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Evening star., 1921-10-02
WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF
LAW.

The Washington College of Law be-
gan its twenty-siXth year Monday
evening. and the dean, Miss Emma NJ
Gillett, reports an enrolment of new
students 100 per cent larger than
last year at the same time. The halls
on every floor were thronged with
students and returning graduates, be-
ginning with Mrs. Margaret Lohr of
the first class of 1899, there were rep
resentatives of every one of the early
classes. Judge Mary OToole, the
newly appointed judge of the Munich
stated that she was of the class Of
1908. and that she felt herself in
debted to the college for her sue
cess in life. Miss O'Toole urged the
students to study with the intention
of going into active practice and
spoke of the lifelong friendships she
had formed in the school. She was
followed by addresses from Profs.
Frankham, Dutton, Kearney. Mooers,
Harris and Miss Emma NJ. Gillett the
dean, presiding.
The guests were welcomed by the
honorary dean, Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey. assisted by the senior class.
who also presided over the refresh
ments.
Walter Evans, president of the
CidoS. ~GiCOHicu luS lICSlIHcu
and also gave an interesting pro-
gram as follows: Baritone solo by E..
Pyne, a banjo solo by ]. Bailey, a
vocal solo by Miss Estelle Murray
and bit of life was furnished
throughout the evening by an orches-
ira for those desiring to dance.
The lambda Sigma Chi, of which
Ernest A. Burslem is the new presi-
dent is forming a club to obtain
gentlemen's suits directly from the
manufacturers. This Is a practical
way of preventing profiteerfng.
The Kappa Beta Pi Sorority met
Tuesday evening in its rooms in the
college, with Miss Adele NJ. Stewart,
the dean, presiding. Miss Elsa Fisher,
class 1921, was initiated. ~.
The college is offering morning
classes from 10 to IL o'clock for those
who desire to enroll.
Women desiring to apply for the
Befva A. Lockwood scholarship will
address the honorary dean. Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey-
Evening star., 1921-10-02
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

Nearly 600 students enrolled at st.
Johns College last week, making the
largest enrolment in history. A
marked increase was shown in, the
number of students who joined st.
Johns School of Commerce and Fi-
nance on Massachusetts, avenue. .
Brother Philip, provincial of the
Maryland Providence, who is presi-
dent Of the colleges board of trustees,
was a visitor at the college last week.
He expressed himself as pleased over
the progress Of the school. -
Oswald F. Schuette, newspaper cor
respondent and member Of the board
Of governors of the commerce school,
addressed the student body last week.
He announced that every student of
the school must find some work to do
during the winter in order to obtain
credits. The work Is a part Of the
parctical business training the school
offers.
Maj. Richard D. La Garde, who has
just been appointed military director
Of the college, took charge of the
cadet corps last week. -Four or Ave
companies will be organized.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01

Gaor sic ber5lidlten @liiflpiini6e
fir cine gelegnete Submit entgegen-
nobm uno itd) Damn anf sic Sob=
5eitsreiie ,1ad) @isconlin madte, bon
no auriidgefebrt Oasielbe ieinen eige-
nen SERB I'M Salie oes gra1ttigams
an IA. glpen1le iii0lid) 5ubereiten
miro. Moge es Ben 9teubermablten
ltets nad @l1nib ergcben!
= Sesobn Gilbert, meld)er bel Der
llnterlnbnng bes &mties geo. 904 an
5ebnter Apemte iiiOlih i'm 8elit bon
Monoibein=S bnaps gefunoen muir
Sc, oorob ibm cine @elbltrofe I'M Sc
TRACE BON 500 ouferlegt m1roe, lit
letten Smitag, oa er sic @eloltrofe
nidt be5ablen tonnte, pom 5bertff
Sdpneer nod Bent Sennepin County
@ef6ngnis gebrodt mproel1, 0as ibnl
ouf leb5ig Soge freies Sboob &C.
mubren miro.
2ettcu Treitog muroen Die
&iirgid)oftcn oes bieiigen Nedtsar=
m1lts San1es s. Nuiglep l1llo 0es
Grridters 5. V. 0idlon bon ct.
SAUL, ie i'm Netrage bon $4,000 als
gmpf1nees oes 9reen 9otels bon
&reisribter Spbn q. &oeler gutgebet=
ben rl,o Deren gibobleiltnng entge=
aengeuon1nren. Anoerne Cages baben
Sic betreffenoen oie 9iirgidoften betm
Observation-Disclosures blnterlegt, oa-
rob ous lpfale 9pteleigentnm tbrer
@ontroue iiberlalien muroe. Die bet
ben Gmpi6nger bober ale &reotto=
rem oes Sotels BON ibrer 5telrng=
eiunobme in &enntnis geiebt.
= 8eIdamen Sic mniere N11sitel=
lung int Sd)amtenter. @ep. g. Glarf*
@rpin Stuff lit unter bent Ner-
Oadt ser @edlelfdlldnng letten
6reitaq ridterlid)erleits Sen @roBge.
ldmorenen iibernielen nnO fir ltfe@
res grldeineu Dor benielben nnter
$500 9iirgidaft geitelt moroen. 81
grmongelnng ser 8urgidaft martet
ct oes @eidporenen Gntideios I'M
Gtootgefdngniiie. -,
Sssrn %porgeriidten Alter BON Il
S2sobren bat lebten 6reitagnafmittag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
&orgamge in
@tQDtleben

