Show i miss T 1 45 t a W howem a g 0 el M X aay V JJ X pw wa 1 ra A ky A N 1 1 tit V pt vl ta ile ZV 1 Y 1 4 71 1 11 h I 1 sew on south carolina side ade or of the savannah river during the destructive floods in the states tin tet ft Bc hober fo 0 socialists mi who 1 0 hta has been made imade chancellor of 0 Au austria atria 8 start of the Intimation al bal jooa 1 race nea from bt louis for or the james gordon dennett trophy lus REVIEW OF C U R R E NT E V E NT S 61 at and radicals of senate defeat hoover on flexible tariff dy by EDWARD ARD W V PICKARD republican sena ee torn nearly all classed as radicals united with the Demo crati last week to administer a defeat to president pr eft I 1 dont boover in the tha tariff bill battle by a vote of atto 47 to 42 the sen ato ate adopted the simmons amendment to oe hie measure taking alvay from the Wres president ident the power to make calleas changes eh in the duties under the so culled flexible tariff provision which has been la in effect for seven even years clr imd urged that tills this feature of the bill bt be retained but the majority of the senators decided that ia 1 represents a delegation of the taxing power by congress to the executive and might lead to further usurpation sur of the pow era ra of the branch of the government anyhow that was their story find they stuck to it although unbiased observers thou thought glit their action bad nore of a political basis the Preel presidents dents position in the mutter matter bad the approval of nearly till ill the big farm hut but the radical most of whom claim to represent ent agricultural states disregarded this fact and took advantage ofies rit the opportunity to lilt hit mr Il hoover the ure are not at all sure sura of keeping a solid front on the rate schedules so BO they rondo mado this showing nis on an an administrative feature only four of their bembera voting against the simmons amendment vinder the aba amendment adopted the prof would be required to transmit promptly tariff commission re jurta to congress adding his div own re rec if desired sole author male make changes ln in duties would li divested vested in congress 1 tto to prevent the ulof tip of other tariff piat pi ottora congreso would be prevented from cn alderina nul liny amendments amend menta to bills em m bodying tariff commission born which were wera hot germane to the item senator john donnald sonn raid ald the tariff would 10 po infinitely flexible tinder lunder the amendment them than under onder the present law of course the house may reject the amendment amend weaL nn hundred and seventy five con 0 evicts la in the colorado Coloia do state peril pent tent te atlary lary at canon city mutinied mutinies muti nied murdered half a dozen guards and barrt cadee themselves in one ona of tho the cell houses bouses defying the tha wardens tortes arces and a detachment of national guards men the convicts had few guna euna tut but plenty of ammunition and before they vero vere conquered it was found inke necessary sary to usa ufa machine guns kunii dyna and finally a 76 field piece fron from the tha rifle range mt at golden during the fairce battle warden P B R C crowford himself wn was badly wounded the mutineers muti who were led by one danby daniels demanded unrestricted freedom threatening tho the death of guards they hed captured it if this avro ro refused the state forces would not cot to any such euch proposals the wardens men were reinforced not only ty by the millea hut but also by police from lenver denver and ami other cities of armed anaed citizens TAM B the ob WILI se berver irver for fop american ship build baud ins con concitta cirta at tho the geneva naval conference of 19 11 was waa a voluble and witness before the senate thit that la Is investigating prop activities nn and d after li hearing carina daml the committee commett com mItt adjourned adJourn eiS its sessions until the visit cirit of prime minister to concluded this bix ably was wa wise tor for shearer had into the record and handed to the tha committee a document which would bould be internationally startling it it were vere genuine this purports to ha be IL a letter addressed to david lloyd george and ana sold said to be ree reeking reck lne kInC with hostility to the tha united states shearer atto it to sir william wiseman whom he be called th the e chief british spy in the tha united sta states tes during the war to Is now with kuhn loeb cooc new yoa ile he said bald li it was 91 him by a ur summers of los if angeles angelea who received it ft from a sir air wheeler who got tt it itom from hen den me lenden lend en who extracted it from the tiles flies of 49 tho the british consulate in new york during the war and that lie he showed it to navy officers and to the then senator reed of missouri and it an important part in shaping the naval policy of the senate sir william wiseman denounces the document as an a clumsy absurd forgery W 8 summers of los an spies seles says lie he knows shearer but knovis imo wa nothing of the letter L ID wheeler formerly a federal secret service operative says aab lie never knew shearer and A 0 merrill Merrl ll a navy department expert has given an opan opinion that the document la is spurious all of which did nut not seem eem to abash shearer several well known paper correspondents who were at the geneva conference and whose names were ivere dragged ito into lila its story by shearer have declared that gentleman 13 statements to lid be lies bland GEN GEM F P of england right hand fiand man of lord clobert cecil in disarmament efforts sent to ambassador dawes a letter stating that in 1027 a man sallina himself sherman offered him large laige sums BUMS of money to cense cease tits hla advocacy adro cacy of a reduction of the british army ano anivy navy and that it in the newspaper portraits port ralta of shearer he be recognized likenesses seit of that man shearer denies leaving approached general crozier lie ho had not been in eng 1 land since 1018 and never neer heard of the general when the committee resumes its ita hearings it will call sir william wise ninn ann former secretary of state kellogg and others whose names have i come up in the inquiry under a resolution introduced by senator caraway the senate through its ita judiciary committee also will start an investigation of all lobbies operating in congress lost its foremost statesman GERMANY last week when dr gustav Strew mann foreign died of it u heart attack following a stroke of paralysis lie ile had been in poor health for months but recently had so farre recovered as aa to be able to take part in