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Show News Review of Current Even Is llie World Over New Tax Program Stirs Hot Ddialr HI.hV TrlrgraiiM- - Norris Dam D Coinplctnl IV.tpi; Drawn Nearer. y HI) 15 O' n inc;i:j:ssm mm WMsblngfim an.! cf tbe li"tie look up ( p mill or 1111.1. o I f 1 for -- - lit II.-- ""( ii( TifitMiry iii'ii. Ih rc ommi'it'lo'l ili.i ;n uv ernge I:m of .'l.l'i por flit hlmlllil ln ciie I !!.' cfii p.,r it p o' ,, mi. tax of '.i por tint on nil rofiiiuli' I or no p.ili A pi " 011 lojj Ill 1,'IM'H. lilt till fmoal expert folhaw.l tin nuggi-s- i l.ii of Hr. K.idMi'l t'lt. 'I till null roiiiml loo Hint tin priipio-oi- l 001 ior linn tiiirplui (at tsoiii'il )oli tin- - piv TI10 eminent Jt'.'.'tMIOtHKMI ilium Ironiilon lull e'l I 'tin i i tliit Ibis rnmint will ho iiceilr.l pi tivini'o tin ttow fit riu prugrafii mul "l In Millier bonim. tvl ini ;i Tin tn on .ni who proccssora shotbnllengeil on nn I , t 11 1 1 i!. ' the AAA In I ho ("iii.s It win ho lleved, would jlold mini In r JJiki.ihhi, This will ho HHi'd to rolniliiirwo I lie trensury for I"" nifTerc.l ns n result of tho Snproiuo t tut it timilldn-lioof AA. Tliorc iinuiltis tin y:!17 ixKi.uiKi which li Is pro t rxiise tnxos on post'd fo rnl.se t r with range of f.irm prooossor.s. ('hnlrtnan lllll said tho export and tin member of tho subrnmniltlee wort greed that tin tax on undivided surplus kIioiiM not apply to hanks and life Insurant e compnnlos. There was wldo divergence of opinion cotioornii g this tax iiinnng lend-erIn emigres. Senator Janies Hamilton Fowl of Illinois, Ioinncrat. for Instance, tloelartsl himself against It as n umiecep iry ndilliltmal Imrtlon on business, mol Indicated ho would support, Instond, a plan to tax tho fwm federal securities now exempt. Senator I.orah, llepuhllcan, salt! that In principle lit endorsed the plan of taxing un.listrltiuted enriiiti;;s, while Senator Hastings of Helnware, nlso Republican, tlenouncotl It as Senator King of tlah, Iirmiicrnt, nntl Representative Knutson of Minnesota, Republican, wore mmed by the program to domain! Immediate cutting tlown of fetloral ('xiu'inilturt's, ami In this Mr. Itorah eoucurrotl. Speaker Joseph W. I.vrns and Majority leader W. Ik Pan I, bend prolessod no tlltllcultles In tin way of fo tn the proposed measure. One thing that boosted the chanees of the I'resldenta tax program was a report from Secretary of Commerce Kopor that corporation Income in Wiki was 00 per cent higher than In P.)il2. tXH), m ! ) e Von-llsealor- course of his prohp into the of enemies of the New Heal, Senator Thick of Alabama, chairman f the lobby committee, assumed the right to seize and examine their private telegrams, and thus tils Investigation was carried Into the courts. Silas Strawn, Chicago attorney learned the committee was about to subpoena Ills telegrams and tie oh talned n temporary Injunction blocking such action, lie has asked the Plstrht of Columbia Supreme court to make this Injunction permanent. The wholesale examination of telegrams was attacked by Ivcpresentative Wadsworth of New York, and defended Senator ltlnck. 'It strikes me, Wadsworth said, that we have reached a strange stage In the development of democracy when private correspondence can be seized without court procedure or search warTI1K IN fTalrs rant. IUack said: "Kepeatedly it has been held that the senate can call for what it pleases. There appears to have been a concerted effort by those who seek to Influence legislation behind the scenes, through subterranean channels, to prevent us from getting evidence. FAN CON'S boom for Presidential nomination Is progressing In a way that must lie pleasing to his supporters. Kansas KepuMIeans In a state convention pledged him the state's l4 