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rr.ent due the United States, and Pre­ Nov. 8—Berlin tied up by transpor­ Wouee passed thV Veteran^ bonus Dec. 13—Move by McFadden , fit Feb. 18—Friedrich August HI, for­ mier Tierriot resigned. tation workers' strike. payment bill. Pennsylvania to impeach President mer king of Saxony. Belgium decided to default its debt Nov. 6—German elections resulted in Five hundred million dollar home Hoover voted down by the house. Feb. 23—Mme. Johanna Gadski, payment to America. reichstag majority for no party. loan bank bill passed by house. Dec. 15—N. W. MaeChesney of Chi* Wagnerian soprano, in Berlin. Dec. 14—Germany returned to the Premier Mussolini of Italy granted June 16 — Hoover and Curtis re-nom« cago nominated for minister to Canada. Feb. 24—Dr. Willy Meyer, noted sur­ disarmament conference in Geneva. amnesty to political exiles. inated by Republican convention. Ev­ Dee. 17—Senati passed Philippine® geon, in Ne v York, J Chroflo'°3Y Dec. 15—Great Britain. Italy. Latvia. Juan B. Sacasa elected president of erett Sanders elected chairman of na­ Independence bill. Feb. 28—Dr. A. B. Chace, chancellor “1 Lithuania. Finland and Czechoslovakia tional committee. Dec. 19—President Hoover told con­ of Brown university, paid their war debt installments due Nov. 14—Hundreds slain in battle® Jun® 17—Senat® rejected the bonu® gress he was going to name commis­ March 6—John Philip Sousa, noted Two Persons Hurt the United States. France. Belgium, between Honduran rebels and govern­ bill. sion on war debts and would seek co­ band director. of the Year Poland, Hungary and Estonia did not ment troops. Jun® 2fi—House passed 100 million operation of President-Elect Rooseveltr March 7—Aristide Briand, French pay. Nov. 17—Chancellor Von Papen of dollar economy bill, including furlough Dec. 21—House passed bill legalizing statesman. In Auto Accident Germany and his cabinet resigned. plan for federal employees. 1.2 per cent beer. March 14—George Eastman, founder FOREIGN Nov. 20—Adolf Hitler was offered June 22—Governor Roosevelt called Railway wage reduction continued and chairman of board of Eastman Jan. 3—Mahatma Gandhi ordered civ­ chancellorship of Germany under con­ on Mayor Walker of New York city tor nine months by agreement. Camera company, in Rochester, N. Y. A well-planned honeymoon came to il disobedience campaign In India re­ ditions which he rejected, to answer charges against him. Dec. 23—Congress recessed for Christ­ March 18—Chauncey Olcott, Ameri­ Ian abrupt ending Saturday at Wil­ newed and was arrested. Nov. “G—Donal Buckley made gov* June 23—Senate passed Wagner two mas. can singer, in Monte Carlo. I Jan. 12—French cabinet resigned. ernor general of Irish Free State. billion doll ar relief bill. March 19—Former Congressman! son’s Corners, five miles north of Compitedby Jan. 14—Laval formed new French Dec. 2—Gen. Kurt von Schleicher ap­ June 24—Senate voted farm board AERONAUTICS Richard Bartholdt, in St. L: uis. • Jefferson, when the auto of the pros­ 1932 flabiiiet with Briand left out. pointed chancellor of Germany to form Wheat and cotton to Red Cross.. Jan. 83—Hawks flew from Mexico to March 22—Charles Livingston Bull, E.W. Pickard Jan. 21—Japanese diet dissolved. new government. June 27* —Democratic national con* Canada and return, 2,600 miles, in is naturalist and painter. pective bridegroom left the road and Rebellion broke out in Catalonia, Dec. 14—Premier Herriot of Franco vention opened in Chicago. hours 44 minutes. March 28—Leslie M. Shaw, former Spain. resigned when parliament voted not to J une 28— Federal economy bill Jan. 25—Eddie Stimson killed in secretary of the treasury, in Wash-' turned over in the ditch. If Jan. 23—Communistic uprising In pay war debt installment due United passed by the senate. Crash Rt Chicago. ington. Mrs. Jennie Shipman, 125 fl. Rich Salvador. States. June 29— Democratic------convention ------March 4—Harmon trophy awarded April 1—Dr. Evan O’Neill Kane, not­ INTERNATIONAL Jan. 24—British convicts in Dart­ Dec. 15—-Edmund Schultes® elected adopted plank advocating repeal of to Gen. Italo Balbo of Italy as inter- ed surgeon, in Philadelphia. street, Mt. Gilead, the bride-to-be, suf­ moor penitentiary, England, mutinied president of Switzerland. Eighteenth amendment and, . pending national aviation champion for 19 31. Representative A. H. Vestal, Indi­ Jan. 2—Japanese troops occupied and burned part of tiie prison. Dee. 16—Huge plot..... against Argen­ repeal, legalization of beer and wine. May 12—Lou T. Keichers took off ana. in Washington. fered a broken leg between the knee Chinchow, Mauchui ia. Martial law declared ins" Salvador; tina government foiled and prominent July 1—Democrats nominated Frank­ from Harbor Grace, N. F., on solo April 2—Rose Coghlan. actress, at Jan. 9—Chancellor Bruening an­ men arrested. Harrison, N. Y. and ankle, and a chin laceration. H. nounced Germany could no longer pay government troops defeated rebels. lin D. Roosevelt for President on flight to Dublin and Paris. Jan. 2S—Chiang Kai-shek became Dec. IS—Joseph Paul-Boncour formed fourth ballot. ’ May 13—Reichers forced down near April 