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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
Insurance Companies Make Claims.

Observation-Disclosures that geyeral
life insurance companies will claim a
part Of any indemnity Germany may
pay on account Of the loss of life on
the Lusitania has raised a question
Tor which State Department officials
say there is no precedent. Heirs OF
many OF the Lusitanfa victims already
have presented claims. Final decision
as 10 whether insurance company
claims on account Of policies paid out
shall take precedence will rest with
Secretary Lansing.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
German Campaign in Eov,t.

ondon.-Germany's campaign in
Egypt Is meeting with obstacles, 1t Is
announced here. due TO the lack OF
coal to operate the railroad which the
Germang have constructed southwark
through Syria to the edge OF the desert
approaching the Suez Canal. The alb
sence OF coal prevents the actual
opening OF the road to transportation.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
BLAMES EDISON BATTERY
PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF
THE EXPLOSION ON THE sua.
MARINE E-2.
seard OF inquiry Appointed to Make
thorough Inquiry Into Disaster
Which Cost Five Lives.

"ashington--Gas generated oy the
ne" EDISON storage battery and ignts-
go oy spark OF unknown origin ts
lso responsible for the explosion on
1as submarine Ell al the New York
SaVF fard rsrsnEEF in rea1rr ro
''s'.rshisSF DanIsls by the hnard ct tn-
Guilty.. Fha investigation WIS pce-
tlhilnarF 10 thaT ncw being esufpcr.t
ny 1ils nbVaD cnurt OF inquiry rea n.
Uhrnlins Uilt. e;.lIs.. ~
ypI,s;.r
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
WHY SUFFER SKIN TROUBLES
When a Postcard VIII Bring Free
Samples Of Cuticura?

Which give quick relief for all itch
ing. burning, disfguring skin troubles.
Bsthe with the Cuticura Soap and hot
water. Dry and apply Cuticura Oint-
meut to the affected part They stop
itching instantly and point to speedy
healnent often when all else fails.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. l..
Boston Sold everywhere-Ady.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
sscretary Lsre's s...ses ea,

Washinztnn Secretary Lane u.
the department. os Irs,&fl0r ami Mrs,
Lane were severely shaken up when
me hHfs%s rH A carriage in which
they we're ftdinI smashed into a lamp
post ana afa9z%d !, half block
do~n Hid%naIk The runaway end.
ed when the hnrs~s became cntangled
IN the harness ard f.fl.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
Exploaion at HONEYWELL

Hopewell, Va.-A 15o.000-gallon acid
tank fell and exploded in the Dupont
Powder Company's plant here, result.
ing in a 100000 property loss and
the injury Of workman who was
burned by the acid. The accident was
caused by the supports on which the
tank stood giving way.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
No German suhmarlna

Washington Secretary Lansing an
nounced that Berlin had reported that
all German submarines in the Mediter.
ranean have reported and that none
was concerned in the destruction OF
the British liner Persia.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
Veterans To Nee. In eirm,nob,, >,

Veterans To Meet In Birmingham.
New Orleans 26th annual re.
union OF the United States Confeder.
ate Veterans will be held in Birmine.
ham. Ala. on May is. II and IS, next.
Ohicial announcement of the date and
place Of the reunion was made here
by William E. Mickle. adjutant gen.
eral Of the veterans organization.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27

:, .Anu started for the to-
pacco held. Half an hour later he re-
turned 1t was torrid day and his
Iace was shiny with perspiration Grim
ly he reached inside his shirt and drew
forth his sandwich untouched by his
"hite teeth, but much the worse for
dirt, perspiration and pressure.
"Missus." he said, the wuhk is too
hahd fob me. Take back yoh sand.
wich. Times.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27