dele- GOVFKNOIi gates to the Cleveland convention, declaring Mm to he the ber fitted canThat Kansas should support didate. its governor Is natural and expected, hnt he nlso Is garnering a g od many delegates elsewhere, and In btrsement in some s'ntes where the deVgates are n Instructed. Sentiment favorable to Fan Ion appeared In Now Jersey, and Ilorvey S Moore of Trenton, a KepuMicun leader, was contemplate g starting an active campaign for him In that s'ate. t halo-Kthiojii.i- JAIV.N d a tat of i i r of n D in' t'l,' (' ilerl. il.e llo I., her la (I'M 'lin'd on i!rh 'I !on iu lie ground of poor l.ol'i hold Ilf Il.e lipi for f'll Hitoia, n iiiodt.iie who U wi II known . In fioth Me d and Illioti at once lug, m phllng ui hi I I 1 1 ,.r Vni, hitler a Horn I'.MItAII and Set, t la r I -- 1 r. aiyiig: Mv cuhlnct ipniii.. ngains ceitain ('nicllccs of to ih.iln tors '1 ' . i : r i : i r l.i g. r, t: e S"V :., Ill e, I rcr-ii. o n tli.M Me hr some of f he ,.: f ' M, isf. il '; " " Iv nr. rea'lv thr. dr I i will lu uii'ii. Iv.d. rr-- , m'1 v " evi'ii ger nuM ''r.M'" I"' j' ru-i t 'i pipoit'i'it third Mnv i, iolatms would lire, $.i.lHH) Hut and a tenet. ho suit J.'ct to a olio year J ii! sen The so called l!hinsoii Iutm in anti monopoly hill, nlo aimed at chain stores, will he passed by the senate hefore very hue;, according fn a prom Ise niadi tiy Senator llohirmon to a mass molding of .ram Independent nvr chants who went to Washington to lob hy for the measure. This Mil legislate against special prices, reha tea, ndver tlslng allowances and brokerage fees giving autos advantage to chain stores. 1 IlliOl'till Its committee of thirteen the l.iuigue of Nations to lfcnlfo Mussolini and Tin peror ll.ille Selassie to consent to Im mediate negoMnt Ions for an end to this tllille and a detlnlte re establishment of Italo Kililoplan peace. Though coiislderailou of the proposal hy Ills cabinet council wa delayed a few days, Mussolini, accordin to advices from Home, was disposed to ac ijulesce provided territory In Kthiopla nl by ready occupied Italy Is considered hers and left out of the negotiations. Halle Selassie accepted the proposal without reservation. In recent days his armies In the northern sector have been routed In big battles and have lost many thousands of men, and the Italians have penetrated far toward the Interior of the country; ami In the South the Invaders were preparing for h rapid advance. Hack of the leagues appeal was the standing threat of extension of sanctions to Include nn embargo on oil. This suddenly brought about a situation rather disconcerting for the league. Hr. (iiuseppo Motta, Swiss foreign minister, gave a warning that If the oil embargo was applied his country might feel It necessary to leave the league In order to preserve Its neutrality If the consequent threatened war tn Ihirope resulted. Motta pointed out that if Italy quit the league and hosilitles ensued, Switzerland, through her membership In the league, would appear In Italian eyes as n party to a hostile coalition, and would be subject to Invasion, by Italy-oone side and perhaps hy Germany on the other. IlKITAIN'S government evidently be-- another war ts coming, and Intends to he well prepared. It made public a gigantic program for Increases In the army, navy nntl air forces and for swift mobilization of man power and Industry. No official cost estimate was given out hut authorities said (lie total over a three-yeaperiod would tie not It's ttmn one and a half billion dollars. The program includes these Moves r features : Army Four new battalions of in fanrry are planned. All units are to he mechanized. modernized, re and eqippped. F'pivial attention will he paid coast'll an anti aircraft defenses Two new Navy