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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-09-16
Monday, October 4th, 1909.

S'- li public auction, to the highest bidder
''F'1Sh, at the eourt house door in Hender-
s"... y e., the tract of land situate in the
''''iy ot Vance. bounded as folows:-Beg;n
a' stone, Mrs. Hills corner on the West
>.#' ul 1ancey Avenne, and run thence S.
Ni't /. $3.50 chains to stone near a
"..'y'h ~ ieet South of Il walnut tree; thence
; !-6l chains to n hickory; thence 321s W.
- L. chains to stone and dogwood point
'.> 30 !. d. Capps line; thence along said
apps line by marked trees W 1913 chains
10 81 IHue marked side line; thence s. 50 ".
- chains to gum side line; then n SO W
80 CHAINS to n stone Capps' corner on
,,HA'th Avenue; then along said Avenue \.
- W | I.9l chains to the beginning Con-
aiming 6oi4 acres, less 61s acres sold TO p,
A.>{on. acres sold to Gran Bullock, acres
r., ~ hAiuS Turner and acres tc William Read
t' above parts of the said land have beer
"4 since the execution of the trust deed
".- VIII be reserved from above sale, leaving
.r -.rr,'..'hce OF }Sls acres to be sold
i"'> ihe 3lst day Of August, 1909
A. c. ZOLLICOFFER,
Trustee,
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kOdOl
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion
If you Suffer from Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gas on
the Stomach, Belchins, Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
ETC.. little Kodol will Relieve you almost Instantly

Kodol supplies the same digestive
juices that are found in healthy
stomach. Being liquid, It starts
digestion at once.
Kodol not only digests your food,
but helps you enjoy every mouthful
you eat.
You need a sufficient amount of
good, wholesome food to maintain
strength and health.
But, this food must be digested
thoroughly, otherwise the pains of
indigestion and dyspepsia are the
result.
When your stomach cannot do it's
work properly, take something to
help\your stomach. Kodol is the
only thing that will give the stom-
ach complete rest.
Why? Because Kodol does the
same work as strong stomach, and
does it in natural way.
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NOTICE..

Rl VIRTUE OF POWER CONFERRED
- - upon me by a trust deed executed by
edmund Read and wife, and Oscar Dortch
All Nlie on the Goth day of October, 1894.
M"Irb deed Is registered in Vance County in
BOOK 10, at page 1874 and at the request of
jl" holder OF the debt secured therein. default
having been made in the payment of said
t.sttr shall
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North Cardinals Claims

Carolina Paper Speaks
Out for Truth and Justice
Says Those That Refuse to
Give North Carolina Troops
Credit for What They Did
at Gettysburg are Flying
Their Prejudice in the Face
Of Facts Abundant Proof
to Substantiate Every Claim
Made.
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Editors Observe as They
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Sim ger llke
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" If you have ever used Singer you know
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Succes-ful flights al air-i,ip- are 80
common nowadays that they have
all but lost their negs vaiu.. IL wiIl
not he many Years until the Iiari ions
will have their sir navies, graphing
i'm the central i.lu.. II the uir war-
ship proves ~ sursss. war. il 'esnrs
to us nov, will IL. almost imIn.s-ib.e;
at least long fight will b- Ina.le to-
ward that time when tl,. war drums
shall Cease their throbi.iu. and the
battle flags are fnrled, in ie parlia-
ment CT man, the federation of the
world, all OF which Lord Tennyson
ioretold many years ago in the poem
from which the words are taken
! Lexington Dispatch.
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So, don't neglect your stomach.
Don't become chronic dyspeptic.
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You don't have to take Kodol all
the time. You only take it when
you need it.
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Intemperate Temperance.
Thomasville Charity aud Children.

i
in both Alabama and Georgia
there is very great danger that the
temperance forces will cause Il reac-
tiOn by going too far i'm temperance
legislation. This is always the dan
ger when the temperance forces get
into power. While the best and
sancst men in the community are on
the temperance side, it is also true
that the widest extremists are 10 be
found among them. We have always
believed that the greatest danger to
the temperance cause is within rather
than without the fold. The trouble
with us is that we have so many
fools who would rather swallow hot
lead than whiskey" and who would
consign to eternal perdition any man
who takes a drink. These are the
gentlemen we need to fear, and il
they are allowed to shape the policy
of the Anti-SaloOn League in North
Carolina we will have the prohibition
issue to face again within five years.
