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graduation at Amherst college IN
1856. Mr.. Lansing chose the profess
sion OF his father and ancestors-tne
law and continued In private prac-
uce except when retained BY the
American government or foreign ma
tiOns in important cases. lie enjoys
the distinction OF having represented
the United States in more interna-
tional arbitrations than any living
American. and a French authority re-
Gently wrote that Mr.. Lansing pro-
bably had had n longer and broader
experience in international arbitration
and had appeared more frequently be-
fore international tribunals than any
living lawyer.
In 1892 Mr.. Lansing was appointed
associate counsel for the United
States In the fur seal arbitration and
atte nded the sessions OF the interna'
tional tribunal at Paris in 1898 In
lSaf-95 he was counsel for the Mexi
can and Chinese legations in Wash
inRton. In 1896 he was appointed by
Secretary OF State Richard Olney as
counsel for the government before the
Bering sea claims commission. He
became solicitor and counsel for the
United States government before the
Alaskan boundary tribunal In London
was counsel in the Venezuelan asphalt
disputes in 1905. counsel for the
United States IN the Atlantic fisheries
arbitration at The Hague I'm 1908. In
1911 he became counsel for the United
States in the American and British
claims arbitration. and from 1913 un
til April I. 1914. when he became
counsellor of the State Department. "a
succeed John Bassett Moore. he rep.
resented the United States before
this commission.
Author Of Valuable Law Book.
Mr.. Lansing was one Of the found
ers OF the American Society Of Inter
national Law. and has written a book
on constitutional law. He has associ.
atcd for years with diplomatists al
home and abroad. and is well liked by
the members Of the diplomatic corps
here
For many years Mr.. Lansing. who Is
can % considerable means. has lived
here with his father-in-law. John W
Foster. who was Secretary of State
under President Harrison. Mrs. Ian
sing Is one OF the popular members
Of the official and diplomatic set
having breathed the air Of diplomacy
since childhood. They have no chill
dren.
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Ofhcisl announcement OF the selec-
ton OF Mr.. Lansing. who has been
serving as secretary ad interim since
the RESIGNATION OF Mr.. Bryan. on June
s. was made in the following state
ment issued from the White House al
6 O'Clock tonight:
Before leaving this evening for a
brief rest In New hampshire. the
President announced that he mad Of
fered the post OF Secretary of State 70
Mr.. Robert Lansing. the counsellor OF
the State Department. and that Mr.
Lansing has accepted the appoint
ment"
4 commission was prepared. which
President Wilson signed. tonight. Civ.
ing Mr. Lansing a recess appointment
When Congress reconvenes the nomi
nation viii go TO the Senate No op-
position TO his confirmation r. antici'
pated.
No Political Backing.
One of the peculiar circumstances
in connection with Mr.. Lansing's APP
pointment is the fact that he person
ally has no political backing or IN
fiuence. Succeeding William Jennings
Bryan foremost among the leaders OF
HhF AftAAoNA aAAt lfaAAgs poi aAANNtN
unknown quantity In the political
world has been ushered into the pre-
mlership OF the cabinet.
This very fact. indeed. commended
tself to the Presidents advisers as a
-eason for appointment OF man OF
Mr.. Lansing's experience and ability.
he argument being advanced that at
so critical a time in the nations his
tory. the people OF the United States
wished all political considerations
subordinated. Mr. Lansing takes OF
fce thoroughly familiar with the per
sonnel and organization Of the depart
ment Of state. conversant with conn
Dental details of all the important
negotiations conducted by the United
States since the Wilson administra-
tion began. Moreover. he has a wide
knowledge of policies under previous
administrations. and an especially m.
Innate acquaintance with Mexican ar.
fairs and Far Eastern problems.
Prominent Lawyer
Mr.. Lansing >s 81 years old. ma.
tive OF Watertown. ~ Y. and a oe-
scendent Of the family Of John Lans-
ing. who represented New York IN
the constitutional convention OF 1881
M Philadelphia and later was chan.
cellor OF the state OF New York. after
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BUT WILL CONTINUE CAM
PAIGN TO CRUSH HIS
ANNIVERSARIES.
Officials Believe Chief Does Not
Understand Position Of u. s.
Agents To Confer.