battleships next year and an Increase in cruiser strength from ho to 70. with tive new ores to te laid down this year Naval personnel also will tie Increased hy I the high ranking army and envy (idirers really In command of the ini.'iMoli, lire) who real!)' the' killings oee.ivionnlly hy the !y ii'respoii'ihle young officers want war with the Soviet right now. The answer I that the Japanese army and navy ('direr know perfectly well, the Soviet government believes. they would he biting nlT more . At the pos-.lly i;ni they could chew. time the Kussn Japanese war broke out In the old days. It Is pointed out, Kus-siOld Imperial KiiS'ia it was then had only M.ooO men In the Far Fast. And they were rather poorly equipped. In fact, there were quite a few scandals about that element later. rattlers - In-pl- t u Mill than IoO.imh) In ) workers In New York city buildings called out on strike hy James J. i.amlirlck, president of the T.nllding Service T.mployees' International union, and the sky scrapers from the Mattery to Washington Heights were badly crippled. Hievatcr men stopped their cars, furnace men hanked their tires and scrubwomen threw down their mops, and all marched out of the buildings and formed picket lines. I here was some scattered fighting between the pickets and men hastily hired to take their daces. Since t lie strike nlTected not only olhee buildings hut Innumerable apartment buildings also, the occupants of t he latter were deprived of heat and telephone ccnnections, and tn many cases sick persons were marooned This lend without food supplies. Mayor I. a Munrdla to call the city health ofllelals Into conference, and to declare a civic emergency and order Health Commissioner Klee to see that tires were stoked and that trips necessary to health of the tenants and care of the sick were made In all residence buildings of more than six lloors. were Russia's Great Army Russia Is not telling Imw many men she lias In tin Far Fast nmv, hut reports from Moscow are that Soviet officials nre rather complacent when the subject Is menth'iied. It is well known that the Russian armv now has considerably In excess of a million men, and that they nre excellently equipped with nil the most modern war materials, expensive ns they may he. It Is freely admitted tint every sacrifice necessary was made to attain this objective. Now nlso, It Is pointed out In Moscow, the railroad has donhlo-trnekebeen nil the way Near the through to Vladlvostnck, latter city there are forces of bombing and fighting planes calculated to give the Japanese considerable muse. Moreover, the Russians merely smile when asked about that northward push of the Japanese, apparently aimed trans-Siberia- n d Headaches, nd to Mo adminl.stra-ti"n.- .A is SAFE is Yc.ur Doct Asl: Kir i What has been happening, according to iusi 'ofs, is tmt very d.Jercnt from wliaf hi h ipponed In many Mates, wantexcept In me particular. People endorsement the have ing Jobs had to of local poliiial loaders. The difler-enr- e in West Virgdiia is that the leaders whose approi al was necessary were always allied with the Neely organization, and never tin Ibdt faction. Apparently Senator licit missed the boat when he did not have an agreement with his colleague latore McCullough was appointed. Dont Entrust Ycur Own or Ycur Familys to Uakaov.