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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Capital in Dark.

SO far as the Bryan influence goes,
there hasn't been a conspicuous APP
pointment which could be termed
Bryanstic for nearly four years--ever
since MIR, Bryan departed as secretary
of state.
Official Washington is really in the
dark as to who will be appointed, The
president is keeping his own counsel
The, secretaryship Of the treasury is
about the biggest vacancy in the gov
eminent today. AS nearly as anybody
can determine, Mr.. Leffiagwell himself
is not candidate for the post and
though anxious to serve If called would
not be disappointed or change the opin-
ions he has had Of President Wilson s
foreign policy even were he not named.
But in the treasury department itself
and throughout Washington wherever
the wisdom of making the best APP
pointment possible in this critical pc
Rod is recognized, there will be con-
siderable regret If Leffingwell is not
named For he is distinctly popular as
public official and hardly a political
type, either. The chances at present
writing are that he will be appointed,
but nobody but the president really
knows as yet,
Copyright, 1920, by David Lawrence)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
NIGHT TRANSFER MADE.
WIRELESS REPORT SAYS

HALIFAX. n. S., IAN 23.-Wireless
report says the transfer of the passen-
gers from the disabled transport Pow
hatan, to the steamship Northern Pa
cific was made last night without any
serious mishap, under the blaze of pow
erful searchlights from United States
destroyers and other ships standing by,
according to a wireless message The
task, however was difficult although
the weather was milder and the sea
calmer than for days
The fact that his passengers were
suffering from cold and exposure and
the improvement in weather conditions,
it was stated, prompted Capt. Randall
to undertake the risk OF effecting the
transfer by night. The ship had been
without heat or light for more than
five days and as it neared the coast the
| cold was becoming more intense.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
new WEATHERMAN TO
ARRIVE IN FEBRUARY

]. II. Scott, chosen meteroogist Of
the local weather bureau to succeed the
late S. c. Emery, is delighted with his
appointment TO Memphis and will as
sumo his post here as soon as he can
wind up his affairs in Charleston. S.
c., where he now is In charge OF the
weather bureau He wired The News
Scimitar late Friday that he would be
in Memphis as soon as he could possibly
get here,
II is understood from Washington
that he will take his post about Feb.
Is. Until that time John y. Blagden,
for some years assistant to Mr., Emery,
will continue in charge of the office.
1t will not be the first time that Mr.
Scott has been connected with the
weather bureau here. He came to Mem
phis for a short stay in 1904. Later
| he was transferred to Vicksburg Miss,
where he gained additional Mississippi
| river knowledge, which experience nc
doubt had much to do with his APP
| pointment to the Memphis position
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
As y. S. Oil Firms
To A SIX Permit For
Wells In Mexico

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 23,--Forty five
American petroleum companies have
telegraphed President Carranza that
they will petition for permits to sink
wells under conditions laid down by the
president These provide that proyi-
sional permits issued will be good only
until congress enacts basic oil legsla-
ton.
Representatives Of petroleum interests
will make application for permits to
construct nipe lines to the PRINCIPAL
Mexican ports and also TO Mexico city
il was learned today. The expense Of
this work will approximate $4,000. 600,
It is said. Lack Of pipe lines and suf-
fiCient tankers is RESPONSIBLE for the
seeming decrease in Mexican oil pro-
duCtion, as companies have been unable
to transport the fun production Of their
wells, according to Joaquin Santaella,
head Of the petroleum bureau.
He asserted Mexican oil production
had been increased since 1918. when
70, 600 600 barrels we're produced Pro-
duction in 1919 Appropriated 10000 900
barrels. and he said il would amount to
20. 900 coo barrels in 1920.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Fists SerUe Negro
Better Than Balls
CHANGING Off Skull

Woman and cards the police report
says. were responsible for fight
Thursday afternoon between David
Ross and Hooksey jackson, negroes.
who staged their battle In the rear OF
94S S. Fourth street.
1t was onesided battle, owing to
the fact that the odds heavily favored
Hooksey. whose fists were reinforced
by the presence of an old fashioned
army Springfield rifle which Hooksey
got from behind the door.
If Hooksey had aimed at Dawes foot,
or shinbone, the result might have been
more disastrous But Hooksey made
the mistake Of aiming at Dawes head.
The bullet landed plumb on the back
of Dawes Uranium,
Undertaken? Oh no.
Dave put a black hand to the back
of his head, wiped off a smear OF blood,
glanced at a hole in the wall where the
! bullet had entered after it glanced from
| his ivory then sazed after the fast
| disappearing Hooksey
Huh" murmured Dave, Dat mig
eah suah totes er wicked aim. Dat
| fool er goin' tub hut somebody yit VIII
his foolishment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Grave Fears Ended.

