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Show THE PAGE TWO mlgfu ipluliied tfiat the project tiicltnle levees, the landscaping am: beautifying "f highway, destruc tion of breeding groundM for germ carrying insects, sanitation project and Kliullii News Review of Current Events the World Over LaCuanlia Elected Mayor of New York, Tammany Being ''Debtroyetl" Again Prohibition Voted Out of the Constitution. A better than news was Hnnouiieeu ny i ItufiiH C. Dawes, who said the manusers were acting In harmony with of President Roose the request! velt and of many Individuals and j? The fair tiext year organizations.. uill Imve mure evliibltors and fillcesslomiires. and the lighting and Jnscpb riTiinTj Vrc. iri Mi'Ki'i. nominee, deei. ,1 A order. I te- cs use McKee had tin open and vlgor-oh- harblne of James LaCuardia y,lru-y- . who Is both national and New York state olialrinnn, tin' liepiihllcims claimed that the result was a great victory for their party and a slap administration. at tin- - Itootii-vl- t The truth In that It was rather a ship at Farley and machine politics In general as well as representing a revolt against the Tammany recline. Tammany Hall I.s furious and an Internecine war has broken out In the organization. I'.oss John F. Oir-ry- . It was expected, would be asked to relinquish his leadership, and be anticipated this with a demand that Farley be replaced as state chairman, accusing him of disrupting the Democratic party in the city. His attack was directed, also, against Kdwani J. Klynn, secretary of state and I'.ronx Democratic boss, and Inferential lly against Alfred K. Smith, who had declined to speak for OT.rien. Municipal elections were held in many other cities, and some of them were almost as Interesting as that In the metropolis. The Itepublienns anil Iiomecrats broke about even, and one city, Bridgeport, Conn., elected a Socialist mayor. Democrats made striking gains In upstate New York. Buffalo elected a Ienocratlc mayor for the first time since 1014; Rochester went Democratic for the first time In 30 years; Pnuglikeepsie, nearest city to the horoe of I'resident Roosevelt, named a Democrat for the first time In four years; Cortland went Porno, cratlc for the first time since its Incorporation 3.1 years ago; Ixickport also went Democratic for the first time In 16 years. In Jamestown, a newspaper reporter, I.eon F. Roberts, unseated Samuel A. Carlson, who has been mayor 24 years. Pittsburgh. Pa., upset the Mellon Republican machine, electing William McNair, a youthful newcomer In politics who was bucked by the Roosevelt Democrats. Frank Couz-enson of Senator Republican, James Couzens, won the mayoralty of Detroit. The Republicans also won in Cleveland, electing former Gov. Harry I.. Davis. In I'.oston a Democrat, Frederick W. Mansfield, was chosen mayor. l'ost muster - thirty-four-year-ol- d s. - SEVEN one states THIRTY than necessary having voted for prohibition repeal, the Kigbteenth amendment Is knocked out of the Constitution. The dry regime comes to an end on Decemstate ber 5, when the thirty-sixtconvention, that of Maine, meets to ratify the action of the voters. The latest states to go on record for repeal were Ohio, Pennsylvania, Utah On the same day and Kentucky. North and South Carolina rejected the repeal amendment, being the first commonwealths to go dry. This result was ascribed to the fact that the prohibitionists made a lively campaign, while the repealists were The vote of Utah was Inactive. somewhat of a surprise, for the Mormon church had urged all Its members to vote for retention of the Eighteenth amendment. Obviously, many of them disregarded this uill will Justified. Mr. Itoosevelr, In u written opin Ion based on Mr. Peek's advii-esaiil that the governor's plan amounted substantially "to the licensing of every plowed Held, and the marketing by H ticket punch system of all grain and live stock ; and he then went on to denounce severely such n scheme of regimentation. The effect of the adoption of the plan, be said, "even tf successful In the Midwest, might lie that the very states the governors are trying to help might be left holding the bag while other states expanded prod net inn. "These questions nre wholly aside from grave problems of legality under existing law and questions as to raising the necessary funds." The governors were culled upon, to Instead, to give full the program of benefits and curtailed production already under way. monition. EVER again will we call off SJ this strike until our demands i are met by the federal government," declared Milo Reno, president of the National Farmers' associaHoliday tion. Whereupon the "e m b a 1 1 e d farmers" of the Middle West resumed their picketing with renewed determined Igor, to prevent the moving of produce