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March 29—India Nationalists de Jan. 16—Senate passed $30,000,000 the Oklahoma oil wells and pro Nov. 28—Northwestern, Purilue manded complete independence bill for modernizing three battle claimed martial law, demanding a DISASTERS and Michigan tied for Westorn Con from Britain at convention and ships. price of $1 a barrel. Jan. 3—About 170 persons killed ference football championship; Army named Gandhi as envoy to parley. Jan. 18—President Hoover named Aug. 7— Farm board rejected offer by typhoon in the Philippines. defeated Notre Danje. Yale boat ’fSJBPHHHfe April 4—Mutinous troops seized Red Cross relief drive committee from Germany for its cotton hold Jan. 14—Oaxaca City, Mexico, Princeton, Tulane won Southern con Chronology Madeira island; Portugal rushed headed by Calvin Coolidge. ings. wrecked by earthquake: many killed. ference title. warships to crush rebellion. Jan. 19—Wickersham commission Wickersham commission report Feb. 3—Cities of Napier and Hast Dec. 20—Annual conference of Na April 12—King Alfonso's enemies report on prohibition delivered to criticised deportation methods. ings, New Zealand, wrecked by earth tional Collegiate Athlotlc association of thp Yftnr triumphed as Spain voted; Repub President Hoover. Frank Evans of Utah appointed quake; many killed. opened In New York. licans routed monarchists in munici Jan. 20—Wickersham report, trans member of federal farm board Feb. 16—One hundred Chinese pal elections. mitted to congress, found to be a Aug. 8— Navy’s dirigible Akron drowned when steamer sank in Pearl NECROLOGY ► April 14—King Alfonso abdicated straddle of the liquor -question. christened by Mrs. Hoover. river. J ► and sailed for exile; republic set up Jan. 29—Secretary Stimson apolo Aug. 12— Farm board asked cot March 7—Earthquake in the Balk Jan. 1—Hugh Of Wallace, former ► gized to Italy for remarks deroga ton planters to plow under one- ambassador to France. Jr»«lt»:apcold' < headed by Alcala Zamora. ans killed 150 and wrecked many < 1931 ► April 1>— Civil war broke out in tory to Mussolini made by Gen. third of crop. towns. Jan. 3—Marshal Joseph Joltre of Dnve^it awayjn_Í2 houfk ► Honduras, loyal troops defeating Smedley Butler, who was ordered Aug. 17—Five large Toledo banks March 31—Knute Rockne.SNotro France, hero of the Marne. 4 rebels in three battles. court martialed. closed their doors. Dame football coach and seven oth Jan, 11—Nathan Straus of New vi ff • i!i * V> p r^ • Fib. 4—Senate reconfirmed Gar- Texas oil wells closed and mar ers killed in T. A. T. Western Ex York,'millionaire merchant ahd phi ■ < ► April 20~:—Honduras insurgents ► H«a da eh«—N w olghi ¿i P<ìfÉ| < captured and looted* Progreso. saud and Draper as members of tial law in the fields proclaimed press liner crash near Bazaar, Kan. lanthropist, Com piled by ► 1 < April 23—Honduros rebel forces power board but rejected George Aug. 19—President Hoover named City of Managua. Nicaragua, Jan. 22—Anna Pavlowo, noted i ► routed by federal troops Otis Smith. W. S. Gifford head of unemployment ruined by earthquake, 1.100 dead. dancer, at The Hague. ► McKesson*: Robbins < E. W . P ick ard May 2—Rebels in Madeira island Feb. 6—Compromise in drought relief body. May 25—Forty-seven killed by Jan. 26—Edward I. Edwards, ► surrendered to Portuguese forces. relief matter reached by congres Aug. 21— Farm board traded 25.- fire in gold mine' in Kolar fields, former govornor of New Jersey and Qccj/lly Sin C I • May 13—Aristide Briand defeated sional leaders by adding $20,000.- 000,000 bushels of wheat to Brazil India. formor United States sonator. for presidency of France; Paul Dou- 000 to loans fund. for 1,050,000 bags of coffee. Junef 9—British submarine sunk Feb. 14—Maj. Gen. C. R. Edwards, mer elected. Feb. 8—General Butler reprimand Contract let for Chicago's $16,- In collision near Welhaiwol, China. commandor of Yankee division, A. INTERNATIONAL May 22—Spanish republic decreed ed and his trial called off. 000.000 post office building. 24 men lost E. F., in Boston. Excellent' Maxims for Jan. 8—Pope Plus XI tssued an absolute freedom for all religions. Feb. 13—House passed $349,000,- Aug. 25—CoL Luke Lea of Ten June 14—French excursion steam Feb. IS'—Louis Wolholm, stage encyclical condemning divorce, birth May 30-—Premier Mussolini or 000 naval appropriation bill. nessee. publisher and former sena er capsized near St Nnzalre, about and screon star the Conduct o f Life control and many phases of modern dered dissolution of all Catholic ac Feb. 14—Interior department ap tor. convicted of bank fraud and 500 lives lost Frank 'C. Emerson, governor of life. tion youth organizations in Italy; propriation carrying $20,000,000 for sentenced to prison. June 22—Ten million dollar fire Wyoming. My code of life and conduct la Jan. 23—League of Nations coun Pope Pius responded by placing the drought relief passed by congress Aug. 31— Farm board announced It in St. John, N B. W. 1L Merrlam. former govornor -(imply this, George Jean Nathan cil decided to convene world disarmCatholic Action in control of the and signed by the President was through buying wheat and cot Aug 21 — Flood of Ynngtso river of Minnesota. ament conference Feb 