CHRONOLOGY
OF THE YEAR
19 3 6
COMPILED BY E. W. PICKARD
DOMESTIC
Jan. 1 ? Franklin C. Hoyt resigned as fed
eral alcohol administrator.
Jan. 3 ? Congress opened its session and
President Roosevelt delivered his message
on the state of the nation.
Jan. 8? Supreme Court decided the AAA
was unconstitutional.
President Roosevelt submitted budget
message for fiscal year 1937.
Jan. 9 ? Democratic national convention,
opening June 23. awarded to Philadelphia.
Jan. 10 ? House passed immediate pay
ment of bonus bill.
Jan. 11? New Jersey court of pardons re
tsed to commute Hauptmann's sentence.
Jan. 13? Supreme Court ordered return
mi impounded processing taxes.
Jan. lft? Bruno Hauptmann reprieved for
JO days by governor of New Jersey.
Jan. 20?Senate passed bonus bill provid
ing payment by baby bonds
Jan. 21 ? Deficiency appropriation bill
?sked $58 200.000 for New Deal
Jan. 22 ? Bonus bill sent to President.
Jan. 23 ? Senate committee rejected sub
stitute AAA bill.
Jan. 24 ?President vetoed bonus bill and
house voted to override the veto.
House voted $296,000,000 for AAA farm
Contracts.
Jan. 27? Senate passed baby bond bonus
bill over Presidential veto.
Jan. 31? Hucy Long's widow appointed
senator from Louisiana to fill out his term.
Feb. i ? Senate repealed cotton, tobacco
and potato control acts.
Feb. 5 ? House repealed the three farm
acts
Feb. ft? House voted to Impeach Federal
Judge Halstead Ritter of southern district
of Florida.
Feb 10 ? Supreme Court held invalid the
Louisiana law taxing newspaper advertising.
Feb 13? Wayne Chatfield-Taylor made as
alstant secretary of treasury.
Feb 14 ? House passed $545,000,000 army
appropriation.
Feb. 15 ? New farm bill passed by senate.
Feb. 17? Supreme court upheld right of
TV A to distribute electricity developed at
Wilson dam.
House voted to extend neutrality act one
year
Feb. 18 ? Senate passed neutrality exten
sion bill.
Feb. 21? House passed new farm bill.
Fqb. 23? Chief of Police E. Francis Griggs
of Puerto Rico assassinated bv two nation
alists.
Feb. 24 ? MaJ. Gen. Johnson Hagood re- I
moved from command for criticizing ad
ministration.
Feb. 26 ? President Roosevelt vetoed $50.
#00.000 seed loan bill.
Feb. 28 ? Interstate commerce commission |
cut basic railway fares to 2 cents a mile.
Feb. 29 ? President signed revised neutral
ity act.
Completed Boulder dam turned over to
reclamation service.
March 1? New York building service work
ers struck.
March 3? President In message to con
gress proposed new taxes of $1,137,000,000
March 4 ? Completed Norris dam opened
by President Roosevelt.
March 10? Arthur W. Cutten of Chicago,
noted grain speculator. Indicted for income
tax evasion.
March 11? District of Columbia Supreme
court permanently enjoined seizu ? of tele
grams by senate committee
March 14 ? New York building service
Strike settled by compromise.
March 18 ? President Roosevelt asked con
cress for $1,500,000,000 for relief in next
fiscal year.
March 22 ? President Roosevelt started on
annual fishing trip.
March 23? Senate passed War department |
appropriation bill.
March 24 ? Federal Judge Barnes in Chi
cago declared national labor relations act
anconstltutional.
March 30? Federal Judge Samuel Alschu
ler oi Chicago resigned.
April 3? Bruno Hauptmann executed at
Trenton. N. J., for kidnaping and murder
of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's baby son.
April 6 ? Supreme court decision curbed
powers of securities exchange commission.
Apidl A?District of Columbia Supreme
court Justice refused to enjoin Black com
mittee in Hearst telegram case.
April 10 ? Preslden t Roosevelt returned to
?President appointed General Ha
Command of Sixth corps area at
_ 17? Federal Judge Halsted L. Ritter
irtda found guilty by senate on im
peachment charges and removed from of*
April 29 ? House passed $803,000,000 tax I
Mil.
May 1? Alvin Karpis. "public enemy No.
V captured in New Orleans.
House passed $531,000,000 navy bill.
May 8 ? Senate oassed house naval ap
propriation bill.
May 11? House passed $2,364,299,000 relief
and deficiency bill.
National Red Cross convention opened in
Chicago.
May 13 ? Frazier-Le-nke farm mortgage
refinancing bill defeated in house.
May 18 ? Guffey coal act declared Invalid
by Supreme court.
May 25? Supreme court declared Invalid
the municipal bankruptcy set.
Socialist party nominated Norman
Tbomas for President.
May 30? Senate approved Florida ship
canal appropriation.
June 1? Senate passed relief and defi
ciency bill
United States Supreme court held Invalid
New York minimum wage law.
June 4 ? William B. Bank head, Alabama, i
elected speaker to succeed the late J. W
Byms.
June ft? Texas Centennial exhibition
Opened at Dallas.
Speaker Byrns' funersl held st Nashville
June 7 -Sixteen insane felons fled Minne
sota prison.
June 9 ? Republican national convention
opened in Cleveland.
June 11? Gov. Alf M. Landon of Kansas
nominated for President by Republicans
June 12? Republicans nominated Frank
nox of Chicago for vice president.
President Roosevelt delivered address at |
me Texas Centennial exposition in Dallas
June 14 ? President Roosevelt dedicated
George Clark memorial at Vln
Delivery of bonus bonds to vetersns be
can
June 17 ? House defeated Black-Smith anti
bill. and Florida ship canal bill.
June 1$ ? Congress passed anti-communist
June SO? Congress adjourned.
June 23? Democratic national convention
spened at Philadelphia.
June 38? Franklin D. Roosevelt renomi
Mated by acclamation by Democrats
June 27? John N. Gamer renominated
MVlOS presidency.
July 7? Postmaster General Fsrley given
leave of absence until after election.
July 11? Roosevelt dedicated $65,000,000
Slew York Tri-Bo rough bridge
Ruth Bryan Owen married Capt. Boerge
lohde of Denmark.
July 14? President Rooeevelt end sons left
Ca two weeks' cruise.
