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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-02-02
WILLOW RIVER

Little Jackie King is on the sick
list this week.
Members of the American Legion
Post and of the Auxiliary went to
Pine City Wednesday evening to at
tend the district meeting. Beside
their business meeting there was a
banquet and social time.
The Willow River high school de-
batting team went to Finlayson Tues
day night and debated on the water
way again, and were defeated two
to one. This is the first year the
school has had debating team here,
and there was much enthusiasm
shown.
Joseph Suk of Denham, who is spend
ing the coolest part of the winter
with his son, Loddie. in Arizona,
writes that the climate there is won
derful, with warm days and cool
nights. Besides Loddie, there are
other Denham boys working in the
mines there and are making good.
Mrs. Joseph Dobesh was taken to
the University hospital, Minneapolis,
Wednesday of last week, for treat
ment and operation, if necessary.
Fred Olson Of Denham, was bust
ness caller here Saturday afternoon.
He had supper and spent the evening
at the Weekley home
Mrs. Theodore Thompson enter
tanned the whist club Tuesday eve
ming. This is the first time the club
has had its meeting out of town and
the short sleigh ride was fun for all.
A very nice lunch was served. Mrs.
A. L. SwartZ won first prize and Mrs.
M. j. Thompson, second prize. The
next party will be at the Glenn Hotel,
Miss Maud Mcmillan entertaining.
Miss Anna Olson of Denham, was a
guest of Mrs. M. L. Anderson Satur-
day evening
Mrs. A. L. Swartz returned Friday
from Duluth, where she was visiting
relatives.
Miss Evelyn Krissel entertained the
bridge club Tuesday of last week.
Even though the weather was cold
anu otoi hly, lhC WSIC ol lille
to participate in the evenings fun.
Mrs. Art Gunderson won first prize
and Mrs. M. L. Melberg, second. A
delicious lunch was served. Mrs. AL
bert Klatt will entertain next Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Weinberger
were guests at the Laufenburg home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Order from
Cloquet, were guests at the Art Gun
dersOn home Sunday.
Louis Swartz made a business trip
to Duluth Tuesday.
The basketball game played here
between Moose Lake and the local
team, was a walk-away for the Will
low River boys, the score being "a to
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-02-02
FINLAYSON

Mr.. and Mrs. John Arth went t.
ST. Paul Sunday, returning the same
day. While there. they visited
their daughter, Miss Fern, who has
been ill for two weeks with flu anG
bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson visit.
ed at the John Albion home Tues.
day of last week.
Oscar Bergseth and son, Dale, were
confined to their home part of last
week with an attack of the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Albion, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Metz, Miss Nell Mccain
and Frank Novey spent Sunday eve
ming at the McAllister home.
The Nordstrom family spent Sun
day evening at the Louis Will home
Mrs. Albert Belling is quite SER
iously i'll with after effects of the
flu Hell many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
A surprise party was rendered Mrs
Henry Darsow Sunday evening it be-
ing her birthday on the 9th. A
nice sized crowd was in attendance
and presented Mrs. Darsow with
birthday gifts. A very enjoyable
evening was had by all.
Be sure to attend the program be-
ing given Monday evening, Feb 9Th
by the Community club. A one-act
play, "Neighbors,' is being staged by
the following: The Misses Hegerty
Logue, Murphy, Johnson Jacobson
Mrs. Alice Shafer, Victor Shafer, and
Leo Mack. Miss Hawley will give
a reading and Miss Winnifred Buggie
vocal solo. A small admission will
be charged, the proceeds to go to-
wards the fund for re-decorating the
interior of the town hall. After the
program a free lunch will be served
Mrs. Anthony Faudskar and Mrs
Edward Arth were passengers to
Hinckley Saturday. They went to
have dental work done.
Hubert Christopherson is visiting
at the home of his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Christopherson.
Prizes awarded last Saturday al
Arth Bros. store, following two
weeks contest, went to the following
people: Mrs. VIM. Stole, LIST prize
$500 decorated table lamp; Tony
Klare, End prize, a $500 silk jersey
dress pattern; Frank Vita, Bird prize
1925 Ivory dresser clock; John
Kyro, 4th prize, a $500 Pyrex cas-
serole; Fred Holstein, 5th prize, a
S1.75 skeeboggan; Paul Radunz, 9th
prize, a $1.OO covered china Toureen
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-02-02

