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Show CACHE AMERICAN. I.OGAN. UTAH . ever In the armament spending of any other nation, hut lo lend very Planet May Solve directly to slow down such mwiijlng Age-Ol- d by the United States. Argument In particular, they point out thst Washington. The ronflirt pe, were 9.000 Last Iweep observational astronomers the one nation which has given les Plane Is nearlymore than a transported. half million over whether Mercury heed to world opinion than any Transportation by year has a used scheduled airplanes. layer of atmosphere Is exerted other, for aotne years, baa been Spreading Rapidly. to be Solved wltldn the next two The planes used In the early days of Jupan. Nuvul officers, especially, Washington The recent trail the pnesenger and expies service years, when the liny planet. Inhive always and still nermost niemlier of the sun's that war between the United blazing flight from California to flew only from 00 lo RSI ndles per Guam via the Hawaiian, Mlilway boor. Modern, streamlined planes family, Jut barely skims the face Stntea and Japan U Inevitable. been with from one to four motors, and of the sun. May 11. J U't7. The It la commonly known that the and Wake Islands would have an nnbrllevalde accomplishment a with all the comforts designer have presence of slmosphcte should Japanese are oppressed hy ery decade and a half ago. Today It I show Itself hy a been able to put Into flying craft, jBy ring of light t heavy taxes to carry their one more of from 150 toward the develophave a cruising about the planet. loud, put there la not the ment of anstep Industry which Is busily to more than 20 mile per hour. slightest Indication that the JapWashington. There li mure and Unking continent and o the part of IresMent anti anese MsipIe Intend to rise In their spanning Spreading Network. seat. ndles are flown hy United Pistes men "During the time Secretary of State Hull to co umt might and demand that their govFor a decade after the Wright In this were spreading a net- planet. They link every state In tha te with the of Nations In ernment curtail Ita military exemll-tureg- . country brothers made their first successful work of alrllnca over thli On the contrary, all Indicathe sanction against Italy tlinn liu country, Union and spread from Its borders flight In flight a few to Alaska. t'anud,i, the West Indies air field out of furuis, desappeared on the nurture. I.oth re- tion are that the Japanese snple airplane hundred mile and even less, were carvingand mountain and and South America. France is the erts, plateau, gret exceedingly that the neutrality approve Nippon's militaristic course, front National the page news." says Iuw juts.-c- d erecting hencon to guide the night second largest iqiertitor of air line hy Congress did not go believe It to he essential to their society. with about JVUKi miles of air lines further. They lsh that the word future, and are fiercely willing to Geographic European countries, particuIn l'.MU newspaper readers were plnnrs. flow o under the Trl color. Germany GerGreat Brll.iin, France, munitions" had been used Instead make any sacrifice fur their counlarly amazed w hen they learned that Glenn and the Netherlands were has about 20,000, Russia about of arias, a iiiiiiutii t Inn and Imple- try. Curtis had flown from Albany to many a network of air routes orer 25.u0, Great Britain. 2l.to0, and tha ments of war,' which phrase Is go forming New York city, 150 miles. In 2 hours Euro(H' and linking their colonies by Netherlands about 12.000 ndles. narrow In Itg strict definition that It Military Rule in Japan and M minutes. They were aston- air. From comparatively short lines Kvrn those most optimistic about could not possibly he glretrhed to ished the following year, when Galof Scheduled air between the capitals of the conti"More mile Include oil, nr copper, for example, America 'a contention that armament braith I. Rodger flew from Sheeps-hearoutes are flown under the American nent In l'.iJd, European sir lines cost should not he Increased hy any without subjecting the adtidnlstra hay, New York, to the 1'aclflc flog than under any other national have been aiietched to Africa, Asia, tloti to another upset In the courts. nation concede this. What they coast In SI hours a retrip that In emblem. If all the world's air routes the East Italics, Australia, and booth Is a of for sentiment, change hope But despite this lack of legal aucent years ha been made several spanning continents anti seas were America. time In Ip- than 1.1 