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~.. While seeking relaxation following an acute attack of brain fag Mohandas Kararnchand Ghandi,
, from overstudy at Yale. Robert Savage. 21 years of age and son of the the Indian Nationalist non-cooper-
; ‘lnto John A. Savage. steel manufacturer of Duluth, Minn. saw Geneva ntion leader whose pr°f9§sed ob-
‘..- Mitchell. 17 years old, in a pogo stick race in the “Midnight Frolics," ;ect is to overthrow British rule
‘. playing in New York city. Miss Mitchell won the race. Young Savage' ‘ ' m Indra, was arrested at Ahmeda-
on 8
bad, north of Bombay,
lost his heart and a romance resulted, in- _
charge of sedition.
recovered from brain fag,
This picture
volvlng an elopement and marriage in Milford, Conn.
shows Miss Mitchell. '
What do you think'our chances
lnxton. So say these two youthful tots,
James E. Roger, Jr., considers the whole thing a pretty serious
fident smile. ‘
“SPORTING PRINCE" SPARS WITH “SOCIAL" SECRETARY.
HAS QUIT SKY FOR THE FIRESIDE.
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Blink Mi'Cifi‘lkt‘Y. social secretary to Prince Mohammed All Ibra-
hnm, blood nephew of Ahmed Tuail, Sultan of Egypt, sparring with his
employer atop the Hotel Biltmorc. in New York city. where they are
staying before starting on their tour through the West. Blink is a. for-
mer pugilist and native of Philadelphia, in which city he at one time
sold newspapers. About fifteen years ago he went to Europe, seeking
bouts. and it. was during this tour that he became acquainted with
Prince Ibruliam. known as the “Sporting Prince." The Prince, by the
way, receives $200,000 a year pin money, and with this sum travels
from town to town and country to country. He is rather impressed
with our film stars and intends to travel to California, where he hope]
to make their acquaintance.
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“THE POET’S DREAM” ILLUSTRATED.
Ruth Law (Mrs. Charles Oliver). once famous aviatrix and air
itunt performer. who has settled down, and the cause of her change
°‘ hear" - behalf and has promised to tell all
the murder. During the first day
shots were tired at Kennedy trom
tage, in Beverly Glen. and that two
tiry flittered past her and disappeared,
MAY RECEIVE INDIAN POST.
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Mrs. Madalynne Obenchaln, on trial
slaying of her sweetheart. J. Belton Kennedy. has testified in her own
that she knows in connection with
of the trial she told the Jury that two
the dark in tent of his summer cot-
persons whom she could not iden-
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‘ DESCRIBES SWEETHEART SLAYING. '
Photo by Underwood 3: Underwood.
in Los Angeles, 0:11., for the
_ MAY 'BE RECALL”.
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EUlillPiiAN-NATIBNS,
. llEfilllil BUllliETS
financial reform has been prepared
oy the executive committee of the
Sound Currency Association of Great
Britain and sent to the Chancellor: of
the Excheduer for consideration at
the proposed inte‘nantélonal economic
conference at- Genoml’ ’} i ”
The committee asserts that “violent
fluctuations in the rate 0: exchange
oetween countries are‘hmong the Tprm-
clpal causes of the present world-wide
depression of trade" and that these
fluctuations alre partly due to the dis-
organization and depreciated condition
or the currencies of various countries.
It asserts that excessive government
expenditure and ill-regulated budgets
contribute to the disorganization of
exchange. ' .
To .. meet. this situation. the commit-
tee proposes the, following methods.
» A decision on thé'fundingjor ’ad;
instment or inter-Ally war dcbts'and
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ithroughout the civilized world.
LONDON. March 11.—-A plan or‘
Removal of all artificial barriers to
the free interchange of commodities}
between nations.
‘ ’ h NOYOSQBV \"DEK‘NOOD VUVDFR‘NOO9
are or winning a prison?“ part of the child art exhibit to be held at the National Mus-um ‘ W
whose photographs have been picked for the exhibit of portraits of the capital's prettiest fling:
matter. Young Jack McCarthy may not be conceited, but he has a Very con-
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scrts. that ii 'm‘ln‘:
in London. _\-.,“- tun};
siii'iirivtzii to proxii
dits wiivrv ”16' .m.’
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stability to pri: i ~
tries with >t12i ll.v
rent-5 lo takv E
stabilize- ll: '
so can» 13.x
mess in im- ‘ '
“Tit” l‘t'slillll'ilwl «'
:ii-nts in t?.;:.