1919 ---.-s under Gen
---- Uava1oa, acrnrdfng to q pirate
estsgruh from ChfhGahua City receiY.
Ell here
Mexican CONSUL An6reas Garcia con.
f1rmed the capGmre OF General villa
His advises stated that the capture
was et4sfcTed by MaHfmfauo MARQUEE
who Tecsurtg aEso captured Gen. Jose
RodFiguezs one OF Villas generals. A
message announcing Villas capture
also has been yscatved at the office
OF the American Smelling G. Refining
Co.
Messages from Chihuahua City-
confirming reports OF the capture of
villa stated that number OF bandits
VINO participated In the Santa ysabel
massacre, were also captured and are
being brought to Chihuahua City for
execution.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
Miss WIleon leavee .,o,,,.,

Philadelphia Miss Margaret WI.
son, daughter OF the president lctt
the hospital here where on Janu,ry
10 she underwent an operation for
tho removal OF adcnoids and both
tonsls.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
Persia Not Victim 30 nu..,,...

Vienna, via London-The govern.
ment has Informed Frederic Penfeld,
the United States ambassador, that
no Anstro-Hungarfan submarine was
concerned in the sinking Of the Pen.
insular e Oriental Line steamer
Persia.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
Careless.

What brought you here. my poor
man?" asked the prison visitor.
Just plain absent-mindednee .e-
piled the prisoner.
Why, how could that be?"
i forgot to scratch the monosra.u
on watch before pawned IL
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
Statewide IN Marula,,e,

Annapolis. Md.--A statewide pro.
hibitton bill. prepared by the Anti.sa-
loon League was introduced In the
legislature. IL provides for a vote
nrpiig'iont The ent,tn state on Inc
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
At Least He Was l4oneat.

He was sn honest little coon. but
Que to z lack OF sanitary precaution
his honesty was without benefit to
the gDod woman who sucrn-~- =.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
Another Reason.

They call her the human graphic
phone"
Just because she buzzes a bir?'
It's on account OF the airs she puts
on
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
Expensive.

I'm thinking Of spending th- winter
at Palm Beach"
Believe me. old man. II you 20
there you'll spend more thar the win.
ter"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27

7t 5ara ctsf at.,
=. ="szz c~c
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
AGED WINDSOR
RESIDENT DIES

Mark Richards, 80 years OF age,
died in his home. No. 70 Sandwich
- Wladaor- Monday afternoon He
was stricken with heart failure soon
after dinner and lived but short
time Mr. Richards was captain or
Windsor company Of volunteers
during the Fenisn raids OF 1885. Mr..
Richards Is believed 70 have been
the o'est native Of Windsor. He
TRl he son OF Mark Richards. FIRST
mayor Of that city lie took an ac-
tive part In all the affairs OF the
place N ia earlier days, being at
one time captain OF the FIRE depart
meut His wife was Mise Maria
Dennis who belonged 10 an old Eng
FISH family In Essex county. and last
year The couple eel. hIatec their gold
ed wedding Mrs Richards. two sons
md Two daughters survive him.
George. who ia serving in company
of engineers pw1itius orders TO 20 10
the Ntnt, William. who lies with
m- parents. Miss Mari, Richards.
also IyIng at houe, and Irs. Minnie
Duniord. o. E.uoIJ
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

during th' night Tho war Office an
nouneed that French aeroplane
Rwooped down and ettRcked Ger
man trench ln Tho ~. WAIST wood
BERLIN VIA Wireless 10 Say
vile. L.. ~. oct. 2A2 Fighting of
tho greatest violence continues yes
teTdaY uu the Somme front. II was
officially announced today, In order
10 break through At any price. the
English and French continued their
attacks with strong forces In spite
OF their use OF those masses north
81 the Somme. they suffered heavy
sangunary defeat.
Entire rows Of dead are lying.
one upon another. especially west OF
Lc Transloy. Tho British war OF
fee last night announced the cap
ture OF 900 yards OF trenches In
this region Tho conduct OF our
troops was az splendid as possible.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
GOD CAN USE
SNAKES AS
PREACHERS
Continued from PAGE oneD