11—Joseph Leiter, in Chicago. C. Hoff, same address sustained cuts reparations. April 14—William J. Burn®, detec­ Jan. 20—Lausanne conference on premier of China. new French cabinet. July 2—Democrats nominated John Ireland and rescued hy steamship Jan. 30—Finland repealed its pro­ Dec. 24—Arturo Alessandri inaugu­ N. Garner for Vice President. Roose­ Roosevelt. tive, at Sarasota. Fla. about the face and head. They were reparations postponed. April 18—Senator William J. Har­ Jan. 25—Council of League of No­ hiMtion ’aw. rated president of Chile. velt flew to Chicago and was formally May 20—Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. P. brought to the Emergency hospital Feb. 11—Premier Mussolini paid his notified of nomination. Put nami began solo flight from Har. ris, at Washington. tions met and China de mauded firm April 22—Gen. J. W. Keifer, former action against Japan. first visit to Pope DOMESTIC July "—Emergency relief bill passed bor Grace to Faris. where surgical aid was given and then Feb. 14—Ricardo Jiminez elected by house. May 21—Mrs. Amelia Earhart Put* speaker of the house, in Springfield, Russia and Boland signed a non­ Jan. 4—Congress reassembled and re­ Ohio. removed to their home in the Pence & aggression treaty. president of Costa Rica. ceived message from President Hoover Prohibition party nominated W. D. nain landed near Londonderry, I re­ Feb. 16—Pierre Laval’® French gov­ Upshaw* for President and F. S. Regan land, the first woman .ever to fly April’ 24—Bishop Frank M, Bristol Jan. 28—Japanese marines seized asking quick actio® on relief neaa- of Methodist church, in Montclair. N. J, Blauser ambulance. Chines® quarter of Shanghai and ernment resigned. ures. for Vice President. across the zttlantic alone. De Valera’s Fianna Vail party won July 9—Senate passed Garner-Wag­ June 1—Army balloon No. 2, piloted May 2—Lee Hammond, pioneer in They were en route to Kentucky to bloody battle began. Jan. 8—Ambassador Dawe® an­ aviation, in Jacksonville, Fla. Jan. 29—China in ;League of Na­ Irish election. nounced his coming retirement from ner relief bill. by Lieutenants Paul and Bishop, won get married, after which they planned Feb. 20—Augustin B. Justo Inaugu­ July 11—President Hoover vetoed national balloon race. May 4—Rear Admiral C. M, Chester, tions council invoked sir ong articles... diplomacy. U. S. N.. retired. of covenant against Japan. rated president of Argentina. Jan. 9—Dwight F. Davis resigned as the relief bill. June 3—S. F. Hausner started flight to niakaa two weeks honeymoon, when Jan. 30—Japanese* seized part of for­ Tardieu formed government for July 12— Senate passed new relief" ‘ from New York to Poland. May 6—1’uul Doumer, president of governor general of the Philippines bill. France. the accident occurred. eign section of Shanghai, despite pro­ France. and Theodore Roosevelt was named to June 11—Hausner picked up at sea Feb. 21—Soviet ------Russia banished July 13— Relief bill passed by the after floating eight days on his plane; John W. Scott, Chicago merchant. tests of other nations. succeed him. May 7—Maj. Gen. Enoch R. Crowder, The machine left the road at the United States ordered Asiatic fleet Trotzky and 36 others for all time. Democrats selected Chicago for their house. July 5—James Mattern and Bennett and regiment of infantry to Shanghai. Feb. 24—Spain’s first divorce law July 15 . —President Hoover cut sal- Griffin started round-the-world flight in Washington. Wilson Corners curve, and turned over passed. national convention. aries of himself and his cabinet. from Harbor Grace, N. F. Albert Thomas, head of international Feb. 1—Japanese warships shelled Jan. 11—Senate passed Reconstruc­ July 16—Congress passed home loan labor bureau, in Paris. twice, according to witnesses. The car the Nanking forts. Feb. 25—British parliament passed tion Finance corporation bill. United States, Great Britain. France 10 per cent tariff bill. bank bill with inflation amendment, oceun In record time, landed at Bei­ May 8—D. M. Ryersnn of Chicago, _ W. and adjourned. steel magnate. was badly damaged. and Italy made concerted protest March 9—Eamon de Valera elected Holmes of United States Supreme lin and departed for Moscow. against Japan's course in China, and president of Irish Free State. July 21—President Hoover signed July 7—Mnttern and Griffin made May 13—Andreas Dippel, former Henry Pu-yi installed as head of ceurt resigned. emergency relief measure. forced landing 50 miles from Minsk. grand opera singer’ and manager, in ON SCHOOL BOARD offered plan for peace. Sirs. Hattie Caraway elected U, 8. Interstate commerce commission ap* Hollywood. Feb. 2—International disarmament new Manchurian state of Manehukuo. senator from Arkansas. July 22—Capt. Wolfgang von Gro- One new member was Appointed conference opened in Geneva. March 12—Ivar Krueger, head of proved merger of all eastern railroads, nau of Germany and three companion® May 16—Capt. Robert Dollar, dean Jan. 15—House passed Reconstruc­ except those of New England, into of American shipping industry, in San Feb. 4—Japanese rejected' ’ peace Swedish match trust, committed sui­ tion Finance corporation bill. flew from