Show NEWS REVIEW REVIE V OF CURRENT EVENTS Graf Craf Zeppelin Arrives Arrive and Starts Start Eastward on a Trip Around World By EDWARD W. W PICKARD ZEPPELIN the great German Get Ger man dirigible was the feature of the week weeks news newl Its second crossing of the Atlantic from In So New ew York was wu made without mis mil lisp and after flying over the metropolis metropolis olis oils It came to the ground at ot Lake Lake- lIum N. N J. J In to a I perfect night land land- log Ing Nineteen paying fare passengers one stowaway and ond a miscellaneous cargo argo that Included one chimpanzee one gorilla and COO canaries were brought over In comfort and safety Three days day later the the big airship having born been refueled started buck to Germany ou on on what Is la planned to be the first leg of a B trip around the world The only stops are to be at I baten Tokio Los Log Angeles and again If It the Zeppelin peeps to tober tobey her bey schedule she will arrive at the New Jersey Jersel hangar on August 20 two Twenty passengers were were on the eastbound trip Those who Intended Intend intend- ed to continue aboard rd for the globe circling journey Included William I II B. Leeds Leeda Lady Grace Oruro Drummond hay Huy I Carl Oarl Von Pon Joaquin Sir fUr Hubert Wilkins Jack Richardson Rich ardson Commander C. C T K 11 Hn flop no- endahl and C C. It n. Durgess Burgess the last three blo being sent lent by the United States Navy department Dr Hugo as aa on the previous flight Is II pilot of ot the dirigible but bat It was reported that fter after aft ft er r this world tour he lIe would relinquish Its Ita command and devote himself to to- the management of the tho Zeppelin company comy com corn parry pany y of which be Is the business bead head Rear Admiral WIlliam A. A Mattel Moffett t. t chief of the naval bureau of nero aero while praising the successful trip of the Ule Grat Zeppelin culls calls attention attention atten atten- tion Uon to the fact fart that our navy Is now building at Akron Ohio two Vo dirigibles that will be about twice the size of the German airship Work on these vessels Is has hos been going on for some Borne sometime sometime time Urne and the admiral says Balli the first of them will wUI be put Into loto use In HEll 1911 Bach Rach will be filled with six and one one- half million cubic feet of helium gas gu and aad will carry carlf five airplanes attached to the bag Admiral Moffett Monett has been looking along alone the Pacific coast for a good food place for a base for these Immense Im lm mense dirigibles dirigible One novelty In aviation In is to be he noted Doted this week A romp company oy has hIlS been funned formed In Kansas Kansa City to rent fly It yourself airplanes to persons who cannot afford to own and maintain plant One hundred two seater six sport rt planes have been ordered and they thy will wUl cost COt the renter I between 15 13 and Bud Ili 20 an hour hoar ALFORD J. J WILLIAMS Americas America's lone hope bolo In the International Inter Inte national seaplane race for the Schneider der dee trophy to b be run at Cowes COWls I Eng Eng- nl- nl land September St 6 8 and 7 T. T has produced hI his plane without government backIng hack bark tug Ing but with the Ule aid of Admiral Mat fett and was t tet tenting ting It out near Thal 1111 last week He lit believes b It ft will prove to be the fastest ship In the I world and that It will heat beRt the time made by Major Oe De I e Bernardi of ot Italy last lut year year miles mile an hour The totne en- en gins of 24 cylinders In 10 banks blinks of ot sic six 1111 will deliver 1100 horsepower The plane plant Is a twin float he the tutelage wings and flied fixed tall tail surfaces of wood and the control surfaces of meW metal Bonnet of the French army anny selected by the ministry of air to pilot the French entry In the Schneider cup was as 81 killed when the airplane la in which he was mas training for tor the speed te test t was wrecked In leaving the airfield at Bordeaux Honnet Hon Bon net lIet was nas the holder of the world l speed lt ed record for tor land airplanes NT statesmen representing 12 t d world powers gathered In Tha Hague and on Tuesday opened a conference con M ference atones designed to liquidate the International In Inv problems left over tr irons from the war The chief matters matten to l be bet beI e t I I settled were the adoption of the Youn plan for German reparations the evac evacuation nation of the and the CK es of n a committee of ot atlon and ond control to supervise the demilitarized demilitarized demilitarized de de- militarized zone cone of Germany