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THE MORAVIA UNION, Moravia, Iowa Chronology ot the Compiled by B. w. PICK Ann INTERNATIONAL Jan. States and Cannd signed for joint projects at Nl ftgara Falls. Jan.

nations signed new pan-American treaty of conclHatlo and arbitration. Jan. Army high coun ell voted to oust Oen. Brnmwell Boot! as unfit. Jan.

accepted new Chi nese tariff schedule, recognizing Chi ness tariff autonomy. London chancery court voided actiot of Salvation Army high council oust Ing Oen. Brumwell Booth from com miind. Feb. reichntag ratlflei the Kellogff anti-war treaty.

Feb. treaty ratified Polish diet. Agreement between Italy and th Vatican, recogrnlzlng: the full sovereign ty of the pope, announced in Rome. Ffib. Poland.

Latvia, Es thonla and Rumania signed a protoco making im mediately effective nmoni- themsfelves the terms of the Kellogp anti-war treaty. Feb. between the Vatican and Italy formally signed. Conference of experts on Gertnai reparations opened In Paris with Owen D. Young of the United States a chairman.

Feb. Army high coun ell again deposed Commanding Genera BrnmwQll Booth and elected Ed wart J. Higglns to succeed him. March and Danish par llaments ratified the Kellogg treaty. March of League of Na ttons met, taking up subject of racla minorities.

March Jurists League of Nations accepted formula Kllhu Root for entry of United States into world court. April In reparations con ference demanded about from, Germany to be paid over perioc of 58 years, April dlsarmamen commission of League of Nation? opened Its meeting in Geneva. April commission rejected Russia's plan for Immediate reduction of armaments. April asked the powers to surrender their extra territorial rights May Ited States, In dlsarma ment conference, withdrew Its opposition to accumulation of reserve war material. May plans for German reparations offered by American delegates.

Gibson's plan for limitation of arms by publicity of expenditures for war material adopted by disarmament conference. May disarmament conference adjourned without definlt results. May of the Tacna- Arlca dispute between Peru and Chile through President Hoover's efforts announced In "Washington. Bolivia pro- tented the terms. June plan for reparations accepted by commission of experts In Paris.

Russian officials In China, recalled were arrested by Chinese government; Siberian frontier closed. June of seven nations signed new Young reparations plan, June of Nations council met In Madrid, June Minister MacDonald and Ambassador Daves conferred on omMHRht "Between MexlQ9 nnd the an i June approved the ICel peace pact, July France, Belgium and Germany agreed on conference August 6 to put Young plan In operation. July ousted Russians from control of Chinese Eastern railway, deporting many. July and Belgium reached agreement for payment for worthless marks.left In Belgium. July gave China three days to arrange amicable conference on Manchurinn embrogllo.

July reply to Russian ul tlnmtum being unsatisfactory to Moscow, diplomatic relations were severed by the soviet government. July attacked Chinese on eastern Manchurlan border with artillery and gas. China recalled her diplomatic rep. from Russia. July 21 French chamber ratified the debt settlements wltb United States and Great Britain.

July Hoover, (n ceremony In Washington, declared Kellogg pact In effect. Russian and Chinese representatives began conference on trouble. July Jamboree ot Boy Scouts opened at Blrkenhead. England. Aug.

conference on liquidation of World war problomH opened In The Hague. Aug. quit the Manchurl- an conference; more Russians deported. Aug. crmy Invaded Manchuria near Manchoull and battle resulted.

Aug. at The Hague reached agreement or. division of reparations and evacuation of the Rhineland. Sept. annual assembly ot League of Nations opened In Geneva.

Sept. court accepted Root protocol for adhesion of United States Sept. from 28 European countries heard with approval Brland's plans for a federation ot continental Soviet forces lost three-day battle with Chinese for possession of Vogran- ichinaya on the eastern Manchurlan Peru, Ifugu-Slavla and Poland elected council of League of Nations. Sept army began evacuation of Rhlneland. League of Nations adopted revised protocol for admission of United to the World court.

Oct. Britain and Russia agreed to resume diplomatic relations. United States and Turkey signed treaty of commerce and navigation Oct troops opened furious offensive against Chinese In Manchoull Oct. MacDonald, prime minister of Great Britain, arrived In Washington to discuss naval limitation with Prenldent Hoover. 0 1 reat Brlt "ln Invited United States, France, Italy and Japan to uar- tlcipate ID naval limitation conference In I-ondon In January.

