to til T;ic: ■ R:?: r T . -------------------- -------------------- .. ------------: ,. • 1 : HAhV DnS^T 'V—t.JLSL -'l 9 , 1930 rrrpc wit) news today. stories tumbling on the heel* of eech other. Lots of news. News from Vnrhin *: )n. Son;- t': in,* '.-bout be.- ebell. a bombing or tv.- . A *1 1 • ’ ■ . ’ * :i f re- • ■ • rs :ov.n in Vexico C :tv ■ btle with • irates in China. Buried trersure. - ■ . . ' . Another answer to the sar old question, "Yfho * s the rich t in the •vorld?" And so on SHIN^TC\ mmmmm 1 . re i i over t ■ ay said he 2 ' f • : 4&nv -ore tfaaa MSO.OOO.OOO for unr 3 employment re! ief. f0 e ; .-.fo: , c.n ’ c. n- : 1........... ' i ouc hto be more but ac-c s o r c i i - ° ^ e i e <. i r e s s , t h e ■. resident ■: dec I arec !"> i m ss I f v iJt'h & iqr^n* He sa i d 7 nrosee- i ty cannot He restored by pair's on a l e 1' u " I i c ire ar: ur y anr be ar!ded that some 9 of be talk rbout increasing the amount of 10 o n ( v to 1 e s^e n,u is just o I ay i nr politics 11 a ~ the ex^enre of human misery. 12 I he Pre silent points out that he has 13 told Conr res j u 1 hov: ; uch money the gov- 15 16 17 14 er nt ini Is to s^enc’ for a! ! ^ur^oses. And be laesnll tntmnrii to spend any more, tn t hr ..ther be nr’ , enrich nro-osals for s tn' in' he.vr been mare in uongress to run Ur ci total of S4,500 , b b!0 , C 00 . i9’ Those strong words the President so uttered '.ere folio w e d y cj u i ck ac c i o n i n si 0 o ;■ re r . A th erd mt ' o On Tied rres-, 22 the r, iuse of Repre sente c i ves nc.ssec. the as first one of th< ' ills that the President st hr - ■■!' e r' r. 1 ; 1 -’Vi"' ’‘or 31 10*000,QCP 26 to ire used for .unern I oynent re lien. : Page ! K S I -1' 1 i a . r.:: : a change in the 2 iv v I _uil in )rorran. The idea has 3 heen a! ! a Ion' 'hat - e ought to have 6- . inch run cruisers instear' of the 8-inch Vt r*"^7 ./uv-'X, 5 Q'uri "hy '! . ;?n^ “ he Navy jenartnrent has heen 6 arpu i n ' '' h s t v ay . but now rumor says that the i r!r r i c chan r» d r n "r are goinr to e I ay 1 ff >se 6-inch gun war-boats. hur- 9 thermore, ve i u-t ' ait until the next Naval 10 Conference in I h 36 and then have the treaty- n * ar/i- nde d to •'rov i de for rhr&,8 - i nch. cun•*'r A ^ 12 | hr r r vernr., nt has ^a r Je any is announc of t! is, hut the International h Nev• service states it -as the information 'f 15 on the autor i ty of I eader i n u ongress . is A n d t a ikin' 1? here r s on ah - ut is corset steels i n t j b a 111 e s h i p s w Alice ..ons'evc I t Longworth end it hapnened 20 d r r j n r the war. The corset manufacturers ’."ere using iron e n o u g h fS* y p ar o h u i I o. ?' >ut naval matters, kx I adv whoJ n ' eaxing r\ 3 h e 22 t ’: ■' 1 ' i Qiii 23 for co r s e t s t 24 25 .8 • end they were using i The natter t fore the director c : m r u ^ e - Qf steel supp Mes of the war i n('u s"r i e s a n he wante a c. r-' '' Q k n ij v/ 1 \ T l n -— Page 1 2 3 4 5 I 6 | 7 ! L 6 4 whether e. I I that f'4- c.n essenticl industry the Assoc if.ted , re ss as being usec' in 3 o, accordinc to i . he: tele : hon et i.'r s . Longv rtl ? ked herT^^e-said th?tevi*4L -U I A I n d u 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 13 19 cors e : c c i c w q,£ ^ n o t a n e s s e n t i a I stry . the c or s h 1 : ma.n uf act ur e rs cot no lore steel. i/rs. Ho )ver todev christened the birrest merchant shir ever bui It in the United ttates. She named it the "President Hoover". The Internet iona! Hews Service renort o t hi t l'.rs. Hoover bro e a bottle of water across thf shin's bow with becoming 20 21 22 23 24 dicnitv-and-rrace and the oreat vessel s ' e '' r'ovn rnts. the ?; E-xs^a urny* . -iGz. -OtAj? -U0 t V~ lx G( rru-v^- .