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Glacier County chief., 1939-11-24
HAPPENINGS
of Local Interest

Mrs. Ed. McDougall has been
on the sick list at her home since
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Cum
minis accompanied by their
daughter.in.law. Mrs. Herbert R.
Eliason returned from Calgary
and Lethbridge where they went
on business.
Don't forget your cash always
buys more at the Quality Meat
Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Carpenter
are the proud parents Of q fine
baby boy born on Wednesday,
Nov. 22nd.
FOR SALE-A gasoline Speed
Queen washing machine. o n e
year old, like new. C. R. Manuel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz
of Clifford. spent Sunday here
with their son, Henry and family.
On Sunday morning Henry and
his mother sang a lovely duet at
the Methodist church services,
this was appreciated very much
by the audience and the choir.
FORSALE-tiny Spinet Piano,
must be repossessed in vicinity.
May be had by simply assuming
small unpaid balance. For full
particulars, write Credit Mana.
ger, Box IA, Great Falls. 34c
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. P. G..
Anspach on Thursday afternoon.
November 80. at two thirty. Mrs.
Charles Young will be the assist
ing hostess. All ladies Of the
community are cordially invited
to attend.
LOST-Two 2-year. old steers
branded 4 on right hip. left ear
slit. Reward offered.-J. E. Crary,
Choteau. 36.4tc
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Cummins
and their daughter-iu-law Mrs.
Herbert r. Eliason motored
to Great Falls on Thursday even
ing. where Mrs. Eliason took the
bus to Los Angeles. Calf. She
will join her husband who is en-
ployed there. Mrs. Eliason has
been visiting at the Cummins
home the past week.
Robes in candlewick chenille
satin and cotton-Economy Shop
John Norby of Alberta is visit
ing at the home of his brother,
Henry Norby and wife, on Two
Medicine.
T.P. Jackson motored to Conrad
Sunday. to visit CIV. johnson of
the Quality Market who is in the
hospital there. He states Mr..
johnson is still very weak, but
holding up bravely.
FOR SALE-32 Volt automatic
Delco Plant No. 800 - complete
with batteries. Inquire Sprinkle
Mercantile Co. at Pendroy. 2tpd
Mrs. Annie Howard will have
on display next week at the Han
neman Variety store. beautiful
hand crocheted table cloth size
~ by 80. Chances will be sold on
the cloth and it will be ratified
off before Christmas.
The bedspread ratified off
by Mrs. Viekie Brown Was won
by Mrs. Lizzie Henderson of
Blackfoot. the winning number
being 149,
Glacier County chief., 1939-11-24
First National Bank
Issues Notice To Public

In conformity with the law OF
the Wage and Hour Act the
Browning First National Bank
will, commencing Friday, Decem-
Der 1st open their doors at 10
o clock in the morning and close
at 3 in the afternoon, on all week
days except Saturdays, when the
hours will be 10 a. m. to l p. m.
FRED R. GETTY, Cashier
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GEMS o
YOUR

AoN
All of us are always going to
do better tomorrow, and we
would, too, if only we started
today.-AnOn.
To those leaning on the Sus-
tanning infinite, to-day is big
with blessings. Mary Baker
Eddy.
One of the illusions is that
the present hour is not the
critical decisive hour. Emer-
son.
The present moment is all we
can call our own for works OF
mercy, of righteous dealing, and
of family tenderness. - George
Elliot. .
Build today, then, strong and
sure,
With a firm and ample base;
And ascending and secure
Shall tomorrow find its place.
-Longfellow.
Out of Eternity the new Day
is born;
Into Eternity at night will re-
turn.-Thomas Carlyle. .
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2-House votes against embargo on
arms; bill goes to conference.
3-Congress passes neutrality repeal bill
and adjournS.
+PreSident signs repeal bill and bars
war zones to American shipping.
6-Supreme court rules state cannot
tax Hole mortgages.
7-Old age pension plans defeated In
Ohio and California.
AAA will make loans 10 cotton grow.
ers on new crop.
8-Navy sends marines to Hawaii to
strengthen Pacific defense.
Fifteen u. S. oil tankerS transferred
to Panamanian registry.
9-Roosevelt demands Lewis. head of
81. O.. resume peace negotiations
12-Dr. Smith. former president Of L. s.
u. given 8 to "a years for univer.
lALouis Levy. New York lawyer. dis.
16-Al Capone, gang leader. released
from federal prison: enters Baltimore
Dr.. Smith. former L. s. U. presi.
dent, attempts suicide In prison.
General Motors found guilty In anti.
trust suit: II individuals acquitted.
20 Michigan governor offers state pro.
lection to Chrysler employees who
Foreign nations reported to be heavy
buyers. Of copper
Court upholds c. /. o. over A. !. OF
L.. IN union dght
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DECEMBER