- ,Su cinem bon &reisridtcr Sobll
u. 3oeicr erloIiencn gntidelo 1T Der
iSrau Carolina Stangcr, @itnN oes
ucrltrrbenen Gbriltiun Stunger cine
&loge, geoeu HCu &oultrcdcr Der S1ll=
terlalicnldmit oes %erltorbc1en belp1l=
ligt nornen. sSrau StonNer 1T Der
en1lildcn Sprad)e nid)t nldd)tlg, lu1o
cs leibt. Bob lie liG perIeiten lIeb, e.
IL Sd)riit 5ll unter5cidalell, IN Der ne
ntf uucHcdtc an ihrcsMtaulieS?}ndlab
ucrSidtet, I'M Safe lie i'm llberlebel1
ioute, mpbingegcu lie ci1 lebens-
Iunoc: ><ntereiic an i~elnenn hlcllgen
Ncim tlAbeu 1oll.
Nm SlprburNc County Itltrlftss
aerid)t Ill elt Nipcr murocn NlIreo
Gullotpn mo Sobu Cooper BON bier,
rueld,c bier slrbeit an @egebm1 bot
ten, Don Sen 0!cidluprcllen oea G1eb=
itnI.s in crIten Srooe, Ben lie ol1f Der
runucit ct. GlouO gelc9enen Sorm
ausfiibrteu, nud)Dcm JIG lib inter toll
idlu1 Gcrmuuo Glulub III Die Mob-
nllllo erSulllllel uno Sem @al1se1getls
timer nebit ~leincn1 Sel1d)er I'M DIE
Sl1nlnc upn Sl75 heruubt hattel1>
itn,loig hcfunoNr, ein %eroltt, Ms ~
lleu nlcbrcre Sabre 3uhtbollsltrafe
hrltte.
,su Ser III. 2rcifultigfc!tsttrdye
Ill Ropolton Iieben lidl ann Sonf1o=
gltllgstoge bel elmer lln1 8 l(br pom
hodnp'iten Msgr. Nodlto 1elel enen
Srautn1cllc fiir's SetHn perbinoen
Geo Sheuingcr. Sobu Ser bier mob
nenben Ianuilie Soiepb Sd)elllnger,
ltno Sri. Nnlm 9oOermcier, Spdter
Der 6arnilie aOam Sooermeier, l1l1=
fer oeren gaitlidem Sbood I'M eng
item Samilienfreiie eiu 9of)5eitsfelt
begal1gen mllrOc, nobei oas il1nge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01