Is in their favor. The girls put up a
good fight but the Moose Lake girls
carried the honors home, the score
being Is to 9 in favor of Moose Lake.
Mrs. E. B. Linsley for the past
week has been taking care of bron-
chial-pneumonia case for DR.. Boh-
ling of Sandstone. The patient was
lone Beverly Underhill, year old baby
of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Underhill. She
is convalescing nicely.
There will be services at the Pres
byterian church Sunday evening, at
8 o'clock. Rev. Fillinger will preach.
All are welcome.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-02-02
(Fr0m Another Correspondent

The whist club meets at T. Thomp-
sons Tuesday night.
w. w. Ogilvie spent Tuesday saw
ing wood near town.
Askov American ads surely bring
quick results. Mrs. Julia DobOszen-
ski sold the horse she had adver-
tised the same day the paper came
out, to man from Sandstone.
Last Thursday Mrs. Chas Pechou-
SEX went to the Twin Cities to hos
pital for spinal trouble. She may
have to remain in cast for six
months. Her daughter, Olga who has
been attending Central high school.
came here to attend to the home dur
ing her mothers absence.
Joe Dubie was taking a group to
the basketball game Saturday night
when a couple of sleigh loads OF
neighbors and friends met him and
made him return to his home for a
real surprise party that lasted until
day dawned and breakfast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Doboszenski Of
Duluth, spent the week end at ]. F.
Dubie's.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-02-02

Want Ads only 1c per word.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-02-02
Florida and Spain

Florida land is now selling for 500
600 a front foot, and if anybody ever
reminds Spain that she sold us the
whole peninsula for s5OO0.OOO there Is
likely to be another Spanish-American
war.-Southern Lumberman.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-02-02
Friends to Mankind

True friends are the whole world
to one another; and he that is a friend
to himself is also a friend to mankind.
Even in my studies the greatest de-
light take is Of imparting it to 9TH
ers; for there is no relish to me in
the possessing of anything without a
partner.-Seneca.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-02-02
Weighty Heroine

AT Montreal Toofus hear grand
opera Romeo and Juliet" "Fine
music" TOofus say. Il admire those
music very much" what of Juliet?"
ask Germaine. 81 hear you say moth
Ing of that lovely young girl" "Well,
that lovely young girl weigh $50
pounds. louisville Courier-Journal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
NDbE RICH FLYING HERE
Identifies Omaha Hatcher Slayer
LATE BULLETINS
ruREE FIsHERMEN IL KANsAs 4 (

