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IBEPS mmm A Mfc $ FIRST WOMAN TO GET HIGH FEDERAL JOB mtrv ZCAXTEIX MrsAxtell of Bellingham, Wash., is the first woman appointed to a lugh government post Pres. Wilson selected her as one of three mem bers of the U. S. employes' compen sation com'n, which will administer the federal workmen's compensation act Mrs Axtell was elected to the Washington' legislature in 1912 and is a Progressive in politics. o o TRY IT N "No, I don't speak German, but I got along pretty well in Berlin with out knowing the language." "That so?" m "Yes; for instance, on,e day I wanted a drink, and I went into a beer garden and said to the waiter: 'Look here, old man, JJm dryj Do you understand dry!' and the next min ute he came back with three beers." The new corrupt practices act pro posed to limit national campaign funds to $1,500,000. This will make Indiana politicians awful sour. ANOTHER CRISIS IN GREEK SITUATI0N-4F00D SHORT London, Jan. 9. Greek situation approached another climax today. The Times today declared allies' conference in Rome formulated and dispatched another note to Greece this time equivalent to an ultimatum, demanding compliance with all pre vious requests as to disarmament and neutrality within 48 hours. King Constantlne is once again playing for "time, having returned another answer to original allied de mand. Dispatches from Greece indicated serious food shortage, due to con tinuance of allies' strict blockade of Greece. King Constantine personal ly set example to his people by ap plying for and receiving a bread card. Berlin,' via Sayville. Capture of Galreaska, Rumania, announced Russian attack, made in dense' snowstorm, recaptured small island of Glaudon, north of Bluxt, taken from them by German forces Jan. 4. Renewed advances on both sides of Aa river completely repulsed. - Increase of lively long distance ar tillery "'firing on both sides followed clear weather on -western front Pans. Unsuccessful atternpt by Germans to raid French trench north, of Ribecourt, 'following active bom bardment, reported. o o TELEGRAPH BRIEFS Denver. Continuing his fight against death, Col. W. F. Cody ral lied and today it was announced he was- better than he has been for the past 24 hours. Lansing, Mich. Anti-salqon league heads have determined "bone dry" prohibition legislation for Mich igan is impossibility. 00 MISUNDERSTOOD Young Mother The doctor says people shouldn't kiss the baby; it isn't sanitary -Caller Poor little follow; why don't you wash hunt k -1. .4lm.s1x mftSmfVSmSSsSSSatBSirmm