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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-26

In execution OF certain deed of
trust dated April %. 1913, and recorded
in the clerks office of the Hastings
Court Fart l., of the city OF Rich
mond. Va, in ~. T. 80. page %, default
having been made in the payment OF
directed so TO do by the noteholdcr. We
will sell at public auction on the prem
Uses
MONDAY. MARCH |, 1915.
at I:l5 o'clock +. NJ.
the following described property living
and being in the city OF Richmond Va,
in Washington Ward. to-wit: Lot g,
in Block IL. In the plan of Bellevue
beginning at point on tho south line
feet sixteenth inches east of the south
east intersection OF Twentieth or Lee
street with Bellevue Avenue; thence
extending in an eaSterly direction and
fronting on the said south line OF Belle
Nue Avenue thirty-onc feet three-tenth
inches. thence back from said front be-
tween parallel lines TO an alley ten feet
wide.
TERMS: Cash az TO so much OF the
proceeds rs may be necessary to pay
the costs of executing this trust and
the expenses of sale. including n trus-
tees commission of per cent. and to
pay off ten notes OF $3.50 each, with
interest from April %, 1913. and addi-
tional interest amounting to SAFE and
the balance payable $3.50 per month
with interest at the rate OF i per cent
per annum and secured by deed OF
trust on The property; or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser.
j. POPE NASH
Trustee
GOLSAN e NASH. INC,
AuCtioneers
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HELP .VANTED-TemaIe.

GOOD business young lady with eXpe-
ricnce TO mark and sort laundry. Ad =
dress Clifton Forge Steam Laundry
Clifton Forge. Va
STENoGRAPEER to also assist i'm Of
flee work. steady job. Apply at once.
Don't phone. Mr.. Rosendorf, Twelve
Six Main
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HELP Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED. physician registered In Vir-
GINA or North Carolina Cor medical
advertising Office. Address VirginI;
HOtcl. l.oOm Is. Stauntom. Va
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SITUATION wANTED-s,a,c.

YOUNG man. rapid typewriter operator
ana ofiicc assistant. acquainted with
ming system and advertising: have own
machine: now employed by large mail
order house. desires change. Address
- .. Box GIG. city
WANTED. position. experienced book
keeper and collection man. Prefers
Wholesale position in small town Of
2o,OoO to $4,000 Box l12. Bristol. Na.
WANTED. employment In or near city
for white and colorcd boys. IA to II
years or age. Juvenile Court OF Rich.
mond. Room 8. CITY Hail. Phone Ran.
dolDh G22.
YOUNG man with good references de-
sircs position to learn the under
tnkinI, business Address b 500. care
Times Dispatch.
1NDt STEIOIS young man Of good
ph"r by March J. Can furnish best OF
references. Willing TO begin on 4
moderate salary. /. liI, care Times
Dispatch.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1918.
at IL O'clock A NJ

tho above mentioned property. de-
scribed In the deed OF trust ms follows:
y certain tract or parcel of land lying
and being in Giles District. Amelia
County. Va containing three hundred
and one GOD acres. more or less
known as the "Hicrmitagc," ana
bounded on the south by Flat Creek.
on the wcst by County Road and lands
OF Cary Egglcston. JuniuS Johnson and
estate OF Willis Johnson, OF the north
hy Junius johnson and George ,;r-.v
Jr.. and on tho east by Horsepen
Branch.
TERMS: Cash "a to so much az may
he necessary to pay the said taxes and
insurance premium, ana also the costs
or sale. including q trustees commits
sion OF per cent. and on credit as to
Inc sum or S6.32@.IJ, evidenced by eight
certain negotiable notes now outstand-
ing ana described in said deed of trust
as follows: one for 81 600. due and pay
able January /, 1916. one for 81. 900 due
and payable January !. 1917: one for
$4,000. due and payable January l. 1918
and five interest notes for s34375
Sl30. Sl33. Sloj and sos. payable re
spcctively. at twenty-five. thirty-onc
thirty seven. fortythree and forty
min" months from date of said deed Of
trust, Residue on terms TO be an.
nouuceu at sale.
Above sa le subject to n prior deed
OF trust duly recorded In Amelia cir
cult Court. securing $1,000.
e. II. HOWE.
Trustee.
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WANTED-PartDers.


