,usablen iii. Die Iceriabrieen Se,
amten Iiuo Iummt uub icnoers ipieoer
aesuahlt NH ihre gImiseinlibung
erfcIsic ecitern sSormittas pabreiio
oes 6Spttesoieitites. Is iiuo oie Ser.
rem s. eApur0 Subu. Braiinent:
Charles g. 9ot. 9i5eprafioent; Otto
gQiufeInlaRu Cefretar; @.@. Scebrtt,
Sd,atnciiter; ". Tropbeter, 5inaus'
SefretGr.
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@i,aer saheim.

1is IA Sabre alisn Soi.pb Megus
DON go. 353 ailsour Gtrabe uHb
George Witisnbsrs rpH Ro. 507 Gull
pert StrdBs. Die am 1rsitag na6
StulItluB usrihpunbsn. iinb am
Gamftag elbsno uisber In ben eIiere
Iihtn @obnnnssH aussIanss. no ibneu
Elm frsuoissr Gmpfnns nit BEN s.I=
Ben OnisI b.rsitst ipurhe. Die anas
btn tpursn Don Der moubsrIuit srfabt
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I. Sanuar 1915
aaiienbeltario .... 5 5,5O9.64
Ole itebenoen auSiAiiiie.
grdiioelrt gerning berittete oar.
auibin, edb er fin oas lauieroe Sabr
bic foIsenoen slusidiiiie erummt
babe:
Sdus Rom ittt E: 9erbdrp
S9miot. SruHt Wsuds. J. .. Stau,
@ilIiam Witie.
aaufs Rommtttte: Sbeo.
sbaIs, autbonp Bon Der Sdar, Ius
ibOnp Wspsr. 5cbu 8. Meper ir.
aufnubmes unb Gntla :
iuusss apmmtttee: 6snrp
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ST. Afoplaus wai(sn-
ysrein.
Vorbereitunsem fit bic
9Saibiuston Oebmrtstags'
feier am L. Wtdr3 tn
Oattge.
FrafSsni Joi. gernius srnsnHt bic
amsi6hiie far bas lanfenbe Jabr.
6ine an,abl nenr gHtslieber amf'
eenommen.

