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New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
The Theaters
By Percy Hammond

E beang by
quality of the after little examination
wholly justified plays that
have despair of them the respectable number
the good With the half quite imposing cata
its adult assembled with especial
ncy exercised the Including plays that
attributes them the mediocre there have been
exhibitions Some of then
have been candles in raughy corridor burning fuy ALL but
that not be blamed the payghts the producers And the
public perhaps remis than usual its attention the
better things superior
the following is not recalled by this casual observer:
Ambush" "The Hero"
"a of Divorcement" Crcle,'
"The Silver Fox" "The Straw"
intimate Strangers" "The Whiteheaded Boy"
"Anna Christie" "The Claw"
"Ducy," The House."
"The Detour" "The Great Broxopp"
'Daddy's Gone a-Hunting" "The Mans Name"
THE Mans Name" included the list because if for other
brings Mr. Eugene Walter back to the mood and manner OF
Inc Easiest Way and Pad in Full With considerable skill 1T poses
again that domestic conduct involved
desecration Of herself that she sor her husband from
d predcamen collaboration Miss Marjorie Chase
decide that the lady who disposed of her for needed he
ns Name did the right thing Also that her husband IN angry
regarding such
resentment attitude toward the third in the
xtaposon while the other chap leaves the py shoe ana
anated The the of New York novelist convaesng
from tuberculosis the healing Denver
One the play began Mrs Hal Marvin
Miss Dorothy the of her ang husband dr
m thn red stream issuing from his white lips The doctor had told
e that Denver their only but they had money
frequent varied Mr. Marvins literary activities they
not Of kind bring turned
their anguhed opportunities So when he asped wany
going West Mary; but the West dreamed Of she grew
and hod undertaking. Money him must
= mad, at whatever usury.
AZ Nora Hemar performed classic forgery Monna Wanna
vent Prinzales tent did Mrs Marvin
(Mr. Felix
other
ner signs She with intuition,
s sne the his blood Therefore, she entered into
negotiations dine alone with
M ana to the night hotel She had the oang for her host
had for Hoofernes from the hated rendezvous
"n Dig check instead Of CORY yhead.
- WIN the thus earned Mr. Marvin saved to his wife
. literature Tor with it achieved the sabous Rockies where
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
On London Boards
From The Tribume's European Bureau

LONDON, November
NX ILL the archaic censorship England reformed?
Wv This oftdebad question Sand
hurst the Lord Chamberlain appointment
the
up for Parliamentary discussion and possibly
Paraent began the censorship modify or
abolish it, The advocates are as old ENGLAND 90 M
Roundheads though censorship has
STOOD since Wapoe was med by trick passing establishing
The interested underng write piece called "To
Goden Rump arrago of blasphemy and had
put up Wapo The Prime Minister shocked enory read
passed. with dsntent dramatic pieces
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

Wontinued on page sIsl
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

A striking feature of the American
production of "The Wild Cat" which
opened last night at the Park Theater,
is the drop curtain which is lowered
during the intermezzo Of the second
act. 1t is huge silk and lace Spanish
shawl of luminous white, upon which
great forescent wreaths have been
embroidered by the most skllful
needlcwomen in the royal weaving
establishment of King Alfonso, and
was first used at the royal premiere
of the Penella opera in Madrid.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

which can be operated by one man
rom the stage level will be feature
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

The fifth Offering Of the Shuberts
at the Century Theater will be re-
vival Of "The Chocolate Soldier" which
scored such success upon its pres
entation twelve years ago. Donald
Brian and Tessa Kosta will have: the
leading roles in this new production,
with supporting cast that will in
clude John Dunsmore, ]. Humbird
Duffey, Virginia O'Brien, Mildred Rcg-
ers and Detmar Poppen. The story Of
"The Chocolate Soldier" is founded on
Bernard Shaw's play "Arms and the
Man." Stanislaus STANCE wrote the
Continued ON page four)
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Stage Gossip

THE third Of the group of six
j. theaters, which the Shuberts are
building in West Forty-eighth
and Forty-ninth streets, will be opened
next month and is to be known as the
Forty-ninth Street Theater. 1t is stu
ated west of the Ambassador, and like
that house and the Ritz, is of the
small. intimate variety of playhouse.
In design and appointments it is
similar to the Booth, but there are no
boxes. Special mechanical apparatus
which can be operated by one man
from the stage level will be feature
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

The opening attraction has not yet beer
selected.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