Germany to Iceland pn way and a reorganization effected at the battle in Shang- cide in Paris. four systems. to Chicago. Rafael, Calif. • - • pin aS Of the powers, Jan. 18—Joseph C. Grew selected a® July 22—President signed home loan May 17—Dr. B. 3. tigrand of Ba- h®i renewed. March Hl—President Von Hindenburg ambassador to Japan. Aug. 2—-Von Gronau arrived at Chl- annual meeting of the Jefferson S. army ordered lead in German election but failed ,to bank bill. cago. t xvia, HI., founder and president of Full division of U. Jan. 19—Gen. C. G. Dawes selected July 23—Federal grain commission National Flag Day association. grade school board 'bf education held to Shanghai. gel a majority vote; Hitler badly as president of Reconstruction Finance Aug. 18— Prof. Auguste Piccard rose. Harbin, Manchuria, occupied by beaten. ordered Chicago Board of Trade closed in balloon to record altitude of 55,774 May 20—Admiral W. S. Benson, U. Monday evening. 1—Ten thousand Inhabitants corporation; Secretary Stimson re­ as contract market for 60 days for S. N., retired. Japanese. April . . ------placed him as chairman of disarma­ feet over Switzerland and Italy. Feb. g—U. S. list infantry arrived of Villa Santa Stefano. Italy, fled for violating grain futures act. Capt. J. A. Moliison began flight May 23—Lord Jnchcape, British ship­ Dr. J. C. Kile wak hamed a mem­ ment conference delegation. President Hoover called conference ping magnate. In Shanghai. their live as village dropped into an- Jan. 21—Wets lost, IS to 55, in test from Ireland across Atlantic in Moth ber of the board to succeed W. E. Feb. 12—Japanese resumed fierce at­ on shorter work day week. Lady Augusta Gregory, Irish drama­ vote in senate. July 26—President Hoover appointed tist. tack on Woosung forts and Chapel. April 6—Mob forced resignation of Jan. 23—Franklin D. • Roosevelt Aug. 19—Mollison landed in New Poulson, resigned. Poulson has moved China demanded convocation of Newfoundland government. Atlee Pomerene of Ohio member of Brunswick, completing first westward May 28—Edward F. Swift, Chicago formally declared himself a candidate Reconstruction Finance corporation packer. to Columbus and submitted his resig­ League of Nations assembly to con­ April 10—Von Hindenburg re-elected for the Democratic Presidential nomi­ solo flight across the Atlantic. sider the Japanese affair. president of Germany. board and he Was made chairman. Aug. 22—Mrs. Louise Thadeo and May 30—Rear Admiral John Hub­ nation. July 28—"Bonus army” in Washing­ bard. nation due to his change of resi­ Feb. 14—Japan landed 12.000 troops April 13—Germany ordered Hitler to Jan. 27—Department of Agriculture Mrs. Frances Marsalis set new wom­ at Shanghai. disband his 400.000 shock troops. ton routed by regulars and Its camps en’s endurance flight record of 8 days, June 1—Former Congressman Wil­ dence. Feb. 1G—League of Nations council April 19—British budget introduced, supply bill passed by house; salary burned after light with police in which 4 hours. liam D. Edies of Iowa. increases prohibited. one veteran was killed and’scores of June 2—Hugh Chalmers, pioneer au­ Frank Peters was elected president in a sharp note appealed to Japan to continuing heavy taxation for another Jan. 28—Senate confirmed Dawes, Aug. 24—Amelia Earhart Putnam set cer.se hostilities against China. Secre­ year. policemen and veterans were injured. new women’s records by 19-hour non­ tomobile- manufacturer, at Beacon, of the group and Mrs. Etta B. Mar­ tary Stimson sent another protest to April 24—Hitler's National Social­ Jones and Couch as directors of Re­ Charles A. Walker of Utica, stop flight from Los Angeles to New­ N. Y. construction Finance corporation. appointed to R. F. C. board by June 7—Dr. W. W. Keen of Phila­ Tokyo. ists won in elections in Prussia and Jan. 31—Railway presidents and un­ ark. tin, vice president. Mrs. J. M. Mad- Feb. 17—Japan served ultimatum on Austria. dent Hoover and made president of the Aug. 25—Clyde Lee and John Bock- delphia, famous surgeon. China to withdraw her troops from May 1—Two British scientists an­ ions signed agreement for 10 per cent corporation hon started flight from Harbor Grace June 8—Viscount Brentford (Wil­ dux was re-elected clerk. H. B. Shanghai. nounced they had split the hydrogen wage reduction for one year. Governor Roosevelt received repiy to Oslo. Norway, and were lost. liam Joynson-Uicks), English states­ Rader is the other member, Peters Fet>. 19—China rejected Japan’s ul­ atom and obtained a helium atom. Feb. 3—President Hoover announced of Mayor Walker of New York to the Aug. 29—J. G. Haizlip set new coast- man. timatum. May 6—Paul Doumer, president of that Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Seahury charges, denying all of them. tb-coast record of 10 hours, 19 minutes. June 13—William C. Redfield, secre­ was also named to succeed PuuKun Feb. 22—Great Britain. France and France, assassinated by a Russian. W. Mellon would retire from the cab­ Aug. 2—Bonus army, gathered at tary of commerce under President Italy signed Mediterranean peace May 8—Eusebio Ayala elected presi­ inet and become ambassador to Great Johnstown, Pa., Ordered disbanded by plane speed record of 292.287 miles Wilson. on the high school board. 