Films disable Russian cruiser with
500 aboard.
Russians capture Finnish port.
New cabinet takes over Finnish gov.
Germans sink Ave ships of four ma.
tons.
diminish rebel regime cedes territory
Regular Finnish government orders
evacuation of all southern towns.
Sweden tightens its defenses.
British tanker. sunk, two German
ships sunk and liner beached.
3-British planes attack German naval
base and score hits on German war
Films shatter Red troops in Arctic
battle.
League of nations summoned to heal
Finnish appeal for aid.
Britain puts blockade against Ger.
man exports into effect.
FGerman pocket battleship sinks Brit
s-Finnish flyers tnAict heavy casual.
ties on Soviet troop concentration
900 on three fronts.
7-Russians to blockade Finnish coast:
warn shipping.
British fighting planes beat of Ger.
s+Finns repel offensive on Karelian
isthmus.
1O-Finns report Russian attacks re.
pelleQ on all fronts.
11-teague of Nations requests Russia
to cease hostilities against Finland.
12-Russia rejects league Of nations pro.
posal to mediate conflict with Fin.
land.
German liner Bremen runs British
blockade to home port.
l3-British ships disable and chase Ger
man raider Graf Spec into South
American port.
l4-Russia expelled from league Of ma.
tons.
Uruguay gives Graf Spec 72 hours to
make repairs.
16-Finn coast artillery sinks Russian
destroyer.
l8-Germans scuttle Graf Spec outside
Montevideo harbor rather than risk
fight with British ships waiting out.
side.
,e-Huge Red forces storm Fms noun.
Germans claim "a out Of a British
planes shot down in battle over
Heligoland.
British claim sinking Of German
cruiser n damage to two others.
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ICE CREAM GAINS

Montana produced 79,415 gal
Ions of ice cream in November,
a gain of 23,418 gallons, or AZ
per cent, over the output In
the same month last year, &C
cording to B.. F. Thrailkill, CHIEF
of the dairy division of the
state department Of agriculture.
Butter produced in the month
weighed 800 ,838 pounds, a gain
of e. per cent over the mark
for November, 1898.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
/. J.E.H. Nelson. pastor

1000 am, Sunday school.
11:00 am, morning worship.
Subject. rs Christ Coming
Again."
$50 pm, junior B.YP.U.
meeting.
1880 pm, young peoples
meeting.
$50 pm, evening service
with watch night service. A
varied program, with the young
people taking part, will be Civ
en-.
800 pm. Wednesday, mid
week service.
800 pm, Thursday, choir
practice.
prosperity is a great teach
er; adversely is a greater.
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SPORTS

IRON MAN STRIKES OUT
Lou Cehrig, "iron man Of base.
ball." retires from Ne,o York
Yankees Nth paralysis infection
after hanging up all-time rec
ord for games played.
JANUARY
9+Southern California football team de.
feats Duke In Rose Bow.
l7-EdWard G. Barrow elected president
Of the New York Yankees.
2~Joe Louis. heavyweight champion.
stopped John Henry Lewis In first
round In New York.
FEBRUARY
eANadonal Professional Football league
REFLECTS Joseph Carr president TOR
u-Tony Gsiento scores technical knock.
out over Abe Feldman.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