Prime Minister MacDonald addressed the American congress, pledging naval Oct. Stales accepted Invitation to naval conference. President Hoover and Prime Minister MacOotiald announced a close Anglo- American understanding to renounce war and work together for world peace. Oct. forces occupied La- tmsugu on the Amur river and sank three Chinese gunboats.

300 sailors being drowned. Oct. Italy and Japan accepted invitation to the naval conference. Oct. announced of Crown Prince Humbert of Italy and Princess Maria Jose of Belgium.

Nov. of 60 nations met In Paris to draft treaty for protection of business in foreign Nov. troops crossed Amur river and Invadud China. Nov. tuid cluster ot the Thursday, January 2, 1930 Bank of International Relations atgne by clelegtites at Baden Baden.

Nov. Russians capture Dalai Nor, Manchuria. Nov. won decided vie torles In west and east Manchuria. Nov.

government ap pealed to League of Nations and slgna torles to the Kellogg pact to sto.p th Invasion of Manchuria; and Manchurl an provincial ffovernment sent direct to President Hoover Nov. government mad two final proposals to Russia for set tlement of Manchurlan trouble. Nov. and Russia agreed settle their dispute by direct negotia tlon. Dec.

evacuated second eon of occupation In the Rhlneland. Dec. Hoover appealei to Russia and China to stop flghtlni and abide by Kellogg pact. Deo. replied to Preslden Hoover's note declaring It unnecessar and not a friendly act.

Deo. charge at Berne Switzerland, signed world court proto col for U. S. Dec. troops of occupation left the Rhlneland.

DOMESTIC Jan. and Mrs. Coolldge left Sapelo Island. Georgia, for Wash Ington. Franklin Roosevelt Inaugurated EOT ernor of New York.

Jan. college offlclallv elected Hoover and Curtis. Jan. Elect-Hoover ar rived In Washington from his Latin American tour. Jan.

of James M. Beck to seat as representative of first dlstric of Pennsylvania upheld by the house. Jan. passed bill for ailto. matlc reapportlonment effective In 1932.

Jan. T. Mather resigned as director of national parks; H. Albright succeeded him. Jan.

ratified the KellogR anti-war treaty by a vote of 85 to 1. House passed the army supply bill. Walter O. Woods appointed treasurer of the United States. Jan.

21 approved appointment of Roy O. West as secretary ol the Interior, Dr. C. C. Little resigned as preslden of University of Michigan.

Oklahoma senate suspended Governor Johnston from office. Jan. voted to give the President J24.000.000 for dry enforcement. Jan. authorized the President to Invite foreign nations Co tnke part In Chicago centennial fair In 1953.

Feb. Coolldge dedicated the Bok bird sanctuary and singing tower at Mountain Lake, Flo, Feb. passed 16-crulser bill with time limit clause. Feb. accepted senate amendments to cruiser bill.

Feb. passed the army sup bill currying 1450,000,000, and the house passed the naval appropriation bill. Feb. S. Shumaker, superln tendent of Indiana Anti-Saloon league, started serving 60-day sentence for contempt of court.

Feb. of Col. Charles Lindbergh and Miss Anne Morrow, daughter of the ambassador to Mexico, announced. Feb. Coolldge signed the 15-crulser bill.

Feb. passed bill for deportation of alien gunmen and bootleggers. Feb. Hoover returned to Washington. The senate passed bill Increasing prohibition penalties.

Feb. ordered engineering survey for Nicaragua canal. Feb. passed Jones bill creasing prohibition penalties, March passed resolution for Nicaragua canal route survey. March and Curtis Inaugurated President and Vice President of United States.

March confirmed eight new members of Hoover's cabinet and ordered an inquiry Into Secretary Mel- Ion's right to hold over. March Hoover called congress In extraordinary session for April 15. March Hoover ordered that all tax refunds be made public, University of Missouri tenchero ousted In row over circulation of sex questionnaire, Gov. Henry S. Johnston of Oklahoma removed from office by state senate court of Impeachment on charge of Incompetency.

March Hoover proclaimed national origins quotas, Increasing British Immigration. March Vice President Dawes sailed for Santo DomlnKO to revise public finances. Henry L. Stlmson ewora In aa secretary of state. April 1.

Allen appointed senator from Kansas to succeed Vice President Curtis. April S. Supreme court upheld conviction of Harry F. Sinclair for contempt of the senate. April G.

Dawes appointed ambassador to Great Britain. April session of congress opened; Longworth re-elected speaker of the house. April Hoover's message read to congress. April James Couiens of Michigan created trust fund of 110,000,000 to aid children. April farm relief bill passed by house.