Turned toward the godly more than
ever before. he insisted
The godly will have the power Of
Paul or Peter the evangelist said
n they will hav0 the same faith
DO you think that Paul and
Peter would have had the power
they did II they had Just come from
n leg show asked Billy "l'1 you
think they would have had The pow
er n they came from a bridge whist
party or dance hall? That's the
reason lot OF YOU haven't the
power today That's the reason q
lot % you church members are not
worth three wboops this side Of
perdltion It's All Insult 10 God to
profess 10 be Christian and i've
the way lot OF you church mem
bers do
Live a gentle. unselnsh. seltsac-
rlncing life Don't come 70 the tab
ernacle- and sa~aLeH- tAA- AHA- AZ q
seat, but slide ever 10 the middle
When the usher asks you % move
over don't look al him as n he were
bank burglar asking 'or your
pocketbook expect the ushers TO
have more patience now than they
had few weeks ago. They proha
bly, know more about some OF vow
than they did then and they know
some o. you have a streak Of yellow
ia YOU"
The collections taken on Tuesday
Will go 20 the Childreu's Aid So
ciety and the managers Of the cam
paign are looking forward FOR a
lsrg" Offering as II Is 20 be Masonic
night I'm he tabernacle and Billy
sunday has said so many pleasant
things about the Masous that # is
believed they will rctallaie by con.
tributing TO the poor children gen.
erously
AZ The evening service both men
and women VIII be admitted and
the sermon viii be for evcrl body
tho the Masons and their families
viii be seated first in the main body
Of he tabernacle II is expected
thu the Masoni. delegations alone
viii bring out at least 10000 per
sons. They will come from all over
Wayne county.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24


rapidly as possible to ali ouesuona-
BILE addresses.
As 10 e. not known how many rrc-
cinrts the arst 600 letters sent out
Cover 30 3. .p"os Ibl- ~ estimate
we averoga bal registration per
district. bat IL Is cons derod certain
thai, he total for al viii not nearly
approach Jasnow SKIS original esti-
mate % p 600 Some OF the pcr.
sons whose letters were returned
arp though 20 Do legitimate voters.
pdeuly ia prompt mail deliveries
encountered u large apartment
touaes Nher" ONE Droprietors re-
fusa % receipt for Registered mail
The election ,0mwiseioa VIII
meet again 20 p. IN. Tuesday. go
question election onclals in the
first precinct OF the Twenty-nrst
ward where l.. r. Bayaeld defeated
for alderman. charges he was de
frauded 81 - votes The commits.
sion already hav removed n oil
ciale and received the designations
~ 20
Further reg s'rsuOn Will be dis
c1ss"d Many yer sons regularly uut
OF the city are coming back End de-
handing 20 DO allowed 10 vote. The
commission Is not allowed 70 permit
registration af'or Oct u, bur is un-
willing 20 deprive legal voters OF
their franchise
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
WILL NOT CLIP
THE DECALOC
EpiScOpalians Decide Not To
Abbreviate 10 Command.
ments

81 LOUIS, oct. 24-That tho
Catholic" party IN the Protestant
Episcopal conference stu has con
siderable vitality was the prediction
today following II resolution introduc.
I'd IN the house OF deputies last
night 10 Incorporate the phrase The
Holy Catholic church" on the title
page ~ the ancient church liturgy.
The proposition was referred TO the
Joint commission on common prayer
and viii probably be acted on late
today. II was thought the Catholic"
faction would not ask any changes
following the lack OF interest in a
proposition earlier IN the conference
sessions 20 change the name or the
rhUTCh 10 tho Catholic Cturcf1 Of
America"
II was also learned today that no
change IN the prayer book version
~ thu Ten Commandments would be
made az this conference. Last week
y Was rumored tho house OF bishops,
The upper house OF the church, IA.
vufcl their Authorization.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
TAXES GROW
FASTER THAN
POPULATION
oCon,inu.d fron I.nxe OncI