July 18? Townsend followers opened con
vention in Cleveland
Former Lieut. Comdr. John S. Farnsworth
arrested on charge of selling naval informa
tion to Japanese
July 18 ? Government drouth relief ex
tended to 18 states.
July 23? Alf M. Landon officially ndtifled
Of his nomination for Presidency.
July 28? President Roosevelt ended vaca
tion cruise st Campobello Island N P
July 80? Col. Frank Knox officially ac
cepted Republican nomination for vice pres
July 31? President Roosevelt visited gov
ernor general of Canada In Quebec.
Aug. 4? Fifty-eight persons. 23 petroleum
Concerns and three publishing companies in
ojcted federal grand Jury for violating
Aug. 5 ? A. F. of L. council suspended ten
anions dominated by John L. Lewis
Aug 18? National Union for Social Justice.
P" convention in Cleveland, indorsed Lemke
^President of United SUtes and elected
iljr.
bass a dor to France, vice Jesse I Strftur. re
signed
President Roosevelt began 12-day tour of
drouth area
Aug. 30 ? Ruth Bryan Owen resigned as
minister to Denmark.
Sept. 3 ? President Roosevelt met Gover
nor Landon and six other midwest gover
nors at Des Moines in drouth relief con
ference.
Sept. 4 ? All Minneapolis Rour mills closed
by strike
Sept. 5? Suspension of ten unions by A. F.
of L. in effect.
Sept 14 ? Maine senatorial and state elec
tion carried by Republicans.
Sept. 20 ? G. A R. national encampment
opened in Washington.
American Legion opened convention to
Cleveland, dedicating Peace Gardens.
Sept. 24? American Legion elected Harry
W Colmery of Topeka national commander.
C H. Williams Ruhe of Pittsburgh elected
commander-in-chief of G. A. R.
Sept 25? Harry Woodring giver recess
appointment as secretary of war.
Sept. 26 ? Flour mill workers" strike to
Minneapolis ended by compromise.
Oct. 20? Ambassadors Suvsch of Italy and
De los Rios of Spain and Minister Mar
ler of Canada presented their credentials
to President Roosevelt.
Oct. 22? Secretary of Interior Ickes re
leased more than $9,000,000 for PWA proj- |
ects in 34 states
Oct. 23? Burlington Zephyr train broke
world record in run from Chicago to Den
ver
Oct. 30? Strike of 37.000 maritime workers
tied up Pacific coast shipping.
Nov. 3? Roosevelt and Garner rc-elected
President and vice president: electoral vote
523. to 8 for Landon and Knox.
Nov. 6 ? General maritime strike voted
by workers committee.
Leading steel producers announced wage
increase's averaging 10 per cent.
Nov. 10 ? National conference on labor leg
islation opened in Washington.
Nov. 12? Great San Francisco Bay bridge
formally opened.
Nov. 14 ? Engagement announced of
Franklin D. Roosevelt. Jr.. son of the Presi
dent. and Ethel du Pont.
Nov. 16 ? American Federation of Labor
convention opened in Tampa.
Nov. 17? President Roosevelt started on
triD to Buenos Aires.
Army board of engineer* recommended
completion of Florida sh!p canal.
R G Tugwell resigned as assistant sec
retary of agriculture and resettlement ad
ministrator.
Nov 20 ? Joseph E. Davis appointed am
bassador to Russia.
Nov. 23 ? U. S. Supreme court upheld New
York state's unemployment insurance law.
A. F. of L. convention approved suspen
sion of rrbel C. I O. unions.
Nov 25 ? Federation of Labor voted
agninst formation of labor political party.
Nov. 27? American Federation of Labor
convention declared for 30 hour week and re
elected President William Green.
Nov. 28? International Live Stock show
opened in Chicago.
Nov. 29 ? Herman Strelle of Alberta won
wheat king title for fifth time.
Dec. 1? Government chartered ship sailed
for Alaska with food.
Two more unions joined to maritime work
ers* strike.
Dec. 2? Libby -Owens- Ford Glass company
plant at Ottawa. 111., closed by strike.
Senator Borah announced opposition to |
reduction of French war debt.
Longshoremen at New York boycotted
French ship.
Dec. 3 ? Dr. F. E. Townsend and two as
sociates indicted for contempt of house of
representatives.
Automotive workers' strike extended to
Goodyear tire p!nnt at Akron. Ohio.
Dec. 4 ? Republican Chairman John Hamil
ton announced he would submit his resig
nation on Dec. 17.
Dec. 9 ? Final election returns showed
Roosevelt's plurality to be 11.069.699.
Donald Ricbberg resigned as special as
sistant attorney general.
Dec. 15? President Roosevelt returned to
Washington from South American trip.
Dec. 17? Republican national committee
rejected Chairman Hamilton's resignation.
FOREIGN
Jan. 10? Miguel Gomez elected president |
of Cuba.
Jan. 17? Eleven acquitted, nine convicted
in great Stavisky fraud trial In Paris.
Jan. 20 ? King George of England died.
Jan. 21? Former Prince of Wales pro- I
claimed King Edward VIII.
Jan. 23? Premier Laval of France re- |
tlpnrd
Jan. 24 ? Albert Sarraut formed new |
French cabinet.
Feb. 13? French cabinet suppressed all |
royalist organizations because of riots.
Feb. 16 ? Leftists won Spanish elections
Feb. 17? Paraguay government seized by I
military revolutionaries. Rafael Franco |
made president.
Feb. 10? Manuel Azana made premier
of Spain.
Feb. 26 ? Japanese militarists revolted and
assassinated several high officials; govern
ment buildings In Tokio seized.
Feb. 29 ? Rebellion in Japan quelled.
March 9 ? New Japanese cabinet headed
by Koki Hirota installed.
March 11? Franco mad? Paraguay a to
talitarian state.
March 13? Serious Marxist riots through- ,
out Spain
March 14 ? Franco government in Para
guay recognized by United States and other
nations.
March 20? Mexican government permitted
reopening of 3,000 Catholic churches.
March 23 ? Mussolini abolished Italian
chamber of deputies and nationalized all
large industries.
President Vargas proclaimed martial law
In Brazil
March 29? Germany gave Hitler almost
unanimous vote in reichstag elections.
April 1 ? Austria decreed general con
scription. violating St. Germain treaty.
April 7? Spanish parliament voted Presi
dent Zamora out of office.
April 10? Mexican government expelled
former President Calles.
April 24 ? Honduran government an*
nounced suppression of a rebellion.
