mg overhead. - t" ,4 . .7
‘ ‘ Belngtos't‘to the would urns ' in?
4mm. WW to W W MW bush 7
mist. with stcn- mm one o: the three. new mmy children 31‘ m
an ma -a‘wh’o recently piloted the 11.5593 km in. Hr Libby mallow 3'
i‘m oon air an.” Mr W wan-us: “W3. mung-g:
rented bf!” flight in- line was a. pilot oirthe hie-fl thé‘ tumour Friend. '56 “m
m...“ Wit-uni was. which use: gag/Inst Her work in
m. hang.“ my ltrans-AtldnthgmhsW‘sm’dfm'in'un Libby n’
WMWMOu'vthe thetockpltotthafplnneflenitmm 3m to"
« ' flaunt-m who u. Iosi out In the-ounce new; in De- Rosales: close»; name: than
‘ meted it. lee-nun 1m. Libby bases“ In; intonation. . ,
mm yarn; airmen; Mani OIrthst occaflsn the I‘m-'4 left Gal- It appear; from his» W
m Wilt -P'ost. were W. Tenn, early in the morning on
{an in nded non-stop flight to Mobile.
,, lAh: ingrown-t the any list
‘rly 1 200 mlles through the sir I ‘nlsht and Part of the following- any
it Wain the balloon American the famous team was unheard
a... , {menstrimmzrmtrx .:
for we 9’
In“ two nggmtsmover tthelFeaDlanes‘end boats into the rut! to
l ,5“ out osts look for the missing croft. when s.
1‘3 and be d the p radio message1rom it was pickar up
'chen vacuum-in on Mt
thntnwhore {urinates are penning from
Isl-rations“ In others such an Smol-
.oortcl id With sum nour-
Ilshmem.
stated that the breed. substitutes give
whom that tho m or diam- .;
the “centers. In so“ cities «so so Yit-
ebsk itisreported bytlrecmi‘s‘
anon, Ysroslav. the children we re)
e report mm Vitamin
a; _‘ Rappers in a
1mm in. air. ‘
7. "53th or trees "magma inthélr has.
in stress: and later around the hen;
etrlible and trackiess. For four W
",‘wswlltiros‘gh slams. rsln and
‘on. the pair stopped to rm at the
~and the next morn 3. going doWn to
with yells of greeting.
‘ they communicated with
they had Ian. and began their trip‘
Lou- cholnr 17 and or. first word
1.th few and to: between in
W: Dem; or finding
nmlandingplace. they brought.‘
rmwmmimamtm. “3
.uefla trip that won the Gordon-L
'mmandsetanewrccord
for distance, and beginning a trsmw
over whom land that dwarfed in
public iinterest their thrilling exper-
Extricsting' 'themselves from the
lid. Post and Hawiey trumped along
at a late. as the woods Were lunch-
and" (stir nights they pushed sooth-
stabbing cold winds. and with little
to sot: Howler wrenched his knee
firm restful piece they rm old
cave. ’ ‘ ' ,
#1116! they prayed: exchanged con-
fldences to be carried boot by which“-
ever one lived ii! either failed to get
back home. 'andrthen took a fresh
start. The next day- they come upon
a. shovel, the 11nd sign of civilization
they hid encountered. and a few yards
further a tent. A} .
They spent the- night in this tent
the olden! a. lake they pierced the’air
‘in New Orleans.
The NC-( reported it has been forc-
low~hanglng
clouds of! the southeastern coast of
When on the water the
to come down ' by
LLudhiana.
Wireless on the plane was not power-
ful enough to carry many miles and
communication was
lowing afternoon.
._._..__.________
OPEOSI'I'ION 'no COMP): m ELEO-
T103.
MEXICO CITY Jan. 17 (By The
Associated Press). —Opposltion to
Samuel Gompers' election as president
of the Pan-American Federation of
Labor. developed here today at the
Pan- ~Argerican Labor Congress when
preparations were made to elect oili-
cers. There were rumors that Spon-
loll-speaking delegates. encouraged
by their victory over the- United
States delegatlmf in the content over
immigration on Saturday. might at-
tempt to wrest the presidency from
Kr. Gunners. Canvass of several (lo-l-
eaning; hovever. shoved that the
light Inst Mr Go rs would not
lie successful. . m'pe
mm; 10 Fannie s'r'nicnI-z.‘ '
. Immune.
From across
the water came a reply, and then two'
canoe. The trawers!
took the airmen down s. river in:
i canoes {or two duos until they reached '
Chlpuuine. a settlement. from where!
the world-
bock to New York. They had left St. x
PEKING. Jan. 16.-——A loan of 4-
000,000 meta l7} Ami rican. British.
French unchJapanese banks. t be up.
plied to the relief of famine ricken
districts. has been concluded by the
Ministry of Flnancr “ilh the apprainl
of diplomat: assigned to the Chinese
Republic. ”he loan will he Siclll't‘d
bi; I custods surtax simun'lng to H II
per (writ, the (lat: of thi applin lllOll:
of which has not hi en fixc d
lit/11m" l“ '- ’
Mil
n P"! II.