@eora Meisborf I'M @auIe ieiner God
ter, 6rau Gol1aro s6erber, BEL Der er
felt sen letten Sabren fem Seim bot
tie, bos 3eitlibe geiegnet. Dor 5tpet
@oben mpbnte er oem 8egrabniiIe
Ieines 8ruOers IN Mtnneapolis BET,
nno BEL iei1,er Niidfebr befiel tim oie
&ranfbeit sic Ben 500 berbeifibrte.
Ser Gerltorbene lpar IN DentId)lano
aeboren, bon no CT i'm Sitter bon II
|Sabren nod Mmerifa a1lsrpanoerte CT
bearbeitete OreiBig Sabre lang, bepor
er ct. Glp1b 51 ieinem Seim ma6z
te, cine Jorm nobe &ogers, Winn.
Mit ser @ottin bertaucrn eth Sobn,
Sobom &eisOorf rno Die Spdter, BET
ser ct Elm u%1genebmes 9aiein bot
tie, 1einen @ingang. Montagmorgen
fan0 nad) einem in Ser &atbe0rale &c.
baltenen &equiem bie 8eerotgnng onf
DEM aalDariengottesafer 1tatt. Weo=
&c ct ruben in Srieoen!
= Cine Delegation ser ct. GlonO
gol1fiere nno @ei6dftsleute oer5ta0t
butte bie @enltgtul1ng, bon Sen Mit,
glie0ern Ser Minneapolis 600eral
9ielerbe 8eb0r0e, nit Ser tie pergan=
genen Sreitag Die Srage be5ilgli6
Ter1penDung bes Minnelota Grants
BEL oem 8au Des ne11en SoOerol Sc
lelbe 8anfgebduOes IN minneapolis
belpra6en, ongenebme Mnfnabme l1n0
BEL ibnen al19 Elm gntes @ebpr s1
finben, 0arob sic betreffenoen ct.
Glouo @erren nit fir ibren Soeen-
@nt1pnrf giinltigen Musltdten nod
ct. Glono 5nriidfebrten.
- Clarence Cube mur0e lebten
6reitag In orei gegen i'm porlie-
genoen 6dqen oes &leinoiebltablS
Ibul6ig b%efl1noen un6 bonn &i6ter IN
ie6em ser 8due sur 3obl1ng bon $50
berltrteilt. Nebltbem bat iib Ser Dieb
ar6 nod alS Sbnapsbrenner emit
pnppt nno 1T 5tpei a1f @roB0iebltabl
lauten6e &lagen Dor Den @roBge=
Idmorenen 51 beant1porten.
= Or. 8. S. 2eonaro bon ct.
@louo uno Dr. Gram Sames bon Bi=
mona fins pom FrGit6enten Ser State
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01

Genital Iliociation dis &omitee err
nannt tpor0en, Inn ben Berfauf bon
8eibnadts Siegeln I'M 5taate Min=
nejota 51 beiorgen.
Speaielle Serableknng bDn %
HrD5ert AT alien Gffenbein-@aren.
Weu. u. Glarf,
ltnter Oenl goriiB bes areis=
rt6terS So6n q. Noeler miro Der De-
5ember : &reisgeri9tstermin fir
5tearns Gountp ndhIten Montag er,
0ffnet, an meldem Gage lid 0ie
@roBgeibmoreneu al itelen baben.
Mn ben 5pei naditfolgenoen Sagen
miro Ser &reisridter iib nit MnSitel-
lung bon 8iirgerpapieren belbaftt=
gen, uno am Donneritag mer6en ith
Die straightforward einfinoen mill
fen.
SSn ieinem @eim an funfter
Mbenue luoli6 lit in IeBter Wontag-
nadt 6rnn5 @lbreo I'M Sitter bon 63
SSabren Der 211ngenent5iin0nng nad)
mir odt Sage LANCER &ranfbeit erie
gen. Ser Berltorbere NOR felt bier
5ebn Subren in ct. Glpuo %mobnbaft,
nno ct binterldBt Der @attin odt &i11=
ser. Die 8eeroigung finOet Donner-
itag ltatt.
- 9ie o9t5ebn Sabre alte Wtarla
Clifton tpnr6e auf slntrog 0er %1taotl1-
de1l Mutoritqten ais 2anoltrei6erin
perbaftet, uno bonn 5rieoensri6ter
Donobue 5l1 80 Sagen IN Sem Senne=
pin County @efdngniiie berurtetlt.
sic perlieb unlanglt DaS elterl1be
&anS un6 1pur0e Dienitag int eonn=
tps@efdngnis bon ibrer Mntter be-
iu6t.
= Sm &auie bes I'M Comm ct,
8enoel mobnen0en 5ron5 Werfll1lg
tit am Dienitag g. 6. Binton I'M Al=
ter hon 50 Sabren einem 5er5leloen
erleqen. Ser 9abingei6ieoene lta11O
felt 6rei Subren als &eiienoer int
ser @a1pleigb COMPANY BON
@lon6. Ser tranernoen @attl1
binterlGBt er flint &in6er, nno nit
6ieien betrauern ieinen 10 nnermartet
fern bon ben Seinigen eingetretene11
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA

meinoe nn6 Jreunben bes 0eritorbe=
men angefiiH tpar.
< Die am Sonntag Dor Dem Danf=
lagungstnge in Ser &atbeorale gum
Belten ser @emeinoe aufgenommene
Spe3ialfoGefte ergab BEN 8etrag bon
iiber $4,000, mie Ser bodD. &ntbe-
0ralreftor am lebten Sonntag berfln=
Oigte.
Die ant Danfiagungstage bon
Sen Mitglieoern ser in Slice bethlehem
Den ct. Mariengemein6e gum gelten
oer1el6en peronitaltete 5eltli6feit mar
infolge Der fir sic Sabres5eit uberz
ans giinitigen 8itterung iebr gut be-
iu6t, unb ga in ser DOM bo9m. 5errn
1onnaD paltorierten @emein0e Elm
erfreuli6er Spferlinn ob1paltet, muir
Sc Der NIT Dem @emei10efelte, 81 Dem
iib oud piele 6reunbe nno Conner
Ser ltrebiamen @emeinbe eingefun=
Sen batten, perbunoene 3med CUR
poqiten 3nfrieoerbeit ser 6eltperan=
ltalter errei9t.
x 0ie Sabreserer5itien Ser 3og=
li1ge Der ct. Benefits Afaoemie in
ct. Soiepb, pelde bon einem bo6m.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g%eleitet mer6en>
nabmen 0ienitag ibren Mnfang un6
meroen 6reitag gum A6id1uB gebradt
lperoen.
< 9onnerltag fommenoer ISOLDE,
Dem Ielte Ser l1nbefledten @mpfdng=
mis-, miro 1pie in Der 1lnbefledten @m=
pfangnisfir6e at ct. CLOUD 10 aub
in ser 5n Seem Mnni6 SOS Hatrons=
felt in feierli6er @eiie begangen tper=
oen.
@odm. P. Muguitin, .. g. s.,
Bforrer ser 81. &otbarinen : &c
meinbe in Sarming, lit infolge rbeu=
maniider 9lage anf 6ie &ranfenih1be
nngemie1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
g
g Kirdtlidte g
g NadbridRteft. g
q 8 8 g

= @onmegen bes groBen Opferqei=
ties, Der in olelem 2anoe onr6 sic
Notwithstanding 5ur &ebung
Der IN Witteleuropa INNER nod berr-
ibenoen Scot uno 8eorangnis berl6t,
fat Ole Oi05eie ct. Glouo es 81 einem
inernationalen Huf gebrQ6t. Sl1=etner
aus Goln ont Nbein bonn oortigen
&orreSponbenten Or. Milbelm So
ron bon Gapitaine perfaBten, oieie r
Gage bier Deroffentlid)ten &orrespon=
beng miro auf Die 8obltatigfeits<
pflege Ser Oel1tiben 9an0sleute un0
6reunOe IN Mmerita fit 6ie bungern=
De 8ep0lferung in Deuit6lan0 binge<
mieien nn6 angegeben, oaB I'M lebten
Sabre Sic 5umme pom $30>367 BON
oieien g%elammelt mur0en, 81 melder
Summe Der &orresponoen5 5nfolge>
oie Di05eie ct. glouo an Nubrungs-
mitteln un6 &leioer11 i'm @emibte
BON 5000 Hfnno sen 8ert bon $1,000
beigetrogen bat. Dieler 8eitrag muir
Sc bonn bodm'iten 8iihof Sos. 81ib
Dem 81. @incen5<Gerein in &0ln itber-
mittelt.
*2ebten 5omltagmorgen, Dem &C.
046tnistoge oes Dor einem Sabre
berItorbenen bo6m. SEQ @ans, muroe
in Ser &otbebrale bonn bo6m. &a=
LIBERALIZATION 8%ilenbring elm %feierli=
DIES Neqniem fir ben 9abingeldie0e,
men 5%elebriert, nobel Ole bod=
mmroigen &erren Wabopnl0 uno
8arleD oIs Diafon nn6 Snb0iafon
a1liltierten nno mobei oas @ottesbaus
bon Mitglieoern Ser &utbeoralge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01

