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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-11-25
Notable Recognition Accorded
Albert {, Gr0onIaW.
STUDENT or THE MASTERS.
Value of Due Preparation For Service
!, Exemplified In the Career and Work
:, Of Former Pennsylvania Boy Who
Has Made Good In Canada and the
West as Soloist. - 81
By N. BARNETT DoDsoN.

BY N. BARNETT DODsoN.
While 1t is not rare thing to hear
Of scores Of young men. and women Of
the colored race who have attained
greatness as finished musicians, both
vocal and instrumental, yet there are
scores still unheard of except in To-
cal way. 1t is therefore a matter of
pleasing information as well as a
splendid evidence Of the progress
which members of the race are max
ing In classical music. Albert Edward
Greenlaw Of Detroit, Mich, belongs to
the class Of songsters which has risen
on his merit and whose services have
been engaged by the most critical low
ers Of music for both religious and
social entertainment In q very large
way. X .. or
Mr.. Greenlaw is native Of Scott
dale, Pa. His parents, Peyton and
Hannah Greenlaw, removed to Canada
when their son Albert was eight years
Of age. Young Greenlaw received his
elementary education at Woodstock,
Ont. Being musically inclined, his par
ents decided to give him a musical
education. Mr.. Greenlaw studied un-
der some Of the best teachers with
special attention given to voice cul-
ture. 81" .. -..
He made rapid progress in his studies
and early showed signs Of remarkable
capacity for music of the most difficult
composition. He finished his course in
music with fine record, and his sue
cess as professional vocalist is due
to the thorough preparation which he
made before entering upon his chosen
profession. 2a1
On account of his thorough prepare
ton and ability as soloist Mr.. Green
law has endeared himself to the local
public in Detroit. through which he
has become known in other parts Of
the west. For ten years he has been
constantly engaged by some of the
wealthiest and most influential congre
cations among the white people in
Canada doing solo work. For such
services he receives liberal pay. which
enables him to keep himself abreast Of
the times in the best music and also
time to study and consult the highest
musical authorities.
During the winter of 1915 Mr.. Green.
law was engaged by one of the most
successful evangelists Of the country
who was laboring in Iowa. His solo
work in this connection won great
praise for him from the pulpit and
press. Every place in which Mr.. Green.
law sang and every time 1t was an.
nounced that he would sing throngs
upon throngs Of people gathered to
hear him, and 1t was said that much o.
the success of the reviyalists with
whom he labored was due to the mar.
velous sweetness and fullness Of Mr..
Greenlaw's wonderful voice.
Quite recently Mr. Greenlaw sang at
the great mass meeting held by the
Detroit branch OF the National Associ.
alton For the Advancement of Colored
People. and his fine singing was
quite revelation In Detroit, his own
home town. 1t has SO happened that
he has always been detained from
home in his profession and had been
given no opportunity since perfecting
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-11-25
tn. Outlook at the Hampton institute

The Outlook at the Hampton Institute
Things are looking bright at the
Hampton (va.) institute for big en-
rollment for the 1916-17 school year.
One especially interesting course in the
trade school Is the one for training q
selected number Of male students in
plumbing and steamfitting. Hampton
aims to make men as well as mechan.
les whom the public will respect rather
than ridicule. and It is succeeding at
the Job.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
PREP PAREDNESS IS
SPEAKERS TOPIC
University Men, Members OF
U. S. Consulting Board,
Talk to Lunch Club.

About forty members of Inc Electric
Luncheon club were present at ttcir
weekly luncheon Monday at the Ice
Iluckins hotel Prorcsso- Rozcllc and
pr peRarr. both ~ me stat" university.
delivered short talk. about the naval
consulting honri which was recently or
gnnI1cd b. secretary NJ the Nay Dan
lrls
Under the supervision NJ thls hoard
viii be- organized nm industrial prepared.
ness committee with representatives
from each state. also Alaska. The duty
of these committees viii be- 10 take a
complete inventory ~ all industries IN
each state and offer suggestions which
win prevent the ,rpplins NJ industries
In r,se of Wni
The naval consulting hontd has secured
the services ~ the CHIEF engineers ~
IN" country. with NJ oo'tmnn uf th"
Hudson Motor ,ompan, nH chNrinon ~
viii be- strictly q patriotic movement
With compensation 90 nobody
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
eF|aShes