Dr. K. M. Hutchlns, dean of Yale law school, made president of University of Chicago. May Sinclair began Jail In Washington for contempt of the senate.

Charles Evans Hughes, appointed lollcltor general of U. S. May voted, to 44. for export debenture plan In farm relief bill. May Molnes university.

Baptist fundamentalist Institution, closed and faculty dismissed; students In riotous revolt. May passed ton McNary relief bill. May P. Davis, former secretary of war selected for governor general of Philippines. May Hoover appointed ils law enforcement commission of 11 leaded by George W.

Wlckersham. Itallroails won Supreme court dects- on In valuation case Involving billions of dollars. May Roosevelt, appointed governor of Porto Rico May H. Lucas of Kentucky appointed commissioner of Internal avenue. May Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow were married at the Morrow home In Englewoud May passed the Hawley arlft bill.

Mabel Wlllebrandt resigned as as- Islam attorney general. May passed census-reap- portlonment bill, June court upheld six sentence of Harry Sinclair or hiring detectives to shadow Jury lernbers. June Work resigned as halrman of Republican national com- IHco President Hoover accepted reslgna- lon of N. B. Judab as ambassador to Cuba.

June and nouse conferees greed on farm relief bill, eliminating he export debenture clause. Juno passed census and eupportionment bill. Juno adopted, conference eport on farm relief bill. June birthday of Re- ubllcan party celebrated at Rlpon. June accepted conference eport on farm relief bill and sent measure to President.

June Hoover signed he farm relief bill. June appropriated 1160.00,000 for farm relief loan fund. l.se of riot KUQI by prohibition gents forblddau. June Democrats irglnla held convention and nomlnat- candidates for state offices. June recessed for tbe ummer.

June c. Roop appointed Ircctor of the budget. Hoover accepted resignation ot Ambassador H. Fletcher from diplomatic service. June Republicans nom Inated state slate put up by Ant! Smith Democrats.

June Hoover named C. Stone, Kentucky; C. 13. Denman, Mis Rourl, and Carl Williams, Oklahoma members of new federal farm board. June Mellon announce treasury surplus as 1185,000,000.

July Legge of Chicago president of International Harveste company, and c. C. Teasuo of Call fornla, accepted appointment to fadorn farm board, tho former to be chairman July S. Wilson of Hall. N.

I appointed to federal farm board. July state banks southwest Florida failed. July hundred convlrt attempted to escape from Clinton pr on, Dannemora, N. and In battl with guards three were killed. July Hoover haltei work on the cruiser program.

July hundred convict in Auburn prison, New York, battled guards In attempt to escape and twi were killed. July Hoover started the child health and protection con ference on Its work July Governor S. R. Mo Kolvle of Nebraska appointed membe of federal farm board July W. Oarrett of Baltl more appointed ambassador to Italy, In Leavenwortl penitentiary mutinied, one being killed Aug.

G. Pollard nominated for governor of Virginia by Democrats Aug. and vegetable grow ers formed (50,000,000 co-operatlvo marketing association. Aug. board arranged loan of 19,000,000 to California raisin and grape growers, Aug.

finance commltta made public Its tariff bill. Aug. J. Dlekema of Michigan appointed minister to Holland. Aug.

E. Brock appointed to nil out term of the late Senator Tyson of Tennessee. Sept Moines university ordered closed by the trustees. Sept. Hoover asked an Investigation Into propagandist actlvl ties of three shipbuilding corporations against naval reductions.

Sept. H. Huston of Tennessee elected chairman of Republican national committee. Maine voted against export of power by Insull companies. Sept.

Republicans In senate defeated In first test In tariff battle; resolution adopted calling on Treasury department for all Information on Income in Income tax of tariff beneficiaries. Sept. voted to Investlgnt- propagandlst activities of W. B. Shearer on behalf of shipbuilding corpora, tlon.

Sept. Army of the Repub. Me, In session at Portland, elected B. J. Foster of Worcester.

com mander In chief. Sept F. Guggenheim appointed ambassador to Cuba. Sept Lytle Brown appoint chief of army engineers with Instructions to reorganlne the office. Congressman La Quardla nominated for mayor of New York by Republicans, and Mayor Walker renomlnat- ed by Democrats.

Sept Legion conven tlon opened In Louisville, Oct. voted to Investigate all lobbies operating In congress. Oct. and radical Republican senators removed flexible tariff feature from the tariff bill. Oct.

