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Democratic Victory Believed
End of Anti-Smith and Re
' publican Union-rNo Na
tional Issues Involved Is
'Contention See Loss of
Other Hoover States
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RRINIAN
"" j j the. next Imperial conference In
H '-'.lit I C If M O X 1 Vii.' Ml The '',', "
r. ' , . , . ., , 1 "Tire Ilrltlsh snvrrnmcnt III more
TJemocratlc KUboniutorl.U victory ,llnn K,h( , ,,.,.,.,.
' In' Vlnrlrrin, appears definitely to tor each of the dominions In their
' have termlnal-ed Die woddiiiBi nt Internal affairs, but when lawn af-
ambitious Itepubllcana and Ulmtnt- fort other parts of the empire or
iBfled Democrats. Knirland Itself, a line must lo
, Thnt win the view of Uopubll- drawn between Internal and empire
en'n loaderH who Hoemed to i-CKard legislation.
-- tho overhelinlln; victory of the It IB tho l!illlsh equivalent of the
Dernoci-aUo party as dlvarrlnjr the theory on federal and Ktato rlKhls
--. Republicans from tho eouritloh f legislation, a futtlafactorv dlv:-
.. -union with the antl-Hiiillh Demo, slim ot whi,.i forms the basis of
erata. . i ,' nn amicable United .Stales of
" Their llreoln of riding to power America.
1' iMhind Wlllbrm . Jlosolcy Hrowo , officials of the colonial office
burst when ho was ovcrwhelmlnc- ,,int out lh.-rt there have boon no
ly defeated by John liarlnnd lol- clashes between the rules that kov
,U lawl. overnor-eloct. . fern- dominion- affairs and tho new
.. Republican leaders said that the freedom, lint the clarification of
bt i coalition was definitely ended itnd lexnl-polnts now belnfc- ouKht la 1 1
t Henry W. Anderson, member of ,t of prevention in case any dls-
' the- protldoiifB loW enforcement (, or Auostlon of nnnllcatlo.i
commission and one of the baclteiis
. of in-own, said ho oxpected the
iienui.iicnn iinny woinii resumo us ,
ride . ns the .minority parly In
Doiiuioratio MrBlniii hut with In-
ci'inncil slrenmh. ' .
While llepiihlicans and emo.
eruls iif the coalition blamed each
other fuivthe debacle, the ti'liiin-
hnt Iiemocrnls who hacked I'i.I-
lattl hold.that the opposlilon mis-
Winstnioil the victory ot President
Ilobver in Vli-iilnla last Xoveml
They contended thai It was sIb-
iinleanl only, us Indli-'itltiB the re-
fusal of timuKnilH of Democrats to
Vote ftir n wet candidate and did
no( -horn Id the end of l.eiiiocraile
dohilnatlon of the slate.
. Democratic, leaders Inslsled ns
1hoy did IhroiiKlioul Hie BUberna-
rortal c.iinpalKii that no nailoiml
inie wei-o Involved. , Polloltl sihl
llm victory could nut be considered
approvul or dlsiipiiroviil of Hmlth
or-ltiiKkob.v ullhoiiitli the names of
... uiiiiit KeniucriiMc proBiueiiiiiii
nominee and Hie national lemo-
orotic qhnii-man were frequently
meiitloned by the eoalllton.
; Bishop James fannon's call for
repudiation of -Haskobla.j 1IH-,-
llsm and Pemocralic leaders m
wen . m '. "?'.'P u,tl'd ,"'"",
e I . his inslsu-nce that prohl-
dtlon was an Issue, apparently was,
,-" " 'lie - nunc
mij. iituui oi.j'onaru.
l-.leetlon resulls indlci.tcd
thai
'tho coalition failed to eoalesee. fur
which l-Vunk Lyon. niitl-Sti.lth
na, . v. n ,T V ' "can I
Prt.. Jyon said the Itei.ub leans ,
t)h-ii-ted utlentli.n from the nation-
111 Issues, . Inoludlnu iirohlbltion.
mid n' "inotest" nh-alust national
. iJJeii.orratlc party leadership by an
Jiltnck on tho Democratic slate
., administration which caused I)eni
. ocl-iitH to return to old party lines.