2, 1932. bishops. Feb. 16—House passed bill in ton for stabilization. drowned 200,000 and threatened de Feb. 23—Dame Nelllo Melba, fam writes. In the Forum and Century" Jan. 26—Austria and Hungary June 1—Spanish republic abolished creasing loans on veterans bonus Sept. 4—Sale of 15.000,000 bushels struction of Hankow. ous soprano. In Melba, Australia Work hard; piny to the allowable Blgned treaty of amity and arbitra all titles of nobility, certificates to 50 per cent of farm board wheat to China an Aug 27—Thousands reported March 1—Representative Henry tion. Egyptian elections, held with Feb. IS—Senate rejected treaty nounced. killed by earthquake in Baluchis A. Cooper of Wisconsin. limit, disregard equally the good or March 1—France and Italy reached army mobilized, won by the gov with Canada for preserxatlon ot Veterans of Foreign Wars voted tan. Roar Admiral Thomas S. Rodgers. had opinion of others; never do a an accord on naval stpength. ernment party. Niagara falls. for repeal of dry law Aug SO—Terrible floods north of U. S. N.. retired. March 27 — International wheat June 8—Great Britain awarded Feb. 19—Bonus loan bill passed Sept. 8—Alphonse Capone with Yangchow, China, resulted from March 2—Llout. Gen Edgar Jnd- friend a dirty trick; eat and drink conference opened in Rome. ownership of Jerusalem wailing wall by the senate. drew his plea of guilty to crimes brenktng of Grand canal dykes. wln, chairman of interoceanlc cnnal whnt you feel like when you feel April 27—New commercial accord to Moslems, with free access for Feb. 20—House adopted conference against the dry law. In Chicago. 150.000 drowned board. Blgned by Italy and Russia. Jews at all times. report on bill for government opera SepL IX— Farm board sold 7.500,- Sept. 3 — About 200 drownod by March 10—Joseph P Cotton, un like; never grow indignant over May 4—China abrogated all extra June 13—Paul Doumer Inaugurat tion of Muscle Shoals. 000 bushels of wheat to Germany floods at Ponce, Porto Rico. dersecretary of state anything; trust to tobacco fo r calm territoriality treaties, effective Jan. ed president of France. Feb 21—Senate passed $358.1)00,- Sept. 14—American Legion labor Sept. 10—Belize, British Honduras, Mnroh 10—Cardinal Pietro Malll. v> X, 1932. Juan B. Perez resigned presi 000 naval appropriation bill, adding conference opened in Washington devastated by hurricane, 1.400 killed. archbishop of Pisa nnd serenity; bathe twice a day, May 16—Commission on proposed dency of Venezuela on demand of funds for eleven destroyers. SepL 17— Samuel P. Town of Oct. 24—Russlnn submarine sunk March 24—Robert Edeson, stage modify tlie esthetic philosophy of European union met in Geneva, and congress. Feb. 23—Senate adopted Muscle Philadelphia elected commander in in collision, 50 drowned and scrcon star. •*s’i Austro-German customs union was June 15—Cardinal Slgura expelled Shoals measure, house passed the chief of the G. A R. at encampment Nov. 5 — Five killed and eight in Rear Admiral C P Plunkett, re Croce but slightly with that of San debated. from Spain. Wagner employment agency bill. in Des Moines. jured by gun explosion on 0. S. S. tired, in Washington. tayana nnd achieve for oneself a June 13—World bankers at Basel June 16—Government of Austria Feb. 24—United States Supreme SepL 21—President Hoover ad Colorado March 27—Arnold Bennett, Eng V •^extended $100.000,000 credit to Ger designed. court again upheld validity of the dressed American Legion convention Nov 20—Explosion In colliery lish novelist and playwright. pragmatic suillciency In the beauty many. June 19—Juan Vicente Gomez Eighteenth amendmenL in DotrolL near Gantonbury, England, killed 32 Henry Ivos Cobb. American of the esthetic surface of life. June 20—President Hoover pro elected president of Venezuela. >■ House passed resolution for abol Iowa state troops called out to men. architect posed one year suspension of Ger June 20—Pope Plus denounced the ishing of “ lame duck” session of suppress farmers’ revolt against tu Nov. 22—Stock show special March 29—Byron Bancroft John I.carn to play at least one musical man reparations and payments on Fascist government of Italy. congress. berculin tests of cattle. wrecked In Missouri, soven men and son, founder of Amorlcan Baseball Instrument and then play it only Ln war debts. Doctor Buresch formed new gov Feb. 26—President Hoover vetoed SepL 22 — United States Stoel, many valuable horses killed. loague. private; never allow oneself even a June 23—Rotary International met ernment for Austria. the veterans’ bonus loan measure Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Dec 12—Throe hundred Chinese Dr. George A, Dorsoy, anthropol In Vienna and elected S. W. Pascal! June 28—Spanish elections won and the house repassed 1L Sheet and Tube, announced wage died when ship blow up near Shang ogist, in Now York. passing thought of death; never con of London president. by Republican coalition. House appropriated $30,000,000 to cuts of 10 per cent, General Motors hai. April 1—Mnclyn Arb'ucklo, stage June 24—France made counter Alexander Malinov became pre- modernize three battleships. reduced salaries; United States Rub and scroen star. tradict anyone or seek to prove any proposal for war debt