.‘ijoli"
Owing
prompt attention.
approaches this perfectly natural
3. train of- very annoy I-ng
Those dreadful hot flashes. smothering spells,
nervous troubles and irregularities are .«synriptomshat that-should
remedy L 1: EV
at this tmygof life.
'm‘. . ethods of livin not con-woman in a thousand
to n m chgnge In her life without auger“:-
and sometimes painful Syinptoms.
These taro letters prove
iritpossible until
the craft took to the air again the fol-
Phildiam’sv.Vegetable Compound fish for women
the children chronic dysentery fihich
it is impoulble to cure.‘1‘he cumin.
son-s reported that in several ’cénters
the children lad been unable to obtain
bread for a long time and that in oth-
ersno kind of fats orAmests were ob-
tainable and that milk was received
rarely.
wwere reported to be either starving or
falling. ill due to undernourishnént.
Inmates or the children‘s home_ in
Novgorod are starving. the reports
noted. They receive no meat. butter.
daily portion or sour cabbage. soup.
millet cooked in water and block
bread mode from bad flour. They are
snflcring from scurvy as a result of
under-nourishment.
The children in the schools of’ihe
Basliklr republic are reported to be
in rugs. barefooted and hungry.
——.—.I-—____
slrrrLING CLAIMS Pun woooxlv
SHIPS.
\VASHING'PON. )nn. l?.-—-Deeislon
to Like jurisdiction over claims aris-
ing out or cancellation or contracts for
the construction or wooden ships m
4am.nunccd lode) h) the
Board. All surll claims {but}!!! be
pzomptly settled. the board said. and
cfhmlnatlon of the acts
the cancellation of wooden ship con-
tracts will be begun immediately.
Representatives 0! the Emergency
Wood Rhiphlnilders' Association rc-
ccnily petitioned the board to take
ju'rIsdiI-iion over their claims rather
The children of Moscow were de—L
clared to lime no sumr nor fats and '
potatoes. mill: or salt. Bot live on oi
smbfinfi i _
mo;
'Wfornfimmmwuhn—
. : 'flegomahldh-Monl
~ - .iosod economical business basis. Thefnml budget
Wheelitotfiemnm thaihmuqithreluerdtospoint
,,,,, tocnrbprodnctireenu-gy.
- narmuwmdxmimmmmmt woman-ll
mumlhchnshoufilbere‘risedroutotaxdirsctlythstincomfl
rates winch gill rsiseths necessities of a minimum fMW
This moon: that the taxes ’on corpontiom should be robe-ha. ’5? I
cormtiosisjuslamotpwple,m1youluuotndlmvb
being loud st high ates. 4
I! the first” 9” on the eiliire income of every individual than
no incomwouldescspcismicn. Konsvooldbehxsdmsrctm once
and frank} all be told once and equitably.
This“ situation isnov rest-lied with raped to individuals In bui-
nsss. and private indirids'slg also individuals conducting W 1'
Whip.
If ”1%.de to retain‘ r limitizd portion at their”
Eng; for capital requirements, Which sees: necessary. practical dimmer
makeitsecniunmsetotu the stockholders ll‘l gencrslon Meaning“
which they do not actually receive.
k A graduated in on tho unlistnbrted earnings of cgrsoisiIons would
be the prscticsl solution of the question and would be at. rates that would
encourage distribution of dividaidsj Should the business need addltionsl
capital and the stockholders so desire: roiurestnmnt couid’be made after
meeting the tax obligstioas. . _..
a“
yJ».
I" :4
' '. .. Threw-try own Injunsynip-snj-I ‘1 ‘
min-bum in 1.3. wliick Mid be miss J". WM”? 11188 of domesm mam.“
It! being taxed unjustly through their share of their corporation’ 3 profits *
W10 gimm For a rug of durabilii
mm m may a Wilton p1 m- es an
jutm M on may well covered 2-1 011ml: In ,
tuna and browns, some with a shade of old me or ., -
mummaghmblsckoufline. Good In it In. ‘3‘
II. ..
ingroomsorrominconmnt usle. r'“:
A rich looking rug has ground of old .11., .- ,
tméebntoddfigummdull gold ‘ “"W
Allinsizesxlz.
Regular $110.” Sale Fri“) ‘86“
AM a close neighbor of the \\ in... Will
high points of favor. Thése' 1n the sale 2110 I} “mile
Noel: geometric figures in forest shades u 13' “has,“
an eye A Chinese pattern With a dull Mu. renter-has
typicalmsrkmgs ofan Eastern land. Roguh. l'lll’lg-(I 360.00.
,, . Sale Price, $49.00.
‘chver Graft” Silver
CUSTKRDCU‘PB with Guernsey or m n \ may...
BAKERS or Iago ramékins with pyI-m Whigs.
: . Bit-Km or large~ralnekins with wrm "tin
than requiring their settlement in
civil courts. They satin-us
twecn $8.0_nu_ium ~-
llu'nlv' " "
and 810 000, 00 was
.‘L
.a- successful
‘ of the farmer and nthar lcdtfimtfiomnnds nf hm community.