to the markets of the leading cities. Reno Geo. N. Peek and his followers were enraged because President Roosevelt, on the advice of George N. Peek, head of the agricultural adjustment administration, and Secretary Wallace, bad rejected the price fixing plan offered by Governors Olson, Longer, Herring, Schniedetnan and P.erry. And those governors were no less Irate when they left the White House. They declared tneir attempt to bring about complete regimentation of department, Lincoln MacVeagh, American minister to (Ireece, delivi to ered Foreign Lincoln Minister Muximos MacVeagh In Athens a strong note denouncing the treaty. Thedocu-men- t expressed the "astonishment" of the government In Washington at the news that the Greek authorities had again declined to honor the request for Insull's extradition, and continued that this made it apparent that the treaty Is now entirely useless. The Greek government could get out of the embarrasing situation, if it so desired, by Inviting Instill to leave the country within a stipulated time. By law the minister of the interior may deport any person "if undesirable for social or public reasons." However, Insull's lawyers told the fugitive the government could not remove him without casting n slur on the Greek judiciary. Then, too, the Venizelists, opponents of the present regime, would attack It and probably overthrow it If Instill were deported. t'lilsj FORD has started to lav working hours under the .'?." hour code maximum, according to bis nnnounced plan. is - 1 1 i officials recovery were astonished Infills move, and Gen eral Johnson tried to avert It by offering to "consider In an exception" Ford's case, without avail. Henry Ford Observers watched this renewal of the prolonged NRA-Forcontroversy with keen interest. They said the Ford statement that the layoff was solely to meet NUA requirements was another Indication that the manufacturer intends to comply with the letter of the law while at variance with the spirit of the program. The real showdown will come later, It was predicted, over the collective bargaining provisions of the code. The striking tool and die makers of the Detroit area were returning to work in large numbers under agreements with employers that were negotiated by the regional labor board. The terms were not made public. The strike started In Flint and was marked by violence and sabotage. for 4.000,000 l" - s rmr"i ,fi. A ' r ' 2T. ; x v '.v s. V J: ,ji4-- i ruitj to relieve A rT- church nag 2,400 active memIs described as the largest Protestant church in Toledo, and the In the American Lutheran Its action Is prompted by the Rpirlt of the day, explains the pastor. Rev. S. C. MicheKebler. "We believe." ho says, "that nmnv of our """"K l",,'" largest body. faith- - ,,llf ,l,lilt,le to 1 ' re ,ll,'m- - I I. 1. .1.1." ,,,, v I..... "" l"e ","""m" I,.. lM" u' church. ve netieve that the ctiuri-wlli h uolllJ u'11-,1"rH to the lord's Prayer should lie the first to 'forgive.' " The resolution passed by the vesA P? try reads: 'In appreciation of God's blessing In preserving our church In the peril- ous times of depression, and In keepCurbstone Market in Peiping. families. ing with the President's recovery The program will supplement the 'rimr.! by N.tli'.firtl mptxJc Ro'lty, plun, we hereby cancel all obligasurpassing the courts of Kublnl c. W .NU BerVlc. W'rtMlllliKt'Ol. It corn hog $;!,iII,ooi.inn a tions of our church due before .Tnn-uar- y production Khan, were the palaces and the cai-ltannounces Roosevelt President enumerator! recently 1, 1033." Literary Digest control campaign recently Inaugu the mighty Ming emperor. plan to find Jobs for four million CENSUS some 3,000 foreigners The of rated. was whole plan, them the off says, history public idle, among the residents of I'eip- - conceived In detail by a Taolst dole taking supplying them with In all some :im 1,000,000 pounds of system, ng, exclusive of foreign legation monk, a close friend of the to be are Federal haughty work on purchased, :uards. pork products led the list with Japanese Ixi. The stated. Yung the administration local works. and State public KM and 340 Koreans. There also Below lie rectangles of courtThe $400,000,000 to be devoted to poundage of finished products will Acre fiOO Americans, 308 Russians, yards, some cut by represent curving marble-bridge- d this task will be well spent. If the approximately 3.0O0.0O0 j 170 Frenchmen. 