There il no crank so incorporate, 80
hard-headed and so foolish as the
UtUlptTbHCe CTdUkY hiu tue uOst
| rantankerous OF them are utterly un-
reliable and will take n drink them
selves at the drop of IA hat. The men
| who control the situation must I've
steady, sane, reasonable men. We
are glad the last Legislature wa- not
stampeded by the fanatics, aud W.
hope tie next one will be as wise
Their. are many other evils that
ought to be stopped by law. but we
cannot do il all at once. The supreme
thing ir-f,,re us pow - TIA" -n;T'r' ~
sion h "a" liquor lr iiir. nni .'nr
hands vii ip. quite full "ithli IL n.nt
ter " il in,uf la. Iug IL - H. ziri 90 CT
evil. Our eiI,f i'u-i.s, - f'.r b L'At
few u. ars H. sa.'iI u,-ni buiId'is. al 81
n sound and iIul'-s.Ii". pubic sat T.
| meni H. never made by hu .xtr. hist
He invariably rubs the fur III wr"n.
way, ard rppcis even wlmn h- tri.- Ia
win. The men Who max. sentiment
are the ps.I. in who's. Judgment and
charact. r tie people have cbDfi'i.i,ce
Nobody has confidence III or resp, q
for q spit FIRE. Ii IL hard TO -as wli"'
the latter are good for They ar,
always in the way, and at exactly
the wrong time they are -nre 10 IA,
some fool thing that huits thecnus~
May "a meteifal Pruri.'.f G. .siIs.-r Us
from s.nr .'ffie,..i-
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Our Guarantee

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Ing down many houses.
Mar. At ColilnwOOd, o., 17% school
sSs''srsn persisted a. result Of IRE
Is Al Hanna, wyo,. 20 killed by explo-
sions in Union Pacific railroad mine.
Apr. lin Virginia, West Virginia and
Kentucky floods caused loss of seven
lives and did 10000 damage to property.
Killed. fiaen % Injured IN as rs. which ,Ss "assuS
loss Of s,soo,Ooo' 1900 families rendered
l4-Threc prairie fires In South Dakota
destroyed farm property valued at
23-Tornadoes in Texas. South Dakota
and Nebraska caused six deaths and
>, mnIh destruction destruction o. PROPERTY, Ala
bhma tornudoes. $50 lives lost. id towns
badly wrecked. property loss $la,DOOyo.
MAY ll-Tornadoes Ia Henry county, ~.
Killed ~ persons and caused great prop
i2sTornado which visited BellevIew;
Springfield. Louisville. EiChned and
Fort Crook. killed u persons.
eight
25-Northcrn and Central Texas flood
caused death Of Il persons.
-'.Althlfh county. Okla, tornado Killed
10 persons and hundreds OF head Of
Aug. 2-Furnie. coal Crock and Michael,
u. g.. wiped out by prairie fires: loss,
*lO,HOntJ; ia persisted.
H-At iInicyvillc. okla. 30 miners per
lshcd when fire destroyed hoisting shaft
cattle.
S.Nb.UG, and caused II deaths.
Sep. li-I.lcut ThomuS T.. Sclfridg" Killed
and orVlllc Wright seriously injured by
railing Of Rcropane to ground during
Night At Fort Meyer.
Minnesota forest fire loss estimated at
SiG.ONOOO0.
oct. lI-Ncar Metz, Mich, IL forest fire
refugees killed in wreck OF train. which
was caused by fire burning Ircsllc work.
l9.on frcspu. Isl" and In Alpcna county,
Michigan. ~ killed In forest fires.
Nov. @1-At Murlanna. Pa. coal mine, 40
miners pcrtShcd AZ result Of terrific "N-
plOslOn
Dec, i2-Prrmaturc explosion OF dynamite
on Panama canal. Killed 81.
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1l--At vaudreuil, Can. Q by powder ex-
plos!oi,.
l2-At Providence. H. l.. 6 In starch fac
1s--At west Toledo. o., Z in railroad col
2o-A Plnole. Cal. IS by explosion of
23.At Spring Valley. y. y. In collision
between wagon and railroad train.