moratorium. mier of Bulgaria. Feb. 27—New York W orld news ber adopted 5-day week. SPORTS April 9—Nicholas Longworth. thing to anyone unless one gets paid ■*Xf Great Britain and Italy accept Hoo July 9—Mussolini barred all Fas papers sold to Scripps-Howard syn SepL 24— American Legion voted speaker of tho national houso or ver’s plan.” Jan. 1—Alabama defeated Wash for It ln cold, hard coin; live the cists from Joining Catholic Action. dicate for referendum on dry laws, decidedington Stato In Pasadena, Rose Bowl representatives. July 6—France and United States July II—Financial crisis in Ger Bonus loan bill was repassed by not to ask immediate payment of football game. May 2—Qeorgo F. Baker of New moment to the utmost of Its possi agreéd on moratorium plan and it many due to failure to get huge loan the senate and became law. compensation certificates, and elect York, America’s Holiest banker. became effective as of date of July I. Feb. 6—Capt. Malcolm Cnmpbell of bilities; treat one’s enemies with jx>- ■«a for Relchsbank. A1 Capone, liquor gang leader Of ed Harry L. Stevens. Jr., of War England established world automo May 9—Dl\ Albert A. Mlcholson, July 7—British government called July 24— Serious riots in Chile. Chicago, sentenced to six months in saw, N. C., national commandor. bile speed record of 246.73 miles an omlnont scientist, in Pnsadona, Calif. Uto Inconsiderntlon; avoid persona conference to work out details of July 26—Carlos Ibanez, president- jail for contempt of court by Fed SepL 28—Aluminum Company of hour at Daytona Boach, Fla. May 10—Walter A. Strong, pub who are chronically In need, and be moratorium. dictator of Chile, resigned and fled. eral Judge Wllkerson. America cut wages 10 por cent. lisher of Chicago Dally Nows. . July 20—International conference Feb. 26—First James E. Sullivan Princess Ileana of Rumania and March 1—Treasury offered securi O c t. l — Eastern trunk linos agreed momorlal medal of A A. U prosont- May 12—Eugeno Ysayo. violinist, sntlsfled with life always, but never dn German crisis opened in London. Archduke Anton of Austria were ties for $1,700,000,000 for bonus on plan for merging eastern roads in Brussels, Bolglum. married at Sinaia. ed to Bobby Jones. with oneself. July 23—London conference ad loans. Into four systems. Feb. 2R—Northwestern university May 14—David Bolasco, doan of journed after adopting recommenda July 27—Juan Esleben Montero March 2—House voted for 90 per OcL 6—American Federation of won Big Ten basketball champion theatrical producers. An infinite belief In the possibili tions that short term credits to Ger became acting president of Chile. cent cut In immigration. Labor opened its annual convention ship. May 29—Congressman C. A- Moo ties of oneself, with a coincidental many be renewed. July 31—Gen. Chiang Kai-shek March 3—President Hoover ve In Vancouver. B. C. ney, of Clovoland, Ohio. Mnroh 20—Gar Wood at Miami critical assessment and derogation Aug. 11—Protocol co-ordinating announced complete defeat of com toed the Muscle Shoals bill and the OcL 6—President Hoover an Beach set now speed boat record of June 4,—Mortimer L. Schlff. Now moratorium plan with Young plan munists in Kiangsl province of senate sustained the veto. nounced comprehensive financial York banker ahd philanthropist of one’s achievements; self-respect^ signed by international experts in China. • March 4—Congress made "Star 102 256 miles an hour. plan to check depression, which was March 21—Cambridge crow beat Juno 6—Johir-L: Stoddard, Amer r : London. Aug. 9—Plebescite failed to over Spangled Banner” the national an approved by leading members of Oxford. ican author .and trnyol lecturer, combined with a measure of self- Aug. 27—American and French throw Prussian government, and them. congress. June 15—Miss Anna Adams Gor surgery ; nrlstocracy o f mind com-’ bankers arranged for $400,060,000 radicals staged fatal riots. April 14—Jnclc Thompson, Chicago Seventy-first congress adjourned. OcL 8— Billion dollar bankors colored welterweight regained don, formor president of World W. Joan to Great Britain. • State of war declared in Havana March 6—Alexander Legge re pool formed to carry out Hoover C. T. U. blned with democracy of heart; as revolutionary movement broke world’s title by defeating Tommy Sept. 3—Germany and Austria signed as chairman of federal farm plan. Freeman of Clovoland. June 20—Ralph Booth, Amorlcan forthrightness with modesty or at formally abandoned the proposed out. board and was succeeded by James OcL 13—National ,£rodtt associa mlnlstor to Denmark. Vi* customs union. Aug. 14— Cuban army captured C. Stone. April 24—Tony Canzonerl rotalnod Jutlo 26—Alfrod Aloyslus Smith least with good manners; dignity Sept. 5—World court ruled Austro- Gen. Mario Menocal and other revo tion incorporated In Doloware. lightweight title at Chicago by March 17—Formal charges filed OcL 14—American Federation of knocking out Jack (Kid) Borg of ("Trador Horn” ), In London. with a quiet lough; honor and hon German customs union was illegal. lutionary leaders. against Mayor Walker of New York Juno 27—Wilbur C. Whitehead, Sept. 7—League of Nations assem Aug. 17— President Machado an Labor convention voted against com England esty nnd decency— these ' are t;h# March 18—Rioting convicts in Illi pulsory unenu "’oymont insurance Mny 9—Mate won the Preakness. bridge whist authority. bly met in Geneva, electing Nikolas nounced the Cuban revolt was sup nois penitentiary at Statevllie OcL 15— F. deration of Labor July 1—Miss Allco M. Robertson, greatest qualities that man can hop« Titulescu of Rumania president. pressed. burned the mess hall and other May 12—American amnteur boxers formor oongrosswqman from Okla Sept. 8—Mexico accepted bid to Aug. 19— Count Bethlen resigned buildings. voted for legalization of 2.75 per defeated French team, 6 bouts to S, to attain. And as one man, my hop« cent beer. In Chicago. homa. Join League of Nations. as premier of Hungary and was suc Sam H. Thompson of Illinois ap July 2—Dr. Stophon M. Babcock ceeded by Count Karolyi. OcL 17— A1 Capone, boss gangstor, May 16—Mrs. Whitney’s Twenty- Is to attnin them. Sept. 12—German Foreign Minis pointed a member of federal farm Grand won the Kentucky derby. of University of Wisconsin, Inventor ter Curtius told League of Nations Aug. 24—British labor cabinet re board. found guilty in Chicago of Income of tho milk tost. signed and Premier Ramsay Mac tax fraud. May 22—Erio Smith won British Germany must have new deal in March 19—President Hoover sailed amnteur golf title. July 4—Gocrgo S. Graham of reparations and parity in armaments. Donald was asked to form a coali on Battleship Arizona for Porto Rico Celebration of 150th anniversary Pennsylvania, oldost member of con- Great Britain and Egypt signed tion ministry to balance the budget. and Virgin Islands. of Battlo of Yorktown bogun. May 23—Wisconsin won Big Four Oct. 19—President Hoover Bpoke at track nnd field championship. gross. new trade treaty that forced out Isidro Ayora, president of Ecua Nevada legislature legalized gam July 7—John Brlsbon Walker, sol- Russia. dor, resigned. bling. Yorktown celebration. Mny 27—William Harrldgo olocted dlor, business man, writer and mag- Sept. 14—Panama and China given Aug 25—British national govern March 20—Birth control Indorsed Oct. 20— Interstate commerco com (resident of American Bnseball mission denied frolght rato Increase fenguo. azlno editor, In Brooklyn. 5 j r ^ seats in League of Nations council. ment formed with MacDonald as by committee representing 27 Prot July 9—John L. Agnow, raining P * ■ lundi In food Sept. 19—Japanese troops shelled prime minister. estant churches of America. of 15 per cent, offering a substitute May 30—Ixiuls Schneider won In magnate, at Coppor Cliff, OnL ''and occupied Mukden, Manchuria. Sept. 1—Mutiny In Chilean navy March 22—Federal farm board an plan of temporary Increases. dianapolis 600 mile automobile race. It L. Honry, formor congressman ¡conditionfot outdo©« Work ! Sept. 20—Japan occupied all cities threatened government. nounced stabilization of wheat OcL 22—Premier Lhval of Franco Southern California, won Intorcol- t>y Ultng Mcntkolshim rrfuLrtf. arrived In Washington for confer logiato track championship. from Texas, In Houston. in southern Manchuria. China sent Sept. 2— Italy and the pope prices would end with marketing of July 13—Roprosontatlvo C. G. Ed It ll inditpenwbie for crackrd, ‘ • note demanding Japanese cease hos reached an accord in Catholic Action 1930 crop. ences with President Hoover Juno 3—English derby won by wards of Goorgln. tilities and withdraw troops to pre societies. March 23—President Hoover land OcL 24—A1 Capone sentenced to Camoronlan, tho favorite. . >omitn.J*r» or tub«*..' 11 years in prison and fined $60,000. July 28—Congressman Sam C. vious positions. Chilean cabinet resigned. ed at San Juan. Porto Rico. Juno 5—Tommy Armour, Dotroit 'Major of Missouri. T V 3.0c.. Oct. 6—Fourth Pan-American com King Alexander restored constitu New York legislature voted to OcL 25—Hoover-Lnval conversa professional, won British open golf Aug. 3—Morrltt Star, Chicago at mercial congress opened in Wash tional government in Jugo-Slavia. investigate conditions in New York tions concluded with agreomont that championship. torney and author ington. Sept. 6 — Chilean government city government And lower courts. revision of war debts and repara Juno 0—University of Southern Aug. 11—Rov. Potor J. O’Qallaghan ID Oct. 8—Japanese army planes planes bombed warships held by March 25—President Hoover spent tions should go side by side. California won natlonnl colloglato of Chicago, prosldent of Cathollo bombed Chinchow temporary capital mutineers. day at SL Thomas. Virgin Islands. Nov. 2—President Hoover named -track meet. Total Abstlnenca Union of America. of Manchuria, killing many soldiers Sept. 7—Chilean mutineer surren March 29—President Hoover re committee of five to examine University of Illinois won Big Aug. 26—Frank Harris, author, in and civilians. dered. turned from Carribean cruise. charges made against administra Four baseball championship. Nice, Franco. Oct. 10—China served ultimatum Sept. 8— British parliament met April 1—Methods of collecting tion policies bjf- the Navy league. June 10—Navy won tho Pough- Aug. 29—Alfred P. Dennis, mem* Modrrn Girl B»n«6i«d _ on Japan, demanding immediate and national government won vote crime statistics condemned by W ick Nov. 3—By electing a congress