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Show Sept. 14 Maine senatorial and state Eacifist; for 1936 to Carlos Saavedra dicated In favor of hi brother, the duke election carried by Republicans. of Yoik, Argentine foreign minister. Nov. 25 Germany and Japan signed Dec. II British parliament and the Sept. 28 G. A. R. national encampment opened in Washington. to dominions accepted Edwards abdication agreement fight spread of communism American Legion opened convention to Nov. 27 Spanish government asked and the accession of George VI. Cleveland, dedicating Peace Gardens. Dec. 12 George VI was proclaimed League of Nations to deal with menace Sept. 24 American Legion elected to peace caused by recognition of rebels king of Great Britain and made Edward duke of Windsor. Harry W. Colmery of Topeka national by Italy and Germany, commander. of China kidDictator Chiang President Roosevelt addressed Brazil C. H. Williams Ruhe of Pittsburgh ian parliament at Rio. naped in Sianlu by mutinous troops of of G. A. R. elected commander-in-chie- f Marshal Nov. 30 President Roosevelt arrived Chang. Dec. 17 Giuseppe Motta elected presiSept. 25 Harry Woodrmg given recess at Buenos Anes. as secretary of war. of Switzerland. dent Dec. 1 appointment congress peace Sept. 26 Flour mill workers strike In In Buenos Aires opened with speech by SPORTS Minneapolis ended by compromise. Roosevelt. Oct. 20 Ambassadors Suvich of Italy President Dec. 2 Nicaragua recognized the Jan. 1 Stanford beat Southern Methoand De los Rios of Spain and minister Franco in government Spain. in Rose Bowl football game at PasaMarler of Canada presented their creDec. 3 President Roosevelt Visited dist dena. dentials to President Roosevelt. 11 Uruguay. Willie Hoppe won Jan. Oct. 23 Burlington Zephyr train broke Montevideo, China demanded removal of Japanese Compiled by E. W. PICKARD billiards championship from Cochran. world record in run from Chicago to marines from Tsingtao. 17 Denver. Jan. Louis knocked out Charley Joe Dec. 9 France and Britain proposed Strike of 37.000 maritime Retzlaff in one round in Chicago. Oct. 30 plan for mediation in Spanish war. 6 Olympic winter games opened CTfO CTfO workers tied up Pacific coast shipping. Feb. Dec. 12 Twenty-onAmerican nations at Roosevelt and Garner reNov. 3 Germany. resolution for peace and security elected President and vice president; signed Feb. 16 Norway won Glympic winter at the Aires Buenos conference. DOMESTIC fifth. United electoral vote 523, to 8 for Landon and States games; Italy and Germany signed trade acMarch 7 Purdue and Indiana tied for Jan. 1 Franklin C. Hoyt resigned as Knox. 6 General relating especially to the Danubian maritime strike voted cord Nov. Big Ten basketball title. federal alcohol administrator. states. committee. March 14 University of Michigan won Jan. 3 Congress opened its session by workers'steel Big Ten indoor track championship. Leading producers 10 announced and President Roosevelt delivered his FOREIGN cent. wage increases averaging per April 4 Cambridge beat Oxford in anmessage on the state of the nation. nual Nov. 10 National conference on labor Jan. 10 Miguel Gomez elected presiregatta. Jan. 6 Supreme Court decided the legislation opened in Washington. April 6 Horton Smith won the Masdent of Cuba. AAA was unconstitutional. 12 San Great Nov. ters' Francisco 17 Bay congolf tournament at Augusta. Ga. Jan. Eleven sequitted. nine President Roosevelt submitted budget bridge formally opened. May 2 Bold Venture won Kentucky victed in great Stavisky fraud trial in message for fiscal year 1937. 14 of announced Nov. Engagement Derby. Jan. 9 Democratic national conven Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., son of the Pans May 8 American womens golf team Jan. 20 King George of England died. tion, opening June 23, awarded to Pbila and Ethel du Pont. tied British team, retaining Curtis cup. 21 President, Jan. of Former Prince Wales prodelphia.10 8 Nov. 16 American Federation of LaCanzonen defeated McLarmn House passed Immediate payMay Jan. claimed King Edward VIII. bor conventon opened in Tampa. tn New York. ment of bonus bill. Jan. 23 Premier Laval of France re17 11 started Nov. President Roosevelt re13 May Jan. Petey Sarron of Birmingham signed. Supreme Court