Washington, Nov. 4.
The City of Flint, which the crew has described as "a marked ship," appears to have become rather an orphan vessel under the new neutrality law.
Congressional circles believe that the United States cannot now have any official interest in the ship because under the new law, she is technically sailing "at her own risk."
Officials of the Maritime Commission and the ship's owners, however, declare it would be logical for the City of Flint to proceed to Kirkwall, Scotland, to unload.—Reuter.
Princeton School Princeton, Nov. 5.
Helen Priscilla Stam, 5, called "miracle baby" after Chinese bandits, who killed her missionary parents, spared her life, is now leading the normal life of an American child and daily studies and plays with 38 other pupils in a school here.
It was five years ago that Helen's parents, Mr and Mrs, John Stam. were beheaded, and her life was spared only when a Chinese prisoner volunteered to die in her place. She was three months old.
Her grandparents,
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