for putting on the market a Euarnn-
tced cure for chronic and pasmodic
asthma Address il i. care Times
IpiGn1tCb
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MISCELLANEOUS trAN,s.
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
APPLICATIONS received for loans
from 500 to $4,000, on improved and
unimprovcd town proport" ana farm
lands Interest. per cent straight.
Interest payable annually or semi
annually. Time. / TO 10 years Appll :
cants for loans viii please give de-
Sc:iption. location ana valuation OF
property offered as security for loan.
state improvements and valuation OF
same.
WE want county representatives, to re-
ceivc applications for loans, appraise
property and serve as our exclusive
representative. Attorney or real cs-
tate man preferred. Applicants for
loans and applicants for agencies posi- :
lively required TO furnish at least two
character references ana forward pos
tagc; five &c stamps. for application
banks. full particulars. ANA prompt
reply. Write Southern Office. South
eastern Ibrtgagc Loan Association,
Fourth National Bank Building. Az
lanta. Ga.
FOR EXCHANGE. EQUITY N RICH
MoND CITY PROPERTY FOR
HORSES AND MULES OR OVERLAND
OR MAXWELL AUTOMOBILE. 1915
MODEL. IN NO ! CONDITION. AD-
DRESS II 33. CARE TIMES DlSPATOH.
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HELP wANTED-,talc and Fcmn,,

THOUSANDS government Jobs open to
men and women. sos to $3.50 month.
Write for list. Franklin Institute.
Dept. 43o-B. Rochester. n. Y.
RICHMOND government clerk exami-
nations March 10. $40 month Sam
pie questions free. Franklin lnstituts
Dent. 429-B. Rochester. y. =.
ASSISTANT farm foreman, married
wlf: TO board help. House. fuel. gar
den furnished. only man who under
sianas modern methods need apply. ].
McPhail. r. +. u. .. RichHond Vn.
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THE annual meeting or the stockhoid- -
erS of the Cans Rady Company will
be held at the office of the company,
1905 East Main Street, Richmond Va
on March l a IL o'clock noon.
GEORGE w. RADY.
Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

Mechanics and Merchants Bank.
Richmond. Va. Jan. 81. 1915.
THE annual meeting of stockholders
OF this bank Will be held FEBRUARY
%. at IL o'clock, at the bank. Twelfth
and Hull Streets.
]. II. PATERSON
Cashier
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AUTOMOBILES.
ICE, COAL AND WOOD

WHY buy green and wet wood when
YOU can get perfectly dry oak and
pine blocks or oak and pine slabs at
same price. Coal TO suit every stove
or furnace that burns to ashes. Long 8.
Madison l0G9--l07O
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I.I.rTI.E TItEATr,E

To- DAY-"NAVAJO RING" VITA
graph. Cast Up BY tho Sea" with
Ali2. joyce. Hearst Sclig war news
Mary pickford
TO-MORROW-"UNC CRUSTY." ED.
isou comedy. House OF Horror.
Telegraph drama. George AIDES comedy
Wanted, a Nurse" Vitaeraph 'Wo!i-
dcrs OF Magnetism." Edison.
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ALBION Sc THEATRE

I'D wv " II Isff II z.
Third. between Broad and Grace.
To- DAN-l0l BISON, THE CURSE
dian drama. with Francis Ford and
Grace Cunard. Comedy. Taking Her
Measure. Comedy. when Cupid
Caught n Thief"
To- MORROW-L-KO COMEDY, THE
Avengiug Dentist" in two reels,
with Billie Richie. Mystery OF the
Man Who Slept" with Ben Wilson and
Dorothy Phillips. comedy.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

