The evening world. [volume], December 10, 1920, Final Edition, Page 19, Image 19

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1020.
10BEL PRIZE
GIVEN TO WILSON
AND BOURGEOIS
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President's Letter of Acceptance
Read at Formal Ceremony
in Norway.
OHRI 9TIA.N IA . Norway, Dec. 10.
Presentation of the Nobel Peace
Prizes for 1919 and 1920. which have
been awarded, respectively, to Leon
Bourgeois of Franco and Woodrow
Wilson, toolc place here to-day.
Formal anndunecment of the awards
was made yesterday.
A. message from President Wilson
lind been received by Albert Q.
Schmedeman. American Minister to
Norway, and was read by hlrn dur
ing the ceremony.
WASHINGTON', Dec. 10. President
WHson in lila letter accepting thu
Nobel peace prlr.e sold:
"In "accepting the honor of your
nward I am moved not only by a
profound irratltude for the rococnt
tlun of my earnest efforts In the cause
of peace, but nlso by a very iwlprrinnt
humility before thu vastntvss of the
work still called for bj tills cause.
"May i not take this occasion in
ttfpres tny respect for the far-slrhted
wisdom of the lounder In nrr.mgln3
for a contljlntf eystcmB of awards'
If there were but one such prize, or
If this were to be the last, I could not,
of course, accept It For mankind
bus not yet been iid of the unspearf.
able horror of war. 1 am convinced
that our (feneration hac, despite it
wounds, mad o notable nrocrcs. Hut
It Is the iH-tter part of wlBdom lo
consider our work as only begun. It
VIII be a continuing labor. In In
definite course of years before, uh
there will be abundant opportunity
fur others to distinguish themselves
In the crusade Hgtunst hate and fear
and war
"Theie Is Indeed a peculiar fitness
In thu grouping of these Nobel
awards. The cause of peace and the
cause of truth are of one, family.
Kven on those who love science and
devote their lives to physics or chem
istry, even as those who would crcuto
new and higher Ideals for mankind In
literature, even so with those who
lovo peace, there Is 00 limit set.
Whatever has been accomplished in
tho past Is potty compared, to tho
glory and promise of the future."
CLAIMS C0URTT0 SIT.
'First Sr.. ion on liceord There Will
Ilenr Ilornnirli Bunk r.
For tbe first time In tho history of
Kings County, the Court of Claims will
sit In Mrooklyn on next Tuesday. Thu
three of the Judge will hem- argu
mem in nil iiclion biought U de
positors of Hip Horougli ll.ink aiilnnt
the Stnte of ev York. The depositors
Want tn mike claims, under a n-ce.it
ln. for a 6S per cent Iok.. due to Hie
fn I In r of the bunk' some, .tears ago
John C. Judge will represent Hie de
positors. The question st lsue Is
whether the claims jnuy etnbllsh It
under the law of 1919, nnd Is u test
cne, tn ascertain Whether tho State
Is liable for losses Incurred by the de
positors tn a Btnte bank. The Judges
will sit It the Appellate Term lotut
room of the llrooklyn Supreme Court.
LAND AWARD OF $3,424,644.
' I nimlej Kstntr of llruoUlj n A.Uril
' "um for Army lla.r.
l'edeiai Judge (larvln to-iluy
HWarded SIMSS.GH to the estate of Wtll
Inm . 1 I.ii lgley. wlioe pioprty,lii
UiooIiImi on Gist. CM and 63d Streets
was taken over for an aimy base dur
ing tho war. The full amount asked
for nas awarded. A board of apprais
ers composed of army officers valued
tlm pioperty at Jl.79(5.R:'2.
An appeal will be taken from the de
cision of Judge Oarvln.
An 0 pen Letter to the Public
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