Show 1C" i km THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND )' UTAH lNlNlNNlNlNNNNNfc iNIininIninI1nNInININInini “Proclaim Liberty Throughout All the Land-- ”' iNNNNs NfeNlNlNNNNlNlNtoF NHhhX IN N N IN GTlfp Uuirp nf thr Nation N IN -- w I Nl IN IN IN IN IN IN IN IN ft i (f a dTaTtT tU IMr f Ivtk THE LIBERTY THROUGHOUT n tat TE IIUiiU Ujlag Nt Mn Sc if land 8— Air convened NEWS-REVIE- Ylew W a brief time But Senator Watson majority pleader expressed the belief that the tariff hill could not be finally acted upon until Just before the regular Ifecember session OIGN'ATUItE of the Yonng plan fir Germnn payments by reparations the seven Interested nations Is having speedy result In the way of settling other jxmt war problems The council of the League of Nations met In Madrid and the Germans carried out their plan of bringing before It the By EDWARD W PICKARD matter of early evacuation of the new prime Rhineland French Aristide Itrtund Ramsay Macdonald of Great Britain Is foreign minister proposed that an planning to come to the United States ternational conference he hbld this to confer with President Hoover summer for the handling of all outIn reregard to navnl armament standing questions left over from the ductlon and the Kellogg enforcing war and this was agreed to by Dr war hy Joint action of pact outlawing Gormnn minister - In Gustav Kiresemann the English speaking peoples of foreign affairs Prime Minister of news was this Washington the plan MacDonald of Great Britain already well received and It was learned ut had he was willing to Intimated that the White House that Mr Hoover in such a meeting It was participate would be glad to meet Mr MacDonald generally believed that the conference and discuss with him questions of be held In July probubly In Interest to their two countries would The or Lqndon Hague American Ambassador Dawes on his It had been supposed that the l way to England was apprised of this at this Madrid session would take development by rudlo and almost Imtip the vexatious question of national mediately after his arrival In Ixvndon minorities but Stresemann insisted It a he went to Scotland for conference should 'be referred to the World Court with the prime minister who was takat The Hague Tills was strongly oping a ten days vacation at his home In Lossiemouth posed by Itrland and tlip representatMr Dawes was exives of the secession states and a Mr to to MacDonald an deliver pected Invitation to visit Washington and compromise was reached by which the matter was held over for the Septemhold there a conference with Presiber session of tho Longue assembly dent Hoover and Prime Minister MacFrench Socialists kenzie King of Canada In convention at The best In was that London guess the trip Nancy declared In favor of the Young would be made about the end of July reparations of the plan evacuation Rhineland and Immediate adafter the session of parliament ratification of the accord for the journs payment of the French debt to the According to London corespondUnited Certain of States the United ents Mr MacDonald said: “If PresiStates senators led hy Howell of dent Hoover Invites me to Washinghave attacked the Young plan ton I am going to answer 'I will go' as “another move by t hollies and 1 shall hope to settle this question of the International bunkers" to cancel relations once and for all" It was asserted he hopes to not only the war debts but also (lie terest on the allied obligations to carry the discussion much further Administration leaders and than naval subjects He believes the America State department ilficlnls asserted World Is entering on an era of great In settlement the would Industrial nothing Young financial combines and affeet the war debts owed the United whose boundaries will cut' across all States J I Morgan one of the national frontiers and he Is desirous American experts declared on arrival of a discussion on economic In New York that the bank for Inter and avoidance of cut thront combailor ST seltTemenlsTIcf be established petition id foreign markets ""Mr- MacDonald as a Socialist welcomes the undet the Young plan would be the welding of Industry Into trusts and greatest Instrument for the preservation of world peace yet devised sees no objection to the spread of trusts In the International field under proper governmental control HOOVER because he Ramsay MacDonald Coming to Washington for World Peace Conference i 1 n pUESIDENT when i It N IN il in UIIR'I THEnilPROVIKCt ASSEMBLY kf i Att to kil iNv irv rrwtoatti IN e M wk U N N N ktl frswtleat orm If abMMf elm Kit tMl u BsHkMUBikk hi “phil Te MUClllH w hi ‘C! Cs IN IN IN IN a u4 t — — 4H4 " to4 ttt ii to Vito - to to to i‘t tito pf - kt ihvM 4VI i't Wktitl L'tovtoiwkkeoHtorf tot IN tfc tt to IN 4 e “ b 4 to m - ftto beep cautioned for more than a 4 Li It ng'ijnst reckless use of firearms 4 jear ettf and that he did not see what more Ir vet ytokktok ftot IZ could he done to prevent killings tot MieiaMifMi rm0Stmm ut pvi without crippling n mul rfstitoiwltsi) enforcement ptl tit to w h t N town kN ttaHtotn Two officers of Hopkinsville Ky ten rN to" I! tiM Jto IN “ eto w die tlei who were convicted for kllllug a man Le In a prohibition IN were lb denied a raid ikeir a4 Bktu alaiHr uA ba ipyedN M ke new trial by Federal Judge Dawson N In In Silver City N M t Mttol lkt Ohj Htoktotonto tot tok Kn totklltk ttt901 IIIH fV' lWt t to IN a