The Detroit News (Detroit, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 13, 1928 Page: 7 of 8
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their inmilon, promptly began sink-
ing mines on the Kite* of ancient
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hrory. vuhmbte because of Ita deep
coloring. and extreme hnrdneaa.
Keeps mother out of the kitchen
Fills up hungry children^
Pleases everyone* Good for all,
Platinum I* a whitish metal not
half us pretty u» gold or even as
friendship Is u ••udence of divine
melody melt mg through Ute heart.
No man Is fit to be a frlepd who
2—Mayor James Rolph,
1— Simon Michelet of Washington, president of the National Get-Out-The-Vote club.
Jr., of San Francisco turning the first soil for the city's $6,000,000 war memorial bulldlr
:v—Former Representative John Philip Hill of Maryland, now a colonel lu the Three llun
Fert^Mvjrer, Va., taking his troops over a steep bank.
Isn't clow'-mouthed about bis frlend's-
Coyotes often hunt In parka
ulTalrs.
peXel is the last word
in jelly making sr*
down inherent t >en with dum-dum bul-
let*/’
The applause that greeted the sen
ator’s speech Indicated tbat the tut
l olletteites of Wisconsin will follow
him into the Smith camp.*
Democratic Chairman Kuskoh, dur-
ing a visit to the-Middle West, said
the budget of the national committee
culls for a fund of $t,00U,000. Ho suid
the purfy would spend $500,000 in too
corn belt states and $000,000 In.radio
cumpulgning.
out his government's contention that
the League has done nothing toward
the solution of the problem of real
disarmament. He Insisted that urgent
steps should l>e taken to obtain definite
results and avoid the risk of-future
wars.
Uwrnef meet Hum. 4
PEXEL always makes jelly jell. Abso>
lutely colorless, tasteless, odorless.
Unlike other products, Pexel is a puce,
frail product—100%. Doesn't change
taste or color of most delicately fla-
vored fruit.
Pexel saves time and fuel. More
than repays 30c it costs. More jelly—
fruit, sugar and flavor aren't boiled
off because, with Pexel, the jelly is
ready for glasses as soon as it comes
to full boiL It jells by the time it is
cool. Get Pexel at your grocer’s. Rec-
ipe booklet in each package. 30c#
The Pexel Company, Chicago, m#
n««w •UtMaery. Comm
cut urrvtm*. Inquiry l»rl
Tti# Mail *»»v. VriuU
Many Nations Sign Kellogg
Treaty Renouncing War
as a National Policy.
f.UMUKH von SALK MB*
lu carloads at uholcaaU bHi
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ntriMry: cum *lt-ISt wndVIr durtSS sssrs
tlm- •« homo: dlKUlfled work. DUMON*
PBN CDMliNI. Indiana Harbor. Indiana.
insures this
rjERUERT HOOVER opened his
tl personal lindquarters In a house
on Me 'sachuseUs avenue-. Washington,
and from now on this will be the bast
of the Republican 1’resldentlul cam-
paign. There the candldute la receiv-
ing political workera from all part* of
the country und deciding questions of
policy. It was stated that he was pay-
ing especial attention to New York
slut* and would soon go there to make
some speeches. Whether or not he
wonld discuss prohibition was not de-
cided. National Chairman Work, Sets
retary Fort and Earl 8. Kinsley of
Vermont went to.Maine for a confer-
ence with Republican leadera of that
state. The Maine state election comes
September 10 und as it la always la$en
as an indication of relative party
strength the Republicans are anxious
to poll a heavy vote.
Prohibition party leadera decided
that their national ticket should be
withdrawn and members of the party
advised to vote for Hoover, not as a
By EDWARD W. PICKARD
X AR —selfish and wilful war—U
V v aww outlawed. Which is to say
that the representatives of fifteen of
the leadtug nations of the world gath-
ered la Paris and signed the Kellogg
treaty hy which they agree ter re-
nounce war as an Instrument of na-
tional policy In their relations with
one another.