-Preparation j Well-Bein- g TlEFOriE you tnk. tion you dont ku , d a..r, J, ar the ' pains of rheumnli-- r ribs or neuralgia, ask your o r ,t he thinks about it in r " I'arg-.with Genuine Ilnyer A We say this hem discox-erof Gayer A I'oui, ir.o t pain remc'. ' aj. vised against by phvi. for the stomach; iien, .? the heart. And the h c arry cf Haver Aspirin largely charge! medical practirc. Countless thousands of people who have taken Ifayer .Varna year in and out without ill cmvt, have proved that the medical Fadings about its safety w ere correct. Gemembcr this: Genuine Caver Aspirin is rated amonrj the fashst for the relief of he;,-- ,i I , ' xx a I . Mail Contracts y Tiesei.t indications nre that President Roosevftt will extend the present mail contracts, 42 in number, with the shipping companies, for a period of one year. Ib has the authority to do law, assuming that this miller no new shiiiping legislation is enacted. And best information on Capitol Hill arid in New Heal circles Is that none exi-tin- I.' or Rheumati irgiuia ed i - ( g will Ik. There was quite a stir recently over the drafting of a new ship subsidy bill Much mystery was by New Healers. made about the new measure, which was. it was said, to Ik introduced h.v Senator Gatrey of Pennsylvania. The new measure, according to gossip accepted for n few days, was to have flip Presidential blessing ns against the Copeland bill and the Ideas of Senator Idack of Alabama. It was Senator I.lack, those interested recalled, who directed which the investigation seemed, to put It mildly, to he a little unfriendly fn the shipping companies. Underneath all the mystery ns to the Guffey hill anil the discussions of merits of the dans of Senators Copeland and P.lack, the determining factor Is simply this that President Roosevelt Is willing to do more to aid American merchant marine than congress is willing to do at this time. Perhaps after election, the Presidents advisers explain, congress will be In a morp amiable frame nf mind. The wheel within these wheels Is that the President at the moment is concerned very much over the economy issue. He Is going through a lot of motions, what with all these conferences of the spending and lending agencies and whatnot, to give the country the Impression that he Is going to stage a Calvin Coolidge economy act and get the federal treasury back on a sort of Andrew Mellon basis, though of course he would never use that methods yd .s!,,-ba-d i discovered for the relief of headaches and all common patax . . . and safe for the average person to take regularly. You can get real Gayer Aspirin at any drug store simply by never asking for it by the name aspirin alone, but always saying BAYER ASPIRIN when you buy. Bayer Aspirin Cleanse Internally and feel the difference! Why let constipation hold you back? Feel ' your best, look yout beS cleanse internally th way. easy TEA is not amir acle worker, but a week of this internal beauty tea-cu- Writs for at cutting the railroad. FREE SAMPLE There are plenty of fortifications, and treatment will astoGARFIELD TEA CO. plenty of well equipped soldiers to nish you. Begin tonight. 231 Dept. resist any Japanese attempt to reach Brooklyn N. Y. (At your drui iton ) the railroad. There have been one or ministrator Chester C. two brushes, they mention grimly, anil I'avls began planning the are not unaware nf rhe Japanese t he Russian ways to spend strength. $aOO,(HH!.(HM) authoriAlso, the Russians havp calculated his zed. Under orders on flu possibility that a bombing All In HOW You Fight more than live thousquadron or a quick successful push sand of Into one salient enipheees might cut the tr.uns the AAA who had been Siberian line temporarily. They have word 'Mellon. waiting since January built tip stocks of You Deed a medicine that that everything 6 for something to do might be needed at strategic points. Balk at Subsidy helps your hair to save starved got busy placing the Near Vladivostock by nourishing bo this would be no time to launch they not only have new program into efhair roots and stoppirg Daa munitions plants, hut out into what would he, In But you must many secfect. the good J aids, which