- • v.__ --- ' ... ; T- H. :Y "I z ..... T _ v, c:.:. . : t : i , 1 9 Yo , 1 1 : '■ c tir, • from jc=--*o toni -ht; and it seems --■ -l-'f- t :: l. e ilfn- 1 -re in Chice *o tching the news f f ‘ fr.: : -ll /.. r the or Id, because th‘ r is bej I tar ted it •< ter, . . ■ ■ ars ago. it :.y .. y at T *- .'.onharilp if I ceald still find the in lowin . , r it was just my imagination tlr-1 ‘ i i urea t : ;.n- y luce. It stili|is all rir’ t. fr f• ■ r . • : rolled In fro. Ye.. York thf t same old breeze was /hi' r n r f- n io": i ; n y ale vs "d ■ t : thirty mile cli^ . But I li>e it. Bven f you have s^ent too much of you^ time in the tronior ? ni . • v*-.- - r ' :i so you to <e 1 ' f • u tit ‘-ha u ord Li chi 'un rveiiu* .ind r* t. b e hint you •.-nci ^le.-ces y ?u ^u- u t- -long . hethr; y . want to or not. There*': - oner in the air out here. The enf.u : • - nd vi ; ot of Chicago in contagious. It»s like a j £riived just in time to help officiate at the t ■■) ir' c . .. . ervice. Tn fact it wes. quite en historic ■ * ' u. * h* r ’ t-n to be i-'^okesman on the ".ir f jp the • • ' ^ - Air 1 n rt, ... e ■ * A. T. V d to teke "art in t! ■ inauguration of the fir at t- v - : - rviot b- t rcn Chicago and New York. it o*' e:. t .cry . Aa ; it : :.o. n ta-u ca n fly fror’. Nev’ York to Chic . r C ■ . In si an i: : . . fhis al . enger air service cl:;. • ti n . t. f: Atl: ntic coast to the ' • cif ic. : : 1 ' , 11 Chip] • 5 toou 1 '« • ;ri; y t: *-.• C£ r ■' ay. CM* f Blackbird v:es in his -dress, Lank ;. M had b spotted pony ■ n '.uian crag with him. The li'.: , y u krr , c r\ i . t: 5 r. t.h ing buu t vO s t ic.-cc like the groui ' Lt. .............. 1 ’ 1 Talley to the .ttl-ntic cor rt .ith a dr.— . And there we were hel ing ' ' ■: ' ■ - ' ' half months to ; ix end !! half hours. 3t' : v * ’ * n t c ;v. ch irivtr 11'; I. * - • • cc: •!: vir1 .,n ty four v rvC :: ' - ■ 3 - ; ut t:.- ir* o; t Ju:L to show the c ntr- * '.•*••. 3 y • * h reFvr.t. Kv said to it • ’ * . ‘ ? .%e ..e- t : ■ t fro:. Chicago x to *>-. V0r.: •• • thres* hand re J doll r. . . . . ?re: i ..ent Carii. :• .11 ;d tru rennte to order, anc in the lov/er " ;v' cnr.worth banker. I*e.. tiiue: ,.ith his gavel, and ■ - - - ■ thin ici e, f coni . v :■ T^vx.r th-.- : i -v; ’ t y. Accord in to the United pres: , the two hou.-e: ;.er ly dec' red t] • elves in seesien, end sr-ointed smi 1 11 ' . • it - { 1 f h Ldn’t elre: Cy .:n .. J.v .e of the members made announcements about bills •'.ft t . ; . v.;: :r:tro ucm , •_ ton • ’ hert • re f- rr: relief and tariff cran^e: . In ih. senate there nromise: to be a fight about Senator Davit of •.•nnrylv: nia. They : ay he srend too much money on hi? el cMon, nc. some think he should be ker>t from x taking his ~-l -Ce in t) e enatt. r.v•.ry: :-y is '..siting ior the President's messar . Th- n business - or battle - '. ill begin. The United Press adds that the tig croud of senators and < ■ ■ > shaking and beck sleoring end talk and laughter. Fveiyhody seemed to be feeling great* ' ThCor: zn un 1 5 stf prfcd ' ■ L 2 ilts« ^ t; - : r. . ■ r; ’ C1' it,:ls '-aria di s-jayed bolshevist banners, ■vno t:.vrt xax -lit : : *ht fr .. the oc-itol stens, ecroos the in.:: ' ' ' y t . the i e< c- l or. a::a..rr., There v:ss punching end .r-’. 1 ' ng ■ n ■ ciabrin^. Some noy e ..hot wa: Sired - but most of t■..