-.C. }1^. a. ~ ~ ''cHsu/xt ^ 25 . -- - ' WK r -.: WrPI»PJH»JL» ■ ■ '■ ---- PA j RS Page_ i? in Gel ifornia the Pac’re-of-the- .. £ i n s i ? rl d . He was ^at her R i c ard , a u>^«. wL f-c*^vvx-<fv^a taT,f 6 7 8 9 10 11 Jesu i t s strono;.: Head ’ of the v - v 'T3> l ^5,~ vv » ^ Ast r omaTr\i c c. 1 Un i v^.p-oi-^ of the University /v y y 5 of S £ nt £ Cis ra for a nurnber of y ear s. A go »r to the Associated Press, he had r ' o r ' : ’ t vou c ou i d HKaGKHhy nroohesv Vcether by ohservinc the sun snots. ,Vany scientists d i sac reed v; i th his ideas but he k- it on watch i nc the sun snots and • re'e v J £ t r e r forecasts that were so cor- A : te oeoole out there called him 12 rec : x is t h e Padre-of - ’.he-A a i ns 14 15 16 17 ! 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 j 25 •'1 ■ ’ t^e " 30thrill season officially closed tht r^ort . -iurs are be^inninR to uncover the skeleton of old i-.an ..-a. eb • i. . The - League magnates opened their Annual meeting in lev. ''or-: to- ' y. The United Iress informs us that they are tf ...in^ about the Draft; in other words, the way the :.'e j' r Lea -Ut:. dr v. oloyerr from the ' inor Leagues. Yes, and they are •■ * in ar-uiny about the old home-run menace - the anr it 1 °il, ;* o kno, . Gome baseball magnates think home-runs are too ily h:t. There’s e lot of Palaver about trading flayer too - on^ manager trying to trad a dozen of his -^layers and a st"ck of J’ ck for a Babe Ruth and all that sort of thing. Anc th n one ball club i tarting an argument with Judge Landis t*K-1 may -r Vide - few fireworks soon. 'ell, talk about baseball brings thoughts of Spring, and most of us don’t object to that ING Page / hrrt^e ^+rtsd ^ an oJ: h c r bom b outrage here in U'icaro. (\ charge of no w e r f u I h x explosives was thrown against the front of the Furniture Mart, the second I a r. Co l i I c i ng i n t he y/or I d • .< i ndo'"s were shattered and there was a terrific commotion. Accor r' inr -o the unitec' Press, no I ice bei ieve the bomb was tossed from a 10 oassing car. but nobody seems to know why 11 b u a o r: e o . c Crb i c & m y s t e r y c’ u r i n c this 12 era o^ the racketeer. 13 I i, 15 16 17 ! 13 “ 20 21 22 23 24 25 c - :* ' lap : y : vi it-.i « -• culler lab^rntory her in Chicago this afterno n, • laboratory Dr the study of crime founded by rurt. ; r:\ee t e ■: t^jr r> icaro^F prominent citizens, jn tL:-* ci i..if. l'*t ..h--r-o * :• microsco"6 with which you can tell in an in t i-t. ...Drt.i' t fcullet h1 s be n Lirec from s 'articular Fun. *. elx -1 • I k f -* <■' f-Tv left >n u hx bullet '.-.hen it nasses through cun fc- rrel, n the: e mr r-:s can be rei d like finger ^rints, T ■ :• in to nee, ’ ol icemen was burr, ed ff by a criminal over in nhn 'tat if ' ichigan. He escaped but in his room they found a :iachine gun, A ullet was fired through the machine *uh, ■ nd th •.cr- '.c .*’ e showed the same markings on it as were on the bullet: in th< f mous Chicago ^ ine Day garage affair. That m ch ine '110 h* d been usee in the go rare massacre. The -olice no know the identity of the men who owned the gun, ana he ir beinp’ hunted far and ide. Ther is a lot of strange information coming at out about the reign of the racketeer, in all nerts of the country, , , , , pvpm-le St. Louis has been ^nd some things are surprising. For ex 1 , CRI . -_;__ - the 2 nt r f' 1 1 * :n ’ ; ■ F r cket. Thrt feet is brought out in t:.