TOPEKA. KNN Public health nurses
,inm several Kansas cities are here g.
form q public health section ~ the Kan.
sas Association of NurscH
rlTTSRUECH -Four thousand NJ tho
5oo men employed hy the Westinghouse
Ntbfske company Nt wilmcfdins re-
turned TO work Monday while two
companies NJ state militia guarded the
plant
WASHINGTON \ committee from an
anti .milltarism organization Monds, pfs.
srrtcd to President Wilson argument.
against bir army and navy programs and
io ask him to declare against miltaf.
Ism
PARIS Two etrat snti.llruor moel
irgs were held MONDAY. ono In the Sor
hoEnc and the othcr it Boucn Roth
m'otinss urged Impression ~ liquor
traffic
iNplNNNroIis about nm delegates
were In attendance here Monday ~ the
National Conference nt Jewish Charities
ST LOtlS The tricnni,l meeting -
N, grand division ~ the order ~
Railway Conductors was called tn order
here MundH, fiNr thousand delegates
.f.. shp,,trd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
RETAILERS PLAN
WIDE DISCUSSION

pr I Frank Roach pastor uf the
firt VI T. church viii be- the prime.
pBl speaker ~ dinner 10 be- given hN
the Oklahoma Ci'N Retailers Assurs
ton 100 the SkiNin notcl "Wednesday
May 2s ~ $50 . m w." will talk
uuon ihe subject The Retailer organ.
izcd
Duties pnd Rcnents " the Nd,crtls.
ms Committee viii b. the subject ~
John " NrVhrru. president NJ the Ok
l'hums 'itt Advertising club and dis
cuVion ON the subject viii be- led d, Lon
Foster NJ FurroW 4 60
= u R,,rN. president of the United
rto,iieni association. viii tain ou Val
mo- ~ 'h' rhIritics Endorsement Com.
miilcc IN the Merchant and Charitable
distribution. and Value ~ tho Credit
Bureau Hrd central Collection Depart.
mcnt' viii be- the subject " o. \ Whit
ten. secretary ~ m" fctsil'rs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
OLIVER APPEALS
TO DEL|NQuENTS
J OF ALL PARTIES
Registrar Urges Factors in
Politics to Use Phone
to Get Out Voters.

with thousands of voters not regis
tered, and with the close of registration
onli two days away, County RcgiatIar
II g. Oliver to-day scut out an apural
10 active members of all the political
p,ftics TO call up their friend. and ac.
quaintanrcs and urge them to register
without further delay about - percent
ol the voters have registered iu Okla.
homa county but there are thousands uf
persons who have not
! wish every active member N an
Tho political parties would get bus, night
nov 20 urge their friends 10 register %
arid Mr Oliver There are thousand
who hHvc not registered In this county
tnd unless the nclNe party momhor- go,
after them they viii not register E,c.y
ore should register and with ntir
urging. We ought to be- able to rcrivtoi
rHcticnll' every qualified voter IN the
county
y have sent out appeals to active
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
says we will both look and feel
clean. sweet and fresh
and avoid lllnesa