Sorry, Mister Ziegteld, but vhen
zoe decided to pick the pretfiest
chorus girl soe saso last ,eeek, zoe
hung the blue on Dorothy Nc
Kali Of "Cood Morning, Dearie."
Hoso the Samuel T. Hill did you
overlook her?
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

man Of the stage and will promote eff
ature cheney in running the performances.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

Continued on page four)
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

Continued ON pas. four,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

Yale just had to ,oin something
last sceek. 1t scns the final hecs
in the 'Ziegfeld Midnight Frol-
ic's" pogo race. If ones life
jnsuTance is paid mp and there's
plenty of liniment in the pantry,
ne suggest this as a breakfast
fe0Se~
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01
Affairs of the
Moment in the
Triple Cities
TOURISTS TO TAKE ToMokA
TRIP


At an interesting meeting Of the
Triple Cities Tourist cide. held IL the
Auditorium Monday afternoon. II was
decided that a trip up the Tomoka
river by the club should be ARRANGED
for next week The Ohio state club
was appointed TO give the entertain
ment at the Casino Burgoyne meeting
OF the club next Monday at ] O'Clock.
During the afternoon Mr., Clark read
an original poem, What We Win
Tell When We Go Home" which with
"The Complaint of an Old Woman OF
Tobacco aud Trouble from the
Amen Corner, by Miss Griffith were
highly enjoyed.
The necessity for all tourists 10
have Identification cards with their
home and local addresses. and name
of hospital to be called in case of ac'
cident, was again brought before the
tourists.
Attention was called to the lack OF
interest tourists are taking in the
club. Many states have representative
men who are spending the season here
who do not come out and lend their
assistance as they should. Pres vii
son aud his chief assistants are work
ing hard TO give all tourists good
time, whether they are members OF
not 1t was urged that many more
states should organize and get signs
made so that people from their own
state would know where TO go when
they attend the meetings.
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MRS. 2. }. NlVER AND MRS. HAIR
OLD ZIMMERMAN ENTERTAIN

As the second OF a series OF enter
tainments. Mrs. +. J. Niyer and Mrs
Harold Zimmerman are 10 entertain
% the home OF Mrs. Niver tn : after
noon at > O'Clock.
The first OF this series OF delightful
card parties was given at the home of
Mrs Niver Monday. bridge being play
ed during the afternoon The color
scheme was yellow. yellow jasmine
predominating.
The game fayors Monday want 10
Miss Norma Williams. Airs john Min
er and Mrs. George MARKS. Other
players We're Mrs. John Sterry Mnli-
gan Mrs. Parez Williams. Mrs. David
Sholtz,. Miss Dora WsiHilms Miss AIDE.
liae Briggs, MISS Flora Schneider
Mrs, w W: Esehs Mrs. Marguerite
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COMING EVENTS

Tuesday evening. March isct. 81 the
Tourist church. Seshresze. dramatic
recital by Mrs. Eva vsrney orSbo~-
sky.
/. , Tuesday evening. March |. 81 Auear
forum. Fiske Jsbfies sinseeH. nansssf
Of assembly course.
Wednesday Afternoon. March z. At
Say Street school. meeting Of the
perent-Teachers Association, = %
O'Clock.
Wednesday evening. March 2. ress-
lar nid-week prayer meeting services
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Euerythine Is In
Readiness For Big
Championship Bout