ordered on trip to Buenos Aires. won featherweight title from Freddie turn of impounded processing taxes. Feb. 13 French cabinet suppressed all recomof board Miller. engineers Army Jan. 20 Senate passed bonus bill proorganizations because of riots. mended completion of Florida ship canal. royalist May 17 Bold venture won the Preak-nes- s Feb. 16 Leftists won Spanish elections. by baby bonds. viding payment R. G. Tugwell resigned as assistant stake. Jan. 21 Deficiency appropriation bill 17 Feb. government seized secretary of agriculture and resettlement by military Paraguay May 23 University of Indiana won asked $.8,200,000 for New Deal. revolutionists. Rafael FranBig Ten outdoor track championship. Jan. 22 Bonus bill sent to President, administrator. co made president. Nov. 20 Joseph E, Davis appointed May 30 Louis Meyer won Indianapolis Jan. 23 Senate committee rejected Feb. 19 Manuel Azana made premier 500 mile auto race. ambassador to Russia. Substitute AAA bill Spain. 1 Nov. 23 U. S. Supreme court upheld of Feb. June Australian tennis team elimJan. 24 President vetoed bonus bill New 26 Japanese militarists revolted York state's unemployment ininated United States from Davis cup and house voted to override the veto. and assassinated several officials; high law. surance House voted $296,000,000 for AAA farm plav. government buildings in Tokto seized. A. F. of L. convention approved susJune 3 University of Michigan won Contracts. Feb. 29 Rebellion In Japan quelled. unions. Big Ten baseball championship. Jan. 27 Senate passed baby bond bo- pension of rebel C. I. O. 9 headMarch New Japanese cabinet Nov. 25 Federation of Labor voted June 6 Tony Mareno won national nus bill over Presidential veto. by Kokl Hirota installed. Jan. 31 Huey Longs widow appointed against formation of labor political par- edMarch open golf tourney. 11 Franco made Paraguay a June 13 Mrs. Opal Hill won womens senator from Louisiana to fill out ins ty. totalitarian state. Nov. 27 American Federation of Lawestern golf title. term. 13 March Serious Marxist riots convention declared for 30 hour Don Lash broke worlds record for Feb. 4 Senate repealed cotton, to- bor week and President William two miles. throughout Spain. bacco and potato control acts. In 14 ParaMarch Franco Green. government House American women's tennis team won Feb. 6 repealed the three farm Nov. 28 International Live Stock show guay recognized by United States and Wightman cup from British. acts. in Chicago. other nations. June 19 Louis knocked out to twelfth Feb. 6 House voted to Impeach Fed- opened 29 Herman Strelle of Alberta Nov. March 20 Mexican government perround by Schmeling. eral Judge Halstead Hitter of southern won mitted reopening of 3,000 Catholic wheat king title for fifth time. district of Florida. July 4 Helen Jacobs won Wimbledon Dec. 1 Government chartered ship churches. title. Feb. 10 Supreme Court held Invalid March 23 Mussolini abolished Italian Varoff set world record for pole vault the Louisiana law taxing newspaper ad- sailed for Alaska with food. Two more unions joined in maritime chamber of deputies and nationalized at 14 feet 6'4 inches. vertising. 7 National demade workers strike. Industries. all Feb. 13 Wayne Chatfield-Taylo- r July large league Glass comDec. 2 feated Americans 4 to 3. March 29 Germany gave Hitler almost assistant secretary of treasury. Feb. 14 House passed $545,000,000 pany plant at Ottawa, lil. closed by unanimous vote In reichstag elections. July 19 Paul Leslie won western amastrike. teur golf title. army appropriation. April 1 Austria decreed general con Senator Borah announced opposition to scrlption, St. Germain treaty. Feb. io New farm bill passed by senJuly 23 Eleanor Holm Jarrett. swimviolating of French debt. war reduction ate. voted ming champion, dropped from American April 7 Spanish parliament Longshoremen at New York boycotted Feh. 17 Supreme Court upheld right out of office. President Zamora Olympic team for breaking training. of TVA to distribute electricity devel- French ship. July 29 Two men ousted from AmeriApril 10 Mexican government exand Dr. E. two F. Townsend 3 Dec. can Olympic boxing team for breaking Wilson dam. former President Cailes. oped at House voted to extend neutrality act associates indicted