April 25? Eleazar Contreras elected presi
dent of Venezuela.
April 26 ? Combination of Communists and
Socialists won majority in French parlia
mentary elections.
April 28? King Fuad I of Egypt died and
was succeeded by Crown Prince Farouk.
May 2? Wafd party won Egyptian parlia
mentary elections.
May 3? Coalition ot leftists won control
of French assembly.
May 10? Manuel Azana made president of
Spain.
May 13? Prince von Starhemberg. vice I
chancellor of Austria, dropped from cabi
net.
May 13? Chancellor Schuschnlgg of Aus- I
tria decreed dissolution of all private arm
ies.
May 17? Bolivian army officers forced
President Sorzano to resign and named Col.
David Toro to succeed htm.
May 20? Miguel Mariano Gomez inaug
urated president of Cuba.
May ^-Military revolt started toi Nlca- 1
acua.
June
Tune 2? J. H. Thomas, resigned British j
colonial secretary, found guilty of disclos
ing budget secrets. .
June 4? Loon Blum. Socialist, became |
premier of France.
J?nc 7 ? Million French workers wt
str.i * as employers accepted "NRA" of
Premlei 31um.
June 10? Spantrh Reds and syndicalists
fought machine gun battle at Malaga.
June 15? Pope Pius created two new Ital
ian cardinals.
June 18? French cabinet decreed dissolu
tion of all Fascist organizations.
July 16 ? Gen. Gustav Orllcz-Dreszer. .
chief of Poland's air force, killed In crash
with two other officers.
July 18 ? Fascists and royalists started
revolution in Spain.
July 28? Spanish government seized all
church and school property and took con
trol of Industry and finance.
Aug. 5? Premier Metaxas of Greece set
up a dictatorship because of Communist
plot.
Aug. 19? Zlrvovlev. Kamenev and 14 oth
ers pleaded guilty to conspiracy to kill Stalin
and seize control of Soviet Russia.
Aug. 23? Russian conspirators sentenced
to death.
British liner Queen Mary set new trans
atlantic speed record.
Aug. 24 ? Sixteen Russian conspirators ex
ecuted by firing squad.
Hitler doubled period of military train
ing in Cermany.
Aug. 25? C. T. Wang made Chinese am*
bassador to United States.
Sept. 3? Great Britain put Palestine under
martial law.
Sep:. 4 ? Caballero, Socialist leader, be
came premier of Spain.
Spanish rebels captured I run.
Sept. 7? France decided to spend 1030.
000. 0U) on army.
Sept. 11 ? British trades union congress
rejected "popular front" alliance with com
munists
Sep< U ? Spanish rebels captured San
Sebastian
?apt. II ? Spanish loyalists dynamited put
of Alcazar at Toledo, killing many rebel
defenders
Sept. 25? French governmeni decided to
abandon gold standard and devaluate the
franc.
Sept 27? Spanish rebels captured Toledo
and rescued the Alcazar garrison.
Oct. 1? Gen. Francisco Franco became
head of the Span'sh Insurgent junta.
Austria, repudiating the treaty of St.
Germain called 8.000 youths for compulsory
military training.
French parliament passed franc devalua
tlon bill.
Oct. 4? Serious riots In Paris between
communists and nationalists.
Oct. 5 ? Italy devalued the lira.
Oct. 11? Arab general strike in Palestine
against Jewish immigration called off.
Oct. 14 ? Belgium dropped all military
alliances.
Oct. 30 ? Spanish rebel planes bombed
Madrid killing 189.
Military coup forced reorganization of
Iraq government.
Nov. 3 ? King Edward of England opened
parliament, pledging the nation to peace.
Nov. 4 ? Spanish Insurgents captured Ma
drid suburbs.
Nov. 7? Spanish government fled from
Madrid to Valencia.
Nov. 15? Spanish rebels forced crossing
of Manzanares river and entered one sec
tion of Madrid.
Nov. 18 ? Roger Salengro. French minister
of the interior, assailed by rightists, com
mitted suicide.
General Franco, Spanish rebel chief, de
clared blockade of Barcelona.
Nov 24? Dictator Stalin presented new
constitution to Russia.
Nov. 28? Military revolt In Quito. Ecua
dor. suppressed by government.
Dec. 1? Spanish loyalists launched great
offensive against Fascist insurgents.
Germany decreed death penalty for those
who hoard wealth abroad.
New Russian constitution approved by
soviet congress.
British house of lords defeated bill to
permit "mercy killings."
Dec. 2? British Prime Minister Baldwin
pleaded with King Edward to accept cabi
net's advice to relinquish his intimacy with
Mrs. Wally Simpson.
Renewed rebel air raids on Madrid killed
hundreds.
Coup d'etat in Greece foiled by govern
JMfcl
Dec. 3 ? King Edward defied cabinet's de
mand that he choose between the throne
and Mrs. Simpson.
Dec 5 ? Pope Pius stricken with paralysis.
Russia's new constitution given final ap
proval bv all-union congress of soviets.
Dec 6 ? Mexico offered to let Trotzky,
Russian ex*le. reside in that country.
Dec. 7 ? Mrs. Wallis Simpson announced
her willingness to renounce her association
with King Edward of England to end the
crisis.
Dec. 10 ? King Edward of England abdi
cated In favor of his brother, the duke of
York.
Dec. 11? British parliament and the do
minions accepted Edward's abdication and
the accession of George VI.
Dec. 12 ? George VI was proclaimed king
of Great Britain and made Edward duke of
Windsor.
Dictator Chiang Kai - shek of China
kidnaped in Sianfu by mutinous troops of
Marshal Chang.
Dec. 17? Giuseppe Motta elected president
of Switzerland.
INTERNATIONAL
Jan. 1? Emperor of Ethiopia protested to !
League of Nations against use of poison gas ?
by Italians and bombing of Swedish ambu
lance
Jan. 4? Italian flyers bombed Egyptian
Red Cross camp in Ethiopia.
Jan. 15? Japan withdrew from naval con
ference In London.
British Red Cross unit In Ethiopia bombed
by Italian airmen.
Jan. 22 ? Seven European powers pledged
co-operation of war forces against Italy, If
Britain was attacked.
Jan. 29 ? Manchukuo opened military op
erations against Outer Mongolia.
Feb. 15 ? Italians defeated Ethiopians
after six days' battling on northern front.
March 1? Ethiopians defeated by Italians
In another great battle, in Tembien area.
