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Show JOR~AN JOURNAL. MIDVALE i-New German relchstac con Mur.sollnl reorr;a.nlzed Italian of fourteenth Zion '·''··-··· marked l>Y great >Pr settlement of ltt<f' States reached bll~a!lons anceled ~:.--~~rpn,eh and Belg ans e\ acuatPd usa,ew</Hlrt, sburg and Huhrort the ··'·"···~ Brita n granted I beral terms to France t Br lain renewed tun ns with Mex co "'estro8_y",!dd Span ~ warships ~ AdJ r capital o! Japan and Great send judi ial repre into the Shanl;hal Lu.roJpeam powers and Cl h a l~Cal!la,u·x·s olrer on French debt he took bark Amerl a otrtr t1o OC<l 000 a Har for n e Hars n~>ltOt at ons wlu be resumed r rl nn en arv Ur on serjj<lons n \\ uh ngton 5-Europea 1 security pact confer op~ne<i In l o arno Switzerland t 7-lnternatlonal comm ss on began lnqul into Shanghai rots Oct 9-1 erma a~ reed on for fundlni Czechoslovakian debt to T:nlted Stat~s Oct 12 t: ni ed States troops at request of President Ch a I of Panama entered Pan rna City a d suppreaRed Red rent ri~~ssia and Germany aimed commer cia! tleaty 0 1G-Minlstcrs or Great Brita n France Germany Belc urn ltaly Po Jan and Czechoslovakia at Locarno t 116 Rhine security pact and &C arbItration trPa ties 1!>-o-fllree,ks and Bul~ar ans foue:ht Demlhissar s~nt uit atum to Bul Indemnity and apology tempora v ar debt to Ameflca mds .Apr 1 19-1 o mer 1 eln or Get many war crtmes Aptll 2~>--f leld burg ele ted May 11-l! tght for :sofia cathedral May 12-Pa I on a gurated prtB den or May 13-Aioys \an de ne Beig a~ ab net May 20-chang- 1so lin occupied Pe glng F eng 1 u Hsiang wlthdt a vlng hls troo1 s May 21-Amundsen hopped oft tor the po e from ~P tz e gen 11 t two Ilanes May Zt-Bc!g an rab net res! ned May 30--Scr o s riots started by native students In S ar ghat tollol\ed by fatal tights ' lth forel~:n pollee forces June 5-Extens \e plot to assassinate krng of Spain uncovered June 11-Presby ran Methodist and Congregational churches of Canada. merged Into 1 n ted Church or Canada June 17-\ Is ount Poullet formed new Belg n mlnlstrv June 18 A nundsen party arrived o.t Sp tzbergen safely Fie v to with n less t an 150 miles of pole lost one plane and ret rned n other June 26-Gretk government overthrown by mlli ary and na\al re\olt and new one lnsta led under General Pangalos June "6--I angalos became premier of Greece Jllne 29--Shelk Said and 21 other leaders of the Kuru sh Insurrection ex ecut~d by the Turks Jul) 19-Dr se rebels In Elyria besiege<'! tl e I rench garrison or 700 In the fortress of Suedta Julv 21-Premler Da SIIV& and cabinet or Portugal resigned Julv 2.'>-I faders ot Turcoman revolt In Per a executed Aug 3-Serloua revolt or Druses In S> r a aga nst tl e French Aug 13-Presldent h.emal or Turkey by pres denl a! decrees d vorced his wife Latlfe Hanoun and removed a!J restrict o s on won en s dress Aug 2"-Seven Eg) ptlans executed for murder or Sir Lee Stack the slrdar Sept 1 Boliv1an conbress annulled tht elec ion or Vll!aneu\a as Pres dent Sept 24-French routed Druse rebels at Sued a Oct !