sanitary science ras u. ,.'a m.a. 10
strides with results ihs' me- N untold
hles,Int 20 humanity Tho attest srpli.
cation uf iia uriirng research is the fvrs
nwwrrds'iNn that u is no uv,s~np IN
pUfri in iuirfnsi sanitation of the drain.
nrf .,si'w NJ 'hT humsu nod, ps n ls IN
ihr drains uf tho house
riHtf NJ us Who sfr accustomed N feel
dul ,ri hssv, whom W arise splitting
Nrsds lhs stuff, from = cold foul tongue
nasty breath. acid stomach can. instead
ieF' Ne ffosh - dsVy Nv opening m.
smirts NJ the iys,sm cari morning and
flushing nw The whole " the Internal
I vpisrnNus Essnani ms'isf
I Everyone. whether siiins sick ~ we'll
,houli each morning hefofs htsskfsu
drink siss. ~ tvsi hot water with =
iraspnnnttl nf limestone phosphate ln u
~ wash from tho stomach n,sf ani
bowels the previous dsNs indisss,ihis
waste, sour bile and poisonous toxins
thus cleansing spsetsnins snd pufit,lns
,hr entire elementary canal before pu,,lns
mote tuoi into tis stomach The sc,lor
" ho, water and limestone phosphate M
sn emrtN stomach v wonderfully inVir
ofa,ins " cleans out si the sout ter
msntsuuns ssse.. waste snd syidity anJ
rives one a splendid srrctl,c fci break
last While YOU are enlryins your hrvak
fast the rhosrhstsd hu, vs,rr is uuis,i,
extracting . large volume ~ water from
the blood and s.t,ins teadv fot = ,hni
uush nushlns ~ sil 'he inside oftsns
rhs miiunns ~ rrrrlr Who are bother =
piih constipation hlirus SPELLS s,ums y
trouble 10 suwptir stiffness othrts v8
have ssiioW SKINS hIr-i disrfdrts en-.
sitsN compilations are uts-d ~ az
nusf,sf pound ~ nmssiun. rhyrhat
from ,hr dfus stove This viil cnsi vsf'
little M, 10 .uificisn, N nsks an,ors
pronounced tfarh m ,he subject Of In
t.rnai sanitation ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08

demnatlor proceedings and a. a 'sed
price BY the court: than not one dollar
~ the money rald out by the citizens
who contributed 20 purchasing these oli
options can. or viii be refunded out o'
this money There is no legal Way In
which We could. = ~ 50 desired.
For the benefit ~ those who .iill hD-
lev, that tho old Potter suit viii be- r'-
vved on account of this plan I WISH io
siy that this suit hns bcou d.snHs.' =
and that the present plan g. not m any
way connected with. of similar 10 the
Potter U,an. except nat We store the
waters - tho North Canadian river In D
storage basin. and unless ST. Potter has
patent tights 10 the water ~ the so NJ
Canadii1 river tl,fc Z. mo- similarity 100
the plans and he win hnvc no ground
10 sue oklahoma CITY FOR the Use oi
these ilrns
Mayor, Strong Promise
In the construction NJ tho work {
promis. ifs Votors and tatp1ypt-. ON
behalf NJ mys'l' my fellow commission.
rrs and tho citizens committee that 10
shall be- constructed nrrnrd.ug Go o.,
plans and under tho supervision ~ com.
po'ont engineers ani e., rear 900 .,rit
On the dollar rr it is posSlhl" 20 lult
public works
In discussing the third subject, IN.
integrity and eanAblil,y o' the corms
sloners have nothing 10 say ~. cot ths,
~e have associated with u, seven men
tseleeted BY oi,irenn whom We believe
20 b. honorable and capable; these seven
men viii Jointly pass upon the plans ard
construction ana also upon every dollar
~ the money asked FOR N In your
opinion. your i've city commissioners
ana these seven citizens ~ the ci,lier,
committee afe not possessed o' integrity
ana abhity sufficient TO 10 this wots. an
I can say ls' God hello this community 90
Concerning Sewer Issue.
IN f,tird In the sewer houd issu. I
simply dcritr 10 state that these sewers
are absolutely necessary. and ,,rry dos H
delay In constructing them Ia p menace
'n tho health Of NOT onN Capitol uIII mud
south Oklahoma CITY. but to over, ,....
frn m oklahoma CIV TIE, should h.
huili b, all means and ash nm pI,i.nu
tive vote on tNyfD bond.
For the ilauun houds fnr tho punN,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
WEDDING TOUR TO BE
CRUISE INTO ARCTIC

SNN FRANCISCO. Cal. Mny Me-
Peter MEX Ha,nc bride NJ Ices iNiu
20 month will pr,omp,n, her husband
captain MEX HnNnc on an Arctic Dfuis.
"f. their ro,l being tho tomb of sif John
FRANKLIN who died there In 1857
captain Rs,nt horcs IN recover s.I.
su'inr records believed to have h5sn hd.
den IN the resting plac, " Sit John
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
CARVER TEsTIFIEs
FOR CHIR0PRACTIC

