The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-30

. COluHlDld, C., INOFSulpSl |o'--@hA drew J. Bethea, lieutenant governor of South Carolina, tonight announced that he had accepted the invitation of Henry Ford to join the European peace com mission.
 Athens, Ga, November 29.--Charles E. Thompson of Atlanta tonight was elected captain of the University o1 Georgia football team. Thompson has played left end on the Red and Black team for three years.
 New Orleans, November 29.--Mayor Martin Behrman of New Orleans an- nounced tonight that he had declined Henry Fords invitation to accompany peace commission to Europe. The mayor stated that official business pre- vented his acceptance.
 Stanford University, Cal, November 29.-Dr Lillien J. Martin, professor of psychology at Stanford university, was named today to succeed pr. Frank Angel as head of the department Of psychology. Dr. Angell was appointed recently by the Belgian relief commis- sion at London to take charge of the work of distribution in Belgium.
 San Diego, November 29.-The Amer ican Federation of Labor was honoreo at the Panama California exposition today. Samuel Gompers and severa other officers were visitors. MT. Com pers spoke tonight on labor problems
 San Francisco, November 29.-Today was United States army day at the Panama Pacific exposition in recogni- tion of the army's part in the exposi- tion's activities. Maj. Gen. Arthur Mur- ray, in charge of the western depart ment of the army, reviewed troops o1 the regular army.
 Washington, November 29.--The pa pal legation announced tonight that at the next consistory the pope would appoint the Rt. Rev. George William Mundelein, auxiliary bishop of Brook lyn as archbishop of Chicago to sue ceed the late Archbishop Quigley. The Rev. Ferdinand Brossart of Covington Ky, will be appointed bishop of Gov ington and Bishop Doherty, now in the Philippine Islands, will be transferred to Buffalo.
 Cambridge, Mass, November 29 Harvard's student council tonight de clared in favor of a system of volun' tary military training for students. A committee was appointed to set in mo- tion after the consultation with uni versity officials and the war depart' ment, a plan to this effect
 Detroit. November 29.-Inez Milhollan' Boissevain has accepted Henry Ford invitation to join the European peace cru sade twill come with faith, with hop and with conviction" said telegram re ceved from Miss Boissevain today. pr David Starr Jordan asked for a persona interview before deciding whether to joil the party. He probably will meet MT Ford in New York
 Spartanburg, S. C., November 29.-Th Upper South Carolina conference of thu Methodist Episcopal church. south, to day voted down a resolution of protes against President Wilson's preparedness policy. Advocates of the resolution point ed to the views of former Secretary O State Bryan as indicating the prope course the nation should follow. Oppo nents of the resolution held that Presiden Wilson should be supported.
 Laredo, Tex, November 29-Advice from Mexico City tonight stated that al currency issued by state banks durin. the Huerta administration has been de olared void A decree issued by tn governor of Tamaulipas today extends until the latter part of next month the time within which owners of ranches seized by Carranza forces may prov' ov mel ship to secure the return of tn, land.
 Washington, November 29-Presiden Wilson will entertain fellow members O the Princeton class of 79 at dinner a the White House tomorrow night. Be tween 90 and 60 have accepted invitations Milwaukee, November 29.-Five Wiscon sin hunters were killed in the northerl woods this year hunting deer. the loves number within the last 15 years, according to figures compiled by morning news papers The season ends Tuesday. N one was reported injured. In 1914 ther were 24 deaths and 26 injuries. Minneapolis November 29-The Univer sity of Minnesota athletic board of con t,ol today voted to recommend that Min I,esotas ballot in the annual "big nine conference meeting in Chicago next Sat u"day be cast in favor of retaining tn present amateur code, which forbids play | ing of summer baseball by conferenc 1 athletes. The boards action was a sur | prise. few weeks ago the student bod | declared in favor of abolishing the pres ent amateur code.
 1 London November 29.-The prospectu of French loan to be raised in Englan was issued tonight. The price of tn bends will be SS francs. They will pay l per cent. The amount raised, which | not stated in the prospectus, will be use 1 to pay obligations of the French govern ment in England.
 l sharon, Pa, November 29.-The Driggs Seabrrv Ordnance corporation of Sharo