March J? League of Nations committee
asked Italy and Ethiopia to consider an
armistice.
March 5 ? Ethiopia accepted proposal for
pccce parley
Marcn 7 ? Hitler denounced the Locarno
treaty and remilitarized the Rhineland;
France moved troops to border and in
voked covenant of league artainst Germany.
Mussolini accepted In principle parley of
fe- ?n Ethiopian war.
March 12? Grrat Britain. France. Bel
gium and Italy indicted Germany for viola
tion of Locarno treaty and referred further
action to League of Nations council.
French senate ratified mutual assistance
treaty with Russia.
March 17? Hitler accepted Invitation to
be represented at league council meeting
in London.
March 19? League council condemned
Germany for violating treaties.
March 20? Four Locarno powers proposed
plan for settlement of Rhineland crisis, vir
tually an ultimatum to Germany.
March 21? United States. Britain and
France agreed on treaty limiting size of
battleships
March 22? Italy. Austria and Hungary
strengthened their alliance.
March 24? Hitler rejected four-power |
peace proposals.
March 29 ? Italian bombers destroyed Har
rar. second city of Ethiopia.
March 30? Iran withdrew its diplomatic |
representatives from Washington.
March 31 ? Hitler proposed to other Lo
carno powers an armistice in Rhineland
dispute and consideration of his peace plans.
April 4 ? Italy announced great victory
over Ethiopian forces.
April 8 ? France rejected Hitler's settle- I
ment plan.
April 14 ? Italian forces occupied Dessye.
Ethiopia.
April 15? British. French and Belgian gen
eral staffs planned united defense against
possible attack by Germany.
April 17 ? Turkey remilitarized the Dar
danelles in violation of Lausanne treaty.
League of Nations abandoned effort to ]
end Italo-Ethiopian war.
May 2? Ethiopian imperial family aban
doned Addis Ababa as Italians drew near;
city burned and looted by natives.
May 5 ? Italians occupied Addis Ababa
and declared the war ended.
May 9 ? Italy formally annexed Ethiopia
and announced restoration of Roman em- |
pire
May 12 ? Mussolini recalled Italian dele
gates from Geneva; league council ad
journed to June 15.
May 15 ? Guatemala withdrew from
League of Nations.
May 18 ? United States senate ratified new
London naval treaty.
June 10 ? Chinese Dictator Chiang Kai
Shek ordered northern troops to oppose
advance of anti-Japanese army.
June 17? British cabinet voted for end of
sanctions against Italy.
July 12? Germany and Austria revived j
pact of friendship.
July 15? Sanctions against Italy ended.
July 18? Turkey given right to militarize
the Dardenelles.
July 30? Great Britain and Russia reached
a naval accord, with no limit on Soviet
tonnage.
July 31? Great Britain. France. Belgium.
Italy and Germany agreed to work out a
new Locarno pact
Aug. ? ? Germany strongly protested to
Spain against killing of four Nazis and
shelling of German steamship.
Aug. 21? Hitler demanded Russia and
Spain stop radio "slander" campaign
against Germany.
Aug. 23? Bolivia and Paraguay renewed
diplomatic relations.
Germany barred shipments of war mu
nitions to Spain.
Aug. 26? Great Britain and Egypt signed
treaty of alliance.
Secretary Hull told Spain United States
would ignore blockade of Spanish ports.
Aug. 27? Great Britain and France asked
17 nations to join in arras embargo against
Spain.
Aug. 29? Russia demanded expulsion of
Trotsky from Norway, without avail.
Sept. 6? France and Poland signed a mill
tan' treaty.
Sept 7? World Power congress opened In
Washington.
Sept. 14 ? Pope Pius called on the world
to crush communism.
Sept. 21? Eighteenth League of Nations
assembly opened in Geneva.
Sept. 23 ? League of Nations assembly
seated Ethiopian delegation.
Japanese marines occupied part of Shang
hai after one bluejacket was killed by
Chinese.
Oct. I ? Spanish government and insur
gents both laid complaints before League of
Nations.
Oct. 5? League of Nations gave Poland ,
mandate to solve troubles of free city of
Danzig '
rSS? ?
agreement for unified political " "
Nov. ?? Naval powers, exc
many and Russia, signed agreement
"humanize" submarine warfare.
Nov. 12? Nobel prize In literature awarded
to Eugene O'Neill. American dramatist; I
in physics to Prof. Carl D. Anderson of
California and Prof. V. G. Hess of Austria;
In chemistry to Prof. Peter Debye of Berlin.
Nov. 14 ? Germany denounced navigation
clauses of Versailles treaty, resuming sov
ereignty over her internal waterways.
Nov. 18 ? Germany tfnd Italy recognized
Franco's Fascist government of Spain.
Nov. 24 ? Nobel peace prize for 1935
awarded to Carl von Osaietsky, German pac
ifist: for 1836 to Carlos Saavedra Lamas.
Argentine foreign minister.
Nov. 25 ? Germany and Japan signed
agreement to flght spread of communism.
Nov. 27 ? Spanish government asked
League of Nations to deal with menace to
Kace caused by recognition of rebels by
ily and Germany.
President Roosevelt addressed Brazilian
parliament at Rio.
Chinese revealed Japanese plan to create
Inner Mongolian puppet state.
Nov. 29? League of Nations council called
to deal with Spanish war matter.
Nov. 30? President Roosevelt arrived at
Buenos Aires.
Dec. 1? Pan-American peace congress in
Buenos Aires opened with speech by Presi
dent Roosevelt.
Great Britain charged that Germany had
sent 6.000 armed soldiers to aid Spanish
insurgents.
Dec. 2? Nicaragua recognized the Franco
government in Spain.
Dec. 3? President Roosevelt visited Mon
tevideo. Uruguay.
China demanded removal of Japanese ma
rines from Tsingtao.
Dec. 9? France and Britain proposed plan
for mediation in Spanish war.
Dec. 12? Twenty-one American nations
signed resolution for peace and security at
the Buenos Aires conference.
Italy and Germany signed trade accord
relating especially to the Danubian states.
AERO
Jan. IS? Howard Hughes flew from Lot
Angeles to Newark in record time. 9 hours
27 minutes 10 seconds.
Jan. 14? All air lines of United States
united with Col. E. S. Gorrell as president.
Jan. 16 ? Lincoln Ellsworth and Herbert
Hollick-Kenyon. missing seven weeks on
antarctic flight, found safe in Little Amer
ica.