.1 bemocraiic cliTcftulns In ndli
Inxton hastened after the election
to predict that four other "Hoover
" .statej-' n t. south would follow
. Vli-Riniu bach Into ' Ih mocratlc
ittnks. , , .,,
Hov. Hurry I'. Ilyrd, whose mil
-mlnlstrallo.i came under ic.h1I11i.ii
t llrr, liffiifc-iMhe landslide fur l-olird
n nn endorsement of liemoeratlc
, ndnilnlstratluns from ritxhiiKh Lee
t. lo the present,-n- virV apiuni ml)
.; Hhlliod by l.-haliimin Lyon of the
innM-Kniltlr De.mwrats. .
- 1 The optlitHVIlo lienmerntle ramj,
prrdli-U UihI . the llu-ee coilK.es-
Innnl disiricis elecihm It.-inibllem.
i-cprese.iintiveH In iii-jk will send
IJeinoi riits t .-..iiki-i-ks next '.veur.
-. VlrKlnbi rlc.its w-imior' next
Jem- mid lc!inrml expect no Ite
,.liiMlcn opposition 1,, s,.,iaior
""lJ2lrt,T '"in1! v'fvtltH"'- that
: 1lfy look.lrf.-(k,ri f it fin. evrtnl Mhal
r, IMwn had heon i-leeteil.
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Jl- Itlmui Mi ruin
' Faklilon l-Miior . ..
' As(M-luteit Press I'rat.ire Hervli-eS
, 'I'ARIK () Then, urn tin more
nuh-uoruiitl wiilstllnes In tin- haute
couture.
Kverythli.K Is back to normalcy.
TIm only ulterimtlve frpm tin i-.
mal or raised wnlstllno is no waist.
W line.
- Waistlines c.imll.uo tliolr journey
uimards In the last-minute version
. of tyle put out n n.ld-senson eol
p .hxHlona by mi Ue ImimMiint di-esn
nooses.
jj.i Many women waited to see these
collections before oi-drrlnir their
t wliuer rlolbes, hopInK for some
I- nmcllomtlon of the Ioi.k sklrt-l.lub
. wm dictum: lint Iho dressmakers
made their pnellmlunry promises
food. -The w-lnler tyio. r.. mdl
efilly tllffortnt from thnsoiof suni-
" c The old-fashioned wiisp" wrfisis
- are, .close to realliolitm , In .the
Wmr, skirled, short c.oatcd eo
tl m onio of tho leadlmr
drnnMlrf ; :! 1 l:flT-eflu
enstmblos. t Tho Cout are form
fit tine- with wide mnd of fur
round the - bottom, cxapgcrntliif
the flitd'V,-rlMlirir, '
In the tipM-rsf Mhnm-lnf. nl-ien v.i..
T
WOULD CLARIFY
nndiiMinM nmr
J.U.MJQ.X. ft) In i musty
little offli-o In Londni. u sroup of
lojwl . export . are airuKKlint; lo
KlriilKhtoii. Ail international tnii-
Bios, unnoticed by n world that w
(ipplaudlnK Iho spectacular efforts
nr A ......I i ....... .. -
. m,i- ii-un hiiii JlllUSn HWliesmc.l
to secure world peace.
Theso lawyora, f unctlonlnK un
der tho unUliinilii.-itlnn tltlo of "A
Committee of Kxpcrts Appointed
liy Iho Impcrliil OinforencO of
1 naff," nrb trylnK to reconcile loirls
lallon and rule KovernliiK tho
Hi lt Ish : dominions Willi tin, status
of Miiallly iinioiur llic dominions
a declared , by that conici-oneo.
They represent all Iho dominion
alltl ftmrliinrt ami nvr lit i-n.w..-. 1,.
B,nuld arise In Hie future, 'f he j
officials refuse to discuss what the
UH-fl nilKht be Hint a dominion
Hhould not be allowed to enact.
declarlnit that there liavo been no
cases In point.
. The committee also la seeltlnt ()
clarify the constitutional provision
that leKlsh.llon bv the Iirltlsh par-
Hamont npplylnu to a dominion be
passed only with the consent of
the dominion concerned.
other matters under conslder.i-
ion by the commlltee ill its secret
meetlnKs. are:-
ttecomniendatlons on Hie exlstlnn
statutory provision for tho Klnu's
veto. If he can s to wield It. on nnv
dominion leKl,latlon. Ills Slnjcslj
,r.a mv exercised thin power.
but-he mlt-ht.
.llecommend'nllons eonerrniiin ' tlv.
prlnciplcH underlylin, .iho IVilnnl-H
, s Validity net of 18(15 (n hli h
,iri,,nu ,i, -i,.i,( ,i ...
