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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

Sahren nod ebenfo germ aeieben iper~
ben ipie iebt. Die sSreuben unb asl-
ben Der tIeinen lelte nit Der phtlolos
pbifhen Mrs. Wiess als Gentralfisur,
finb in Der aomDbie uniibertrefflih
-aeIfiloert. Wlan ipeint unb laht
i6atiGhlich sn oleiGer s3eit. sSrl. Sroce
genbam fpieIt Die ssrau Wiaas. Wm.
s.. Sprestelle bat bic Rolle Des Stub.
bins inne unb Jrl. Rora Shelbn fam
als 2opep Mdrp betpunpert iperoen.
auh bic bielen NebenroIlen Iino aufs
geite beiebt unb auf bic iaeniihs
Iusitdttunc Dtrb aans belpnoere
Sprafalt neripenoet.
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I5bedter iperben am Wontag uno
Dienitog bic Sluitrotionen 3u Die
stpei sergeanten" eeaeist. 9ls Drama
lit nah etnem frans0iiihen Romun be-
arbeitet unb bat pisle aufregcrbe Stelz
len. ssiir ben GeIt Der Mohe gelans.
bas perfilmte Drama .prDtea" 5ur
Darite(luns. Die 6elbin 1T eiae
glbenteurerin uno Die 9eIhidte Be-
riibt bic 9ei6ide atpeier nld6tiger
Mationen.
Sm Ropal gbeater an Der
@ine Strabe, oberhalb Der Siebenten
lpirb beute cine GeIdihte aus Der in=
ternatipnaIen politif i'm Slim barge
fteut. 9ieIelbe fiibrt einen Sitel, 5sj
sem einem idon bic 6aure gu geras
| Iteben, nGmlid naampf auf 5pc uns
2eben" ober Der Pfab ces Sdrc.
dens".
Gin ebenio prieinelles ipie itnter
toItenbes Si,ltipiel fommt oieie $50
DIE i'm 8rano Spernbanf
3ur auffiibrune. 3as Stiid fiibr
ben 5itel yMileItones" imo lit hiel
neu, bat aber in europa uno intSlter
unIeres 2onbes piel Grfolg gebdbt
| Gie 8ora1nae auf Der giibnc beban
bcIn Die @eififte brcier @eneratlo
men einer sSainilie. Ntan iiebt pi'
Der Sobn gum 8oter herantpadIt mi
pie bieier Damn 8roBpater miro ilnl
tpic iih nm bieien oam, Die iiinGcrer
| 8enerationen ihoreu. Ger @ertl
Ser 9oritenung liegt i'll Der G9arcf
teriIirune ser auitretenoen Terionen
Aus oieicnl 8rlube lit cine tiltJtig
I @eieIihnft ponSilbnenfiinitiern ous
geiuht tporben. Die 8orgdnae ipie
| len iih in Elm irto Demielben 3ilnne
oh, oas man abcr in orei perihiche
men 3eitperiooen iiebt. 3as Stiit il
bohIt eigenortig mo hpdlinterellant
! Der @eielIIhaft aeboren Seute on lpl
IQuriul See, GatbIeen 0opIe, Spbi
@alib, ,slorence Born, StauIep 8ar
nington, Sarolo Sodano, Gronii
@iIion. sSreo Slopo, Douglas eSeff
ries, DiiIes gsopo uno anoere. Gi
@erfoiier bes Stiides iinb slrnoIi
gennett itnb Ghiporo anoblalt), ncl
man bon .aisrlet" ber fennt. Ol
brei 9Ifte ipielen ammo 1860, 15S;
uno 1912.
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gou einer 9iansirmaid)iae getrofien
unD perlebt.

