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V ' -- Chicago, fa- JUfle -- at.mfe J. journal!!. county was in B. L. of ouoty. Ljjju.i.i Rarshlp shelled Valencia, "limnelTTCmrT; TCauci' ol uic Jan. 5tlar4uc5E3dy of June 25 Colin Clive. stage and screen Bath Campbell Ttxrj temporary loyalist capital. July 2 De Valera's party failed to get mous organist. actor. T. B. eradication, following a test has placed an'order for "300 'peach March 8 Spanish liner Mar Cantrabrlco a majority, but new constitution won in Jan. 10 Julius Steiglitz, noted chemist, June 29 Frank A. Vanderlip. financier. with American cargo of munitions for loy- Irish Free State elections. in Chicago. July 11 George Gershwin, composer of of 801 head of cattle. trees. alists shelled and taken by rebel vessel. July 3 Count Covadonga, former crown Jan. 13 Martin Johnson, noted explorer. classical Jazz music. March 16 New state, Mongukuo. spon- prince of Spain, and Marta Rocafort mar- Jan. 17 R. D. Cary, former United States Jack Curley. sports promoter. I CHRONOLOGY I sored by Japan, set up in north China. ried in Havana. senator and governor of Wyoming. July 14 Senator Joseph T. Robinson of April 1 New constitution for India went July 12 Japan prepared nation to go on Jan. 18 Clarence A. Bamour, president Arkansas. into effect: Burma became state within footing. of Brown university. July 17 Gabriel Pierne. French com- empire: Aden crown colony. war British became . July 13 French Reds and rightists rioted Jan. 20 Bishop M. J. Gallagher of De- poser. April 11 won crucial elec-- on July 19 Guglielmo Marconi. Inventor of OF THE YEAR tion in Belgium. in Paris eve of Bastile day. troit. In 17 angered by pay- 21 H. G. Lloyd, Philadelphia and wireless. Rome. PURE BRED April 20 British coal miners voted to July Pope Pius Nazis Jan. G. S. Parker, industrialist, of Janesville. strike. ing tribute to Cardinal Mundelein of Chi- banker. 4, cago. 22 Chicago Wis. I I Gen. Francisco Franco consolidated Span- Jan. Eugene M. Stevens, July 24 A. S. Prall. chairman federal 1 ish insurgent factions to form a one-part- y July 19 British parliament passed divorce banker. communications commission. 9 7 authoritarian state. reform act. Jan. 29 Sir Perclval Phillips, British war 26 Doollng New lead- 3 July J. J. of York, April 22 Poland barred all Jews from July 21 Eamon de Valera presi- correspondent. er ot Tammany. politics. dent of Irish Free State. Feb. 4 W. W. Durbin, register of United July 28 Henry Clews, American sculptor. BULLS May 1 President De Valera proposed July 26 Republic of Liberia celebrated States treasury. Aug. 2 Rear 'Admiral W. F. Worthing-to- Compiled by E.W.PICKARD new constitution for Irish Free State. its 90th anniversary. Feb. 6 Elihu Root, statesman and law- U. S. N.. retired. transportation up by 28 king of yer, in New York. Aug. 7 Lady Maude English act- tied strike July Farouk I Invested as 7 Bishop A. F. Schinner in Mil-- Tree. of 26,000 busmen. Egypt Feb. ress. . HORSES MULES Mont-fauco- W3UkCC - May 12 King George VI and Queen Eliza- Aug. 1 American war memorial at Aug. 12 Frederick Strauss. New York beth of Great Britain crowned. France, dedicated. C. R. Crisp of Georgia. banker. May 14 British imperial conference Aug. II Kurd uprising in Syria sup- Feb. 22 Congressman James P. Buchan- Rear Admiral N. E. Erwin, U. S. N.. re- Highest Quality FOREIGN opened in London. pressed by French troops. an of Texas. tired. Of At All Times. May 15 Caballero's loyalist Spanish cabi- Russia reported execution of 72 railroad Rollo Ogden, editor of New York Times. net resigned. wreckers. Feb. 23 Rear Admiral Henry T. Mayo, Edith Wharton, American novelist. Aug. 25 Spanish rebels captured r. U. S. N. retired. Aug. 13 Baron Runciman, British ship- May 17 New Spanish government formed ping magnate. to ten by Dr Juan Negrin. Feb. 24 Sir Guy Standing, movie actor. AUCTION EVERY THURSDAY Jan. 4 Marshal Chang sentenced May 24 Paris world's fair opened. Aug. 31 French railroads nationalized by In Hollywood. Aug. 26 Andrew W. Mellon, financier and years imprisonment for kidnaping Chinese 23 decree. March 5 Richie Ling, veteran American statesman. Kai-she- k par- May Baldwin quit as British prime 1 dictator Chiang and then minister and was succeeded by Neville Sept. 8 Paraguay government suppressed actor, in New York. Aug. 27 John R. Pope, famous architect. At P. M. doned. revolt. 