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womanhood is back to the home in
stead of away from it, in the opin-
ion of DR.. Ellen Pendleton, for 20
years president of Wellesley col
lege. Our young women, particu-
larly college women she told men,
bers of the local Wellesley club,
ARE more serious minded than ever
before"
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 17.-Char-
ges that he threatened to rattle
her family skeletons" are ambigu-
Gus and consequently should be dis
missed, Guy Edward (What-a-Man)
Hudson stated in a demurrer on
file today against the 100000 SLAM
der suit brought by his estranged
wife, Mrs. Minnie (Ma) Kennedy
Hudson. In her suit, the mother of
Aimee Sempie Mcpherson Hutton
/ charged Hudson with making de-
rogatory statements against her
character.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 17.-Pilot
of an airplane which falls without
prearrangement and without every
precaution to avoid destruction of
property or of life is liable for
recovery, according to the unusual
ruling of Superior Judge Minor
Moore in awarding Mrs. Clara S.
Livingston S35, ,740 damages from
R. S. Flaherty. Mrs. Livingston's
husband, Frank, was killed when
Flaherty's plane struck him during
forced landing on the Livingston
ranch.
PARIS, Nov. 17.-Roger Breuil,
French author, was awarded the
10000 franc Prix du Premier Ro-
man today for his picturesque story
based on travels in the United
States and entitled Translated
From the American"
PARIS, Nov. 17.-FrancoiS Coty,
wealthy perfumer and publisher of
the newspaper LIE Figaro, issued a
manifesto today calling for crea-
ton of a party of French solid
arity' to include intransigent ma
tionalists who oppose the new
French disarmament plan The
manifesto was viewed as an at
tempt to overthrow the Herriot
government.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. IT. = The
government of Premier T. A. M
Stauning was believed to have won
the confidence of the country to-
day in first returns from the gen.
eral election. Conservatives won two
or three seats in the folketing from
the pro-government liberals, but
the Socialists made sufficient gains
to make the fall of the government
unlikely. Restriction of imports was
the main issue of the election.
PARIS, Nov. 17.-Gen. Henri
Goraud, one armed hero of the
World war, military governor of
Paris, and commander of the And
(RainboW) and other division of
the A. E. F., retired as an active
member of the superior military
council today when he reached the
age limit on his 65th birthday.
PARIS. Nov. 17.-Gen. John j.
Pershing left for Cherbourg today
to sail for New York aboard the
liner Manhattan.
LONDON, Nov. ia moratorium
on all German debts including long
and short term external loans, must
be envisaged unless the German
situation improves, according to the
report of the British department of
overseas trade, which said that
Germany's trading position is ex-
tremely serious due to the decliye
of her exports.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nov II.
Stuart Peabody, manager of sales
and distribution analysis of the
Borden company, New York, is the
new president of the Association OF
National Advertisers. Other Off
GERS elected late yesterday were
Allyn 3. Mcintyre, of Boston, Ben
nett Chapple, of Middleton, o., and
Felix Lowy, of Chicago, vice pre-
sidents. Directors named were Jo-
seph Kraus, of Chicago, w. B. Gels
singer, of Los Angeles, Walter j.
Daley, of Cleveland, and D. P.
Wooley, of New York.