WASHINGTON. June zg.-GenernI
Carranza has Informed the United
States government that under no cir
cumstances viii he treat with Gcueral
villa. that he win not compromise
with his opponents and that b. viii
continue bis plan 10 crush hts adver
saries hy military campaign.
President Wilson had before him
today long rep0rt on Carranza 81
views az Eiven in Informal converse.
lion with an American consular on
Ger ~ Vera Cruz lie found in H m-
ue hope Tor an accommodation OF du.
terences a. between the Mexican fac.
uopb. General Carranza gave the
same argument Tor refusing 20 enter
INTO peace NEGOTIATIONS with General
Nilia a. De made on previous occae.
ions recently. reiteratine that hts was
not a campaign for the elevation OF
pereonalliies. but Tor the prlnrIoies
~ the revolution. that his opponents
were reacfi0nariesf and desirfour
only of fatiFiying personal ambitione
Does Not Understand
Outlining BIZ plans for the future.
Carranza stated that he would soor
dominate The situation ana wouir
Frant amnesty 70 an who were NOT
toonanusd on Page Ten,
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LONG JAIL TERM Is
FURTHER HEIGHTENED

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. June ~
With the longest pail term even giv-
en- a man IN West Virginia hanging
over him. Frank Cook today escaped
from the county road gang. but was
later recaptured. tried and a month
added 10 bis term. Cook who was con
victed on several charges OF ILLEGAL
selling. had n months time and xsuu
hnes. amounting in al TO three years
and eight months 10 serve was worK-
inp on The road gang today. when No
slipped away and ran 90
Guards hred several shots 40 the
fleeing man Later he was recap
tured hy a guard. who followed MIN
several miles Justice Fleming to
niEht AIDED one month to his Jail term
a. punishment for biz attempted
escape
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REGENTS MAY NAME
W. Y. 0. PRESIDENT

specisl Dtspatch o. the Intelligence
CHARLES TON. ". Va June 81 -
The State Board of Regents BEGAN a
three DAYS session today. 10 being th,.
annual meeting for the hiring OF tho
principals and teachers ~ the state
educational Institutions
Many % iast years empIoyes viii
BE- retained. but there viii b. some
important changes. among them being
a nov president Of Marshall College.
a. Huntington. according % the fndi-
Gated purpose Of President Corhiy N
a public statement 20 retire.
u O. believed. also. that tho choice
Of president for West virginia TN
versity will b. made of this meeting
of the board
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GAS PRODUCERS
TO ORGANIZE

Social f'fsustch fo ffa frfefIronrrr
tlANkSBl RG. ". Va. June g1 --
All natural gas producers Of Rcst
Virginia have been called toceth ~
in Conventior June 20 40 the Waldo
Hotel here. FOR the purpose OF orgen.
king state association 20 nat
through q The operators uay 10 bet-
fer represented before The lcFisiaturs
and state commissions end depart.
mcnts The call is signed ~ mora
than 700 leadtns producers 81 SO
state
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WASHINGTON, June 23.-Rober who
Of the state department has advised President Wilson
ent the policy by the United
enmens the outbreak of the European
secretary of state TO succeed William Jennings Bryan.
Few appointments in such widespread
satisfaction in the national capital Mr. lansing lifelong
but he has devoted his time
and popular with former Republican officials
leagues Members of the cabinet who
the subject unanimous their recommendations
be appointed Colonel House and other close
of the President advised the selection and Mr. Bryan himself
not consulted understood TO have hoped for the of
Lansing.
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MINE INSPECTORS
CONFER WITH CHIEF

Specfal pisputch 90 the Frtrfffr-urrr
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Iune ia
The fifteen district mine Inspectors
were here today. conferrfuE With
Chief OF Tie Department Of Mines
Earl Henry In regard 90 the provisions
of he new mining law passed 81 the
regular session of The 1915 ferishture.
The conference also Included a Dis
cussion OF the geographical tocauon
of the three new districts which are
70 30 made iu The State. 20 which the
three new inspectors arr % b. ~
sigued
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DR.. GEO. HILL HAS
ABOUT RECOVERED