6 Dr. W. T. Homaday, zoologist, In New York. 7 Crown of the Chamberlain. March Jan. Princess Juliana May 31 Hayashi's Japanese cabinet re- Sept. 17 Dr. Hjalmar Schacht retired as at Stamford. Conn. Frederick Opper, veteran cartoonist Netherlands married to Prince Bernhard signed. German finance minister. Mary L. Requa, California Republican Aug. 29 Dr. Charles F. Thwing. educa- zu June 2 Prince Fumimaro Konoe made Oct. 2 Spanish rebels took Covadonga. leader tor and author. Jan. 15 George Bonnet made French am- 19 New high taxes decreed in Italy. March 13 Ma. Gen. H. W. Butner, com- Sept. 1 Dr. G. H. Simmons ot Chicago, bassador to United States. premier of Japan. Oct eminent medical editor. June 3 Duke of Windsor and Wallis War-fiel- d Oct. 23 Provisional President Paez of mandant of Panama canal zone. Livestock com- Pikeville Jan. 17 Convicts at Guelph. Ontario, by Elihu Thompson, noted inventor. .Sept. 6 Henry Hadley, American riot, prison and several hun- married at Monts. France. Ecuador resigned and was succeeded poser. started fired 16 of White com- Gen. Alberto Enriqucz. March 16 Rear Admiral Richmond P. dreds escaped. June President Russia Hobson. Sept. 13 Dr. Thomas G. Masaryk. first of Japan and mitted suicide as hundreds were seized. Oct 25 Van Zeeland resigned as premier Jan. 23 Premier Hirota of Belgium. Sir Austen Chamberlain, British states- president of Czechoslovakia. his cabinet resigned after being attacked June 19 Bilbao fell to Spanish rebels. man. Ellis Parker Butler, American writer. June 20 Premier Blum and cabinet re- Oct. 26 British parliament opened by 18 Market in parliament. Dr. B. B. Moeur, of Arizona. Sept Lott R. Herrick. Illinois Supreme 1G on trial at Mos- signed as French senate refuses to make King George VI. Karl Radek and others Oct. 28 loyalists moved capital March 20 Harry Vardon, famous British court Justice. cow confessed plot to overthrow the Stalin him money dictator. Spanish golfer. William Loeb, secretary to President 21 Chautemps pre- from Valencia to Barcelona. Robert Walters, Manager regime. June Camllle named Nov. 9 Spanish announced block- March 21 Edwin S. Stuart Theodore Roosevlt. in. Nest York. Jan. 26 Germany abolished free city mier of France to succeed Blum. rebels of Pennsylvania. Tights ade of entire loyalist coast. (Continued on Back Page) of Hamburg and Luebeck. Premier of Georgian soviet republic re- Nov. 10 Vargas himself March 22 Frederick MacMonnies. Ameri- W, Jan. 30 Thirteen Russian conspirators moved by Moscow. President made sculptor. Phones 185-- 42--W Pikeville, Ky. including dictator of Brazil. can condemned to death; four, Karl June 23 President of Mexico announced Nov. 16 Grand Duke George of Hesse March 25 John Drlnkwater, British poet Radek, given prison terms. that government would take over national and ten others killed in Belgian plane cash. and dramatist. Renew Your Subscription Now! Gen. Senjuro Hayashi undertook task of railway March 28 Frank Mandel, Chicago mer- forming Japanese ministry. lines. Nov. 18 Dictator Vargas abolished fed em- June 23 France suspended payment of eral courts oi Brazil. chant. Feb. 2 Hayashi cabinet accepted by gold and foreign exchange; bourse closed Nov. 22 Duke of Windsor won libel suit J. B Frazier of Tennessee, former sena- peror of Japan. until further notice. against author publisher of book about tor and governor. Feb. 7 Spanish Fascists captured Malaga. and March 29 William A. Butler of Boston, Feb. 9 All political prisoners in Mexico Russian firing squads executed 37 more his abdication. sen- wreckers in Soviet Far East. Due de Guise Issued manifesto starting industrialist and former United States granted amnesty. to regain of ator. Feb. 14 Chancellor Schuschnigg of Aus- June 29 French chamber gave cabinet campaign throne France. 