Everything is ,eiaIA uitue ship
sleape Tor the I'd. "Strsngles" Lewis
u l.r Mafh,s championship wrestling
MATCH M the Armofy Thursday even
ing uuaer tho auspices OF the Nation
al Guafd Tho Ticket sales have proved
that many followers OF the mat will
be present 10 see the worlds champ
ion wrestler defend Ms title against
one of the few eligible coutenders,
the huge Armary is being prepared to
care Ter the crowds. and word has
been received by Capt. Snead that
Lewis Il Ia Jacksonville and viii ar
rive IN this city Thursday morning.
Reserved scat tickets may be pro
cured al the Rexall Drug store, Beach
street The price of admission is as
follows Ringstde. first three rows. So.
eral admission So all including war
tax.
Ed Stranger" Lewis. worlds
champion heavyweight wrestler,
needs no introduction TO followers of
this line OF sport Through his hard
work and untiriug study OF his fam
Gus deadlock. and its effective use on
the best wrestlers OF the world has
won him the belt he will defend be-
fore a local audience Thursday.
I.eMarin. worlds amateur heavy
weight wrestling champion. and
champion wrestler OF Canada through
his many mat victories over the best
wrestlers of both this country and our
northern neighbor. Canada, is adjudg
ed by sport followers as the only dan
gerous contender for Lewis place.
This match. which will be two best
out Of three falls. no time limit, and
for the championship belt, was secur
ed for local fans through the hard
work of Capt w. 5. Snead. who has
charge of the athletic program for the
First Separate Company, Florida Ma
tional Guards. Capt Snead should be
eomplimented for bringing such a
mammoth drawing card to this city
Lewis win wrestle in an exhibition
| match against Relando Heracl, in
! Jacksonville Wednesday evening. and
will arrive IN this city Thursday Ac
cording TO reports arriving from Jack
sonville, the champion is in excellent
condition. and anxious TO start the
grueliing championship bout here
I Although Stranger" Lewis head
4 lock has been much criticised by
wrestlers and promoters throughout
The country, it has been adjudged safe
and lenient by physicians who state
4 that the hold does not tend To crust
/ the head of the opponent. but onl.
! serves to deaden nerve in the head
/ bringing a numbness that soon turns
! into a short sleep-this sIeepiness
,disa ppearing as soon as The hold i.
( io0sened and the blood starts circu
lating again
Lewis IS strong in his defense o.
this hold and says il is step or two
more toward scientific wrestling thar
'nioSt Of his opponei<s can compre
/ bend
( Great interest is being manifesto,
by wrestling fans in the Triple Cite,
aud surrounding country ana il i,
Thought that the huge Armofy win b,
taxed to tull capacity on the champ
ionship match night
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01

Gardiner. Mrs Alice Walker. Miss AZ
toInette Foltz. Miss Eraestine Suth-
erland. Mrs. ROLAND Heating. Mrs.
John Miner. Mrs. NJ. y. Corn sail.
Hazel Nelson Isaac. Mrs. Hesett Ed
mondson. Mrs. Ralph Shesrcr Mrs
George l.. Adkins. Miss Mary Louise
Crane, Mrs. George e Smith. Miss
BilIee Nail Mss Marian Brewster.
Mrs. J y. RawIins Mrs. weliin s.on
Shaw Mrs. Nail Mrs H. l. Merv..
day The serving of salad course fol.
lowed the game
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01
FRIDAY MORNING MUSICALE AT
PALMETTO CLUB

The regular Friday morning must
Gale win be given at the Palmetto
club this week. the program to be 10
charge of the music department OF
the club with Miss Sydney Thompson
as leader,
The program will be devoted 20
original plays. medieval legends and
old ballads i'm costume.
\ delightful program for the morn.
ing has been arranged for club mem.
bers.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01
HUMAN BLOOD USED
IN BLACK HAND LETTER
international News Service. }

ROCK SPRINGS. Wvo March /
Chemical analysis of "Blackhand"
letter received here by Joseph MAY.
local resident has disclosed that
human blood was used for ink in writ
ing the signature TO the missive.
The letter threatened TO dynamite
Mays home unless he placed S600 az a
designated spot on the outskirts OF
town.
The letter was turned over 20 po-
lice officials
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01
BRIDGE PARTY SATURDAY

NrS ] r. THOMPSON and Mrs. Noble
viii be hosts at the Palmetto club
card party OF next Saturday afternoon
when many members OF the club aud
their guests are expected TO enjoy IL,
usual pleasurable afternoon at cards
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Wanted to Buy.

SECOND HAND furniture bought and
sold Fair prices paid for used
goods. DO not want wooden beds.
gasoline ranges or junk. G.. IL.
Lane. III North Beach St. Phone
$751; 629 81 Ia If
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MRS. J. c. HOWARD AND MRS. oI5-
BIN TO ENTERTAIN

On Friday. at the Bsy street bone
of Mr.. and Mrs z. Horsrd Mr..
Howard and Mrs Gbbin will enter
tain a number of friends at an after
noon or bridge
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01

FOR SALE Small new cottage. fur
nished, garage. 100000 if sold be-
tore Feb, LIST. Reply box 81. Sea
breeze. 341-1 -13-tf.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01

+ Or SALis--Large water tank with
top capacity, 200 bbls. Also wooden
beds with springs and mattress.
Ford motor made expressly for use
IN boat. Albert Diem, Phone 574
paytona Beach. s60-1-1S-tf.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01
Situations Wanted

A RELIABLE experienced seamstress
t$S.oo) per day. available for en-
gagements or will take work home
Address Miss Harriet, 2l0 Loomis
Ave. d3-1-3t.
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FOR SALE ix-room bungalow on
,ccan front All modern improve
nents. See Mr.. Cram at Wilbur OF
ice. 27S South Beach street. over
iruber- Morris Hardware Store.
- 3o3-1-4-tf
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.s-s-s..s..i. .t..f....-s. s-s.t So
--LATEST news OFF /:
! the TICKER FROM /.
!. new YORK MARKET (.
/. (Dow Jones Servlce.)
. .s..s...i..s. !. !. .s...:. 7. !.