Neither Secretary of State Kellogg
nor any ether of the signer* pretends
that the pact Is u panacea for the
1!>» of the World war nor that the
ceremony in the Qua! d'Orsay means
that there will be no more wars. Slut
as I/ord f'lishendun, British acting
foreign secretary, said, it Is the most
important step yet made In the long
road to realising eventual world wide
peace.
-The world lias not been remade hy
the signing of the pact," said the Brit-
ish plenipotentiary. "Wars may still
occur and we must not be too terribly
peXel
prevents this
q USSIA Is striving earnestly to at-
l\ tract foreign capital to that conn-
try. und the cougress of the Commun-
ist Internationale, In session at Mos-
cow, has revised a new method to do
this, embodied in a resolution width
Instructs foreign Communist parties
energetically to oppose further Invest-
ments of capital in colonial or half-
resolution
trfflSSegg
Malaria-Chills and Fever-DenGuo
Catalogue of NUablme - - Many-Legged Feng
colonial countries-
classes China. India. Egypt and South
Latin
Africa*
■American Is classed ns hall colonial
disappointed If some minor war breaks
partisan but ,M * firm supporter of
and the order Instructs agitators to
hinder by all means possible the en-
trance of capital to such countries.
Through arranging strikes, uprisings,
and sabotage, the OomMimlst* can
make these countries appear U, poor
place to rink money, as compared with
Bolshevik Russia.
the Eighteenth amendment.
of Blddeford, Maine.. Is thinking of
taking orders for frogs’ legs. He
almost decided to go Into the busi-
ness when he was catching frogs for
pickerel bait and caught one with
seven legs. He placed It In a large
glass Jar and now has to cateh Pea
and bugs each day for meals for the
captive.
almanac which was first published In
1763, and gives genealogical partic-
ulars concerning all the sovereign
houses of Europe, the mediatised fam-
ilies of Germany and many of the Eu-
ropean princely and ducal homes not
of sovereign rank. It also contains'
valuable Information regarding offi-
cers of administration md statistics
of the principal political divisions of
the Wbrld.
|-*OWN In Texas the ren-off Demo-
U cratic primary was won by Con-
gressman Toro Connolly by a majority
of more than 50.000 over Senator May-
field. Nomination being equivalent to
election, Oonnally will replace May-
field In the senate at the expiration
In America's traditional aloofness
from European affair*.. '"There Is no
implication or any Indication of Amer-
ica’s part to concern herself with Eu-
ropean affairs." he said.
Before It is binding on the United
States the pact most be ratified by
the senate, and It is certain that
there will be a fight on that action
-next winter, for a good many people.
Including some senators, profess to be-
lieve the treaty will lead us Into for-
eign entanglement* and toward mem-
bership In the League of Nations If
our senate does act favorably, tbe
other nations signatory will ratify the
pact within one year.
The fifteen original signer* of the
treaty, led by Germany because It
came first in the French alphabetical
list, are: Germany. United States of
America, Belgium, Frnnce. Great Brit-
ain and Northern Ireland. Canada.
Australia, New Zealand. South Africa,
Irish Free Rtute, India, Italy. Japan.
Foland and Cxechoslovakia. The
trenty remains open lor the adher-
ence of all other powers, and tele-
grams and cablegrams^ of adherence
began to come In before the Ink was
dry. Among the first nations to ex
presa the wish to sign were Denmark,
Norway, Bulgaria. Cuba, Rumania,,
Tmro-Slavia and Peru. And Yugo-
of his term.
Incomplete returns showed that Sen-
ator Tom Johnson had been renom-
inated hy the Republicans of Califor-
nia. Idaho Republicans renominated
Senator Frank Gooding.
A MERICAN marine*continued their
successful attacks on rebel hands
Id Nicaragua by routing a group com-
manded by Miguel Ortiz In Neuva Se-
govia. Amnesty has been granted to
Col. Guadalupe Rivera, one of Angus-
tlno Sandino's supply chiefs and for-
agers. who surrendered to the marines
at Jlngotega. His surrender Is be-
lieved to have been caused by recent
rebel defeat* along the Coco river
Crawford—My wife has hud a sink-
ing spell.