IIAN SClENCE
:. Sunday morning service at
II O'Clock at the Masonic tenn
pie.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Christ Jesus" is the subject
of the Lesson-Sermon which
will be read in all Churches of
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday,
December 81, 1899.
The Golden Text is: II am
the light of the world: he that
followeth me shall not walk in
darkness, but shall have the
light of life" (Jan 8: 12).
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the following from the Bible:
For unto US a child is born,
unto us a son is given: and the
government shall be upon his
shoulder: and his name shall
be called Wonderful, Counsellor,
The Mighty God, The Everlast-
ing Father, The Prince of
Peace" Elsa. 9: g..
The LeSson-Sermon also in
cludes the following passage
from the Christian Science
textbook, Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy: Jesus. The
highest human corporeal con-
cept of the divine idea, rebuk--
ing and destroying error and
bringing to light mans immor-
tality." 70. $500.
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CHURCH NOTES
HARDIN
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Ben Nelson, pastor

Sunday, December 81
Food for thought: The Wor-
ship most acceptable to God
comes from a thankful and
cheerful heart.
Sunday school, 1000 am.
Morning worship, HOO am.
Message, BE Still and Know
That I Am God"
Sunday evening service, 1880
pm. Subject, Getting a Bride
for Isaac"
Regular mid-week services.
Close the year by being at
church.
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o

SSSsFS usst +sssa -"
T.: POPE ~SUCCUMBS-The de.
vout kneel in prayer before cas-.
ket containing the body of Pope
Plus XII.
u
1s-col. Jacob Rupert. owner Of the
New York Yankees. =.
sS- Maryland SEN IN B sasfRs Z: france OF
3-Frederick Steiwer. former senator
,s-Sops Plus y. rn,.oo.u,n
bishop of Indianapolis.
15-Charles R. Crane. former diplomat.
16-Dr. Clarence True Wilson. prohibi.
ton leader.
MARCH
Howard Carter. who found King Tut's
tomb. in London.
s-Eormer U: S. Attorney General John
2s-G Ger as Machado' former dictator
APRIL
6-Premier Joseph Lyons Of Australia.
9-James Hamilton Lewis. U. s. senator
from Illinois.
A- real name Willard il. Wright.
MAY
26-Dr. Charles Mayo. famous surgeon.
JUNE
le-Miss Grace Abbott. noted welfare
worker and University OF Chicago
2s-Ford Maddox Ford. British author.
JULY
7-claude A. Swanson. secretary of the
a-Havelock Ellis. scientist and philoso.
ls-S: IG ;Hs,.s cesm uni ksyy:, own .s.n Of Chi
2s-Dr. William J. Mayo. co-founder with
his brother of the Mayo clinic.
AUGUST
At. E. Powers. famed c%artoonist.
-charles Donnelly. president of North.
1s-Charles M. Schwab, steel magnate.
23-Sigmund Freud. originator OF psyche
analysis.
Carl Laemmle. pioneer movie pro.
Queer.
OCTOBER
2-George Cardinal Mundelein. arch.
bishop of Chicago.
6-Count Won Bernstorf. German envoy
to U. S. in 1917.
23-Zane Grey. noted writer OF western
2s-Aiice Brady. stage and screen star.
2-Opie Read, famous author.
8-Dr. Livingston Farrand, president
emeritus Of Cornell university.
l6-Pierce Butler. U. S. Supreme court
2s-James Simpson. Chicago business
27-Dr. j.. A. Naismith. inventor Of bas.
ketball.
3-Alfred Granger. prominent architect.
Princess Louise, duchess Of Argyle.
Oldest living child OF Queen Victoria:
lEMarshal WI Pei.fu. poet.soldier Of
Republican China.
J. Butler Wright. American ambas.
sador to Cuba.
Col: John s. Hammond. sportsman
,u-p E is'o,f fs;irD.nk. ST.. stag. and
Shsrie: 3. walsreen. chain drug
ls-Heywood Broun. columnist.
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.)
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
~ E--o- ->z~-