The Supreme Court has decided that
the profiteering punishment section of
the Lever act is invalid and viii halt
all prosecutions under the anti-proiit-
eering aud boarding laws.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01

FOR SAI4E-Six-room cottage located
in Allandale, six miles south of Day
tona. Cottage is practically new, has
all modern conyeniences. Property
must be sold to settle an estate.
Very reasonable. Cali or write Jones
Mccrory. Allandale. Fla. p2-2S-7t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01

LOST Steel rod aud reel from pier
-, ", Robertson. Kentucky Con.
ference" engraved ON it. Suitable
reward B. c. Barlow. NJ. D., I'll
Hollywood Ave, Daytona Beach.
pS-l.St
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01

\ large number OF members OF the
Whist club played a Casino Bur,
goyne this tnC1sfng, Mrs Clark. Mrs.
SttIlnlau Mrs. IN O. Musser and Mrs.
T. W. Puyi Nbeing awarded high
score, north Ill south. while top east
and west went 70 Mr. Jacobs aud
Mr. English IN progressive 500 top
score was made BY Mrs r. Wagner
The first balloon. Montgolfier as
eerded from lXons France in 17S9.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E-1919 Dodge. fye-pessen-
ger. Price s65o.0o. Good condition,
new tires. Apply Mcdonald, Cot
tage Avenue. p2-25-7t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01

Thomson a Mckinnon's stock let
ter today says: Seldom have We had
more discussion on any subject than
the price of steel and iron. Ne have
war prices. and naturally cannot re
main This is one OF the real disturb
ing elements. and tends to retard bus
mess recovery. Even leading bank.
in It's circular. points ont the necessity
for further price Reductions. The
|. c. c. upsetting the G. b. & O. finance
plan and court decision here per
hitting the Cons Gas Co 20 charge
higher rates are OF minor Importance
in the stock market compared TO gen
eral business recovery which is ur
gently needed We need something
here TO stimulate the market. The
Immediate fluctuations are still In
control OF the bearish element
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LOST

STOLEN Girls Bicycle, Saturday
night from my door steps. S15 Volu-
STA avenue. Reward il returned aud
prevent arrest if caught. G. III. Stew
ard, Engineer Public Service plant
p2-2S-st.
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SCR SALA-At a bargain. beautiful
lone u sorl1r nidgewood and Sec
J md aFsaae. Inquire rs Second
sven1e. c. ~s 5kirio, Day
! f.-z. --tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01

nut Ut" tSt POFtEsIlI OF soUItII t-dIVIIIld
containing seven million feet 80 per
cent pine. balance oak and hickory
lahd Is two miles railroad station.
Might consider Florida business pro.
perry or orange grove in exchange
Address 1ones McCrory, Allandale,
bla. y p2-2S-7t.
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German delegates expect failure of
the indemnity meeting at London, ac-
cording TO the New York Herald. They
will present memorial TO the allied
conference beginning today saving
that it is impossible for them 10 meet
the reparations conditions but It will
not include any counter proposals. Tn,
delegation is headed by Dr. Simons
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01

FOR SALE

FOR SALE--ChevrClet touring car.
perfect running condition. Electro
lights and starter, tires good. Owner
going north. Bargain at $3.50 quick
sale. Apply Mrs Shepherd. Sal
South Rilgewood Ave. p3-l-St
FOR Sacrifice by seven-pas-
senger Winton Six and Maxwell
coupe. Best offer takes either be-
fore Saturday +. NJ. Phone 4eo for
appointment p3-l-5t
FOR SALE--1920 Buick touring car.
Equipped with frcnt and rear bump
| ers. shock absorbers. spot light, etc.
Mechanical condition and tires AL
Address II. o. c.. care Daily News,
for demonstration. p3-1-3t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Room 4o4 South Pal
metto Ave. Hot water.
5si-a-G-st
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FOR notwithstanding 40t South
Palmetto Ave. Four bed rooms, ga
rage, hot water; for summer. J.
I'll. Meagley. 591-2-27-3t
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TO -Fiye-room flat, unfurnished.
electric lights. Price right to good
tenant. 221 North Beach ST. Apply
on premises. 575225-7t.
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FOR RENTING passenger Liberty
touring car, by season onls, ia
Main St, Daytona Beach. Phone "A.
436-2-2.tf
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FOR RENTAL The Old Homestead.
sl5 No. Beach ST., nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
p2-2f7t.
Evening star., 1921-11-13