107 British and live hogs, It was said, and together streams, and a patchwork undertaking Is successful. The a sprinkling each of of red with reductions expected under the ierinans, and gates, halls, reception rooms, President hopes that 2.000.1100 will Swedes, Belgians, and corn-holiving quarters of the emper- he employed on the new work In program and those actually talians, Danes, or and his countless retainers, un the course of this month, and 2. effected in the previous emergency Turks and Finns. Drama has continued to march in der roofs of will bring hog buying campaigns shimmering Imperial 000.000 more before the end cf Deycles since Marco Polo visited yellow. the total reductions In hog market cember. and then Klianbullgh, 'elping, Each was built according to all dls lugs for regular commercial back to unbelieving Venice the regulations of astronomical and Hbving photographed negative posal during the current year to irought ales of Its incredible magnificence. about 10,0K),000 head. geometrical influences. The palaces and positive electrons, particles ot The temporary relief children The city way stand today essentially as their conget recently gave some with neea the atom g from some synthetic, to Nanking's predominance as struction was commanded more tlve, somecharged, igulu with bowel cause electricity positive cathartic may legislature has 'hina'8 political center, and has strain, THE Philippines than five centuries ago. irritation in the Professor Milltkan of California and even set-u- p the women of the islands the name of Peiping. which A the You same mass." Nan circle three lakes properly prepared liquid kidneys. says both have "the the right to vote, this being the t in the sad days before Hai, It was suppose! that electrons laxative brings a perfect movement. Chung Hal, and Pel Hal (the first instance of the extension of hepossessed and ruled Manehus later no is discomfort at the time Mings South, Central, and North seas) positively charged had 2,000 timep Thereno weakness the franchise to women in an Orirom the Dragon throne. after. You don't and down of mass those the that cut negatively the through Imperial The measure was ental country. to give the child "a double have But Peking (or pel Ching, if one west of to Inner the palthe charged. city, recommended by Gov. Gen. Frank akes the northern dose" a day or two later. pronunciation), aces. Professor Millikan says: blue waters Murphy. Can constipation be corrected Ir will It "Northern Capital," aeaning studand Irregular banks of "This, with the discovery of thf children? "Yes!" say medical men. ontlnue long to he called, even ded here and there with green, Dr. Carl D. Anderson and by position yellow 'Yesl" say many mothers who have GEN. ITAI.O RAI.RO hough the turn of political events is the most fundamental and landare man-el- s of U'HEN preparing roofs, green followed this sensible medical advices to lead his ms robbed it of that rank and bus advance of the country ' 1. Select a good liquid laxative. 2. scape gardening, large even from epochal muss flight of Italian planes educed it to the City of the North know to a You Lo have the air. great many Give the dose you find suited to the Yung gets credit for to Chicago friends rn Plains. from Rome other things to know why. system. 3. Gradually reduce the dose these, too. warned him that To see the city best is to gain first While you are wondering, cosmic until the bowels are moving regularly The Drum and Bell towers soon Its success would An excellent view of its entirety. slide under as you zoom and head rays roaming through the universe without aid. mean his own releAn approved liquid laxative (one vantage point Is one of the high north again. .Marco Polo heard the with an electronic energy of three towers of the massive city wall, or watches of night boom from this billion volts, are "drilling holes that is widely used for children) is gation to obscur'Coal Hill," a mound back of the same Drum tower. The drumheads straight through your body from Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The ity, because of Musdeterminasolini's ''orbidden city a panorama once were strong then, having served but head to heel." And that cosmic mild laxative action of this excellent tion to keep others preparation is the best form of help lenied lest one happen to peep at three when he arrived. To bombardment, is good for you wfcT too. for children and grown-up- s, out of the limelight. 