bulletin states Tint In 1918 'ho rity.s
taxes were 1t3.tu8.tGQ tn other
words, We INCREASED .7N por 'rut In
city taxes, while We were grow Ing
~ per cont la population. " lat
does this mean to the individual resi-
dWit Of Detrolt2
The bulletin torsely answers tho
question. II shows that iu 1000 our
city tANes amounted TO fln.lA for
each person Ia our city, n shows that
IN 1913 our city taxes amounted 20
" 90 Tor each rnr-uu IN our city ln
other words each man woman Hnd
child Ia Detroit had 10 bear city
tax burden Of 81 ~ more IN 1915 than
m 1905
nut tho bulletin goes farther II
slnks It's probe into the bonded In
while our taxpayers were asked 60
pay an increase % 20@ per cent In
city taxes. We were getting deeper
into debt all The time.
Here are the bulletins hgureH. In
1906 Detroits bonded Indebtedness
was $3.50 $50. In 1913 Detroits
bonded Indebtedness was t2i.lSs.T57.
In other words during these 10 years
our city taxes increased 2Ot per cent.
our bonded debt increased l73 per
-cant- Consolidating THE incIAAss In nnr
bonded debt Ito bulletin calls at
tentlon TO tho necessary increase IN
Interest charges that our city'a tax
payers have 10 pay.
In 1906 our interest charge on our
city debt was t2ssi00
In 1915 cur intsrest charge OH our
city debt was tsi669a
II IL hardly necessary 20 point out
that the present city administration
has been peculiarly given 20 high
iANss In 1915 our city tax rate was
the highest IN the eltys History
fgs AZ per thousand Of Assessed valu-
alton.
The bulletin l have quoted speaks
tho mature conclusion OF body 81
scholarly. scientific and disintercstod
students 81 the taxation problem.
VIII the citizens Of Detroit heed
tho plain warning their conclusions
proclaim 20 us9
A. tho bulletin pointedly states
The reasons for tho seemingly eN-
trhordlnHry increase "a municipal
eyUcaditures ARE best known. or
should be best known. by thuse who
bs'e TO foot the Dill. therefore q "a
left FOR their consideration and dis
cussiun"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
Deaths

'4adore Solymau. ChUdreu's Free
hospital 2 months iria-tlral intoxi-
tunH Elizabeth WIZ Harper hos
iit8l "a years. carcinoma OF liver:
e. bout - years. pulmonary tuhrrCulu-
sis, NJrIej Jau.gH. 500 Hammond. 81
years. NalNuIaT heart disease Mrs
Carrie Mabel. Harper hospital 10
Nes'4 general p-rltpuit.s. Myrtle
SPAWN. - Van court years. para
lys ~ spinal cord. Andrew Mach
e,EN ss@ Theodore, s- years. yalvu-
lar heart disease. Elizabeth : BEN
to. George Coles. 500 Fifteenth Ga
Years acute BrlEuts dis"asg, Mary
J.. Kirk, 80 Morreli. about 50 years.
a'lrrip sclerusis clayton n Mouer,
itN- East Grand blvd - years scar
l"i fever Millie 4 Gaudy, $50 Yer
mont. - Years. carcinoma or stom-
ach. stevens Silka. 53i WINS T.. %
years, pulmonary tuberculosis, Frank
lark. 81 Thrtioth. ~ years gastric
,arrirpmai Mildred ~,ttIe - lie
Grard. months. ertNro-colue Marv
'urrv- Providence hospital. about 30
wears mitral resurCitat John Nc.
'af"ry. Receiving hospital about q
sstr, apnplcNV. simon EabucIeWE'l. .
skull. Margaret carson. 4oi T. Town
.srd - Ecars f..frnI c~uTCitqtiOu .
Hannah pslNr l7S 'otfroIl - Years
,'c'n.ma ~ San bladder Frederick
tuberculosis ~ SHINE Virgil Lill'-
'rrs CLiidrvr Ft,e huauital {,
months mara SINUS. S'o''l Sieracko.
''. hospital annex. 1ouEt - Years.
t't""id fever John f"ch"rl"z. 252
, 1upl5 ! year Ea9tr'fI7. NHlai'Vc
2 Yer % schiller. ! year. '7i"rit's.
~ sil E,~,hlla. S39 Junction. . years.
acute Castritls Anna Holecki, -
PC. ] .Ee2r acute Haetr'-"ni"rit!s.
Iar.Ii Wojtyatak lt2 Junction :
o.. So Jan" o. o. ID IA = q
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
Marriage Licenses