Dobbs—No»*e«se! Ton can’t be-
lieve what these doctors tell yon.
Crawford—But a doctor didn’t tell
me. It was a lifeguard at the bathing
pool.
Fart Werh
Police Captain—Did you get tbe
license number of tbat hit-and-run
driver?
Patrolman—No, but I* handed him
a ticket as be went by.
tx ERECTOR OF THE BUDGET
L/ LORD issued a report that was
not at all pleasing to President Cool
Idge. since It estimated that there
would be a treasury deficit of $94,279,-
348 for the current fiscal year. It is
the first time since the war the gov-
ernment's estimators definitely have
fogfienst a deficit In their annual re-
ports. They base their contention on
an Increase In prospective government
expenditures, due to Increased activi-
ties of bureaus during the fiscal year
1029 and to a prospective decrease In
revenue. This switch In estimates has
converted
Atwater Keit
fjT PROCLAMATION of Gov. ITar-
15 vey Parnell, last Thursday was a
holiday In Arkansas in honor of the
estimated surplus of
$252,540,283, figured upon when the
1020 budget first was fixed. Into the
deficit. ,
Mr. CooJIdge let It be known that he
will take stringent measures to reduce
government expenditures during the
remainder of his adminB-tration.
When he returns to Washington about
the middle of September he will con
suit members and department bead*
on means of cutting expenditure* even
below what was allotted them In the
budget
Of course you’re
going to hear
Hoover and Smith
% CARSHAL EMILE FATOLLE of
1V1 France died last week In Paris
at tke age of seventy-six years He
was considered one of the meet bril-
liant strategists In tbe World war and
directed many of the French army’s
most successful actions.
0#v. A. G. Sortie of North Dakota
who had been 111 with heart disease
for a month, passed away at tba at
ecutlve mansion in Bismarck. As can
didate of the Nonpartisan league he
wae elected governor la 1824 and was
re-elected la 1926 bat did not sock re
nomination this year. He la succeeded
hy Lieut. Gov. Walter Mad dock, a real
"dirt farmer/’ -
CiECTRJC if]
Nearly 1.760,000
cut on sadio mm
tare or of whatever origin they may
ha. which amy arise among them, shall
•ever bo sought except by pacific
•A group of feminists led hy Dmrts
PU i— of America, tried to "crash
the gates" at the assemblage of em-
F THE personal defections from
one party to the other, the most
significant of the week, becauaq of Its
possible consequences, was that of
Senator John J. Blaine of Wisconsin.
Ho la listed In the congressional di-
rectory as a Republican. Is a La Fol-
lette follower and was governor of
Wisconsin before being elected to the
senate. Ill* predilection for Al Smith
was more than suspected, and In a
lneat diplomats to obtain recognition
for their demand for equal rights for
women. They created so much dis-
turbance tbat Miss Stevens and others
were taken Into custody by the police.
IFFERENCES between Wettera
railroad* and employees organ
speech at Burlington he said: "I have
Ired In the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen .and the Order of Railway
porter# ore going to vote for Governor
Smith for President. Theta are time*
a RSKRTING that any attempt t«
supervise the production of «nm-
meats was calculated merely to mle
lead the pchHc. Soviet Russia hss re
fuaed to t ulaborato with the League
Uonductora are expected to bo recon
when partisanship must uot Mind n*.
the United State* board of mediation
which ha* been -discussing the Usm
with both groups since July 22. Tin
We must condemn Republican silence
on the scandal of the Harding ad
ministration as an accessory aRec the
fact." Blaine nlnn denounced the
methods of the federal pmtaibtU«a de-
partment which he aald was honey
combed with crime and bribery. H<
assailed "snoopers and spies who shoot
of Ns turns In Ra present effort* to
control the manufacture of srm*.
Maxim Mtrinoff. Soviet rice conuala
•nr fer B>*eiga affair*, la telegraph
lax this decision to Sir Eric Drum
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