hours. thority, the Koxertiinent has been perhaps a year from now, perhaps 'Scheduled air transport travel merged Into one route It would giron. later hearing down hard on exporters Born of Air Mall. dle the world at the Equator about more (Inin 5(i,Ni.ooo udles annually The answer of the amity and navy and would he exporters of war maWhile many passengers were car- nine timet. Approximately 53,000 In the United States." terials. One of the latest Incidents to tlds Is that If the opinions of the ried In (dancs before the World war. la that the shipping hoard hureau Japanese did change. It would not It was not until after the war that of the Department of Commerce make any difference. It has been a scheduled regularly sun Ivor of the old shipping hoard demonstrated too often, they Insist, to zoom over the airplanes ofbegan the airway warned a certain concern about to that the Japanese people believe United 9 mi w,mm I. laai rr- States and Kurnie, ship a cargo of oil to Italy that the what they are told, and are absoCommercial air service of today 'j V T "dl-n- p mill under was the thumb of the lutely proposed shipment had its beginnings in the United tnry oligarchy. pnnod." States air mail. The first scheduled 1 he excuse here was that the ship In tins respect. In thp American air mail flight from Washington to ,r . ; 4 V ami cargo would have to run the military view, they ilitfer sharply New York In 11MS was made hy an ' gauntlet of the League sanctions, from two of the most military rvi:- army pilot In an army plane. In 'iJ ntul the government had an Investpowers of Lumpe- - Germany and the latter part of that year the Post ment. It so hapiauied that the ship Italy. For the present there Is no Office department provided Its own the wotdd he exporter desired to one to oppose the will of ILtler In pilots nnd planes and the Washinguse had been subsidized. Germany or Mussolini In Italy. But ton New York route was flown dally As a matter of fact, the only risk no one knows what will he Hie situuntil 11121. It was In 1120 that sevInvolved Is that In the time elapsing ation In either country ten years eral lilies were linked to form a after the sailing and before the ship from now. (tr even one year from coast to coast nlr mail route which reached tier Italian destination an now. touched Cleveland, Chicago, and actual block tide of Italy might he Omaha. Italy and Germany are each domnow Cor declared. there has inated for thp lime being hy one up to The first coast to coast route was been no more than a hint of actual Mall flown only during daylight. strong man. And no one can venNo ships hba hade. have been ture a prophecy as to what would was dispatched hy train during the stopped hy P.rltlsh or Crouch warhappen after that strong man passes night. In February, 1021, the first No transcontinental day and night flight ships In the .Mediterranean. from the stage. threat has been made that any will There Is nothing comparable to was made, the trip requiring fill be. that In Japan. In Nippon It is a hours and 21 minutes. With the 3 s Nevertheless, Insurance on ships group of high army and navy subsequent Installation of radio fawho dominate. traversing the sea that Mussolini cilities, airway lighting and claims the British now dominate, i 1. 1. - - " planes, that time was cut In but that the Italians ought to, has Canadian Treaty scheduled for half planes. nearly 1 . ftovvn tinderiieuth all the clamor The Post Office department reJumped tremendously. Cor example, mall an American Importing firm, which against the Canadian reciprocity to nlr the linquished private fViVi fnwrj' tfrt ittirtn brings cargos of ligs and dates from treaty, expert detectors of popular contractors In 1020. Extensive pasIs a full fledged fireman, for he received a gold President Roosevelt Persian gulf ports, has been serisentiment here believe the country senger and express service on reguthis will approve It. Further, they beously larly scheduled planes, did not be- badge signifying his metnhersnip In the Engle engine company of his considering sending gin until that year. More than 5,700 home town. Hyde Bark, N. Y. And wdth It went a red helmet, which tha freight overland to Atlantic ports, lieve that If the treaty Is approved President Is shown wearing as be accepts the medal from Donald Todd, or else around the Cape of Good In Ottawa which incidentally seem passengers were carried on regnlnr-lscheduled planes In 192G. In 1927, president of the (ire company. Hope. hy no means certain despite the majority hy which MaeKenzIe