March 30 ? Germany's new dirigible. Hin
denburg. started its first transatlantic trip
to Rio.
May 6 ? Zeppelin Hindenburg started on
first flight to United States.
May 9? Dirigble Hindenburg arrived at
Lakenurst. N J.
May ? Dirigible Hindenburg completed
flight from Lakehurst to Frankfurt-on-Main
in 48 hours 18 minutes.
July 4 ? R. C. Dupont set new glider mark
at 13.5 miles.
July 30? Plans announced for trans- At
lantic air mail and passenger service be
tween Great Britain. Canada. Irish Free |
State and Newfoundland.
Aug. 5 ? Eight killed in crash of Chicago &
Southern airlines plane.
Sept. 2 ? Harry Richman and Richard Mer
rill took off from New York for London.
Sept. 3 ? Richman and Merrill landed
safely in Wales, out of gas.
Sept. 4 ? Louise Thaden won Bendix tro
phv.
Sept. 5 ? Mrs. Beryl Markham. first
woman to fly Atlantic alone from east to
west, made forced landing in Nova Scotia.
Sept. 7 ? Michel Detroyat of France won
Thompson trophy race at Los Angeles meet.
Sept. 14 ? Richman and Merrill flew from
England across Atlantic, landing in New
foundland.
Oct. 1? C. W. A. Scott won Englam^Jo
hannesburg air race. ^
Oct. 7? Kurt Bjorkvall, attempting flight
from New York to Stockholm, was rescued
from ocean off Irish coast.
Oct. 30? Capt. J. A. Mollison flew from
Newfoundland to London in record time.
DISASTERS
Jan. 9 ? Earthquake killed several hundred
persons in Colombia.
Jan. 12 ? Thirty - four drowned when
freighter Iowa foundered at mouth of Co
lumbia river.
Jan. 14 ? American Airlines plane crashed
in a swamp in Arkansas, killing 17.
March 14 ? Disastrous floods to northeast
ern states.
March 19? Floods in New England and
eastern states killed scores of persons and
caused many millions of loss to property.
March 26 ? Fourteen persons killed in
plane crash in Mexico.
April 5?' Tornado at Tupelo. Miss., killed
187.
Army bombing plane crashed on Blue
mountain. Penn.. five killed.
April 6 ? Tornado killed more than 150 at
Gainesville, Ga.
April 7? Eleven killed when TWA air
liner hit mountain near Uniontown. Pa.
June 30? Forest fires swept a million
acres in Kentucky.
July 4 ? Independence day deaths smashed
record with 444 killed over nation.
July 29 ? Fifteen men drowned when sand
motorship upset at Chicago.
Ten miners killed by gas at Dowell. 111.
Aug. 5? Eight killed in crash of Chicago
& Southern Airlines plane.
Aug. 6 ? Explosion in British coal mine
killed 57 men.
Aug. 14 ? Twenty-two men and boys killed
In train wreck near Louiseville. Quebec.
Aug. 28 ? Typhoon in Corea killed nearly !
400.
Aug. 31? Twenty-eight men killed in Ger
man mine explosion.
Sept. 5? Ten persons killed in crash of i
sightseeing plane near Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sept. 13? Avalanche at Loen. Norway,
killed 74.
Sept. 16 ? Dr. Jean Charcot, famous
French polar explorer, and 59 others
drowned In shipwreck
Sept. 27? Forest fires In southwestern Ore- 1
gon virtually destroyed Bandon and at
tacked three other towns; nine known dead.
Oct. 6? Ten miners killed at Mullan. Ida
bo. when shaft car fell.
Oet. 11 ? More than 300 killed by typhoon
In the Philippines.
Oct. 17 ? Nineteen drowned when Canadian
ship Sand Merchant foundered in Lake Erie.
Oct. 18 ? Destructive earthquake in north
eastern Italy killed 25.
Nov. 8 ? Hamburg-American motorship Isls
foundered off Land's End, England: 39
drowned.
Nov. 16 ? Explosion of French powder
^ant near Marseilles killed 34 and Injured
Nov. 19? Thousand killed when dam in
Japan burst.
Nov. 24 ? Nine killed and scores Injured
In Chicago elevated train wreck.
Nov. 30 ? Crystal palace. London, burned.
Dec. 1? Twelve drowned when German
freighter Elsa foundered.
Dec. 4 ? Nearly 250 killed in flood in north- !
era Luzon. Philippines.
Dec. 7? More than 200 drowned In flood in
Turkey.
Dec. 9? Dutch airliner crashed In Eng
land. killing 14, Including Juan de la O
erva. Inventor of the autocyro.
Dec. 15? Western Air Express plane lost
in Utah with seven persons.
Dec. T9SUt Vicente. Salvador, wiecked
by earthquake; several hundred killed.
SPORTS
Jan. 1? Stanford beat Southern Methodist
in Rose Bowl football game at Pasadena, i
Jan. 11? Willie Hoppe won three-cushion
billiards championship from Cochran.
Jan. 17? Joe Louis knocked out Charley
Retzlaff in one round in Chicago. I
Feb. 6? Olympic winter games opened at i
Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Germany.
Feb 16 ? Norway won Olympic winter
games; United States fifth.
March 7? Purdue and Indiana tied for Big
Ten basketball title.
March 14 ? University of Michigan
Big Ten indoor track championship.
April 4 ? Cambridge beat Oxford in annual
regatta.
April 6 ? Horton Smith won the Masters'
golf tournament at Augusta. Ga.
April 14? Major league baseball season
opened.
May 1? Bold Ventura won Kentucky
Derby.
May 6 ? American women's golf te&m tied
British team, retaining Curtis cup.
May 8? Canzoneri oefeated McLarnln In
New York.
May 11? Petey Sarron of Birmingham
won featherweight title from Freddie Mil
ler.
May 17? Bold Venture won the Preak
ness stake.
May 23 ? University of Indiana won Big
Ten outdoor track championship. i
May 30 ? Louis Meyer won Indianapolis 500
mile auto race.
June 1? Australian tennis team eliminated i
United States from Davis cup play.
June 5? University of Michigan wo
Ten baseball championship.
June ?? Tony Mareno won national open
golf tourney.
June 13? Mrs Opal Hill won women's
western golf title.
June 19 ? Louis knocked out to twelfth
round by Schmeling.
July i? Helen Jacob* won Wimbledon ti
tle
Varoff set world record for pole vault at
14 feet 6 ^ inches.
