| Show i 77 1 N 6 rf 1 1 r aw 1 11 11 ar A 4 V 4 A 72 r 2 na an VIP at V qa A 1 X amz 0 vv ml p W A aan R 44 5 5 1 british schneider cup race entry which in tests testa attained a speed of miles nn an hour 2 gerrit J diekema diekel ef hetchl michigan an appointed american minister to holland 3 famous walling wall in jerusalem where the attacks attack by arabs on jews or of palestine started NEWS REVIEW OF EVENT S graf zeppelin arrives at L Lalie akeli hurat completing trip around world t by EDWARD W PICKARD WITH WJ its arrival nt at lakehurst N J the graf lr completed its lt el epochal ile hyll trip around the lie world in 1 the courso course of which only three stops were irinda for at fried tokyo and los ios angeles the zeppelin made a smooth land ing nt at thursday morning having circled the globe in 21 days and 7 hours breaking all previous records it tied had flown a tely 2 miles and was la in the air about eleven and one half days daya the huge displayed most excellent qualities inthe in pie way of sli fety b and cruising ability the lions llona share of 0 the credit for tile the tent feat must b he gleveri to dr hugo huge Nc kenee I 1 the lie sir airships ships In domila ble coni ninn d er and tile passengers a and 1 crew ara alv ng him unstinted praise for or thi thirkill bUl skill ho he showed throughout the globe encircling trip I 1 southern californian who could got get there the zeppelin at los angeles which was reached on alunday after a light flight across the enlivened only by nn an electric term encountered soon after the do departure from tokyo tokiyo As AB it passed down the california coast the airship on an bundey had circled over son san fran cloce abe getaway front roni los loa anacles was wn no not t easy and quantities of ballast and atra extra equipment had to be dumped du ped to ette clye it enough lifting power A As s it was the dirigible barely avoided run ving into a network of high p electric wires near mines field an interesting story comes from rom Ja japan panto to the effect that the zeppelina zeppelins Zepp elins life crossing of the lie prevented the or suicidal atonement of et the alve officers and twelve enlisted men of the Jap japanese alnese navy who held bla for uie the slight blight accident accede rit that the airship suffered in being taken from the hungar hangar at has umi gaura airport such action by the japanese would have been in accord with their ancient custom and the wives of the men might have followed menu in death I 1 CLEVELAND was waa up in the air el week enjoying the airplane cares end and exhibitions of flying and the big aircraft exposition among the star attractions was mrs lira louise thaden of pittsburgh who won the derby that alint starts start I 1 ed at santa monica fifteen of the nineteen ladybirds lady birds who nho started tin jolted belied tho the race marvel crosson was killed as related last week and three others othera were forced out by mishaps gladys gladya odonnell of long beach culk won second place and amelia Ear earhart bart flyer was third colonel lindbergh and hla his wife who is now a student flyer were interested and interesting visitors the tha united states will have no representative tn in the chip cup races in england tor for aleut alford williams was unable to complete the tests testa or of his plane tn in time and withdrew italis best racing flyer captain metta was waa killed while testing ono one of his planes and the british were asked on an that account to postpone pone the races but refused because the financial sacrifices would be too great 1 IT daa to beersheba Deer sheba and a 1 treat great deal farther in all directions palestine and the neighboring countries wore were with revolt arabs amis were bassit jews in a sea r e of cities toc towns ans and villages the as native tive a and nd military forces were Impotent and great britain was rushing warships troops troop marines and airplanes to the holy land to restore peace it lle alie trouble blitch has been alminer ing for months brolie out with clashes between arabs and jews in jerusalem especially at the walling wall where jews jew have prayed for centuries and is 18 tho the last remaining fragment ent of scio solomons mons temple the rioting spread rapidly to tho th rob mb blat call college and a jewish school at cebron where tho the jews jew killed in 4 number of ind and s then to many other places in rates palestine latest reports made indefinite by strict brict press said bald the arabs of an nal syria were rising in revolt demanding their corn com pleto rights glita rl and the abrogation of europi european 1 ean control in those lands upon great britain fell the he burden of meeting the and she bhe responded swiftly iler her troop currying carrying planes car ded hundreds of soldiers sold lera lers from froin the palestine ports inland and her bombing b planes went into operation against nt at jerusalem und and elsewhere at lialja where oliero arabs were attacking ng the jewish quarter the ina rines were sold said to have fired ba hoth both artlie and jews jewa killing and I 1 wounding many lenders leaders of american jewish organizations called on president hoover and secretary St luison and ached that they tale take every necessary step to protect i the lives a and nd proper property tr of american nationals tIo tt they were natured of the alio dealt sympathy of liutti both mr air hoover and mr air StI nison for the balestine siH Terera anti and wore were told that great britain was doing everything possible to restore tranquil conditions then they entler on sir korne fl howard oward andor ani were given tho the same baino assurance by dim HERS of wrangling nt at tho the hague came to nn an end with nn an arrangement for the tha putting into operation of 0 the young plan for german reparations and tor for getting the allied troops out of the rhineland the british clainie for more german money than the lie young voting commis commission slon allotted them are to be to the extent of about at W per cent of the demands the amount being made up liy hy various devices of the other creditor nations the lorman government Is to tiny pay first toward the mat at nance of french british and bel belgian glan garrisons totaling men now holding alie coblenz and mayence bridgeheads and nd adjacent jacent areas the british force on the ichino numbers num herfi berf only tills this places a premium on the allies liberating the rhine I 1 ly whenever christmus na as thereafter or whenever r ilon dorin atlon tion of ip expended