along the tie western frontier front Whether all or any of these things could be R arranged amicably at this conference was waa a bit doubtful This was 1101 especially true true concerning the Young plan which In certain of Its features was distasteful to every one of the powers power except possibly pos pOI sibly France and ond Italy Philip Snowden Sno chancellor of the exchequer opened the discussion discus lion don by frankly stating that the British Brit ish government could not accept the Young scheme for division of reparations reparations because It reduces England's share Ibare from 22 per cent to tu 18 per cent lie He said Bald Great Britain objects to the till proposed division by which France e gets sixths five of the unconditional annuities annuities out of Italy gets a 0 considerable annual sum Bum amounting to much much larger than thao under the Dawes plan 1 hope bope for your our forgiveness for my DIY frunk frank and firm speaking but this division Is III utterly indefensible and the experts did not attempt to explain or Justify It Tlc Tile smaller creditor I powers for which Premier Venizelos of Greece was the spokesman also protested that their debts had been overlooked by the experts when hell they formulated the plan which compresses their reparations but they said they had no Intention of attacking the Young plan lIon Representatives of France Italy Rel- Rel glun and Japan defended the new lIew plan planas n as probably the best that could be devised de tle wised although each euch of theta them asserted nil his country was making sacrifices In accepting It M. M Cheron French later Ister of finance declared France accepted ac ne the plan piau In Its entirety without with out reservations and considered It Indivisible In divisible as all the experts stated Notwithstanding Not withstanding these expressions lon on behalf behalf be half of the other nations notions Mr Snowden and Arthur Henderson British foreign secretary told the reporters positively that Great Britain would reject the proposed new division of reparation Two commission commissions were wele named by 11 bythe the tho conference one to study the political po po- consequences of adoption of the Young plan and the other to deal with the financial questions involved These bodies may not get through their work for the live or six weeks Dispatches from Home Rome said Italians generally were indignant at Snowden's Snowdell's speech which they considered a B churlish churl ish attack on the Latin nations and calculated to endanger the friendship between Italy and I England Kugland Berlin also disliked It feeling that Snowden Snow was to squeeze still more out of or the unfortunate German tax lilt payers payers pay pay- ers er and nud fen fearing ring that France ruttier rather than quarrel with England would compromise compromise com com- promise at Germanys Germany's cost T law enforcement en- en PRESIDENT commission has lias divided Its work Into loto eleven ele sections and nud for each ench a committee has hos been beell named Chairman George W. W himself him self Belt Is head of the committee to stud study prohibition the other members being Newton ewton D D. D Baker Daker Ada L L. L Comstock au and Judge William S. S Ken Kenyon Kenon on No other single body hody of ot laws was l singled out for such concentrated study as thol those e concerning the Eighteenth amendment Judge Kenyon was designated chair man of the committee on lawlessness by government t law enforcing officers was Will made modI one of the subjects of special Inquiry because of at the recent recent re reo cent use USI of firearms by prohibition agents In eases cases which aroused criticism cism In and out of congress The committee committee com com- on Juvenile Ju delinquency d Is headed headed head head- ed fd by Miss lIss Comstock that on causes of crime by Henry W. W V. V Anderson of Virginia statistics es 8 of crime and crimInal criminal crim inal Justice by Kean Roscoe of Harvard ard law college police by Frank J. J Loe lotch Loesch eh of Chicago courts by Judge William I I. I Grubb of Alabama prosecutions prosecutions prose prose- by Monte MontI M. M f Lemann lAmann of New rw Orleans penal Institutions by Judge Judg Kenneth Mackintosh of Washington state criminal Justice by Newton ton D. D Baker Daker and cost coat of crime rime by Judge Paul Taul J. J McCormick of California F. who ho wish to make cider 1 and let Itt It get bard hard will not be In In- with by the agents of pro pro- If It they dont don't sell the stun Treasury officials announced that no restrictions would be Je placed on the manufacture