July 7? National league all-stars defeat
ed Americans 4 to 3.
July 19? Paul Leslie won western ama
teur golf title.
July 23? Eleanor Holm Jarrett. swimming
champion, dropped from American Olympic
team for breaking training.
July 29 ? Two men ousted from American
Olympic boxing team for breaking training.
July 31 ? Japan awarded the Olympic
Games of 1940.
Aug. 1? Olympic Games at Berlin offi
cially opened.
Jesse Owens. America, broke world rec
ord for 100 meters at Berlin.
Aug. 5 ? Owens won his third Olympic
championship.
Aug. 8 ? Morris of America won Olympic
decathlon.
Aug. 9? American track team won Olym
pic championship with 209 points.
Japanese won Olympic marathon.
Aug. 16 ? Olympic games at Berlin ended
with Germany in first place and United
States second.
Aug. 18 ? Joe Louis knocked out Jack
Sharkey at New York.
Aug. 31? Mako and Budge won the na
tional doubles tennis title.
Sept. 2- -New York Yankees won Ameri
can league championship.
Sept. 3 ? American Walker cup golf team
defeated British team.
Lou Ambers won lightweight title from
Tony Canzoneri.
Sept. 12? Perry of England and Alice
Marble of California won national tennis
championships.
Law son Little won Canadian open golf
title.
Sept. 10? Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati
won national amateur golf title.
Sept. 24 ? New York Giants won National
league championship.
Sept. 26? Argentine polo players defeated
American team for the title.
Oct. 3? Pamela Barton of England won
American women's golf championship.
Oct. 6 ? New York Yankees won World
Series from New York Giants.
Oct. 12 ? Tazio Nuvolari. Italy, won
George Vanderbilt 300 mile automobile road
race.
Nov. 2 ? Johnny Goodman of Omaha won
Mexican amateur golf title.
Nov. 7 ? Northwestern university won Big
Ten- football championship.
Nov. 21 ? Yale defeated Harvard at foot
ball
Nov. 22 ? Denny Shute won United States
pro golf championship.
Nov. 27 ? Barney Ross retained welter
weight title by beating Izzy Jannazzo.
Nov. 28 ? Navy beat Army at football.
Dec. 12? Welker Cochrai>won three-cush
ion billiards championship in Chicago.
Dec. 13? Green Bay won professional foot
ball title.
NECROLOGY
Jan. 1? Harry B. Smith. American libret
tist. at Atlantic City.
Jan 4 ? Col. James Churchward. Ameri
can author.
Jan. 5? Ramon Inclan, Spanish dramatist
and poet.
Jay House, Journalist.
Jan. 6 ? Charles Stoneham, owner of New
York Giants.
Jan. 9 ? John Gilbert, screen actor.
Jan. 12? John F. Hylan. ex-mayor of New
York.
Jan. 13 ? S. L. Rothafel. "Roxy." New
York motion picture producer.
Jan. 15 ? Cynthia Stockley. British novel
ist.
Jan. 16 ? Annie Russefl. veteran Ameri
can actress.
Jan. 17? A. Barry Bacon, president of the
Christian Science mother church in Boston.
Jan. 18 ? Rudyard Kipling, British poet
and story writer.
Jan. 20? King George V. of Great Britain.
Jan. 23 ? Frank H. Simonds. editor and
historian.
Dama Clara Butt. British singer.
Jan. 25 ? George W. Wickersham, former
attorney general of United States.
Jan. 27 ? Scott Bone, former governor of
Alaska.
Jan. 28 ? Oscar K. Allen, governor of
Louisiana
Feb. 2 ? Sir Owen Seaman, former editor
of London Punch.
Feb. 3 ? Charles B. Warren of Detroit.
International lawyer and former diplomat.
Feb. 6 ? Wilhelm Solf. German diplomat.
Feb. 7? O. P. Heggie. stage ana screen
actor.
Feb. 8 ? Charles Curtis, former senator
and vice president, in Washington.
Feb. 9 ? Henry Justin Smith of Chicago,
journalist and author.
Feb. 10 ? Prof. Caroline E. Furness. Vas
sar astronomer.
David S. Barry, writer and former ser
geant-at-arms of the senate.
Feb. 11 ? W. H. "Coin" Harvey, veteran
bimetalism leader. X
Feb. 12? Mrs. Cora Urquhart Brown-Pot
ter. once famous actress.
Feb. 16? Roy D. Chapin of Detroit, for
mer secretary ot commerce.
Dr J. H. Robinson, writer and teacher of
history, in New York.
Feb. 17? Alexander Pantages, former
theater magnate.
Hiram P. Maxim, firearms inventor.
Feb. 19 ? Brig. Gen. William Mitchell, com
mander of American air forces in World
war.
Matthew E. Hanna, former diplomat, at
Tucson. Ariz.
Feb. 22? Henry L. Roosevelt, assistant
secretary of the navy.
Feb. 23? Ed Smith, noted sports editor.
Feb. 24 ? Albert C. Ritchie, former gov
ernor of Maryland.
Feb. 27 ? Antonio Scotti, baritone. In Na
ples.
Feb. 28 ? J. G. Coolidge, veteran diplo
mat. in Boston.
March 2? Prof. R. B. Anderson of Madi
son. Wis.. Norse history authority.
March 4? MaJ. Gen. William Weigel. U.
S. A. retired.
March 9? Sidney J. Catts, ex-governor of
Florida.
March 10? Earl Beatty. British naval
hero.
March 12? Dr. William WLlmer of Wash
ington. D C.. eye specialist.
March 15 ? George E. Foss of Chicago,
former congressman.
Prince Serge Mdviani at Delray Beach.
Fla.
Prof. J. S. Haldane, British scientist.
March 18 ? Eleutherios Venizelos, Greek
statesman
March 21? Justin McCarthy, author and
playwright, in London.
Alexander GlazounofF. Russian composer.
March 24 ? W. J. Bogan, superintendent
of Chicago schools.
March 29? Magnus Swenson, scientist, in
Madison. Wis
March 30? Charles G. Phillips, retired
trade paper publisher, at Montclair. N. J.
March 31? Congressman S. A. Rudd of
Brooklyn. N. Y.
April 4 ? C. L. Strobel of Chicago, steel
construction engineer.
W. C. Peyton of New York, chemical
engineer and industrialist.
April 5? Chandler Egan, former golf
champion, at Everett. Wash.