koepslo regatta. bor of tariff commission. Nothing is more astonishing to u r ►-evacuation of Manchuria. of confidence. ersham commission. man In the Eighth Michigan district Juno 19—Harvard boat YaJo in Aug. 31—Sir Hall Calno, English Oct. 11—Secretary of State Stim- Sept. 10—House of Commons ac April 7—Anton J. Cermnk, Demo the Democrats gained control of tho Now London rogatta. author. Plder physicians ln London thnn tin son called on League of Nations to cepted Snowden's budget, increas crat, elected mayor of Chicago. the next house of representatives. June 20—Mate won the American Sept. 12—F. W. Lehmann of 8t. complete disappearance ln one ge»-': avert war between China and Ja ing taxes and cutting the dole and April 22—King of Siam, with his A. Henry Moor©, Democrat, was derby at Chicago. Louis, formor United Statos solici pan. pay o f• government employees. queen, came to United States for elected governor of Now Jersey; Ed Dudley won Western open golf tor general. oration of a 'disease which J, as a,; Oct. 16— League of Nations coun Sept. 14— Round table conference an eye operation. Martin S. Connor. Democrat, gover championship. Sept. 18—J. F. Nugont, former medical student, saw extensively,, in ‘ cil invited United States to partici on India opened in London with May 4—International Chamber of nor of Mississippi, and Ruby Laf- Juno 21—Johnny Goodman of senator from Idaho. pate in discussion of Slno-Japanese Gandhi present. Commerce met in Washington. foon, Democrat, governor of Ken Omaha won Transmlsslsslppl golf Col. Zack Mulhall, Oklahoma pio hospital practice, namely, chloroaU /érAbroglio, Japan opposing. Sept. 19— Mexico recalled Ambas May H —Presidgnt Hoover or tucky. titlo neer nnd showman. of young girls. This was a acriou«-. Oct. 24—League of Nations coun sador Manuel Tellez from Washing dered drastic reductions in expenses Nov. 7—Commltteo on Navy loague Juno 23— Yale won collegiate golf 8opt. 10—Dr. David 8tarr Jordan, cil demanded that Japan evacuate ton and selected Dr. Puig Casauranc of all executive departments. charges reported they contained team titlo. ohancollor emeritus of Stanford uni-, form of anemia, which choked our; Chinese territory by November 16 for the post. May '15—Harvey H. Bundy of many false and lnaccurato state Juno 27—American golfora de varsity. outpatient departments with Its and adjourned to that date, Japan Sept. 21— British parliament passed Michigan appointed assistant secre ments. and vindicated President feated British, regaining tho Ryder Sopt. 29—Sir William Orpon, Brit quency. Its disappearance wa* prac- ; rejected the demand. measure suspending gold standard tary of state. Hoover’s navy policy. cup. ish artist. Nov. 4—League of Nations again act for six months. May 18—Supreme court upheld New cruiser Indianapolis launched. George Dunlap of Princeton won OcL 6—Dwight W. Morrow, sena tlcully synchronous with the dlsap--; told Japan to withdraw troops from Sept. 27—Norway and Sweden sus legality of the Hoover dam act. Nov. 11—Armistice day observed, collegiate golf championship. tor from Now Jersey. pearunce of the corset and the great-, Manchuria. pended gold standard. "Red flag" clause of California President Hoover speaking In Wash July 3—Max Schmellng of Ger OcL 7—Daniel Choster French* Nov. 6—Japanese won three day OcL 4—Juan Esteban Montero anti-communist stntute held invalid ington many whipped Wllllo Strlbllng In 16 er freedom of bodily movement», and ' elected president of Chile. Amorlcan sculptor. battle with Chinese under Gen. Ma by Supreme courL Nov. 13—President Hoover pro rounds at Cleveland, retaining tho Oct. 11—Flomlng II. R ovellpfN ew tho Increased enjoyment of outdoor Chanshan at Nonni river bridge. Oct 7—German cabinet resigned May 21—American Red Cross cele posed federal system of Dome loan heavyweight titlo. York, publisher. Nov. 8—Three thousand armed and Chancellor Bruenlng 'was com brated its fiftieth anniversary banks. July 4—Goorgo Von Elm and Wll- Oct. 13—Dr. H. B. Learnod, his exercise by girls nnd young women, civilians rioted in Tientsin: Fifteenth missioned to form a new govern May 26—Supreme court ruled fo r ment with greatly increased powers. Mrs. Hattio Caraway appointed lio Burke tied for national open torian, at Stanford university. and It Is a singular Instance o f how ;. United States infantry called out, eigners seeking citizenship can ex temporary senator from Arkansas. golf championship. Oct. 14—W. II. Williams, presi together with French and Italian Oct. 13— Spanish cortes voted sep press no reservations about bearing fashion may hinder or foster health l aration of church and state. Nov. 15—President Hoover's ad July 6—Von Elm and Burke again dent of Wabash railway. troops. arms for the country. visory commltteo on education re tied In play-off of national golf Oct. 10—Charles W. Murphy, Nov. 12—Germany asked a mora Oct. 14— Zamora resigned as May 28—Presbyterian general as The very sensible exodus from L on -; president of Spain and was suc ported recommending wide rovlslon championship. ' formor ownor of Chicago National torium on reparations. sembly opened in Pittsburgh and of federal educational policy and July 6—Billy Burke won open Lcaguo Ball club. don ln the