In Colorado tentlary at Canon City mutinied, killed seven guards and were conquered militia and police with gun fire an. dynamite. O. L. Bodenhp.mer of El Dorado.

elected commander of American Legion. Oct. and police chief of East Chicago, and 297 others Indicted In federal clean-up of vice In northern Indiana. Dr. A.

G. Ruthven elected president of Univernltr of Michigan. Oct. of Albert B. Fall for oil lease conspiracy opened In Washington.

Theodore Roosevelt Inaugurated governor of Porto Rico. Oct. B. Laughlln of Pittsburgh appointed ambassador to Spain. Oct.

of congressional lobbying started by senate committee. Oct. made on rum- running syndicate along Atlantic coast. Federal farm board members all confirmed by senate. Oct.

C. Hart appointed minister to Persia. Oct. of aliens from all parts of the country sent to New York for deportation. Democrats and radical Republicans 3Ut crop debenture amendment In tariff bill.

Oct. Jubilee of Edison's electric light celebrated at Greenfield Village, with Mr. Edison and President Hoover among Henry Ford's guests. Seven radicals found guilty of murder of Gastonla (N. police chief.

Senators Reed of Pennsylvania and Floblnson ot Arkansas named delegates naval conference in London with Secretary Stlmson as chairman. Oct. Hoover spoke at Cincinnati at celebration of canalization of the Ohio river. Oct. Hoover In speech at Louisville announced great program Inland waterways, Oct.

livestock cooperative formed by farmers. Tremendous crash In prlcen on atock exchanges. Oct. B. Fall found guilty of bribery In Washington.

Oct. farm board made 1100,000,000 available to farmers to lelp stabilize wheat prices. Oct. values shrink 14 bll- tons In another big market slump. Oct.

tremendous lossei stock prices. Organization of Farmers' National Grain corporation completed. Nov. B. Fall sentenced to one year In prison and $100,000 fine.

Nov. A. MacMurray, American minister to China, resigned to enter faculty of Johns Hopkins unl- 'ersjty. Nov. Blngham of Connecticut censured by the senate for em- toying paid lobbyist Nov.

Walker' re-elected mayor of New York, Democrats carried Virginia election, defeating Bishop Cannon's coalition Icket. Nov. Hoover In Armls- day address offered new peace code msed on preparedness. Nov. of the Treasury Mellon announced the administration would ask congress to authorize reduc- lon of income tax rates by 1 per cent Nov.

called conference Industrial, labor and agricultural eaders. Nov. executives as- ured the President their roads would ontlnue their construction programs, nd financial leaders reported business nd banking conditions excellent. Robert M. Hutcblna Installed as pres- dent of University of Chicago.

Nov. of the Navy Adms and Ambassadors Dawes, Morrow nd Gibson added to naval conference elegatlon. Nov. and labor lead- rs conferred with President Hoover nd pledged aid In maintaining bual- ess progress, with no wage cuts and demands for wage Increase. Senate confirmed appointment ot Walter B.

Edge ot New Jersey as am- assador to France. David Balrd, appointed senator rom New Jersey to succeed Mr Edge JdlfnTdfe 1 COnBr6 ToTelp speed public works, Nov. organization leaders in im i OV 3 0 American eol- burUl Russia brought Imck Lr seselou ot fn ealllent antiinlttea to congress. Congress of clubs held In Ch 1 cago. Dee.

J. of Caspe appointed States senato to succeed the late F. E. Warren. President Hoover submitted th budget to congress; Doc.

passed resolution fo Income tux reduction of 1 per cent. Leading business men of nation con forred with President Hoover In Wash Ington. Dec. refused to seat Wll 11am 8. Vare of Pennsylvania.

Patrick J. Hurley of Oklahoma ap pointed secretary of war. Marine reinforcements sent to Halt bcdnuae of disorders there. Dec. Ben Lindsay Denver disbarred for unethical prac tlce.

Dec. R. Grundy appoint ed senator from Pennsylvania, Revolt of convicts In Auburn prison New York, suppressed; nine killed. I. S.

Falk of University of Chicago announced his discovery fhe flu germ. House ratified French debt settle ment. Dec. passed tax cut reso lutlon. Dec.

recessed for th holidays, Dec. Historical asso elation and allied bodies convened In Durham, N. C. FOREIGN Jan. Moncada Inaugurat ed President of Nicaragua, Jan.