BOOKS opened. closed. systematized:
aufits made periodically; financial
Statements prepared Terms reason
able. Address g DIG. care Times Dis
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WASTED-Agents

THE celebrated Blue Ridge dyspepsia
water has state wide reputation
for relief OF indigestion and stomach
troubles Ask your doctor. Sales
agency ut Guerrant Arcade Address
Phil T.. Brown. Thones. Randolph 1903
on ijiI
BILLY SUNDAYS message. authorized.
, we viii pay you Sl20 to distribute II
in your ncighbcrhood. 90 days work.
Great opportunity for man woman.
Spare time may be used. Particulars
ana sample free. Universal Bible
House. phila .ielDhia
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SHOES,

CUT RATE SHOES
FAMILY shoes at rock bottom prices.
Empire Shoe Company. COS wesI
Broad Street.
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REN. Broad at Seventh.
Day and Might. Except ON Special

"N Dtr| shTIH :'ItIII' T.N'''DI UII STtOIII
Feature Days.
TO DAf-RlCHAltD STANTON. IN
tho drama. Tile Man at the Key"
Domino. two-rcci. His Partners sac
rihCc." kritcrion. two-rccl. "A Lucky
Leap" keystone comedy.
To- MORROW WIiLIAM S. HART. IN
IN. Sherlm's Streak OF Yellow"
two-rcel. Is. B. "Shc Never Knew"
American. One Thousand Dollars Re
ward, Thanhouser Hudora, Ia The
Twenty Million Dollar Mystery"
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY GOLSAN 6, NASH, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF Lot,
s. BLOCK IL. WASHINGTON TER
RACE
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

WOODLAND Heights. best street. >
Richmond. colorcd 10 PEE cent invest :
ment dwelling. Cash or automobile
part payment. Address Cashier Box
1876.
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VICTOR. BROAD at Eighth.
L u N-i.rllf - nc. LII

&c Day and Night, EXCcpt on Special
Feature Days
To-DA f-"TWi RESCUED (NiTA-
SRA sr"ph GonedD: sim niss ;v,
to Tippcrary.'
TO MORROW:-"A VALANCHES." SpE-
cian feature. Ave parts. featuring
Catherine Countess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-26

flowers and general farm work Re
ply. giving references, whether mar
ricd or single. age, aud salary expected.
Good place FOR right parties. f.. T.. V.
Poultry Farm. Meadow and Broad
Streets. Richmond, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-26

WANTED, men to learn barber trade.
Few weeks required; steady positions
demand for BARRIERS. Free cataloCuc
Richmond Barber College, Richmond,
"a
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FOR SALE-Vchiclcs

y large stock OF wagons carriages
runabouts and buGgi"s can bc found
At K. II. Bosher's Sons - South Smith
Street
FOR SALE, dump wagons. Can be
seen at IS South Tenth Street.
light grocery wagon, used only .
grocery wagon. newly painted. open
wagon, suitable for street hauling
Several good business bugEies. newly
painted, rubber tires, mt bargain prices
y. Meyers Sons. 49, East Cary street.
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NEW TIIEATRE.

Y-.iATTsY N r n COLLEGE,
i.uhin dercl"ct. Two-recl Kalem
"HcCksvilic ra%cdy Troupe"
TO MORI;OW-"OUT OF THE STORM
Lubin. ''Grizzic Gulch Chario,
Race ScliG comedy. From the
shadow. Biograph "TaNicab Mys-
terry, threc-rccl feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-26

By virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
dated December !. 1913, and recorded
IN the clerks oi'lcc OF Amelia Circuit
Court. In Deed Book G5. page i0S. Sc.
curing certain notes hereinafter d. -.
thereby conveyed. and premiums on
insurance thereon, default having hsen
made in tho said taxes. amounting
S"o.l4. ana In ,hc premiums on insur-
aucc amounting to SlJ.S6. and being
required 70 do 50 by the notcholdcr. I
Will sell at public auction. at the door
Of Annlin I'nmrf hnlIsn
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IN MOVIE LAND.
NlltG INA. III East Broad.