dry agent Induced u bootlegger to NAaii mmbhI yMeemM kik id sell hint liquor and the latter was shot N other by agents as be was making the M delivery Angeted hy the dry raid N ut Itlpon WIs during the celebraNl tion of the Republican party’s IN ty-fifth birthday Assemblyman IN of Ashland county Introduced N a resolution asking the federal government to desist from attempting to IN enforce the Eighteenth amendment In the Badger state r About Ihe same time dry ageuts raided-th- e favorite NikatBNitaNiNiRttNiAiBMCjR&tdKakaNiKjiRaiUKatokNifeaNiKsfcaiLifcsNKBNNfeiaa "A Ka N N fc wet legisladrug store of Wisconsin’ The above te a reproduction of a ecuvenir of the Centennial expedition held In Philadelphia In 187S It shows tors In Madison In the form of the Liberty size type Declaration 'the of Bell It was in smallest handset the ' Mr Low man Independence pearl Las ordered heavy refrom which an electrotype was made In the type founJry of MacKellar Smith and Jordan In Philadelphia Thouinforcements for the dry enforcers sand of these printings from the electrotype were distributed at the Centennial in the way of of the Detroit area In response both men and boats to By ELMO SCOTT WATSON man who read commanding officers of the Continenlosophical society this the big rum runners of the tal troops SK the average American That It he proclaimed in it to the assembled Dtople was Col Great Lakes met In Ecorse and laid what took plu e on July 4 each of the United States and at the Joint Nixon formerly ac alderman In to operate In unison plans They head of the Army" 1770 and lie will probably Philadelphia and commander of a rega shuttle adopted system whereby It was late in the afternoon of iment in tiie Continental army at the reply in some such words traffic will be diverted to Lake Erie as these: “Why the Dec Thursday July 4 whin this action battle of Long Ida ml and at Valley or Lake Huron when the enforcers was taken lie acted for the sheriff who so the committee Forge laration of Independence are concentrated on the Detroit river would hy right have read It of Thomas JelTeison which made us free from film and they also have devised an elub Adams and Benjamin The reading of the Declaration was wus writteu hv Franklin immeEngland orate Intelligence system and begun and Jefferson Thomas from the Mate house received enthusiasm with much diately hastened hy buying larger and better boats ou Chestnut to the Philadelphians street in Philadelphia George John Hancock hy It Is true that signed These are Just a few of the wet and n little building Then on High street vvheie Hie Liberty hell in the state house and some others that take up vast Washington dry developments n of the event they rang In celebration Dunlap and Clay poole conduetid steeple (that bell whose makers had space In the columns of the metrothe Liberty hell until It cracked wide print simp 3 hose printers were preplaced upon It the prophetic politan dailies “Proclaim Liberty throughout all pretty pared to do "rush Jobs” They hud open" And that represents misinformation out of the hroioNides sum well the after the Land unto all the Inhahiuints put immediately F T’LESS all Indications are wrong the Ikitths of Lexington Bunker Hill which muny of us have upon the his thereof" when It had Been cast some peace between Mexico's government the and upon reecipt of the news of the years before) was rung and the Roman Catholic church will toric event from which we date at Ticotderoga and Quebec at this time— to call the Philadebeginning of our nation he declared In the near future ArchHo they at once set to work and gave lphians together for the reading of the In contrast to this misinformation and Bishop bishop Ithlz of Mlchoacun their Dei laration and to celebrate the occapersonal attention to the setting these consider simple chronological I’ascual Dlnz of Tabasco held conferIn type of this greatest of all docti sion after they had received the news ences with President Fortes GU In facts In regard to the making of the meats which had fallen to their lot B:t the cruekliig of the hell did not and I’ro of Independence C’bapultepec castle as the climax of Declaration to print Since t lie printing of it had take place nt this time That and there was claiming of Liberty long negotiations official to have Jefferson supervision exactly 59 years later while On June 7 1770 Richard Henry Lee good reason to believe they arrived at an understanding which would delegate to the Second Continental Adams and Frai’kllu stayed In the it was Inihg tolled Tor the death of was set Chief Justice John Marshall which shop until the IH'claration need only the approval of the Pope Congress from Virginia acting under in type and the first proof of it was took place July 8 1833 Other bells In well Informed quarters In Mexico bis Instructions from that colony prechimed in the caorus bonfires were that pulled They then made corrections declaring City It was asserted the basis of the sented a resolution on this proof (the major responsibillit that evening und all In all it was and of was mutual consent for a “these United Colonies are agreement ity for catching any errors rest it:? on one of the most memorable days In broad Interpretation of thecountrya right ought to be free and lndepnd ' ' ent states" This resolution was de T"rarikrn“ fid' douM" si7fce lie was" a Hie hisiory "of tiie historic City' of religious