geim uekrihrsiten Der 0eleiie Der
giienbahn an Der Qublotp aDenue
iibsrb0rts Der 70 Sabre nIte geihirrs
sJobritant unb Sottlermeiiter GbDarb
Mbler BON Ro. 4223 Spring Grope
4penue Das 5,rannnbsn elmer Nane
siersaoiomotips Der Big Gcur Bahn.
Die 2otomo.ips erfoBte ben betnsten
Mann unb mari ibn beiitite. 5<rr
MbIer ipuros nur1 GiienbohnsA sAngss
iieute aufsehobtn unb nan BEN itdbtis
iden 0oipital sebrohf, tpoislbft bic
4erate geriebunaen ON Riiden ino an
ben Rnien f.i.it.llten. Cine XsSiruh<
Iensl sllnteriufuns fO1 Uor9tnommen
tperben, um f.ftatffelen. Oh Der Wnnn
nod peiier. 0srlsbungtn bapongstras
gen bat. ba bi. MerJte btfiir&ten, nnb
6err abler m0sIiner Weile aud einsn
Rudgrutsbru1 srlitttn bat.
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6efaste GinbredJcr.

Ser 8oIhpirtbihaft BON Carl art.
man on Der 12. lmo GSafion StraBe
hattcn ain Samitag abenb stpei Giu'
BREEDER bprd 3ertriimmern ciner
Sberlihtiheibe eiueu unliebIanen
geiud abgcItnttet lmo aus ben Rdu'
men einen Sae giuarofugeln, eInen
neuen Sut. mebrere SUB gIer'
robren unh anoere 6egenItdnoc
entluenoet. Ter 9iebitabI pliroe Der
GoIi3ci iofort mitqetbeilt uno Die 20
Ii5iIten Speenep imo S6aeoeI erblel'
ten Den gluftraa Die Sadye 5u inter
iuten. Die 9eanlten bemerften BEL
ibrem grideinen nor Dem Sal'ie,
baB iif oeroddltige 8eitalten in Den
aeitloiienen Rdumen beianoen. IS
geIang ben Boli5ilten, iih unbemcrtt
in Die Rduu1e al ihleiden unb fanoon
bort spei &erionen Dor, tuclde chen
i'm geeriff tporen, peitere 8egen.
Iranbe Su itebieu. Die Wdnner mur.
ben nerhoftet lnb Der @af,e oes brit
ten GoIi5eibiitrifts eingeliefert, po'
felbIt iie ibre Ramen ais oSobn Mapp,
29 Sabre aIt. bon Ro. 1927 Glas
straBe rlnb Ghillip RoB, % Sabre.
BON go. 34S Oregon Str, anenbcn
9tad, Den gInaaben Der Goli5ei bobeH
bie beioen 9eroGhtigen Den Gin
brudsbiebitahl einseItanben lnb aus.
geiast, oaB iie gum aIpeiten Wafe ge'
fommen ieien, Inn mebr 8u iteblen
Serr artmanu, nelfer feline SiSens
erbalten bat, bot feline 8irtbld,aft be-
reits ieit einiaen Saaen aeidloiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
StroBenbabngeieIlidaft nad Dem
SenapeI aebrad)t iperoea.
Gin biibibes 0eH.
0as seitrisc silbcr.S Snbilannt oeS
Yleaiant gibertp Nlnbs.