King so Change World Cruises recently came hack Into power NOBEL PRIZE WINNER Further, most world cruise ships the net effect will be a Roosevelt for the last month or more have asset at the polls. been advertising visits to South Should Ottawa reject the treaty, Seeks a German Bride After village on the outskirts of Bneha-resAfrica, and have been eliminating on the other hand, feeling hpre Is She seldom appears In public Helen Snubs Reunion. the .Mediterranean entirely, although that the net effect will he Injurious and devotes most of her time to dismost In world want tourists to the administration the election normally Bucharest. Bucharest Is hearing creet charity activities. Recenlly to visit Italy and next year. particularly reports of King Carol's Intentions of she donated an Important sum for Greece and the Holy Land. This Is based on a fundamental breaking his long relationship with the erection of a Greek Orthodox So that the government. In this political factor human nature. church at Sinaia, the picturesque Mine. Lnpescn and getrnlse of Insurance rates, which Is Many business men. economists nnd to a prinmarried village In the Carpathian mountains ting respectably a as in International have trade enough Interpreted naturally experts where Carol and she spent the hapcess blood. of royal Is If Its within the that figured danger signal. perfectly reciprocity treaty moments of their romance. he Is It that piest approached reported In In to with the Taft Canada restrain ship- negotiated seeking right Political leaders In recent months ments. Vet everybody knows that administration had gone into effect, his divorced wife Helena with a have been declaring that Carol must view to offering a reconciliation, this Is not the real reason nt all, the net effect would have been benbut that she declined the offer and choose between Lupescu and revobut merely an excuse. Cor the gov- eficial. lution. The rumors Indicate be bas Had the treaty gone Into effect. the king is consequently looking for ernment could he just as much promade his choice. a suitable bride. tected In Its Investment through It Is reasoned, and had the oppoIt Is a fact that for the first time Mr In to Jourthe sition Taft the promised ships making subsidy In 10 years Carol spent his summer English Traffic Worst ney through the war zone" as It Is country to abrogate the treaty, then without Lupescu. It Is also holidays from nnv other maritime danger. every one who was directly benePeril to Pedestrians true that Prince Friedrich of Questioned about the situation, of fiting under the treaty would have London. Pedestrians are hy far Sigtnaringen. the king's Crisis of the shipping bureau re been driven to Taft's defense, to uncle and the head of the the most frequent victims In road selfish the bureau must their Interests. that piled blandly protect Dr. Huns Speniunn, professor of branch to which belong the accidents in England. conform to administration policy." But there was no possibility, as It This fact Is revealed In the chief xoology at the University of Freikings of Rumania, has been In RuThat Is the real answer, although appeared when Taft was running mania on an Important family mis- constables official report Just Isburg Germany, who has been the Interesting fact Is that the polthat the treaty could for sion at the court of his nephew. sued. Other surprising disclosures swarded the Nohel Prize for MediIt has he revived. Hence there wns no icy has never been stated. Queen Marie, Prince Nicholas nnd are that only 4 per cent of those cine for his discoveries In connecselfish element to lie driven to merely been hinted. Elizabeth of Greece are In killed are drivers of vehicles and ting with embryonic evolution. The'1' first hint came when the Taft's aid. while all and sundry who constant communication with Carol. that In S3 per cent of fatalities the would no of hint been have hurt with thought they department, The greatest secrecy aurrounda speed of the vehicles Is under 20 publicity, sought to restrain the hy the treaty were still resentful at these Young Giant Is Student miles on hour. family councils. oil to to Oil Standard from shipping what they thought Taft had tried Rumor has It that Prince Friedof covers The the results report in Bulgarian High School do to them. Its Italian subsidiary. The com rich of Holienzollern-SlgmarlngeInquiries Into 1,300 fatal cases. Of pany made the thing public hy giv Vratsa, Bulgaria. The prodigy of will be entrusted with the mission that total, vehicles killed pedestriLumber Interests