New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 15

BERLIN PLEASED WITH DIPLOMAT Gratified at Men of Learning Sent There By Ths Assoclated Press. Berlin, March 20.—"From Whea- ton to American men of learning us ambassadors in Ber- lin,”” is the title of an article in to- day's Vossische Zietung which lauds Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman, who is to succeed Ambassador Houghton, 0 greatest contemporaneous n philosopher and philoso- historian." Beginning with Schurman; croft, Bayard Taylor, Andrew 1. White and David Jayne Hill to Ja- cob Gould Schurman, Amecrica- has from time to time sent the most dis- tinguished exponents of Am Antellectual life to Berlin, de this newspaper. Henry Wheaton, charge d’'affaires at Berlin from 1835 to 1837 and ambassador from the latter year until 1845, is deecribed by the Vossische Zeitung's writer as “a famous authority of international . Your Money’s Worth Or Your Money Back Henry Wheaton |sel and extending through George Ban- |1 + NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNE SDAY, MARCH 18, 1925, Only Three More Days of Our BIG CLEARANCE DRIVE Columbia—Brunswick a«d Victor PHONOGRAPHS WROUGHT IRON LAMP And Parchment SHADE With Every law who also has blazed the way in a number of . other branches of Jjurisprudence,” In cothection with George Ban- croft, “the world-famous historian who was accerdited to Berlin from 1867 to 1874, the newspaper re- calls a letter written by Bismark to his American friend, John Lothrop Motley in 1869, when it was ru- mored that Bancroft might be re- called. This letter in part read: “I RJear from T \at an effort is under to t Baneroft from us on the allegation that he docs not represent America worthily, No- hody fn Berlin shares this assertion Bancroft enjows the highest res intell t people, especially entific circles, Fray do what you can to prever croft’s being sac- rified.” TFour y was appoin fter a few mont gret of all classe fety to_whom } 4 Taylor but died nan so- endeared him ations of Ger- Andrew D. White 1912, who like Dr. niversity pre “It was President W troduced German teaching methods in Cornell university,” the Vossischt Zeltu David Ja or in 1908-10, comm or's opinion “a t who knows how to present original ideas in fascinating form.” ybserves BRIDGE in CONSOLE and UPRIGHT MODELS Phonograph Z HELD FOR DEPORTATION Moskvinoff, Formerly Moscow Uni- s Willing to Leave Country Voluntarily, versity Teacher, New York, March 20.—Alexis \r Moskvinoff, former professor at Moscow university and now o can representative of the All R sian Peasants' association, a bolshevist organization, is being held on Ellis Island to await deportation | action by the dep: it was learned tod cd March 5 and en to the island a labor department charging that he oversta Hmit fixed when he c country, A hearing in the case was Theld Wednesday on Ellis Tsland, but the hor department at Washington h.\ inced its final decision. 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