the lie reparations conference tit at the and the desdon of the league of nations assem assembly assemblyman blyAn in geneva doc tor tr egemann who was born in ber on in IMS 1878 was president of the german reo peoples pies party a member of the and was wa several times chancellor of both the empire and the republic etwas it aia lie who put into effect the policy of reconciliation with ger banys former toes foes and who brought his country countr yInto into the league I eague of no na dilons lue ha was wai looked upon OB as the backbone ut lot the present mueller cabinet and te alin politicians doubted whether the coalition government could coald be ba held torether together without him anat Twe flat tropical burT hurricane lenne that swept westward stward from the west indies after killing some dome twenty persona and doing great grat damage in the Ba I 1 nham barnas ns strack florida with devastating force tearing ito ita wy way upward from ney key west to pensicola oln and then oyer oer to the atlantic coast region and dissipating itself in failous nan lin stor storma mis the florla being forewarned d had taken till all possible tlona but the property losses were considerable though the bentha were few the rains balna in tho the carolinas Caroll and Peor georgia gla gilded added to the already serious lood flood situation there the sa savannah and other alvors haying having risen to stages unequaled tn in trinny sears alt the way up cp to new england the storm crippled land and water transportation and wire service AIMY MACDONALD MAC DONALD must havo bave Rbee been ri gratified with the reception sc accorded him by the officials end and people of oc the united states thin prime ministers ship the was esc escorted orfed into new york hartier harti or friday morn morning ting by the cruisers memphis and trenton and at quarantine ho he and hta his party wera taken in band by X mayor byor nan welcoming committee and landed nt at luttery there they were met inet by secretary of state salm son eon and british ambassador sir esme howard and then a procession was formed to the city hall where mr macdonald waa max granted the tha freedom of the tha city soon soo thereafter the party par ty took train tor for washington where tho the primi min minister liter nud and hla his daughter ishby went flitt first to the british britis h ein embassy hassy on saturday mr air macdonald t became tho the guest of president leooy hoover er nt at the white house and the conversations on anglo british relations find and naval reduction the purple purpose of the visit hegan heban the sect social a 1 l program arranged lit in the national capital included functions nt at which was the central figure while the prinie prime minister was on the high seas arthur henderson minister for foreign affairs and valerian soviet ambassador to franca france got together and i signed on an agreement for full resumption of diplomatic relations between great brit aln and It including nn exchange 0 of f ambassadors and for than the settlement of questions outstanding between the two governments this thin agreement la Is subject to the approval of parliament questioning of the members of Q questioning the federal farm board was continued by the senate committee on agriculture ri rind and the board was subjected to further criticism tor not using huge sums of money to force up tho the prices of this seasons beacons wheat crop samuel 1 it McKelv le of Ve nebraska braska the wheat member of 0 the tha board had a sharp clash with senator brookhart on on the question of whether or not the board was waa authorized to fix prices cies the iowa solon insisting it was vas mr MeN elyle said that the board members hope that the new ketling corporation which Is in process of organization nt at Ch chicago lengo will bo be 1 ready to operate to in such a manner as to stabilize wheat prices next nest year jt it was waa the opinion of the board he said that it was not feasible to commence stabilization operations this year in william 11 II settle chairman or of the organization committee sald sad the grain mur marketing corporation would be completed within a week at the call of the farm board the wool gro growers aers of the nation hell bead a meeting in chicago to discuss plans for a similar central marketing and financing finh neing agency for or their industry american legion in annual TUB Tees session sion in louisville held the greatest parade in its history and then got down to business adopting adapting a lot of resolutions most of which concerned the care cape of disabled veterans era and like matters woodlawn post of chicago won ivon place in the drill team competition and electric post of milwaukee won the band contest boston and los ioa angeles angelea sought next years convent convention lom and it was waa a warded awarded to the massachusetts city on the first ballot 0 L of el dorado arki was ana elected commander unanimously ite ile was a school teacher who enlisted us a vitto in 1017 and was discharged two years later as a major i mrs donald macrea of council luffa iowa was ana chosen national president of the american legion auxiliary to in the tha prohibition cause L to the number or of a score mi mit met t in Wh washington Ington and organized the co operative for prohibition enforcement which Is intended to coordinate the activities of the coun count irys rys niam numerous erous dry organizations the headquarters will vill bo be in ky washington athington and the chairman Is patrick 11 II calla ban of louisville the committee proposes to lay a scientific groundwork for a campaign of education as aa to the benefits of 11 president resident hoover appointed john IL IleN mcnab lati of san francisco as aa head of I 1 tt a special body which will study and formulate changes in federal administration and judicial machinery irk in announcing the appointment the tha president said the recommendations of this group would be submitted to lo congress for the more effective enforcement of the tha laws under the eighteenth amendment n z va VON OPEL of germany fw 11 i wealthy e thy a builder an and race driver made the first flight in a plane propelled by rockets as was as the car he ha recently tried out he flew for about six sir miles at terrific speed and then the rockets being used came in a crash that wrecked the plane though ho he escaped uninjured coste and bellonte dellonte nel lonte the french pilots who started from parts paris eastward ou on an endurance flight were believed toward the end of the tha week to haw have landed in bome remote 81 61 be mierlan J an forist lat caloa |