special rlsnatch to me IrtrfIirenr.r
sTEtBENVrtI-E. o.. June fa-At
The Ohio Valley hospital torieht Dr.
wns announced that Dr. George IL
Hin of Wheeling. recently injured ir
an automobile wreck VII leave the
hospital Tor home on SATURDAY. His
brother Dr Aionso Hnl. who was the
worst hurt. a. able 10 su On chair.
and will speedily recover
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LONDON, June %. 1925 o. NJ
The Russians have last Lenberq.
They occupied the Csli-isn eapi.
tai e5rly in September anG held it
continuously until Tuesday, when
the combined Austro-Cerman
forces compelled them to retreat
from the city. which Is only sixty
odd miles due west from the
nearest point ~ the Russian from
tier.
Whether the fan Of Lembsro
means that the Russian army op.
Grating south Of u. southeast Ca
liels, 10 effectively cut OF from
the army 70 the north, stretching
across Poland TO the Battle. can
not yet be said. The newspapers
Of both Vienna and Berlin cay this
10 The case, and the Russian arms
have received a blow from which
they cannot recover.
" the strokes prove az crushing
az the Teutons predict. lts erect,
military observers here say. soon
should be felt In the transfer OF
vast German forces 20 the west,
where fer days they have been
hard pressed BY the French.
Up 20 1880 o'clock tonight Pc
trogrsd had no. conceded the fall
% Ienberp. Previous dispatches
from the Russian capital, ho,~ev.
er. related details Of what purport-
ed 20 be the systematic with
Ccontinusd on Pare rsnD
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TWENTY YEARS FOR
CRIMINAL ASSAULT

Special uispafcii to nro fntsuissnccr.
GRAFTON " Va. June 22-Wu.
liam Weaver aged thirty. convicted
Of the RAPE Of Mrs. Margaret ser.
Fonat age s3 was given the man.
mum sentence of twenty years 10
prison today af kinFwood. Preston
county
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FOUR DEATHS
FROM QUAKE
GREAT DAMAGE TO HEAD
GATES OF IMPERIAL VAL
LEY IRRIGATION SYSTEM.
Latter Not Entirely Ruined, But
Damage Is Enormous
Shut OF Water.

Ell CENTRIC. Cal. June 23.-Sharp
earthquake shocks to-day centered the
anxiety OF the Imperial Valley settlers
In the head gates OF the great irriga-
ton system. which had transformed
nearly 25O.0O0 acres OF desert. To-
niGht the intakes Of the Colorado riv-
er. near Yuma, and the headway at
Sharps were reported safe. although
the ShaTps heading. from which
branches spread out into the valley
like the tines Of a pitchfork. was
shaken and sagged. Engineers re-
ported that another shock as severe
as the one which last night upset the
little cluster OF towns in the valley.
and cost four lives in the Mexican
border town OF MexicaH. undoubtedly
would wreck the works there.
break reported in Alamltos ca
nal. one OF the waterways OF the sys-
tenn, can be repaired without great
damage.
While scientists described last
nights shocks as the resultant OF
unknown forces" they appeared to
agree that II lay along the line OF
what Is known as the San Andreas
feult in the earth's formation. which
was involved In the north-central Cal
ifornla earthquake OF 1906.
Great devastation and complete ruin
OF the irrigation system. Il was stated.
probably were averted because OF the
loose formation Of the earth in the
valley and the great depth OF silt which
took mp the shock
s4Oo. 900 Damage.
Damage estimated at $500 900 was
done In the district extending roughly
from the sOulder Of the Cocohah noun.
tains OF lower California. 20 San Bern.
ardinO and Needles. Cal. on the north
Yuma on the east and San Diego on
the west
The zone where the trembler5 were
felt the most Centered about Calexico
and MeXicali. the Mexican town op,po-
site IN Lower California. where the
free revelry Of frontier collection
~ saloons and dance halls was halted
when the FIRST shock rut out the lights
and where an ita fatalities occurred
The damage to Sharps Heading "a
controlling unit in the g.. 900. 900 Inn.
perisl valley irrigation system. DO was
not thought would endanger the water
supply of the valley unless further
quakes we're felt
The water may b. shut on al Han
Ions heading. near where the Coiora-
do river enters the irrigation system.
southwest Of Yuma. In order 20 repair
the damage TO the waterway. but IN it
is engineers do not believe the water
win be shut on more than 3s hours
The men and women killed we're
crushed beneath The adobe wall OF q
dance hall as they hed padic stricken
toward the street
Rebu.ldlng already has begun 90
this city where On entire block of the
fConffnusf ON pags r.un
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lAkklsHL NG. Pa. June Ff-Ner.
curry TODAY fon 20 Ga che lowest known
in Iuue Iu fhif section ln raara and Co.
night people wore nNfrrnnta and sub.
urban fHrka rurfailed ffrfr rHnws Re
InIl fofn aErIruIfurHI rcFIona lu fhis
tarded
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DE GRUYTER NAMED
CHARLESTON P. M.

