The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-19

vance ana tnen gave us TOUR collars 1Ot
q present. Pat Hayes is a fine man,
sure
Congressman NJ. K. Reilly started
his weeks speaking tour OF the county
Sunday by making six speeches dur
ing the day, at Branch, Whi.elaw,
Grimms, Taus, Maple Grove ana Col
Inns. There was good sized crowd at
every place.
Miss Margaret Carey left yesterday
| for Missoula, Montana, 10 visit with
her brother Thomas, whence she will
proceed to Los Angeles to visit her
sister Viola. Her sister Miss Nellie
accompanied her to Chicago where she
will visit for few days.
Francis Heffernan departed Satur-
day for Buffalo, N. Y, where he will
be employed by the Great Lakes
| Dredge Il Dock Co. Mr.. Heifernan,
who has been employed at the Alum
mum Goods company was one OF the
star members of the Goods basket ball
team and played with the Viking base.
ball team also. He was guest OF
honor at party given by the Vikings
| Friday evening at their club rooms on
North eleventh street,
Miss Leona Engelbrecht was pleas.
antly surprised last Thursday evenir &
with miscellaneous shower tendert d
by party OF friends, the occsslcn
being her birthday. Those present
were: Florence and Hattie Cluser,
Elsie Schmidt, Elizabeth Esch, Emily
kimmel, Ella Winter, Mrs. Schuman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Engelbrecht, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo Griebling, Rose Handel
Herbert Erdmsn, Mildred O Neil, Max
Griebllng, Ella dip, Roy Quslmsn, Ell
sic, Amanda ind Lille Engelbrecht.
City Sealer Henry Mulholland re
ceived assurance last week from the
federal government that the testing
car for testing railway scales, which is
to make months tour OF the state,
will spend three days in this city this
week, though Manitowoc was not in
cluded among cities to be visited when
the tour OF the car was arranged. Mr..
Mulholland, took the matter up with
the Department at Washington and
succeeded in having the city included.
A crew OF experts accompany the car
which will arrive today and remain the
rest of the week.
The 5000 mark has been passed in
the first semester enrolment at the
University o; Wisconsin. The en-.
rollment at the end Of the third week
of the new semester is 1920. This
is Al increase OF PIG, over the enroll.
menl at this time last year.
The number OF out-of state students
has decreased about per cent. OF the
5, 020 students, 1858 are residents OF
Wisconsin and 1867 are from outside
the state. In The past three years the
number Of out'ot.state students has
averaged slightly more than % per
cent. OF the total enrolment 5000
are former students who have return
ed and 2,020 are new students.
The College Of Letters and Science
has an enrolment Of 1856, which is
a gain OF PIC, over last year. The
College Of Agriculture has enrolled
$40 students, decrease of 100. The
College OF Engineering has $50 stud
ents, which is a decrease of "a stu.
dents.
The Law school has an enrolment
OF l5S, which is a gain of 2 The
Medical school has l20 students, or
% more than last year. The Music
school has 81 students, less than last
year. The Pharmacy course has A.
an increase OF 8. The Home Econom-
les course has 279 which is an increase
OF Is students.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
American Citizen, Question: What
countries were parties to the agree
ment or treaty guaranteeing the neu-
trality Of Belgium? Answer; The
United States and twenty-four other
leading nations, inc uding England
Germany, France, Italy and Austria,
agreed to it. Article |. OF this treaty
provides: "Belligerents are bound to
respect the sovereign rights OF neutral
Powers"
a Standardization: viii you give
me an outline OF the Danbury hatters'
case? Answer: TIE history of the
Dsnbury hatters' case, in brief, is as
follows: Action WAS begun in 1903
against the matters union which de-
clared strike against ID. f. Lowe &
Co., hat manu- facturers, Danbury,
Conn, on the ground OF being con.
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