■ i’t inr : tear . ' 1. to 1 • . The- r'oIice were equineed v.ith * :> m. fh r-. lenty - f with tear. streaming down che ? •, •. t tin irr re. -10 its >ork. The riot was finally s -ut Ich , nd e number o f arrests were mao . C-*ic’ ' : f' : ‘ 'M Ar-n:f:r-.don - th-.t the Oriental -r' ‘ ' ' v- r. It; : ' • I cr - h? t ourht the locality -r"v 'n 1 * in th* bit le. They are already digging f'r nci- nt rel lea r. the historic site. The Chicago Tribune te •' ;• I f . • • : u Tily ld,c..)Q. and that seems cheap for Arm a cdon, Ar •’me. . •t. of the Uaiver Tty of Chicago have been •-1 r< ‘ f Arms^ecd-'n for sever' 1 years now, and Dr. Jamer F. Er-wit’d, the f - .uour scholar, tells how at one time they were ;' ■ . : a r- ’. a r cket out ther , and the American scientist >:re t- w.n hr. liKe bunch of rreeniiorn suckers. For three year; the* rent*, d the land *'ron some native yrr-br - that is, they thought they v;er rent in r It fro® the Arab: . As a matter of fret, t! t Arr-t: •'i-'ri't own the lino at ail. They -retended they li t n«i c olleote . It wffc." Just the old, old story o. i-exlir.g t h e B r o o > 1 y n 5 r i e r e, - re. . states that T ■ '-C ' " .‘''tiv ; " ,.T; !r * i rylf rx- _ v <• r. ."lore than a ‘ 1 1 • ' e ti ne. For t . ':ntr'11 • '■ r ' J; • 1'it r leader, a fighter, a fire * ■ : I' ’ * ‘ '*•' ■ in the thick of bottle in most , nc Ing the st i ers and inciting t'*.'••• t vl lence. bb-1 .• . : r:. ‘ r. In. 1 r no , ai. ; later on taugh t school in ‘ h: ■ : 1 ■ an ir . ulcer. Her husband find her :' • u. : 1: .r-r. - d y^llov. fever er*idemic. Child labor in the .. ‘ tr ' r 1 r. t ' I'd. .r - ru *’ ^ , and from then on she A w f ne f t: d r“m t - *; * • tom ’ r. the country. Che was an organ * rer : - - h- • • ' union.. ' Tv e ravage Colorado coal strike of 191/ > w.r- • ftr an f n< ti r.-l rom’nence. The Rockefellers had her ut in J '1 .a c n ■<: : ""n chr. rector. Or. ■ ! ur.circ th birthday lest ray she made reaoe with her , • Joi n D. senior rent her a telegram of congretuL’ tionr , and th*- ole vunen said: He's a good snort, and we’ve made ^ e- ce. ” "e* • * * ’ ' ' : ^1 n' ■ t' Ti' a,. y.:er . -1 0e !t! the whole w r' :: r. - ■ - th* and f ;n> 1 • e< ce ■ a i 11 te buriec. in the tni- x Zi v i ' c • ' ■ * . ount Clive, tiev; York *' -*i-; ’'■* r- " .1 h co-1 rainer:- have gone on strike. The trMit;* !.* h i' r,:r- hour, . The British govemraent has decree e even • r. r. h1 if hour d^y for cot 1 miners. The mine ov.r.er , ecc r ' n - t th* Cv.: c- — "v- nir-r /mericen, went the mi: bps to work : r f' vt cimht hour •• ys no then one five hour day. But the aimers v.ur.t t. rtreimht seven end a half day. A me:.-'-:- I c ---I miner ’ strike throughout Great Britain has be-.-n * hr*- termin’ f r •• ver- 1 d-tm , end today ninety thousand Scott 1: h nm f 't . ' m u- at *h- "its. That may be only the b ir.m - hit th- British Government hones to "revent a strik- :■ f ail the co- 1 miner: , h: h v.ould re'n rlenty more 'routre over thei . rr 1a 1 ;-tr- ■ n In fr , ] QSC0W where they 1 re h • 1 - in,- i '■ • ' " *’:* ;• * : t ' ro;'es; orf and eneinet r n t ri * I f :■ t:.< ; - * ‘ ^ xy.xy, : v*- made full confess ions •' ‘ ; ■ 'I ' t th . )vlet 8ric 5bout other : • : , cl* * c res: , have testified. One v. .■ : - ; ’-.u ; : .. ' t • • of the Co unis t Party. The : th > r C . i a r f ri nance in the . ervice of the Soviet « >vt rn::: r. ‘ ....................... 111 ed t hr t * hey v/err. v/orkino secretly t.peinr t ’h * . ; • t . fh* ii-t-rr.' t: tn?-1 *e\.i Service tells us that ther e tv : :o- r v or: : f *•:cr• t ^nt i-soviet grour celled the Progressive ’ - rv.