Grave fears were felt for the out
come of the battle up to last night,
when the news was received that the
weather was moderating and that a
fresh and apparently successful effort
to take the Powhatan in tow had been
made by the Lady Laurer and the
Western Comet, 1t was not until "a
hours later however, that it was pos
slble to rescue the passengers from the
cherries sea prison on which they had
been immured for five days without
heat or light.
Among the passengers We're Col. John
NJ. Dunn and wife, Capt. Oscar B. Rails,
Jr, Lieut. Charles Mckinley, Capt
VIM. e. Ship, Capt. S, A, Western,
Capt. G, a, Holiday, Lieut.. Edward
Goldberg, Lieut., Commander Howard
H, Crosby, Capt. Thomas Dempsey,
chaplain; Mrs, Maud l. Freanster and
two children, of San Antonio, Tex Mrs.
Margaret B. Ship, Of Raleigh n. c.,
mother of Capt. Ship; Mrs. Henry f.
Worden, wife of Lieut. Col. Worden, OF
Mckinney, Tex, and her three chill
dren; Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette w. AL
port, Cleveland Miss Dorothy NJ. Dunn
and Miss Edith Gardner army nurses
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Belief GrOWS That
Return Of Monarchy
In Hungary Sure

VIENNA, Jan. 2S.-There is grow
ing belief here that the approaching
Hungarian elections win result in the
establishment of a monarchical govern
ment For this reason the activity Of
mOnarchists in Austria is being watched
closely, and there have been rumors
that a reactionary coup would be at
tempted.
While Chancellor Karl Renner was In
Prague recently an agreement was
reached with Czecho- Slovakia by which
that country undertook not to supply
arms to Hungary but Austria cove
nanted to furnish a certain amount OF
armament and munitions to the CzeChs,
II is pointed out that this agreement
was significant because If a monarchy
is established in Hungary, Austria
would be the front line of defense
against the spread Of the reactionary
movement.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
RED ACTIVITY IN CHICAGO
SCHOOLS TO BE PROBED

CHICAGO. Jan 23.-Alleged radical
activities in the Chicago public schools
will be investigated thoroughly, Peter
A. Mortensen. superintendent OF schools,
announced That action will follow in
dictment of Miss Helen Pratt Judd, for
Is years grade teacher along with
two other women and IS men members
of the communist labor party Miss
Judd, named as secretary Of a local
branch of the organization, was charged
with advocating overthrow OF the gov
ernment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
SELECTING NEW
TREASURY CHIEF
| UNIQUE PROBLEM
Glass Holding Post to Give
President More Time to
Study Matter, But Decision
Must Be Made Soon.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Especial Correspondent Of The New
Sclmltar.)

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Who is to
be the next secretary of the treasury?
The delay in appointing a successor to
Secretary Glass, who is soon to take
seat in the senate, has occasioned
many an inquiry, not only from persons
In this country who are vitality inter-
ested in fiscal policy but from foreign
countries, where eyes are fixed upon
that government whose moral influ-
ence. if not physical assistance, in the
financial world is unparalleled in his
tory.
President Wilson is represented as
going oyer the situation very carefully
and, while it had been expected that
Mr. Glass would take his seat In the
senate by Jan. Is, it appears that the
coming of the Pan American Financial
conference interfered with the plan
1t was hardly considered possible that
new secretary of the treausy could
be confirmed in time to welcome the
delegates And, with the finance min
listers of Central and South America and
many other distinguished visitors here
it would have been somewhat embar-
RAISING not to have a secretary of the
treasury to receive them. So Secretary
Glass has stayed on but an appoint
rnent will surely be made in the next
few days. as the Pan-American con-
| ference comes to an end on Saturday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Treaty 0. K. PROSPECTS
LOOK BRIGHTER THAN EVER

leaders and q was reported the Repuh-
lcans were Ia a mood 10 make material
concessions regarding the form and lau-
guaEe Of the reservation though re-
manning firm In their stand against any
change in IFS fundamental principles.
one Of the proposals by the Democrats
which was said 20 have received major
attention was along the lines Of the Nc
Kellar- kendriCk draft 1t would declare
that the United States assume no obh-
CATION 30 protect foreign territory by
use Of her armed forces or an economic
boycott without specific action and APP
prevail Of congress-. and reserves the
privilege OF offering good offices in
adjustment Of foreign disputes.
Regardless OF whether article 10 was
disposed Of at the meeting today, lead
ers said the conferences would have to
extend into next week in order that 9TH
er points at issue could be considered.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
RAINS IN DYER
HURT PHONE SERVICE