-President Alessandrl ot Chile resigned Oct 4---Russla entirely abandoned pro hlbltlon Oct 19-Re\Oit or DruAcs In Damas us SUI! ressM I~ French In 01 e dav after bloody baW City Parlly destroyed bv bon la d:nent Octl 24---Em I ano Fir;ueroa elected Pre n t or C lie ! Oct :!7-Pren ler Palnleve and the en tire Fren l cabinet res gned when Fl nance M n ster a laux tt>fuse<l to quit after 1 is tlnanc al program hal been disapproved Oct 29--Palnleve forme I new French cabinet with l mseiC as premier and rn n ster or finance coneervatl\es led by Arthur Me ghan won Ca adlan parllamen ary ele tlon 0 t 31 Pers nn pari anent depo<ed Sl ah Ahmed ~llrza at d Riza I~han pre ler and d eta tor assumed the t1 rone as K ng Pa Iav No 4---B 11 ry Be~ rebel leader pro claimed S>rian r~publlc Tlot to asonss nate Prer ier 1\1 ssol n anrl overll row tt e goHrnmPnt to led bv !tal a~ pol ce all Masonic templrs se e 1 by a thor It es :\o 9--I lot to assassinate king of RJman a t warten Ar l blsl op or Canterbury appointed to r.mlttee to stUd\ Calth heal! 1: Nov 11-Gen Fe g Yu hslar~; took con trol or Peking and n embers of the a ret res gned Marshal Chang re treated to~ ard Manchl\!llfl 1\o~ 13-Pol sl ahlnii't'" reslgne 1 l'iov 1o-Sn an rebels won battle In I ebanon and ca)Jtured several towns from Chr stian forces Co nmunlst governor ousted bY state legi1;lature of >;a Luis Potos Mexico Tw I e Russ a offi lals sentenced to deatl for g1 aft No :;J-1\e\\ Pol &h coal tlon cabtnet formed by Pren ler Skrzvns <I Nov 21-Egl ptlan parliament held ru np session 1 d vote<.! lack or conn der ce n gove nment ::--iov 2'l I ren I an ber or deputes re jected part of gOVPrnment 8 financ al proje t and I a nleve cab net resigned Nov 25-- Do n tr a d Herriot b th fa led to for n new French ministry Arnl} ..., olt a,a nst Chang 'I so 1 n In Ch na reported No r. I In~: Ran R or S am del " r1 was succeeded by h s brother Prince l raJ t pok l'\o 27 Gen I •n~ chal en~ted Mars ai Ct ang to IU t Cl inese rolftlcs or fl).:ht Br nd for e 1 new caol et for Prance \ ith I ou 1 • r as finance rninlster 1\o •< Ita I an par fan ent r assed laws making 1.1 sso!inl d etatorsh p complete INDUSTRIAL German rea relchs ag ratifl d P.~ 1-1 ocarno treaties signed In I on hy s• en nat ons promls n~ peace •~c rlty for Europe E ncuatlon of e to be on pleted by Januar Jl protested to l..t>ague or !\at OM Pcrs :Jng 8 alleged retard ng of ',., a •l•b •ell~ er for fund In~ Rumania~ debt " U!s rearhed In \'i ash ngton 21 -Ab l el Krlm opene J peace tiona with F ranee ar d Spain FOREIGN 1-<'hlneae go ~rnme t procla med to a ucep e~ r resldmt T•ao h s par a.mer tar 8 pporters Ill -.ol r l or tal beo:a aun UTAH Oct 26-Lieut J H J:)ool1ttle won Schneider trophy it. leapl&ne race &t Bal tim ore Oct 27-0ne h ndred &nd nWeth birth d&y of the United State• navy celebrated Lieutenant Doolittle set new speed rtc ord for seaplanes &t 25( 713 mllea an hour at Bait more 0 t 28--Court mart al or Colonel llfllch ell opened General Summera 1 President or the co rt and Generals Bowley and Sladen wltl drawn for alleged prejudice Oct SO-Col Thomas " Mill"t former allen property custod an !our GHman and Swl•s r tlzens and t1 ree Gern an and Rwlss corporations Indicted by federal grand jury on cl arges or conspiracy to defraud the United States government Nov 3-James J Walker Democrat elected maYor or New York A Harry Moore \\ et Democrat elected ~tov ern or of Ne ;v Jersey Nov 5-Biennlal (Onventlon or Anti Sa loon league opened in Chlra~:o No\ 5-Ja.mes I Jones appointed dlrec tor of prohlb lion Nov 9-Co one! Mitchell opening his de tense made & ne v ser es or cl arges against the ar ny and na v air ser re• Nov 14-Garlan I F Nye appointed 'Cnlted States ReJ;ator by Governor Sor le oC North Dakota to sucteed the late Sen atnr La ld No 1°-Ff'Mral g and j rv at Ct 1 n o lnd cte I Boston !