II. N. EHSIdHu, pdSCOr -.
1000 am, Sunday school.
11:O0 am, morning worship.
Sermon topic for December 81:
Order in H a d, Fully
Equipped"
800 pm, a watch-night par
ty for the young people.
Wednesday, January 3, $50
pm, the annual meeting of
the church for election of Of
ficers and reports. Dinner VIII
be served to all church families
at $50 pm. Every member is
expected to be present.
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Gernpans Invade Poland
SEPTEMBER

HBritain and France declare war on
! British ship Athena torpedoed of
I coast of Ireland. l.4O0 aboard. 43
lost.
Germany blockaded by British navy.
s@Germans shell Warsaw: government
4 President Roosevelt proclaims U. S.
f6-Poles appeal to Britain to rush aid.
France inyades Germany: British
troops arrive.
Mad torpedoes sink five ships.
LeFrench planes bomb Siegfried line.
30-German counterattack halts French
on western front.
Russia rushes reserves to Polish Dor.
der.
E-German forces shut q wise on War.
I3-Big British army lands in France
without loss.
Polish defense cracks: Nazis o
1s-Russian troops invade Poland to
protect minoritieS."
17-Warsaw decides to fight on after
truce talk fails.
Poiand's defenses collapse under
Russian army drives so miles into
Poland.
rReport Red purge Of former officials
.3-French repulse wave after wave of
NaZi shock troops.
E-French defeat Germans in two big
air battles: lombard whole length
of Siegfried line: bomb Zeppelin
works.
37-Warsaw s%urrenders to Germans after
20.day siege.
Estonia signs alliance with Russia.
79NBritain defies warning by foes 10
stop war.
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MARCH

MARCH
a0-S easss al R9 pit.s named head football
APRIL
2-Ralph Guldahl wins Masters golf title
at Atlanta. Ga.
knocks out Jack Roper in first round:
l8-JOey Archibald wins featherWeight
title from Leo Kodak in Is rounds.
MAY
2O-Joseph F. Carr, National Football
25-Henry Armstrong. welterweight, de-
feats Ernie Roderick. British cham.
pion, in Is rounds.
30-Shaw wins Indianapolis auto race.
averaging 15.035 miles per hour.
Roberts killed.
JUNE
Lou Nova scores technical knockout
owe Max Baer in eleventh round.
bratsd At ceOperstown. N. Y. where
2l-Lou G7ehrig. Mayo clinic physicians
after check.up. has infan.
tile paralysis; playing career ended.
28-Joe Louis stops Tony Galento in the
JULY
s-Alice Marble wins British tennis
championship at Wimbledon.
11-American league wins all-star base
ao-Dick Metz wins st. Paul open golf
championship with record score of
AUGUST
7-Elmer Layden Of Notre Dame cho.
sen head coach of all.star football
n-ehicago White sox play first night
,2-Eou Ambers regains lightweight title
in 15-round bout with Armstrong.
tRoscoe Turner wins Thompson tro.
ls-Fosny caiento stops Nova in Il
ls-sebIS Riggs. Alice Marble win U. S.
I7-Yankees cinch American league pen.
2o-Joe Louis knocks out Bob Pastor in
2s-cincinnati Reds win National league
pennant.
OCTOBER
s-Yankees win worlds baseball series
in four straight games.
voted most Valuable player in Ma:
24HJoe DiMaggio wins American league
most valuable player award.
AL Davis stops Tony Canzoneri In
third round.
l7-Billy Conn, light heavyweight cham.
pion. successfully defends title
against Lesnevitch In Is rounds.
eddie Anderson awarded plaque as
football coach of year.
10-Green Bay Packers whip New York
Giants to win professional football
title. .,
named No. l athlete of all sports in
annual poll.
13-New York Yankees voted best team
in any sport.
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OCTOBER