NEWBERN, Tenn. Jan %. tSplD.-
The ground throughout this section is
entirely covered with ice and sleet
TELEPHONE lines are broken down from
the effect Of the ice that has caused
communication to be shut off from prac-
tiaally every section around NeWbern
The roads are in a terrible condition
and traffic is almost at a standstir,
Rural route carriers are forced to sus-
pend their rounds owing to the bad
holes
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
MEXICO HAS ANOTHER
EARTHQUAKE TREMOR

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 23-Strong
earthquake shocks We're felt in the city
of Vera Cruz from 3 to O'Clock Thurs
day morning There were no casualties,
although some residences were damaged.
Reports from Vera Cruz state the
tremors demolished ut Couztlan all
structures which were not destroyed by
the earthquake Of Jan. 6, while shocks
lasting 20 minutes caused further dam
age at Salmoral and San Francisco de
Ia pnnaS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

WASHINGTON, Jan. Gas result
OF the progress during the past two
days by the bipartisan committee lead
ers seeking to compromise differences
on the peace treaty. senators today were
more hopeful Of settlement of the con-
troVersy than they have been for weeks.
Reports Of conferees that a decided step
forward in the negotiations as to article
10 Of the league Of nations covenant,
the chief stumbling block, and that
definite admission on that point might
be expected at the committee meeting
late today. revived activities OF the mild
rserys tionists OF both sides paving the
way for acceptance OF the committee $
agreement, should one be reached.
Many proposals for changes in the
lodge reservation on article 10 were con-
sidered yesterday at the conference Of
four Republican and five Democratic
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Situation Unique.

Rarely has there been Such an inter-
esting situation with reference to a
cabinet appointment as that which sur
rounds the naming of new executive
for the treasury department. The man
who is given the job must have the
absolute and abiding confidence of his
chief because, with prohibition to en-
force, income taxes to collect and fiscal
policy to manage, affecting foreign gov
ernments and billions of dollars, the
responsibility of the post can not be
exaggerated
Nevertheless, there are certain people
who think the president ought to make
a political appointment-that he ought
not to take to his bosom in these in
tenselv political days anyone who is not
a dyed-in- the grain Democrat. No such
consideration entered Mr.. wilson's mind
when he picked Herbert Hoover for
food administrator, Harry A. Garfield
for fuel administrator, Edward II. Stet-
tinius for assistant secretary of war,
Henry p. Davidson to head the Red
Cross, and approved the appointment OF
numerous Republicans to war jobs. And
it is not generally credited that the
president is thinking of politics at all,
or that he is being influenced in the
slightest by those who believe a politi-
cal appointment is just the thing to
hold the party together in presiden
tial year.
AS matter of fact, Secretary Glass
has recommended to the president the
appointment of Assistant Secretary LET
| fingwell one of the mainstays of the
treasury during the war and in handling
reconstruction finance. Mr.. Leffingwel
came here at the request of Mr.. Nc
Adoo to do war work. While he ism
Democrat in the sense that he voted
| for Bryan in 1896, he is Wilson mar
through and through In fact II thu
| test of Democracy were whether
man voted for Mr. Bryan when thu
silver question was up, it is doubtful
whether half the men in the president
cabinet could qualify as Democrats
There will be a good deal of discussion
this year anyway as to what reall!
constitutes a Democrat, and it woult
rot be surprising if the test in 1920 wa
whether a man supported whole-hear
eddy the league of nations and the for
eign policy of woodrow Wilson.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
OFFICER WOUNDED BY
ALLEGED BANK YEGG

MORRISTOWN. Tenn Jan. 23.--Ho-
mer Smith, an officer. was shot but not
seriously injured here last night when
he attempted to arrest stranger on
suspicion Of being a bank robber His
assailant escaped. along with com
panion. They are believed to have been
connected with the recent robbery of
the bank at Girard, Ala
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
MRS. BRADDIx SOUGHT.