8 he Imperial palaces. Better yet. day theyears made" and tower has become an educawonderfully "Fearfully The dose can be regulated for any This has now come see it from the air. From above tional library and a Is putting it mildly. cenpropaganda age or need. to pass. P.albo, w ho you discover that' Peiping Is a city ter, and is plastered with Kuora-intanYour druggist has Dr. Caldwell's was air minister, beside a city and cities within a In New York's Columbia Culver posters, health suggestions, Syrup Pepsin. Member N. R. A. has resigned and I jIL city. displays, and sity 200 young men, representing has been made govAs one approaches from the south, other notices. Gen. Balbo many groups of students, announcernor of Libya, the the Chinese section is In the foreed that tlieir peaceful convictions Modern Some Groups. colony on the north coast of Africa. ground, and stretching back from it would not let them go to war for There has been mystery alnu st is the old Manchu or Tatar district, Swinging from the Confucian and the Stars and Stripes under any ever since P.albo returned from his within the center of which is the Lama temples, tlieir golden tile roofs circumstances. still bravely Hashing up the fact Persistent cougha and colds lead to triumphal flight concerning his Imperial city. Pinkish-rewalls, These noble young Americans once had royal support, He was that serious trouble. You can stop them now they standing with Mussolini. set on in to are tiled turn top, yellow profit by fighting with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote willing and then back over the Forbidden received as a hero at Rome and apart the yellow-roofe"Purple For city, you catch a glimpse of green done in the past, 1770. 1812. etc.. that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a made air marshal. Then he dropped hidden City" in the heart of the roofs far off beyond either wing tip. but would not shed their own ruddy new medical discovery with acout of the news completely and moated drops. Imperial inclosure. tion; it soothes and heata the inflamed The it was rumored he was in disfavor. group near the lakes is the Laws against immigration should membranes and inhibits germ growth. Center of the Universe. new National library ; the other, off The duce has reorganized his cabbe changed to admit fathers and Of all known drugs, creosote is recogTem"Down the there's Altar and Men street. Is the Peking Hata inet according to a plan formed to produce sons with nized by high medical authorities as one able pothers in of the Heaven." pilot shouts Both are fewer white feathers. Union Medical college. He has himself as- - ple of the greatest healing agencies for perago. long rwil'tfiiiio of the UMVV your ear, as he indicates the massive attempts to preserve the beauty of sistent coughs and colds and other forms Columbia College Ameri These Chinese architecture in modern cans will of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains, addition to the circular marble platform and adjuof and aviation, wisdom the appreciate cent round, in addition to creosote, other healing eletemple he- building construct ion. in Pearl tive otlices he already held. old the Chinese mother, low you in the center of a large ments which soothe and heal the infected The plane banks sharply over the Buck's new book: membranes and stop the irritation and , park at the southern part of the Reserved City of Emperors to get l'h'1' i OKVOLT flared ..gam n "My son, to extricate yourself the creosotegoes on to 'hinese look at its symphony of another city. 1 yet from the difficulty there are thirty ,,, f.m,,orors b,Ueved that color and the stomach, is absorbed into the blood, part of the army and the A BC, The blendmathematics plan but the best of them all dx secret organ.zat.on undertaking to and attacks the seat of the trouble. (,enUr of Uiut n(ar wag th? cp) ed with esthetic beauty then turns is toways, run away." Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfactory oust President Ramon t.rau lPP of ie whole universe. toward the several flags that wave in the treatment of persistent coughs and Sir Gibbs, who wrote a Martin. Phillip Military planes attacked wiy not? (nsuwin the cxt(,n. over the foreign legations. Finally ood deal about the big war says colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis, and the presidential palace with n,a- - sivon(lss f ,he (IIIIlain over whi(.h you dart over the Chinese city, which the next will not come for some is excellent for building up the system chine gun tire and troops in the va- Uiere SO(ms from your height appears like a jum iow Illinar(.hg after colds or fluu Your own druggist is vears, because youth, presumably authorized rions barracks in Havana revolted. to refund your money on the jus,ir,(,ltion for tllir ble of nursery building blocks. The not anxious for interment in "Flan wu.-1 lie 10 iiie iiti'iiui ligliuug if your cough or cold i3 not reegot ism. dust mantle follows fast spot back. It hold will ders hours. for fields," many bloody and lasted lieved by Creomulsion. Your nlane hanks sliarnlv and in your wake, as you return to the (adv.) Loyal troops under Col. Fulgencio hangs edgewise, tilling the nir with Indians of the Laws tield. Iroquois I'.atista, chief of statT, recaptured exhausted gasoline fumes over that landing the From ground, detail and size about three hundred years old some of the strong points from the three-tieremardisk of to your sky-maare added perspec- have been discovered by the Smith a colonel find the PARKER'S rebels, negotiated ble from which once ascended annusonian Institution, proving the in tive. HAIR BALSArVI brief armistice. ally the smoke of burnt offering "a Remove Dandruff Stops Hir t'alltne primitive red telligence of tho.