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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-13
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new building is to be erected on
Eighth avenue at Fiftieth street
which will supplant the garden. It
ia to be called the coliseum and will
have seating capacity OF $4,000
when used for shows, and from U.s.
900 to 10000 when used as conven-
ton hall.
There will be an expenditure OF
four millions. F. w. Mcclellan.
general manager OF the Panama Ex-
hibition Company, will be the mana
ger OF the new enterprise. He was
formerly manager OF the New York
IIippodromo.
Mrs. Hetty Green. OF Hoboken and
New York, furnished the dramatic
sensation OF last week by visiting a
Broadway theater. Contrary to the
usual she came In a private carriage
and occupied the best stage box.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
What Causes tuberculosis u?

In the opinion of many medical
authorities. tuberculosis In aided, II
not actually caused, by a loss of lime
from the systcm. "Where there IL n
the lime salts must be
euDplfed incidentally" says DR.. J, w.
Carhnrt, Of San Antonio, In the MAY.
l9lS' issue OF "Ncdical Progress"
To supply these salts often is difficult.
similable.
In Eckmsns Alternative. however. calcium
uimel is 90 combined with other valuable
age person and to this. In part. 10 due It's
success.
We make no boastful claims, but many
cases of tuberculosis apparently have Welded
TO II. II contains no opiates, narcotics or
habit-forming drugs 30 is safe to try. Sold
gists.-Advt.
Ecknan LsharAtssy. PhiIadsiphia.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

an embrocation. 1t is applied to the alb
dominal muscles. gently rubbed in by
your own hand. guided by your, own
mind. 1t makes the muscles plant. they
expand quite naturally and the effect
Just themselveS to tlte process Of ex-
pansion so that pain from this source is
almost eliminated. Women who use
Mothers Friend" refer to the absence
of a great many minor distresses. all
apprehension disappears and those Pc
culiar nervous "hdgets" no longer dis
turb the nights. 1t is well named
Mothers Friend" Get a bottle today
of any druggist. Then at once write for
a most entertaining and Instructive
book for all prospective mothers. Ad-
dress Bradheld Regulator Co.. 4o5 La
mar Bldg. Atlanta. Ga.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
Refused 70 Cents
For Blanket Hire
Special Agent Tracy Loses Claim
For Change. He Spent On
- Glasgow-Montreal Voyage.

Although the decisions of the Comp
troier of the Currency contain prece-
dents for the expenditure or non-ex:
penditure Of Government funds for al
most every conceivable purpose, from
charges for weekly wash and ice to the
replacing of lost teeth. an entirely new
ruling has teen placed In the files by
the final decision Of retiring Comptrol-
Ter Downey.
The decision deals with the homely
problem of whether government eni-
ploye has the right to rent blanket.
and be reimbursed for It via the ex-
pcnse account route.
1t all came when ]. r. w. Tracy. a
temporary special disbursing agent OF
the Department Of Agriculture set sail
from Glasgow for Montreal some
months ago and found himself liter
ally "out I'm the cold" He obtained ex.
ira covering for his bunk at a cost OF
73 cents.
But as the result Of the Comptroller's
decision MIR. Tracy will have to foot
the bill, Mr.. Downey re'narking. In ois-
allowing the item: II know OF no au-
thority for the hire Of blankets"
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
N 'ADOO OPTIMISTIC
OVER j. s. FINANCES
Says "Some People Are Need
IessIy Nervous About Gov
ernment."