Mar. l5-At Natcbcz, Miss. by gas ex-
plosiOn.
Apr 22-Ncar Laquin, Pa. . in train
23-,At Ellsworth. Pa. in coal mine
Dlosion.
27-Neur Helena. Ark. IL by capsIzing of
Near Sps4Iasti. Mich. In collision OF
interurban trulleys.
May AT Chicago. by explosion OF
3-,At Fort Wayne. Ind, 20 in New Ave.
line hotel nr.....At Brooklyn, y. Y. .
+-At Newport, Ore. Ii drowned when
steamer kclIon was wrecked In storm.
At New YORK. in incend!ary tene-
i2m,,At Lookout colIIcry. Mount Lookout,
Ny"', In explosion.
2-At Clarendon. ARA. ! society persons
by launch tank blast.
Jun. Near San Pedro. cal. by burst
IN. steampips on cruiser Tennessee.
Near Annnpci.s. Md, $ In heaG-un rail-
AT Gladstone. Col. c In mine by suf-
Al chicago, Ill. by heat.
AT Chicago. H.. In nrc and eNpio-
26-N"ar Chudron. Neb., : in railroad
wreck
2s-AI clinton. Minn.. by rornndo.
2s.Schr wellington. Kan. drowned by
Hood ruUs'd by Cl0ud-buTst.
Jul Near knobnostcr. Mo. In fast
train collision.
| a-At Cleveland. o.. In fireworks cxplo-
sion.
| i5-At WilIlnmftown. Pa. miners in
| terrific 'NplUsion....St Youngstown. o.
. by sewer cayr-ln,
ls-it Cl"'iUm. Wash. in powder cNpio-
1a-N"nr Columbia city Ind. In COLL
| sion between train and auto.
Aug. 3-At San Francisco. cal. In auto
accident
AT wHrren's Landing. Can. In burn
Ing steamer.
Io-Et York Pa. s In boiler c& &plosion.
l@LAt kilh"urn". Wis. drowned by cap
! Gi-At Chelsea. Mass. by collapse OF
Is. Near w!kcsbnrre. Pa. 6 in train col
Sep. i-on Deer Isle. in cnpsIzInE OF
slOup.
25-At ,Young's Point. Mont. 10 In train
ocr. i-kr Sugar Ridge. o. In train
, "ollisi"n..,,At S"nppoosc. Gre. In Train
Al New York. S In tenement house fire.
5-At New York. II In inccndury teue-
mcnt hUus" fire.
lj-Ncar For, Collins, col, in qunrry
explosion.
Nov Ii-Ncar New Orleans. La. II In
train "ollisIon....At Borri". Wy".. in
collision.
eo-t:Npl0sion Of gas in Brooklyn. y Y
street. - killed
23-Torundo"s In western Arkansas caused
loss Of 20 lives and damaged much prop
"rty,
|-on l.nf" Superior, - In sinking OF Du-
luth steamer.
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Union square. New York. killing himself
ana companion and inJuring four POI
May 5-FIy~ bodI-. of p.r.o,, .u,-
pos~dly murdered by Mrs. He'll, t:up-
ness dug up ut ruin. of her home at
n '%rnr; ,.,,'; Ind, where she aud her
dird In burning home.
o-Four NOR" bodies found on Guinness
farm at La Porte. Ind.
Jun; E.MrS Daniel Cooper. Cadillac
M,ch'' klI"h husband, live children and
s"I. .boy. Wilson. Kentucky. par
doned Caleb Powers and James How
OF william GOebci.
Nine negroes lynchcd and shot and
killed IN Sabin" county. Tenn. as re
suit OF two murders.
Jul. l6-Guls"ppe ALA. murderer Of Ia
th"r Leo li"inri"hs at Denver. was cx-
"cutcd AT Canon city. Col.