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iiRll imiimm!
in national
this i‘illmlty
dolif \H‘tzld
lions :i 301:1' 12‘. ;3,1
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currencies .~
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PAiiiliiiERUii
Jiii:i‘.\‘_\‘..li.\i. 53m
hopc has lIct-n ;:i‘i.xil.<v ,,
the Arabian peopli ll.
publication ilt‘l‘t' it'.’
by the London )Iut‘h,‘ :_
'l3l‘itish gox‘ermnt-zii
-a. new interpretation
promise to make l‘n':
homeland.
That declaration
in the flesh of
who are fighting im-
idea of a. "Jewish Ilium t"
Land. Their dcli giitk.‘
Europe in an enduuuz
public opinion in raw:-
for the l‘alestirians.
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It is rumored htI'L‘ : 1 i435"
measure of sclf-gowrnm: a. vs. I “NC
icordcd the Arabs. that t . “Cl 5:
inllowcd permanent l.1.;- . it: u—
'dvpartmcnts of the gov -. T. ““1 i
Ithat fat government )u'w ‘ T' “rm” %
'pled liy Englishmen \\ iii a: < ;~< 119d w i
them. ‘ '
, Toward all SUP!" comma w my”:
{titude of the Arabs SMILS 10,03.‘
.“Good as far as it goes. in: \w “3»:
eri‘rs 03'
As a first step toward re-establish-
ing the par of'exchange b'etween gold—
standard countgies. the com'fnittee ad—
vocates the gradual contraction of pa-
per currency in a'll'countries where‘
there is an excess;
The committee admits that it is noti
easy to decide how best to reduce thef
redundant currency but suggests thatl
one method would be to convert the;
excess into funded debt. 1
l - When par of exchange has been re- ,velopment.
storming} says-“that prohibition of the}
export or melting of gold coin should:
be removed. i
Some. European countries. says,the '
committee. probably. will not be able
to restore their paper currency to its:
pro-war parity and a fresh parity may
iiava to be established: ‘but it is de-}
clared to be certain that “a currency
system based on gold must beadopted
by all countries interested in the r8—
establishment of the general trade or
Europe." _ ~
Loans and credits to all countries
fihould be based only on their own!
practical recognition of t
I
Hand of reform. my the British finan-
ciers. ‘
'i'ne committee adds that only
through united effort on the part 0.!
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‘. This picture. exhibited by the society or Inde ndent Artists in The Duke of Devonshire who " 1““! ”mum “7 “1km“ Dam ‘
mm 0! Anna Belle Cnivcrwell. an eleven-year-gld artht. and is I ~ Will probably be chosen“; “3. , Comm Who-NW"! $11" wimp vceswgogug‘gdmmntiiszgatmion
' d “W fienliom.:.l_t show; vividly the '3'0‘ Miltl'dld' ceed Ed‘fln's- . m w thaw" Itlernmored- ’4“; the cost of production and‘tmfthereby
0’00 like ours. m cheeks. seashell oars pearly tooth, ' “whore- “ m ”YMMV ‘P W winning trade. "‘ - I r » -
; M)“ m’;¥t infill}!!! MI I": ‘ ‘ m w » . - _‘ ,. i. W “ration of an‘equiilhrium lnsthe‘
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i use as-
ZV‘ ’ ~.
J(evident.
i
he imperative i
all countdes'ltg'rotiow these principles.
of ’aotmdfimoo‘ “ounce can ._ Judi!!- . eighth
more. We want to set ll»
of Palestine."
That dissatisfaction “'2?!
cnt political situation is “1mm: ‘
Both Zionists (.213 A 11-
complaining bitterly in t
ive press that what the} 1-
ble faced policy" adopiwi i
ministration has put t? r :w ,.
stacles in the way of the mzizm.
A‘i‘
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Haerts. a Zionist nail-4' .. argrm
demanding the recall oi i1 1 for
gOVErnor of the Jerrisa‘u-nrnot}: an
his DI‘O-Arabism. ‘V1ll1i' Infant-£11531
Arab daily, declares that tr“ 1‘. i!
government's "Pro—Zionism Wl'kq'acri-
allowing 500,000 people in M kiwi.
flced on the altar of JC'anh mp
ism."
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Dr. Clark Vt lllS Rich .
Prize
Cuban Turf
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and Colors "‘
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HAVANA. March
running in the name ark
Mose Goldblatt and ridaoii hyfhclnb.
Garner, won the Grand Prize 0
here yesterday. n
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t one mile an
a d 515.000 and“
timed -
The race was
and. carrie
Seven lacrosse s
me.
Norwalk Chronicler