Returning to his desk after month 8
vacation. Secretary McAdoo is optim-
istic concerning the country's finances
and expressed the opinion that there
Is no need Of n bond issue nor OF the
issuance Of short-term notes.
Reports that bond issue might be
necessary to finance the ordinary ex-
penses OF the Government. In conJunc-
tion with the unusual demands for a
national defense, were not taken seri-
ously by Secretary McAdoo. He ad-
mitted, however, that the war revenue
December 81. probably must be re-en-
acted and remain I'm effect until the
war ends and imports are again nor
NAL
Some people are needlessly nervous
about the Government, but I have lost
no sleep over the financial situation
said the Secretary.
Secretary McAdoo said 1t was impos-
sible to get line on the probable
needs of the Government until the es-
Inmates of appropriations from ali the
depa rtments are In. These estimates
will not be made up until October I'm
til that time It would be impossible.
Mr.. McAdoo said. to determine what
how they should be raised. -
The declining revenues of the Gov
ernment have led to many suggestions
as to how a dangerous deficit could be
avoided. Mr.. McAdoo said that he had
not gone into any Of these suggestions
He admitted. however, that he had
heard OF a plan to continue the present
customs duty on sugar. which other.
wise would 30 on the free list mex,
spring. The Underwood act provided
for the free-listing of sugar by reduc.
tions extending over three years. Tive
of these reductions have been made
but In some quarters It Is feared thai
IL the final step is taken the Treasur,
would sorely miss the revenue from thil
source.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
HYATTSVILLE.

The fitting championship OF South
ern Maryland will be determined at
Upper Marlboro Saturday at the all
day picnic and tournament to be held
for TIE benefit of st. Mary's Catholic
Church. The affair will take place on
the race track Of the Southern Mary
land Agricultural Fair Association.
the riding beginning at 2 o'clock, and
the coronation set will take place in
Gibbons Hall at $50 The charge to
the knights Will be delivered by
Mayor James II. Preston OF Baltimore
and the coronation address will be
made by Congressman Sydney E.
Mudd, Of the Fifth Maryland district.
COUNTY Commissioner John NJ. Bowie
will have as his aides Henry b. Brady
and Henry Morris. The Judges will
be State Senator William F. Holme ad,
Elisha Z. Berry. William w. Fisher,
Thomas NJ. Underwood. Edward 4.
Fuller. William s. Ryon George ).
Harrison. Frederick W. Wilson. Sum
merfield D. Hall. Theodore F. Mid
dleton and Benjamin Ogle. The re-
ception committee is composed of Au-
gustine T. Brooke. Herman F.. Bur
CESS. Francis S. Carmody, 4. Van
Clagett. w. Bladen Jackson. ]. s. Bar
ber Daingerfield. Robert L. Hall. M.
Hampton Magrnder. 5. Marvin Peach,
.Sasscer and William II. Wyvilie. The
manager Of the affair Is William G..
Brooke.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
May Irwin Wants
4 Job in Cabinet
Actress Asks President To Organ
ize department of Laughter"
and Install Her.

May Irwin, actress. suffragist and 1912
campaigner for Woodrow Wilson, has
written to tho President advocating the
addition to the Government Of "a de-
partment of laughter" for the port
folio of which she has applied.
The function of this department"
said Miss Irwin's letter, should be to
laugh out of court those fools and self
seekers, pests and jingoes who are try
ing to annoy you in your work. The
rulers of old had their testers for just
such purpose. l respectfully apply
the supposition that know a good
laugh when 1 see one. My first action
would be to request the biological de-
partment of the Smithsonian 1nstitu-
tion to attempt to propagate the fool
killer; and I'd put him to work i'm
mediately."
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
Items of Interest and Impor-
tance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