&C Day and Night, Except on Special
Feature Days
TODAY - SPECIAL. THE HIS
tory of the Worlds Greatest Wa:." in
five parts. The sum- Small Voice"
IN two parts. featuring Hclcn Gard
ner.
To.MoRRow SPECIAL. THE spY's
rate. IN three parts. "cld Isaac
sons piamomHs. IN two parts. Fourth
episode of The Girl Detective Series"
The Young Man Who Fingered" fca-
turing Billy Quirk
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FOR RENT-Flnts.

FOR rent. second floor fiat Of 3 rooms
with bath. Apply at All North Sew
cnth Street.
NICELY decorated 5-room fiat strictly
modern. hot-watcr heat: excellent To-
cation; possession at once. Phone Bou-
levard llIf-W.
FOR rent new flats. . rooms each, Pa~ll
Avenue, near Meadow. EDps & EDDs
Co, So2 East Franklin.
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AUCTION Satisfactorily
Bf VAUGHAN & CO.
AuCtiopccrs.
1903 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES SAIL

VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM IN
AMELIA COUNTY
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS
By J. D. CARNEAL & SON,
Real Estate Auctioncers
TRUSTEES AUCTION
SALE OF

Good Residential Investment
Property, Nos. 2I2 Ram
dolph and &2ll S. Fifth SITS.
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FOR RENT--Business Property.

OFFICE space. phone. typewriter and
stenographer: Will share above with
ton Ninth and Main. Cali Madison
2e77 for appointment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-26

YOUNG man with s years bank expe-
rience wishes TO buy working inter
est in established concern. References
exchanged. Address r., care Times
Dispatch.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
JOHN D. S
PILE GROWS
He and His Associates
Millions Richer Than
a Month Ago

NEW YORK, Nov. S0.--John d
Rockefeller and other Standard OIL
magnates and stockholders are mil
lions richer today than they were
a month ago. Figures compiled by
Wall-st. experts Indicate fat
Christmas for the Standard oil
group. II il estimated that tho
market value OF the stock OF the &c
separate companies formed after
the dissolution of the Standard. has
appreciated a total OF s14S,137,O17.
This staggering figure is said TO
represent only the increase in value
~ the stock. The aggregate mar
ket value Of the stock of the vari-
ous companies is now said 10 be
$1,e5t ,03G.4o2
Reports from various PORTS have
told OF advances I'm the price OF gas
oline and OIL From Tarrytown to-
day came a story that John ID. had
taken steps to conserve his "gas"
supply Chauffeurs and other en-
ployes at Pocantico hills have been
joy-rlding on Rockefellsr's gasoline,
II II said. As a result the oil king
has ordered that cars he supplied
only with a sufficient quantity Of
gasoline for the trip on which they
are ordered.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
PLAY CENTER
OF STORM
The Unborn" ArOuses
WOrdy and Legal
Strife

NEW YORK. Nov 30.--Another
storm over the question of birth
control and whether defective in
fants should be permitted TO live
threatened TO break over New YORK
today.
The problem play, The Unborn,
Is now In the courts. Despite an
order prohibiting its presentation, it
was produced last night. Or. If. }.
Haiselden, the physician who re-
fused to operate on Baby Bollinger,
in Chicago. was in the audience and
delivered a speech between acts IL,
support OF his contention that de
tectives should be allowed to die.
An injunction was obtained prevent
ing enforcement of the order prohib-
iting production of the play. At the
hearing on this writ. Wednesday
elaborate arguments are expected
to be made in support Of social
question involved.
1t was reported today that Cardi
nal Farley had exerted some iniiu
ence in an attempt 10 prevent The
Unborn" being produced, but wheth
er his efforts will be carried fur
ther was not known.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
WOMAN rs.
RORRED AT
PISTOL POINT