for contempt of bouse pelled an24 training. Honduran government April of representatives. erne year. July 31 Japan awarded the Olympic of a rebellion. Automotive workers strike extended nounced 25suppression 1940. Feb. 18 Senate passed neutrality exEleazar Contreraa elected Games of April to Ohio. tire at Akron, plant Goodyear tension bill. Aug, 1 Olympic Games at Berlin ofVenezuela. Dec. 4 Republican Chairman John president26 of Combination Feb. 21 House passed new farm bill. ficially opened. of Communists April Hamilton announced be would submit Jesse Owens, America, broke world Feb. 24 Maj. Gen. Johnson Hag-and Socialists won majority in French record for 100 meters at Berlin. removed from command for criticizing his resignation on Dec. 17. elections. showed 9 returns Final parliamentary election Dec. administration. Aug. 5 Owens won his third Olympic . April 28 King Fuad I of Egypt died Feb. 26 President Roosevelt vetoed Roosevelts plurality to be 11,069.699. Donald Richberg resigned as special and was. succeeded by Crown Prince championship. 8 Morris of America won OlymAug. $50,000,000 seed loan bill. Farouk. assistant attorney general. Feb. 28 Interstate commerce compic decathlon. Roosevelt returned May 2 Wafd party won Egyptian par9 American track team won Aug. mission cut basic railway fares to 2 to Dec. 15 President elections. Washington from South American trip. liamentary cents a mile. Olympic championship with 209 points, Dec. 17 Republican national commitMay 3 Coalition of leftists won conwon Olympic marathon. Feb. 29 President signed revised neuJapanese trol of French assembly. tee rejected Chairman Hamiltons Aug. 16 Olympic games at Berlin trality act. 10 Manuel Azana made president May to over with ended Boulder turned dam Germany in first place and Completed of Spain. United States second. reclamation service. vice von 13 Prince 18 INTERNATIONAL Starhemberg, con. to Louts knocked out Jack May 3 in Joe President March Aug. message chancellor of Austria, dropped from cabpress proposed new taxes of Sharkey at New York. Jan. 1 Emperor of Ethiopia protested inet. 31 Mako and Budge won the naAug. to of Nations against use of poiMay 15 Chancellor Sehuschnlgg of tional doubles tennis title. March 4 Completed NorrU dam sonLeague of Austria bv Italians and bombing of all dissolution gas pridecreed 2 New York Yankees won Sept. Opened by President Roosevelt. Swedish ambulance. American league championship. armies. March 11 District of Columbia SuJan. 15 Japan withdrew from naval vate 17 Bolivian army officers forced 3 American Walker cup golf May Sept. preme court permanently enjoyed seizconference in London. team defeated British team. President Sorzano to resign and named ure of telegrams by senate committee. Seven European powers Col Jan. 22 Lou Ambers won lightweight title from David Toro to succeed him. March 18 President Roosevelt asked of war forces inpledged Gomez in 20 relief Mariano for Canzoneri. Tony for $1,500,000,000 Miguel May congress Italy, if Britain was attacked. against 29 next fiscal year. Sept. 12 perry of England and Alice augurated president of Cuba. Manchukuo opened military Jan. Marble of California won national tennis 30 Military revolt started In NicMarch 22 President Roosevelt started May Outer Mongolia. operations against on annual fishing trip. championships. Feb. 15 Italians defeated Ethiopians aragua. Lawson Little won Canadian open golf 2 J. H. Thomas, resigned BritMarch 23 Senate passed War depart- after six days battling on northern ishJune title. ment appropriation bill. colonial secretary, found guilty of front. 19 Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati Sept. March 24 Federal Judge Barnes In secrets. budget disclosing 1 ItalMarch Ethiopians defeated by amateur golf title. Chicago declared national labor rela- ians June 4 Leon Blum, Socialist, became won national in another gieat battle, in Temoien 24 New York Giants won NaSept. tions act unconstitutional. of France. premier aica. Al tional Samuel 30 Federal Judge March league championship. June 7 Million French workers won March 3 League of Nations commitchuler of Chicago resigned. Sept. 26 Argentine polo players detee asked Italy and Ethiopia to consider strike as employers accepted "NRA" of feated