-, on . r. •>t :■ o ’ n * *o one of them acted as prosecutor in r-n 'ror‘,rit * r; • 1. And at tin t trifl he rosecuted rty, of whidh he m secretly a mbt r , ni;d -. nt them to death or exile. ve : jf - v ry different sort comes from i an.- . A demonstration w : st£ 5 ?ed there end it was a demon? treti of lonl y to the Czar - that i to the mm. who claim. to he the Czar of All }i ■ ■■ r i ' ■ • j ' ‘i ;r> - stand* next in :re success! 'n to f :u i • n * ? ;• ^ . a r r -v-r s Russian - ■ ter that *slte R‘-irrten a*!!, r : ntU h-:: a *,ePvt mllltary review ir, the -re enc, ft- Jr :.u Duke. Th Drani Duke end the Grand juchess -*'• v»• '■ r ' t 1 :: .* use \o r or t vo pv;ay fro*n the ■ iaeric ' t • y. Fro:?, r CO"', 1 t-h 1 ii i* L r' nd ?* 6 A i ji the * a '8 v ' wJnSln* Uf . r» n r. • * ri! -ht «ro#r tb« oce, n. A whole rioelE icr , ,! r r ti r of tvelve hip bomber'. :■ .*• “• t : . : b: rc. on't co.-e ut > this way. Th" • : r "r *' ■ r ... * . :/ ic •>' ^bout the equator, from Africe t ‘ ,* * .• • ' o . * •• - t • ’ rt £ , the flipii* will be led by It' i • ‘ : , ' . 11::! r. e lr i: tvr. The utchines will te r et - - 1 - _ t- . . ' '• 1 ; I tel ion bombers. They will start :> • ■ lt\t :v.. It- ly, ar.d o-» in down the '^st Airic : 1 t ■. . t • r, ocr ■ the "outh Atlantic. Hew Years Zny ,.11' c v r In the middle . the flight - and that voyi o* of twelve yi > nt olones ? hring across the oceen wi. certainly be no n • v. y f rinoin." >ut -’1c ■ nd IT‘IT Over in Italy there':: sene test unemployment relief under way. They had a little trouble, which stirred things ur t- tiiti* bit. In the big industrial city of Turin thousands of unj - 1'yd workmen mr^ded along the streets, and they ell had their ^oc'-.et: turned inside out, to s' o how they tk stood financially. They r> lurid ere d e bre-d v. a rron, and ^ ut big sign s on v,oils. This is what these signs s? id: I-RTAD FOP OUT CHILDREN CP. T:; . *’E;D OF !'US'-OMNI. According to the Associated Press, the •-‘ollce nut fiov.n the disturbance, and the authorities acted immediately. They got busy with o big * ublic works - ro -ram to ^ rovide jobs for the jotles . D e’’i c n; c y w - e suspended ; n 1 e rm any tod a y, Th e Chancellor hne lost the sur-^ort of the Helchstsdt, and so, %c-Ci*5: n■' t > the 1 nterr.ationnl Kerns Heron e§,, President Von Hloeeobtrry i: "uttine through a set of financial lews by merely 02 cle iniin^ t' ’ in, vdiether n- rlitmient likes them or not. This s .cunts el ■.* t j e: tehi: Fl.ine a. dictator shir, hut the German constitution ^er ts it in n :ner//ency. DIGE 'T Here's ?. line tH t hit. me - or mther it hits that car of :rane. It's DUt jf the To-ic: in Brief, that collection )f bright l : n■ ■ in eecv e k 1 s Liter*: ry Direst. And most of us v.ho have a car c^-n take it to he- rt. Any\ ey, the Digest quotes the Boston :’em Id in ■-•■y' n-/ th? t fro'i :r. a tor in-- standpoint, the trouble with the rjechine age i: the age of the •nr-chine. :Q T O’ IS ' ' T Here * r '• line th- t hit. me - or rrther it hit? thet cnr of mine. It’s out of the Tories in Brief, thot collection of bright lino In eoch e o * r Lite re ry Dirfest, And moet of ur ho have a c-tv cm teke it to heert. Anyvay, the Digest quotes the Boston Herald in saying that fro-: a motoring standpoint, the trouble with : ' ■ ■ ! t1 f the chine. 