THREE FISHERMEN DROWNED IN KANSAS LAKE
PARSONS. has, Nov. 2S-(AP)-CoLonel X. u. luminous, Wichita.
q the vice president Of the Kansas Gas and Electric company,
Orcn Ward, Montana. Mas. farmer, and X. ID. Menefcc, Towanda, Mas
veterinary surgeon, drowned In the lahe OF Service, y miles east OF hes
today, when the boat from which they ~ere fishing overturned.
MCDONALD JURY FAILS TO REACH VERDICT
PARIS. Tex. Nov. 23~-AP)-withput any indication that il had pro-
crossed toward a verdict in the W. j. Mcdonald will contest, in which
attacked the instrument in which the late Paris millionaire be-
queathed Sl25OOOO to the University Of Texas for an observatory, the jury
ceased deliberations for lunch here today
FIVE REPORTED kLLED IN SPOKANE FLAME CRASH
SPOKANE, Wash, Nov. 25-CAPD-Five persons or reported killed
when a n anpanc was wrecked today o a farm near the Palouse highway
nca Spokane. The report n received from m ambulance driver. The
plane vas believe to have been the tri-motored Ford plane Of the Manner
FLYING Service, recently flown here from Detroit.
ACETYLENE TORCH BLAST INJURIES THREE
NEWCASTLE. Pa, Nov. 23-(AP)-Three persons werc injured and
much property was damaged here this afternoon when a acetylene tank
being used by Pennsylvania railroad workers. blew up nca the Pennsyl-
vania Engine works. Those hurt will recover, doctors said. Damage was
estimated mt $4,000.
STEAMER REPORTS Is RESCUED OFF GERMAN SHIr
LONDON, Nov. 23-CAP)-Thc Danish steamer Estonia today notified
the Nalentia wireless station that II had rescued thirteen mn of the crev
OF the German steamer Herrenvyk, last reported in distress about SIS
miles west OF ireland.
NEW YORK RESERVE BANK PICKS NEW HEAD
tn, New York Federal Reserve bank, today a elected governor 70 succeed
the late Benjamin Strong.
BELIEVE COMPLAIN TIIER SEEN OVER y. CAROLINA
WILMINGTON, y. c. Nov. 23-(AP)-A large seaplanc believed TO
be the ne piloted BY Lieut.. Benjamin Mendc, Colombian aviator 6 route
10 Bogota, "a sighted owe wriGhtviIe Beach. nea here.t today at 1890
D. m The plane was Tying high an h markings ould 10 b. distin-
guished.
PROFIT TAXING CUTS GAINS IN BULL MARKET
NEW YORK, Nov. 23-AP)-Another riotous "bull" movement on the
New York stock exchange. carried prices Of about a dozen issues up 81 20
$50 in the first hour of trading today, but around midday ran into heavy
profit taking which reduced most Of the gains 81 70 $40.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
mail ROBBERY
THEORYSHOWN
Alleged Plot of Trio
Revealed By In
dictment

FORT WORTH. Nov. 23.-HJ-
Light on the governments theory Of
the mail robbery on a Texas and
Pacific train near Fort Worth No
ycmber . Is thrown IN the indictment
returned at Wichita Falls hy a fed
eral grand jury against Travis II.
Wilson, Miss Ottic Bridges and Meal
ing y. Pruett, mail clerk.
Wilson was the alleged bandit, who
climbed on the train at Aledo. and
near Fort " orth robbed Pructt and
Paul r. Carney. clerks in the mail
car, the indictment states. The loot
Of $4,000 has practically All been
recovered. Mis- Bridges was arrested
RI a viaduct about two hours after
the train passed. Police just pre-
viously had found there "A mail bag
thrown off the train. which contained
nearly all the loot.
The indictment details that Miss
Bridges rode with Wilson 10 Alcdc
in an automobile on the night ~ the
robbery. that this arrangement was
known TO Pruett and that Wilson'S
rlan 70 enter into the mail car rs
the train left Aledo was known q
Pruett and Mis- Bridges.
The indictment further charges
that Pruett and Wilson threw out the
mail bag rs the train enter,. Fort
Worth. The last covert act Of the
conspiracy count stated that Miss
Bridges went to the viaduct two
hours after the mail bag was thrown
out with the intent 10 convert the
same to hers and the said Mealing +
Pruett's and the said Travis III. vii.
sons personal use and benefit"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
Missing Boys Of
Harlingen Found
Near Rio Hondo