trip to Albany. Boston, and Newport.
n. H. The brides travelling gown Is Of
blue and gray mixed goods. and she
VIII wear black velvet hat. Upon
1880 Park road. Miss Wright has been
a student at the Corcoran School Of
Art for the past three years. and has
made an envable record.
At $50 o'clock this afternoon. a triple
Wedding will take place at Foundry
NJ. r. Church. when Miss Ruth Barr,
daughter Of Louis j.. Barr. will become
the the bride OF Clarence p. Lewis: Miss
Smoker. and Miss Hilda Bell Cross will
become the bride Of George Foster.
The Rev. Clarence E. Wise, pastor OF
the Iowa Avenue NJ. e. Church. will
Miss Florence NJ. Blackburn will be
bridesmaid for Miss Barr and Mr..
Lewis will have Lawrie L. witter for
his best man. Miss Clarke's attendant
Yi, Msrry be Mssmsr Miss Ada , NJ s, Bartlett and
Mr.. Smoker Mrs. Zoe A. strawn will
Foster will have as, his best man.
sGssph sssr HsreS a sswYfr r. sr u'hers ss T STUNT, IN
and 'arence II. Freark.
man Hendrick. who spent several
Wc in. Atlantic City. has returned to
W. t!ngton.
John ]. Higgens will leave Washing.
ton Friday for Newport. where he viii
make a short stay. Mr.. Higgens has
Just returned to Washington after ar
extended automobile trip along the At.
lantic coast.
Some Of the recent arrivals Of. In.
terest at the Shoreham Hotel are r. C.
Remick. Of Virginia; Mrs. d. A. Reed
Of Attica. Ind: Miss Helen f. Smith
Of Crawfordsville. Ind: Mrs. Thomas
c. Whitmarsh and son, Of st. Louis
Miss Haas. OF Lancaster. Pa; l.. z
Lucas and II. E. Meyer. Of Philadel
phia; J. s. Carr. jr.. OF Durham. N. C.
and Mrs. II. c. Flower. Of Kansas City
Mo.
Mrs. Seaton Perry was among tn,
diners In the rose room OF the Waldorf
| Astoria. in New York. last evening.
-
Senator Benjamin r. Tillman Of Souti
Carolina Is staying In New York
where he made an inspection of tn,
| New York navy yard yesterday.
Mrs. w. Clarence Duvall and Mis-
Mildred Duvall were among those en-
tertaining at dinner last evening on tn
McAlpin roof. In New York.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
Motor Supplants Horse on
AnacOStia Mail Route

Motor delivery service supplanted the
rural delivery wagons at Station II in
Anacostia today. The Ave routes here
tofore served were consolidated into
two. and two automobile mail vehicles
left the office at and $3.50 a. m to
serve the territory in the northeastern
portion of Anacostia.
The routes pass through Capitol
Heights. Seat Pleasant. Forestville
Camp Springs. Silver Hill, Salicia, and
neighboring communities. Some incon-
venience was occasioned today by rea-
son OF the consolidation of the routes,
but within week the service is ex-
pected to provide much swifter delivery
of mail
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
ROCKVILLE.

Republicans from all parts Of the
county attended a meeting here yes
terday afternoon under the auspices OF
the Montgomery county Weller cam
paign committee. Chairman D. w.
Baker presided. and Thomas L. Daw-
son served as secretary. A committee
OF eleven members was named for each
precinct OF the county to take care of
party interests at the annual registra-
tion. A committee on public meetings.
ssnsis,in{ s,n SIsr '1,. 81 Thcmas Dawson Arthur
Siebert and Charles II. Edmonds, was
named.
Among the out..of-the county couples
married in Rockville within the last few
Myer. Va. and Miss Etjelinda SAINT
myer. of Washington; Oscar Thorne
and an Miss Magdalene Ochs, both OF
Miss Lola NJ. Bailey. both of washing
ton.
+ me &C. e.'oty Gn r -, ,e seho"' Co. ,'..iHn-
cipal of IN. Dsrne.town J 'rE school.
and the following assistant teachers.
Misses Marian True and Evelyn Nc
Aztec: Oarnestown High School; Ruth
School: Mrs. Corinne D. Dun. Takoma
Park. The board has confirmed the ap-
pointments of the following principals.
Misses Alice Spates. Monocacy: Effie K.
Ternent. Goshen; r. Marie Spates. Der
wood; F. 8. Gladhill.. Browningsville;
Katherine Moore. Oakdale; Violet Muir
ply. Cedar Heights; Edith Lndig
Poole's Track; Margaret Hall. Wayside
Daisy Higgins. Brighton; Claudia Hall,
Seneca; Eleanor Reed. Fairland: Fran
ces Ricketts,. Montrose.
Edward p. Beal. who was a candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for county commissioner from the
Fourth Collection District. has with
drawn, leaving 1t to County Commits
sioner George G. Bradley, jr., and Rich
ard D. Saunders to fight 1t out.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
By the U. 8. Soldiers Home
Band, Bandstand, at $40 p. m.
JOHN 8. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
Director.