,ho domluionsl and the extent to
w h nny provision of the act
,., , hp ,odlfl.-d In the Unlit
(lt e,i,IHy , o n b the various
members of the Jlrlvb li common-
wealth of nalliHis.
A report on tho principles which
s,,ould sovern IckIsI relalln-i
to merchant shlpplPB in the vurl-
ou, url8 of . ,. .,.. Th), ,.
c,,,.,, surh lllltl.rH H ,ho .,,,.
neatlon" for
reKiHlry a. a IIiIUkIi
ship, the wurlt done hy Ills .Maj
vmy'i consuls in the Interest of
1 Iirltlsh shipping anil seamen, and
' '"" Willi ,offen.es-on Mrlt-
i.ii ....i.A. . .- . f
SCHEMES TO GET
.MANILA. M'l The Philippines,
looklny i r. iiiini for means of In.
creaslnir thH'r meagre nntlonnl In
come, have liirneil to the tourist
ti-aihi nn a nietl.oij or aeoompll--h-lll-
that purpose.
The move to attract more trav
elers to the Islands Wi.s started at
tl.e SUKKO-tli.il of UlivertlKI' llell-
entl I.avls. He arKiled thut the
tourist Industry r-iin-el little 0111
Iny of vnplinl and yet .t.iild be d-
velitped Into a !tti.o- enti-rpi-l-'e. as
evidenced by California, riurlda,
l-'riince, .Swltierlanil und otli-.r
I. laces, -
Ho n Philippine Tourist ussoel.i
tlon has been formed. It purposes
to raise .'.0,tMII) for promotion puiv
poses and has sent Waller Ii. An
irml. iwiiiier of the .Manila hotel,
to the states to make connections
will, tourist bureaus, ship lines and
railways.
In addition the novernor irein-r-il
has started a move to make Ma
nila look more tropical, lie thiol.
Hie city does not .neastirr up 10
Hie av.-r.iue person's Idea of a met
truputls (a the tropics and suir
aesta thai more paliim and typical
ly tropical plants be set out ;.i
create- r mere ttl tract Ire ulmi.j
phere. Those behind the project araii"
that Hie Islands have much to of
fer thn itleh. trotter., liiillna with
I'oiTealdor nl Ibe entrance of M:i
nllu Hay, ivMi-Ii Dewey sllp-
P"-l at ..lulu to et ut the Spanish,
Heel and which is the ntroiiKcst
fortification owned by the I nit.-.l
Mates, .here nrc numerous pine.-.,
of historical Interest, The walb-d
vlly in Manila had seen a Bond
many years when lleorue Wusl.
Inolon was IciiIIiik the Anierlrail
colonists In their flalit for Ind.--pvndenee.
Then, nro old churelie.i
and forts and places w here Ann-.--
..an m.i.i.-in 'i.uiiani aHuiimiiii.ui
Irowrreeie..,.- . ,.
, lienacp ,these,.the lum.s of the
lnorotf. raiuhlle l.eml huntorj,
and of nthr primitive tsll.ea. are
neceaslble. In the en(rnl Islands
of- the aiH-hlapekiKO Is the place
where Maulillan Was killed and Mr-
lher ayuih, l JJIimtHji.ip, home ut
Ihe Mural who itavo General Per.
GREA
BRITAIN
PHILIPPINES LAY
fEDFOnn MAIL
The Secret of Mohawk Pond
By Natalie Sumner Lincoln
tilnopals: The proUpccl of tain
imi lio fortune of her ccccutrto
ittivlo induven 1'eimv I'reacott to
become tntnlrraa fit Yco Lwtue,
runtlo eatute' in Ctmnecticttt. lie
terminer to rotuplu with the
yrovitimta of hit will thnt alio litfl
there a month, ahe couraieouaht
acre a aeriea of weiril invUlenla
with oilw it negro moid Julut, for
comiHnii. Sho, anapceta Htlntlown,
an Indian her tmcfl, llerhert Pre
li eott, befriended. Uelievino ' he
lio w be reauonalble tor oajtatehtq
' her canoe, nn art which iirarlu
-nrof. her lite and Jtttla'e, Pcfltni
itaea to tiie Indian'a camp with
Attala Chaae. botnnint omf. tii-lu
,:Iirother ot the executor of - fycr
tiucte'a eatate. ' i
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( ' Chapter 6
MORE MYSTERY
'T'lIE path through the woods to
wards the Indian's camp been mo
an- upgrade, and Peggy quickened
her stops to keep up with the bot
anist. As tlicy walked, Chase told
her about the country and foggy
was enchanted by Its wild beauty.