11 agreement. dent of Paraguay. Britain. W. W. Waters, its commander. an hour at National Air races in Cleve­ June 19—Robert Scott Lovett, head ■Supt. ’ Lf.4 Ct Dick was re-elected a March I—Japan accepted League of Ricardo Jiminez installed a® presi- Feb. 4—-Ogden L. Mills appointed Aug, ?.—Secretary of Commerce Rob­ land. of Union Pacific, in New York. Nations plan‘ for peacerley inpa secretary of the treasury. ert P. Lamont resigned and Roy D. Sept, 11—Mr. find Mr®. G. R. Hutch­ June 27—Gen.’ F. E. Bamford, hero member of the Public Library board Shanghai, both Japanese and Chinese Communist revolt tn Peruvian navy Feb. 6—Conference to check hoard­ Chapin of Detroit was appointed to inson, two daughters and crew of of Battle of Caritigny, in Charleston, armies to withdraw. ing of money opened in Washington. succeed him. W. Va. for a term of seven 'years. quelled. Alfred E. Smith declared his will­ four crashed off coast of Greenland ■i? March 3—Both Japanese and Chinese French elections resulted in wiping Aug. 9—U. S. Attorney G. E. Q. While flying to Europe. Vice Admiral DeWitt Coffman. U. & ft armies were ordered to cease fighting Out Premier Tardieu’s majority by rad­ ingness to be again the Democratic Johnson of Chicago made federal dis­ Sept. 13—W. L'lbricht and Edna VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA ;ro- record of 12 hours, 33 minutes, for reau of standards, in Washington. on Chinese: League of Nations assem­ ate justice of the U. S. Supreme court. hibition to state liquor-Control with Former King Manuel of Portugal. Plain City from pneumonia. May 19—Irish Free State Dail Eire- House passed Glass-Steagel federal flight fromi New York to Burbank, bly demanded withdrawal of Japanese ann passed bill abolishing oath of al- federal safeguards. Calif. July 3—A. IL, Scribner, publisher, She is also survived by two sons army at Shanghai. leg lance to the king. reserve credit bill. Aug. 15-Hb'armers of Iowa and oth­ Nov. 18— Amy Johnson completed in New Y'ork. March 11—League of Nations adopt­ May 22—Admiral Saito made premier Feb. 19—Senate passed reserve cred­ er central west states started •'strike”' London to Capetown flight* in record July fi—Kenneth* .Grahame. Scottish and two daughters, and her parents, ed resolution condemning Japan’s ac­ Of Japan. it bill. for higher prices for produce, time ofI 4 days, 6 hours. 55 minutes. author. r tions in China and setting up commit- Premier Venizelo® of Greec® re­ Feb. 22—President Hoov®r opened Aug. 16—Second son born W Col. 19— Memorial to Wilbur and Dr. Joseph Leidy of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. John Hefner. sion to deal with the case. signed. the Washington bicentennial with ad­ and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh. ■ Orville Wright unveiled at Kitty neurologist. March 19—International disarma­ May 26—Alexander Papanastasiou dress before joint session of congress. Aug. IS—Vice President Curtf® for­ Hawk, N. C. July 9—King C. Gillett®, safety ra­ The funeral arrangements are be­ ment conference adjourned to April 11. formed new government for Greece. Feb. 27—House passed 1132,000,000 mally notified of his renomination. zor inventor, in Los Angeles. ing completed by Jay D, Ferguson April 11—Disarmament conference May 30—Heinrich Bruening. chancel­ federal aid highway bill. Senator J. J. Davis of Pennsylvania DISASTERS July 10—C. C. Goodrich, tire manu­ Conviction of Al Canone upheld by and six others indicted in connection reassembled. lor of Germany, and his cabinet re­ Jan. 2—Fifty killed in train wreck facturer, in York. Maine. of Plain City. Burial will be made April 19—League of Nations commit­ signed. federal court of appeals. July 13—Fergus Hume, British au tee called on Japan to evacuate Shang­ March 1—Senate passed the Norris Aug. 21—John Ihtin. whose twelve near Moscow. thor. in Forest Grove cemetery. May XI—Fran® von Papen made atiti-injunction bill. . Jan. 26—British submarine lost hai "in the near future.” chancellor of Germany. Chicago banks failed, fouml guilty of near Portland with crew of 161. Juiy 14—Alic® Barber Stephens, April 20 — Trns-Andean railway Premier Jorga of Rumania resigned. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’® baby coi spii .n-yi.io defraud depositor®. American artist. MRS. CASEY DIES abandoned because of Argentina-Chile Was kidnaped from Hopewell, N. J. Aug. 2C-’ " '* ' ’ Feb. 2—Santiago, Cuba, badly dam­ July 16—Fi.kl Marshal Viscount June 4— Edouard Herriot became March 3—House voted 40. million adopted plan aged by earthquakes; six killed. Mrs. Clara Casey, 49, wife of Guy premier of France and completed for­ Feb. 4—Seventeen killed 'by explo- Plumer In London. May »—Japanese and Chinese signed mation of a Socialist cabinet. bushels of farm board wheat for job­ for economic recovery. July 17—Countess Beatty, former peace agreement for Shanghai area. less and for drought stricken farmers. Aug. 31—John w. pool® resigned a® trim of motorship at Marcus Hook, 1’0. Casey, died Monday morning at her Chilean Socialists and military junta Feb. 26—Thirteen person® killed