Aug. -Four negroes lynchcl AT Russell
VILE Ky. for praising killing OF whit"
1t-SprinRn-id. Ill.,. mob burned negro
homrs. killed two persons and ruled
the city ns result Of removal of ne
gro nssnulirr OF Mrs. Rirhardson.
l5-Troops rushed 10 Springfield III VIII
nam boncghn Iynchcd by mob. several
l7-Mobs at Springfield. Ill. fred on
troops. white man slain,
Nov. y-FoTmcr United States Sen. Ed
ward w. carmnck was shot aud Killed
by Robert Cooper. Young attorney. at
%. aaruNH''' i'Hh's III Nlf'tt hutl
9-Ihroc negroes. arrested FOR murder.
taken from Tiptonvillc, Tenn. Jail and
lynchcd In ncCOrdnnC" with prC-ar-
ranged program.
2s-Ray LHmphcr". charged with murder
OF Mrs Belle Guinness. was found guilty
OF arson and sentenced to from to q
years In state prison. by l.apurt". Ind.
jury.
Dec. i0-Abe Rucf. former San Francisco
political boss. convicted Of bribery.
Charles T. Davis found not guilty OF
murder OF Dr. Frederick Rusiin,
l5-H. y. Agar wanted nt Princeton Ind.
for $1,000 alleged forGcri"s. arrested at
HarlinEcn. Tex.
E-ElmrT nm alleged murderer. lynCh.d
at Monticello. Ky.
?o-Robbcrs raided C"resco. la. bank. Sc
curing $500.
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Sat New Orleans; loss. 500. 900.

Sat New Orleans: loss. 100000
S-Two Atlanta, Ga, business buildings
destroyed: loss. si.2i0,OOO.
n..Gnmp Cook, S. d.. destroyed: loss.
I5-omaha Packing Co.. South Omaha.
Neb.. destroyed: loss. 100000
Jun. l2-Morris packing plant burned at
Kansas city Kan. loss, s25o.ooo.
22-Business section OF Three Rivers.
Que. destroyed; loss, si,25O0I0. Block
Of Port Chester n; V, buildings de-
9-Three oil rehnerles destroyed as re-
suit OF lightning. in western and north
ern Pcnhsylyania; loss 1Oyg.c9.
Jul S.Boston harbor front destroyed: /:
2I.Cotionwood. Idaho. destroyed: loss.
1900, 600
3l-Philadedphia pier and mercha ndIse
destroyed; loss. s4J0.0c0
Aug. 3-Armour elevators and Burlington
railroad property at Chicago. destroyed; ;
H-In New York Central yards East Buff
falo. n. y: loss, sl.Go.O00
D-New Orleans business section sus-
tained sa.OOb.OOO damage. Darby, Mont,
almost completely destroyed.
Sep. +-Rhwhide, New, largely destroyed:
loss. $4,000.
G-Armour wool house. Chicago stock
yards. destroyed loss. ,56O.OJO
stroy.d: loss. s2,OoOOOo.
oct. t-Pittsburg. PA. plate glass com
| 1I-Rock Island. Ill. loss, $500 600.
stj0,OO0.
NOV. 2-rhiiadedphIa. Pa. lumber yards
iI-inilanoln. Miss. cotton warehouses
destroyed, loss, 10000.
| iS,Bnrdstown, Ky; d,stillery warehouses
Dec. 25-Ravis. okla, business section
wiped out: loss $1,000.
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Texas saving bank. placed In receivers
hands,
IS-John II. Walsh. president Chicago Ma
tionnl bank and several railroads. con
yictcd of misappropriatlng institutions =
eI-Cupitai State Bank. Boise. Idaho. sus-
pended.
s2-Trndcrs una Mechanics Bank. Pitts
burg. Pa; closed doors.
25-NutIunul Bank OF North America, New
York. closed FOR liquidation. by order
New Amsterdam National bank. cap
ital 100000. and Mechanics aud Tr.,-
dCrs' bank both Of New York. taken IN
3i-Dricntni Bank of New York closed
doors. following run.
Feb. i3-W. u. HdGcly. comptroller OF
currency. accepted presidency Of re-
organized National Bank OF Commerce.
knnsas CITY. Mo. &c., >.u,,
Railroad Co. a Gould line. placed In re-
c"'V.TS' hands.
27-F'lnaucicrs, f., II. Thomas and o. +.
Thomas Indicted on charge OF misman-
agcmcnt OF funds nf Provid-rt Savings
1.if. Assurance society.