Gin froblid,cs, beiteres golfmeh
mar es, oas iid geItern gsahmlfta9
1,no 9lbeno trob Der berrlhelocn
Semperens.Seriiis in ben oberen 'Sn''
len Der Central 9urnbale bernnlilll!l'
melte unb iid3 oui oas gelte anlilltfe.
8eleaenbeit basu gab Dos lilberne >Si-
biIalm oes glealant Sibertp alni,s,
eines oer berporraeenoIten llnferl II.
,luaspereine Der Stabt, Der Dos Icl-
tenc GreieniB nid,t nnbeinertt oor'
iibcracbcn IaI'en mollte illo Despdip
sur sSeicr besielbcu eineit 9robel
end,re nit acknowledgement 2ott3 ar
rangirt botte. aus aus Den Serrtit
s,soi. gidcr, @oriiser, Glib. Setne'
mann, 2ouis sIopp, 6reo. S1l5,
Sheo. gerelnann, Grnit Stierlein.
Geo. Ga, Geo. Sabertbier, Sobn 0eB'
ner, ooltis etaib, SEQ. Shoenltn1,
9lua Burger, 2ouis 2os IT,, @tltc
Seller, slIpbcrie Sp,iiel, 5ranf VII
der lmb Gbri;t. aremm er otftcto 9e'
Iteheuoe Arrangements aor,nllttee'
bos 5fon felt cinigcn 8ofen nit oer,
Gorbereitl,ngcn beihditigt mar, tatte
| feline Sad,e 10 gut een,aht, oaB het
3ahlreiten Goiten llnh ibrem elns
| trcffen fein S3unit unerfiiat bileb
unb Tie aud erbieIten, mas lie oe'
itern anoerspo niht erlangen fcnn'
| ter.
gos eritc eer Greis.guhre nahm
id,on oes gsadtmittaas Inn 123 uhr
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| fouq umo oIS >asielbe frrs Dor ) llbr
| iein Gnoe erreibt bate. itelte cs i'd,
herals, oob Die ssraiien Snbn,
gteltfortb, Stra'iell nnb GberIe, Die
GSrIs. Hobiih. Mapp imo Seinf. ic'
mie Die Sprreu ssobn Slug, s. ,Sclo'
haus, ir., 9Sobn ssrep, :. GbcrIe, ,Sohn
9ener. s. sSeihhous ir., aoom ae'Id)
lmo Senrp Strietelmeper als Slcaer
herporacgnnaen tparen. ipo'iir ihrcn
oudl red)t biibihe unoDerthnolle Frcl'
| ie iiberreiht iin,roen. @eionberc Oh
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griinbcrn SeS Stubs, ben Scrrer
Gco. Ga, guItbaior Sd1us. s,ouis
ooB ir., cSacob WilIer. Ghas. Giier,
unh 2ouis alopn. Die Dem sSeitc BET
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| fiir elm if,nadhaffes abensciier, Cor
ae qetroqen fotten. slm abeno, Del
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4Sbesanseigea.

Gtarb am Donnetftaa, 90. Nousniber 1918,
nm 0 1lpr WscrgenS. tn ibrer WcpnunG, 3246
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| deborenc Y 0 o L.
1 i'm ga Qebensidbre. Tie @eerbiaung hnbsf ftntl
! an Gierftaa ben 25 apeember Nanuisftagf
nm ~ ubr, bonn zranerbenie aus.
2s25 Iie trsxerneeu Stutssbttstenew.
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ctarb am SrnHfca, nen 23 Rouensber 1913
n1ittaas i2 lihr 45 minuieu, In Der mobnuni
ihres Efrpteeerfchnes 8. G Reumer, no. ls2'
gaeamore girai,s. nnfere inueftgeiiebie Ent
ter Ehwiegsrmnster, 6robmuffer uuo Ioate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
PLAN SHARP CAMPAIGN
DURING THIS CONGRESS
New Chairman of National Suffra.
gists Committee Assembling
Her Forces.

That work for votes for women is TO
be greatly increased throughout the
country and organized systematically
as never before Was the statement
made today BY Mrs. Mcdill Mccormick
the new chairman Of the congressional
committee of the National American
Woman Suffrage Association Mrs Nc
Cormicll is now assembling her force
Of workers and preparing for "a hard
campaign during the present session of
Congress
Mrs. Mccormick made il plain that the
work Of her committee is ~ he carried
on separately from the Congressional
Mon for Woman Suffrage. but that the
two organizations will cooperate in
every way possible. The Congressional
Union works solely for an amendment
TO the federal Constitution for woman
suffrage. while the congressional COM
mittcc is to do general suffrage work
in Washington.
Mrs. Mccormick said that she will
spend much Of her time in Washington.
but viii also do work from her office in
Chicago. Her mother. Mrs. Mark Hanna
lives in Washington and Mrs. Mccormick
has spent much of her time here in the
winter for a number OF years. She is
already affiliated with several organiza-
tons here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
MISSIONARY MAY GET REDRESS
American Loses Wife, Children and
Propertv in China

Redress for missionary's loss OF wife
children and property, has been asked of
the international claims commission,
sitting in Picking, through the efforts of
Senator Norris of Nebraska.
The American legation at Peking has
been instructed to submit claim for
e. K. Beckman of Loomis. Neb., whose
wife and two children We're murdered
and whose property was burned during
the Chinese revolution of 1911 anp 1912.
The unusual feature of the case is that
Beckman himself had steadfastly refus-
ed 10 make claim for damages, because
of an agreement he had made with the
Scandinavian Alliance Mission, which
sent him out to China, that he would not
ask redress for any damage or loss he
might sustain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
FOR SERVICE THROUGH CANAL.
Sixth Steamer for American-Ha
waiian Company Nears Completion.

