The Detroit times., 1915-03-20
sl FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

charges that Langley In the candi-
date OF tho gang" and that the
gang" wants his scalp because he
has voted Independently. Mr.. Lang
ley 10 q bartender. a fact which win
count against him. In all probability.
Albert p. Morgan. Republican
candidate In the Eighth ward. Is
manager OF the shoe department OF
the Elliott.Taylor.w ooifenden Co.
He IL very frankly for DIT, Chadsey,
He was a close friend OF the late
Frank Kennedy. Inspector from the
Eighth ward at the time OF his death
a few weeks ago. Mr. Morgan be.
lieves In many. n not all o Dr.
Chadsey's enterprises. He Is very
partial to manual training vocation
al studies. He h a serious. thought
ful man. by no means a politician.
and Is highly recommended by his
business associates. He Is opposed
by Peter w. Schultz. who has a
garage at No. 7oi Grand Riveraye.
Mr.. Schultz was educated In paro-
chial and private schools, and has
sent HIS children TO parochial and
private schools. Nevertheless he
believes that he Is interested In the
public school system, He Is n mem
Der OF the Catholic church, but says
that he does not believe in introduce
Ing religion into the public schools
In any form. He believes that the
private schools give better training
that the public schools.
The children learn things In the
private schools that they are not
taught In the public schools" he
said. They come In closer contact
with the teachers. and are taughI
how to behave. There was time
when the private schools were not
as good a. the public schools. but I
think that the reverse II true today.
IL am elected. shall TRY TO intro
duce some Of the private school eff
cheney into the public schools"
In the remaining wards. the Re-
publican candidates have no oppOsi-
ton.
John c. spaulding. who win be
the next Inspector from the Second
ward. Is a member Of the law firm
OF schmaizriedt. Spaulding 4 Toms,
He Is Ss years old. and has resided
In Detroit since graduating from the
University OF Michigan. He is not
familiar with the Detroit school sys-
TEN. ne admits So far an he Is ac-
quainted with Or. Chadscy's policies.
he Is In accord with them. He be.
lieves In manual training and other
educational extensions. but thinks
that a good deal OF nature study"
and general culture" Is time wasted
Alexander II. Reinhold. who will
be the Third ward Inspector. Is sec
rotary and treasurer OF the Reinhold
Manufacturing Co. makers OF Ice
tools AZ No. 13s Beaubien-st. He re.
ceived his education In the public
schools OF Detroit and the DetroI,
Business university.
II would be foolish 70 talk about
the public schools unte I get better
acquainted with them" be says. IL
am not going 10 commit myself re-
garding DR.. Chsdsey until ! know
him and ind out more about what
he Is doing. think that the schools
ought to be given a business admin.
lstration. and ! am willing 10 work
as hard for them a. do in my own
business. and 10 see that so far as I
am concerned they are conducted
along the same lines. Further than
that. can't say at this time. have
told Dir. Chadsey's friends that |
wouldn't pledge myself TO their can
didate. Neither do intend To pledge
myself to anyone else. haven't
been approached by anyone regard
ing Mr.. Martlndale; 30 far "a I
know. DR.. Chadsey II the only man
mentioned for the place"
In seven wards the present inspect
ors have no opposition: DIR. Albert
McMichael in the Fourth: j. Scott
Hunter In the Fifth; william ".
Maybee In the Tenth: Frank q.
Kruger in the Eleventh: Albert r.
Sherman In the Twelfth; DR.. Frank
G. Neinas in the Sixteenth. and John
w. Warncke I'm the Eighteenth.