7;- T A Ne.. York If captain was afraid oi burglars, so he rigged u- a burgl- d trar. It was a sort jf shot gun t: ri ■ ■ ::>u"it , but according to the International News Service, the 1' : - ' tr ::: w ■ aw y for a wont . ,/hen he returned he forgot 1 '*• hr. cut : ; burglar tra1^ , v:£. iked right into scaia it and was ix si : through both leg. . I remember hearing about a similar incident out East. In Singe- ■••re tnc on the isl?nt of Sumatra, they tell about it. I ’ ■ * .e t :ry f: Fr n. :uck, the wo. t famous wild animal wan in the world, Frank Buck, the mm v.ho brings ’em back alive for our zoos and circuses, the n wh > once knocked an orangutan out with his bare fiats. ;ell, Frank Buck tells about an Asutrelisn who set some tra s fcr tire: , enorwou. steel s-ri ng tr? 's. He caught no tigers, tut he did catch himself. He went out to insrect his traps in the Sumatran Jungle and walked right into one. The enormous tiao ceught one of hi 1' gs- and took it of - . ,, he Austi^al on was a high-snlrited fellov; and it didn't dam- en his enthusiasm for life in the least. The other evening I told you about lavender mice et the New York ^et .h end n:n. comer the tele >f on ink crinking rot. It come :• to me In a : etter from Jooeph I;. Stencil, Assistant Post t r • t Menly, If. nth Carolina . Hr. Standi 1 t.lls me that the r • i fl ice • t ;.enly had a ret 1 raysttry. "Every night for five n: rt *.: th* ink -.veils v;er< turned ov: t , ■ nc nobody could guess who did it. Then fr. toncil :n- ce hiuself an amateur Snerlock Holmes Pc h' • hi elf and tched. And whet he sow certainly surprised Lim, A i ! * tv t crime along, and started to drink out of the ink well: , on- eft r another. And when he was through drinking out of -r e, V ► turned it ov r, Ti en they set a trs^ , ?nd x caught the ink drinking rat. hr. Stencil thinks the animal became addict ‘ tc in: Jrinkin -, ir. but there v.as no water around for him to drink. At t:.e : incoln Tf-rk "oa , In Ch5 ’ • n i-, >",* ■ ! ffc Y-k - th- t i; , he h.. e r 1 c k, tut h« I n’t ?.ny mur' . Th" tbet tin yak came fro t’r : f •; m e th: in Chica-o were not hi nny. He v.as res ties: , and t.e .v1 . . • ci. lie V ^ M ho:-.- ick. No , e h me; iek. Yr;K i... -nou :h to brin ■ tears to anybody’s eyes. The keener did /.ha t he could, but it didn’t do any good. The only similerity betv•;een Cl i * J that it1 in tl p] 1 - ... )nly Til • t is 4: en t: v.indier. The v.i r.dr. blow in. Tibet all the tioe. The keener figured tin * ‘ he could ia.n irt- zX the Himalaya r ount'-in: and the vatt ^lateau f Tibet t Chicago, it would make the t yak hn^r-y - but the :. 1 y*-: and Tibet are far e.. • y, an -d they’re rather large, too. Th n th t yak . udch oi y became bapny, and wrsn’t homesir-: any mor . Ne w sstisfi . and frisky, an,., if you’re never seen a frisky y k, you ou■ *ht to. »/el i , t .• reason why th. t y k changed hi: .mind about ChiCfo'o v/r b eef-use th-y u' mini in 1 r. ev, c: <re , a..~ that cogs vr. s next door to >ne in v. hich was a herd f A-mericnn buffs loe - rr rulor -1: tl:..- Buf f t lo Bi' 1 luf: loe . It -s fhe ■ iir ■ er ay. the yak’s buffalo* th • . tr y k. : I V - £ 1 - '1 ............... * is.1' noUj-'l. I , , v c. ■tt. In Chi C£ie;o Pieny years •- , T * v- ' - ■ :• u: h ht.. V .rk for so long now that New York 1. ny h , : Ik th* t yak, during *ry t o -..e- ks in Chics ' , : ~ V • t : . f r 7: : ■ uv,-y. If I do, I’m go in/? out to that . j , . ■ f ' nto c . kayt e I’ll get them to nut a Chic*. -’O' ! r.‘ n t * ..ine, .nd then n.-ybe I’ll kid An< , like that yrk, I won’t te home: 1 ok - ny i*-. . he r. .hilt , 7 guess I’ll C out no-., end aamrle sme more "■: th!. - 17 - <i. . Cr.ica.*:: t. re . e th t is shistli) ^ n- *f Lar^e Co, 3 LChO ■’TIL :o: ) . .. . -11*