American team for the title. April 3 Bruno Hauptmann executed an armistice. Blum. Premier Oct. 3 Pamela Barton of England won at Trenton, N. J , for kidnaping and 10 Spanish Reds and syndicalJune 5 March Ethiopia accepted proposal American women's golf championship. murder of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh s for ists fought machine gun battle at Malaga. Oct. 6 New York Yankees won World peace parley. baby son.6 June 15 Pope Pius created two new Series March 7 Hitler denounced the Lofrom New York Giants. Supreme court decision carno April cardinals. Italian Rhinetreaty and remilitarised the Oct. 12 Tazio Nuvolari, Italy, won curbed powers of securities exchange June 18 French cabinet decreed disland; France moved troops to border solution Vanderbilt 300 mile automobile George commission. of all Fascist organizations. and invoked covenant of league agamst race. April 10 President Roosevelt returned July 18 Fascists and royalists started road 2 Johnny Goodman of Omaha Nov. Germany. to Washington. in revolution Spain. March 12 Great Britain, France, Belwon Mexican amateur golf title. April 13 President appointed General July 28 Spanish government seized gium and Italy indicted Germany for 7 Northwestern university won Hagood to command of Sixth corps area all church and school property and took BigNov. to of Nations action urther League Ten football championship. at Chicago. control of industry and finance. council. Nov. L. 21 Yale defeated. Harvard at 17 Halstead Federal Judge April of Greece French senate ratified mutual assist- setAug. a5 Premier Metaxas football. Hitter of Florida found guiltv by senate ance up dictatorship because of Comtreaty with Russia. Nov. 22 Denny Shute won United on impeachment charges and removed munist plot. March 19 Leaeue council condemned States pro golf championship. from otfice. Aug. 19 Zinoviev, Kamenev and 14 for violating treaties. Nov 27 Ross retained welterApril 29 House passed $803,000,000 tax Germany otheis 21 Britain pleaded guilty to conspiracy to weight title Barney United and March States, bin. by beating Izzy Jannazzo. kill Stalin and seize control of Soviet on of size France limiting 28 1 treaty Nov. agreed Alvtn Karpts, "public enemy Navy beat Army at football. May Russia. Dec. 12 Welker Cochran won battleships. n No. 1," captured in New Orleans. Aug. 23 Russian conspirators sentMarch 22 Italy, Austria and Hungary enced billiards championship in ChiHouse passed $531,000,000 navy bill. to death. thtur alliance. 8 apnaval Senate Stiengthened house cago. May passed British liner Queen Mary set new transDec. 13 Green Bay won professional March 29 Italian bombers destroyed atlantic bill. propriation speed record. football title. city of Ethiopia. Hnrrar, second May 11 House passed $2,364,299,000 Aug. 24 Sixteen Russian conspiratois Its diploMarch 30 Iran withdrew relief and deficiency bill. executed bv firing squad. mat AERO farm mortrepresentatives from Washington. May 13 Frazier-LemkHitler doubled period of military trainItalian forces occupied April 14 gage refinancing bill defeated In house. 13 Howard Hughes flew from Los Jan. in ing Germany. inDessye, Ethiopia. May 18 Gulley coal act declared Aug. 25 C. T. Wang made Chinese amAngeles to Newark in record time, 9 valid by Supteme court. April 17 Turkey remilitarized the Darto United Slates. hours 27 minutes 10 seconds. indanelles in violation of Lausanne treaty. bassador May 25 Supreme court declared 3 Jan. 14 All air lines of United States Great Britain put Palestine Sept. of Nations abandoned elTort to valid the municipal bankruptcy act. League law. under martnrf with Col. E. S. Gorrell as united war. Socialist party nominated Noiman end 4 Caballero, Socialist leader, Sept. Thmnas for President. imperial family became May 2 Ethiopian 16 Lincoln Ellsworth and Herof Jan. Spain. premier May 30 Senate approved Florida ship abandoned Addis Ababa as Italians drew bert Spanish rebels captured Irun. missing seven canal appropi lation. near; city burned and looted by natives. 