HARLINGEN. Nov. 23.-Frantic
fear for the safety OF Billy Moses,
l.. and Arthur Ryan. Is. Of this city
who disappeared Thursday night, was
allaycd Friday morning when r II.
Johnson Of the police department re-
turned with the boys who had been
located AZ Ri Hondo.
The boys were last seen Thursday
in a skiff on the Arroyo Colorado and
when they failed 70 return 70 their
homes Thursday night. parents feared
they had drowned or met with foul
play.
A general alarm was put out and
soon border patrol, city police. and
others were securing the countryside
and arroyo for the lads.
The youths explained this morning
that they had rowed down the arroyo
from near Harrington 10 Rio Hondo
and camped at the latter place dur
ing the night. They had no idea they
had caused a general search.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
smith TO GET
PEANUT that
MADE JOURNEY
Roller Says Losing
Candidate Entitled
To Marathon 'Goob-
err of Valley

The original peanut rolled by Bill
Williams from Rio HondO to Har-
lingen in payment Of an election bet,
will be presented to Governor Al
Smith of New York.
The peanut will be enclosed in a
silver embossed box, packed in clip
pings Of The Brownsville Herald
carrying accounts Of Williams feat.
and on the cover of the box will be
engraved the legend, "From One Good
Loser TO Another"
IL am going to ask something from
Governor Smith in return" Williams
said. II want his autographed photo
graph. and when | receive II ] will
feel amply repaid for the weary miles
Of peanut rolling"
Williams was in Brownsville Fri
dav morning comforting with ". T.
Burnett. Valley manager for the
South Texas Chamber Of Commerce.
who will send the peanut 10 Gov
ernor Smith.
II was for Governor Smith and
am still for him." Williams said. "Ie
proved the best loser in the history
Of American politics. and | believe
this fact will cndear him 70 the
hearts of the American people"
The peanut. worn smooth as marble
from its long journey OF nearly ten
miles over the concrete highway from
Rio Hondo 70 Harrington. has been
placed in n safety deposit box By Mr..
Williams where il will remain until
CONTINUED on page tcn)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
CITY ACCEPTS
IRESTATIO
New $4,000 Building
To Be Occupied By
End of Week

The city commission late Thursday
formally accepted the city's new
S35. 600 central fire station just COM
pletcd AZ the intersection Of Adams
and 10th street and liremen from
the old central station on Market
Plaza began preparations Friday for
moving into their new quarters.
Fire Chief Roy Weller ordered the
city's new aerial truck placed in the
new station Immediately after IL had
been accepted BY the city and he de-
clared that he would begin the pur-
chase OF furniture for the mems
quarters Friday.
Material for the installation on the
automatic fire alarm system has al
ready begun arriving and work Of
installation may begin tho latter
part Of December. Weller said.
Although central station fircmen
intend being in their new quarters
by the erd Of the week. open house
Will not be held until December 1
70 allow sufficient time 10 put the
place in order. Weller said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
BLACK TAKEN
BEFORE Fifth
OF VICTIMS
Had Been Witness In
Prosecu of a
Special Railroad
Agent in City

OMAHA. Nebr., Nov. 23.-(APD-
Jake Bird, a negro, who was a
witness in prosecution of n Bur-
lington railway special agent here
a few weeks ago, was positively
identified as Omaha's Ratchet slEy-
er by Mrs. Harold Stribling. the
negro's fifth victim. ne a local
hospital shortly after noon, police
announced.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 23.-Fear
gripped the farming communities
about Wolcott and Lansing, Kansas.
near here today following reports
that n man resembling the Omaha
AK murderer had been seen in the
vicinity. Many guarded their homes
with dogs and guns throughout last
night. Police here were ordered to
Be on the lookout for the young
mulatto.
Roger Williams, Missouri Pacific
station agent at Cochrane Junction.
near Lcavenworth, Kansas. was the
only man who met the negro face to
face. Williams reported he took a
Ratchet away from the negro We'd
nesday night.
Williams said the mulatto. who
had just left a train at the station,
entered and asked IL he might get
warm. Shortly aftcrwsrd he said he
saw the man holding a Ratchet used
TO split kindling with in the sta
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
GIRL u r IN LEAP
FROM BURNING HOME