by Etb.el Field of Chicago, in London. May 13—Austria appealed to League of President March 5—House passed treasury and comptroller of the currency. July 18—Jean Jules .Tusserand, for­ home in Plain City from penumonia. overthrew government post office appropriation bill carrying Sept. 1—Mayor James J. Walker of Montero; Carlos Davila made presi- Feb. 27—Mine explosion at Poca* mer French ambassador to Washing­ May 14—Mexico severed diplomatic dent pro tent. 81,059,778,162. New York resigned, ton. Hei* fathectand two brothers also sur­ relations with Peru. March 8—Roosevelt won New Hamp­ Hanford McNider resigned a® min­ bonta®, Va., killed 38 men. Thomas Arkle Clark, former dean of June 16—Lausanne reparations con­ June 5—L>r. Harmodio Arias elected shire primaries from Smith. vive. president of Panama. ister to Canada. Dutr-h East Indies, nearly destrnyed by men in University of Illinois. ference opened. June 10—Three rich Cubans tried to Anti-injunction bill passed by tbfe Sept. 5—Farm board announced It July 22 — Florin® Ziegfeld, musical The funeral services will be held June 17 — European moratorium on house. would hold weat and cotton»off mar­ earthquakes and v&lcanoes. with great comedy producer. Intergovernmental debts during Lau­ assassinate President Machado with March 14—“Home rule” anti-prohibi­ Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at bomb. ket until next year. March 21—Tornadoes in Alabama, July 24—Alberto Santos-Dumont fit sanne conference agreed upon. June 12—Davila resigned as head tion motion defeated in house, 187 to Sept. 9—Railway executives Voted Brazil, aviation pioneer. June 22—President Hoover offered 227. for 20 per cent cut in wages, effee- Georgia, Kentucky, South Carolina and July 26—Caleb Powers, former con­ the residence, with burial in Forest Geneva conference plan to cut world of new Chilean government. Tennessee killed) 358 and did great June 16 . —Radical Socialist govern-. Benjamin Cardozo sworn tn as mem­ tive February 1. gressman from Kentucky. Grove cemetery by Jay D. Ferguson. armaments by nearly one-third. ber of United States Supreme court. Sept. 11—Central states governors damage. Fred Duesenberg of Indianapolis^ July 4—Italy demanded cancellation ment of Chile ousted by military junta. March 27—Tornado killed 8, In­ ------e.------Davila reinstated. March 19—Senate sub'-ommittee re­ recommended federal linancial aid for pioneer automobile maker. of all reparations and war debts. ported favorably the Bingham beer f& rn i ers* jured 50 tn Alabama. Aug. 4—James Oppenheim, American July 6—Turkey accepted invitation June 24—Siam’s army and navy re­ bill. Sept. "12—Democrats won governor­ April 14—Six dead, 57 hurt, In blast volted and forced King Prajadhipok In Ohio state ollie® building at Co­ novelist and poet.. Back Savers for to accept a constitutional government. 22—House amended revenue ship and two congress seats in Maine Aug. 5—Dr. '3. Paul Goode, noted July 8—European powers agreed to hill to boost estate taxes of the election. lumbus. geographer. ; end German reparations with payment June 28—Irish Free State senate April 25—Tornadoes in Tennessee, passed bill abolishing oath to the king. Wealthy. American Legion convention opened Aug. 8—James Francis Burke, gen­ Country Kitchens by Germany of three billion gold Senate ordered department appropri­ in Portland, Orc. Ala liama and Arkansas killed nine. eral counsel of Republican national marks in bonds, but ratification was July 4—British government imposed May 2—Nearly a hundred killed by retaliatory tariff on imports from Ire­ ations cut 10 per cent. Sept. 15—American Legion voted for committee. made dependant on reduction of March 24—House defeated sales tax. Immediate cash payment of bonus and typhoon in Philippines. Aug. 11—Martin A. Ryerson, Chica­ debts by United land. May 6—Two million dollar fire on Simple Alterations May Save July i—Civilian communist rebels in March 26—House voted tax on beer for repeal of Eighteenth amendment, go financier and philanthropist. July 13—New entente formed by materials, imported coal and oil. and elected Louis A. Johnson of West Cl’mird pier. New York. Aug. 18—Junius 8. Morgan of New France and Great Britain to aid Eu- Peru captured Trujillo. April 1—House passed billion dollar Virginia national commander. May 16—New French liner Georges Thousands of Steps and July 10—Brazilian rebels captured Pliilippar burned in Gulf of Aden; 52 York, in Switzerland. *> rope. Sao Paulo, tax bill, with sales tax eliminated, but Sept. 18—G. A. R. national encamp-’ Aug., 22—Wilton Lackaye, American July IS—St. Lawrence seaway treaty with surtaxes revised. ment opened in Springfield. Ill. lives lost. actor? 