March. Father of Victory. Came
lie Pere de Victoire.)
Overture. ."Tancredi". ........ Rossini
Characteristic. Dance Suite"
Tschakoff
(a) "Sambo's Holiday"
(b) The Cossacks' Revel."
tc) "Pekoe Dance" =.
td) "Valse Russo
Selection. Martha" .Flotow
Especial request)
Homorcsque, Yankee DOODLE
Reeves
Humorous variations for different
instruments.)
Waltz Suite. Dreams Of Child
nOOd ......................W .Waldteufel
Uugend Traume.)
Finale. my Tom-Tom Man
(newl ........:.......:....V Van Alstyne
THE Star-Spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
ALEXANDRIA MAYOR
INSISTS ON HIS RIGHTS
Resents Action Of Police Com.
missioners In Holding Meet
Ing Without Inviting Him.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 1.-Differences
between Mayor Thomas A. Fisher and
the board Of police commissioners we're
tanned into a blaze at a special meet
Ing of the board last night. When the
mayor, who Is chairman of the board
called the meeting to order he read the
following statement:
AT q star chamber session of the
board. held Monday night at the resi-.
Of the commissioners were present and
as the mayor Is a member of that body
he fails to understand why he was not
ifsea Inv 70 fake s. part sush Sst,ons strsn on
ously resented. The mayor shall insist
Al the meeting w Msnday night Ave po-
very fully agreed upon. Last night the
four commissioners voted as a unit
upon all five Of the successful candi-
There were thirty-two applications
for the Ave vacancies and of this num-
'o last S,sss men 'sE siestsS ssses we're
mons nss' u 4 Smith Smith Andrsw A. W sHhs 4 zs Ray
and J. Leroy hewitt. Their ages range
from twenty.three to forty years.
sergt. b. F. Bettis. the veteran Of
the force. made application for cleo
Knight stated that Sergeant Bettis
hoped to be assigned to duty as a sta
tion keeper. Mayor Fisher asked that
action on the resignation be deferred.
The body Of the Rev. H. ]. Cutler,
| for nearly a quarter Of a century pas
tor of st. Mary's Catholic Church, yes
| terday was removed from the parson-
age to the church. where 1t is being
members Of the knights Of Columbus
acting as guard Of honor. Funeral
| services will take place tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
The annual election Of officers, of
| Mt. vernon Chapter. Royal Arch Ma :
sons. will be held Friday night. VIII
liam Lewis Allen, district deputy
| grand high priest. will pay an official
visit to the chapter.
| Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie c.
Smoot took place today from her late
residence, $40 North Alfred street. and
were conducted by the Rev. Edgar
Carpenter. rector of Grace Episcopal
Church; 1nterment was in Bethel
The Rev. w. F. Watson. pastor OF
First Baptist Church, and Mrs. Wat.
son. returned home last night after
spending three weeks at Elkton. Va
Their daughter. Miss Kathleen Watson
who has been attending the State
Normal School at Harrisonburg, also
returned home yesterday Dr. Watson
Will occupy his pulpit on Sunday.
During August Newell 8. Greenaway
clerk Of the courts. issued seventy-one
marriage licenses. During the same
month he recorded seventy.one deeds.
In the circuit court today Mrs. Mar,
Creegan. widow Of Michael Creegan
qualified as Administrative OF the estate
of her husband.
The executive committee having ir
charge the arrangements for the com
Ing convention Of the Virginia Elks
next month will visit Washington lodge
OF Elks tonight for the purpose OF in.
viting Its members to attend the ses
sions of the Virginia association and
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

rant. Ana Tor this
reason every one
should remembe
that whatever Is
done to aid the
mother. to relieve
her Of distresses
during her trying
months. will surely
be of marked bene-
to the child.
Among the ster-
ling aids is a splen-
did external rem
edy known as
Mothers Friend"
II tS what &c colloJ
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
Hebrew Institute
Occupies New Building

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-The Hebrew
Technical Institute was ready today TO
move into a new $780, 900 home. made
possible by gift Of $4,000 from the
.Toserh 3. Bloomingdale fund and from
the family Of the late DR.. Morris Loeb.
former president
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
Concerts Today
~ United States Marine Band.
at the Capitol.
WILLIAM H. SANTELMANN,
Leader.