Dr william Carver head OF the car
ye' Chlroprnctc college. occupied th"
witness stand Monday morning In IN"
trial Of Mrs Minnie Burrus i2o ono
damage suit against W X Gorhy, u
chiroprnctor The case was continued
from FRIDAY nislt untl o'clock Mon
do,
Doctor Carver vas put through 60
'cr' cross-cTamination hy attorneys for
MI Rurrns, who sought 10 disprove IN"
Insertion that the Chiropr,cttc treatment
i- proper one tor appendicitis Mrs
Burrus alleges that through ignorance,
ircompclrncy and neglect Gorhy va rC.
'ponsihlo Tor her husband death
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
CH0CTAW MAN WOULD
BE COUNTY ASSESSOR

Pau. huston ~ 'hoctNv filed hts rsns
WITH tho election tosrd today SIS IAN.
diilir fUf the republican nomination Tor
county assessor VI T. smith demo.
,ri. drpuiy shrflW 'o ts'Ncsl years
0'ci 90 candidate f1i count, commits
s.pnct for ~, TH.ft district
uihsr candidate, who MED inda,. ,fr
e. T. smith democrat 'Dr constable
. buchanan Democrat Tor Justice
nf fIr peace W 90 Ernius.u 'rrutl' 1u
'u Justice ~ tho peace " D NUl,rf
IrWu ai fur constable
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
WILSON PAYS TRIBUTE
TO BIBLE TEACHINGS

WASulNGTON. MAY President
Wilson. speaking at q c,,,6rauon NJ the
one hundrcdth anniversary of the found
uF NJ the American Whlc society her"
Sunday dwclt uuon the usefulness Of Tive
IIhlc I'm drawug peoples together I'm
proportion Ra men yield thcmsel'cs {"
M" kindly light of the gospcL hc sntd,
they nrc bound togcthsr m the bonds
W mutunl understanding and assured
peace
The centennial EXERCISES begun here
SUNDAY viii ho continued In Ncw York
TupfdAf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
hUDS0n'S MAMDAMUS
HEARING CONTINUED

Hearing of the application 'or = writ NJ
maudamus TO compel the oklahoma go"
board of education ~ recognize clark e.
Hudson m n member Nas continued IT,
DAY until MAY ~ Hudson applied '0f
Rnd obtained an alternative writ restrain.
ing the board from interfering with him
IS n member ~ tho board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08

WASHINGTON FORECAST.

OkLNUOMN~ and ARKANSAS To.
nlrh. cooler. unsettled, prohs hly showers
tonight
WEST TENNS Tonight mir cooler,
Tucsdn, fsir. cooler In cast portion
KANSAS Probably fair tonight and
TucsdnN. warmer Tuesday and IN north
west portion tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08

budding ! firmly believe there if no
citizen who can or win of'or orp' t.5n
TINS building is TO he used In the Irtsrcs,
Of the poof SICK and helpless, and 7lve
never known ARD DO not believe ! VIII
ever live 10 see the time when q Com-
munlty as large and as prosperous as
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
DANCING IN TOWN

Auditorium. dancing every night
rorular prices The popular plnygrounds
OF Oklahoma Also open for conventions
large or small
Butterick School NJ Dancing. Euclid
i1lI Tcnchlng DhEH private and l..
t'mhly dancing TuoedTs ThutsdtH. /.
aud SATURDAYS p'r assembly and inyi.
tHtiun uishts 4 r,N rns. starts c,sty
Monda} night ST 900 you learn four
ipr 81
Lake Front. near Relic lsic Sunday
afternoon nnl night only First street.
saturday nights only
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
The Weather

Local FORECAST -- Unsettled and
generally cloudy tonight aud TUESDAY
with probable showers and thunder.
storms; probably cooler tonight and Tues
day
ukLAllONA Tonight ana Tuc0isy
cooler
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08