< Mal A ralir ad an 1 21 lnd \ duals for I e~r runn " co sp ra y No "3-MI~sl•s ppl \ alle\ a oc atfon con\ened I St I o s and den and•rl r. mediate deHiopm•nt or In ian I a •r \\ays ncludlng ne ( hlca~o to Gulf oroj ect New tax b 1J comp!•terl cu t1 g Un ted S ates revenues b} $32 ZG OOU 1\ov ?!-Ali p r ts for vine oak ng re o ed IJ n e t < 2u-~fajor G n~ al Patr ck Ileal or my a ·~r e n a nual report seorNl a n stra t on f r n ~!ect of t1 e • r ce 1'-;o\ or. ~Ia1 G n Amos Fries hlef of cl ~n al \\arfare Eer tre In ann~ai re port dec areJ the ser ce was menace<.! by too mu h economv Nov ~-Interr atwr.al T ive Stoci< expo sit on opened n Ct a~o Nov !}...S•<retary of Lomrn.rce Hoo rr suhm tted annual report rg d rlv complet on of m d HSt \ ater av proj ect" Dec 1-AU ~acramental wine per n ts re ked etrectl\ e De en ber 1 ll! scle Shoals board of lnqu rv rna le dl i led repurt r ajorltv re om nen leI •ase to private capllal for ex I sf e r ro du tlon or fer 1 z•r minor tv oppo<e l goHrnment operation an l ad sed d I on between fert lizer a d other prod ucts Dec 7-Sixt~ ninth congress opened It• sc• on Nicholas Long\\ orth elected speaker of the house Amer can 1 arm Bureau federal on opened meeting n Cl cago and was a I dressed by President C ol l~e Dec 8 PreFI ent Cool dge s message \\as read to con ress Dec 18-House passed the rev nue bill Ogden II Hammond of New Jersey appointed an i.Jnssador to Spain Erie rallroa I and ten lnd \I duals In d cted In Ch cago for beer runnlno con~ piracy Dec 21-R V Taylor Democrat of Mobile Ala nom I a ted to t e member of Interstate commerce commission DISASTERS Jan 23-Serlous Hoods in southern stales E eb 1-Mine explosion at Dortmund Gern any killed 138 I eb 2()-M ne explosion at Sull van lnd killed 61 men Feb 28--Earthquake sl ook all eastern North Amer ca seven perso 1S kll d In Canada ll!arch 16-Thou•an Is killed b) earth quake In central Chi a March lS--0 er SOli k lied and 3 000 11 jured by tornado wllcl swept so t ern Ill no • Indiana M ssourl Alabama and Tennessee April 1>-City of Cha!chihultes ll.lexlco destroyed by volcanic act on 200 kllled May 8-Miss ss ppi rl\ er ex urs on steamer caps zed ncar Memphis 22 lost May 15-Forty three men killed b 1 Jne explo•lon near Dortmund Germany May 26-Explosions In coal mme near "anrord N C entombed and krlled 62 men , Jun~ 2-Disastroua tornado at Minne apolis June !