NtH ceI AellIIbelit uubelll 6u4itcpuj
.beiMdteH 8erinmmiiing oes Ct. 4lop'
iins @aiiellDereins, Die unter Voriit
bes Germ syolepb gernins uno mil
Serrn Geo. y. S6rano als Sefretar
in ber ct. W11rien Sdpllballe itatt.
ianS, beridtete 9,r6iibent 8erning gu.
nafit, bab cine neue 9eIueinoe, bic
ct. Wartins air6e pon Gbepiot, .,
ii6 benz gerein anseihloiien ba6e
nno in n1dIter 3eit ibren Gelegatcn
gum SpesiaI aomnIittee ernennen
wer6e.
Shmeiter Marie Sbila,
Die 2eiterin Der sluitalt berihtete, ,oub
pabrenb oes Iebten glonats bic Rin'
Der Geo. iiib gIiiabetb Yuening, lo'
rpie Robert uno 2uelle @erber aiIfge.
nommen ruoroen ieien. 10 bab it'd
Jet 254 ainber (127 auaben uno
l27 N1ohen) in Der 9lnitalt befin.
cen. Iie Ginnabnen Der Saustaiie
beIieien lid aiif $233.78 uHo Die
slusgaben aif $194.t2.
Aus cent 0eridlte oeS y o e.
itanSs aing berpor, ooB Serr Bin
cent q. geduiann pieber ais gntpoIt
oes 9ereins e1pGblt, Die 9osmopoii.
tan 9nnf aIs GepoiitcrilrrH beitimnt
inh bic 9lraid,uft oes Sdyabmeiiters
oui $4,000 uno oieieniae oes Setre.
fdrg aili $1,000 feitgeieet UurSe.
QIeidgeitia rpiroc erlpioblen, ben
aQgemeinen gintrittspreis gu Der
@aibinston @ebiirtstaasieier, bic cic.
les SSabr ausnnbmsipeije am !Rontag,
oen eriten MGr;, in Der Nuiifballe
itattiinSet, auf 10 Gents feibuieSen
inb aud cine anaabI oogen 5u ic
$40 5u reieroiren. 9ns Spe5ial.
aornlnittce ipire iih ON Sonuta5.
BEN "a. b. W., Rafmittags 5lpei
ubr, in Der ct. Usarieu Sfulbaae
betuis Craaniiiring periammeIn
uno 5ann siiiammen NIT benz 8or.
ita,tb cine gisung abbaIten, in pel.
der bic enogiiltigeu Arrangements
fin bic ;seier getrofien iperSen ioQen.
@eiter uurbe enrpioblen, Dem Gr3,
biidof Slight Hcp. 8. Woeler fiir Die
ireie genusuHg Der St. GIiiabet5
aula, oem @niraIt Q. s. gefmann
nnS BEN g,dtaItsdr5ten fiir lire I'M.
enteeItIideH IieriteiitilHgen oem
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ale GMpieIjllrnaen oes 8eritonSs
plirSen bonn @erein gltsebeiben.
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meiiters Sobn s.
9R Reiners.
S5err sscbn 8. Wleiners, Gbasnei-
iter oes gercins, liIterbreitete iolgen-
ben ausfiibrIid)cit esabresberid)t
I. Ssanuar 1914
aaIieubeitano -. ....$ 2,233.4S
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. SloSeulber.. 792.OO
DECEMBER. 724.03
Sanse eiuuabmeu.. =. s,e4o.20
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aaiienbeitanS am 81. De.
,enber 1914. ...$ i,567.73
adJtungSpolI
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den Re cine neue nutlIe, aus Der st-
}65tft iuerben tann; fk rAlt<n fucbl,
nm atbtm 80 i@5pfsn; dber bonn
eebrs tpitbsr nm 70 irditiser an bic
Arbeit; fe bSren NE nui. Sbntn ses
btitrt ber DnnE ni&s nuf bes Dors
jtonbes, bsS DertuoIters unb ber 5us
IdFm; nein, ale isne, benen aud
uur bas @obIsreeben zines etH5isen
Sn5niIen am 6sr5sn Iisaf, iinb BEN
5rouenptrdn 1nnf I@uibie.
Sm gtameu oes gotitua0es cunfe
Id auen oenen. Die oiird) Dabeu irs
genbmeIder art bur Grbaltug Der
Anitalt, iorde oe,ien, be jim geiiii'
gen unD IeibIihen @obIe Der Sniai'
fen beigetragen.
lln6 .IaIt, but NOT leaii@, peroient
Idnf unb anerfeniutiig fir ibre
goroianfeit, llnfiht uno liebepoIle
gsbanoIius unierer .alten~ oos ger.
ipaIterspnar. &err iinb Jraii 3rua
Wie INNER bot md i'm Derfloiie.
men cyotrc bic betitif)e Yreiie itns
bilireidj sur geite geitaa6en irno I'M.
fee iimternebmungen uiiteritiist; cine
llntrritiisunG bic mir iebr notbig ge.
brauden. wenn mir aui Grfolg red.
nem ipcaen. Tufiir unieretI innigiteu
Iailf.
ueter 8abI Der SniaIien, 9coes.
fdlle uisu. piro Sbnen Der BeriAt oes
SerrH Sefretdrs tn6 geriuulters
ausfunft geteu.
aatunesool
ScbuS Ama ab,
g,rGfibent.
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jidjteH bes pr1iioenten ucu uHo goii3
iibcreinitiuliuten erbeIltc ants benz
9eiiaa Der linn ge3oIlt ipsiroe.
ssn einer OisfuiIion, bic ii6 an ben
gerid,f anldIoB. ipiiroe erfldrt, odb
Die Iat-hftnitfstciten fir ieoen 5n.
Iaiien ii6 pdbreno oes Ieeten Jabres
aui etfpa 1920 teIauien blbc. Da
lid, iett az Greiie III Der slnitaIt be.
iinoen imS bns gin.ritfsSelo nlir
$500 betrdat, nIahte Serr Sdtuaab
oarouf ciiintcrfiun. bab iesi, MO
nidt nur dIles tbeiirer geDoroen,
ionbern bic 3nbI Der IitsIieocr itait
oufpdrts, riid,rdrts oeaangen iei, eS
un6ebinat notbspenbia fuirc, cine leb.
bafte agitation fir ods gInuerbeu
nerer ItgIieber ing 9eben gu ruien.
Gs gebe ned, Slinbcrtc, ia TatdenSc
IeutiTe In Der gtdot, bic, ipenn iie
nur rid,tig ongepadt tpiirccn, gerne
ais WiteIieber IN ben gerein fonuHen
Mro ben fleinen Sabresbeitrds Don
SO te3ablen tpiir6en. Inn es Der IN.
oft m erntoelid)en, ben berdn6erten
perbdIfniiien Siehninlg 5u trdgen.
lie f5Gfnuihtiae aneelegenbsit tpur.
be ihIiebIia benz neiien 8oritan6e 5iir
ericoisirng iiberlniien uno oemielben
poIle authoritaf crtheiIt. einen ee.
eignctcH glan 5ur Durdlfiibrine 5u
brinasn, i'm oas eeiuiimIdte 3ieI 5r
erreihen.
ais nddiies @eiddit fam Sam Der
Sabrcsberiht besGinans.
Uefref1rS
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
DATE OF DR.. klOCK'S
LECTURE CHANGED
TO SATURDAY, 18TH