-?miles in circumference, Fourteen kVviSfc JV; Impart Color and The rebellion started immediatel- hull calf of unmixed color and withcubits in height and fifty In men. Constant blood feuds caused to Grayand FaJed Hair iv'a 'T-i- ! Beauty 60c and 11.00 at DruRjrlBts. threat tribe so the y after I'resident Grau announced out flaw" while thC'Son of Heaven" fifty many killings ailf breadth, the whole circuit having ened to b?come extinct. Wampum frjSligJr SS'j fttagoi Chem. Patchugue, N.Y. that he would not consider the de- knelt In reverence and prayed for a battlements and embrasures that Ideal for use in FLORESTON SHAMPOO mands of the oposilion faction that blessing to descend on his people. for established were Poxker'B Hair with connection fines the killings was the completed task of the brick and fluffy. 60 cent by mail or at drug-gisthe resign. Nature worship, under the dome of and stone masons more than 500 nnd the fine for killing a man was bair soft Hiacox Chemical Works, Patcbosoe, H.X. ten strings of wampum, whereas sky, old as time. ago. a woman the fine was Americans learn with pride that years LITVINOV, Soviet en- city wall remains much the for killing The enjoyed several days of the triple roofs of azure tile which same today as when It was piled twenty strings of wampum. A wo pleasant and profitable conversa- crown the impressive Temple of together. Wars, time, and prying man, according to the wise Irotion in Washington with President Heaven are supported on mighty coltree roots, however, have caused it quois, was worth twice as much as Roosevelt, Secretary of State Hull umns of Oregon pine, supplied at to crumble and bulge in places; a man. was nobody there to put and other oflicials. It was expect- considerable expense of transpnrta spots show where repairs have been theThere ed that the President would an- tion when local wood of sufficient Iroqin's "off the wampum Few of the nine gates are made. and the fines Impoverished nounce very soon that ambassa- size could not be obtained at the Intact, and all but two of the corner basis," families. dors were to he exchanged between time the temple was rebuilt. ninny towers have been destroyed. But they discouraged murder. The walls around the Chinese the United States and Russia, for Traffic Through the Gates. as the negotiations were proceeding city embrace only about one-hal- f are the mouths of the The gates In Canton, China, parents of a Some of the questions much area as Is Included within the smoothly. ; they are the openings through girl decided she must be pretty to be settled may be taken up after Tatar fortifications; the shops and city which this huge walled-ibody of once while they were recognition of the Soviet republic. homes of the Chinese district are n million or so organisms breathes married at crowded near the communicating and speaks; thus have the nine pas- still alive. Her fiance was away in Singapore, so, and this is said on ADIR SII.VIl GHAZI, king of gates. sageways been described. of the solemn Assothe masthe over Chien Men, was Roaring assassinated Afghanistan, One can learn much of Peiplng's ciatedauthority a good looking roostTress, a which slv? central gate through by a traitor, according to a formal business by standing at the daily in to act as bride was er brought the of traffic between announcement, and was succeeded 'arse, part and watching the traffic that groom throughout. Ihe elaborate sections passes, people gates on the throne by his son, Moham- - ,llpe t h May Warn.of.5omc Disordered passes. Chinese marriage service. nied Zahir Shah. Nadir Shah was !lni rnr's coursing through its In the early morning a steadily remains The rooster, technically, Kidney or Bladder Condition a look like rches of army milling years old, and became increasing flow of traffic begins to the husband of the beautiful IS baclcocne with bladder king in 1!)'J9 when he drove from ants, and the tramcars and autos move througth the gates. Peasants year-olgirl unul her fiance re Bnagsing the throne the bandit leader. like darting cockroaches. heavily-ladeand a tired, nervous, wheelbarrows, push turn3. Abreast, and off the ring wing, Is with small Jingling bells strung In Radio Sachao, who had ousted King be will she never he If returns, depressed feeling may warn of some the walled In Legation quarter, with Amanullah. the spokes of the wheels. Others better off than some American girls disordered kidney or bladder func the American legation