-Seventeen men killed by mine explosion at Sturgis l\y June 15-Fo ty live persons mostly Ch ago German Amer! ans on the r "'a to Bremen k !led in train wreck near Hackettstown N J June 29 Santa Barbara Cal wrecked by earthquake 11 dead property Joss more an f:!S 000 000 July 4 Nearly tlfty _persons killed by col apse of Boston la'!lce hall Aug 18-Bo lers of excursion steamer exploder! near N e port R I oO k led Aug 25--Ital an sui.Jmar ne lost w th 49 men Sept 3-Naw dirigible Shenandoah destroyed by s orm In Ohio Lleut Com mander Zachary Lansdo vne and 13 others killed Sept 24-U S submarine S 51 sunk In collision with steamship City of Rome otr Rhode Island coast 33 men lost 3 saved Oct 27-EIS"hteen killed In train wr~ck near Memphis Tenn Nov 12-l'!rltlsh submarine with crew of 68 lost In English channel Nov 111--Chd• l1 er Len pe burned orr Del a" are coast 367 pas•engers and rew sa\ed one man dr \\ned n ree m Ilion dollar tlre on docl<s at New Orleans Nov 30 West coast or Florida ra a~:ed by storms NECROLOGY Jan 4-Ar hbls op Henry l!oe!ler of Ca olic 1 oce~e oC C nclnnat Jan 8-George W Bellows American art st Jan 9-Ed\\ard Morga postmaster of Nn York C t Jan 10-Dr Norman Bridge em n€nt Cl cago pi yslc an and ph Ia th o sl Ja l -Daniel C Reid t n Plate king In .Ne v 'I ork Jan 25-John C b astman o\\ ner and putl sher or Ch ca o Jo rna! Jan 2 lleld Marshal Baron Grenfell famous Br t sh sold e J[tn 31-Georoe \' Cable Amer can aut! or f. eb 2-John Lane Eng! sh p bl sh~r Feb 6-J I us 1- I i d rna m 1 on aire Hast manufactUter or Llnclm a at M ami Bene! I eb Thomu W Lawson Boston tlnanc er 1 eb 12-ll!rs Clio H Bracken Ameri can sculptr s Feb 1o--hed W Upl am or Chicago former nat! nal treas rer oC He~ubl ra party III H De \ o ng rounder a d oub Isler or Sa I mnc s o Chronicle Feb 18-Dr Marion Le Ho~ I r on pres dent of l n e s t of M chi~an James L n• Aile <\mer ca Feb 23 MaJ G~n Jan es H \\ son la•t or C i "'ar corps mma l r. Feb 24-Hjalmar Drantlng former premier of S ellen I eb 25--Me I II McCormick U S ser.a o !rom Illinois 1- eb 26-Ro~e t C Clo\\ ry former pres ldomt or \\estern Unlor Telegraph com panv ¥ eb 27-J I C ~"Iarke veteran news raper man and tlay vr gl t n ::\e 1 ork T E Mart ne former aenat r from New Jersey Feb 28 I edrich Ebert president of Ge n any :liar I 2 "llliam A Clark c rper n agnate and former senator from Mon ta a l\lar b 9-B shop Will am A Qua te or Met! odlst Epr•copal church at Bald vln Kan M:uch 12-Dr Sun Yat Sen tlrst pres! der t of Ch nese rep life at Pel mg March 2Q--Marqu s Curzon of h.edles on at I ondon Mat c 27 Gen Lord Henrv SeYmour Ha v! 1 son co r an ler In chi•C of the British l orces In I d a at Dell I ~lar h 21 \ esp 'll!!l. arner former commissioner of pensions at Cl nton Ill Apr 1 3-J ean lie Heszke Camous tenor In Nice Mn e Bernice de Pasquall oper& d \a In Omaha ~pr i 6-Arcl bishop Alexander 1.hrlst 8 of Roman Cathol c diocese of Oregon CitY Ore Apr I 13---EIWOOG HaHes ln>entor of first Ameri an automobile In Kokomo I d April l;r-John S eminent April B--Ralph J:) author In Concoro N May 1-Willlam A caKo bank~r Congressman Arthur Battle Cre~k Mich May 8--\ !•count soap kin,. I G Cro\\ell Amerl an May 7 MaJ Gen II U S A rtt red u May 8--Dul e of Rut and Ma v 9-Henrv 0 \\ llbur rhoco ate manufacturtr May 10--Htrbert Qu ck thor and editor W F Massey premier ot land May 12-lltlss Amy Lowell critic at Rrookl ne Mas& Maj Gtn .Arthur Murr&y \\ ashlngton Gen Charles Manr;ln the defender Verdun May 1!