britain calls $50 900 more troops.
z-Hitler makes peace proposals to Brit
ain and rance: seeks armIStice.
0-Hitier sets aside area in Poland for
! Germans to be transplanted from
other countries.
l0-French premier spurns Hitler's peace
terms.
c0nqueStS.
I-British battleship Royal Oak sunk
by sub. 1876 lost.
I7-German planes raid Scapa Flow.
Iron Duke. training ship damaged.
73-British report three U-boatS sunk.
Germans capture American ship City
of Flint and take 1t to Soviet port.
16-American ship City of Flint. turned
over to Germany by Russia. sails
from Russia.
'1a-Germans claim lis foreign ships sunk
since wal began.
Five freighters sunk by Germans.
.11-Soviet demands raise new crisis in
Finland.
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JANUARY

l-Chinese dictator "'purges" govern.
ment ranks of 200 peace party"
leaders.
3Japan's cabinet resigns over poll.
cies in China.
Spanish rebels report capture of Ar.
teSa.
~6-Hungarians and Czecho.Slovaks fight
along border.
15-Spanish rebels take Tarragona In
drive toward Barcelona.
18-Madrid ruSheS fresh troops to de-.
tense of Barcelona.
22-All citizens of Barcelona called to
dig trenches.
2tSpanish rebels bomb Barcelona.
26-Rebels TAXI Barcelona without q
battle.
3O-Hitler demands return of colonies.
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21-Germany charges Munich man with
beer cellar explosion: arrests two
British agents.
Britain declares unrestricted block
ade of Germany in repriSal for il.
legal mine warfare: forbids neu-
trail nations to trade with Germany.
22-British destroyer sunk. 40 missing.
Nazi bombers raid S~hetlands. no
French report torpedo BOAT sank two
subs.
23-Eight more vessels sunk: total for
six days. 25.
France and Britain claim 20 air vic.
tories in three days on western front.
EXiled Polish government begins
functioning in rance.
Bulgaria permits British to establish
propaganda center in Sofia.
24-BritlSh cruiser damaged in port by
blast from mine or submarine
French repulse German attack east
of Moselle river
25-Berlin claims bomber hit four Brit
ish warships: london denies.
Six nations protest British ban on
German trade.
26-Two hundred eighty-seven die in
sinking of Polish liner Pilsudski and
a British armed ship. Germans
fight back British planes attempting
TO raid kiel canal.
British fights for a new Europe.
Finnish guns Kill four Russian SOL
diers: Soviet charges.
27-Russia demands Firms remove sol.
diers from border: Finland offers to
negotiate border issue: Russia
threatens war.
28-RusSia denounces nonaggreSSion
pact with Finland: Finland declares
Russian reports of border attacks
false.
Germany claims British cruiser sunk
by submarine: Britain denies.
es-Russian troops invade Finland after
breaking off diplomatic relations:
Firms stunned by break.
3O-Russians claim 10-mile advance into
Finland: bomb Helsingfors: declare
Firms attacked first. Finnish cabi.
net resigns after declaring war on
Russia.
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SQUALLS U. S.
navy's diving bell gets first real
test rescuing 80 SURVIVORS from
sunken submarine. Twenty.six
others die. .u
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JANUARY
21-The ~airliner Cavalier wrecked at sea
off Cape May. N. j.. three lost. 10
23-Homber crashes on test hop at Los
25-Thirty thousand killed. so. 900 injured
by earthquake in Chile: towns wiped
out in disaster.
2-Japanese submarine sunk In COLI.
11-Army mystery plane crashes after
r
1.-Two hundred killed in explosion OF
munitions dump in Japan: 800 houses
ls- Text Killed viz IN airplane crash near
2s-Airliner crashes in Oklahoma. killing
eight.
APRIL
-Four navy aiers killed when planes
collide in maneuvers.
1tTwenty. EIGHT killed. SO injured In
train wreck, in Mexico. -
l6tTornadoes In Arkansas. Texas and
Louisiana cause So deaths and In
juries to 800.
MAY
23-Fifty.nine trapped in sunken sub.
2+Thirty:three rescued alive from squa.
lus. rs dead.
JUNE
missing British submarine found
mired in mud: 80 lost;
+Twenty.two persons killed in Mexi'
16-seventy.one lives lost in wreck Of
French submarine.
18-Ten dead. So injured in Minnesota
tornado.
JULY
s-Eifty.three drowned. q missing; in
12-n.y..ery explosion and fire damage
navy aircraft carrier Ranger.
1+Twenty.eight perish in mine blast at
17-Five Killed as train hits auto in Chi.
cago suburb.
23-Avalanche on Mount Baker. WASH.
kills two. four missing,
AUGUST
11-Nine U. S. army Hiers and two navy
f'ers killed as two bombers crash.
13-Fourteen killed as Miami to Rio de
Janeiro plane crashes in Rio harbor.
Twenty-three killed. 60 injured. when
streamliner Is wrecked in Nevada:
rail officials charge sabotage.
25-Storm in California kills 100: dam.
age. 81. 000. 900.
28-Munitions plant blast In Britain
kills Is.
o
11-Wreck of school bus at War, w. Va,
kills six: II injured.
VEMBE
l+Five hundred killed and injured when
fire engulfs Venezuelan oil port.
DECEMBER
3-Typhoon ravages five islands In the
Philippines.
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LUTHERAN
missouri Synod