"There Is game here?" alio ques
tioned; "and shooting In season?"
"Yes." Chase panned to examine
a low bush.. "Plenty. ot wild ani
mals foxes, deer and wildcat. Oba
iltnb Evans declares he bas sbot
black bear In winter, And Obadlah
nevef makes rash statements. Ah,
i - -c'rir ppjrS t 2T1
ifv K si ij Lwwft
Peggy's rosy cheek paled; she distinctly remembered locking the'dOor,
, 1 , 1 j. ''-i -
hero we nrc," 11 s they came out on
a clearing, i
A largo army tent was pllchcd nt
Ilia further aide, facing Mohawk
Pond, whoso placid waters. 300
yards away could 1)9 glimpsed
through tho pines, while to the
right ot- tho tent stood a stone
chimney, all that was left of what
had been a wooden shack ot some
sort. "
"Sundown!" Chase's hail echoed
through the silent woods. After
walling a moment ho crossed Ihe
clearing, pulled back tho tent fly
and looked Inside.
"Nobody home," ho announced,
turning to Peggy; "ills tent Is emp
ty." Brushing hy him. I'CRgy stepped
up on tho raised wooden flooring
and nlarcd with wondering eyes nt
tho neat orderliness of tho halt
breed's home. Sho stared ut the
contents ot tho room ono ut a time:
then tier eyes traveled hack to the
clothes hanging neatly from hooks
in the lent iolo. She examined
them with minute care: none looked
like tho stilt worn by the man she
bad seen In Yew Lodga Iho night
of her arrival.
"Sundown's wiirdrohe was mostly
your uncle's cnit-oft clothing."
Chase's pleiisunl voice- broke luio
hor thoughts. ' Present t practically
supported liliu fur n number ol
years; I hellevo in -ottirii tho half
breed tended his l.oals iin.l nil
thai," with n vnguo wave of his
bund lii the direction ot Yew Lodge.
"I am sorry Sundown Un't nt hone;
he's qulto a character. However,
you'll Hud him hero any night; he's
never uway then." .
"Why not?"
"Night blindness." succinctly.
"Medically known ns nyctalopia.
Sundown con't see In tho dark."
"Oh!"
She glanced with some uneasi
ness at her watch: her lih to Sun
down's camp had consumed mare
than the It) nil nines alio had al
lowed. "Wnu't you coino hack and have
supper with me?" she asked, hut
Chase regretfully shook his head
AsJtf.ne si.uio other time," lie
begged. ."Tonight I have soma tin.
pnrtnnt pallets' lo till out."
'"Please write your braiher I nm
most anxious lo hear rum him, or,
betterslin, Why i-aift ne make you
a visit?" Peggy sMd as they parted.
Chase chuckle. I .
"I can't exieliy picture my atnlrt
and proper brother roughing It with
me In Stone Tower." Ml ask Phi
HUNGARIAN POLICE ROUT
PAJAMA CLAD STROLLERS
III'UAI'KST. Hilliaar ol'. -fa-Jumats
ns all-duy dress Imve not
found
favor In lindanes, where
an effort to .transform the bulb
ing plMcn on Margaret Island Into
nn Imitation (if l.blo met with
such disapproval its to bring the
pollro to the scene
Tho i-on.nilllea of inbllc work
had permitted the niaiMgement of were wondering how a prisoner
the Island to allow. the bntherJcouhl have carried them Into the
TttTBUXE, MEDFOIWD,
lander, however," and waving fare
well be disappeared up the moun
tainside. Five minutes later Teggy ran up
tho veranda steps In breathless
haste. .
The door to the living room
swung open to tier touch. Peggy's
naturally rosy cheeks paled. She
bad most certainly locked the door;
why, sho distinctly remembered
doing so. Going Inside, she boiled
tho door, and then faced about, the
room was just as sho had left It.
Running upstairs she tip toed In
to Julia's room. She listened for a
moment to the maid's gentle snores,
tbeu stole quietly away. In her pre
occupation falling to notice that
Julia's black eyes were watching
her with a most peculiar expression.