Mar. l3-John Il. Walsh denied new tr.al;
sentenced To five years In federal prison.
is-.P""nIc's National bank. Asp'n. Cot.
closed.
Apr. pike County Bank and Trust Co.
Macomb City. Miss. placed In receivers
2l"Bnnk of wauseon. wauseon. o..
2,-T. \. Mcintyre & Co. with houses in
many cities. failed for $4,000. c,.
.daN S-fstitHt Avenue trust W. live
land. o., assigned
H-I;cservc Trust Co. and American Say
ings bank. Cleveland. o.. closed their
sc. W. MacMlllen & Co. Pittsburg.
Pa. stockholders, failed: liabilities.
Jun. 3-Kosciusko Company bank. War
saw, Ind. closed by state auditor.
23-Citizcns' bank. Dover. ky.. closed
Jul. H-Nntional Deposit bank. Philadei-
phia, Pa. closed by comptroller OF cur
rrncy.
l7-E'armcrs and Merchants Banking Co.
Cleveland o.. failed.
:2-Stnn,lRrd OIL x29.29O.OOO fine deci-
sion unnnimousl! reversed by Unit
ed States court Of appeals mt CHI
Aug. S-First National bank. Belle plaine;
MINI. closed by order comptroller OF
currency: bank was insolvent; Presi-
dent J. G. Lund committed suicide.
ga. Q: Brown q Co.; s one OF LIZA largest ;is
bilitics over sl.00O.n0O
Sep. iO-A Booth 4 Co.. largest fish
house in country forced into receivers
Oct. i6-Union National bank. sommer-
vile: Pa.. closed BY sovernmsn,t: s,t:o, !,
curtis. great nnancicrs, found guilty
OF misappTicatlon of funds and falsify-
ing books OF National Bank OF Amer
Curtis given liberty on suspended sem
2aNEldred bank of Eldrcd, Pa. suspend
ed; capital stock, 100000.
Dec. 7-National exchange bank at
Springfield, Mo-, closed; excitement
caused by effort of w. o. oldham.
cashier OF State Savings bank. to shoot
President II. b. Mcdaniel. of Union Ma
tional bank.
1l-Springport. Mich. State Savings bank
closed by bank examiner.
1G-Somersworth, N. H.. First National
bank closed. following discovery of
shortage of $S5. 600.
23-Thomas +. Ryan announced retire.
es"Hcnry W. Poor. New York broker, as
signed for creditors.
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M(ELIANflH

Jan. 6-Employers' liability law held un-
constitutional by supreme court of tho
United States.
| Feb. l2-Six New Yorlt-to-Paris racing
autos started from Herald square. NeV
York
| Mar le-Atlantic bnttlcship fleet dropped
anchor in Magdalena hay.
23-Supreme court ruled Minnesota and
North Carolina had no right to fix
Apr. Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt began
suit for separation from husband.
4-Atantic battleship ileet arrived Mt
San Diego. Cal.
2l-ln Illinois town elections saloons won
2s-Illiuo.s local option law held consti-
May S"Atlan,ic bat,lcship fleet arrived at
2l-Miss Mae c. Wood lost divorce
suit against United States Sen. Thomas
c. Platt. case being dismissed and Miss
Wood Jailed. Rev. DIR. Baxter p. Full
lerton. st; Louis. elected moderator of
Presbyterian church of United States.
25-Harry X Thaw decided insane and
re-sentenced to insane asylum.
Jun. u-Agnew-Hart anti-race track
bills passed by New York legislature.
2s-President Roosevelt ordered ordered troGis
in order to preserve neutrality law.
Jul. 7-Atlantic battleship fleet sailed
from San Francisco on round-the-worid
Sep. a-Col. H. NJ. Nevius elected corr
mander Of the Grand Army Of the Re
Mass, elected president of women's
9-orviile Wright at Fort Meyer broke
worlds aeroplane record by remaining
in air over an hour.
10-Orville Wright again broke worlds
record, remaining in air 1:05:52
1l-Orville Wright broke worlds record,
remaining in air l:l0;26.