7 on Scot. to decided weeks France antarctic flight, found safe to spend June 1 Senate passed relief and deMav 5 Italians occupied Addis Ababa on Little America. army. and declared the war ended. ficiency bill. March 30 Germanys new dirigible, Sept 11 British trades union congress United States Supreme court held inMay 9 Italy foi malty annexed Ethistaited its first transatlanand announced valid New Yotk minimum wage law. restoration of rejected "popular front" alliance with Hindenburg, opia tic trip to Rio. communists. June 4 William B. Bankhead, AlaRoman empire. 6 12 Zeppelin San May Sept. Hindenburg started Spanish rebels captured Mussolini recalled Italian bama, elected speaker to succeed the May 12 on hist flight to United States. late J. W. Byrns. elegates from Geneva; league council Sebastian. May 9 Dirigible Hindenburg arrived Sept. 1R Spanish loyalists dvnamiled June 6 Texas Centennial exhibition adjourned to June 15. ot Alcazar at Toledo, killing many at Lakehurst, N. J. opened at Dallas. May 15 Guatemala withdrew from part rebel defenders. May 14 Dirigible Hindenburg comSpeaker By ms funeral held at Nash- Lene tie nf Nations. 25 French government decided pleted flight from Lakehurst to Sept. 18 United States senate ratified ville. May in 48 hours 18 minutes. to abandon gold standard and devaluate new London naval treaty. June 9 Republican national convenJuly 4 R. C. Dupont set new glider tion opened in Cleveland. June 17 British cabinet voted for end the fiane. mark at 13 5 miles. Sept. 27 Spanish rebels captured ToJune 11 Gov. Alf M. Landon of Kan- of sanctions against Italy. July 30 Plans announced for and rescued the Alcazar garrison. sas nominated for President by RepubJulyof 12 Germany and Austria revived ledo air mail and passenger service Oct. Gen. Francisco Franco became licans. friendship. pact between Great Britain, Canada. Irish head of the Spanish insurgent junta. June 12 15 Nanclions against Italy ended. Republicans nominated July State Free and Newfoundland. Frank Knox of Chicago for vice Austria, repudiating the treaty of St. Tuikcy given right to miliJuly 18 Dardanelles. Sept. 2 Harrv Richman and Richard Germain, called 8,000 youths for comtarize the Merrill oft from New York for took President Roosevelt delivered address Great Britain and Russia pulsory military Paining. July 30 London. French paibament passed franc deat the Texas Centennial exposition in reached a naval accord, with no limit on valuation bill. Sept. 3 Richman and Merrill landed Pallas. Soviet tonnage. Oct. 4 Serious riots in Paris between safely in Wales, out of gas. June 14 President Roosevelt July 31 Great Britain, France. BelSept. 4 Louise Thadcn won Bdndtx Geoige Rogers Clark memorial at gium, Italy and Germany agreed to Communists and nationalists. Oct 5 Italy devalued the lira trophy. work out a new Locarno pact. Vincennes, Ind. to 11 to veterans bonds of bonus Sept. 5 Mrs. Beryl Markham, first Oct. 6 Palesin Atab strike protested Delivery Aug. Germany strongly general woman to fly Atlantic alone from east beran. Spain against killing of four Nazis and tine against Jewish immigration called to June 17 House defeated west, made forced landing to Nova off. of German steamship. lethng 21 Scotia. Hitler demanded Russia and Oct. 14 Belgium dropped all military bill, and Honda ship canal Aug. 7 Michel Detroyat of France Sept. bill. radio "slander" campa.gn alliances. Spain 6top won Thompson trophy race at Los AngeJune 18 Congress passed Oct. 30 Spanish rebel planes bombed against Germany. meet. les rebill. 23 Bolivia and Paraguay Aug. Madrid, killing 1H9. Sept. 14 Richman and Merrill flew June 20 Congress adjourned. newed diplomatic relations. Military coup forced reorganization of from England across Atlantic, landing barred shipments of war June 23 Democratic national convenGermany Iraq government to Newfoundland. to tion opened at Philadelphia. munitions Spain. 3 King Nov. Edward of 1 England Oct. C. W. A. Scott won 26 Great June 26 Franklin D. Roosevelt renomRrltaln and Egypt opened Aug parliament pledging the nation air race. inated by acclamation by Democrats. treaty of alliance. to peace Igned Oct. 7 Kurt Bjnrkvatl, attempting June 27 John N. Garner renominated Nov. 4 Spanish Insurgents captured Aug. 27 Great Bniain and France New Yoik to Stockholm, was from flight emki 17 to for vice presidency. arms nations sked jom Madrid subinbs. rescued from ocean off Irish coast. July 7 Postmaster General Farley bargo against Spain. Nov. 7 Spanish government fled from 30 Oct. A. Moliison flew from J. elecCapt.to London given leave of absence until after Aug. 29 Russia demanded expulsion Madrid to Valencia. Newfoundland in record tune. tion. of Trotky from Norway, without avail. 