WAsiiNgTON. d. g.. June "a -
President Wilson to-day appointed Ju.
Jus A De Gruvter postmaster ~
Charleston. vs. We
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INTERNATIONAL LAW EXPERT
OFFERED BRYAN'S PORTFOLIOI
BY PRESIDENT AND ACCEPTS.
WAS FORMER COUNSELLOR OF STATE DEPARTMENT AND
HAS BEEN ACTING SECRETARY SINCE THE DEPART
URE OF BRYAN-SELECTION MOST POPULAR

MR. LANSING HAS NO POLITICAL FOLLOWING AND WAS Sc
LECTED FOR HIS ABILrTY-IS AUTHORITY ON INTERNA-
TIONAL LAW AND WELL vERSED IN DIPLOMACY.
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BRITISH TO INQUIRE
INTO MAIL CENSORSHIP

LONDON. June %. G:02 y. m.-Al-
though officials decline to make any
statement for publication. Il is be-
lieved the British government viii in
stitute an inquiry into the whole ques-
tion OF censoring neutral mails
The Swedish minister at Washing
ton notified the state department on
June II that United States mail
pouches destined for Sweden had been
broken open in England and their con
tents tampcred with. lie was instruc.
ted BY his government to request the
United States TO take appropriate ac-
ton SOC.
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NEW YORK, Juuf f8-Arrivsr.
-tsemer freferi.k Nltb Cupenhasss
ropa. Naples. EftpSpuIs askisa
Steamer Lartand. New Nork
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Lemberg Recaptured by
AuStrO-German Forces
GERMAN SPY IS
EXECUTED IN THE
TOWER OF LONDON

LONDON. June. %. sac D. m.--f'.
Robert Muller. who on June :. was
found guilty AT Old Bailey police
court Of being a German spy. was
executed in the Tower OF London to-
day by shooting
Another alleged German spy. Ro-
bert Rosenthal. who is said by the
police TO have confessed that he was
sent TO England by the German admir-
atty TO obtain information on naval
matters. Is 10 be court martialled.
The official announcement concern
Ing Muller and Rosenthal was ex-
tremely brief. stating that Muller had
been put 20 death in the Tower TINS
morning. and that the summary OF
the evidence in the case OF the al
legged spy ROsenthal was taken TO the
Wellington barracks today. lie viii
be tried by court martial. "
10 is presumed that Muller faced a
firing squad in the yard Of the Tower
OF London at dawn, as did Carl Hans
Lody. who was executed last Novem-
Der after he had been convicted OF
spying.
+. Robert Muller was arrested some
time ago together with Anton Kuep-
ferle and another man named Hahn.
All three were accused OF sending
military Information to Germany by
means OF Invisible ink Both Muller
and Hahn we're convicted and Muller
was sentenced 10 death while Hahn
was sentenced TO seven years penal
servitude. Kuepferle committed sui
eide while his trial was In progress.
Muller once lived In Boston, where
he was In the rubber business. and
moved In good social circles. lie
claimed 10 be a naturaiized Britlsher.
His father was a German and his
mother a Scotch woman
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rriday.
western Penny cloudy.
Warnler Thursdays Friday increasing
clondincsa, probahiy scattered ahowers
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X L SSIANS COMPELLED TO
EVACUATE THE CITY
TUESDAY.
German Allies are Now in Control.
COrrespon dents Praise
Brave Rear Guard Action.

LONDON. June %. 1875 o. NJ
Emperor Nicholas left for she
front today. according to Reu.er's
Petrosrad correspondent.
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LONDON, June -. 1856 a. M
a Prussian official eonnunica-
ton received here confirms the
statement of the Austrifns and
Germans that the Russians on
June p evacuated Lembera and
continued 10 retreat on a new
front.
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Thin Men and Women
Here's Safe, Easy Way to Gain 10 to
80 lbs. of Solid, Healthy, Per
manent Flesh.