An unidentified man. who pointed
n revolver at her head, robbed Mrs.
Thomas Minnick, of No. 1863 Pierce
ST., at Dubois and Pierce-sts., early
Monday night. and escaped down
the street before the screams OF the
woman had attracted persons to her
assistance.
Mrs. Minnick was on her, way to
street car when the man suddenly
appeared and ordered her TO give
him her handbag. which contained
SIS and 20 cents in change. also $50
cigarette coupons. She shouted and
tried to get away. whereupon he
snatched the bag and ran down the
street. Mrs. Minnick described the
hghwayman as more than six feet
tall and wearing long, black over
coat.
William McLaren. SO years old, OF
No. 500 Military-aVe, was robbed OF
So by two young men about 20
years old on Toledo-aye.. early Tues
da' morning Stopped by the two
men, one OF whom asked him for a
match. McLaren started converse
lion Suddenly, one struck him a
blow that knocked him to the pave
ment They ran In the direction OF
tho Michigan Central tracks and
disappeared. after taking the money
from the aged mans pockets.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
'Pdcifism is Piece
OF Most AbhOrenf
Wickedness, IT. r.

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. S0.-An Alb.
horrent piece of wickedness and fol
ly. is the way Col. Roosevelt class
es the position of man who be
lieyes country should not prepare
Itself TO defend Us vital honor and
interest by force OF arms"
Col Roosevelt made the statement
in a letter received today by Albert
f. Joab, OF Tacoma. IN which Roose
welt makes hot denial of charge by
William ]. Bryan that the ex-presi
dent classes Christ with the molly
Goddess"
Roosevelt's lette rstates that the
Tuan who refuses to accept the doc
trine OF preparedness for his coun
try "oan be accepted as sincere and
honest only IL he is willing to an
nounce that n believes that in pri
vate life a man should not forcibly
try to prevent his wife's face from
being slapped or his daughter from
being outraged
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
City Is Well Repre-
sented in Colleges of
the Country
378 ENROLLED
AS FRESHMEN
University of Michigan
Naturally Gets Larg-
est Number

According to information received
by the Board OF Education, The De.
troit high schools nave broken all
records in the number OF graduates
who have entered the various col.
leges aud uni ,Crsities und other
higher institutions of learning. Ap-
proXimd.tly 37S students from tie
high schools ot the city have en-
tered as freshmen in the higher
schools of the country. This does not
include the 90 students who entered
the Marlindale Normal college. The
percentage of students who have
graduated from high school and who
have entered the colleges tins year
is almost one out of every two grad
uatCs.
III colleges and other higher in
stitutions in tl,is country recognize
the credits given in the local schools
towards entering. and any student
showing the credentials from local
high school principals can enter
these colleges without having TO
take an entrance examination The
students who are thus passed on by
the principals must have done either
good or excellent work in all studies
FOR the last swo years of his course
in tho high school and they must
also show that they have chosen
some line OF work or some prOfes-
sion for which they intend training
them elves.
Most OF the students entering the
higher institutions this year from
Detroit have enrolled in literary
courses. while a large number have
also taken up some branch of en-
Rincering. but the professions which
were 80 popular several years ago,
the branches of law, medicine and
the ministry have captured few stu
dents from local schools None have
taken a course which will prepare
them for the church.
The following is list OF the De
troit students who have enrolled at
the advanced schools. and the
schools where they have enrolled.
Seventy.four Centralites have en-
rolled in the University OF Michi-
gan. in the literary department as
follows Marion Ackley, Victoria
Adams, Herman Agushavitz, Irwin
Ambcrc. Vera APPEL. Charles Backus.
MeIba Destado, Robert Borman, Ar
thur Boell Clark Bishop. Junius
Brown, Charles Buell., Floyd Buell..
Dorothy Bumps. William Craig. Hon.
ry Caulkins, Holland CoNan. Edwin
Culliffe. George Codd. Catherine Co
burn, Alice Corns, Lois Devereaux,
Laura Daniels, Champion Finn, Miles
Finsterwald, Louis Friedenberg. RUS
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
SOLDIERS END
PEACE MEET