Howl lng out its answer. Standard's real high of finding Carol a wife of German ans In 842. and 403 deaths were the town Is a It would school boy, Assen Gherglileff, who This time the loudest outcries are point Is also concealed. due to collisions. royal blood. be perfectly willing to stop shipping Is from the Pacific over Northwest, six feet tall and weighs 250 coming There were 918 accidents on Lupescu leads a retired life In a oil to Italy If It were protected hy where the Imnfier Interests think pounds. bends or roads with open straight His strength Is extraordinary. public action on the part of this they would he badly hurt hy the a good sight line. Lifting weights of 450 pounds Is an government against Its Italian subtreaty. Applying thp 1012 chapter NOT NEWSBOY NOW While the percentage of pedestrito the present situation. If the sidiary. ans killed was 55.9, and bicycle rid- easy thing for the boy. And It Is by Keen observers here figure the treaty Is rejected the northwestern ers 20 per cent, the percentage of doing heavy lifting for various firms that he earns his way through lumber Interests will Inlliienre a government will do something to redrivers was only 4.8. strain copper shipments also, perheavy vote against Roosevelt next Of the pedestrians killed, 30.2 per school, as he Is an orphan. The Is not only strong physically but haps using the same tactics. year for what he tried to do to cent were under fifteen, and 49.9 per boy Is also a good scholar. them. It Is not a question of big were over. cent and Copying Wilson Ills friends are urging him to special Interests affecting the elec The people who cause the accitrain for wrestling or boxing. HowPresident Koosevelt Is taking a torate. No one ever accused former dents. according to the chief conhe will stick to his studies, as leaf from the hook of Woodrow Wil- Senator Clarence C. hill of Wash stable. are: Pedestrians, 49.1 per ever, his ambition Is to obtain a college son In talking over the shoulders of ington. representing the hig Inter cent: drivers, 25.1 per cent, and and the diplomats to the peoples of the ests. lie worked for a high lumber university education. pedal cyclists, 15.9 per cent world. The President and his adtariff because it would benefit his visers know perfectly wpII that state, and he figure I the folks out Relic Recalls Episode there is going to be no curtailment Captive Penguin in Zoo there would upprerl te it So much of armainetds at the disarmament War at Philadelphia Lay Egg has been said hy hill and others in French-Englis- h conference to be held In London. that a very considerable segment of Campheilton, New Brunswick. Philadelphia. Zoo officials, asIt has been a long time since there the Washington voters are now con The hulk of the French merchant tounded by the action of one of was the slightest hope of It. lienee vlncetl that Roosevelt simply Is not vessel, the Rienfaisant, relic of the the gardens penguin flock In laying the administration's objective has the type to understand their prob last Imttle between the French and an egg, are hoping against hope that been switched to the future, and lems. English In Canada 175 years go, a chick will be hatched. Usually from the worlds rulers to the On the other hand If the treaty has been found in the Restigouclie the birds need an Iceberg or someWorld's peoples. Is ratified hy Canada, although the thing like that for nesting activities, river, near here. While there Is considerable pessl and Oregon feeling in The vessel was abandoned by Its olfirers explained, but this penguin niisin ulmiit this accomplishing any on lumber, ami perhaps in upstate crew and set afire In July, 1700, to Just built a private nest In a clump New York and Wlseousln on that thing, no one Is particularly disprevent capture by- English war- of hushes. If hatched, the chick will of to It cream criticize million and a half gallons posed publicly. Army on It the sank Quebec side he the first penguin ever bora In ships. and navy ollicers have some hitter which may he brought in at ledu.