Oklahoma city Will nll or refuse 10 pro.
vid, such a small amount ., this for the
care Of IN. les. fortunate OF their com.
munl,y And I ask every citizen OF this
community TO cast an affirmative vote
for these bonds reair css Of attitude on
either OF the other two propositions,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
PRINCE OF WALES IN lrALY

PARIS. Ma, 8 The Prince ~ vale
nov q. in 'h' Italian war 2ou' ~ ih'
guc, NJ kug Victor Emmanuel Ni'n
whom no I. visiting various points on
the front. ,.rurdlng IN 4 dispatch from
Rome
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08

politicians. to candidates for office and
managers of party headquarters IN Sc,
busy with the voters who are ncglcctlng
their privilege and their duty.
The books close WcdncsfaN IN we
really have only two days IN which to
register the voters
Alien street former president of the
Young Mems Democratic club stated
thf morning that not over 80 percent Of
the democratic voters OF oklahoma Cil}
have registered
Urges Some Action.
"Ahou, nm average OF 100 democrats 10
tho precinct throughout tho ciN hnyu
registered in the nny-onc places Of reg
iuratlon" he said Something must h"
done to got tull registration of IN"
voters before "Wednesday
Voters who want to know where -
register Hr" asked to call
Republican, headquarters Mapl" 'S
Democratic headquarters phone wal.
nut ll2o
Socialist headquarters phone Walnu,
1919
Jane, Bcst, court clerk. phone Wal
nuc toli
Horace Hlgon. phone Walnut i22o
Thomas Hod,nc Walnut 720
shirley Dyer. Walnut 1890
Doe Monronc, Walnut 1880
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08

running INTO the clear Nsief basin a.
fn, time
lr the written opinion NJ hsss nv.
irsul.y snsln.ef' they max, lhis s,sef.
ton
UnplN,e's' Assertion.
fh,t. is no cnsinserins 'csiuf, ~ This
problem that has NOT heen solved hun
dfrd tmrs. " csn he constructed II Nlu
Nsahl, thus TO do
es.ino my opirlor Upon mi, s,,utare.
ara hsins convinced tina, b. the tim,
the construction 10 FINISHED the receipts
ard savings viii make the en,lr. water.
works ssN' sustaining ana viii no, cost
m. sspsysrs one cen, except IN. In.
,.rss on what money 10 used during IN.
construction period, I URGE the el,lf.rs
% vote ,Nls issu, ard soiVs tNls problem.
hsVr been asked by hundreds oi rro.
ME toi detailed information .. To hn~
ihis ~ ,iN rau ~ tho work viii he
constructed and IN an NJ these I "a, tha,
Vhls vr have worked uut complete
plans which Ns believe are sood and
which nut city engineer completed and
upnn Witch We based nur estimate. there
may be yhanses msds and the final plans
fnf the construction viii be furnished
hy me best hydraulic engineer obtain.
able by this tity; and " will he hull,
srcofdins 10 M. specifications and plans
but that. NO, knowing a, mi. time
whether the bctd. viii carry OF whether
Ne sil rsea th,sa mans I deem n sh.
sUlu,cN fn'h.h 10 spsnd the money ne,
ts.sr - seruff tn's. rlsns until W.
need them
Ne or,icr, ts,srt
N tlo,irs Z Nl.h n s,,uf. N. vo,,s.
srt taxpayers ,h,' ,h,f. d, no, one ain
ole oruon. Formerly s.sr ~ tl,lf.r.
,Ns, ~lh hsv. any bearing ~ in,.r.s, on
,Ns p1crcs'lori us' ~. viii no, ata.lr.
~. ~. Is a. ave ~ ,Ns efound 10 n.
ssss In ,hs r'elstt ,stsp, through con,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-08
MAYOR MlNUTElY
DETAILS VARIOUS
PHASES OF PLAN
tC.u,ins,d from reg, on,l

running into the clear N,tet basin a.
frt time
ir the written opinion ~ ths0 h,.
ifaulIy engineers they make ihis sssef.
f.ww
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-11
BEAUTIFUL EVENING
DEPELLED BLUE OF
MONDAY AT ATLANTIC
Rain Fails to Dampen Spirit or
Cool Ardor of Bathers,
Strollers and
Visitors
BIG CROWD IN SURF

