FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1923

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Successor Still
Ex.Secretary Fall Summoned Jointly I .
In Teapot Dome 011 Lease
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PR OGR AMS TO I Dublin. Oct. 25.-The dock strike Panama, Oct. 25. - Navigation
is said to be near an end with an through the Canal, suspended by the
GIVEN AT GAME agreement in sight. flood, has been resumed.
ic programs for the game to-!
with M. A. C. are to be issued.

ACTION RESULT OF LANMS
COMITTEE INEST GATION
Washington, Oct. 25.-Edwin Den-
by, Secretary of the Navy, who, joint-i
ly with A. B. Fall, former Secretary
of the Interior Department, signed
the lease of the Teapot Dome Naval
oil reserve to the H. F. Sinclair in-
terests, was called as a witness to-
day before the Senate Public Lands
committee in its investigation of the
lease.
Mr. Fall, who, as the first .witness,
declared the lease had been of great
benefit to the Government, emphasized
before the committee that Mr. Denby
o had been in entire accord with him as
to all provisions of the lease, and in
the view that development of the field
was essential to protect the Govern-
ment from further loss through drain-
age of oil.
Departments Co-operate
There had been complete co-opera-
tino, he said, between the two depart-
-ments -in negotiating the lease, which
provided, among other things, for the
storage of emergency supplies of fuel1
oil for the Navy, to be obtained as roy-
alty from the crude oil production of
the field.
Mr. Fall told of his business rela-
tions with Sinclair since his resigna-
tion from the Cabinet last spring.
About the time of his retirement,
Mr. Fall said, Mr. Sinclair consulted
with him regarding a contract for oil
development in China. In that con-
nection, he added, he made a trip to
London for conferences on the sub-
ject. For his services, the committee '
was told, he received no comrpensa-
tion, although he was paid $10,000 for
expenses.
Denies Bois'iness Relations
Since his return from London, Mr.
Fall declared, he has had no business,
relations with Mr. Sinclair. He also
said that he had advised E. E. Doheny.
of the Pan-American Oil Co., regard-
ing business matters, but had receivedj
no compensation.
Declaring that he intended to "cap-
italize, as well as I can, my ability
r during the remaining years of my
life," Mr. Fall continued:
"I will accept employment from Mr.
Sinclair, Mr. Doheny or any one else
A as I see fit. I expect to form a con-
nection with one of the oil interests
named, or with a coal interest, a
transportation Interest, or a syndicate
interested in railroads in this coun-
try. Offers have been made me by
such interests, but none have been
accepted."
Ames Again Heads
Union Opera Cast

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free of charge by the staff in cha-rge
of the programs. They will be given
out at the Ferry field gate. A two
page leaflet, furnishing all the nec-
essary information, will be the form
of the program.
All University students are asked by
I Chester Swigert, '24, editor, to co-op-
erate and take advantage of the offer
of the program committee. '°An out-
side firm will attempt to sell similar
programs.
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Richard Washburn Child, his wife and their children, snapped on recent r ,turn to F. S.
It was announced recently that Richard Washburn Child, United States ambassador to Italy, would resign
his post Jan. 1, at the same time Col. George Harvey is slated to quit his ambassadorial duties in London. Pres-
ident Coolidge has not named Child's successor.

BOK DONATES LARGE SUM
TOR ADVERTISING AWARD
Announcement has been made byz
President Charles William Elliot, of
Harvard university, of the donation 1
of an advertising award by Mr. Ed-
ward W. Bok. Mr. Bok is also the cre-
ator of the American Peace Award of
$100,000 for the best plan leading to
international peace, and hopes
through this advertising prize to offer
an encouragement in the field of ad-
vertising-writing and presen Lation
which will be munh on the order of
the well-known Pulitzer Prizes for
the best book and play.
The tremendous scope of our pres-
ent day advertising is indicated by thel
fact that over a billion dollars is spent
yearly in this field. Mr. Bok states
that, considering its proportions, hej
knows no other field in which so lit-
tle originality and advancement of
standards has been shown. With a
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view of placing advertising on a level Alpha Nu Pledges Debate
with other arts helped by the Pulitzer Alpha Nu debating society held it
Prizes he has set aside a considerable regular weekly meeting last night i
sum of money, the exact amount of the Alpha Nu room on the fourth floo
which is as yet unknown, as a reward. of University hall. Six of the pledge:
for the best advertisement to appear of thesity hld a d t th
duringthe yar. !of the society held a debate on the
during the year. subject "Resolved, That Congres
This will be known as the Harvard should provide for uniform marriag
Award, and requires among other and divorce laws." A business meet
things the absolutely correct usage ing followed the program.
of English, the art of effective ex-
pression in few words, and the recog-
nition of certain well-known econo- Patronize The Daily Advertisers.
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Berlin, Oct. 25. - Labor leaders"
threaten a strike unless wages are put
on a gold basis in 24 hours.

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Lyonel Ames, '24, who played the
leading feminine role in last year's
Union Opera and who again this year
holds the same position in the Opera
cast, has arranged for $25,000 in in-
surance on his limbs.
After next year's season with -the
Opera Ames plans definitely to enter'
the dramatic field, in feminine imper-r
sonations in musical comedy. Al-;
ready a professional playwright of in-
ternational reputation is engaged in
writing a play especially adapted to
the star in which the dances will be
arranged by a juvenile actor of na-
tional reputation.
Paris, Oct. 25.-Yves L. Trocquer,
public works minister, accompanied by'
M. Guillaume, mines director, and M.
Benoist, chief of the department of
technical services, has gone to Dussel-'
dorf to plan the reopening of industry.
in the Ruhr.
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