SHERMAN. TeS.. Nov. 23.-T9-
Herbert Potts. ~l0-ycar-old daughter
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. II. u. Potts az Potts
boro. = miles northwest Of here. to-
day had recovered from bruises she
suffered early Thursday when she
was forced to jump from the second
floor Of her burning home.
The girls mother and Sistcr-in-law.
Mrs. Emma Hayes. also we're slightly
injured in the fire. the latter being
dragged unconscious from the struc-
turc after she had ran down a burn
ing stairs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
GIRL SAVED
FROM CHAIR;
TO WED SOON

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 23.-tAJ-
Less than IS hours ago, Eala
Elrod Thompson was under SEN
tence TO die in the electric chair
for murder. but today. shortly
after Governor l.. q. Hartman had
committed her sentence to life
imprisonment. her engagement to
Dan q. Harrison. railroad news
agent, was announced.
The romance Is said to have
started when Harrison met Mrs.
Thompson on a railroad train,
while she was in custody Of Of
Ulcers.
Mrs. Thompson's husband, Cliff
ford, and a negro. Jim HugkMoss.
we're ele~ctrocuted recently for
Staying a C%hatsworth, Ca. store
keeper.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
Hatcher Baby Is
Recovering From
Wreck Injuries

EDlNBURG. Nov. 23.-Frances
Hatcher. 3-ycar-old daughter ~ Mr.
and Mrs. John Hatcher, injured in
an automobile accident on the Hrr-
gill highway Thursday. was report
Cd recovering Friday at the Mcdi-
cal Arts hospital in this city.
The accident which resulted in the
injury NJ the child resulted when
Mrs. Hatcher attempted to swerve
her car IN order 10 miss a horse
that ran in front Of IL. The car
hit a soft spot at the side of the
road and turned over.
Other occupants Of the ttr. which
included Mary Helen and Bill. Mr..
and Mrs. Hatchcr's other two ch..-
drcn. and Miss Ruby Brown. were
u~uiniured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
GIRL KILLED
IN TO
PROTECT BOSS

LUBBOCK, Texas. Nov. 23.-HJ
An attempt TO placatc her m
ployer and another man engaged
in a quarrel resulted in the death
Of Miss Jeanette Long. stenogra-
phcr, yesterday at Hale Center.
She died after receiving a pistol
bullet in her body.
DR.. c. L. Barnes. Hale Center
dentist, was released under $4,000
bond on a complaint charging
murder. Il. a. Maddox. employer
Of Miss Long. with whom Barnes
was not held.
Miss Long was said TO have
stepped between the two men just
as a shot was fired.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
Injunction Hats
Attack Of Mayor
On Oil Company

FORT WORT. Nov. 23.-tF-An
injunction against Mayor John VI.
Truman Of Ranger was issued by
Judge Bruce Young in district court
yesterday M the same time n suit
for S~l50,000 was entered against the
mayor.
The complainant IN both actions ig
George s. Anderson, president Of
Hendrick Ranch Royalties. "A Texas
corporation with oil holdings IN
Winkler and other Texa securities.
He alleges stockholders or Hen
orick Ranch Royalties were sem ali
bclous. false and untrue" statements
IN the form OF a letter which at
tackled the status Of the corporation.
The petition sets out that the cor
porafion's stock was sold originally
for about 81 rer share and that the
corporation is now earning about
$4,000 monthly and has paid diYl-
dends totalling sl.2O a share.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
VOTES GIVEN
TO M'CLOSKEY,
OFFICIAL SAYS
Election Judge Tells
S. A. Probers That
80 Ballots Added to
His Tally Sheet