15 Spanish rebels forced crossNov. 11 $65,000,-00Roosevelt dedicated July Srpt. 6 France and Poland signed a ing of and entered one river DISASTERS New York bridge. military7 treaty, section of Madrid. W oi id Power congress opened July 14 President Roosevelt and sons Srpt Nuv. lit Huger Salcngro, French minJan. 9 Earthquake killed several hunleft on two weeks cruise. In Washington, ister of the interior, assailed by rightists, dred persons in Colombia. on 14 world the Plus called July 15 Townsend followers opened Pope Sept Jan 12 Thirty-fou- r committed siucde. drowned when Convention In Cleveland. to crush communism. Geneial Franco, Spanish rebel chief, freighter Iowa foundered at mouth of of Former Lieut, Comdr. John S. Farns21 Nations League Eighteenth Sept Columbia declared blockade river. of Barcelona. naof worth arrested on charge selling ssemblv opened In Geneva. Jan. 14 Nov. 24 Dictator Stalin presented American Airlines val information to Japanese. League of Nations assembly Sept. new constitution to Russia. crashed in a swamp in Arkansas, plane killJuly 18 Government drouth relief ex- Seated Ethiopian delegation. 17. 28 Nov. ing Military revolt In Quito, Ecuatended to 16 states. of 14 Disastrous floods to northmarines March part occupied dor, Japanese suppressed by government. July 23 Alf M, Landon ofncinllv noti- Shanghai after one bluejacket was killed eastern states Dec. Spanish loyalists launched fied of his nomination for Pres.dency, Match 19 Floods In New England and Chinese, great offensive against Fascist insurJuly 29 President Roosevelt ended va- byOct. 2 Spanish government and Insureastern states killed scores of persons gents. cation cruise at Campobollo island. N. B. before laid both and caused many millions of loss to League gents complaints Germany decreed death penalty for July 31 President Roosevelt vt.ited of Nations. those who hoard wealth abtoad. pmpoily. 26 governor general of Canada in Quebec. March Fourteen persons killed In of New Nations gave Poland Oct. 5 League Russian constitution approved by t Aug. 4 persons, 23 petro- mandate in Mexico. to solve tioubles of free city of soviet congiess. plane crash leum concerns ana three publishing com5 Tornado at Tupelo, Miss., April B.itlsh bouse of lords defeated bill to grand Jury Danzig. 187. killed Frames indicted bv federal Oct. 23 Portugal severed diplomatic peimit nietcy killings." law. Armv bombing plane crashed on Blue Dec. 2 British Prime Minister Baldrelations with Spam; Russia denounced Aug. 5 A. F. of L. council suspended mountain, Penn., live killed. win pleaded with King Edward to accept ten unions dominated by John L. lewis the neutrality pact relating to Spain. 6 Tornado killed more than 150 April s to cabinet advice 16 his National Union for Social tilth Oct. 25 Germany and Italy reached Aug. relinquish at Gainesville, Ga. with Mis. Wallv niaev for Justice, In convention In Cleveland. Inunified Simpson, action. 7 preement political Eleven killed when TWA air April Renewed rebel dorsed Lemke for President of United air raids on Madrid Nov. 6 Naval povtets. excepting Gerliner hit mountain near Unlontown. Pa. States and elected Father Coughlin iu many and Rusma, signed agreement to killed hundreds. 30 Forest fires swept a million June d Coup etat in Greece foiled by govern-tnrnpresident. Inunariie submarine watfaie. acres ill Kentucky. Aug. 24 William Phillips, undersecreNov. 