April 6? John Ham mill, former governor
of Iowa.
April 7 ? Marilyn Miller, musical comedy
star.
April 10? Leopold von Hoesch. German
ambassador to England.
April 11? Richard Yates, former governor
of Illinois and congressman.
April 12 ? James M. Beck, former solicitor
general and congressman from Pennsyl
vania.
C. Howard Walker, architect, in Boston.
April 13? Constantine Demerdjis. premier
of Greece.
Howard Thurston, magician.
April 17? Ottortno Respighi. Italian com
poser.
April 1ft? Louis Mc Henry Howe, secretary
to President Roosevelt.
April 22? Alexandra Carlisle, actress, in
New York.
April 23? Congressman J. T. Buckbee of
Rockford, 111. t
April 24 ? Finley Peter Dunne, creator of
"Mr. Dooley."
F. S. Wheeler, chairman of American Can
company.
April 25 ? Percy Hammond, dramatic crit
ic. in New York.
W. R. George, founder of the George
Junior Republic.
April 27? C. K. McClatchy. California
newspaper publisher.
Dr. John Ridlon. American surgeon.
April 28? King Fuad I of Egypt.
May 1 ? Dr. A. E. Housman. English poet.
May ft? James E. Smith of St. Louis,
pioneer 1b waterways Improvement.
May 5? Milo Reno, head of Farmers' Holi
day association.
May e? Beatrice Barraden. English nov
elist.
May 7? Dr. H. L. McBaln of New York,
educator and scientist.
May ?? United state* Senator Park
Trammel of Florida.
^Dr. Oswald Spender of Germany, au
May M-Vteount ADenby. wbo took Pat
May 17? Len Small, ex-governor of im
ams.
Col. George Fabyan, scientist and cipher
expert.
May 19? Archbishop Pascual Dial of Mex
ico.
May 10? Harry Whitney ol New York.
explorer and hunter.
May 21? Minnie Palmer, once famous ac
tress.
May 23? Dr. E. M. Lewis, president of
University of New Hampshire.
May 24 ? Claudia Muzio, grand opera star.
In Rome
May 31? William Butterworth of Mollne.
111., industrialist.
June 1? John C. Williams, president Weir
ton Steel company.
June 2? Cyrus Hall McCormick of Chi
cago. former head of International Har
vester company.
Truxton Beale. former diplomat. In Annap
olis. Md.
June 3 ? Congressman Joseph W. Byrns
of Tennessee, speaker of the house.
Representative A. Piatt Andrew of Massa
chusetts.
June 8 ? John Hays Hammond. Sr.
Edward Green, son of late Hetty Green.
Jamalul Kiram. sultan of Sulu.
Mrs. Eugene Field, widow of famous poet.
June 14? Gilbert K. Chesterton. English
author and critic.
June 15 ? Marc Klaw, theatrical producer.
June 17? Henry B. Walthal. actor.
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Florida.
June 18 ? Maxim Gorky. Russian author.
? June 21? Harold E. Porter (Holworthy
Hall) author.
Bernhard W. von Buelow, German foreign
minister
^ uPe .?3_ ,Arthur w Cutten. grain broker.
July 10 ? Joe Humphreys, veteran fight an
nouncer.
J"|y 12? S. Parks Cadman. clergyman.
July 16 ? Senator Louis Murphy of Iowa.
July 21? Dr. James L. Barton, foreign
mlasion leader, in Boston.
July 22? Earle L. Ovington. American
aviation pioneer.
July 25? Sir Henry WeUcome. British sci
entist.
July 28? Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton, ex
president of Wellesley coJ'ege.
. Ex. C. H. Frazler of Pniladelphia. noted
brain surgeon.
?7? Wilfred W. Fry, Philadelphia
capitalist.
ist^ly 28 ? Walter Nettleton, American art
July 30 ? C. N. Kimball of Chicago, piano
manufacturer.
Aug. 2? Louis Bleriot of France, first to
fly the English channel.
Walter Ufer. American painter.
Aug. 8? Congressman J. J. McSwaln of
South Carolina.
Aug. 7? Congressman M. A. Zioncheck of
Washington.
J. J. O'Brien of Chicago, president Bylles
by and company
Aug. 9 ? Lincoln Steffens. Journalist and
author e**
Arthur B. Reeve, author.
Aug. 16 ? Prof. A. A. Titsworth of Rutgers.
Aug. 22 ? Flbyd B. Olson, governor of
Minnesota.
George Rasmussen. founder National Tea
company
Aug. 25 ? Prince Pierre Troubetskoy.
painter
Winnifred Mason of Chicago, former con
gresswoman at large.
Aug. 26? Dave Barry, prize fight referee.
Aug. 27 ? George H. Dern, secretary of
war.
Miss Anna Morgan of Chicago, veteran
drama teacher.
Aug. 29? C. W. Toms of New York, to
bacco magnate.
Aug. 30? W. F. Whiting, former secretary
of commerce, in Holyoke, Mass.
Sept 5? G. E. Tarbell of New York, for
mer life insurance magnate.
. SfP}- ? Augie Kieckhefer of Chicago,
billiard star.
Sept. 12 ? W. E.. Walling, American labor
leader.
Sept. 13 ? Magnus Johnson, former senator
and representative from Minnesota.
J. E. Armstrong, veteran Chicago edu
cator.
Sept. 14 ? Ossip Gabrilowitsch, pianist and
conductor, in Detroit.
Irving Thalberg, movie producer.
Sept. 15? Alexander Zafmis, ex-president
or Greece.
Dr. E. A. Grosvenor, emeritus professor
of history in Amherst.
Sept. 18? MaJ. Gen. U. S. G. McAlex
ander, U. S. A., retired.
Sept. 24? Frank Munson, president Mun
son Steamship line.
Sept. 25 ? William Horlick of Racine. Wis
malted milk manufacturer and philanthro
pist.
Sept 26? Miss Harriet Monroe of Chicago,
editor of "Poetry" magazine.
PI\J?5ePh Clark, Sunday school leader.
Sept. 28? Rear Admiral W. S. Sims. U. S.
N.. retired.
Sept. 30? F. L. Rainey, president of Centre
college. Kentucky.
Oct. 1? George Huff, athletic director at
University of Illinois.
Ex -Congressman Loifis T. McFadden of
Pennsylvania.
EM?ct' in?" ?* WNtlng president Pillsbury
Flour Mills, in Minneapolis.