-VIscount Milner Enr;Jl'llh Rtatesman :\lay H-S r Henry Rider Har;r;ard Enr; lish author May lo--Lieut Gen Nelson A Mlle1. U S A retired In \\ash ngton May 16-Selden P Spencer United States senator fron Missouri May 22-F eld Marshal I' rench ot Ypres May ~Dr E nest DeW pres <lMt of Chicago Unl ersity I outs ~alk noted organ at Jn ester N 'l: June 1-Tl omas R vice pres dent or tt e \\ asll ~;ton June 4-Cam lie astrono ner P re I ouys June 5-\ aut or I J atIuly '~'"'"'''"~' ne t mercl ant Mo Cardinal Be"n archbishop of July 25-Dr A J Ochsner surgeon n Ch cago July 25-\\ i!llam Jenn nc:s Brya.n Ill D l' ton Tenn .Mrs Helen H Gardner author an4 educator m \\ash n~: on July 28-Edgar A Bancrort United States a1 1bassa or to Japan Aug 3-Paul J Gores prominent hotel Aug 5-0 wen F Aldis pioneer Chl man In cago a1 Cll ta 1stagoI Paris Aug 7-George Gray former United I States Eenato from Delaware I Au., 8 Jot n Temple Grave» o! Georcla. ed tor ar.d lecturer Aug 11-'11 eo lore Splerlnr; Amerlcaa \ lol nlst In ~lun ch Aug 1&-.':l r Adam Beck prominent n em I er ot 0 tarlo ablnet Aug 19--VIctor F La\\son editor ant pub! sher or Cl icago Daly News M ss Helen Culver aged ph!l&nthrop ..t, at Lake l orest 1!1 Aug 22-Sir George Goldie foundel of :-; igerla In London Arthur 5hlrle) Bnghsh dramatist. Au~; 29-Thomas H sgen Independent league candida e for Presidency In 190*. W 0 Stoddard once prh ate secretary to Abraham Lincoln at Madison. ~~~~~~~~~~~~!I Green's August Flower I I ~""''for Constipation, l11d1gestlon and Torpid L1ver Reheves that fec!tng of havmg eaten unwisely 30c and 90c bottles AT ALL DRUGGISTS. N J Sept 9-E R Stettinlua of J P Uor&'an & Co In New York «ept 4---Regmald C Vanderbilt, at Por smouth R I Sept 7-Rene 'V lv ani former premier or I ranee Sept S-Earl or Portsmouth 1 HINDERCORNS Remo-rea Ooms Oal Sept 11-Samuel P Threslter of Chi louses etc. stops all pllin ca~;o anti vice crusader teet makes walk ng easy Sept 14---Max Pam of Chlcaco note4 tJ(s a corpo atJon law~er :Sept 15-Ilerbert Parsons former con 1.01lACCO-ld :-iTlCt.Y S\H Iii LEA~ g1 essn an from New 'l: ork 1 Horne grown H.ome cured: Mellow with Seymour Cromwell New York banker 1 oge Quality !!ret. Satisfaction guaranteed, and broker 6 lb $1 C 0 ll J E Choatc W ngu Ky Sept 19--Marquls Eaton ef Chlcaco Ia w yer and ci ic leade• Sir Francis DarV>In scientist &nd aoll of Chatles Darwin SCHOOL Of EffiCIENCY Sept 20--Paul Bartlett .American All commercial branches. Catalog fne. sculptor In Rome SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Sept 21-A C Bedford of New York, GO N Mala St Standard Oil magnate James Deerln~; Chlcar;o and Miami EYES"~. w.!'l~........ mill onalre at sea Sept 24-Viscount Hamao Japanese statesman Ada Lewis American actress Sir Prat&b S n&"h m&haraj&h of Kashmir Sept 29--Leon Bourgeois French statesman Oct 3- William H Scriven ot pro nlnent ra !road executive Step! en Ronan noted Irish jurist. Oct 6-Fred Ztmmerman pres dent C I & W R R at Battle Creek Mlch ."l~i'el'r.,. Oct 7-Chr sty Mathewson famoua baset>all pitcher \\ lima s m thf.'I ''a~ surptlst d 0 t 10--Jnmes B Duke tobacco nag Sm day recently to see het attle nate and 1 h lanthrop st In New York Oct 14 -San uel M Ralston U 8 Ben& wl o "ns Rtttmg seHrnl c:eatq tor fr m Jnd ana E gene Sandow famous 1tron1r man of her In one of tl e chm ches of tba In Lo don cit\ slnglng \dth the congr egatton Oct 15 Gen Isaac R Sherwood former On the "a~ home nft<'nl nrd the decongre•sman and Civil war veteran