have been up faithfully keep tions of the country, a very very successwork. Stan today with Gloxetj The goal of the new ful in unpopular C, oxer and constructing submarines. spending campaign in the interest of Mange Medicine law, Mr. Roosevelt said In announcing Medicated Soap for the sflto are Altogether more the they merchant concerned marine. The mere fact his siguatu-e- , Is parity, not of farm about Germany than poo. At all druggists. Oiwy shout Japan. that actually the cost would be no your Barber give you viovci prices, but of farm Income. He said greater than under the present mail the New Ieal has not abandoned and Case of West Virginia eon tracts would not will not abandon help the picture. the principle of Hoping that he Ims settled the It Is the prejudice the word against for equality agriculture. in Maine, so to "subsidy So strongly built up In the lavls planned, as the first move, a encouraging returns frommenacing tire Tine hinterland all these years that Presiseries of four conferences with agri- Tree state in September's congression dent Roosevelt and members of the cultural leaders In Memphis, Chicago, al election. President Roosevelt now house and senate fear. New York and Salt Fake City to forturns his attention to West Virginia bo the good old mulate plans to take HO.OOM.ooo acres where the situation Is even more'dili-eultsubterfuge of calling a subsidy pay for out of commercial production tills year the Maine's moral effort on mails is to continue for carrying and place them in legumes and other another year. workers in the rest of the conn Majlie after election congress will have st II conserving crops. try may he tremendous, hut not even Mie nerve to call a spade a Tire new law provides benefit paythe most optimistic New IValer spade. Rut ments to farmers who cooperate In any electoral votes are Involved thinks such ideas die hard, and the house of due to coLii. there representatives Is never federal suggestions for conservation of Whereas West more Virginia's eight elec- -- 2 months from an soil fertility In lOlli? and 1I'7. It proelection. toral vote might easily de, Me who Is Meanwhile the navy ls still vides. also, for federal subsidies to to he Titsidenr for the I four years Relieve lhe dryness and impa Pent and anxious to see states sotting up permanent state pronext January, irritation by applyjn,, the whole AM the New grams In 1P:;$ and thereafter. marine policy overhauled Menlholatum nigh lv.il hopes for In Maine, merchant I he and morning. navy wants subsidies, to be frank really, i to save Representative Iv KMKMKFU the Alamo. the bat( r.,ed subsidies, paid to ship owners Morin. No one f.umiii who wdj briid vessels tle cry of Texas, was heard all the M re s tu.,M,;i hopes to capable of being tauen over as auxiliaries In over t tie state as its centennial f'emoerat from the Toitia OMFOR th. w here evert of wr-f- i,; Kop-- t s built to opened at t lie village of ."( irie Sir; navy spec! nose drop.1, If yon prefer im was soept In on the It wants ships to be where tl.e decsubs! call for ib throat spray, cl by the government Just as th. laration of Independence from Mexico cratic high pde. LISbia NEW MENTHQUTUX s ef nl ctlier The was signed. The old charter of emMoran row threavrs even sea power nations drofiP In handy bottle with re. pire was taken there from Its place tics nun it salvage. It a !i in Me state capitol rotunda tn Austin, bellev Republican s. ite from Maine n ,h' Sep h t. an Gov Janies V. Allred ef Texas and ten.her. resul-irword to Ihc account ef tl.e world U'NU W Ci v Philip I.aFollette of Yioor.s!n rest ef the c.Ui Ty that the New IVjT .! th. com: ruw s his s'ipped. Wi-wont along to take part in the cerep i? ni'ii't f'e fen mind if hew