Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 26

CORNELLINSTALLY NEW PRESIDENT Dr. Livingston Farrand, Red Cross Official, Inaugurated at Ceremanies. By tlie Ausoclated Pres: ITHACA, N. October 20.—Cor- ! nell University turned from its books, {laboratorfes and workshops today to | inaugurate a new president, Dr. Liv- |ingaton Farrand. In addition to in- jstalling a new chief executive in the post made vacant last year by the iresignation of Dr. Jacob Gould Schur- | man, present United States minister {to China, the university had prepared ito lay the corner stone of a new |chemical - laboratory, for which {Charles, M. Schwab, the steelmaster, | gave $1,500,000. Upward of 125 univeraities and col- leges sent representatives to Ithaca for today’s ceremontes. Greetings from sis- ter institutions of learning .were con- fined to President A. Lawrence Lowell jof Harvard, for the colleges of the {east; President M. L. Burton of the { University of Michigan, for those of the middle west, and by President R. {1, Wilbur, spokesman for colleges of the Pacific coast. Albert W. Smith, for many years dean of Sibley College of Mechanical Engineering, who has been acting president since the resignation of | President Schurman, was to deliver to {Dr. Farrand the charter of the uni- versity. -Mr. Smith, who, in his under- graduate days, was one of the greatest of Cornell oarsmen, retires from activo service in the university’ The faculty chose Dean W. A. Ham- i mond as its spokesman, while the Cor- rell alumni named Foster M. Coffin, 1912, as their representative on the speakers’ platform. Dr. Farrand is the fourth man to isit In the president's office in Morrell Hall. The first was the late Andrew 'D. White, co-worker with Egra Cor- inell in the founding of the “institu- tion where any man can secure an { education in any science or art’” The inext was Charles Kendall Adams, who resigned In 1893 to become president of the University of Wisconsin. The third was Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman, Dr. Farrand was, president of the University of Colorado from 1914 to 1918, when he resigned to enter the service of the International health board, twhich waged grim battls against tuberculosis in France dur- ing the, world war. At the conclu sion of that struggle Dr. Farrand be. came chairman of the central com- mittes of the American Red Cross. RUM RUNNING REDUCED. Rum running on the Canadlan bor- dar“h been reduced almost 50 per ~SHOES OF THE BETTER. KIND FOR MEN 3 WOMEN 314 7th Street N. W. Smartest Footwear of the Season! I “Newest Patent ' Grecian Straps” . 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Bizes 815 to 10 2% to 6. liz ng i34 {\',;2)5’ TES A AN D31 sy e NS $60,000 Left for Cats. ‘Sisters Cut Off in Will For Lack of Interest By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 21.—Cata all over the world will benefit from the 860000 ohtaimed hy the nale of the Ewen homestead | here. Miss Caroline Ewen, who oc- cupled . the property for years ith her twe sisters, had a pan- ! play om during of its nine lives..She | zations for stray cat, she died left all atw. The monmey for resculng the eat popul lon of the werld became a when mephew recemtly settled his contest of her will out of conrt. | | LAKE STEAMER BURNS. | Two Members of Crew of William H. Wolf Lose Lives. By the Associated Press. MARINE CITY, Mich, October 2i— Two members of the crew of the Steamer William H. Wolf lost their lives when the vessel burned opposite here yeaterday, and Capt, J. P. Hanson | of Detroit, who escaped by Jumping ! from the deck of his ship Into a smatl boat, suffered fractures to both legs, The victims were Edward Henery of Detroit, first mate, and Smith, Ashland, Wi Henery was trapped in the hold when | he endoavored to extinguish the flames and Smith lost his life when he became excited and jumped over- board. i The Wolf, carrying a crew of| twenty-two, was in flames when she | passed here this morning. A mile be- low here th v, excepting Henery and Smith, went over the side in small boats and reached the Cana- | dian shore safely. The origin of the | fire has not been determined. | KING PRACTICES ECONOMY{ British Ruler Cannot Afford to Fit Out Royal Yacht. | LONDON, October 20.—King Geo has announced that owing to the g need of economy his majesty cannot a ford to fit out the royal yacht Britannia | for the yacht race next year. “This is a great disappointmen ays | the announceme: “as there is no sport he enjoys more. 2 | O ening- MEN’S A T h 2l Prope "GLO Our carefully se- lected stock offers the i BEST at most moder- ate prices. | Cape skin gloves in tan i and cordovan. A fine e low price Cape skin of extra quality, with spear trim- med and embroidered , backs. A mnew $4 00 3 pair of they rip with black bind- ing_and_embrold- ered backs. Super- seamed —a _ new pair it 35-00 they rip. Full Line of Auto styles, pair if ¢ SHIRTS--- i We_ pride ourselves as YORK’S LATEST SHIRT New, neat, hairline stripes —the cuffs of a c o ntrasting stripe. .| By Cable to The Star and Chicago Dally News. 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SOFIA, Bulgaria, October 2L—Ac- cording to information received here, several thousand soldiers and officers trom the old Wrangel army have ar- rived at Zagreb, where they will be added to the Jugoslav army soon, to De sent to the Albanian and Hun- garian frontiers. Some believe, how- ever, that most of them will be rushed to the Italian frontler. The Russians will be commanded by high Serbian officers and non-commissionegl Russian officers. The Russians will be paid and will swell the Jugoslav army, the expenso of which this year will amount to! nearly 2,000,000,000 dinars (normally about $400,000,000). What % Efficient Is Your Office System? That means—is your office properly equipped? Perhaps your equipment is obsolete. S We have a complete stock of time and labor saving devices for the office, H and feel sure an inspection will reveal some that will help you. PR MOURNING BLACK CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. 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