In 'lo edo Ohio hghted mother satd "hy '\lima. Rt Rev F rederlck Burress Episcopal I 11 ltH·ed Jon sang 111 the h) mns this b shop or J onS' Island Oct I - '\\ II am Llvlnc:stone president morning I did not know )OU knew or Lake Carrters asso latlon In De tlem troit Oct 2 -Bi•ho'l Edward M Parker C!l 1 here '\II<: unotl er surpr1se In store Nell Hampsllre Oct 26 Dr H J Waters &grlcultural for her hoi\ e1 er when the httle sing e pert and editor of \'i eel<ly Kansas CitY er ansn ered 'en much pleased lllth Star Job Harriman Socl&llst leader In Sler herself Oi I don t know '\\hat the ra Madre Ca 1('st of them "et e sing ng I 0 t 27-E H Carmack prominent In smgmg It Ain [ Gum surance man or Chicago Oct 28-Theodore Pr~sser publisher of 1\Iore Etude In I h ladelpl a Oct 0--M E Atl•s president nlus !\atonal bank or \\ash ncton Don't Forget Cuttcura Talcum Ge I el x Agnus \eteran of arrr y of Wh "'dl 1 !Snpoleon III and of the Cl\11 V>ar and en au ng to your toi et requlsltcs to mer publisher or Bait more American I An exquisite face slln bally and du~t 0 t 31-L \\ h te Busbey veteran 1 " "' d journal st In \\ ashlngton lln PO\\ uer an perfume rendering Gcn M w Frunse So\let Ruslan other perfumes superfluous You may co m s ar ror '1\ ar 1 1:'\o 5-Dr Sa nuel Dickie prt~~ldent re Y on lt because one of the Cuticura emeritus or Albion college Michigan Trio (Sonp Ointment and Talcum) l'\ov 6-P A Lannon rormer pub 25 h 1 sher of Salt Lake Tribune c eac everyn here -AdHrtlsement. 1 hal D nh emperor of Annam 1\o\ 7-Eldr <lge Gerry <>now New Release Fr-om the Stram York tlnancl~r I of 1\ordhagen noted Norwegian \\ ho is the ~er\ slnngy ell 1p you arc! teet I T 1l Preston vete an Canadian edl I \\ere just tnlklng- to? or Ho s 1 ten< her of I n.,ltsh enjoying No~ 8--Ira 0 Baker emer tus profes •or or civil eng neerinrr at Unlvers tY a d U orr -Exd ange of Ill nois Do nicto De Gama Brazilian states So ne slnnPrs are Jlt>tpet taih prny man ::--<ov 10-A J Earling former pres! lng for for~rh eness and ne'er resist <lent of C M & St P ra IV>ay In Ml lng t<>mptatlon \\aukee No 13-E D Libbey mill onalre £lass n a uracturer and art patron of Toledo RUB YOUR I Small Marden Sang Her Own 01 0 Nov 1&---J W P Lombard veteran banker of ~~ I'll aukee !\ o l -J Cal pbell Corv well kno n a toonlst In Den er No\ 19-G 0 Shields author lee turer and editor in :r>ew 'I! orlt Nov ~-Do'lla.,er Queen Alexandra of England • C nra :\!orris actress at New Canaan Co n Dr Paul F Peck proCessor or hlstorJ n Nor b'llrRtern unl trslty :r>o T Bro\\11 Ice president of Orner of Rail" av 1 elel!raphers sup!)alat " dow of Theebaw last kina of B r a I'\ov 0 6-Rama \I king of Siam A A McCorm clc former publisher an I c ~ic lea ler of Ch cago N ~ 28-Gordon E !'.herman a thorltv nternat onal Ia w In ~!on isto ~n N J 25~ 1\ov 29-A drew Fletrl er pres dent 0 t American I oco notiH co nJ a Y In Ne" 1 1 orlt Dee 18-A N Belding noted silk mi;~~an1\1~h R1ck\j~{ns~~nn publisher I Lun ber World He\llew In Chicago Dr W H Thornycrort British sculptor Janes \\ ood president emeritus ot An rican Blhle society [ Dec ~o-Prof E S Morse zoolo&rlst, at Sale n :Mass Dr C Bla presld~nt ot BELL:ANS Hot water 24-" SureRehef ELL·A FOR INDIGESTION I and 75¢ Pkgs Sold EveryWhere now |