LONDON, Nov Canadian and
Australian soldiers, with a sprlnk
ling OF British territorials. last
evening took charge of Memorial
hall, where the Union OF Demo
cratic Control" an organization
which is opposed to conscription
and favors peace. was advertised TO
hold a meeting. and unceremonious-
ly threw the speakers from the
platform and turned the gathering
into a recruiting meeting.
The soldiers succeeded I'm gaining
admission with tickets other than
those circulated TO the members OF
the union, and forming themselves
at the top of the staircase leading
10 the great hall and galleries, for.
chilly took possession OF the build.
ing.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
BUSY SCHOOL DAYS IN DETROIT
a. N
- HERMAN BARCUS. inc 80

versity OF Pittsburgh. Kelly Per
ldns.
Students from Western high school
are enrolled as follows: University
of Michigan literary department,
Mary Bayly, Muuel Pauman. H. Hud-
son Iritton. Doris Cline. Lillian
Demskc Harold Lyon. Edward Op-
pa,t IIcIbert Pdrzen, Viola Robin
son. Harry Stockcr. William Viola.
Clara Wohlfalht; engineering de
rarWent. James Barger, Alyah
Rryant Karl Daniel. Edgar Dixson,
Fred Davis, Emil Jehlc. William
Mum. Simpson Leonard. Jr.. Harry
Suolgrass: dental department. Law
renee RiChwine, John Sutherland,
William Watkins; Michigan Agricul-
tural college William Brusstar; Uni
versity OF wisconsin. Mary Schmal-
fuss, Michigan State Normal, John
Beltz. Gertrude GoWman, Edith Mac
Farlane, Helen Smith; Heidelbcrg
college, Millarl Flenner
From CasS high school; Univer.
SHY of Michigan. f1ou;s Cantor, Ruth
Corns, Earl Gelharr. Harry Gussin,
Louis Harris, Edward May, Henry
May, Henry Sjarikon. Carl Strue
fort. Michigan Agricultural college
Alvin Downer. James Heating, Al
bert Moran: lpsilauti Normal col
lege, Adoline Dilworth; Carnegie In
stitute Eugene Van Sickle
F,om Eastern high school Uni
versity OF Michigan. Robert Bridge
Arthur Beell Grace Burrett, Clar
encc Etter. Karl Floss. Selma Giertz
Celia G!rardn, Josephine Holmes
Harry Ketchum. Clarence Kramer
George Kretzsemar, David Lindow
Virginia Look. Beatrice Mcknight
Eugene Osius, Margaret Poets, Els
ther Robinson, Edwin Snyder, Elmer
Voet. Evadon Wright; Alma col
lege. Louise Beck, Phyliss Goschen
hofer: Michigan Agricultural college
Hans Keydel, Glenn Lanktcn; Mich
igan state Normal college. Roy
Boettcher. Gladys Koiser, Marie
Hoffman, Vera Lown, Margaret Muir
head; University Of Detroit, Milton
( Cathro
The private and parochial schools
have sent about 40 students TO the
different universities.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-30
MAN SHOT IN FIGHX
OVER DICE CAME
LIKELY TO DW

Because OF wounds. received du<S.
ing brawl in a saloon at No. 1o4'
Tilluan-sye, at N o'clock, Monde2}
night Emil Nowak. 81 years old. o<'
No. II Est. lies in the city hosp<i
tai in dying condition. and his az.
legged assailant, Joseph Berdych. II
meat dealer at No. sos Williams-
ave-. is under arrest, charged with
having committed a felonious a.
sault.
Mer in the saloon held Berdych'
until the police arrived AT the sta
tion he said he shot Nowak. after
Nowak had struck him. the trouplo;
originating over a dice game. iu
which both men had participated-|
Witnesses say that Berdych fireQ
the shot at the young man a. he
was running out the door.
Berdych, who says he is 81 years
old. told the officers that he carried
revolver because he frequently.
carried large amounts OF money.