-eWhen the parents of William I MX. of the Restigouclie river and has captivity. words about it In private. They duties, will he no different, there twenty seven, of Detroit, died a few tested there ever since. agree with the general feeling that will he oflsets. For example, the ago. he preferred lo make his This fall, because of unusually They Roost Together no one now living vvill lie here when orange growers of California, to say own living and became a newsboy low tides, part of the bulk Inis beWilson, S. C. A cat and s large the fruit is borne. If ever. lint they nothing of the producers of nll.et rather titan accept aid from an come visible ar.d souvenir hunters red rooster have become Inseparable add that this propaganda vvill also fruits, will waul to know if the op uncle Recently the orphan news- are stripping It. Using simple buddies on a farm of Lucian Barnes. reach the taxpayers, and through posing candidate proposes to nhro boy was notified that he was heir equipment, they have recovered a During the day they roam the farm, them the congress of the United gate the treaty to take away (hi side by side. At night the rooster lo STltlutl. willed to him hy that number of cannon halls. Iron Stales. advantage they will lie enjoying us same uncle. Needless to say, he Is bombs and other relics from stay on the ground to be beside it lienee, they fear, the net result der IL ao selling papers any more. recesses of the bulk. pah may be to make no change vvliat Copyright WNU Btrvk. U. 5. Tops World in Airway Routes arm HEARD ardund the NATIONAL CAPITAL Carter Field Who Are You? Charm, Romance in Evening Dress By 83 CIIFRIE NICHOLAS The Romance of Your Name Lr RUBY HASKINS ELLIS arma-tiieu- sjH-e- d An Alexander? e -s President Is Now jy surname Alexander Is from two Greek words meaning to aid or help, a powerful auxiliary." The Alexander family, according wns originally a to antiquaries, branch of the MnclMiniild, for Alexander ilaclMuinld. younger ton of the Lord of the Isle. obtained a grant of lands In the county of ('lurknmnnnn where he made hta residence and hi descendant took the name of Alexander a a surname. In the reign of James V, Andrew Alexander married Catherine GraHI son Alexander married ham. Elizabeth, the daughter of 8lr Robert Douglas. Afler two generation we find William Alexander tutor to the carl of Argyle, who appeored TIIU Fire laddie 'at .n: 3 r olll-eer- hlgh-spee- tc e' -- v '4 y King Carol Is Hunting for Another Wife L Holien-zolle- fifteen-year-ol- of the luxurious, elegant, the romantic, the dramatic, toe gi. unuu.ua ill fashion truncates a turning of the tide as they gay It does, from a reason of deptesslon to an era of pros(erlty and good Hines, then Indeed have we cause to rejoice for the present signs In the matter of opulent dress are most propitious. The new fashions, especially forat the court of James I of Englnnd, mal modes, are not only glamorous and by hltn wns knighted In 1014. and elegant beyond anything known It was he who personally conducted for years but they add to their fasthe colonization of Nova Seotla In cination In thnt they seem to have America, for which service the king recaptured the glories, the poetry, made him a grant of the province. the vision and the Imagination, the In 1025 he was made governor-ln-chle- f art, as expressed In lovely apparel of Nova Scotia. created throughout the ages. Scottish Alexanders of the same At a recent style ehow.ng given line came to America and settled by the Chicago wholesale market council the gowns for formal wear, on large tracts of land on the Pothree of which are herewith Illustomac river. The city of Alexandria near Washington takes Its trated, confirmed the feeling tliat we are entering a fashion era onto from this distinguished famwherein a new spirit of elegance ily. pervades. A great general of the RevoluEloquent of classic beauty and tionary war was William Alexander, whose patriotic services In the war statuesque dignity which curries the and especially In the Battle of Long grace of aculpturul lines are the new evening gowns of Grecian InIsland, 1770, are record of remarkExtreme Interpretations able bravery. He was alio known spiration. as Lord Stirling, have Inherited this of modes a la Grecqtte are seen In title from Scottish forbears, dating the draed themes of Vlnnet and other Paris designer. Long flowback for many generations. . The Virginia Alexanders In this ing scarfs, huge wing sleeves, side pleating are all shown country began with John, who came draped silk from Scotland In 1059 and settled in in the new soft quality-kincreieg and velvets. Other gowns a Stafford county. He married all around of Smart The Colonial and show skirts pleated floating billowy masses of chiffon, roster records many Revolutionary or slim dresses with draperies by the name of Alexander who were (often plented) In long cascades to In their country time of from loyal the shoulder, to form a short war. at the side or back. train Robert Alexander (1720 S3) was Sumptuous fabrics, for