laws both Bides making conIn nnd hove remained the practical Brotherly a month printer) cessions bated In congress for nearly Although the first official proclamaand a vote on It was deliberately de shop until this Magna Charta of Amer of Imlepeud-ferred until It seemed cot tain that the lean liberties had been placed on the tion of the Declaration 'TMIREE United States district nee took place on July 8 lu Indepeud upon delegates old flat hand press nnd was being restrictions placed Judges sitting en banc In Chicago printed ence Square this was not the first found the Standard Oil Company of from other colonies would tie so mod On 5 1776 wtieu congress met July ified that there would lie a unanimous knowledge which the public had of the Indiana and associated conFor or almost unanimous approval of the again a supply of these printed copies great news which it cotitalued cerns guilty of violating the Shermun were on hand and of the Declaration on Saturday when It was put to a vote resolution July 0 the Pennsylvania antitrust act by pooling their was them one of “wafered” in the Post “published every TuesIn Evening congress “oil cracking’ processes The In blank left for It the 2 1776 Lee's resolution spare On July rough day und Saturday evenings” ut h decision which granted the govern ‘Journal of Congress" before the read was put to a vote and approved hy "price only two coppers” devoted be ment a permanent Injunction restrainentire front page of its Issue for that the delegates of twelve of the col Ing of the minutes of the preceding ing the defendant companies from furIn took letttie meantime was voice to the publication date silent The day place that onies of the Deconly ther violations of the law came after ters the Declaration New to York The laration On July 8 delegation transmitting more than four years’ litigation Dunlap and In of the he various assemblies had been prewas penned hy Tliomn- - JefTer Clay poole also published it lu their the original Butt filed In 1925 the pared hy John Hancock son and offered to congress sitting a president ot Packet and weekly the Pennsylvania claimed the defendants government to hy congress Ids signature committee of tiie whole for revision within Hie next week or so It had conspired to restrain trade and creChnrlts and Thompson been published lu nearly all of the secretary ate a monopoly by refusing Independ- before Its adoption some of 4 5 were ot tliee 1776 the Declaration Colonial newspupers On July printed on July ent concerns the right to use their as well as havand the remainder some days later as revised was adoptBurton ing been proclaimed In various pliees “cracking' used to Independence process Tile first ene was sent to the Com hy the ussemhlles councils of safety extract gnsotlne from crude oil In ed by the delegates from the colonies datand the like for post riders were carwith the exception of the Ntw York ndttee of Safety of Pennsylvania defense the Standard of Indiana held and delivered to the comrying some of Dunlap and Claypoole a that the process had been of vast representatives The men who had ed July mittee on July ft The committee de of Independ voted for the Declaration benefit to consumers printed copies throughout the and had matethe Declaration ence realized that It would he nothing eided to promulgate nation In Massachusetts rially lowered the price of gasoline more than a scrap of paper unless it ou the following Monday July 8 since where the struggle for liberty had beelections for nienher-hiIn the new received popular supiairt and received gun It was first proclaimed on July 'TPHREE Swedish aviators started to convention were to he held through So arrangements were 14 177C It Immediately and the Interesting fact Is to New York fly from Stockholm out the state on that day and would made at once to have the document that it did not take place In Boston but a broken gas feed pipe forced than For nccording to a contemporary acput before the public In the form of furnish a better opportunity them to land on the coast of Iceusual to secure a large public attend record broadside Therefore after a count “at about noon oil Sunday land They got their plane to Reykance to hear the reading of this Impor It Ing the vote on the main question (July 14) a messenger on his way to javik and last week made three atwas “Ordered That the Dei laration tanr document Boston stopiad at one of the tavern to fly from there to Greentempts On Ju'y 8 the Declaration Tha be authenticated and printed of Inde on Main street (Worcester) for dinland but were driven back each time the Commmlttee appointed to prepare pendence was hist proilalmed to the ner for himself and team While weather ThE aviators by rough s of tiie United States from the and corthe Declaration waiting for Ids team to eat and ror Floden and LJunglund Ahrenburg I he— of am o (r v t w rect the press Thar copies art e'd to he was diet by Isaiah Thomas who ore”trylngto esfabllsha-neair laration be sent to the several the building In the state obtained from him a copy of the Decyard route between Europe and triulp and Committees Conventions vh'ih Is the ste what biles laration which he took to the church occupied of' America Councils of Safety and to the several now the home of Hie American Phi and read from Ihe porch" had used to be secretary of commerce wa In the cereInterested especially appeared that the relief bill aa