nutumn and at wcok-cmia Nov. 16—League of Nations coun ceeded by Emanuel Azana. elected Dr. Lewis S. Mudge of Phila OcL 22—People of Cyprus re creation of a department uf educa golf title In second playoff with OcL 18—Tliomns A. Edison in Is a comparatively modern Invention..! cil met in Paris to consider the delphia moderator tion with a secretary In the cabi Von Elm. West Orange. N. J Slno-Japanese embroglio. Ambassa volted against British rule, burning May 29—C. C. Teague resigned OcL 20—W. A. Rogors, cartoon and one contrlubtlng to better health dor Dawes present as American, ob the government building in Nicosia. net. July 11—Walter Hngen and Percy Oct. 23—Cyprus revolt suppressed from federal farm board and W. F. Nov. 16—Dlno Orandl, Italian for Allies tied for Canadian open golf ist. and physique.—Sir Ernest Graham server. Schilling was reappointed. eign minister, arrived In Washing titlo. Oct. 21—Arthur Schnitzlor, Aus One year armament truce declared by troops. May 30—President Hoover deliv trian dramatist and novollst. Little. Jj* effect by League secretariat. OcL 24—Sanchez Cerro elected ton for conversations with Presi July 14—Hagen beat Alllss in president of Peru. ered Memorial day address at Valdent Hoover. playoff for Canadian title. Oct. 22—Fletcher Halo, congress ' Nov. 18—Japanese routed General ley Forge, Pa. Nov «0—Grandl concluded his July 18—Mato won the $82,600 man from New Hampshire Ma and captured Anganch! and T-slt- Oct. 26— President Guggiart of May $1—Secretary Mellon an Oct. 24—C. F. P. Boldon, librarian Hiccough Remedy slhar. Paraguay handed over the presiden conversations with Prosldent Hoo classic at Arlington track, Chicago. nounced an $800,000,000 bond issue. ver and Secretary Stimson. Qld Aiken polo team won Interna of Boston Public library and presi An attack of hiccoughs can hi Nov. 20—Truce in Manchuria, tial powers to Vice President Nav- June 1—Minnesota’s press gag dent of Amorlcan Library associa planned by League of Nations coun ero, because of disorders. Nov. 21—Federal Judge FltzHonry tional scries from Santa Paula team Oct. 27—MacDonald’s National law held unconstitutional by United at Springfield, 111., ruled alcohol of Argentina. tion. stopped by the use of an ordinary pa.; cil, rejected by Japan. States Supreme courL OcL 26—Charles A. Comlskey. Germany proposed new conference government won a sweeping victory permits to food manufacturers ille Don Moe won westorn amateur per bag. Dr. L. A. Golden of Boston Supreme court refused to review gal. golf titlo. owner of Chloago White Sox ball on reparations and debts in the British elections. the case of Albert B. Fall. club. has cured cases which have persisted Nov. 23—Japanese army in Man Nov. 5—Prime Minister MacDon Nov. 24— Robert L. O’Brien, Bos July 19—British tennis team de June 5—A1 Capone, Chicago gang feated Americans and won right to Ronald W. Boydon, American ns long, ns two continuous days. The churia began advance southward on ald of Great Britain announced new leader, indicted for Income tax eva ton editor, appointed chairman of member of the Hague court Chinchow cabinet of 20. tariff commission play French for Davis cup. opening of the bag Is held tightly Nov. 11— Duke of Norfolk sold sions. R. M. Kleberg. DemocraL elected July 22—Jack Sharkey and Micky OcL 26—Ochs Oakes, odltor or Nov. 26—Chinese and Japanese Arundel castle, seat of the Howards June 6—President 'Hoover ordered Walker fought a 15 round draw in Current History, In New York. over the patient’s mouth and nose. troops began fierce fighting In Tient abandi*iment of Guam naval station congressman from Texas to succeed OcL 28—John M. (Bowman, presi for centuries. the late H. W Wurzbach, Repub Brooklyn. As he breathes, carbon dioxide accu sin. Nov. 16—Philip Snowden was cre June 7—Report by Wickersham lican. July 26—French tonnis team de dent of Bowman-Biltmore hotel cor i Dec. 1—Japanese stopped advance ated a viscount and elevated to commission blamed excessive crime feated British, retaining Davis cup. poration. mulates and this frequently bring« on Chinchow; General Ma defeated on system of prosecution. Nov. 30—Representative B. H. Nov. 1—Seymour Mandolbaum, house of lords. Snell of N€W York chosen Republi Aug. 1—Sun Beau, winning tho relief. At any rate the treatment, Japanese troops near Tsitsihar. Nov. 16—Spanish national assem June 9—Tennessee lower house Arlington handicap, becamo record Baltimore philanthropist Dec. 6—Japanese In Manchuria be can candidate for speaker. bly declared former King Alfonso voted against impeachment of Gov * Vice President Curtis announced breaking money winner. Nov. 6—C. A. Groathouse of Indi can do no harm unless kept up^so gan war on bandits on three fronts. H. H. Horton. Aug. 8—Amc.lcan women's tennis ana, secretary of Domocratlo na Dec. 7—International bankers an outlaw. he would be a candidate for renomi long that the pntient faints from lack Nov. 26—Labor cabinet of Aus June 12—A1 Capone and 68 others nation. team won Wightman cup from Brit tional committoe. committee to investigate Germany’s indicted by federal grand jury at ish. Prof. O. E. Rolvaag. novelist and of oxygen.