.ilglt and Nasato. . 1b 132:. under th
. 1139‘ 111111: policy. tile F‘uso will an 111-
MING PROGRAM 7:0 second 11119. 11111. the new super-
lamadnizhts Mutsu. Kass and Toss
_1$\1 1 be 111 conunieslon making a total
101' seyen dreadnaughts. In 1927. the
f’t’amaschlro. lee and H3133 will so
-'“ hem m .. in l s q i ;lnto the second line. but it is expected
' ‘ ‘ ”s " su‘ “ lthiu four others will have been com-
continued froth mm Page
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TOKIO April 14. -—-As has often
happened in the ministerial 111m of
Japan the lite of the Hora. ministry
seemed seriousiv endangered by a
minor domestic question dealing with
education . The minister of education
had not fulfilled a previous promise to
1
”a” m "‘9 numb" °f 3° pictc-d so the 101111 will be eight. raise certain technical schools to the .
‘7’" "mm“ “a“ ‘1'“ “°’ ”a” 1n powerful battle-cruisers Jailn grade or universities, and the {shore », .. , . .
programme after 1923 (either has strength superior to that of the caused more protests in both hours . Q , - u. ' _
“W “‘1 Ships ““55"?“ ‘0 ”"311' nitod items. The Kongo Hiyei of the Diet than pol-hope any. other - , . . ,fi , 1' '
' line” or augmenting her fleet) iiiaruna and Kirishimn are all under problem before parliament. A com~ J 1‘ , . , /’ _;‘ . 7 r '
If” held here after big ex'inine wars of age- B) 1923 all fol" promise was reached. but at this writ- . ' » _
- “'3 and continuous b‘” ding Pflare Scheduled to withdxaw to the sec- ing the anti—cabinet opposit‘on on the
"m imum capacitx w‘“ i“ ”3‘ land line defense. but the projected scuba] question was continuing and: , -' /
. in practically the same "’ladbattle- cruisers Amfigl and Akag'i are manv Predicted that it would even’
fiasition as she is today 1931' 9“)“:th to be added making a. total min: about the collapse of the mill-
our the other hand the initedgm ”gm “my
, 2'3 adapts a new ”mm" 1‘11 addition to pushing this contin-
_rfiimmme of only replacing tbf'uons building program it is under-
891118 into the “second ”“9 stood Japan is turning out submarines
h‘ “5 regarded “3 "'0’ on" a rca- as fast as possible. realizing that ,
' '3 “”“mmimh ““t “W?“ a C9" under—waver craft is best adapted to Senator Sheppard of Texas author , 5
:1. then. it is the contention here. the defense of her Empire which is of the eighteenth amendment said In , _. . ..
THE VOICE OF IGNORANCE.
Mark him: Mark that up-
‘Japan in 1927. will occupy the com . _ Dallas the other day _
_ posed of so many islands and be
‘ "hm?” “wk “05‘“0" that Having that. finding shelter as they “Only the old world. which knows - $3.1 ' “wing 100k, that 3?
”3 will ha"? in ‘923‘ can in the rock inlets. they will offer nothing about it- attacks prohibition. ‘. .
"”059 favoring Tamm's entering an a serious menace to ships adi'ancing The Old world is "k9 the woman who
" 1_natlonal - restriction agreement to attack in the dangerous channels wrote to the schoolteacher. -
W “‘5 the opmion that inpnns splans that surround the Nippon coast line. " ‘I don t Will“ that Mamie 5'10“",
64““ “mum“ “"5 “w“g‘“ 0‘ the Japan realizes that she is weok‘in insane in grammer. as I prefer her . .-
gothis stride 1n life! Yes,
7111111911 “'3‘“ 90"” “m" “‘33 And aviation and is exwmng herself to mange in yuceful studies and can _ - ,_ d d
. filter. that if Japan s1 -riously i‘mor- train c.1pable.airm(:‘n as wave“ as to learn her how to speak and write pro- . g f 01116 0 help—
or: desired disarm. uncut for him- {buildin ml per mxself. I have went through two ..
g high- glade aeroplanes {a ' . than
‘ --. more you can
hl‘le would l'lk? “11* [Pull in tr\"v_\ing hvdx-oplanos 3-on grammers‘ and I can ‘t say as 1
0 force the world to accept it. im- ' ' they done me so good. I prefer her '.. > .
‘Filia'c‘ls‘. r (her than sit back and . mdollarsal‘dcenm. And
“will, the United Snitcs and Great -. . A-
7" tobewell-dressedcostsuso.
. ' - little now-a- -days —when
Kirschbaum Clothes, with
peat-anceofa’manwhohas
ingage in l1 rench and hand painting
Jl'h’T \\'IIERE IH'I HA!) lllzll’l‘ IT.
ii
. and \ocal music on the piano.
- ":3" t° “k" ”‘9 "”“"“""‘ l‘nclr- mm- is getting old and ab-
Appearances h“? 1ndicnte that; s—eul minded. One dax Aunt Sully. his' _ , .