The widow of Jarn Braddx. de-
ceased, is sought by the home service
office OF the Red Cross, LAG Court ave-
nue. The soldier and his wife formerly
lived at Hazen, Ark. and It is thought
Mrs Braddix might have come to Mem
phis since his death. Anyone knowing
of her whereabouts will confer a favor
upon her nv informing the Red Cross OF
her present address SO that she may
get in touch with, the Red Cross office,
which has important information for
her
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Unidentified Lad
Killed And Buried
BIZ Marion Bdcchus

RUTLEDGE. Ga Jan IS Thomas
Phillips. who was slain here four years
ago, was n youth Of mystery, His body
was buried without being identified
Phillips, apparently a rover, had APP
piled to n farmer three miles from this
town. for work, and was given place
One of his assistants was Bacchus, both
being about rs years of age.
A wagon standard was used in killing
Phillips. Bacchus, who was arrested
charged with the crime, escaped Jail be-
fore his case came to trial.
Bacchus surrendered late Thursday to
the Memphis police. stating that he had
tired of being fugitive and that he
had killed Phillips in row over a
mule
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
BIBLE CONFERENCES ARE
POSTPONED; FLU BLAMED

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-Two Bible STU
dents conferences to have been held
! at MOODY Blble, institute Feb, 2-6, have
been postponed indefinitely because of
the influenza epidemic, it was an
nounced today. One was the Mid
Winter Bible conference and the other
the conference of representatives OF
Bible schools and colleges of the United
States and Canada,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
SOCIALIST TRIAL ADJOURN

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan 2a-The trial
OF the five suspended socialist assembly
men of disloyalty has been adjourned
until next Tuesday, Legal forces rep.
resenting the judiciary committee con-
Quoting the investigation today began
assembling their evidence for presenta-
ton next week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
CUT OFF PENINSULA.

LONDON, Jan. 23-Russian soviet
forces have virtually cut off the Crimean
peninsula from the mainland, according
to an official statement issued at the
war office in Moscow and received here
by wireless.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

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thing its equal for dropsy.
Write to- DR.. THOMAS e. GREEN,
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
DENY FoCH RUMOR.

PARIS, Jan 23--Reports that Mar
shall Foch is going to Warsaw on mil
itary mission were officially denied by
the government here today.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Which Is the Best?
The Proof
Proud of the Edison

You will be proud to have Edison in your home; it is
only photograph in the world that bears the stamp of
great inventors r.
If you know how you have this wonderful in
in homesien coupon and mail without deav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
!. '..th the Film Folk
Stnrs in i.spnforex,

once there lived side by side. Two
little maids:
Blue sinSham pinafores, hair down in
hraids. :"
- runs an old song thar has come
10 lie on one OF the spacious indoor
stages al the Metro studios in Holly
wood. Alice Lake. in = Sincham pima
f%re. goes through her scenes for
shore Acres" before The camera and
riose by Viola Dana. hair tied back
with demur" brown bows. likewise
ninaf"rcd, is being photographed in hcr
latest Screen Classics. Inc, production,
"i:IiZa Comes TO stay
NESS Lake. looking sixteen in hc~
dainty frocks Of lawn. with their fri!l"d
white CUTS and collars. is Z hcwitci-
ing picture throughout I'll. play
Little Viola. in uuaint blue cham
bray dress. doesn't look a day over
twelve. Her ilt.lc. Nat. black s,ra W
hat. balanced or the very top Of her
head. looks for all The world like !,
sad black bird on an uncertain perch
Both stars admit thar, while pictures
Of this sort give them no opportunity
10 wear stunning new gowns, they have
lhc decided advantage Of not being
any strain on their pocketbooks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Little Bobby and His Pa
,Y WILLIAM Il. txInlS.

Thaf is a new stoar started dow,
the stise,. sed Ma to IA last mite to-" e E
is 4 0sh & Carry stour
Finel sed Pa.
Isen II dnc. sed Ma. Run down g
carry Pc hoam I. few pounds of sugar.
VIVA IL shud run down < find ,,,a,
dident bave any sugar? Sod pa Susui.
i; Is settfs skercer than GrattytuJe. sed
! gu+ss thay have sum. sed Ma; rna
down 4 sec any how. seI Ma. So "a
Attst awilc Pa taim back; he was
No sugar? scd Ma,
Not ! pint. sed Pa. l r,cen not !,
pound had the excr- size. tho. /
s euab my as sash s ailAths way to thai
asgcnn, Pa sed. 6 hire / am. out, OF
sugar y out OF wind. Pa Sod.
), You may have hay beet GU, OF sugar
TO see you on. OF Wild Got down 4
rest keep quiet Tor \: !, hour. ssd
dent had !. gs Kind = Of &, suas ,ass wua
thare. sod Pa. Sumhowi ssd Pa. this
Is Citing 70 be q sour ID wurld. all
wars & no sugar. wiN be conien,.
seq 49, ba :" s JON M inc silent minority
In tho Eeeyopd, of couSe. s.d pa
i ;nrl,, is ,ms only place wnSe the ma.
10. tie majority of folks rs Is wi IS.
men. wonder wen thay %;ll pu. In
another Cash IL Run stonr arlund here.
Pa sed,
,rhay are vary handy lite, toars for
housewives. sed Ma
] can see that ali rite. Sod III. cspe-
sauiiy when tho husbands & them
housewives has long legs 9ikN mine
fasa Il Carry. ha. ha. sei ". ~!
casr & TO carry. suppoas ,hat y,ecns.
il ger, wants to lie carried "a INC
books. tharr is nothing doing. & 10
think I ruined all the way :iir" y,
bacl; Good iegwork. but bad lied
work. scd Pa.
You ran oeekans YOU wanted 10
pleasc M. sod Ma. THAT wasinot
Effort WASTED. sed Ma
When ! was Kid my old gent MD
dent run 10 the stoar for anybody, tel
Pa. Il he got lest az ,r;ci:t hanssns
what &c, after doing q fast haf
mike. Scd PA. The old skool Of mn .
died while thay Was happ!. Sod II
Thay took thnre last look At the shS
without "aven dreeininis tha, In Tim
tharc VIVID be cash & carry stores 4
votes Tor hlouds. scd Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