March, THE Thunderer". ...... .Sousa
Overture. son and Stranger"
Mendelssohn
Valse Lente. vision. .....von Blon
French horn quartet. The Image
of the Rose" ........... Reichardt
(Musiclans. s. Seidler, T. Hess. w.
Eichner. and c. O'Neil)
Grand Scenes. "Otello". Verdi
Waltz. THE Village Swallows
Strauss
Scenes Espagnola Elgar
THE Star-Spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
ANACOSTIA.

A political gathering Is to be held
tonight at the school house at Brad
bury Heights. when Senator Blair Lee
and several OF those aspiring for various
Offices In the State will speak. The
committee consists of George Leapley,
William Lanham. Harry Lusby, W. l..
and j. F.. Crowder.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

Anacostia Council. No. is, Junior Or.
der Of United American Mechanics
opened its fall term last night at a
meeting in Masonic Hall. with L. D.
Donaldson. councillor. presiding.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

The Washington Railway and Electric
Company has completed its substation
in Nichols avenue.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

United States Senator Blair Lee
spoke at the mass meeting in the inter-
cts OF his candidacy for the Democratic
gubernatorial In the Masonic Hall, here.
last night. Judge John Gibson presided
and beside Senator Lee. the other speak
ers were. William NJ. Maloy, candidate
for attorney general, William r. Coop
er, candidate for State comptroller and
William l.. Marbury. OF Baltimore. May
or James II. Preston. Of Baltimore. who
was also scheduled. was forced to re-
turn home before the meeting because
Of illness. The music was by the Ber-
wyn Band.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
All Babies Destined
TO Great Achievement

To be born Is to be great. For there
are possibilities in every tiny human in
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

:, Funeral services for Mrs.I Cora L.
scaggs. who died Monday morning at
her home in Beltsville. were held this
afternoon from the Branchville Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South. Inter-
ment will be in Beltsville cemetery.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph n. Norman. of
announce the marriage
of their daughter Miss Macy F. Nor
The Washington times., 1915-09-01
LAUREL.

The Rev. Fletcher G. Watson. for ten
years pastor of Methodist Episcopal
Churches in Baltimore. and its suburbs.
has resigned his pastorate at the Gen.
tenary Methodist Episcopal Church, at
Laurel. to accept work in Southern
California. His resignation was accept
ed at a special meeting OF the official
board on Monday. He expects to leave
for his new field on September Is.
Mr.. Watson has been in Laurel for
five months. A short while ago he was
offered San Francisco pulpit. but he
preferred to stay In Maryland. When
the present opportunity arose. how
ever. he thought It wisest to accept.
as his parents. together with his only
sister and brother are living in South
ern California.
With his family he intends to go first
to the exposition and then visit rela-
tives in Los Angeles. His new home Is
near San Diego.
A committee has been appointed to
consult with the Rev. w. W. Barnes
as 20 the selection Of Mr.. Watson's
successor. and 1t Is expected that a
time.
Mrs. Minerva Jones. seventy-on one
years old. widow of William Jones.
died suddenly on Monday. She Is sur
vived by two daughters. Mrs. Stewart
Aitcheson and Mrs Addie Reed. and
two sons. Pinkney Jones. OF bingham.
Mass. and John r. Jones. a former
president of the city council in this
town.
The tournament to have been held at
Beltsville last Saturday was postponed
on account Of bad weather until today.
The judges include Hal Doing. Charles
Higgins. Sam Beall. Virgil Barb.
George Parker. and Slmms Jones.
| Robert Aitcheson will be chief marshal
and Miss Florence Beall and Toliver
Marlowe aides. Edward A. Fuller.
Democratic candidate for county treas
urer will be the orator Of the day. and
r. l. Van Horn. Democratic candidate
for the legislature. will deliver the
coronation address
The Booster Chautauqua Club, Of
Washington, will give entertainments
here on September 4. 5. s. and !. If
successful these entertainments will be
held annually.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