‘m '5 “mm": 1111111111111. to ”pm“. ‘ “it".c noticed that he was roaming' . 1 .
building: 131021.11111119 Admimljrrom‘ room to room Presently he
. t‘léx (lVluls' 1 » {1| 11111111111.rw:m\calmd t0 hCl' from the kitchen. ‘Sally.
hr hid the Diet that the following in Jul“) vou 3-90" my pipe?"
I:
1 «round oi thr uriuciplc of the ditisw _,\. ~ .19 1. -
1 0 Bl”). she answered. Can ti fine fib‘ _ th.
ion or work made it possible to build vou‘fiml “1... J , die" “a, elf cor-
nun- quickly and :11 thr- minimum ex- 1' .. NO. I can’t" ‘he replied rather ’_ ’-
rect lines, their tail-
P"“‘"'~ crossly. "I've looked upstairs-and all»
Isolotorort it h:. s hm- n l‘;c policx Din . .1. ..
0\'-'.1r and I can t flind 11. yhhad lit. ”21
to - iag-anc-a» 12:11 1 lo 11:: 1k» 1 :11 b n: 111'; . Did you have it in' ”1‘. bathroom?” Faulty the .7810!!! “mt Grip oring,mayattwenty».cfguir...11...;n
Comm!
3-1-13 :15 comploh :1 unit as p1 ssibli asked Aunt Sallv. .ndlnfluembytgh n‘
if" inuaibtc of doing all mnnm-r 01 work. “No. I didn't.
V """r‘ ”‘9 policy or rapid "3"” ex Fume and look for voursolr.
"“"’°" “’3" “'mm’“ it ““s “"de As Aunt Sullv laid down her paper
11.1: such yards were not capable of Sh,“ 11911111 him'laugh.
1.. ‘ '.- eumnsion. In the monnlimi‘. “Hlle vou found it.
privii'e m'mur'aclurinn' facilities hnve' asked ‘
d vc-loped to smh :111 (-\l(-nl that the} "Yes." he replied. “It was in my
hvu can now depcnti on some of them "---Youth‘s Companion. .
gr..'.11!.;1l1 much of its: 1'1-1111irc1l mater-
TM" . it therefore is considered pro.;
: ‘7» 151' 1 here that the British policy cit;
3011-5" Ul" minister of the mix": has.
hmn adopts-d by the Japanese man" “‘hén 'l‘homns Edison'was asked
'i'l‘animenl. ireccnlly what he considered thc great-
1: "”9 almost Silllllllfln‘OUS Ps‘ilhlish- Lest invcnlions since the elcclric lights.
(‘Pii‘W‘ 0" "19 "9W naval in"! Factories lu- mcnliollml llrst Wirelesalclcgraph.
{W ‘ero mul Snsnlm. 1h" nmn‘ -1r:<s"tzll ’11111l second tho American process for
in Hunnkl. which inrlnv‘ws ‘w :11'1‘1-8 6-“ making nierm-n from tho air. licl‘orc
b.1111. the Mitsubishi 101-115-110 rumor; ”11- war we dwiwndml upon Germany
*"l' Nagasaki. the niT‘D‘un" l'nr‘mri' < for our supply or nitrous-n “Nil 08le-
b" Nagoya and Suscbn. the (icvi‘mr- ililly for “11- fertilizers wifil‘fi mmlv‘
went ol‘ the ordinance section oi‘ the our farms so productive. The (it-1'—
.Murornn Steel “forks: and :lll'ncl‘mm [nuns haul dpposils “hich the) onlv
other small projects 111-0 lit-liwu‘d 10 111---1l dig 0111 (r lhc mound to 51” :11
‘bow. in addition 10 n lmsh- in i111'1'1:'.f=- ‘41101n10113 piiccs. T0111} llmrc are
’1'!" 9.":1111nienis. :1 1n rm'mr-ul 1'r».1v'- plants in thc south wlwrc the air is
‘fln- .n-nf‘mnl division or work elm' p111 nndcr [)l'x'SRlll‘l‘ 11ml frozvn to a
the future lw clapublr of will liquid form from which in turn the!
('Vpiil‘Al-Hl willu‘ul coul‘usinn nilrmzcn is extracted. The supply is
, v I:i’)l‘£::1nimiion. 01' course :lhsnluh‘l)’ limitless. 11' hur-
l-p-uu l‘n? 110w Ursului‘: Wulcl' hills to llll'M plilllls llw
I've looked there.
five to forty-five dollars.
Gro ve '8
Laxative
Brom_
Ouinine
tablets '
which destroy germs. act as a
tonic laxative. and keep the
system in condition to throw on
attacks of Colds. Grip and In.
«W JS§EPHRDAVIS
Be sure you get -
‘85 Washington St. SO. NORWALK
'Bnamg _ ~
The genuine been this signature
62"er -
A 1- s 0 ' The new Spring styles flow the
Kirschbdum shoj‘are now here.
rmuulh.
NITRATI‘IS l-‘RODI TH’E AIR.
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911111- :lrr-v «'.
rruymlls loss tlwn fa yours 111‘ new, vxmk is 1lon1> \‘12ry ('l11-11ply.~»-»l’»o_\'s' Prim, 30¢.
n“'|"’l§'. the Fuso. Ynmnsbiro, 15?. ll)'- Life.
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