.M0,ct- L Straus, merchant and
diplomat, in New York
Oct. 6? Julius Gomboes, premier of Hun
gary.
?ct- 10? Frank Presbrey, former editor
an<1 publisher, in Greenwich. Conn.
Oct- 12 ? E. M. Blashfield, American mural
painter
Oct. 14? Mary McDowell of Chicago, so
cial worker.
^jOct. 17 ? Samuel Merwin, American nov
Gen. Andres Figueroa. Mexican minister
of war.
i a*? ? Shanahan. veteran Illinois
legislator.
Oct. 20? Mrs. Anna Macy, teacher of Hel
en Keller.
Oct. 22? James Couzeni. United States
senator from Michigan.
Oct. 24? -Clem Yore, novelist and poet ??
Estes Park, Col.
Oct 25? -Arthur W. Needles, president
Norfolk and Western railway.
Oct 29 ? Thomas Cochran, New York
financier.
Oct. 30? Lorado Taft. sculptor, in Chicago.
Nov. -4? Nathan E. Kendall, former gov
ernor of Iowa.
6?1 He,nry B- J?y o' Detroit, auto
mobile manufacturer.
i 7~SCharles H- Strong, industrialist,
in t,rie, Pa.
Chic Sale, comedian.
composer 1 511 Edward German. British
caj|o.V surgeon".' G'Ibert "**??<* of Chi
lawyer^and ^civic? worker*0" ?' NeW York
ConSStu't^1*'" H?We"- 'dlt0r 0<
m?S2teF Wh"an NeW York- tobacco
*v ? Alfred Aarons of New York
theatrical producer. *or*.
?"dln,V Ma"rtn of Lyons. France.
Hei?k' n!L.Tii j Ernestine Schumann.
S' and concert contralto.
of R^kfo^ ru" indu?W*> leader
Ohfo?V pimrc,JfUlSSerM"Chke <* acvel*nd
,^21-M.j. Gen. R. E. CaUan. O. S. A..
Nov" jaLa?* rf/T 01 Gh'Ofo. architect
chpVo,M.nFSK??ea^n"fd
UnNd?Vr.S^ Swertn*? ?
?"SSAtSSKi, Pottery mam,
act!?U. Thomas Whlilen. veteran
m?-* .27^Sir 0,511 Z?h?rotI. "mystery
man of Europe and war munitions ma7
loSr George Clark, exgovernor of
W ? fovernor of
brSfers'ta'^wW"- to*1 04 ???
Jacob SchMettr. composer, in New York.
IM^'nTy^ Thrasher, artist, of Old
*' Brown' general <*
veter,n ?"???<*.
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.^rninCl5^-rk ta,enM0<>n?U?
cier G' Alexarid?r. Chicago flnaa
Omgrwman G H cary of Kentucky.
NeW^York actor, la
wrHcht. I#-Lu"1 ^andello, IUllan play
olu*0 5us#seU 8 H"7<aon of Indianap
BuSVuS? 01 ,0rmer Benja.SE
?fcfeSS?"3 ' ?"*?>? Chi
leader* * V*" Horn 01 *"? Yor*
el St*' Mart* Van Horst, American nor
Z? *"*?
?J western Newspaper Udua.
Ask Me Another
% A General Quiz
? BcU Syndicate. ? WNU Serrict
? ?
1. What assassination brought
about the start of the World warT
2. How many nations were in
volved in the war?
3. What is nepotism?
4. To what does "histrionic" re
fer?
5. Did the Bronze age follow or
precede the Stone age?
6. In what city does the League
of Nations sit?
7. What is aviculture?
8. At the mouth of what river is
Shanghai?
9. What does "asymmetrical"
mean?
10. Of what people was Hanni
bal a great military leader?
11. What is argot';
12. What is a nonagon?
Answer*
1. That of Archduke Francis
Ferdinand of Austria and his wife
at Serajevo, Bosnia, on June 28,
1914.
2. Twenty-seven.
3. Favoritism to one's relatives
in appointments to offices.
4. To the stage or to actors.
5. Followed.
6. Geneva, Switzerland.
7. The rearing of birds.
8. The Yangtze.
9. Disproportionate.
10. The Carthaginians.
11. Slang or cant language.
12. A plane figure of nine angles.
A Continual Course
Life is but one continual course of
instruction ? the hand of the par
ent writes on the heart of the child
the first faint characters which
time deepens into strength so that
nothing can efface them. ? R. Hill.
If You're Told
to " Alkalize "
Try This Remarkable
"Phillips" Way
Thousands are Adopting
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urged to alkalize their stomach. And
thus ease symptoms of "acid indiges
tion," nausea and stomach upsets.
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this: Take two teaspoons of PHIL
LIPS' MILK OF MAGNESIA 30
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which have the same antacid effect.
Relief comes almost at once ?
usually in a few minutes. Nausea,
"gas" ? fullness after eating and
"acid indigestion" pains leave. You
feel like a new person.
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at results. Get either the liquid Phil
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to take and easy to cany with you.
Only 251 a box at all drug stores.
ALSO IN TABUT FORM:
Each tiny tablet la
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Phillips'
Three Necessary Things
To become an able man in any
profession, there are three things
necessary ? nature, study and
practice. ? Aristotle.
CHECK THAT COIGH
BEFORE IT GETS
WORSE
Cheek it Mora it set a you down. Cheek II
before other*, maybe the children, catch it.
Cheek it with FOLEY'S HONEY & TAIL
Thia double acting oom pound givee quiok relief
and epeeda recovery. Boothee raw, irritated
tinuee; quaekly allay* tiokling, hacking. Spoon
ful on retiring makea for a cough-free ileeo. No
habit-forming, atomach-upeetting drug*, r1 ? *
(or ohUdrenTtoo. Don't let that oough due
to
miifik relief mnd KM
nemny inaat on FOl
a t let that oough due to a
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"Quotations"
V
The whole secret of life is to be
interested in one thing profoundly
and in a thousand things well. ?
Hugh Walpole.
Do not cast your heart before the
world; the world is an ill-trained
dog which does not retrieve. ?
Victor Cherbuliez.
The thing that impresses ma Is
the reverence that Americans show
for great men and great deeds. ?
Emil Ludu ig.
No other factor in the intellectual
life of Americans is more important
than the collegea for women.?
Owen D, Young.
|I am cwtain the World trials will
soon paaa, owing to the general favor
able reaction. ? David Lloyd George.