Automatic pistol In hand, Peggy
mude a eomplcto circuit ot the first
floor of the bouse, bat found noth
ing to further her nervousness.
Peggy sprang up as the telepbono
bell on the gallery above sent lis
Imperative call through the still
ness of the house. Not stopping to
quiet . Julia's alarmed hall, the
young girl sped to the phono.
"Yes who Is It?" she called Into
the mouthniccc. "Oh. Mr. Evans,
yes: this Is Peggy Prescott." .
. ' Jim was up to see you Oba-
dial, spoke with Hie conviction thai
only Bhoiiting would bridge tho dis
tance between them "and found
no one at home. Are you all right?"
"Yes" Peggy held the receiver
away rrom her ear: Ohadlah's voice
was deafening "What did hi sny,
Mr. Evans?" '
"Dcforo seven this morning we
picked up your paddlo and canoe
niid put 'cm In tho boalhousc.
What sny?" as Peggy's exclama
tion came faintly to him.
"Thanks ever 6o much " "
"Twnrn't nothln' ot all." drown
ing out her thanks with character
istic brusnucness besides which
Obadlah hated telephoning. "We
found the canoe floating bottom tip
across the poud. See yon soon"
and bang went his receiver on the
book.
As the girl left the telephone
stand she found Julia going slowly
down the staircase.
"Don" bo skecred ft." me. Miss
Peggy; I'se nil right." she declared,
paying no attention lO'eggy's re
monstrances. "It'll do mo good lo
gll supper. What's il.it you' say?"
"Sit on tho veranda n moment."
Peggy slipped her hand cnaxlng
ly along Julia's arm and propelled
her most unwillingly outside the
living room.
"I want to run down to the boat-
house n second, I won't he out ol
sight even lako this chair," and
eluding Julia's retaining clutch, she
ran down Ihe slops mid the path.
The door lo the hoathotise was
njnr and Peggy, in I nil fill of her
promise to. remain In sight, pulled
II wide open and looked In. A cellar
canoe and a rowboat were (here
where they belonged; licit Iter en
gaged her attention for. cluse at
hnnd was the bitch bork canoe, rest
ing bottom up on lis supports.
Peggy's deep-drawn breath es
caped through her trembling lips
with n low, hissing sound there
was no slit or hole In the bottom
of tho canoe.
Hack on tho veranda Julia, witb
ono eyo on Peggy's distant figure,
counted over for tho sixtieth time
the gold pieces in the palm of her-'
black hand.
Never before 1i.nl she hamllel
gold coins their beauty fascinated i
her. Heluetaully she tied litem se- i
curely In her handkerclilet and, j
wllli n furtive look this wav and
that, slid tho hant.kcrchiet Inside
uer iirccs.
fOpm-iear, !. lpilrfea and C J
Monday a spying noricmie ria
Into lh story, display, ng inttrcit
in Peggy's fortune.
ii"'"'"" ': in..r
were nori-or-sirlcK'-n for the
llui.Ki.rlan Is everythliiit that Is
correct In mutters of dies.-. and
telephoned (he pi.llTr. who sent
the loosely clothed trolIrrs back
to tl.e beach.
I'OUTl.AM). Ore., Nov. 20.-,4j
--Korty silver-lined hut countertelt
dollaca. ware found In a cell in tho
city Jail today hy YV. A. clan. in.
'a lodger, under the bii firwr ti...
Heiched several pound. .,.! n-
OltEfiOY, SATURDAY,
CltK'I'NA OltKK.V, Scotland MP)
Threat of curb on the murlt il
enthusiasm of visitors to this peace
fill llltlo villi. (?c has Ik'pii penMvod.
thi timo by th United church of
Hcotlnnd. . - :
The rreedoni or wrddlnt'H which '-u'P". - v ti
Iihs mnrkfd tho town just iichokj I ' BatUng IiIm Impresslon-nartlcu-the
KnpllHh-HcottlKh border hn ,,lry " Uim hi viit to iCiovmiiny,
henn ciitlod "scundaloiiH" hy D M- Herrlot cxpre.sMpd his conviction
John AVhlto, -the first modoriito; ' tnat no really insurmountable ol
of the recently united church, an X ! Jtlons Imvr come to coin but the
he lans
h'SlsliMion
inactice.
to ask parliament for
to put a Stop to the
"We shall approach tho govern
ment soon with a suKestion thit
tho Heottiwh in nr rinse law ho
irnewlod td conform with the
stricter nrovlslonsi of live Knells!.
law," be said.