of ot cider Ider and fruit Juices juleps In III the home providing these beverages were not sold fold unlawfully and nud Ur Dr James M. M Doran Dorun prohibition commissioner commissioner commis commis- loner warned wanted the dry agents not to molest molet the makers unless there was clear violation of the act II ae HOLD OLD your wheat as ns long a as pos pos- Ible In order to avoid old Increasing IncreasIng increasing ing the congestion of the terminal markets Is III In substance the message to wheat growers gro Issued by the federal fed eral Irol farm hoard The boards board's statement statement state state- ment said salol the crowding of the markets markets mar mar- by unusually heavy y shipments hits has caused a sharp depression of cash cosh prices although there Is every enry prospect prospect pros pros- of a II crop rop shortage In the world supply which naturally would mal make prices higher In domestic and foreign markets un federal prisons must be made mode O OUR bigger and better especially because be be- cause they ore art now so BO overcrowded o with violators of ot the prohibition and narcotic laws In to the opinion of or President Press dent Hoover er Consequently he hn tins given his approval al to n a program of expansion expansion ex ex- of prison facilities that calls for the expenditure of and Includes the building of a new n prison In the northeastern states The pent 1101 nt at Atlanta and Leavenworth will be he considerably enlarged L. L m BERGER former con congressman VICTOR VICTOn gressman from Wisconsin and tot foi many years nn an International leaflet leod 1 of the Socialist party died In a Mil hospital from Injuries sue sus tamed In ins in's a street car cor accident In July lie was n a determined fighter for tor UK tbt cause ause of socialism and though he got gOl Into trouble during the war because ol ot hits his denunciations of capitalism he heBI war BI respected by his bis political enemies lit II WUI Nos elected to congress first In 1910 1110 bein belu being the first Socialist to hold n a sea In that body Two famous inventor In were claimed by death They were wen Emile Berliner who devised de the disk phonograph und and ninny many other things ant Dr Karl von on of best known for his Ms Invention of tin Incandescent gas mantle that bears hl hi name an and his hs development de of metal filaments In electric lamps n. n Veblen noted economist and author passed away at Menlo Park Calif ant Mary MacLane who ho gained consider considerable considerable able fame rome n a generation ago ngn as tin this writer of a diary and ond several se othet othel books died In III Chicago THERE Is going to be a lively fight fur for the governorship go of Virginia for tor the Democrats t who ho refused to bol hol their party last fall tall because Al AI was the Presidential candidate have hav nominated John Garland Pollard ol of William and Mary Mory college to contest contIS with Dr Ur William M. M Drown put ur urby urby urby by the Smith anti Democrats and th Republicans und and hacked bucked by Bishop James Cannon Jr Professor Protessor Pollard was nn an active e supporter of ot Sn Smith Down In Georgia the split In the th Democratic part party was made mode wider wilIer h bi announcement of the Smith anti fat tl thai that they would take no 00 part In II Inthe inthe the primary called to select a n date for tor congress to succeed the mul Leslie J. J Steele of the Fifth district but would concentrate OIlI their at tl In the general general election There will I. I In ht three ri aspirants for tor Steeles Steele's seat seat seat-a a He Re a n regular Democrat and an anti antl THAT old war ar between the On Leone Le Le- one nag In sail and Hip Sing Sine tongs tones broke tact again in to New New- NewYork pw York Chicago and othet large cities and several rol slant eyes gentlemen were stint shot to dent death ul i Rut Bui United States District Charles II n. Tuttle of ot New ew York threat threatened net ned wholesale unless th tl conflict ceased so 80 the tong long I leaders tenders got gol together and signed a 0 peace treaty G O FUAD of F. F K JiNG Egypt pt pt and his hll primi prime prim 1 i minister left London with a pro proposal from front the tilt British t gU government f forgiving for r giving Egypt the status flatus of an dent nation and at nt the same time pr 11 serving In 10 all essentials British con control D of the Land LanI of the Nile It Is h t signed to satisfy th the troublesome nationalists without periling British interests III and It must roust be bt accepted ac III by a new treel freely elected En tian than parliament |