'i Reduce tabor signed by United States and Canada. July 11—Peruvian revolt at Trujillo June 3—Earthquake killed hundred® suppressed. April 4—Dr. C. C. King of University Sept. 20—Wisconsin Republicans Aug. 25—Mrs. Edith Rockefeller Mc­ July 23—International disarmament Of Pittsburgh isolated Vitamin C. nominated W. J. Kohler for governor, in Guadalajara region of Mexico. Cormick. in Chicago. conference in Geneva adjourned, ten July 13—Brazilian revolt spread to June 7—Eleven killed in’ apartment Many thousands of weary steps may two more states. April 4—Hou a® -voted independence rejecting Gov. Philip La Follette; and Aug. 27—(’. A. Waterman, senator nations refusing to vote for resolu­ for Philippines. J. B. Chapple for senator, defeating house fire in Cleveland. Ohio. from Colorado. tion of “achievement.” July 20—German government decreed June 17—Explosion on oil tanker at be saved with the help of built-in dictatorship for Prussia and martial April 9—Lindbergh paid ransom, but Senator J. J. Blaine. Sept. 6—Sir Gilbert Parker, British July 25—Poland and Russia signed kidnapers failed to return his baby. Sept. 22—Capt. w. P. Wright of Montreal killed 29 men. kitchen cabinet equipment, according law in Berlin. June 19—Hailstorm in Honan prov­ novelist. peace treaty, Premier Mussolini revamped Italian April 21—Gov. Rolph of California Chicago elected national commander Sept. 20—Dr. Frank T,. Billings, fa- July 26—Germany joined th® Fran- denied pardon for Thomas J. Mooney, of G. A. R. ince, China, killed 200. mouj physician, in Chicago. to specialists in home economics for eo-Br:tish entente. cabinet, ousting Foreign Minister Dino July 7—French submarine Promethee Grand! and others. convicted for Preparedness day bomb- Sept. 27—Representative C. R. Crisp Sept. 27—Former Senator John the agricultural extension service at Jt:’v 29—Bolivian troops attacked of Georgia appointed to tariff tom- sank off Normandy coast with 63 men. July 21—British Imperial economic July 10—Explosion of ammunition Sharp Williams of Mississippi) Paraguayan frontier forts in Chaco eonfe'reme opened in Ottawa, Canada. April 29—Lieut. T. H. Massie. Mrs. mission. Oct. 2—David Pingree, wealthy lum­ the Ohio State university. dispute. Fortescue and Seamen Lord and Jones Oct. 3—Four lake states asked Su­ depot in Nanking, China, killed 50. July 31—Hitler’s Nazis made big July 13—Three million dollar fire on berman and philanthropist, in Salem, The day of the kitchen pantry, they July 31—Paraguay ordered general gains in German elections but failed to found guilty of manslaughter in Kaha- preme court to appoint commissioner Mass. mobilization against Bolivia. bawai murder case in Honolulu. to run the Chicago sanitary district. Coney Island, N. Y. Oct. 4—Gen.' Sir Rudolph Slatin believe, is doomed. Built-in cupboards Aug. 2—United States accepted in­ get control of reichstag, May ‘2—Supreme court refused to re­ Case of Senator Davis of Pennsyl­ July 26—German training ship Niobe Aug. 6—New Welland ship canal sank in storm; 69 drowned. Pasha, 4** Vienna. vention to participate in world econ­ formally opened by Canada. view Al Capone’s case; refused to con­ vania on lottery charges ended in mis- Oct. 5—Congressman 3» Charles is the key to compact arrangement omic conference, war debts being sent to modification of the packers' Aug. 4—Six million dollar fir® fan Aug. 10—Spanish royalists started Chicago packing house district. Linthicum of Maryland. and includes work table, cupboards, barred. revolutionary movement but were sup­ consent decree of 1920: held invalid oet. 4— Samuel and Martin InsuQ, Oct. 6—Darwin P. Kingsley. head of_ United States and South and Central the Texas law by which negroes were former public utility magnates, indict­ Aug. 13—Forty killed in south Texas pressed. •term. New York Lite Insurance company. ironing board, fuel bins, dump-waiter, American nations warned Paraguay Aug. 13—President Von Hindenburg barred from Democratic primaries, and ed in Chicago. Oct. 11—William Alden Smith; for­ and Bolivia against war. upheld President Hoover’s refusal to Oct. 10—Samuel Insull arrested In Sept. 9—Fifty-six workmen killed and sink. All kitchen equipment may refused to make Hitler chancellor of by steamer explosion at New York. mer senator from Michigan. Aug. 31—Germany, in note to Frano®, Germany. resubmit power board norr'. at ion to Athens. Oct. 18—Maurice Dornier of Munich, be built in with, the exception of the demanded equality of armaments. senate after it had been cofi rmed. Oct. 13—Brig. Gen. Harry Burgess Sept. 14—Fifty-live men killed in builder of giant flying bolt DO-X. Aug. 15—Eusebio Ayala inaugurated wreck of French Foreign- Legton train Sept. 5—Conference of Danubian na- president of Paraguay. May 3—?.l Capone taken Trom Chi­ resigned as go'ernor of the Panama Oct. If*—Lindley M. Garrison, for­ stove. Even it may have a hood cago to Atlanta penitentiary. Canal Zone and Lieut. Col. Julian in Algeria. mer secretary’ of war. Aug. 16—Ten thousand Cuban physi­ Sept. 26—Earthquake lx* the Balkan® Sept. 12—France rejected Germany’s cians struck against cheap service in House passed economy bill after Schley was appointed to succeed him. Oct. 10—Marquis Boni de Castellan® above it for collecting steam and the demand for arms equality. wrecking it. Nov. 1—F. Lam mot Belin appointed killed about 235. clinics. Sept. 27—Hurricane swept Porto in Paris. odors from cooking. Sept. 15—Manchukuo recognized by Aug. 18—Spain ordered exile of 92 May 4—Massie caste defendant® in ambassador to Poland. Oct. 29—Horace Kent Tenney, noted Japan. Honolulu sentenced to ten years In Nov. 5—Director of the Budget Roop Rieo, killing; several hundred and do­ Chicago lawyer. nobles for monarchist revolt. ing vast damage. Another way to save energy in the IX—Great Britain rejected Ger- Aug. 20—British imperial economic prison and immediately set free by began cutting down the national bud­ Emmett Corrigan. American actor. many a demand for arms equality. Governor Judd. get $150,000.