— World’s Work. ability to resume reparations pay tralia was defeated and resigned. Dec. 1—W. Warren Barbour ap Nov. 27-^British conference on Chicago for conspiracy to violate pointed senator from New Jersey Aug 23—Helen Wills Moody again educator, at Northfleld: Minn. ments next summer met in Basel, Burma opened In London. prohibition laws. Wabash railway put in receiver's won women’s tennis championship. Nov. 0—Senator T. II. Caraway of Switzerland. June 15—President Hoover ad Aug 28—Rev. Garrison Roebuck Arkansas. Now Freezing Proceux Dec. 10—Japan and China ac Dec. 1— Round table conference on dressed the Indiana Republican Edi hands. Henry M. Wurzbach, only Repub India ended without resulL Dec. 2—President Hoover opened of McClure, Ohio, won Grand Amer Utilizing Intense cold at 50 degrees cepted with reservations the League torial association in Indianapolis, ican handicap lican congressman from Texas. of Nations resolution for cessation Dec. 2— Moderate coalition won predicting a renewal of prosperity. conference on home building. Nov. 7—Richard T. Crane, Jr., of New Zealand election over radicals. Dec. 6—Steamer Manhattan, larg Aug. 29—Mrs. O. S. Hill won wom below zero, a process has been per hostilities in Manchuria and ,a S. R. McKelvie resigned from fed est merchant vessel ever built In en's western golf title. Chicago, president of Crane com commission of inquiry. Dec. 3—President Arturo Araujo eral farm board. pany. fected by which perishable foods are of Salvador ousted by m ilitary revo America, launched at Camden. N J. SepL 6—Francis Qulmet won na Nov. 9—Col Isaac N. Lewis, In Dec. 20—Chinese army began drive June 16—President Hoover, for Dec. 7—Seventy-second congress tional amateur golf championship at frozen so that they retain their origi to recapture Mukden from Japanese. lution. mer President Coolidge And other ventor of machine gun, in Hoboken, Wages of Canadian railway work convened. John N. Garner of Texas, Ch Icago. nal fresh flavor and texture for notables took part in dedication of Democrat. ele< ted speaker of the Sept. 6—Kaye Don's Miss England N. J ers cut 10 per cent. the Harding memorial at Marlon, Nov 17—Edward Simmons, Amer months ln a frozen state. FOREIGN Dec. 8—German government de house. II bpat Oar Wood’s Miss America ican painter, In Baltimore. . Ohio. Communist ’’hunger marchers" re IX In first heat of Harmswortb Jan. 2—Government of Panaiha creed reductions in wages, salaries, A. J. Wimple, corn dovoloper, In Meats, seafoods, poultry, vegeta and nearly all costs of living. A1 Capone pleaded guilt In Chica pulsed by police in Washington. trophy race at. Detroit. Centerville, S. D. overthrown by revolutionists ahdin< go to Income tax evasion and pro Interstate commerce commission Sept. 7—Harmsworth races ended bles nnd fruits nre processed by tb« President Arosemena captured. Ri Sanchez Ceryo inaugurated presi hibition law violation indictments. Nov. 21—Dr Sam Small, editor and dent of Peru. granted railroads $100,000,000 freight when Don’s boat was disqualified evangelist. In Atlanta, Qa. now method, ciccording to Clareflcr cardo Alfaro, minister to the United June 17—President Hoover spoke rate Increase. and then sank. fi States, accepted offer of the presi Dec. 10—Zamora was elected con at dedication of remodeled Lincoln Nov. 22—Louis Loucheur, French Birdseye, quick-freezing Inventor, th< stitutional president of Spain. Dec. 8— President Hoover gave SepL 10—Tony Canzonerl, light statesman. dency. * tomb in Springfield. III. congress his message on the state weight champion, defeated Jack Nov. 26—Former Gov. A1 Taylor foods are frozen so qulgkly that m * Jan. 4—Dr. Daniel Salamanca Dec. 11—Japanese cabinet re Railways of country asked inter signed. of the Union, asking higher taxes, a Berg In title flkht at New York. of Tennessee. harmful chemical or organic chans« elected president of Bolivia. state commerce commission to au reconstruction finance corporation Sept. 12—Ellsworth Vines of Cali Nov. 27—Robert Ames, American Jan. 19—Round table conference Smetona re-elected president of thorize 15 per cent increase in Lithuania. and other emergency measures fornia won national tennis cham actor. can take place in them. on India closed in London. freight rates. Illinois Central cut pay of offi pionship. Hoke Smith, former cabinet mem 'Jan. 22-t-French cabinet headed by Dec. 12—Tsuyoshi Inukai, head of June 23—Dwight Davis resigned Steeg resigned. • Seiyukai party, made premier of cers and nonunion employees. SepL 16— Philadelphia Athletics ber, senator and govornor, in At as governor general of Philippines, Dec. 9— President Hoover sent won American league pennanL lanta, Oa, Quite Simple Jan. 26—Pierre Laval formed new Japan. effective June 30. Nov. 30—Henry Walters, railway ministry for France. Dec. 13— Japan suspended the rold July 7—John R. Coen of Sterling, congress his budget message togeth Sep*.. 