which the a founder of the first classical present season Is noted, bespeak school west of the Rlue Ridge, later named Washington and Lee uni- the rich beauty of Italian Influence, especially the magnificent velvet versity. Alexanders In the New England In warm deep purples and reds and states were represented by George, greens, such as have lived through who settled In Windsor, Conn., and Robert a native of Scotland, who was living In Boston In 1G84. revival IFtheTHE more JtUexanbcr A Gibson? THE name Gilbson means the of Gib" or the son of Gi- sand-fille- k high-fron- t, low-bac- FABRIC KNOWLEDGE AIDS WISE BUYING Fabric knowledge la part of yew fashion education. The smart wen an knows thaL It Isnt the Initial cost of a dress. It's tbe upkeep that counts. When yon are conA-den- t that your taffeta will stay crisp; that your satins will bold their luster; that your chiffons wIB retain their loveliness and never get sleazy or sloppy; when yot know that your sheers will hold their shape and that your crepes won't ultimately sag under an avalanche of beading or braid, that your clokys will stay la. and that yonr drapes will not sag then, and only then, are you well dressed. Women are rapidly learning td find out all these things before they buy a dress. They are learning to buy predictable merchandise. lbert" Several families of this name followed James II, of Scotland, In tbe settlement of Ireland In 1003, and during bis long reign others settled on tbe lands In the Province fifty-fiv- y-- the centuries In old master paintings and frescoes. The versatility of the present mode would make It appear as If Oriental princesses had come to life. In the new harem drapes sad metal doth turbans snd sari scarfs and head coverings. Persian colorings snd patterning. Chinese embroideries carry the spirit of the Far East Into the Immediate fashThen there In tbe ion program. Russian Influence which uns an Influence on current stylo trends, as manifest In the smart high cossack turbans snd for bordered tunic blouses and coats and suits. Of course we must not neglect te make mention of ' the picturesque robe de style gowns which have and are bringing so much ef romance Into tbe modern fashion plctnra. In these you may be as boaffant end rococco as were lovely Udles In the king's court In olden days of pomp and glory when Georgs the Fourth was king. Speaking of the bouffant we are minded to call your attention te tbe chnrmlng dress centered In the Illustration. It demonstrated at first glance to tbe audience gathered nt the etyle revue held In Chicago, the fact of high quality emphasised In a superb taffeta glinting with metallzed highlights. Te the right. In the picture. Is a very lovely evening ensemble fashioned of one of the new rapturous, scintillating silver lame weaves such as are se smartly In rogue this season. Ita slenstyling accents a derized figure. Front skirt faRoesa, halter-nece bodice, decolletage, Jeweled belt buckle are all blghgpota of note. To tbe left, a gown of pearl dot satin bespeaks Grecian Inspiration via heavy golden cords nnd tassels. e Wst-r- a Nivimzo Oula, U. S. Designers Following Glittering Fabric Trend of Ulster In the north of Ireland. So It is that most Americans of this name are of Scotch-Irisextraction. Among the first Gibsons to found the family In this country was John, who came to New England In 1031 and settled at Cambridge, Mass. In 1037 be became a free man. Another settler was Richard Gibson, a clergyman of Portsmouth, M. H, la 1037. William Gibson was a resident ef Lynn, Miss., In 1GG5. Pvfcli Udiir, lac WfC Bn Hi For the football game, school shopping or any daytime wear the above outfit Is always eon eet. The coat la French lapln over a Scotch plaid dress In brown and red. The accessories are In brown to match the coat which may be worn with a suit on cold days. The swagger coat with its youthful lines I one of the tainred womans highlights this season. The French started It. but American designers were quick to follow the new trend of glittering fabrics for afternoon and evening wear. A survey Just made of Atnertcan teas tiles discloses that every Important manufacturer In New York has and presented materials to achieve unusual brilliant effect Gabled reports on the first fall openings of the Iarls dressmakers still further Indicate the advent of spas-klin-g fabrics. Vests of Suede leathers are getting more supplp and wearable each year. This season smart vests are made of sued te go with sports suits and fur con to. They blend perfectly wltA tbs fabrics- - |