The sixth of the feet of steamships
which the American Hawaiian Steam
ship Company is having built for serv-
ice through the Panama canal will be
completed in the coming month and
will be turned over to her owners The
new ship is named the Washingtonian.
and was launched at the works of the
Maryland Steel Company. at Sparrows
Point Md, in October last. Another
vessel for the same service, the steam
ship !owan. is on the stocks mt Spar
rows Point. but Will be ready to go
overheard early in the coming year.
With the completion of the Iowan, the
Maryland Steel Company in the past
three years, will have built seven YES
sells for the American Hawaiian serv-
Ice. five of the big new ships being
now in service from New York to the
Pacific.
In addition to the Hawaiian liners,
TWO big lighters are in process OF con-
structlon at Sparrows Point for the
lsthnlan canal commission and will be
used in traffic in connection with the
canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
S8,451.5O INCOME
Of AUDITOR DENT
Gives Figures in Report to Su-
preme Court of the
District.
AVERAGE OF ONE AUDIT
A DAY is MADE BY HIM
Review of Receipts and Expenses
for Four Years Held to Refute
Ben Johnson's Statement.

The emoIuments of the office of the
auditor OF the District Supreme Court
age not so large as they have been pic
tuTed in certain quarters. Auditor Dent
after review of the receipts and ex-
pcnses of his office during the four
years of his incumbency, finds that his
income has been less than one-third
the figure named by Representative Ben
Johnson of Kentucky when he threat
ened a congressional investigation of
the auditors office.
That the rumored income of 1000
annually was entirely unfounded Is
shown in the report of the receipts and
expenditures field by Mr.. Dent with the
justices OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia and made public. The
auditor averages his net income at
s9,g1952 annually.
lie also points out that much work
was left uncompleted by his predecessor.
Col. Payne. and the receipts of fees
therefrom aggregated nearly 5000. With
this sum deducted the auditor finds that
the natural average income of his office,
judging by the number of cases referred
10 him since he assumed office. may be
placed at $S,451.5 80. This amount is about
what he can figure on as the average
future compensation of the office, the re-
port indicates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
BIG LIGHTER ON RAILWAY.
Repairs May Constitute Practical
Rebuilding of Vessel.

one OF the large lighters belonging TO
John Miller & Co of this city is ont on
the marine railway at Benefits boat-
sard Tor repairs. Exactly the extent of
the work to be done to her will not be
known until her hull is opened. and If
may be that the vessel will have to be
made into practically new craft. When
hauled out she was leaking badly and
was half full of water. This is the first
vessel to be taken out at Benefits for
the past two weeks or longer, and adj
vantage has been taken of the period of
dullness to rebuild and rnodernize the
marine railway there.
work on the fitting out of the rebuilt
schooner j. A. Holland, which has been
suspended since before Christmas, is to be
resumed this week, and will be pushed
in order to have her i'm readiness for
service as soon as possible. The rigging
and booms are yet to be placed on the
vessel. sails bent i'll place and other work
done that will require about two weeks to
complete.
The bay schooner Hattie Nickerson is
out ON marine railway at Baltimore for
general hull repairs and for cleaning and
painting. She will be out of service fo,
two or three days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
Personal to Rivermen.

j. Harry Carter of j. H. Carter x Co.
has returned from visit TO relatives IN
Orange county, Va. and was at ms ONCE
at the 18th street wharf yesterday.
Charles Cogswell. chief engineer of the
steam Yacht RoXana, belonging TO Larz
Anderson, is at his home in this city on a
short vacation while the yacht IS lying
in a Florida port.
Capt Frank Taylor of y. J. Taylor X
Bro. tugboat owners. left here Monday
night for Norfolk to look after the in
teresrs OF the tug NJ, NJ. Davis in service
there Later he will 90 10 New Haven.
Conn where the big tug Advance is III
service.
X. .. McKenney, manager for Robert
Murphy on James CreeS canal. has re-
turned from spending Christmas in West
moreiand county. Va. and is ut his office
al LIST and q streets southwest.
A. L. tlarke Of =. l.. Clarke < Son
left Monday night for trip to New
ORLEANS and the south. Mr.. Clarke will
be absent from his Office for about two
weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
TO MEET DEFICIENCIES.
Secretary Bryan Asks Total Appro.
priation of 100000.