WalfAr Green 80 Detroit. MAY g..
Nandus J Ner,ier. 81. Gross"
I".r's Faim- Hattie Moei'cr. ia.
Harry D. LeNaeA -a Myrtle i'm
sebastian sronda So annie Nou-
>f.,6sSi G.ccewl,1, 80 hsa,a Gle
Jacob -ussman 80 Yeua ehav'n.
Hecrv RIana. "a Louise ncnja.
soott a. Anderson. rs. Rorn. y. y.
LA So '>IEif 80 Hsuum. " No
E.vn.t haI We. 80. Anna E'lo. Il
Frank Martin -. neHn,t Mary
John Jovezek. 90. Media ra qua
M5ndsl rrenner SO sadie .peser.
JOHN ssIesXy 81 Amelia Kropp IS
Emmett KENNEDY. S. Niles Nath-
ryn lain. IS, same
William BranderosrEs % Helena
Carl Luns, o. May stomks. IS
Frank Halass, p Rosa Baois, s.
Marty Rouse 81. Dollins H0os, 10.
Edward Howard. 90 Francis MI
Wsiter a. ByIsr. "a Ellen d
Jss, rsrk.-. q Loui,. Y wi.2-
oscar Young. "a Anna Ross. Is
Leo A rhsidorf 2S. Dstroi, Media
Richard { Kein. IS Caroline cas-
clarence Rsnolt, rs vivian LeMare,
Joseph A. cushing 2s Bridget NJ
dsorss 4. Gn0.r, a. Elizabeth h
paul Ruppel 10 FORD city. Mary
William wordsn. q Lott. Filling
john dswel. "a. Ross. Juds a.
Frank Roth, as. cleveland. o.. Pau
line Walter, as
Joseph Poremha. 10, Wysndott";
r, wnli .nnr ,, , r r HsS'n'' !" V'r-
Frank Amato. n. Detroit; f>ovstts
LeMora, 90 Hancock
Ernest Hetn. 90 Helen MELON
Carl Levsn,ros..r 81 Leon. Blum.
Edward ". LsuEhI'n a. Mari. C.
Hsr6trt c Austin IS L,ms NJ
Fiotr Grak.kL as; stanisisws Jas
rsIsia Dublin, rs slms Kunin. "a
NernArd Roberts, %, Ecorse, LII
Han Fhinancs, 81, River Rouge,
Michael A. Springer. IS Martha
IRobert psattie 20. Cleveland. Isa-
belle watt. "a, Detroit
Nicholas A. Matthias, co. Louise La
Harry l. Kopsl 81 Rose p MI
DAVID sells. 81 cora y conway.
John W behind. ~ Morssry L..
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
STUDENTS "PLAY
HOCKEY" TO HEAR
BILLY SUNDAY
,Coutipued from, Page onc)