monies. The party then went to HuntsHAVE YOU INDIGESTION nrvnrion is , ... t1 el 'bin any ror f(1r a long time Vm-eSet euer elections ville. b here Gen. Sam Houston gathp. Strw Mitel Bof demv n. ri.m.f, Apparent willing s Art. ir ered an army of Texans to fight the I:'- -. C"M !h'f y. Fierport f bar ar'f ravy an; Ma :. l.i c',':! p, 'on Mexicans, and there G'v. II ill McAl-i-vT'cnn 1 n e appropriation wriTg In thi ra'' o' ur mr of Tennessee nude the ad Ires. A. I'm r(r ti is h,vn hoi,; cr'tldsms o; ' . no r it n" Sin Antonio and other cities f Unwed m t' , h n - by th federal gov ;'. o' leit no x. . ' I , on M e s TI" J. irri g::oci a rr'gr.im. and the celebrations re m P t n! p. t e w.il continue for mentis, reaching a a a- - T - r i, of M litre hott'-- s cortvs. in all hu h iv .n t n'.i climax In the epcnng on J'T.e 0 of To'ofn M- - cal t vcpf-v. b n ?erx ' ), j will he't-- r - Tv adj un thin I bad fst in vv Kh ' at .to . the ct Menmal exposition at Iaiiai ,j .( ' ,i; i be fv.);,1.-to p ind was cot l trans-Siberia- after MMFDIATKl.Y President toosevelt Signed the uew soil const rvation-farrelief act passed to take the plaee of t he Invalidated AAA, Ad- Its BALDNESS! ship-buildin- g druff-Glov- ers! fac-rn- . IVnw-crati- NASAL c IRRITATION; n t aircraft carrier will tie constructed, an I the air arm of the navy will tip strengthened. Air Force - About 'g.'si new war planes will he ad led to the home defense squadrons. hnugM'g the total to 1.7.'S Twelve r.cvv r sq r.idrons for Imperial di fense that ts ar forces avail, d ie for transfer to danger areas will he ad ' I. amt r lore pi!os w ill he reuni ted Ful'ovving ltd announcement the an t.ual raval tsim.ats were suhru Ved fo parti imer t They cat) for X ' iv'.. r- ! g IT : rea'.-.uio- - f i e -- r - 1 ri-- ht n-- on-- ; 1 $ p.i, 4dv,UOO 1 cote-hrario- a revv TI1F third nr.n!vcr,iry 'of Ms Inauguration resident Itoo'crclt pushed an electric key In the Wtdre which s t In motion nach.r.ery lh that cJo'cJ the s'nice gates of the Korris dam in the Tenne-sc- e Valley project. This slguai zc! Me completion f that part of the vast work on tl.e Clinch river. I hope a many people as can wilt cm. sn increase of fO to see the Norris dam in eastern the previous jear. - I j., th o.zi-- j You are te!: l 1 tiOini. . !''( "f Works Frogrc W over n- -b p.- rv-r- wi p-- j -- ,.; c-r-e- f. s, e a- Ci.r thl l st - "i.b ht d sos. u - t gas. it l-- f' .i i 4 Whether the - cjS , J KnoTs .i i wi:u;i;i ot:e of the army's niot tel, tile eoinm.'i u lers. died In the army In nd at the ho p't.il on (o'vernors age of Heveiity two. Ih' sirved d year, thrmig'i ludhin campaigns, in the Spanish Aiivi lean war ami In the riilllpi.li.es. aid went to Trance In the World war as a capiit.n Fie was phi v promoted Ihnuigh gnide, ti hrlg idler ci nera! on August lfi, ldl7, and to major ge'.eral on August 8, l'.ns, when he was given command of the Mighty eighth lilvMon. n new miMon.'il army unit which In trade'll and took uv et sens. Trevloiisly he had coniinnrided the Tifty sixth brig nle. Twenty elglifh division. a IViin.') Ivanla iniltlt, lit Chauleau Thierry, moor. llie S' riator I Hop!. ins arid his orgar.I.a-poll-- , factional ing heap 1. if f the Other I lemoeratic M I'thew M Necl.v, Is very had II"It said on the indeed. e- -i Virginia ndmlnis the Is a dls-.-.W. McCullough. I i Mv tip : f Man Wli.o r !' i "4 ii Harry "''ii ers llv ex. tiled agent of idliiurj nverlords Mm a T-- t - cn ) the s'n'u. in Mi.it II'.!'"'.. for two h"1 vv tio I'ct ig vh.um tiii horiler the ' u;,g iM o d .'