ATLANTIC CITY, July 11.--1t wasn't
Huch as3'blues Monday, after all, even IL Il
did rain for the greater portion Of the day.
The evening was clear and thousands who
had been indoor all day ioosened their
limbs by stroll along the Walk. This
IL clean-up" week here, ordered by
proclamation from the Mayor, and many of
the visitors spent the day in taking in
ventory of their trunks getting rid of ma
ferial out of date tearing up old letters
and houseceaning.
The bathing was superb, the pattering of
raindrops adding to the pleasure of the
dive Into the billows. A remarkably large
crowd spent the morning hours In the
water.
The many thousands OF daily commuters
between Philadelphia and this city have
bathing hours Of their own, and no class
enjoys the daily tumble into the surf like
these men do. Quite a number wait until
evening before taking a plunge. making
dash from the train to their bathing estab-
Iishment quickly donning suit and en-
tering the water few minutes after they
arrive in the city. All the worries OF
busy day in a torrid city are quickly for
gotten after vigorous bath, and the eve
ming meal is made more enjoyable by this
health-giving exercise. Quite q small army
ef the business men take their dip before
breakfast, thus cooling Off for the day.
EMERGENCY AID WORK
The Atlantic City branch of the Penn
sylyania Emergency Aid is to hold a meet
ing at O Chelsea hotel tomorrow morning
and n big crowd of society women is ex-
pected to be present. Mrs. J. Willis Martin
wife of Judge Martin. Of Philadelphia will
deliver an address, telling of the work be-
ing done In caring for families of soldiers
now at the border. Mrs. George Q. Hor-
witz, chairman OF the Philadelphia branch,
will give resume of the work done by the
different branches in Pennsylvania and
Mrs. Reed Morgan. Of Philadelphia, will
also be one of the spegicsrs. Plans will be
formulated for the work to be carried on
during the summer by the cottage and
hotel residents.
A meeting of the County Board of Free.
holders will be held tomorrow morning to
consider the question of granting an ex-
tension Of month to the contractors who
are building the new boulevard between
Somers Point and Longport. There have
been SO many complaints from automobile
owners about the condition of the meadow
boulevard. between Pleasantville and this
city, that the authorities have been spurred
into immediate action. The extension may
be granted, providing some plans can be
made for the immediate repair of the only
line of travel open to automobilsts coming
to this city 1t is unfortunate that Just on
the eve of Isecuring three well-made roads
leading into this city none of them should
be in proper shape during the months
when the revenue derived from automobile
parties means so much to this city A solu-
tion of the problem may be reached at the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-11
PHILADELPHIA FAILS
IN APPEAL TO MACKEY
Chairman Of Compensation Board Re-
fuses to 0verrule Referees Decision

HARRISBURG. July lin an opinion
written by Chairman Mackey. Of the Work.
mons Compensation Board, the action Of
the referee in refusing to grant compensa-
tlon TO Joseph Burnatz. of Philadelphia, IS
sustained
Burnatz had been working for the weis-
brod Hess Brewing Company. on Jan
uary 20 he entered n beer tank for the
purpose Of cleaning It. and in short while
was overcome by the charcoal gas being
generated. He was compelled 10 abandon
rest. The next day he was discharged
relnstate Burnatz, but the latter refused
the offer. Seventeen days after the inhala-
tlon Of the gas Burnatz was stricken with
pneumonia and then he sought compensa-
tlon, declaring that the Illness was the re-
suit Of the inhalation of the gas The
referee, from the evidence offered, decided
there was no connection between the In
halatlon of the gas and the pneumonia, and
Chairman Mackey sustained him.
In another opinion, written by the chair
man, the Tunnel Coal Company, Of Sax-
man, is instructed to pay compensation to
Peter Dixon, of North Barnesboro. Testl-
rnony showed that Dixon had concluded his
days work and was on his way homo when
he slipped on a steep embankment and In
iured his leg. The accident occurred on the
companys puroperty and the chairman
holds that the company must pay the COM
pensauon.