- le din • rtlcle of this v/e -k’s Literary Digest, the •' : ■■■* are stil on the news stands. Inv ty t: it. : r c>- teerinr ar being held in many of the big ' • intry, en th Digest hi thered startling factr ' nd nut tiiesi together in a sou * erticle. According to th- Li ~ert t ry, Lev: York seems to be outrunning Chicago in the r ct f r r cket- r:.nr d'shonors. One month after the Leri: Li-::, nd ho tin “, ' ersons were put on the r-^ot in New u ee facts like these here and there, f-nd th- n f r t bout thorn. They donft mean much until they ere carefully ~~ut togetl lyzed. Thet is exactly wha the editors of the Liter- ry Blue t have done for you. It’s not a olersnnt to-ic. But it’s im-ortent one, vital to every American. I think you ..ill agree v.ith me if you turn to your Literary Ligest end read the leading article. vh ;. l —- Page___ / P> _ In i c h i c: an , they've discovered ’ • * ■ ■ hales and these cire est — to ' e between twenty and thirty J' 1 1 ‘ 1 n r 6 ino'te , pre-hist- e scientists, there x ere 3 ! e n t v c *' v. - c. I c s in whet 11 '* 5 i HI £ t C; 4; t ho u s t rr' '/e c r s o □ r i c a c , ■ 6 Bu ue re T s a is now ; ichican. I e111 r ‘from 2. radio listener 8 v. h0 : £ 5 c ) he r c, 0ry 1 0 account for •>h0se 9 1*’ n a I 0 se ! e t 0n s b-ve A .0 accoi F=rt found 10 He thinks they ms y (’ate back 'oC years, A 11 Because, th l t time, when he was a 12 v oun 1 r. 1 an , he sa >.v two whales in !,! i c h i r an . 13 I hew ere on f t s.%. cs r s and were, s5, own v 14 an entenrisinc remoter at so much oer is i 0 d<. i ne o'' h . as exhibited in Lay 1 6 City, and it ccu -ied the treater oart of 17 tw 0 flat cars. Bu+ finally he author i t i e or ced JL I Dromoter to bury that vbale. 19 S 0 lay ’ e t’ os c rhale skeletons w^i^^h.ave 20 been ^ ooverar o J us t the ^ r s..la i ns of A 21 the t v ■ o . v c’ ; s 22 circus u r •/ e " r s 1 c 0 23 24 25 Fr.: uin.-ini-- co.i« . a hint of t sinister drama Lng 1 ’• elated ii secret nolice was shot, and t f re . -i d, ! . aid the ;nan v:ho ki 11 e him a was ^ne -f t . f the hjlrhevik 3r>y System in the Balkans. talking about it tonight. : __ ' t : •< in : r.v' th t ---- corner jf Zurone. -’ »- ■ * . - - - - 'ii ..t:ie Slavs In the ter’ ito^y aroni.d ‘ - ‘ - Zu^o-Slavs in those "arts have n 1 I 13 ' ■ ' .. a • ; t th■ 71 c • • : ' 1 * ' th? t ' us ollni has nov. order-d . - o---- '■ - - * ■r- ther has be* n another pitched battle bet .e r. ' ollce ; n ’ii- t-. near the outh of the Yanktse River. T e rl t- 1 . • nd , accord in,* to the Associated "res: , nu r - * dor- -r> d . ,v sroall army of rolice % went out nd t: n th • f: *ht a m with the bandits on the losers i the rest took to their heels. z4; Page___ 1 2 I 3 4r 5 8 i Q 9 10 H ( i e T s a n oh', o I r ’ q u e s t i o n o r o p p i n Q a r a i n : - ». * o is the riche s t m an i n t h e always think of Rocef e I I er , or Henry bore'. but nov v/e are told that the modern heir to the mantel of oroSsus i s His _ x a I t e r’ i g hn e s s , th e h i z am o f H y r e r ab a c * The i z a: i i s t he r u I e r o f 1 n r’ i a T s v: e a ! t h i e s t s t at e . British Inch a officials at the Lone'on Round Table ii A, 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 13 20 21 22 23 24 25 ava r evea led star ger inq facts about his f or t' in r . According to the-. United Press, the Nizam has ,>500,000,000. worth of go I cl storer' jn ^ i s treasure-house n g i i s h .ian res s-ent three years lookinc over the j e v,‘ e I r y and he values it at Hizai T jewels of hiyderabad h t h i s vi,0GO,0 00,000 . I his is only personal jewelry and does not include the btate s 0 - r» n d m i n o' you , fo rt un e . vrea I me n co u n x T h e N i z am s oe r l of the i, i zarn f s p /V it.o s t epormou s I y t • e i r f hr t^Tnirns