Secretary McAdoo has forwarded TO the
House all estimate OF Secretary Bryan
for urgent deficiency appropriations of
S230.0JO for payment To Panama under
the treaty of November Is. 1905, So, coo
for the expenses OF the United States on
the international commission on pubic
and private international law and 5000
for the international exposition OF the
book industry and graphic arts, rat Leip-
zig from May to october, 1914.
The Panama payment is under the
agreement TO pay Panama s.50,00o an
nually during the life of the treaty. be
ginning nine years after the date Of ex-
change of the notifications of the con
yention. This will be the second annual
payment due February 10 next. The
]. eipzig participat ton is upon the invita-
ton of the German government and the
public printer recommended that the
United States be adequately represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
MAPLE AGAIN IN SERVICE.
Damage to Lighthouse Steamer by
Collision Has Been Repaired.

Repairs to the lighthouse service steam
er Maple, made necessary by the collision
she had with a bay steamer about six
weeks ago have been completed and the
steamer is in service. She is employed
in delivering fuel to the lighthouses on
Chesapeake bay.
notice regarding aids to navigation i'll
fifth district waters has been issued from
the office of Inspector Rutland, at Balti-
more, as follows:
Observation-Disclosures bay. main chan
nel-Thirty-fiVe-foot channel lower end
gas buoy, No. >, reported eXtineiished
was recharged. repaired and relighted
Chesapeake bay. Hampton roads ap-
proach-Thimblc Shoal dredged channel
buoy, No. 4, trst-class tail can, reported
about one-half mile southwest of its cor
rect position, will be replaced as soon as
practicable.
Elizabeth river-Elizabeth River en-
trance gas buoy, "a. reported cxtin-
Suisned. was relieved by ii gas buoy of
about tive candiepower.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bay. Baltimore
harbor approach. main channel-Cutof
entrance gas buoy ;k, and Brewerton
channel gas buoy lB. found extinguished,
Were relighted
North Carolina-Albemarle sound-Al-
lisator DECENTRALIZATION river light. re-
ported eXtinguished, was recharsed and
relighted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
SUFFERS FROM STAB WOUND.
William Thompson Says Unidentified
Colored Man Assaulted Him.

Suffering from a serious stab wound IN
his left side. William Thompson, giving
his age as twenty-three years and his ad-
dress as 223 Sd street southwest, last
night was taken to Casualty Hospital In
a cab. Thompson told the police that ne
was stabbed by an unidentified colored
man.
He said lie was passing a house al %
and r streets southwest when an un-
identified colored man came out ana
sta bbed him. There was no reason Tor the
man attacking him, he stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
Leaders Hold Conference.

The leaders of the Congressional Union.
including Mrs. Lawrence Lewis. jr.. of
Philadelphia, Miss Alice Paul and Miss
Lucy Burns. held a conference last night
to map out the work Of the union for the
winter Their campaign is to be formal
ly launched January II at a birthday
celebrat ton at the home of Mrs. William
Kent 1929 L street northwest.
\ group of the Congressional Union
members are arranging to join the Just
Government League Of Maryland in a
hike to Annapolis, January u, to at
tend the opening of the Maryland legis-
lature and push votes for women bill.
They had planned to walk from Balti-
more to Annapolis, but this morning they
discovered they would have to hike
about thirty miles in one day, and were
not so enthusiastic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
otal fees collected during my incum
'ency.
One Audit a Day, Average.