Thin, nervous, undeyeloped men
ana WON en- everywhere are heard TO
saw, At can't understand why do not
get fat. 1 eat plenty OF good, nour-
fishing food" The reason Is JUS
this: You cannot get fat, no matter
3,o1y mich YOU eat unless your diges-
+JI,a organs assimilate the fat-makins
elements of your food instead OF
passing them out through the bocy
as waste. 80 COW
411, urging the assimilatiye functlons
of the stomach and intestines 10 az
sorb the oils and fats and hand them
over to the blood, where they may
reach the starved, shrunken' TUT
down tissues and build them up. ne
thin persons body is like CRY
onge-eager and hungry for the
Fattv materials of which is being de-
nrived by the failure of the altmen'
farv canal to take them from the
food The best way to overcome TINS
sinful waste of hesh-butldtns ele
ments and to stop the leakage OF fat'
is to use Sargol, the recently dlscoF
cred regenerative force that is recon-
mended so highly by physicians mere
and abroad. Take little Sargol tap
Ie4 with every meal ana motive hoV
quickly your cheeks fill out and roll
Of firm, healthy flesh are deposited
ever your body, covering each bon!
angle and projecting point.
All good druggists have Sargol, o
can get it from their wholesaler. AM
will refund your money II you ar
not satisfied with the gam in weigh
It produces as stated on the guaraa
tee in each package. 1t is inexper
sive. easy to take and highly er1
Caution-While Sargol has pro
duced remarkable results in over
coming nervous dyspepsia and geneI
al stomach troubles, 1t should not
taken unless you are willing to gar
ten pounds or more. for It is wor
derfuI flesh builder.-Adverttse
menes
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NEW YORK, July 29.-The Even
ing Mail has new column guy
George s. Kaufman, who inaugur-
ated the Mail Chute, which bid fair
to be one of the zippiest columns
in New York suddnely doffed the
cap and bells last week which makes
the third humorist who has trleo
to fiil the shoes of T. P. A. and
quit discouraged.
Column conducting in New York
Is a most hazardous Newspaper job
The newspaper readers have been
educated to be critical of humorists
If a joke is put over with Joe
Miller faint a thousand gentle and
otherwise readers write to the editor
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HASKIN LET1ER
CONTINUED from page ten. }

locust which is frequently found in
the trees with them. These snails are
bright and shining, differing Consider
ably from the corions, although tie
size is about the same.
To the average layman, this task of
naming the land snails seems about
as useful as that of rolling a peanut
to California, or counting the leaves
on the trees in Central park. But,
in point of fact, no thorough and
conscientious scientific inSest;Sation Is
without it's useful result. Thus from
the study of the land snails, scientists
expect to gain a knowledge of the
biological factors in variation OF
species which will be of value in tho
breeding of animals useful to man.
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DAYS or DIZZINESS
Come to Hundreds of o1arksbury
People.
There are days of dizziness;
Spells OF headache, languor, back

Spells of headache. languor, back
ache;
often urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
endorsed In clarksburg by CRATE
full friends and neighbors.
Mrs. L. B. Dunntngton, 119 FirsE
St. Clarksburg, says: THE first no.
ticed of kidney trouble was when Z
began to suner from dun, dragglns
pains across the small of my back
They got more severe every day, then
/ began to have dizzy and nervous
spells. It hurt me to str catfans after ter
1oyed me. too Doan's Kidney Pills
soon brought me relief, The pain,
dizziness and nervousness left me and
INV kidneys became normal"
price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-geV
Doans kidney Pills-the same thaH
Mrs. burlington had. Foster-Mn-
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-Ad-
vertisement.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

All persons who wish to settle any
claims that may be against them and
in favor of the estate OF George G.
Blair, deceased, and all who have any
claim against the said estate please
@. w. coNLDY.
Admir- of estate OF George G. Blair.
deceased.
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Diarrhoen ouicI.Iy cured.

"About two years ago had a
severe attack of diarrhoea which
lasted for over week." writes w.
10. Jones, Buford, N. ID, ~ became
so weak that could not stand up
light A druggist recommended
.cbannberlain's collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. The first dose re-
Iieyed me and within two days was
as wen as ever" Obtatnable every
where. Advertisement.
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Porter Emerson Browne and
Robert billiard were talking about
a well known theatrical manager the
other day. 1t seems that be, is noted
for the dandruff always to be found
around his coat collar. He appears
as If he had just come in out OF
a snow storm at all times.
How long have you known him?''
How long?" replied Hilliard.
''Why I knew him when he only
had one dandruff."
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Ladies and gentlemen. Mr.. Windi-
sch. Mr.. Windisch files stories to
New York newspapers from Port
Jervfs. N. Y. He has been attracted
by the success of the famous cor
respondents at Winsted and Sayvllle
Clear the wires for Mr.. Windisch-
this is the yarn he sent to New
York newspaper:
Fred Gilbert, a mail carrier, re-
Gently purchased a new auto. He had
been on speaking terms with all the
cattle along his route for years pc
cause he drove horse. Thursday
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The sportive shirts with the far
ing Iay-down collars now SO popu-
lar along Broadway and at the sea-
shore do not connote athletic Prov
ess on the wearer's part, according 70
Simeon Strunsky, but they do keep
his neck on in the open air.