THE TRUE SECRET OF WOODROW WILSON; " The Thing IS Right; And the Right Will Prevail," He Said In His Darkest Moments

sentenced by default to fine and 2 mos' jail by Paris court

Prince Michel Murat Sentenced in Default To Fine and Two Months' Jail by Paris Court

Five Nations Enter Teams For Olympic Polo in July

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Weakness discussed at Natl Repub Club luncheon

LAYS BAD EDUCATION AT TEACHERS' DOOR; Dr. Bagley of Columbia Says Half of Them Are Young, Ill-Trained Girls.

Alliance Yr Book reports decrease in output since 1899

ENGLAND'S BEER OUTPUT DROPS 6,500,000 BBLS.; Corresponding Decrease in Spirits and Wines Reported Since 1899.

How a mother did her best to beat a German prison censorship to get news to her son, and how she succeeded to a considerable extent, was told yesterday by Mrs. E.S. Griffis, mother of Lieutenant C. Hooven Griffis, who was recently released from a German prison at Mosbach, where he had been held following his attempt to kidnap the draft dodger, Grover Cleveland Bergdoll.  

MOTHER OF GRIFFIS DECEIVED CENSOR; Tells How She Got News to Bergdoll's Kidnapper in German Prison. HE IS DUE HERE TOMORROW Petition With 23 Miles of Signatures Aided in Obtaining the Release of Lieutenant.

sues Countess Perigny for alienation of husband's affections

COUNTESS PERIGNY SUED FOR ALIENATION; Newark Woman Says Sister of Harry Thaw Stole Husband, an Auto Salesman.

CEDARHURST, L.I., Feb. 9. -- The University Club's squash racquets team journeyed to Cedarhurst today and defeated the Rockaway Hunting Club representatives in a Class B match by the score of 5 to 2. All the matches were decided in straight games except the one between the No. 6 men, M.B. Gatch of the University Club combination being extended to five games before he was able to conquer J.E. Seiles of the Rockaway organization.  

UNIVERSITY CLUB WINS AT SQUASH RACQUETS; Defeats Rockaway Hunting Club in Class B Match at Cedarhurst, 5 to 2.

Cordingly, Harvard Pitcher, Breaks Wrist Cranking Auto

Confers with Gen Allen over question of appealing to Congress for help for Olympic fund

MAY ASK CONGRESS FOR OLYMPIC HELP; Gen. Allen Confers With Secretary Weeks Over Question of Appeal to Government.

$10,000 STAKE OFFERED.; Marmon Cup for Pacers to Be Held at New Ohio Track July 7.

A GREAT world figure has passed. Woodrow Wilson was the first Southern-born President since Abraham Lincoln and is the only Democrat but one who has held the office since before the Civil War. His training in the theory of government had been long in the making, but in the actual practice he had none save his short term of service as Governor of New Jersey.  

Wilson Sought to Bring About Rule of Justice, Says Col. House

Rubinsky, P, attempted, Jan 30; will live

Bridge Jumper Will Live; Plans Family Reunion Today

F G Bonfils testifies before Sen Com, denies Sinclair paid $250,000 to silence attacks on Teapot Dome lease by The Denver Post, says payment was made for claims held by L Stack

SENATORS ANGER EDITOR; Bonfils Is Ashen as He Denies Charges of Corruption.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9. -- J. McMillen's four-year-old gelding Flint Stone won his second straight victory this afternoon at the Fair Grounds in capturing the Esplanade Handicap, which had the place of honor on the afternoon card. The son of Friar Rock and Problem picked up top weight of 116 pounds, ran as if much the best of the field of nine which went to the post, and went the mile route in 1:40 flat.  

FLINT STONE FIRST IN THE ESPLANADE; McMillen's Gelding Gains Second Straight Triumph by Capturing New Orleans Feature.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Feb. 9. -- Because he cared more for his radio set than for her was the reason given in Superior Court yesterday by Mrs. Harold K. Andrews for leaving her husband.  

Wife Leaves Radio Fan; Judge Says She's Right

Anecdotes of Friends Reveal Real Personality of Wilson; ANECDOTES REVEALING WILSON'S PERSONALITY

Move by the Republicans To Soften Denby Ouster

Harris, Youngest Manager in the Majors, To Succeed Bush as Washington Leader

A BLUFF served to introduce Louis John Bartels to the theatregoing public with a stock company in St. Louis at the munificent salary of $8 per week. Mr. Bartels had been eying the stock players with something akin to envy in those ancient days in his histrionic career, the more so since he felt he was patterned for the stage not so much by ancestry as by inclination.  

THE RISE OF LOUIS JOHN BARTELS

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" QUEEN" MONTAGU OF "THE BLUES"; Wit of the Eighteenth Century Whose "Intellectual Radiations" Dr. Johnson Considered Amazing MRS. MONTAGU, "QUEEN OF THE BLUES," HER LETTER AND FRIENDSHIPS FROM 1762 TO 1800 Edited by Reginald Blunt from material left to him by her great-greatniece, Mrs. Emily J. Climenson. Two volumes. 369 and 389 pp. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co. $10 the set. Queen" Montagu

Yale Freshmen Win on Mat.

plans for 8th expedition of Tropical Research, N Y Zoological Soc. under W Beebe, to British Guiana

February 10, 1924

Headlines from February 10, 1924

THE TRUE SECRET OF WOODROW WILSON; " The Thing IS Right; And the Right Will Prevail," He Said In His Darkest Moments

Prince Michel Murat Sentenced in Default To Fine and Two Months' Jail by Paris Court

Five Nations Enter Teams For Olympic Polo in July

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LAYS BAD EDUCATION AT TEACHERS' DOOR; Dr. Bagley of Columbia Says Half of Them Are Young, Ill-Trained Girls.