"In seeking to find a practical
remedy for the scandal of tho mar
riages of tho Gretna Green typo,
care must be taken that any pro
posed legislation shall not. In any
Indirect way Injuriously affect the
marriages solemnized by n minis
ter after the proclamation of t!.
banns. . . ,
"I have suggested that such ma'.--rlages
should take place in the
presence of a registrar and should
be preceded by public notice. Such
notice, oven if it is only threo days,
would prevent haty unions, which
are sometimes llie frolic ot a holi
day or tho freak of a market day."
ITur' generation Gretna Green
bas held tl.e world's record for
snur-of-the-ninmont weddings. In
IsiiC a law was passed making P.
necessary for ono of the contract
ing parties to bnvo lived In' Scot
land at least three weeks. Hut de
termined lovers fuund ways out of
this restriction.
Ulacksmlths, Innkeepers, ferry
men or .anybody ejso who happens
lo be hfcndy can perform tho cere
mony with, perfect authority, under
Scottish lniv. '" 1 '
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FILM AFTER BAD START
.M A X f LA (tP) The talkies have
made up for their poor start here
and are roinx over strong exeeyt
iir tine theater. Two more houscH
have instnlled them and a .fourth
Is tit follow suit. The two latest
theaters" to show them are drawing
the. larfreHt crowdn ever attracted
to tlie play houses In this eity.
The in u ni oil I nu nil) era are hiphly
popular and apparently the matter
of laiunuiffe in not Mteh a difficulty
an vim expected. Kither tiie Fili
pinos understand MnKllsh as it is
Kpoken on the films or they do not
find It necessary to understand the
playenJ. for they are taking In the
new entertainment in far great cr
mimher than they ever went to
the Htill plettireK.
The one exception to the popu
larity of the talkies in the flint
theater to Install them. Tho ncous
tlcH ure lutd nnd. even tin, owner
jiys that the situation, fio far as
hhf Imiwe Is concerned,' is not like
ly to improve.
I : I I ' 1 1 A I ; KMT (VII G r. .fun in n.
minister of Justice, has drawn up
a bill on luarrliiKe and divorce
which will, rot- the first time in
thin country, give legal standing
to del rof hill vows.
If the mall breaks off an en
gagement, without giving suCCU Ient
reason, he will make himself liable
in dim. aires 114 either the girl oi
lier r.-unlly. Under certain cir
cumstances, all presents must be
Vetlll-ned.
In the divorce section, the bill
provides ll.at a. divorcee may re
tain the inline of h r spouse'
until she re-enters the married
state. Hut she must hyphenate
It with .her u.ntden nnnie.
llesertlon of the home is mud"
punishable by fines of from $li
to JC.11. In iiKgrnvatcd coses, a Jail
sentence niny also le Imposed.
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XOVEMBER. 23.' 1929.
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IDEA IS FEASIBLE
PAULS (At
, ex-prcmler of 1
Edouurd Horrlut,
ranee, hus returned
- 1 from a lecture rour In Central Ku
: '"pe, eiilhuyinMtic over tho. lilun art-
I vunt-ecl hy Arlstldc. lii-laml to or
(fanize the . L'nltod . HtutBH . of I
formation of an Kuroijean federa
tion and that he is not ularmed
over any Idea that a federation
would result in a struggle between
America and Kurope. , ,
He arjrued thit the Pan-Ameri
can conference has not nrevenrori 1
! the republics of KoOth A.iiei-len
.com coiiai.oi-utlng with tho League I
ot Nations ot llcneva and that j
Pan-Amerlcanlsm interferes nelth-l
or wttl. the United States nor the
league. Ifo added:
.".Moreover, tho American people
ore too practical to see any danger
In a United States of Kurope. I
believe that Russia one day ytll
adhere to our project nnd that
England cannot, afford to hold an
attitude ot splondid Isolation, an- I
Euiopeniilsni Is necessary in order I
to secure a settlement of tho grave I
social problems which menuce
Kuropo."
.M.i Hot-riot said he found Hol
land, Helg-lum und ('xeclioslovakla
pai-thularly Interested in ihe plan
because it waa regarded- as all im
portant ail va nee for tho consolida
tion of peace.