doctored up by mony of laying the cornerstone of the the houae and senate conferees and magnificent new Department of Commerce building Surrounded by many approved by the President bad clear other high officials he government sailing the senate messed things all wielded the trowel that was used by up by rejecting the conference report In President Washington laying the by a vote of 43 to 10 because the excornerstone of the Capitol 130 years port debenture feature had been eliminated In this step the Democrats ago and In Ida address he said the event marked the emergence of the were Joined all by 13 Republicans Commerce Into full madepartment listed as radicals excent Couzena of The building will The debenture advocates turity and service Michigan tot only stood by their scheme but be the largest single public structure to la Washington and In Its actual floor they were especially determined apace will be the largest office force the house to ro on record on In the world It Is to be the this feature of the measure President IIooTer Immediately called most important structure In the government’s $115000 ikg) program for leaders of the bouee and senate to In the public buildings city of Washthe White House and s program was This was to send the ington agreed upon bill back to conference ss the senate asked and to have the conferees EARLY the every day quick v agree on their original report after shooting enforcers of prohibition which It was expected the house furnish tuore ammunition for the foes would reject the debenture plan by a of Volstendlsm Last week they killed comfortable margin and accept the an apparently Innocent citizen at InThere appeared to ternational conference report Falls Minn and a young be no donbt that the senate also would man at Detroit whose companions adadopt the report of the conference mit he and they had been trying to after the house had rejected the derun a boatload of liquor from benture by vote of SV to 113 Drys In “congress took the opThe most Interesting feature of the portunity to denounce the activities affair was the outspoken threat of of prohibition officers and RepresentaSenator Ilrookhart of Iowa that a tive Clancy of Michigan demanded an third or “progressive" rarty would of the IVtroit case but Investigation " ALVESTON'S International "pag-'enter Into the congressional after a to that campaign city he said the trip pant of pulchritude" came to an ' next year and the Presidential Camshooting was Justified end with the awarding 'of the title Representative Florence paign of 1932 If the debenture were Kahn of California “Miss Universe" to Fraulein LLJ ot Included In either the farm bill or troduced bill In the house directing of Vienna the He asserted the new tariff bill the the treasury to pay $25060 to the governess being Austria the young most adjudged President rather than the sennte was dependents of every person “wantonbeautiful of all the contestantsMiss In to blame for delays obtaining farm ly or negligenjly killed by any proIrene of New Tork was Ahlberg t hibition officer not acting In self delegislation named “Miss United States" The fense" Tariff hearings were begun hy the Ot her congressmen not !r dld w urged senate finance committee anff Senator the ue of for Theda Delrey “Mias Tuthanhe“trensury“forbld scandal this firearms by dry agents but Seymour Wesley Jones told the senate lsa" who was selected for ninth Lowman work should be speeded op with a Tlew assistant secretary of the was accused of being really prize the to completing the enactment of the treasury In charge of all prohibition “Miss Houston" of two years ago and enforcement the foil and therelegislation early-i- n said this could agencies therefore Ineligible as a former connot be done fore congress should recess for only He declared that agents testant JUST Nt 4 WVHD11 frN IN 14 wt4 iu m I'owteH ivn 2se?w to csltol in Washington for annual flag service 2— by soldiers and matW aviators started flight from Stockholm to New York being forced to land In Iceof the Broadmoor hotel Colorado Springs where President Hoover's oil conservation congress N N utw b 04 nml uVl c1aUT IMIU aflTf is Largest Old Glory carried Feaplane on which three Swedish 1— km w tf K v ft J l4tl - b Tle Wanted Real Service Not every one has so clear a con etptlon of the duties of a public service commission as the Baltimore woman who rung up the Maryland department of public service otic day rid Inquired far thp Tervirp engineer: “May I leave my baby In tour ofI want to go dovm fice for a while? town and do some shopping you must have tiie wrong “Why nwnibei H the mail Rasped “This la the public serv ice- commission office!" "Well knew ti lt" was the quick answer "and if jojto don’t mim Irr It a public take rare of a hat'v oioe itjfa while I think you’d bettor name- nr:Mt yon can begirt giving real public serviie!" And jsfie rung off hae New Model Children Every itold Is himself uud nothing is gained hv trying to standardize cb It dreu and Infancy— Woman's Home Compa nioQ i 4 - - ' A- - Worry If you worry uhout the possibility d getting you will be ill The mind afftHts the hotly lower Its pow er of resistance and makes It "ret cp Tivc’' of disease germs To keep well don t worry Longer One Needed A new jazz comiositioii Is said to he s! dkeetilt that very few can play It Tills Is certainly a step in the right diiectlon — London lie uiorisL |