12 Nobel in literature July 4 Independence day deaths Doc. 3 King Edward defied cabinet's tary of state, appointed ambassador to awarded to Eugene pitze O Neill, American recot d with 444 killed over nademand that he choose between the smusned in phssics to Pmf (. rl D. Italy. tion. dramatist; and Mrs. Simpson. Aug 25 William C Bullitt named amAnderson of Ciihiornia and Pi of. V (, timme July 29 Fifteen men drowned when Dec. 5 Tope Plug atiicken with bassador to France, vice Jesse 1. btiaus, Hes of Austria; In chemistry to Prof. parab sand motorslup upset at Chicago. ysu. TCMgru d. of Ten nuneis killed by gas at Dowell. Betlm, Peter Rebje Russta'g new constitution ptven final piesident Roosevelt began 12 day tour Nov. 14 Germany denounced navigaOf drouth area. appuntil by 5 iI of Versailles tieatv, resumcongiess tion Aug clauses Eight killed In crash ol ChiAug 30 Ruth Bryan Owen resigned cago & Southern Airlines plane. ing kovci eigiity over her internal water OS minister to Denmark. Dee 6 Mexico offered to let Trotzky, 6 in Bi itixh coal mine Aug Explosion ays. Russian exile, reside tn that countiy. Sept. 3 President Rxsevelt met Gokilled 57 men. Nov. 18 Germany and Italy recog-fevernor Vr a It s Landon and six other midwest Dee. 7 Mis 14 an Simpnon men and hovs Twenty-twAug. Franco's I ascist, government of nounerd her w tllinrnesg to renounce her killed tn governors at Des Moines in dioulh reLam wieck near Louiseviile, lief conference. Spain. association with King Edward oi Eng Quebec. 4 All Minneapolis flour mills Nov. 24 Nobel peace prize for IH35 land to end the crisis Sept Aug. 93 Typhoon to Corea killed Swarded to Carl von Oa.siet.sky, German Dec. 10 King Rdwaid of England ab closed by strike, neatly 4ou Chronology of the YEAR Kai-she- n 2936 three-cushio- CKS (TtO e - three-cushio- e prest-den- n t. Hollick-Kenyo- trans-Atlant- 1 piesl-den- d Black-Smit- anti-lobb- England-Johannesbur- g 0 Man-anar- es 1 Fifty-eigh- anti-trus- t t. d Twenty-eigh- t men killed in Hamburg-America- Garmtsch-Partenkirche- s 31 Aug. German mine explosion. In crash of Sept. 5 Ten persons killed near Pittsburgh, Fa. plane sightseeing Sept 13 Avalanche at Loen, Norway, ltlISept.7416 Dr. Jean Charcot, famous French polar explorer, and 59 others drowned In shipwreck. Sept. 27 Forest fires to southwestern and Oiegon virtuaily destroyed Bardon attacked three other towns; nine known dOct. 6 Ten miners killed at Mullan, fell. Idaho, when shaft car 300 killed by tyOct. 11 More than the Philippines. phoon in Oct. 17 Nineteen drowned when Canadian ship Sand Merchant foundered in . Lake Erie. Oct. 18 Destructive earthquake in northeastern Italy killed 25. motorship Nov. 8 Isis foundered oft Land's End, England: 39 drowned. Nov. 16 Explosion of French powder plant near Marseilles killed 34 and injured 200. Nov. 19 Thousand killed when dam in Japan burst. Nov. 24 Nine killed and scores injured in Chicago elevated train wreck. Nov. 30 Crystal palace, London, burned. Dec. 2 Twelve drowned when German freighter Elsa foundered. Dec. 4 Nearly 250 killed in flood to northern Luzon, Philippines. Dec. 7 More than 200 drowned to flood to Turkey. Dec. 9 Dutch airliner crashed to England, killing 14, including Juan de la Cierva, inventor of the autogyro. Dec. 15 Western Air Express plane lost tn Utah with seven persons. 19 Vicente. San Salvador, Dec. wrecked by earthquake; several hundred killed. NECROLOGY Jan. 1 Harry ' B. Smith, American librettist, at Atlantic City. Coi. James Churchward. Jan. 4 American author. Jan. 5 Ramon Inclan, Spanish drama-- , tist and poet. Jay House, journalist. Jan. 6 Charles Stoneham, owner of New York Giants. Jan. 9 John Gilbert, screen actor. of Jan. 12 John F. Hylan, New Yoik. Jan. 13 S. L. Rothafel, . "Roxy, New York motion picture producer. Jan. 15 Cynthia Stockley, British nov- .. elist. Jan. 16 Annie Russell, veteran American actress. Jan. 17 A. Barry Bacon, president of the Christian Science mother church to Boston. Jan. 18 Rudyard Kipling, British poet and story writer. Jan. 28 King George V.' of Great Britain. Jan. 23 Frank H. Simonds, editor and historian. Dame Clara Butt, British singer. Jan. 25 George W. Wickersham, former attorney general of United States. Jan. 27 Scott Bone, former governor of Alaska. Jan. 28 Oscar K. Allen, governor of Louisiana. Jan. 31 Gen. George Kondylis, restorer of Greek monarchy. Feb. 2 Sir Owen Seaman, former editor of London Bunch. Feb. 3 Charles B. Warren of Detroit, international lawyer and former diplomat. Feb. 6 Wilhelm Solf, German diplomat. P. Heggie, stage and screen Feb. actor. s, 8 former senator Feb. Charles and vice president, in Washington. Feb. 9 Henry Justin Smith of Chicago, Journalist and author. Feb. 10 Prof. Caroline E. Furness, Vassar astronomer. David S. Barry, writer and former sereeant-at-armof the senate.