SAN ANTONIO. Nov. 23.-tP0-
Testimony that election returns from
ono precinct had been changed TO
add 30 votes to the total Of Augustus
j. McCloskey. democratic candidate
for congress from the fourteenth
district against Congressman Harry
NJ. Nurzbach, republican, was given
In q hearing today in district court
before Judge ". O. Murray.
The hearing was instituted by Dis
trict Attorney Lamar S~eeligson, after
reports 20 him Of "flagrant viola
tions or the election laws" at the
November 6 election.
Ed E%nglehardt, election judge IN
precinct 20. and "a painter. testified
that his returns, tally sheets and the
returns 10 the county clerk and
county judge we're checked at the
close ~ the polls. They gave Wurz-
bach PSI votes and NcCloskey PCS, he
said.
Fritz Russi. superintendent OF
Buildings for the city board of edu-
cation. came to him and sail he
wanted 20 take a look at his returns.
she witness replied.
"How long did he keep those re-
tU~ns?" Seeligson asked.
about II hours" E|ngelhardt re-
piled.
Were they changed when they
were returned to you >" he was asked.
"Yes. they were"
How manv votes were added 20
McCloskey's totals
Thirty votes"
Read what the returns now show
for McCloskey.''
"They show McCloskey's total as
SOS votes" the witness said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
MOODY FLAYS
TAX SYSTEM
Texas Method Making
Millions for Few,
Governor Says

AUSTIN. Nov. 23.-tF1-Thc ad
yalorem tax On physical property a.
n basis for the Texas revenue system
IL long out or date. does not reach
larger and more valuable property
making millions for a few" and
harnesses an unjust and incquitable
burden upon farmers and home
owners. Governor Dan Moody told
the 23rd annual convention Of the
Tax Assessors association today.
The overhead cost Of collecting
taxes under the Texas system II too
great. being approximately is %
per cent. according to records IF the
comptroller. he said. II tosts the
state $4,000, 600 TO collect S2i, 600. 600
revcnue %annupally, and no business
enterprise could long survive under
such a system. Governor Moody said.
Depr~eciating the states inability
10 consider good will" in assess
ing business property. the governor
cited rs an illustration Of the loss
IN eycnuc from this source. the case
81 a Texas corporation selling out
recently for $1,000. 600. when its
physical property was appraised AZ
less than one-third this amount.
Under the present system. n
heavier burden is placed on the
farmer and home ownership than
justice and equity justifies, income
and returns considered. he said.
He advocated reformation or the
system so that unjust burdens
could be taken off agriculture and
equally distributed TO other sources
Of income.
"We need 20 pass n law that will
recognize new properties for taxable
purposes and cut out lost notion
he said. "Unless something is done.
Texas will fall far behind the most
progressive states"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
Phone Warning That Barrymore is Not Free
Halls Wedding Of Actor and Dolores Costello

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. Nov. 23.-
PA telcphoned warming TO me
marriage license bureau from an IN
Identified woman who insisted that
John Barrymore still is legally
bound 10 his second wife. and the
apprehensions Of a father about his
daughters future as the mate OF the
stage and screen star today threat
cuhd 70 come between Barrymore and
hit intended bride. Dolores Costello.
When Barrymore appeared Tues
day and applied for a license 70 we'd
Miss Costello, ~22-year-old film tar
and daughter Of the screen vcteran.
Maurice Costello. he declined 20 ex-
plain where and when his second
wife. Blanche Oelrich Barrymore.
obtained a divorce. Later, however.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
Say Oil Body to
Seek Coolidge

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-IFl-rhr
New York Herald Tribune says a
move 10 offer the presidency ~ the
American Petroleum Institute To
President az the Institutes annual
meeting IN Chicago December 81
has been started hy officials pow
crful w the industry.
The New York Times quotes ".
II. Boyd. W.. assistant general sec
rotary Of the institute a. saying;
"The names NJ President Coolidge,
General Pershing. Vice President
Dawes and Owen n. Yourr have
beeu suggested w this connection
but nothing has been done abou. A..
and. ~ fur as 7 know. the institute
has not given the matter any con
Sidcratfon."