,As a first step. Jr. Herrlot favors ,
tno creation of a permanent cen- I
trnl organization which would
study all economic questions that ;
posaess a vital interest Tor Kuro- i
pean nations, such matters as river
navigation, international traffic ;
icKumuons, nvmtion nnd radio
...ureuuaung. no also favors a I
single JCnropean postoffico system ;
-.which was advocated so earnestly
by the Into Forelen Minkim. V !
Clermany. Gustav Stresemann. I
WASHI.VOTOX: UP) Capital j
"iut-s ims Koa-sGn. in bo a .succep
I muet hUve ImHi wound of ' beaut v
us-woll as of family
It's quite a thing now to huvo '
six bridesmaids dres-sed-in the sub
dued coal weather tones of brown-'
and beige instead of gay blues, I
pinks or yellows. I
One bride had a.t outdoor wed-!
(ling. She was resplendent In shin-
lng white with lumr train and
.'hlmmerinii veil that swirled about
her feet like foam. Her six brides-1
melds were modestly garbed l.i
Plain brown tailored dresses Willi j
small brown felt hats to match.
- The. matron of honor nnd brides
maids ut .'another wedding wore
brown turbans and their flowers
were tied with brown rlbliona.
CHINA HAS TRADE IN
01D POSTAGE STAMPS
1 CANTON tVP) Of the diverse
occupations .emanating from the
fertile brain of the Chinese coolie
.who 1 finds himself ' temporarily
without the common necessities otj'
life, them Is pcrhdps none so re-j
imintTiitlYi as the sale of washed,!
ised postage stumps. j
The practice Is to collect lightly!
cancelled stamps from waste hns-i
kcts and to obliterate the cancel- i
lailon ink by a thorough wanhhm.
The stum,))! nro then re-iru turned ;
and the "hlncsc coolie sells them!
openly along tho main thorough -
fares for half Ihelr fare value. j
lie often makes more money by,
these illicit kiIcs than he would;
at hard labor.
l
i
Brakeman Dies
rOHTI.ANI. Om.. Nov. 'S:,, lp, :
8. I. SliankH. brakemau, died j
hero todny of Injuries received No-1
vemher 15 when two switch en-1
nines collided In the Portland rail- j
road yards.
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Gum Chewing Is An
Reports Chicago
CHICAOO (P) Cum chewing sticks are added occasionally, as
on n m-und scale, the fliicao : the wealth of Hie cl.ewcr permits,
acudemv of science has found. i!nd In. time the amount of cum
one of the unsunfc-achievements ol ! '''" ut om-' I'-sklmo Is
Kskiinos. astoundlllB. (
Not only is the Eskimo a con-i "It Is also ioinnion for a nallvo
stunt i hewer of gum. but Ioiik (lis-j to m il bis chew- after a few days to
tanco champion of the art, If
be such, us well.
' The academy has heard with
amazement that 04,0 stick of k
will lat an Kskiino duyw and days
and then have a value on the re
sale market.
Much um data was obtained hy
f the academy from Captain Charley
I D. llrower, "White Father" of the
Eskimos at Point Barrow, Alaska.
"While KUm is considered a
Kreat dellcRcy," Captain Ji rower
said", "tho tnrridver';.lir this ; com -
modity In not large1, ntt the natives
go on chewing- it for days after
the departure of the flavor. Fresh
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Where You Are
and
Where You Are Going
there is no better plan than a check
ing account. .. .
It enables you to check up on your
self regularly. It also provides a
convenient method of paying bills
and adds to one's financial stand
ing. . f . . '
A checking account here will prove
of great benefit to your
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I
m
O parking troubles exist at The Mint '
The doorman takes your car when you
arrive and places it in a
the Hotel. J ust hand him your key as you lear
" the car that's ill. Located in the heart of tha '
( t City near everything.
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Art With Eskimo
Academy of Science
It ' a less weiiitny aciiuninianco."
Captain Krower, who Is I'nlted
States eommlsHioner at Point Jiar
row as well as general storekeeper
a ml col lector for t he Ch IcaKo
academy, also remarked upon th"
M(puI:trily of tobacco among fft
fiattv.. The tobacco, he explain
is rtrinik'thened hy the addition of
reindtK'i hair.
One hundred specimens of run
arctic birds have just been re
reived from- Captain Hrowoi nt
f tho trenffemi'. They include white
; fronted geese, rare eider ducks,
i small sandpipers and a paiu of
; Greenland wheateaters. '
take
your, car,
' sir "
garage connected with
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