The members of the civic depart
ment of the Palmetto club and the
Parent-Teacher association, who are
arranging for a free lecture with IL
Illustrations on the fly nuisance and
pictures of Fairgrounds and Their
Uses" at the school auditorium, find
that the date they had selected. May
18th, conflicts with Mr.. Gilmain's
theatrical performance, and have de-
ferred their entertainment until the
next evening, Saturday, May 18th. at
500 o'clock.
DIR. Klock has kindly consented to
give the lecture on the fly. and 1t Is
to be hoped that large audience will
attest their appreciation of his
interest in the welfare of the public
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

Mrs. E. Dillingham; and son, Elwood
Dillingham;, left Thursday of this
week for Hoquiam, Wash, where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G.
Avis, both of whom are well known
in Daytona, Mrs. Avis being daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dillingham;. Mrs.
Dillingham;, in addition to the pleasure
of the visit with her daughter, hopes
to be benefited by the change of eli
mate as she has been in poor health
for some time past. The time of FL
woods stay is indefinite but Mrs. Dill
bingham expects to spend the summer
in Hoquiam and Mr.. Dillingham; has
joined the summer widowers' club
for that period.
Get in line for your reserved seats
at Hankins, Tuesday morning.
The fly is typhoid spreader, when
given the opportunity. Don't let him
have it.
The Daily News, 15c Per week.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

will visit Mrs. Guleserians parents in
Fresno and brothers in San Francisco
and elsewhere. They will be In Cali
fornia for about two months before
going to Petoskey, Mich. where
"Dick" conducts a summer business
similar to that in this city.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Brown. proprie-
tors OF the Virginia Villa. left Thurs
day of this week for Poughkeepsie.
N. Y. accompanying to that place
Mr.. Browns mother, Mrs. ]. MARITIME,
who had been with them during the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will re-
turn in about two weeks time as they
have arranged to conduct the White
House at Daytona Beach for the sum,
mer Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Freese are
In charge of the White House until
they return from their northern trip.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Williams and
daughter. Miss Emma Williams. who
had been occupying the Van Dorm
cottage again this season on Myrtle
avenue. departed Thursday of this
week on their return to Joliet. ILL.,. for
the summer. They had arranged to
meet the bridal couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Foltz, in Chicago on their
way to Joliet. Mrs. Foltz was until
recently Miss Hazel Williams.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

the transient population of Daytona and the peninsula
c'es has dwindled to few SOULS there are still sew
thousand permanent residents here And they have buy
1000 and clothing and shoes comforts and
ments
The DAILY NEWS goes into the homes of several hundred
families these people day except Sunday And
the DAILY NEWS about the things YOU want them
things they WANT to buy.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

- and little son.
~ hen here Ii Trough
~ Mrs. Ha ison's
~ A. Erickst n. on
IN Thursda.. for
Clovsland. Ohio Mr..
ngQA with his wi g anf
= = Cleveland shortly
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

onDnm. who had been
- months with Mrs
q ksr home on south
-, returned Thurs
q this week to Casa
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

=. 0nleseris n and
D1ay Of this " eek on
n1l1brnia where they
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

- went up 4, st.
~ - this weel:. for
= With her brt Their.
- family. In that
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

Mrs. Jean Neville will sing, Il Love
You. California" Mary Gardens grea
success, Friday evening, May 14th.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21

All the subjects must be taken, and if
the applicant should fail, all the sub
jects must be taken upon the second
examination. There will be no differ
ent classes.
No examinations are given in modern
languages or in Greek. No teacher
will be allowed to teach these subjects
who has not taken at least three years
work in college of each language
taught.
Applicants for license to teach
Manual Training and Commercial
Work will present transcript OF work
from the institution in which it was
done and certificates will be issued up
on these if the attainment is sufficient.
Very truly yours,
SAMUEL W. SHERRILL,
State Superintendent.
Nashville, April %, 1915.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21

To COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTs.
! am sending you, under seperate
cover. package containing announce
ment in full with regard to exami-
nations. Please see that these circulars
are widely distributed among the school
people of your county, if possible. have
it published in your county paper.
Please urge your teachers, wherever
possible. to take the first examination,
as certificates from the last examination
will not be issued before the last of
August.
10 making these announcements.
please appeal to the patriotism that
every teacher should possess. We con-
fess these regulations may. seemingly,
work an inconvenience on many teachers
but We are convinced of the necessity
for raising the standard of efficiency.
The inefficient teacher is receiving too
much recognition. The efficient teacher
must be willing to undergo some incon-
venience in order that the Inefficient
teacher may be weeded out IL will, in
the end. mean better schools and better
sslsries-
Let rs learn lesson Of patriotism as
shown in Europe today where. it is
said, there is not an unpatriotic person
to be found.
Yours for better teachers.
SAMUEL W. SHERRILL. State Supt.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21
Reliable evidence is abundant that women
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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21
RENEWALS

All l9l4-19l5 certificates, bearing
grades, or all State Honor Roll Certifi-
Gates issued during the year 1912, good
for four years, and all State High
School Certificates not out of date will
be renewed by holder taking the exami-
nation in the two books of the reading
circle course or by attending summer
term of one of the State Normals, the
Summer School of the South or Pea
body College, and doing satisfactory
work in at least three courses as shown
by the records of the institution. Three
courses can not be taken satisfactorily
at summer schools unless pupils enter
during the first week of the term.
Professional certificates which are
issued on the certificates or diplomas of
the State Normal Schools and the State
University and other accredited institu-
tons may be renewed on the conditions
| mentioned ABOVE.
An institution to be classed as ac-
credited must require at least fourteen
units for entrance and do four full years
Of college work based thereon for
graduation. The holders of diplomas
from such institutions who have done
at least two terms work in education,
may be granted the elementary eertif-
cate without examination and those
who have done six terms work in
Psychology, History of Educstion.
Principles of Teaching and School
Management, not less than two of
which shall have special reference to
high school work, shall be granted
high school certificates without exami-
nation. AL applicants for certificates
from accredited schools must furnish
transcript of their college work. No
applicant will be admitted to examine
ton under eighteen years of age as no
certificate can be issued should he pass
it. No certificate heretofore issued will
be recognized by Boards of Education
as valid for the coming school year un-
less the above conditions are met.
No county certificate issued prior to
1914 that was renewed for attendance
at summer school last year will be
renewed. The holders of all such
certificates will be required to take the
regular State examination. Certificates
marked temporary" or issued on ex-
perience in lieu of examination" will
not be renewed, but the holder will be
required to take the regular State ex-
animation.
All applicants must take examina-
tons in the Reading Circle books as
scheduled. No applicant will be per-
mitted to divide the groups ana take
che part ct the frst examination and
aaother part at the see0nd examination.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21
EDUCATIONAL.
UNIFORM EXAMINATION AND CERTIFIcA-
TON OF TEACHERS

UNIFORM EXAMINATION AND CERTIFIcA-
TON OF TEACHERS
To the School People of Tennessee;
On account of many inquiries coming
to the Office of the State Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction relative to
the examination and certification Of
teachers, it is deemed advisable. to
publish the following information:
DATES FOR THE EXAMINATION,
The first examination will be held on
May 81 and June /, 1915.
The second examination will be held
on July 10 and l6, 1915.
Examinations will be held at the fol-
lowing places, supervised by represen-
tatives of the State Board of Education,
and certificates granted will be valid in
any county in the State:
EAST MIDDLE WEST
TENNESSEE TENNESSEE TENNESSEE
Athens Nashville Memphis
Johnson City Cookeville Paris
Knoxville Lawrenceburg Savannah
Chattanooga Murfreesboro Jackson
Examinations will be held at the
county seat in all other counties on the
same dates and certificates granted
will be good only in the county in which
the examination is taken.
All teachers expecting to begin their
schools before the first of September
should take the first examination, as
no certificate can be issued on the Sec
ond examination before the last of
August.
Only two classes of certificates are
recognized elementary certificates and
high school certificates, the law COVER
ming the examination and certification
of teachers in effect abolishing the
certificate heretofore known as secon-
Diary certificates.
GRADES OF CERTIFICATES
Certificates shall be designated and
graded as elementary certificates of
the first or second grade or high school
certificates of the first or second grade.
A first grade certificate shall be valid
for period of five years from date of
issue. A second grade certificate for
the period of two wears.
To obtain a first grade certificate,
the applicant must be at least nineteen
years of age and must have had at
least eight months successful teaching
experience and must make an average
of IS per cent on the subjects pre-
scribed for examination and must not
fall below 70 per cent on any subject.
An applicant who makes a first grade
average as required, but who has not
the requisite teaching experience, will
be granted second grade certificate
which may be changed to first grade
certificate after eight months success
full teaching.
RENEWALS