GOODING, FRANE R

He was 6. in England and came to the United States with family in 1867. Received educaj in public schools of Paw Paw, t “Appointed to fill unexpired term in United States Senate in 1921. Hlected to United States Senate for full term 1921-1927. (1876), American dramatist, s. of NewMan and Jeanette Rothschild Goodman. Graduated from Harvard in 1899. Befame managing editor of Current iterature, later going to the Mirror. | Has written extensively for all leading “Magazines. His principal plays include The Test, The Man Who Stood Stil, “Mother, The Silent Voice, The Man Who Came Back, Busine Before Pleasure, Why Worry, His Honor, Abe Potash, 1859), an American university presi- ‘dent; 6. in Brooklyn, N. Y. He graduated from Amherst College, in 1879, continuing his studies in Paris and Berlin. He was Eaton profe or of inistrative law at Columbia Unihas been president of Johns Hopkins University. He is the author of many looks, among these being Comparative Administrative Law, 1893; Municipal, Mee my Government, 1910; Social Reform and the Consitiution, 1911, and Principles_of Constitutional Goverument, 1916. (1847), an American admiral; 6. in Philadelphia, Pa. He graduated from the naval academy at Anna polis in 1864, and was promoted through the various grades, becoming rear-admiral in 1904. During 1905-6 he had command of the Pacific Squadron. _He retired in 1909. (1793-1860), an American writer; 6. in Ridge field, Conn. He was at first a publisher in Hartford, Conn., then in Boston, Ma ., later being editor of The Token, and as such publishing some of the stories of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Then he began to write and publish a series of juvenile books, known as ‘the Peter Farley series, being stories of adventure, history, achievement, etc., written in a vein that proved very popular among children, From he ginning to end these books numbered 116 and were read all over the country and in England. He also wrote more serious works, among these being The | Outcast, and Other Poems, 1837; Recollections of a Lifekime, 1857; and his best known work, An Ill us i rate2 Natural History of the Animal Kingdom; 1859.