31 Todd Lincoln, ill dictatorship over finances. Dec. 3 Dictator Vargas of Brazil out- March Mrs. Robert tria declared in favor of restoration of political parties. daughter-in-la- of President Lincoln. Hrnsburg dvnasty. Ju!2.XrjGrma3 solice-sei- zc Hey. Mar. lawed all ex- Dec. 12 Soviet Russia held first "free" April 4 Talcott Powell, editor and new plorer. election under constitution. April 9 Albert Bigelow Paine, biogra- Dec. 13 Pope Pius created five new pher and poet April 11 Ralph Ince, film director. In England. SjS Everett Brown of Chicago, leader In busi- ness and amateur sports. SPORTS April 13 Lars Anderson, American diplo- mat and soldier. w. Morgan, treas- Somebody April 20 Forbes former H Said: urer of Democratic national committee. April 21 Gus Hill, veteran theatrical Jan. 6 Fred J. Perry In debut as profes- producer and actor. sional tennis player defeated Champion Ten-ncss- 3 Ellsworth Vines. April 23 Senator N. L. Bachman of Jan. 29 Louis defeated Bob Pastor 5 Joe April 26-- Bishop W. F. McDowell, Metho- 3 In New York. in Washington. Jan. 30 Schaefer won 28-- billiards title, dist leader, defeating Hoppe. April 28 John G Pollard, chairman of Feb. 19 Freddie Steele, middleweight Veterans' administration board of appeals champion, whipped Babe Rtsko In title and foimer governor of Virginia. Bght. April 29 William Gillette, actor. March 6 Illinois and Minnesota tied for Norman Hapgood. author and editor. Big Ten basketball title. May 6 C. K. G. Billings, Chicago capi- How pleasant it is for a father to sit at his child's board. March 13 University of Michigan won talist and sportsman. May 9 Harry S. New. former senator Big Ten Indoor track title. postmaster March 24 Chicago Golden Glove boxers from Indiana and general. It is like the aged man reclining under the shadow of beat New Yorkers, 9 to 7. May 10 Paul Chabas. French painter. Oxford defeated Cambridge in annual May 12 Louis F. Swift of Chicago, retired H regatta. meat packer. March 25 Horton Smith won North and May .14 Gen. John L. Clem, "Drummer the oak tree which he has planted. South open golf tournament at Atlanta. Boy of Chickamauga," in San Antonio. April 1 Detroit Red Wings retained na- - John Burke of Minnesota, former gover- m tlonal hockey title. nor and treasurer of United States, r April 4 Byron Nelson won Masters' golf Prof. C. H. Haskins of Harvard. m Why Suffer Longer Than Necessary? tourney at Augusta. May 15 Viscount Snowden. former British April 15 whipped by Tommy chancellor of exchequer and Laborite leader. Dr. Miles Anti-Pai- n Pills Relieve Quickly Farr. British champion. Percy Gassoway, from April 19 Baseball season opened. Oklahoma. DR. MILES ANTI - PAIN put you back on your feet April 21 Ralph Greenleaf won the world May 19 J. Henry Roraback, Connecticut pocket billiard championship. Republican leader. PILLS were made for just one again "rarin' to go". May 7 Ambers whipped Canzoneri. re- May 23 John D. Rockefeller. Sr., at DR. MILES ANTI - PAIN taining lightweight, title. Beach, Fla. purpose to relieve pain. Users May 8 War Admiral won Kentucky Manuel Tellcz. Mexican diplomat. write that they "work like PILLS act quickly. You don't Derby. May 24 Edward F. Dunne, of to wait forty minutes to May 18 Sid Richardson of Northwestern Chicago and of Illinois. Incorporated magic". They contain an ef- have won Big Ten golf title. Rear Admiral J. V. Chase, retired. S 5 an hour for them to take effect May 22 Michigan won Big Ten track May 25 Edward Albright, American min- fective, quick-actin- g, analgesic as is case with many title. ister to Costa Rica. i 3 the May 28 Golden Gloves tourna- May 27 Frederick E. Ives of