- Feb. 11 W. H. Coin" Harvey, veteran bimetalism leader. Feb. 12 Mrs. Cora Urquhart once famous actress. Feb. 16 Roy D. Chapin of Detroit, former secretary of commerce.., Dr. J. H. Robinson, writer and teacher of history, in New York. Feb. 17 Alexander Pantages, former theater magnate. Hiram P. Maxim, firearms Inventor. Feb. 19 Brig. Gen. William Mitchell, commander of American air forces in World war. Matthew E. Hanna, former diplomat, at Tucson, Ariz. Feb. 22 Henry L. Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the navy. Feb. 23 Ed Smith, noted sports editor. Feb. 24 Albert C. Ritchie, former governor of Maryland. Feb. 27 Antonio Scotti, baritone, to Naples. Feb. 28 J. G. Coolidge, veteran diplomat, in Boston. March 2 Prof. R. B. Anderson of Madison, Wis., Norse history authority. March 4 Maj. Gen, William Weigel, U. S. A., retired. March 5 Dr. W. F. Bade, archeologist, at Berkeley. Calif. March 8 Jean Patou, Paris couturier. March 9 Sidney J. Catts, of Florida. March 10 Earl Beatty, British naval hero. March 12 Dr. William Wilmer of Washington, D. C., eye specialist. March 15 George E. Foss of Chicago, former congressman. Prince Serge Mdviani at Delray Beach, Fla. Pi of. J. S. Haldane, British scientist. March 18 Eleutherios Vemzelos, Greek statesman. March 21 Justin McCarthy, author nd playwright, in London. Alexander Glazounoff, Russian composer. March 22 Dr. M. L. Harris of surgeon. March 24 W. J. Bogan, superintendent . 70. Cu-ti- - -- s Brown-Potte- r, Chi-cac- of Chicago schools. March 29 Magnus Swenson, scientist, in Madison, Wis. March 30 Charles G. Phillips, retired trade paper publisher, at Montclair. N. J. March 31 Congressman S. A. Rudd of Brooklyn, N. Y. April 4 C. L. Strobel of Chicago, steel construction engineer. W. C. Peyton of New York, chemical engineer 5 and industrialist. Chandler Egan, former golf April champion, at Everett, Wash. April 6 John Hamrmil, former governor of Iowa. April 7 Marilyn Miller, musical comedy star. April 10 Leopold von Hoesch, Ger-ma- n ambassador to England. April 11 Richard Yates, former ernor of Illinois and congressman. govApril 12 James M. Beck, former solicitor general and congressman from Pennsylvania. C. Howard Walker, architect, to Boston. April 13 Constantine Demerdjis, premier of Greece. Howard Thurston, magician. April 17 Ottorino Respighi, Italian composer. April 18 Louis McHenry Howe, secretary to President Roosevelt. April 22 Alexandra Cailisle, actress, to New York. April 23 Congressman J. T. Buckbee of Rockford, 111. April 24 Finley Peter Dunne, creator of "Mr. Dooley." F. S Wheeler, chairman of American Can company. April 23 Percy Hammond, dramatic critic, in New York. W. R. George, founder of the George Junior Republic. April 27 C. K. McClatchy, California newspaper publisher. Dr. John Ridlon. American surgeon. April 28 King Fuad I of Egypt. May 1 Dr. A, E. Housman, English poet. May 3 James E. Smith of St. Louis pioneer in waterways improvement May 5 Milo Reno, head of Farmers Holiday association. 6 iieatnce Harradcn, English ovclist H. L. McBaln of New May 7- -Dr. York, educator and scientist. May 8 United States Senator Park Trammel of Florida. swal3 sPen6ler of Germany, au- thmr A. M Palmer It May attorney gen ral under President Wilson. 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Toms of New York, tobacco magnate. Aug. 30 W. F. Whiting, former secretary of commerce, in Holyoke, Mass. Sept. 5 G. E. Tarbell of New York, former life insurance magnate. Sept. 11 Augie Kieckhefer of Chicago, billiard star. Sept. 12 W. E. Walling, American labor leader. Sept. 13 Magnus Johnson, former senator and representative from Minnesota. E. R. Thomas of Buffalo, N. Y., pioneer- In automobile industry. J. E. Armstrong, veteran Chicago educator. Sept. 14 Ossip Gabrilowitsch, pianist and conductor, in Detroit. Irving 15Thalberg, movie producer. Alexander Zaimis, Sept. of Greece. Dr. E A. Grosvenor, emeritus professor of history in Amherst. . thin layer. Give it time to bum well and heat the house, then add a full charge of coal. When the gases have burned off, reset the dampers for normal burning. This same rule applies should the fire get very low and almost burn itself out at any time. Be careful not to smother it with too much coal. 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