500 leine in Mbitten, Sotpa, 1pobae1-
Ben gltern. Die 2eibe miro bente al1f
oem Nortb 5tor Srieobofe beigeiebt.
- g. 9. Mit6ell, einre Der alte-
item nno leiner 3eit einfluBreidlte!l
8epobner ct. CLOUDS, un0 %ebrenmer~
te @attin meroei1 gcpiirbigt fem, am
Z. De5ember oas Set Der goloenen
@od5e;t feiern 6u fonnen. Das 81
belpuar erfreut li6 forperli6er ME
geiitigcr Stride 0aber lid ibnen Ser
gcioene @od)ovitstag, gu oellen ;Seler
nmforgreihe 8orbereitltngen getrol<
fen meroen, I'M 10 freuoiger geltol-
ten 1pi1h.
- Nod orei @oben longer &ronf,
le:1 Eat @ilbelm &ir6ner IN leinem
Seim al1f oem Mebrotbs Ylabe am
Mortag, beltens allf Sen unpermeio=
lifne Song in ste g1pigfeit Dorbe=
reitet, 6as 3eitli6e geiegnet. Ser
@erblidene ml1rbe Dor 81 Sabren I'M
Staate Yenniplbania geboren; feline
meiIten 2ebensiabre Derbra6te er IN
Midmono, no ct oem S6reinerbano=
merf oblog, bis er Dor bier Sabren
nit iei11er 6on1ilie nab ct. CLOUD
uu15og. Wfit ser @attin betranern 10
&inoer oen 500 0es guten, fiirlorg=
lihen 8oters. 9ie1 e iin0: 6rau Sobn
2epenoeder bon &oscoe, Ben. bon ct.
ScSolepb, 6rau Mifolaus 8ieper bon
9etroit, sic 5rauen q. Gbrilten bon
Modpiae, @ermann 6eBler bon Min=
nenpolis, Otto SEEMING bon St.Glono
neblt 8ernbor0ine, Seq nno @aDnono
&ir6ner, sic lid nod an Der Seite
ser Mrtter befinoen; 5uoem uberlez
ben i'm orei 8riioer: &iQian bon
@aite @arf, 6ran5 bon Midmono uno
2in1s BON 5pring Sin. &eute, Don=
ner1tag, fin6et nod einem in Der I'M,
befledten Gmpfdngnisfir6e Inn nenn
l1br qebalte1ren &eqniem Sic Beerbl=
gu11g ouf Dem @alparien : @ottes=
ufer ltatt. Sem Gerltorbenen Sic epi=
qe Gube un6 Sen @interbliebenen anf
rimtiges 8eilet6.
-Die in Golt ct. Glou0 nell err
>ri6tete l9me6ii6e Wiliionsfir6e, ein
ltattlides @ebdnoe, m1r6e ant lebten
5onntog int 8eiiein elmer groBet1
Meni6eni6aor ibrer geltimmnang ee-
meibt.
- Ser oQiQbrlih bonn Gtaate ge=
boltene gerfauf bon @etbnadtS=Sie=
gem l111o @eiunobeits= Bombs 0nrd
Sen in 6ieiem Sabre $250,000 anf=
gebru6t 1per0en iouen 5urDedung Ser
nit ser gefdmpfung Der Suberfnlo=
1e inn Stoote Minneiota %perbnnoe=
men Soften lit ant Montag in
ct. @lou6> oeiien Mnteil CUR grrei=
dung 0es e6len 3meds auf $4,000 be-
rednet miro, er0ffnet moroen. SSn
Stearns County miro 6ieler 8erfauf
Don ser 5teorns County Subtle
@ealtb Mliociation beiorgt tperoen.
Oielelbe i9lieBt am 8eibna6tstage.
- 2aKen Sic iid5 1tniere berab=
geietten Nreiie at alien l1bren, ST.
luelen 1tn6 Silbermaren angeben.
Bargains in jeo,ueber Sorte. @eo. q.
Glarf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01

8enn sic Ma6ri6t uuf @abrbeit
bernbt, bab bie merifanii6en Selfel=
ser in obiebbarer t8eit erid0pft ieir
mer6en, Damn lit Musii6t borban0en,
6aB an6 sic meritanii6e 6rage IN
abiebbarer 3eit gel0it tper6en miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01

Saft bot, ipie es ideint, menig Mn=
loge 5um Miaion6r. @elegenbeiten
6a5u baben iid linn rei6li6 geboten!
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
Industries Contribute
$50, 600 to Relief Fund
Hoover Makes New Appeal in
Behalf of Starving Children
of Eastern Europe