i n m i I! i ons /V n bi ! I ions c ounts his I once v t, r! t hi* 'i£hz-f«s^ h c: rules A ^ ov r v as t I an (' out’ U n t r a I I n c' i a r I i\ I Ai-i p L, • Page 7> 1 jiV: 0 ° w 0 ■ r'* rn is on the Deccan i I at- 2 j e au o ! t n e r e n i n s u I a o f H i n c! ust an . He 3 ;has his ov'n mercenary army made up of wOgJ 4 p a s s , j ■ • * r a d p am o u n t, a ! i 11 I e known section o '^oraeia. ..hen I was thepe he r s r e n u t e d to h a v e about a hun dr e d w i ve s an r’ ha n dm a i d e n s in his h a p e m . The K i z am sis not a H i ndu • he is a idussat! man . # 9 Uis domain includes the ancient 10 , k i n " c! o. of to I co n r a. 11 J 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Page___ /ia r'. f ' n t f QiVi r 8; 9 ^ 10 | 11 12 13 | ! 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 - a ( —( ^ — n e r 6 1 8 ni y fa e w s J t e rn d a y * 11 was pic<er' for me kr' a prominent Chicagoan my old f^ iend, i\e i ! „ard. "Doc^ C-ard is a rare soul, full of poetry, music and ' ^ ; i m a r i n a s i v e things. Coe is a great t rave I I er and the item he chose is a m a r v ■ I o u s story ab o u t digging for treas upe. h nd what a gI amorous back­ ground of romance is woven about it. IS4I years ago in the Homan city of Hompeii, a lady was arrang ing her jewelry on her dressing table. Che had a magnificent display of golden ornaments and precious gens. suddenly she heard a wild commotion. ^he must have gone out t o see w h at all the r ov1 w as about. h at she f ou n d w as, t h at old mount Vesuvius was erupting. Yes, and it was t he j r u m i on t he C buried t omoe i i • ^ he o i o n ^ t go back for her j e w els - - i gu e s s sc. e j st ran w i t h the res n . , n v w a ’7, 11 a I ia n archeologists wh o " e e x c a v a t i n g t he b u r i e - r u i n - 0 1 1,1 c !- ry city which was Pompeii, have dug heir way jnt j '.!:haJ u'WCu*! Ja? nunrihher" d on tYat‘table they have found her o Page / V jewelry, just as she left it 2,000 years ac o . w .. c c ir t' i n g to the associated ,re 3 s, c e j & V; ! r y a . op c i n a r y c o in rne p c i a I r at e s i s v.' o *t n H u nr- r 6 r' s o 'f "thousands o "f d o I ! ap s it t he historic interest that goes w i t h % ®~> i ’ v a I Lie w ou I c1 be hard to e st irnate - but it certainly v/ould be fabulous. UIGE3T Page 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 cn my ay in to ohicac,o this morninc fron .voc' rd, Illinois, l took a final look at this week1 s Literary Jicest anc here are a few breezy lines l oa rk ec!; i g h t give yo u ? gent I e tickle i n t he ribs. I he U i gest quo tes these Iines from the rathfiner. here the '/ a r e : - l he "ore cheek a g ir I has the I e s 3 blushing she r!oe s . o t h i n g disturbs a woman's poise like a d v 3 i r d u i o i s. a ay f o I/< s w hr o t bi n k they1 r o ^ t h/C e \ c ys '' -r /for /r ' c v v/i ! f He v^er )a3T the mezzanine t I oop . I o vp s comoanv', but it is in one leg than tfiisery 1 better to have rheumatism 18 in both. You'll fin r: you turn 13 20 21 I ot nore I ike that i f ) y t:IT LI r - L > 22 23 24 25 ic>: ■ J . : .. ■ typogranbicel error. Evidently some ty-L g t r» the r 1 adly b- lied up. The -eragrsph/tsken from a hlcit at aut by • Brooklyn charity organization, and here i. the ■ y i t i • d ; Do y 'u '.:no\ v ho t it is to sit down of an evening . it:, u b ; in you: hand, your faithful dog in your .. uth ? no you: good rire at your feet? t; , hov;* s t hr t for a great idea? As for me I think 1*11 , nd get into my muffler, end r- ' my hnt r round my neck - and take a stroll in the breezes along windy Michigan Boulevard* 3o» .