21-Wilbur Wright broke brothers.
worlds record at lie Mans. France, re-
naming in air 1881 20
Nov. 10-Petition for rehearlnE of STAN
dard Oil 500. 900 case refused by
United States circuit court of appeals
at Chicago.
Dec. S-Senor Don Juan Barrios. minis
ter OF foreign affairs OF Guatemala, sus-
tanned serious injuries in automobile ac-
cdent at Washington. rs
11-National Rivers and Harbors con-
gress passed resolution asking $500. .000.-
0oO bond issue for improvements on riv-
ers and harbois of the country....
Armed fanatic terrorized Edgewater. N.
j.. shooting several until run down
and shot by police and mob of citizens.
l3-kansas supreme court decided sep
arate schools for colored children per-
l5-American Tobacco Company declared
Illegal combination by United Stntes cir
cult court at New York.
21-Seven Ptttsburg councilmen and two
bankers arrested on graft charges.
23-StandRrd. Republic and Waters Pierce
oil companies oysted from Missouri. l.
H-Seventy more Pittsburg scounc!lmoa
Implicated in graft scandal. x.
2i-virginia City, Mont. shaken ~ ~
we're earthquakes f
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more elected 10
United States senate by Rhode Island
Feb. sSNGov. Bradley KyD -i.ctch to
United States senate to succeed J. b..
Mar. G-Gary elected United States sen
ator by joint South Carolina legislative
session. ~
20-Scnatc passed ship subsidy bill Civ
ing i6-knot vessels 81 mile between
this country. South America, Philip
pines. Australia. China and Japan.
&C. Il. Littlctcld tMc) resigned AS con-
Eressman.
2l@Presidient Roosevelt sent special mes
sage To congress, relating to child-cn-
ployers' liability and injunction In labor
cases. tarin and other laws: John
W. Stewart 'VtD appointed to MI sen
ate vacancy caused by death OF ted-
field Proctor.
25-Gcrman government declined 10 re-
c.ive u. J. Hin as ambassador to Ger
27-Haii Milton Fia.) appointed TO sue
ceed late Senator Bryan.
2S-Germany announced acceptance or D.
]. Hill as ambassador to Germany.
3l-Prcsidcnt Roosevelt accepted rcsigna.
ton OF Ambassador Tower and sent
to senate appointment Of DIR. Hi.
Apr Edwin Norris inauSurated gov
ernor OF Montana. 80
2-Agricuiturnl appropriation bili OF sli'-
eos SO6 passed house OF representatives.
6-Sterling employers liability bill passed
house. :. House passed appropriation bill
FOR Pesr HarsGH hilton sworn IN 10
ceed late Senator Bryan,
s-Presidcnt in special message asked
suppression of anarchy.
2l-president Roosevelt signed employers
liability bill.
27-President Roosevelt in special mes
sage urged child labor law:
May N-Vreeland currency Dill passed
house.
2e"in trying to kill emergency currency
bill I.afollette talked IS hours.
30-Congress adjourned after senate
passed emergency currency bill.
Jun lg-president Roosevelt accepted
Secretary of War Trr's restoration.
appointing Luke L. Wright his sue
ceSSur. 49,.
c3-Sccretary Sleeper. in charge OF Eene-
zuelan diplomatic affairs. left Caracds
as result of Castro disputes.
30-Luke Wright took up office or secre-
tary Of war. vice Taft; resigned; resigned. with
United States by recalling diplomatic
envoy, Senior veloz- Goiticoa. -
Nov 13-Secretary of Navy victor II.
Metcalf resigned. Truman III. New
berry named as successor.
2A-Former Gov. Albert b. Cummins elect
ed United States senator from Iowa, to
MI out term of late Senator w. b. ALI
27-United States and Japan signed treaty
agreeing to respect each others IlHnts
in Pacific and defining mutual attitude
toward China. ..-,
Dec 7-Both houses Of congress convened
for second session OF SiNtieth congress.
1l-House adopted resolutions, proVIuins
for the naming of committee OF n
vestigation to probe secret service CRIT
icisnis In presidents message.
16-Senate adopted resolution to inVest-
gate differences in presidents message.
17-Iouse adopted resolution asking p,., presi
dent to supply evidence for assertions
relative to secret service assertions III
message.