ity 81 more than half OF the total
enrolled attended the meeting IN the
Coliseum. and this Included a large
Number 81 fair goods II was no
lceablr that the girl students were
lJJlv IA enthusiastic as the boys and
while they did not make so much
noise as the young men, the demon.
siration they gave Billy Sunday and
Rody Is said 90 have been the
greatest OF ia kind they have re-
cplyod, and they have visited prac
ticall, all the great universities OF
the country
While The girls were highly IN.
thuslastlc over Billy. II was "Rody. q"
the matinee girls idol. that won
them completely He taught them
20 sing some Of the tabernacle songs
and they Joined In these airs with
An enthusiasm thai would have
made th'.r own music master glow
with rrdr had they shown such
spirit In their class room.
And when tho speech was over
and practically every one OF the
&c 600 persons present had pledged
himself 20 either vote dry or use
IS or her influence on the side ~
tho dry party. the girls were among
tho FIRST 20 press forward 20 grasp
ne two evangelIsts by the hand II
was apparent however. that the co
obs made for "Rody" In greater
Numbers than for Billy.
The boy students figured that
Rl.v was quite a hero because he
could play baseball and had circled
the bases in record time. according
20 "Rody"
Billy delivered his famous booze
sermon after he had been intro.
duced by T. A. Lowry. chairman OF
tho Sunday committee. al the "one
man above all others 20 whom would
belong the credit FOR making Mich.
gan dry" Mr Lowry declared that
the influence Of Mr.. Sundays utter.
ances. which had been read all over
the state. was the biggest single In.
fuence ~ work, and he hailed Billy
Sunday "a an unseGsh hero working
like a giant in behalf OF decency
The evangelist made one Of the
biggest hits OF his address when he
declared I'm favor OF n law that
would keep saloon al least one
mile distant from a university or a
school
We don't want tho vsry flower
Of our young manhood threatened
by this evil" he declared. and 8
cheer from the men student. and
the waving OF handkerchief bv the
girls was his reward
on his way 10 Ann Arbor. Billy
stopped At Yp.ilant. where re I'D.
dressed the greatest crowd % stu.
dents and citizens that ever crowd.
I'd into the new auditorium OF the
state Normal school. His talk thcrc
vas on education. and he Just bare
~ touched on the liquor question.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
MOrtuary.

EcI<>TT.IN .oc' e. lals. .uddenIv.
r.I. Rename 30 chapel
.f " 100 s. son. 50 peter ooro-
49, >.t.o ~ funeral latrr.
NICOI-Dct %. At sons residence
am Hamilton ave. sarah D.. aged
IS years. widow ~ ile late Thorn
as + Nlcol dear mother - Eugene
J. NIcol Grant G. Stool ~ chicago.
Ill., and Mrs Arthur r. VI Gus
lance, % Duluth. MINI. Funeral
Wcdnosday, 10 from resi-
dcnce Burial A. 81 Clair Mich
RIEFsTAHI~-CharI oct. %. 1918.
At Pullman. Chicago. H.. beloved
fathsr Of Gustave T Riefstahl and
otto Rtsfst0hl. Funeral from res.-
dnnce OF son, Gusrave j Riefstahl,
80 Nj Elliott Burial ~ Eimwood
ciety No. ?. pleas" take notice.
KEMpF oct %. 1915. Charles r..
At the residence ~ his son-in law.
b f}9ysS Mi ,S'Ger w Fl 81 Fl Hii H
dale Mich. and Mrs g. J Chsnd-
ler Funeral ~ Chelsea. Mich.
ROBINSON oct %. LIVINGSTONE
poblnson. and dear father ~ Mar
garet and the lat" William Robin
son. Funeral from he residence,
265 LocLEt-st Wednesday a. $50
and ~ Niucent's church Al ?
srAFFIN Sunday. az HIS lAts resi-
denca, ia Milcs-st lpsilanti. Pc
ter J. stafhn, husband ~ tho late
Mirirda Stafhn ami beloved father
Of Mrs. David BE-. a. of lansing d.
clara. OF Yps,lait. and Peter
George, Mfs Wal rohpiS and
Mrs William Med. 7Hld. ~ lfetroit.
Funeral notice Later.
TYLER Oct "a. 1919. Prank r.
member 81 Oriental lodge No 80.
r and a NJ Detroit council No
?. Z Q. r. Hazeu : piugree camp
No 5, y 3 ". v. Funeral We'd
peEday. 10 q m, from J W. Nancy
parlors, 41-A7 Nntional-ave. under
auspices OF Mnsons and Spanish
War Veterans
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