16—SL Louis Cardinals won say. Brown, suppose a man mac standard. er with the" report of Secretary of National league pennanL magnate, in New York. Feb. 7—King of Spain restored Colo., elected grand exalted ruler of Dr. K. G. Matheson, president of rles his first wife’s step-sister’s aunt, constitutional rights and called an Dec. 15— Chiang Kai-shek resigned the Elks. the Treasury Mellon recommending Sept. 19—Tom Creavy won the as president o f China. Link Sen suc increased taxes professional golf championship. Drexel institute, Philadelphia. election. July 11—Suspension o f sentence Daniel Sullivan, multimillionaire whnt relation is he to her?” Feb. 9—Earl of Bessborough ap ceeded him. denied Albert B. Fall. New York Central passed its divi Santa Paula team of Argentina dend, first time in more than 60 won American open polo title. banker of San Antonio; Tex. “ First wife—step-sister’s aunt— er pointed governor general of Canada. Dec. 17—Giuseppe Motta elected July 13—Gen. B. D. Foulois ap J. J. Hattstaedt of Chicago, vet Feb. 14—Berenguer cabinet of president of Switzerland. pointed chief of army air corps, ef years. SepL 26—Helen Hicks won wom -let me see. Oh, I give It up.” Spain resigned and king cancelled JDec. 10—Message on foreign rela en’s golf championship, defeating eran musical educator. DOMESTIC fective December 20. tions sent to congress by PresidenL Mrs. Glenna Collett Vare. Dec. 1—W. O. Shepard, Methodist “ He’s her busbnnd, you chump 1”— call for parliamentary elections. July 15—Criminal court procedure bishop of Mediterranean area, In Feb. 16—Pehr Svinhufvud elected criticized in a report from Wicker Dec. 10—President Hoover's mes OcL 10—SL Louis Cardinals won oston Transcript. president of Finland. Jan. 1—President Hoover pro sage on foreign relations asked rati world championship. Paris. claimed the London naval treaty in sham commission. fication of the moratorium and pro Dec. 2—A. H. Cockburn, govern Feb. 18—New Spanish government effecL , July 20—A. B. Fall entered the OcL 12—Jack Sharkey whipped formed by Admiral Juan Aznar, posed reconstitution of war debt Friroo Camera in Brooklyn. ment gun expert, at Watervliet, N.Y. There can be no Christianity wlicrr ¿ Jan. 5— Congress resumed busi New Mexico penitentiary. commission. OcL 20—Nova Scotia boat Blue- Dec. 3—Vincent D*Indy, French monarchist. ness and house passed bill appropri July 24—Federal court of appesJs composer. there Is no charity.— Colton. Feb. 20—Attempt to assassinate Harry Powers, West Virginia nose won Atlantic fishing fleet tro ating $45,000,000 for drought relief; upheld conviction of Ralph Capone "Bluebeard” murderer, convicted phy permanently. Dec. 4—J. F. Jelke, philanthropist King Zog of Albania in Vienna senate increased amount by $15,000,- on income tax fraud charges. and manufacturer, in Chicago. July 26—Report by Wickersham and sentenced to death. OcL 23—Lou Broulllard won wel 000 fo r food loans. terweight title from Jack Thomp F. H. Bedford, oil magnate, in Fei^ivian counter revolution - sup Jan. 8—Congress modified drastic commission declared American pris Dec. 11—Seven convicts escaped New York. pressed with bloodshed.at Callao but on system a failure in almost every from Leavenworth; three died inbat son. „ _ Jones 5 and 10 law. OcL 26—Young Perez cf Tunis Charles MacVeagb, former Amer WE QAN SELL continued at Arequipa. Jan. S:—Senate asked President to sense. tle with posse, three were recap ican ambassador to Japan. Marón 1—Navy Junta in Peru July 28—United States Steel cor tured. ,, won flyweight title from Frankie a t e o o o r u c u resubmit three nominations to power Genaro of New York In Paris, Dec. 6—Vachell Lindsay, Amer forced Provisional President Cerro commission. poration directors- reduced dividend Dec. 15— Republican national com ican poet, In Springfield, 111. 500 horses mod mule* every Mooday to resign and put Chief Justice R i M erger o f Great Northern and rate and authorized lowering of mittee voted to hold presidential Nov. 2—Lewis outwrestled Zbyszko In Chicago and won world title. Dec. 6—Clarence H. Howard, steel after January 1st, any kind, any agm. cardo Elias at head of government. Northern Pacific railroads called off. salaries. convention in Chicago, opening June magnate, in Boston. Dr. Gabriel Terra inaugurated as Jan. 10—President Hoover refused July 29—Centenary of McCor 14. Nov. 4—Battallno beat Earl Mas- Writ* for WmaliM . tro In Chicago, retaining feather Dec. 7—R. C. Hupp, automobile president of Uruguay, and Arturo to’ return power commission ap mick’s reaper celebrated at Blacks Dec. 17*—Senator 8wanson named manufacturer. In DetrolL COLORADO WORM A HULK CO, Araujo at president of Salvador. burg, Va. a delegate to disarmament confer weight title. pointments to the senate. Nov. 20—Canzonerl defeated Kid Dec. 9—Antonio Salandra, Tear $ ( K k Y « 4 s • M M T . C r k March £—Army junta in Peru Jan. 13— A ll members of new Aug. 3—C. B. Curtis appointed ence. premier of Italy. ousted Ellas. tariff commission confirmed by sen minister to Salvador and Arthur Dec. 18—The bouse ratified the Chocolate In New York. March 10—Lieut. CoL Da,vld Ocam ate. Schoenfeld minister to Dominican Hoover moratorium but went on Nov. 21—In football Yale defeated Dec. 18—Former Cardinal Louis record as opposed to reduction or Harvard, and University of Southern Billot at Arricia, Italy. W. N. U., BILLINGS. NO .1-1932. po became provisional president of Jani 15—House passed army ap republic. (© by Westeri» Newspaper Unl&n.) P e r«. propriation bill carrying $446,024.000. Aug. 4—Governor Murray closed cancellation of war debts. California beat Notre Dame.