A ’- onlpot of essentufl products we must begin by making it possible for the
ill “y REV. or. .I. R. STRATTON. is "am of lmonliiy.‘
cient nmmmt as lie goes to his summer’s work. to make it possible ft” mm
to make good on. the task we have hit! upon him.
Our government ilmmgi the operation of the federal “32:31::
the joint stock land banks. «in do much by way of extending 0
long time In Ins rates But lbw-owns i'm- the country banker to use these
long time cred? i facilities of (he eminent no that he may always have
ready and ample funds with M330 meet the dim lime credit demands
eel
Greater production in all lint-km urged lw slain-men and economist};
linsmiors are mlmnnishcd that gun nxnil..bl- Amcriran dollar shou
be turned into productive chamoms. But if m: are in inc-recs: the nation' 8
farmer to handle the job we have out out for rum.
Otherwise, not only will thcrs be oslmrlsge of food and clothing.
but there will be also stagnation in many related indusixics. So, iets
got behind the ferIIi-r. _ .
A . E . -
“Millions of American Women Seern to
Be Simply Fashion Mad Today. ~
i
————
1
I "a
W
A we. cannot «rape the WM fact that millions of American
“omen todav seem to be simply fashion mad.- l‘lIev arc roiliing elm
bjut slaves to “stifle.” ° ..
omen nu- complaining“ today of the “double standard of morals.
let them be con.
M! t do right to complain; but in heaven? nsmc
:mfiml' not by their moat ofdmssing. ilwn- drum. and other follies
mhwfimdv foster the very double emotion} of more!!! which me; so
figmfly denounce. ~
A hassling? mtogemrisn or a selfmnla‘mni mllymddlo with we
“ester in his relin- my be rifle to look at the sight: which Inky mm
we in mock-I1! molt-Iv today. slit! in the diuwr lmid in his III-m s thmh‘hing.
mmm young woman willr'sl’rssrt half her hair axis—s! soul line are
hslf clothed lei-uh with grad hilonthm~sncb a man. l rev. under aha-e-
nit-nurtures my msintsiws W «shin hot on “usurious!
gitk 1:ch in his veins soil the element“ (ms! "WNW
. I
, . ‘ i . ‘I‘ ‘ 4 . ‘ ER \. l] (‘ .,,\(> \. in?"..
“mm“ We MUN? Begin h? Making It Possible for $IV‘DUWWOTJ 4‘ i 2 . _ N
w 4‘, \. u
the Farmer to Handle thiJw 5......» To the sale for ' ,5 a S. each.
n W‘M . ' -
33,3”? A III-«saw 1:531} ~'.. 4* “ LOW SHERBE'IS With cut glass linings“. . ‘
tmhv‘flfin‘? 2 ?.MEHMPAH, Federal Real '! auu‘ 3 D 5 SEE“ SAUCERS) illsets 0f Cut LII-u; l ‘1 “rural
ilh‘g‘h’m 1 m des' - ‘ t
“"3 b’ l M be ohilizcd and fitting 10 the m 1811' ‘ ;
mugging; tfiogcmd'iismfi 2:“,11031121 and put behiml the farmer in snfll- C l SSEROI ES individual stvle w ith >i<l III-g and
Guernsey linings. Regular prices $1 68 In >‘ 3 u .
At $51.00 each.
Separate Chairs and Rockers
“Made of reed with upholstered seals and l::!«‘l\~‘ m
pretty flowered crelonne
WALNUT FINISHED ARMCHfilll
arms, loose cushioned seats Regular >01 M .
Sale llli‘t. «4...»!1
ROCKER TO MW at same wit-u
HIGH-BACKED WING CHAIR in-zw.
any, cushiomd seat. Regular $68.00. .
‘ Sale I’m-v.
ROCKER TO MATCH. regular $70. 0:» .
Sale l I‘IIQ Niall
4‘” it
I
ASH“
ARMCHAIR 1n antique mahogaxny; ,, whims.
18!. “800 Sale l rite. 36.00
ROCKERTO MATCH regular $49 0(l_ .. ‘ .0
‘ Sale I IlI' C. Nibd
R ”HAIR, antique mahoganv, \H‘Ih l‘I‘lllll‘. ham.
lap $46.00 S“l(‘ l’mv. $30.00
R06 ‘ ‘ . , lar $41.00. ..
“Rm MATCH reg“ Sale Price. 5311”
r ‘ ‘ - " ‘I «l
W ARMCHAIR with mum: midi .n
bnoadnm Warm-~00 Sale ”3‘... 520.00 4
‘ ‘fie Have the: ”Tom of vernment:
“ 71% Need not Be W one"
Chases 1.01mi;es
“H 1,.“ hack.
mmkfifilfie $221..
Sale MW 3243.00 ii!
., Wlwflzh wingback bm‘d ”.‘f‘f‘i‘drufig‘
momsmwholsteredmdsrk tapestll H -- .
Sale “5 1“???
WHY FINISH w gm.
mmm cretonne CO“ l “ '4
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