surprIsHg and their game eanno. =,
beat; tliJ arc bound TO keep onSrisinS
and they do II tout dc aweet.at Bus
one thint Is sometimes n,:as.ns ius the
Ienrned Ieliow's act. and the cutlery
goes to;fissinS IL hc hasn't any tact.
A3u laE, seen the sort OF chapplo
with wiPm everyone was happy. evers
Gay cratmed full OF light? You hny.,
met htlfralwnys smiling. always say
ing VIII he should. all the drenry daya
i5oesutliiE with tho magic OF his MOOD!
Inen ipi aure YOU have not worried.
as upH hle words you hung, ovee
Wtynelnei no was hurried by the ancient
HeoreW tongue. Veg. T. bot you'ye
ssnSarceI netnd IL no knew. anatony.
s omoagT his stock you've always
quoted with its limit as tho SKI.
Cieverfss. ~ very Jolly: but IA hato
you n1e this fnct-foika can stand =,
,ot oil foliF IL It's saltcdl down with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
The Days Good Stories
I,eegy,s LAd,lice
FROM MANY SOURCES.

PcGcy found that 1t was not an un-
mixed blessing being the eldest girl o.
tho family. and she felt this especially
whom told to put little Dorothy TO bed
QUO evening. Dorothy hadlthe common
infantite complaint OF wanting every.
thing she could think OF before she
would condeseend to so to sleep. az
want a drink OF milk shc announced
loudly when Peggy had nlroaGy made
several trips upstairs. II lit the gas
for you, didn't l?'' demanded Peggy.
standing nccusinelH by the bedside. No
answer. And I've brought your Teddy
bear and black doll?" Still Dorothy
vouchsafed no reply. And [ gave YOU
a. piece OF white paper and n nice pen-
Well" said the big sister. with an air
OF Gnaiity, Just YOU take the pencil
and paper and draw COW. and then
Won can milk it,
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The Rhyrning Optinist
ny At.lNt. N1ICH&Ef.IS

Oh. the s,nar, man IS u Wonder. witt
his mock OF brilliant stunts. and, !s's
ha ra 70 keep him .nder r ne jus; gets
started once. lie is quick and he -
knowing. undcrsiapds the why and
how, and nc heips 20 keep things GO
ing, docs thts Gink OF lofty brow. You
knows just wha. TO. do and he sets
Old Earth n-spinEinE JUST Ike she
was spanking new. I, ts great 10 be
the master OF ., flock OF ancient lore.
and 10 rec! off Sanakrit faster than
twas ever done before. Smart guys
feel no hesitation when they meet Old
their vacation. calculus shey TANK
quite cute. Yes. their fcatS ere inost
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Rockefeller Fonno,,;o

Z s'UUtV.F! Der, tNaF tteSViIl.--'Tf, ~
ficers and trustees o: tho ltn.srf, IL.
Foundation are: John -. HocEefoiIn,
Dr., Chairman Of 'hc trustees: ,;anr,II
r. vincent president. Edwin f. I'm
sDrec. secretary; l.. q. Myers trare,iro,.
Robert III. kirk, COMPTROLLER. ON :,
members: Wallace Bu;tricl: Sr,,,n,,
Eleaner. Harry y. Fnsdick f',o.lcr3Dt
gates, a. barton Hepburn. Charles
=. aushes, Harry Pratt Judson. STAR
J. Murphy, johns d. Rockefcl,gr' 49,
life Rose, julius Rosenwald. SInrts,,
i. Reymon. Frederick S,rarss 'j'Ee..
represent various professions. cdue,..
tionai, business etc