Philadel- FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBAIiMERS pain reliever. gesics. You'll get action in from ment in Chicago resulted in tie between phia, Inventor of half-ton- e process. i 3 Chi- York Miles Anti-Pa- in fighters from Europe and from the May 30 George F. Baker, New Try Dr. Pills ten to twenty minutes. cago area. banker. before you lose a day's work DR. MILES ANTI - PAIN May 29 Illinois won Big Ten baseball June 7 Jean Harlow, screen actress. WHITESBURG, PHONE 98 KENTUCKY title. June 10 Sir Robert Borden, former Ca- and pay or break a social en- PILLS are pleasant to take, Bob Sweeney, American born Londoner, nadian premier. gagement because of HEAD- handy to carry, prompt and ef- won British national amateur golf title. June 14 Charles L. Pack, president Amer- May 3D Shute won P. G. A. champion- ican Tree association. ACHE, MUSCULAR, PERIOD- fective in action, and do not ship. June 15 W. P. Connery. congressman m - IC, OR NEURALGIC PAINS. upset the stomach. Their cost May 31 Wilbur Shaw won Indianapolis from Massachusetts. e automobile race. June 18 Gaston Doumergue. former presi- m They may be just what you is smalL One, or at most, two, June 12 Ralph Guldahl won United States dent of France. usually sufficient to relieve. open golf title. June 19 Sir James M. Barrie, author and need to relieve your pain and is June 22 won world champion- dramatist. At your Drat Store. 25 for 2Sc 125 for J1.00. ship; knocked out Braddock In the eighth June 20 Former Representative Frank-lin-l- iinHtwiiipiniiiipiiiiiiMiiii round. Eo.rt.cf New Jersey. HBUilauuaiiauisiiaiuwiiiBiiiiauilahilaliiUilalMllulawUUihl!S June 30 American golfers beat British in Ryder cup matches. July 2 John D. Budge. American, won Wimbledon tennis title. July 7 American league s defeat- ed Nationals, 8 to 3. July 9 Henry Cotton, England, won Brit- ish open golf championship. July 25 Gene Sarazen' won first prize in Chicago S10.000 open golf tourney. July 27 American tennis team won Da- vis cup from England. July 31 Ranger defeated Endeavor II In first America's cup race. Aug. 2 Rartger won second race. Aug. 4 Ranger won third race. Aug. 5 Ranger won fourth race, retain- ing the America's cup. Aug. 21 American tennis team defeated British for Wightman cup. Aug 22 Gar Wood, Jr., won outboard regatta at Chicago. Aug. 28 Johnny Goodman won national amateur golf title. Aug. 30 Joe Louis defeated Tommy Farr of Great Britain on points, retaining cham- pionship. Von Cramm and Henkel of Germany won United States tennis doubles title. Sept. 5 Wehrle won western amateur ' golf title. IIH-'-'V- TifBHH Sept. 11 Don Budge won national singles tennis title. lm Harry Cooper won Canadion open golf championship. Sept. 20 Ralph Guldahl won western open golf title. Sept. 22 Old Westbury team won Ameri- can polo title from Greentree. - Sept. 23 Ross and Ambers retained wel- wBfKtB- terweight and lightweight titles; Jeffra won IBlfl bantamweight title. 'jK New York Yankees won American league championship. Sept 29 Greyhound trotted mile in 1.56, 1. On straightaway, curves arid turns, 2. You have plenty of power for light- new world record. , Sept 30 New York Giants won National umirsw":..1 you're in command of the road with easy, ning quick starts . ... and Super-Hydraul- ic league pennant o,.VfOOM shock-proo- f, -- stops. uct. 8 Mrs. .rage won women a Center Control Steering. Brakes for quick, safe national golf championship. Oct. 10 New York Yankees won world series from Giants. Nov. 2 Harvard beat Yale at football. Minnesota won Big Ten football cham- pionship. Nov. 15 Samuel E. Hoyt elected presi- dent of A. A. U. Nov. 18 Capt. George Eyston of Eng- land set new world record for speed on land of 311.42 miles per hour in automobile at Bonneville salt fiats, Utah. Dec. 7 National Baseball league adopted slower ball. Dec. 12 Washington Redskins won pro- fessional football championship of world.

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