!!i' now him Ii I, iI o w p.g It, 'o situ Mini' a more nf in1!' voi'v pmvil I I Ms at le.m-- the pm id of young ii it i h ,i i II r ot n 'a si h cl i. id was taken to nv.'in iliU.'rmined to Ih it the eiupi ror h proi oed wIlli the m.d.'nii'otioii of Mv cmiiilry, and In exeril-- e hi power to rule limlead of pi in.itiing hiumolf to to ion i he tin, mure would umke It unt.iwful for anv peisi.ii ohgige.l in eommorci to grant any ill'icount, i.li.ite, nlbiiv alice nr advci nivl.e charge to a pun tumor ou r that iivallahh to tl.i pm chasers' romMtors It n!m would prohihit sales 'at prices lower llein those exneli h.V Mild person elsewhere III the fulled Stales for Hie purpose of dcMrnyiug compel it ion or elimln.it lug n competitor. '' Co operative associations wntihl In1 (Xelupted from prnl Islons of till mens ( nf Me H llo-'M- n i i I ' ; mu t prnv o'.e r. t ; f.e !y s.i riu' r w ' ; I , ger of iii'. of r, i iiit, ncraf, ltd roihu 11 a t t I I j Nii.vm CorterFicld of p ,. , rut'li Representative Mran. Moreover and Moran has sob! the White Houe pretF. Hopkins H itator Harry WT Idea that Rrann's ty Thoroughly on the friends Just w on't do. Is In West Virginia the situation two strong even more ddhmlr. The who' I figures of the lemoeratic party, nf are two senators, the In happen t. has the tiht that hen h SU. loggei with the fin med oof on the senate floor, denouncing Ru-I'. Holt, li,,) M. ,tor, tm-ti- , I ,d govern Soviet T! WimUngori mill the di V I l! i spire cni.fd' at fac Me-b tire h w c.i'lng h". tiiry ci. up ha : V r c.m'e a "" ; of tr e .1 ij t'l e '1 g"v' Jipanc'e reg.i fvd ci iiM'1.' of ' I r rid hi the r riiii id a f'l-' I!.'. re. !.r - ,o s. r eo.-- i dan wt CIA' 'Till! Wah-ItAor- i was summoned to with Farley, talked fit b'ngth WM taken to the White House to would so,. f the Roosevelt personality later rumored us It do the trbk. "- flint he coidd have the assistant It. ' wanted !' If n of the fury M Is I.rann about placating The trouble gome that he would have to be given Anysignal honor outslh the sate. more than wotill Mo state thing nIde 1 eiilionoe," Every five ndi.n, . iner of a great ho nine stroke, imp babies nre born m, In z this period p, A big double h beside the bell fur: minutes to remind : Germans have ;, i babies were bill g Tin cloik has gosf, In more cm: the usual time;.:, change between l m to Impre-- s tijr-tigers of a f.il.ltg son's Weekly. Rr.mn .So NATIONAL .CAPITAL By Life and Death CI Impress lYpr Placating Drann the r Irnfcssor Ahrahamson polritnient of of I.owdoln. SEiEN HESKD nrbund remit and attempted rnp thousand addiera led hy w m group of young "fiiwlst rfbn-rthought the tikada (rover oment waa hainjo-rlg the military prviot of ttie l .'illofi. So f ir as (on he Jinlgeit : tills d.sf.irne, the net remits of the nisi Ing were; Admiral Viscount Jlakoto S.iifo, foitner prenoer and lord keeH-of lie privy goal; Koii'Mjo TaLiiti.mlil, inli.mter of f.ii.itne, and (Jen Juhiro U'atonahc, (t.nf i( military education, were a in noted t.y the rebels re mler llhii. a cm oped death. Ids brother in low helng iii.Kfukiui for Mm aid he muMneers IhreiifeCrd liy shlili. It e r sob til il. In a for If eoni.t, ', Itcincrif great on (.im 11 li.g 1.!, It!, high onti-- t no (Inn etli and. ulnae nil It Is the key to the can fully 1n.1l.nl out control of h great river and Its witter spread over pa f I S iif seven .1 . " I In Non Is il.itn Is a p- - uflonl rj in hoi (if hef tor Pfn it f pro, i ter nii...r tlililtv for llllliiolls (if ili( S (if (OJ( ( nut ry, 'lh( nntl'. it I i coni to real In th it national os uned tmt t.e mid tl.e ,ori,H iluii Is j dctiia that our piogrnui for ii.ns.-ni- i Holt of t Cal soot ccs Is going for ward. 'I tu:il c"iii-inlM'- f pok f Imw it f if IV iv rovrino o f .,7, n 1.0, to villr.l f I! y Pro, 14. ill ti ll Hi.uibl lii- r 11 . .N0wfti.f1 iiiiiiina ;.t lnM'y ir s C Ktilirniii ml li It n wn WARD W. PICK AR iftn Sriurc was calming down after tna |