us 611 Artillery George Boushsy
MONT. Leo T.. rlstt 7o7 McEinstry.
join to'towsSl 81 .ir'santy MIN
samuel NHur" sII Westmlnster.
Iuiu- lltnIlE. 90 uelTaN. NRVlaW
is .rudhintseL 80 Milwaukee, Frank
80 's-. rs 80. Aut.b FoliRs Mallszew-
SIS, Et1 Ilquatte. stanley tliusId.
ltl' dubois. Harry y. Frus. 1875 Wa.
i~Il uo. Iaul kukla, 20 Twenty ninth.
* eric T.. Mowat, lSsS twenty fourth.
,'a5 m)nd Nadeau. ~ Harvey Harry
La France. 653 Military, Vaughan
smith. Ir0u D. Palmer; Harry Har-
rIs NIulAu's hospital Samuel sauna
irik. SiH Eowens Joe IlOch, AZ nor
ton, AntJni JanIk % otis, samuel
o Root. Samaritan hospital, Leslie
J Buwdan, 81 Brooklyn Stapislaw
il trUst. 100 pulsskl. Edward Is Pas
,.H. So chalmers, Alvin Cheney. ldS
~ EN west Nathan Grpdman $50
iGupelle Mitchell Nuaclou. ST Mary =
l,-pital. Ernest J Macarthur, $50
Eighth, John l.rickel - Wessuu,
Iiarr', r Fletcher Harper hospital ,
cornelius C0usino. 4d3 Wheelork,
Harry Brown. 500 Townsend IN
1~ov II Davis lS6 blaine. Albert s.
Mann. l75 Cavalry. Alexander kreic'
Us Law lou John Letko. II Dane.
David IT sitter. 29f Vancouver. vii
lam D. trOnaTt 2Df oregon, Joseph
BlanchGeld. I5l Vancouver, William
r. Hewitt. A2s BROOKLYN John Bare
80 So Aubin Harold a Barker, 90
IS. Milwaukee samuel Novitz .N2
Eliot. Albert FrAyant. 047ia Reid:
NTIhu TRnTans. 100 Lafayette ROBERT
Johnston George NellairS Provi-
derce hospital. Joseph 81 Laurent.
500 Hishland Philip Applebaum, 205
T. NSXandrine. John Venuaker 1859
W Hancock Max Boldstein, 554
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
TEACHER
WILL DEFY
CHADSEY

Chadsey. Present indications are
that n viii be the chief topic OF dis.
cuasion nj tho nert meeting OF the
hoard 81 education. Thursday, wher
Inspector Samuel {. Niumford. sup
porting DIT. Chadsoy. viii bring the
matter before the entire board
Scores Of school teachers and sew.
sral OF the men and women holding
supervisory positions with tho board
Of edeaiion are dosply interested in
the controversy, as Il may result Ia
changing the system by which amhi.
tious teachers arr rewarded with
promotion in Detroit schools.
Supt ChadSsy has declined t1
sanction The appointment of Nichols
~ principal 81 the Berry school he
cause Nichols has not received a
diploma from n normal school or unit
varsity, or n cArtihcats from the
state board Of education These
qualifications aero made necessary
about TWO years ago, OLA the sugsss'
ton al The superintendent Three
years before that. GARFIELD Nichols.
fuor four years a. service In tho
rural schooIs Of Wayne county, re
cttved county certificate and filled
other requirements making him eIigi.
ole 20 position as a teacher in tbs
Detroit schools
Ne was not graduate 81 a normal
school ur university, he had studied
three years IN the Detroit College
sf Law,
.,ghsn 4 baseula tBaahRr, I be.