the french british and belgians must pay for their own troop pro rata wo we bought buck back our provinces for 1 11 one ger man delegate remarked dryly the young plan though scheduled to start ori cri september 1 really bo be coines effective front from november 1 a according to the plans of the delegates of the great brent powers the beginning of the plan la Is truly timed by the eight months given the french to eva aunte cunte nil all rhino zones that Is front from november 1 to june SO 30 1030 the powers propose holding a resumption of the tie conference in switzerland Ron montreux treux of lu lucerne cerne d tiring during tho the first days of october after the league ot oc nations assembly ends to wind tip lip the alio final agreements tt tho the debater a bronze L of heroic size was un bw veiled nt at freeport ill the scene of the most famous of the lincoln doug ins debates in august 1858 ten thousand persons attended d the ceremonies and in listened to senator george NV norris who delivered the chief address the nebraskan took the opportunity to nake anke a liot hot attack attach on the electric power trust tim the alciem system of presidential elections the abuse of power by federal judges and the building of ble big arales rind and navies during tho the 9 11 presidential residential camp campaign senator norris was mentioned as a possible third party candidate referring to the present system of electing presidents he charged that election of an independent candidate for president Is possible tin in theory hut but absolutely impossible la in practice lie ile argued that the electoral college should be abolished LAWRENCE T linan DC TYSON united AJ A J states senator from tennessee died in a sanitarium near PhIl philadelphian adelphin where te had bad been under treatment for or several weeks lip ile was just completing Ms first farst term in the senate tyson was born in greenville ac S CL sixty seven years neo ago end and was ernau sted train west point in 1833 while commander of cadets cabets at the ho sity alty of tennessee ho he studied law and later pra practiced pranced Iced in knoxville lie ile served as aa a co colonel loriel of volunteers in the span ash amerlean war an and d then went into the Tennes Teames seo legislature during tho the world war lie be distinguished himself lomsek as a brigadier general commanding a brigade of tennessee nod and carolina troops attached to the old Ulc hickory kory division which saw service in france one of the outstanding german fig ures urea la in the world war field marshal limon yon sunders Sand irs passed away in munich lie ile vas mas the cavalry officer to mohammed V sultan of turkey by arrangement with kaiser william 11 II In trusted in 1013 the reorganization ot of the turkish army ilo ile cema remained ined in the turkish defenses nt at gallipoli in 1015 1915 end and after the british retirement organized the turkish fighting forces in asia minor and conducted operations in 1018 in palestine the turkish debacle however nullified his efforts HINA and russia seemed to be C CHINA marking time last week in their quarrel though the prop agencies of both nations vere active the soviet radio station broadcasting fr from om siberia kept telling tile the chinese that america and prance france were plotting to set up on an international commission to control the chinese eastern railway arid considerable sid erable anti american feeling wits was created in harbin until the ines ine newspapers s pa thie there printed in a true statement concerning Preil president dent Ilo hoovers overs efforts under the kellogg pact to prevent a sino war there was another bloody outbreak of the Mong othin nomads in western manchuria scores of chinese being slain and naturally the Chi chinese riese authorities thorit ties les blamed the russians for in sti gating it H heat of defective shells caused an explosion that destroyed the chinese governments largest arsenals in and the conflagration spread to other buildings thi the property damage was estimated at of the public lands G states held a conference in stilt salt lake city and received a messa message from president hoover la in which he be suggested that the surface rights of remaining public lands should be transferred to the states western senators in washington heard this proposition with surprise and ana disfavor looking on it as somewhat of a gold brick inasmuch as the mineral rights which the Pies president ident would retain in the hands of the federal government furnish the revenues which the public land states long lone have w wished to get hold of they contended that the revenues from the surface rights would be insignificant AS senator borah sold sald those lands are chiefly desert and mountain territory and a jack rabbit could hardly live on them SOVIET peoples commissars commissary commis sars hive have adopted a three shift day and seven day week for Ilus in austry according to the moscow Is cestla according to the plan each worker gets every fifth day free but various shifts in the factories will kepp producing day and night the factories will only bo be closed five times a year for the tha observance of the grea greatest tese revolutionary holidays besides alses idea abolishing sunday completely und and destroying the influence of the religious sects on the working class the the now new plan will also assist communism and destroy the old forms of oc life E even ven the family will be abolished and tile workers wo akers will live in socialized houses with perhaps a segregation of the sexes F THE prohibition law Is to be enforced I 1 IP in new york city the federal authorities must do all the enforcing accordine accord lne ling to police pace commissioner grover A whalem after a conference with county prosecutors magistrates and police officers the commIss commissioner loner notified federal prohibition Admi ca of that district that he flatly refused to take the responsibility for local dry enforcement ile he also refused to border order der the police to proceed against speakeasies speake asies under the a tate state nuisance law it yell son are unwilling to discharge your sworn obligations to the federal government mr whalen said or wish to make a confession of your inability to effectively direct the alie actie gitles of your department for which a largo large prop proportion of n op la Is the admission should be primarily to your superior in washington instead of passing the tha buck to the state mate law enforcing alit cera cam allf western Newe |