Preli~'inary reports received yester
day from the canvassers for the Euro
pean Relief Council in the industries
Of the city showed that $4,000 had
been collected for the children of East
ern Europe In the life insurance
group, $4,000 had teen collected; in
the druggists sundries, $4,000; in
marine insurance, S2.500. and in the
chain haberdashers.' S1.625. More than
100000 was received by mail at the
headquarters of the council, AZ Broad
wav.
The fact which we must all grasp"
said Herbert Hoover, chairman Of the
council. last night. "is that the
S33 000. 600 needed cannot he raised un-
less every home makes t matter of
duty to accept at least one OF the
needy childre7 as an invisible guest
until the next harvest
Officials of the council estimate the
work to be done as follows: Poland,
100000 children a day; Hungary
100 ,000 Czccho- -Slovakia, 25O, 900; Aus
tria, 100000; Esthonia, Latva and
Lithuania. 200 1000; Germany, 1000
and refugee Russian children. 100000
In addition, medical service and cloth
ing will be required by 100000 children
IN Serbia and other eastern Europe
countries where food is not required
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
Oriental Objects Sold for
S6.l24 at the Ar, House s:

The first afternoons sale of Orenta
art objects from the collection of the
Art House, Inc. at the American Art
Galleries yesterday amounted TO S6,124
japanese and Chinese vases, statuettes
snuff bottles. screens and ivory cary
ines werc among the objects sold. The
highest price Of the afternoon, s425
was paid by W. W. Seaman, agent, for
set Of eight Taoist immortals in
carved ivory. Other sales cluded:
Chinese carved ivory figure. chien Lung
l7E5-l1fi, 20 II. II. Park. agent for SIS
:, Carved ivory Pi Tuns; to Carl F.
Pair Chinese carved and tinted ivory
Ia hle screens 10 Parrish Watson for $50.
Pair Chinese carved ivory cvlindrical
vases to Parrish Watson for $3.50
Chrysoprsse vase; to +. Chichester for
s1l0
White jade pilgrim bottle vase; to r.
Moore for s155.
:, White tads. vase with cover; to Mr..
Williams for 500
Rock. crystal statuette; 70 Otto Bernet,
aE"nr for 500.
Tei-ts'ui jade and gilt sceptre; 10 H. H.
Park. agent. Tor $3.50
The sale viii continue this after
noon.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
Wisconsin's Richest Man
Dies Suddenly on Train
Ferdinand Schlesinger Was
Prominently Identified With
Numerous Enterprises

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 8. Ferdinand
Schlesingcr, reputed to be Wisconsin s
wealthiest man, and prominently identi-
fed with number of business enter
prises in this city and in other sections
of the country, died suddenly to-day on
train at Albuquerque, N. M. He was
seventy years old. Mr.. Schlesinger was
on his way to Pasadena. Calf, and was
accompanied by his wife and son, Henry
J. Schlesinger.
He was chairman of the board of IL
rectors of the Milwaukee Coke and Gas
Company and the Steel Tube Company
of America, and was interested in great
mining and chemical manufacturing
projects
Mr.. Schlesinger's business activity in
Milwaukee extended over period of
more than thirty years. He rrst be-
came interested in mining projects in
the great iron belt in northern Michi-
gan. controlling mines 1T Negaunee
Mich, and on the Gogeblc Range. where
he also built railroad to open up the
rich iron ore district of the north.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
Cardinal Gibbons
Jrr9c.s Comfortably
Oh Arrival Home
prelaic's Plea To Be Taken
to Baltimore Granted
After Consultation of Phy.
sicians; Trip in Limousine
Special Dispatch to Tho Tribune