event in American art and letters.
for 1t and the attendant ceremonies
will bring to New York members Of
the National InGtitute of Arts and
Letters. ESQ in number. from whom
chosen. The institute. It was ex-
planned. may be regarded ~ Q house
Of representatives. from whose per-
sonnel the academy IL made up. The
academy acts AZ national literary
and artistic .hsh - s5n
Murray Butler Of Columbia univer-
sity. makes and protects stApdards
in American art Aad lettsrs.s
Rrander MatthevA Ia q statement
yesterday. said that ths coming csls-
bration would make an epoch In the
this country. Pre-. Matthews. who
graduated from columhia nifty years
ago and who now holds the chair Of
dramatic literature in that uRivNrsity.
told Of the aeademy's q hs3innings with
Howells, Twain. Stsllnan and others
as = nucleus.
Owen Wtster. author. supplemented
tho statement Of Prot. Matthews, an
sertinR that the inAueoca Of the
French Academy 10 accountable In
part for the superie1ity oI French
over American wHitera
Tweaty-stx vstss Nssassosy.
Twenty-six votes VIII be necessary
for election At na1t Frtdsy'a meeting
In this city. NomfnAtions are now
being carefully and iAdtvt2u1llT con.
sidered hy the unsRbsss b tAstr hosnea
In different pavt Il the esuntfy.
The vAeancisa Win - dll>A ~ cleo.
tion from tho Natieaal lnstitata Of
Arts and Lsttsrs. There IL therefafs.
1t WAS explained By th> eauciala of
the academy. . douhla tsse-ssleetien
by fellow work0rs In the institute
and selection by fellow workors In the
academy. Both the academy and the
institute now eaist under 4 charter
of the federal government. Al the
corner stone laying On November - a
Evening star., 1921-11-13
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.

NEW YORK, November 12.-There e
was a renewal of the selling. mose@
ment which was started by the publ
cation Of the unexpectedly. heavy
ginning returns last Wednesday. and
the cotton market showed continued
weakness. All months sold into new
low ground for the movement. with
January breaking to 1903. or more
than 2 cents per pound below NE
price prevailing just before the con-
ssh ~. .aa n last co
Ing prices were the lowest of the day.
with the market easy at net decline
Of 30 to 81 points.
Selling on the increased estimates
Of the crop was encouraged by the
weakness of Liverpool over yestsr-
days local adjournment and rather
less favorable reports from the goods
trade. The opening was easy at a
decline of 2 to 20 pO!nts.
Talk Of a better feeling In the stock
and grain markets had no apparent
influence. and bearish sentiment wa
evidently encouraged by reports of
Increased southern hedging. which
created an impression In some quar-
ters that holders of spot cotton were
becoming less confident. London
press advices said that Oldham sptn-
nsrs had decided against recommend
Ing organized short time. but would
to call q meeting to consider the
position OF the industry. Aeeording
to Manchester cables about as per
cent Of the spinners and 50 per cent
OF the looms In Lancashire arc now
idle. The threatened strike OF gar
mont workers locally. probably had
an unsettling influence.
NEW ORLEANS. November a.
The selling movement In cotton con
ttnued today, with the heaviest pres
sure in the last few minutes OF the
aeayion, SO that tho close was at the
lowest at net losses Of As to 81 points
Evening star., 1921-11-13
THREE TO Be ELECTED
/. TO IMMORTAL Fifty"
American Academy of Arts and
Letters Will Make Elevations
November 1S,

NEW YORK, November 1c.-Three
more Americans distinguished in art
or letters will join the "immortal
fifty on Friday. November 1s. Wien.
it is announced. the elevations will
be made at the annual meeting OF the
American Academy of Arts and Let
ters to be held in connection with a
two-day academy celebration Joined
In by Columbia University and in
which Marshal Foch for the only time
during his visit to this country will
relegate to the background his SOL
dier identity and occupy tho role Of
French Academician.
The election OF the three new MEM
bers, Prof. Brander Matthews OF CO.
lumbia University. chancellor Of the
academy, stated would be held at II
am. in the academy building, Is
West S1st street. The chairs to be
filed. he said. are those of John Bur
roughs. who died March %. 1891:
Abbott Henderson Thayer. who died
May 90, 1921. and Barrett Wendell.
who died February 8. 1921.
National Event.
The election will be national