<'00. Sept. 30—-Forty live® lost tn cloud­ kitchen is to adjust all working sur­ Conference closed with signing of 18 burst in Tehachapi pass, California. O.-t. 30—Harold MacGrath, American Oct. : trade pacts with the dominions. May 5—House passed bill for oper­ American Red Cross reported three author. faces to a comfortable height. Many commission on Manchuria made pub­ ation of Muscle Shoals. and a half ni.ilions spent for relief Nov. 9—Disastrous storm in south­ Field Marshal Lord Methuen of Eng­ Ecuador congress disqualified Presi­ ern Cuba; 2,500 killed and great dam­ lic,, calling for establishment of an dent-Elect Bontfaz. May 6—Senate passed Hale bill for in past year. land. women have tired backs and round autonomous, demilitarized Manchuria treaty strength navy. Nov. 7—Supreme court ordered new age done. NoV. 1—William' Morris, New York Aug. 26—Military revolt in Ecuador Nov. 14—Japan swept by terrific ty­ shoulders from working while standing by supporters of Bonifaz. May 11—President Hoover vetoed trial for seven negroes in internation­ theatrical producer and philanthropist. Oct. 3—Iraq became a member of the the Democratic tari ff bill. ally agitated Scottsboro (Ala.) case. phoon; scores of lives lost and many Nov. 2—Will Levington Comfort, Aug. FT—British cotton weavers town® and villages wrecked. and sitting at tables too high or too League of Nations. Great Britain sur­ Struck. May 12—Col. Lindbergh’s kidnaped Nov. 8—Franklin D. Roosevelt and American novelist. rendering tier mandate. baby found murdered near th® Lind­ John N. Garner elected President and Dee. 5—Japanese destroyer capsized Nov. 16—Dr. Fenton B. Terek, emi­ low. Such uncomfortable positions Aug. 29—Ecuador revolt suppressed ih storm; U'5 men lost. Oct. 13—Great Britain abrogated her after battle. bergh estate in New Jersey. Vice President, Democrats sweeping nent physician in New York. trade treaty with Russia. President Hoover proposed 1% bil­ the country. Dec. 7—Fourteen coal miners killed Nov. 19—United States Senator Wes»> while working can be remedied by ad­ Sept. 2—President Rubio of Mexico by blast at Madrid, N M. fl <»et. 21—New Chilean government resigned. lion for jobless relief. Nov. 13—President Hoover Invited ley L. Jones of Washington. justing the height of working surfaces recognized by United states and Great May 18—Senat® voted against 8.75 President-elect Roosevelt to confer­ Dec. 9—Explosion hi coal mine at Nov. 20—Dr. IL J. Doerman, presi­ Sept. 4—Gen. A. L. Rouriguez elected Yancey, Ky., killed 23. president of Mexico. per cent beer. ence on foreign war debts when debtor dent of University of Toledo. td fit the height of the homemaker Oct. 22—Paraguay captured Fort Sept. 8—Spanish cortes confiscated May 19—House passed War depart­ nations asked postponement of pay­ Delmar W. Call, noted manufacturer. using them. Arces in the Gran Chaco from Eolivi- estates of grandees to be distributed ment supply bill carrying $392,587,006. ments and revision. Robert M. Cutting of Chicago, presi­ El' 18—Helen He yes and Frederic NECROLOGY among the people, and granted auton­ Eastern bankers and industrialist® Jan'. 1—C. O; Iselin, millionaire dent-elect of United States Golf asso­ A very simple test for the height Nov. 4—France’s new “constructive omy to Catalonia. mobilized for trade revival. March voted best film actors of th® ciation. * • disarmament plan” laid before disarm­ year.. yachtsman of New York. of the work surface can be made by Sept. 12—German reichstag voted no May 23—Bill legalizing and taxing French war Nov. 25—Dr. F. L. Patton, former ament conference bureau in Geneva. Confidence in the government and wa« beer defeated by the house. 81—A. Lawrence Lowell ro* president of Princeton university. Nov 10—John Galsworthy. English signed a® president of Harvard uni- com mander. standing erect and placing the hands dissolved by Chancellor Von Papen. May 25—Senate again rejected lele-­ Rear Admiral Cameron Winslow. U, Nov. 26—E. A. Van Valkenburg, novelist, was awarded the Nobel prize Sept. 13—Chilean revolt compelled gal ized and taxed beer. varsity. Philadelphia journalist. i flat upon the surface. If the table is for literature. May 31—Senate passed billion dol- Nov. 22—President Hoover and Pres­ 8. N., hero of Spanish war. Nov. 27—Will H. Low, American Nnv. 11—Great Britain. France' and President Davila to resign. Ja;i. 6—Julius Rosenwald, Chicago too high cut off the table legs. If it Sept. 2i»—Mahatma Gandhi began ’bill, ", rejecting sales tax ident-Elect Roosevelt conferred on th® philanthropist and capitalist. artist. < other nations asked postponement of feature, after President Hoover in per­ war debt situation. Nov. 29—Congressman 3,. C. Mc­ payment of their war debt interest to last “unto death” as protest against