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 3.-Cardinal
Gibbons is resting fairly comfortably
tonight in his own apartment in the
archiepiscopal mansion at the old Bal
timore Cathedral. His wish to return
to the home he has occupied more than
forty years as Archbishop and Cardinal
has been gratified and the priests of
his household say he is more contented
and believes he can better give dircc-
tons to the affairs of the ,cardinalate.
though the aged prelate stood the Jour
ney in limousine fairly we'll, he is
very weak, and the improvement in his
condition is slight, if any. Robert T.
Shrlve, of Union Mills, Carroll County,
at whose home the Cardinal has been i'll
tor several weeks, brought him home.
Inc Cardlnaps secretary, the Rev. AL
bert G. Smith; his two physicians and a
BON Secour sister accompanied him.
Carried on Stretchcr
To avoid attention the Limousine
stopped at the Mulberry Street en-
trance to the residence. A stretcher
was prepared for the Cardinal, and he
vas carried from the machine across
the pavement and into the house by tn Q
- al ScAbOll duu dn assistant. / ne
Rev. Edwin Leonard, of the Cathedral
wa at the door to meet the party, and
escorted the Cardinal to his room. As
ne was taken through the doorway into
his house, he said:
"Oh, how glad am to be home"
The rear part of the limousine was
covered with cushions, on which the
cardinal reclined. Father Smith said
that the trip was enjoyed by the Cardi
nal, who repeatedly spoke of his pleas
ure at being able to return to the city
Has Z Restful Sleep
Last night the Cardinal had a rest
full sleep, and his condition was con
sidered better this morning than at any
time since he became i'll while attend
ing the iridium held four weeks ago at
st. Joseph's College, Emmitsburg.
Father Smith said the Cardinal becar
pleading to be taken to his residence
shortly after he awakened this morn
ing. His wishes were conveyed to DR.
O'Donovan when the physician arrived
from Baltimore and. after consulta.
ton with DR.. Wetzel. the personal ply
sician to the prelate. he announced
that he thought i. advisable to take
the Cardinal home at once
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
Going On To-day
I)A Y


American Museum Of Natural History, ad-
Metro opoliten Museum Of Art admission
free
Geological Far1. admission free.
Aquarium admission free.
Van Corlandt Park Museum; admission
free.
Convention of College Presidents Assocta-
ton Hotel Astor i O'Clock.
Lecture by Professor Charles zeublin on
Columbus Circle. II O'Clock.
Luncheon of tho Thoater Owners Chamber
of Commerce, Hotel Astor, O'Clock
Luncheon of tho Retail Millinery Assocla
tion. Hotel Pennsylvania. - 80 o'clock.
Motor Truck Association Of America High
way Transportation Show. 18th Reei-
ment Armory and LIST Ficld Artillery
Armory. . o'clock.
Anniversary of the establishment Of the
Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court, Appellate Division Court House,
Twenty NTH Street and Madison Ave
nue.. > o'c clock. Addresses by Elihu Root
ct al.
Address by Thomas G. Miller on Friend
ship a Rotary Club dinner, Hotel Nc
Alpin, Sis clock
Address by DR.. Jessie Wallace Hushan on
The Truth About Socialism," under the
auspices of the intercollegiate Socialist
Society 50 East Twenty fifth Street. Is
o'clock.
Address by Charles Wellington Turlong
on The Passing of the OlA West" be
fore the New .-or.l Historical Society.
10 Central Park West. SO o'clock.
New York Chapter Of The Military Order
l4tion Of General NiVelle d member.
liOtcl .Asror ciOCi x.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
Mrs. Alexander
Gives Dance for
Miss Harrison
Mrs. Hugh d. Auchincloss
Is Hostess 1T Ball in
the Ritz to Introduce
Her Debutantc Daughter
Miss Hooker Presented
Miss Dorothy Abbot Be.
comes Bride of Charles
D. Loomis in This CITY

Two large dances, several dinners.
receptions, luncheons. and the first of
A.ber. Morris Baghy's January mu-
seal mornings featured society's pro
gram for yesterday.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander gave a
dance at her house, 4 West Fifty
eighth Street. for her grandniece, Miss
Virginia Harrison, and for Miss Georg-
cite de Saint Paul, of Paris. who has
been staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
snder for a short time. The guests
numbered about 25o. Supper was
served az midnight.
Miss Sain. Paul Will sail for Europe
Saturday on the Lorraine.
Another dance of last night was
that given by Mrs. Hugh n. Auchin-
Gloss at the Ritz Carlton to present
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
FRANK p. NrDERMOTT

Frank P. McDermott, sixty-seven
years DID, we'll known member of the
New Jersey bar died yesterday at his
home in Eliza beth, n. j.
He was for many years an advisory
member of the Court of Chancery and
Supreme Court commissioner, as well
as receiver for many large corpora
tions. Mr.. McDermott also was for
mcr president of the Hudson County
Bar Association and member of the
American Bar Association and the
New Jersey Bar Association. He was
. member Of tho Lawyers Club, of
New York, and the Town and Country
and Suburban. clubs, of Elizabeth.
lie Is survived by his wife, two sons
and a daughter. Funeral services Will
be held at the McDermott home TO-
morrow night, and interment will be
at treeh olds \. ]