The executive committee having IN
charge the arrangements for the COM
ing convention OF the Virginia Elks
next month will visit Washington lodge
OF Elks tonight for the purpose OF in
viting Its members to attend the ses-
sions of the Virginia association and
to take part In the entertainment which
is being arranged
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

man. to Carter M. Keane. The mar
riasc took place on August %. and
the couple are now spending their
honeymoon In Virginia.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

In the circuit court today Mrs. Mary
Creegan. widow OF Michael Creegan,
qualified as Administrative OF the estate
of her husband
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

The firm of Thompson Brothers. now
conducting its place of business In
Nichols avenue. Is contemplating the
erection OF large structure In Good
Hope road. near Nichols avenue.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

A conference Of citizens of the county
will be held in the Masonic Hall. here,
tomorrow to discuss temperance. The
call for the meeting is signed by DR..
K. d. HURT. Frank M. Stephen and w.
b. Morgan.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

The cordltion Of Mrs. Truman I-ohr,
of Thirtevnth street. Is still serious.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

During August Newell 8. Greenaway.
clerk Of the courts. issued seventy lone
marriage licenses. During the same
month he recorded seventy-one deeds.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

The Rev. w. F. Watson. pastor OF
First Baptis Church, and Mrs Wat
son. returned home last night after
spending three weeks at Elkton, Va.
Their daughter. Miss Kathleen Watson,
VINO has been attending the State
Normal School at Harrisonburg, also
returned home yesterday. DR.. Watson
will occupy his pulpit on Sunday.
The Washington times., 1915-09-01

The Booster Chautauqua Club. Of
Washington, will give entertainments
here on September 4. 8. 6. and I. If
successful. these entertainments will be
held annually.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
LIFE IS SAVED,
BUT HE IS RAV|NC MANIAC
DR.. Hammond Victim Of Deadly Mem
nights Germ Which lie Him
self Isolated
INFECTED LAST DECEMBER
Serum Treatment OF His Own Dis
covcry Prevents Death, but Leaves
Him Insane-COnducted Valuable
Research Work on Two Continents.

tSpecial TO The Times Dispatch.
TRENTON. " J.. March ga VIC
tim OF the deadly meningitis germ.
which. after years OF patient research.
he himself isolated. DR.. Frederick, Ham
nond. OF the staff of the New Jersey
state Hospital and a native Of Brooklyn,
~ Y. is now patient at the hospital.
prompt application by DR. Harry a..
cotton. medical director Of the inst!tu-
ton. OF 4 treatment for the scourgc
which Dr. Hammond himself discovered.
saved the patients life, but he Ia now "A
rav!ng maniac.
DR.. Hammond, while working as A
pathoiogist u; the State Hospital last
December. became infected with a dis
ease germ which attacks the blood. lie
had been wording long hours I'm the
laboratory. and his physical strength
was at low cbb. his friends say. SO that
when the tiny germ lodged in liis sys-
tenn. probably brcathed in while he was
making microscopic examination, he
was unable 10 combat the ravagcs. de-
ve!opnent Of the disease was rapid. and
ended in spinal meningitis.
Contrary 10 the advice OF his coll
leagues. DIR. Cotton Immediately pre-
pared to resort 20 serum trcatrn ent
which DR.. Hammond had discovered
Medical authorities agreed that such
treatment would be fatal, but pr. Cot
ton decided TO so ahead against the adj
vice OF the experts. and follow tn.
course laid down by Dr. Hammond In
his experiments. The cc-ebro- spinal
fluid was drawn from the spinal canal
and serum injected in it's place. Dr..
Hammond lived. His own discovery had
saved his life. hut j; loft hm a maniac
after the reaction.
DIR. Hammond had BEEN employed in
research work ~ the hospital for ten
years. II" became such an authority
and SO valuable to the state Of New Ier-
sey that the Legislature passed spe-
ctal appropriation 70 send him 10 Ger
many to continue his research work
with the wizards OF The Old World HI.
work in that country gained him wide
reCORNition in t,rrOne