n OICIhC, pdSCOT
Sunday school,, 1000 am.
English service, 11:00 am.
Everybody welcome!
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MAY

VIA
s-King and queen Of Great Britain
sail for Canada.
liking and queen of Great Britain
welcomed at Quebec.
liking and queen start on tour Of
Canada.
25-Bill setting up dictatorship over in
dustry introduced in British parlia.
ment.
29-New border wal develops between
Japan and Russia in Manchukuo.
JUNE
l0-Bombs in mail in England injure
seven persons.
14-Japan presents Britain with e de.
mands as troops tighten blockade
at TientSin.
2O-British women and children fee
Tientsin to escap Japanese economic
liking and queen given tremendous
reception on their return to England.
25-Soviets repulse Jap air attack on
Mongol border: shoot down Is planes:
27-Japs report shooting down SO Soviet
planes in battle over Outer Mongolia.
JULY
l3-France jails two newspaper execu.
tives. charged with receiving pay
ls-Danzig political police purge city Of
Socialists.
24+Chamberlain promises Britain will
stay out of Japan's a in China.
Japan orders Canton river closed to
foreign shipping.
26-Four bombings in England blamed
on Irish Republican army.
AUGUST
aBritain offers to mediate Japanese
6-Spain executes SO persons for com.
plicity in Staying OF civil guard off.
Ger
s-Sudden German food shortage ouses
public.
SEPTEMBER
26-French cabinet decree end Com
muniSt party in France
27-Bulgaria seeks trade pact with Rus.
STA.
2s-Constantine Argesanu appointed pre-.
mier of Rumania.
o
2-Delegates of 81 republics at an inter:
American neutrality conference fixed
a safety zone around two Americas.
1JapaneSe admit loss Of 18. 1000 men
in fighting Russians.
SChinese halt Japanese drive in HUI.
lo-Soviet returns wilma to Lithuania.
l1-Britain and Russia sign trade agree.
ment.
27-Pope Plus in encyclical assails die.
tators.
2~8-Thousands arr ested as Czechs and
Nazis battle in Prague.
2-1Slovak mob wrecks shops and news.
papers in Eratislava. Hungary.
British threaten to abolish self.rule
in India.
2O-Ex-kaiser narrowly escapes death in
storm at Doom.
3Japan faces scarcity Of food this
winter.
Peru opens great new port facilities
to Callao.
11-Italy quits league Of nations.
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7-President makes new demand for
$50 millions more for PWA after sign.
ing appropriation bill with that
amount cut out.
9-House passes bill making state and
municipal employees subject to IN.
come tax.
13-Justice Brandeis retires from the
u. S. Supreme court.
15-House approves $376. 900. 900 defense
bill.
25-James ]. Hines. Tammany chief.
convicted of violating lottery laws.
gu. S. Supreme our rules Sit-doWn
strikes illegal.