and the build carry baskets of produce on shou- of large fortunes, that marry queer boa Don't delay. Try Doan's Pills. ings of the marine corps guard lder poles. Donkeys jostle rickshas, CHANCELLOR DOLLFCSS Is nil hungry foreign titles. radio tall marked stand Successful 50 by towers, Inand now automothen and with the yean Used the wotld hurrying iug closest to the gate. over. At a!! druggists. The Itiilian king, his hand guld biles honk raucously to clear the trigues of Austrian oflicials and The Forbidden City. way of pedestrians going to their ed by Mussolini, removed General government employees who are in P.albo ns air marshal, sending him Almost the Nazi with various tasks. movement immediately the Forbidden sympathy caravans come to North Africa, making Mussolini And camels! and has decided to get rid of those 'ity is beneath you. stiu fTI ni! la from Kalgan or the far himself he.iS of the air force and He lias a Only from such air perspective persons immediately. "federal commissar for personnel can come the full appreciation o! .Mongolia, or are returning from the also tiie navy. T i I I II llllll I T III af 1 Mussolini now holds six plnces In veness of W estern bills with heavy bags of reform" whose duty is to dis"over the symmetry and exp.-insciial slung between their great the Italian cabinet. the offenders ami eliminate them. Yung Ixi's building operations. 10 3 3. Westprn I ni'in. Syniiuat,. Int.) Boldly planned and executed, even bumps. (.1913. king Why Children Need Liquid Laxative Lotus-mottle- l'.i.'il." Therefore, by direction of the w: r a The bers, and habit-formin- r i , of hln and Utah com Pennsylvania, pleted the necessary thirty sl States. Another dangerous expert ment in control of the majority by a minority, anoihei effort to chance by law the customs of nun and the habits of centurlei comes to an enri for thi firReiit rii'orlunotely. while proh'bltlon dies Hie crime wave and the boot legging that final ces crime sur vlve Itut with the cause abolished the Government will find a way to ,i,o Tin increased price of wheat had something lo do with the repeal of nrohibi: lou An end of prohibition meaas Increased demanrf for grain In addition to the mysterious "gen eral cheerfulness." that of Itself Is supposed to make times better. a lel-enl- plants had been op crating on a 40 The hour basis. lie siolis. I al s-- KITS At, of the Greek Court of Appeals to permit the extradi tion of Samuel Instill Is held by the United States government to be "ut terly untenable and a clear violation of c the Auierican-- I treaty of extradition signed at I Athens on May (, H KNItY I.,, ' the hog new effort furmeis of the corn belt, the announced the prospective expenditure of another In tin' open market purchase of pork products for distribution to needy IN O State srheme will be re- nif,,rt facilities .... ill il,, i tvft. 1,1, tl stricter control kept over shows and con rathe ., ,. , and Mayor John l". olirieii. Til m tuaiiy liemocriit, who ran In Hint LtJTiA V. mi - -- defeated Goody Rays Go Through You Best Plan I to Run Prohibition Is den, the voters i 1933 Suiting their action to the words of the Lord' Prayer, "and forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors, the congregation of St. Paul's Kvan-jrelloLutheran church of Toledo, Ohio, has "forgiven" more than $21,-00- 0 In unpaid pledges of Its communicants. Prohibition, Farewell Work for 4,000,000? come to an opened on IJy KDWAIU) W. PICK A HI) n. i.a ;i ai:I'Ia, agriculture was a complete failure Finiti:i .1.0 hihI radical licpublhiin, Is and thin they were disappointed the mayor elect of New York, mid and disgusted. They freely predicTamilian' lim been "Mimslicd" onrc ted "a great deal of disturbance" inure for hu mug unless market prices go up on this mi one known. Tin year's crops, uml the farm strikers fusion cuudldiite saw to It that tliis prediction was easily hj Arthur Br isbanb MIICAG 16, Debtors "Forgiven" in Spirit of Lord' Prayer I'jHowToSee Peiping This Week - V, Thursday, November NEPHI. UTAH TIMES-NEW- persons on the relief rolls, through the immediate expenditure of $400,000,000 of public works In a new money Is contemplated announced program by President Roosevelt. Through a new "civil works administration" under Federal Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins, the President announced, the government will provide the financial backing for new federal, state and local projects of a "noncompetitive" nature. Mr. Hopkins asked governors, mayors and other olliciuls to make tlieir suggestions for projects at once. At his headquarters it was Tim 1 a . j& Bronchial Troubles Need Creomulsion two-fol- d ' 111 blue-roote- , . i ,.,,,, sun-gilde- d d pure-whit- e l?;c2rJ p BPJ FT a. mv: N fifty-thre- e d n can's PILLS i |