Jan. 9—Frederick O’Brien, author is too low raise it by using casters or Lidian electoral system. son appealed for quick action. E. S. Grammer. Seattle, appointed and traveler. Laughlin of Michigan. United States and revision of the Sept. ‘21—Coutu Karolyt resigned as June 4—R. R. Reynolds defeated O. S. senator to succeed the late Wes­ Nov. 30—Gari Melcher^ American by attaching blocks to the bottom of debts. Senator Cameron Morrison In North...... ley L. Jones of Washington. Jan. 17—J. W. Langley, former Ken­ artist. Nov. 14—France’® plan for disarm­ premier of Hungary. tucky congressman. . • - the table legs. St pt. 26—Hindus and uatouchables Carolina Democratic primary. Nov. 23—Congress leaders tn confer­ j. G. McClure. j$resf- Dec. 2—Louis X Petit, * Milwaukee ament #tnd security laid before the dis­ ence with President Hoover rejected Jan. 18—Dr. .’ ”* ** — * devised electoral contpromi.se which June G—President Hoover signed the dent emeritus of Presbyterian Mmi- capitalist. In testing the height .of the sink, armament conference in Geneva. was accepted by British government. new revenue bill. his war debt revision plan. Dee. 3—Clement Studebaker, Jr„ util* Nov. 21—Japan's case in Matieluirian Nov. 28—American Federation nary of Chicago. ®nd Gandhi ended his fast. Charles G. Dawes resigned as presi­ . — of Jan. 21—Lytton Strachey, English ities magnate, in Chicago. measure from the bottom of the sink, affair ’aid before council of League of Sept. 27—•Dr.C.. ClementeC'------L_. Bello, pretfi- dent of Reconstruction Finance cor­ Labor, in convention in Cincinnati.Cl... C. R. Breckinridge, former American i Nation®. China replied. demanded the five-day week and ®ix» biographer. ambassador to Russia, in Wendover, not from the drain board. Where the Nov. 23—European nations jantifled dent of the Cuban~ ' senate, assasst- poration. 24—Paul Warburg, New York Bated, Senator Brookhart of Iowa defeated hour day. sink is low and cannot be changed, by United states they must pay war Dec. —Conrad H. Mann, prominent banker. Dec. 5—Dr. J. C. Van Dyke of Rut­ debt installment and interest. . Oat. 2—Judge Abraoam Oyanadel for renomination by Henry Field. Jan. 26—Williami Wrigley, Jr.,. .. of fieenhic provisional president of Chile, Kansas City resident, and two other® Chicago, capitalist •< gers art authority. place the dishpan on a pan or wire Nov. 29—Franc'- and Russia signed Samuel Instill of Chicago resigned convicted of violating federal lottery a nd owner of Chi-( Dec. 6—Eugene Brleux, French treaty of nonaggression and concilia- Genera) Blanche being forced to resign as utilities cliief and was succeeded cago Cubs, in Phoenix. Caiif. rack. by threatened revolt. by James Simpson. law. dramatist. t ion. Dec. “Hunger army" ©f 3,009 Alfred S. Austrian. leader of the Dec. 7—F. T. Lovejoy, foreign Steel Dec. i—-Secondr Britishr.::: note asking Oct. 3—Janies McNeill resigned as passed the Garner Chicago bar, governor general of the Trisb Free reached Washington. Jan 27—Lewis Cass Ledyard, noted nMignate of Pittsburgh. Homey Hotel cancellation of war debts received In State at the instance of President De two-billion-dollar relief bill. Dec. 5—Short session of eongres® John H. Niemeyer, American artist. Washington. June 8—Scutate passed emasculated New York lawyer, Makings hotels homelike would ba Yalera. opened. Jan, 30—William Hodge, American Dec. 8—Henry Kitchefai Webster, nov­ Dec. 2—France’s second note lor war Brazilian revolt ®nded. th® rebels economy bill. House defeated Garner resolution for elist. in Evanston. 111. debt cancellation received in W®sfa- June 9—Senate passed 390 million prohibition repeal by six votes. • ctor. fine if they didn’t make them like fin r rendering. Feb. 4—Hyrum G. Smith, presiding Dec. 16—R. B. Williamson, vice chair­ J.igtnn Oct. 19—JuiiuManiu formed now dollar army supply bill. Dec. 6—President Hoover in annual man of federal power commission. modem homes.—Ashland Daily Indt­ Doc. 5—Special meeting 'ee. 18—Edmund Vance Cook®, poet We know a lot of promoters who f De<-. 11—-United States, GreaJ Brtt- Tiborcio Andino elected president of McLean tn Lindbergh case awindl®. Dec. 8—Power® of the ft. F. C. efiv btirgh Pirates. . ®nd lecturer, in Cleveland. Ohio. France. Italy and Germany signed Bondur«s. , Juno 14—Republican national co®* tended for one year by President Feb. 15—Minnie liaddern Fiske. Ernest Howe, noted geologist, in never expected to live to see the day S'' bgraeruent to work for worW disatma- Martines Mera elected pro®K*t|f of | petition opened in Chicago. M«»over Afnerlcan actress. Littchfield, Conn. when $10,000 would look like a lot |nent. feuador. I, ; June 1-Republican convention Dec. >—President Hoover gave con­ Henry A. Blair, Chicago capitalist. Dec. 19—Clarence E. Whitehill, Amers e -w: Dee. _ French chamber of deputes (Jet. 31—Lancashire cotton mill adopted moderate prohibition resub- gress his plans (ng federal government ’ Feb. 16- Sir Edgar Speyer, (ormer 1C»U op-ratic baritone. ! of money. But they have, fio’ed >ot to pay the war d jbt u.«'all- reorganization. BriH-b flraneier. Weis'.ei n Newspaper VeUoifa ------jr c : i Patronize our Advertiser*, t>.-