One Audit a Day, Average.
This comparison. standing alone. =
sufficient evidence of the reasonapieness
Of the. charges, when it is considered tha''
even in the simplest cases of distribution
in partition distribution OF trust estates
distributions to creditors and the IKE
questions of law are constantly aIlslne
70 he nassed upon in the first instance
Mr. DENT also calls attention TO the
volume of work required in earning MS
fees. An average of twenty auGa,s a
month is shown by the report .wIion, :.
Is nofnted out, represents one repoll ~ ~
nlated each day il allowance be mace ior
sundays legal holidays and reasoliaole
summer vacation. hearings ~ nths
sometimes extend over weeks ana mouths. .sn
If is suggested, with volumlhous $500
NJ testimony. All this has to be dlsesleu.
~ Dant suggests, and many accounts
a~am;ned The authorities citeu nave "
he investigated and the accounts anu ie
norts prepared and dictated 10 s'eho5
rapher. NJ Dent
| Tho total of fees received, hf Len.
shaWs renresents not only the work done
on cases referred TO him as auuitoi.
includes also references 10 nm as Spe
cial master and in one instance AZ 49,.
In concluding his report MI. Deht
calls attention to the fact. that the
enc IF auditor is not a mere account
ing or administrative office where the
settlement Of accounts l. nidue
cIsrks sllnervised by the auditor, put
one in which the auditor must per-
sonally do the accounting and all the
work incident thereto. the assehoiiiis
and segregation OF nsuIes III dccoun'"
danandine unon the application of prln-
eipies Of law based upon different facts
nd circumstances in different cases
and i'm Irrigated matters upon the nhu-
fnes OF the auditor as TO what the iacts
ara ~ which the law must be applied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
MISS DOROTHY v. LAND0N
DIES OF MERCURY POISON
Fatal Dose Taken by Mistake.
Surgical Operation to Save Life
Unavailing.

Miss Dorothy Virginia I.andon, uauca-
ter OF Mrs. Edith q. Landon OF 1:s:,i
Parknuod place northwest. died AZ Gar
field Hospital at ; o'clock this morning
from the effects OF bichIoiide OF mercury
poisoning.
An effort 10 save Miss .I.andon's lie
was made by DIR. Francis II Ifagncr.
y no performed an operation intended 10
cleanse her kidneys of the poison-said TO
have been the first OF It's kind in Wssh-
inston. similar attempt 10 save ihe
lie OF "A patient who had been poisoned
was recently made in New England, al
though Washington surgeons are NOT in
formed today as 10 the progress Of that
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AUTHORIZES $4,000 FUND.
Gettysburg College Plans New
Buildings and Puts Ban on Hazing.

HARRISBURG, Pa. December 81
Trustees OF Gettysburg College yesterday
authorized the raising of $4,000 for adj
ditional buildings at the college and
placed a ban on hazing.
Henry Robinson Shiphcrd of Harvard
was elected TO succeed Or. John Andrew
Hines, for forty-three years Graeff pro-
lessor of English literature. who resigned
because of age. and DIR. NJ. Stuart Mac
Donald of Cornell professor Of economies
and political science
All. forms of hazing were forbidden and
the college year reduced from thirty-siX
weeks to thirty five weeks.
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1925 Apply for Farms.

James w. Witten, chief law clerk of
the land office. has just returned TO
Washington after an absence of four
months in the west. While there he SUI
perintended the registration and draw
ings for three bodies of land aggregatins
l.stoGto acres. located in Montana and
Nebraska. At these registrations 1f6 9s.,
persons presented applications for farm
homes.
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THIEF RETURNS BRACELETS.
Police Get Note Ordering Restoration
of Mrs. Colbert's JeWelry

please give these bracelets to Mrs NJ
j. Colbert, 1909. r street." was the mes
sage that accompanied a pair of brace
lets received at police HEADQUARTERS to-
day. The note supposedly was from the
person taking the jewelry
month ago Mrs. COLDER: reported
the loss Of her bracelets. She missed the
jewelry. she stated. While shopping and
thought she had left them in the dress
ing room of store.
Detectives made. Il careful investiga-
ton, but We're unable to get any trace
OF the missing articles. The police re-
turned them to Mrs. Colbert
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Surgeons handicapped.

In Miss Landons ease surgeons here
said today that tho efforts 90 save her
life were handicapped by the fact that
the poison was swallowed eight days ago
and too much time elapsed between the
time II was taken and the moment OF tho
operation,
Miss Landen, who was eighteen years
old. was taken to Garfield Hospital
Christmas day, She is said by members
Of her family TO have been suffering from
a cold and to have taken the poison by
mistake,