Alexander of Tugo Slavla dissolved parliament, abrogated the constitution and virtually declarei himself dictator, with Gen. Peter Zlv covlo as premier. Jan. Amanullah of Afghan Istan abdicated In favor of his broth, er, Inayatulla, and fled from Kabul Revolt continued, rebels attacking Kabul. Jan rebels under Habl bullah Khan In control of Kabul.

Jan. government quelled a revolt In southern provinces. Feb. assassin of President. Elect Obregcn of Mexico, executed.

Feb. Nationalist army defeated bandit rebuts In big battle near Chefoo, Shantung. March broke out In eight states of Mexico. Italian court of Inquiry blamed No- Mle for the Italia disaster In the Arctic. March rebels won Monterey after bloody battle, and lost Orizaba.

March rebel! defeated and driven from Monterey. March rebels captured Juarez. March Escobar's army fled from Torreon. March Chinese civil war opened. April rebels defeated at Jlitilnez and La Crua.

April Mexican army slaughtered In battle at Reforma. Chancellor Selpel ot Austria and his cabinet resigned. April of Poland resigned. April rebels evacuated Juarez and Chihuahua City. April assumed full control to regulate capital and labor In Italy.

April Nationalist army routed the forces of Chang Chans- changr near Chefoo. April rebels surrendered Nogales; many rebel nenerals fieeluc United States. British parliamentary elections resulted In downfall of tho Baldwin conservative government, though no party won clear majority In house of cora- mor.Cf, June George appointed Ramsay MacDonald, Leiborlte, to form new British government. June government and the Vatican exchanged ratifications of the Lateral! treaty. June Labor cabinet sworn June Plus XI promulgated constitution of the Vatican state.

July Tanaka resigned as premier of Japan, and was succeeded by Yamaguchi. July Minister MacDonald stopped naval construction. Mexico dropped prosecution of ra- liglous rebels. July pope left the Vatican for first Urns In 69 years. July senate ratified the war debt agreements.

J'remler Polncnre of France resigned. July Arlstltle Brland appointed premier of France. Aug. re-elected President of Peru. Aug.

plot to overthrow Cuban government frustrated. Aug. attacked and slew Jews In Jerusalem and other Palestine places, Aug. nomads In a revolted and killed many Chl- Contfnuatlon of race war In Palestine led to landing of British troops and marines; hundreds of Jews massacred. Sept Mussolini of Italy- resigned seven of the eight portfolios he had held.

Sept Cantonese division started new civil war In China, Sept. of Austria and zechoslovakla resigned; Johann Schober mado Austrian chancellor. Oct. of Serbs, Croats and Hovenas supplanted by kingdom of Yugo-slavla wltb nine semi-autonomous states. Oct of Nadir Khan eaji- ured Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, and Hablbullah, usurping king, fled by airplane.

Oct. Khan proclaimed amir Afghanistan. Oct. n. Scullln, Labor party eader, became premier of Australia.

Oct, Brland of France nd his cabinet, resigned. Oct. of London rioted near American embassy because of convlc- lon of communists In Gastonia, N. Oct elections won by Conservatives with liquor control lank, Oct. Tardleu undertook to orm French cabinet.

Nova Scotia voted for government iquor sales. Nov. formed a govern- icnt for France. Germany voted to hold referendum acceptance of the Young plan. Bacha Sakao, deposed king of At- banlstan, executed.

,1 Vp Ma army defeat- the Nationalist forces In big battle. President of Mexico. Nov. ministry resigned ver language dispute In Ghent uni- eruity. Deo.

Nationalist army ttclng 60,000 rebels near Canton Dec and queen of Italy vls- ted the pope in the Vatican. Dec. Nationalists defeat- three rebel armlou. AERONAUTICS Jan. plane Question Mark ompleted at t-os Angeled a continuous Ignt of hours 40 minutes and eeonds, having been refueled in air 8 times; all records tor aircraft bra.

en. Feb. Lindbergh inaugural- United States-Panama Kir mull ervlee, Hying from Miami to rltlsh Honduras. Feb. Pranls Hawks made ew record, 18 bourn 21 minutes 59 econda, for nonstop Sight from Lua ngelea to New York.

Colonel Lindbergh ended second UK his flight at Managua. Feb. completed his mall debt to Panama. Feb. Hatdeman made onstop flight from Windsor, to In 12 hour a minutes, avlatora, Capta gnacio and Frauclsco Igleslas.

ew aerouu Atlantic from Seville to razillan May balloon ace atarled from Fittuburau. Pa. May raot won by the avy No. 1. which landed near Char- ottetown, Prlnctt Edward Island, utter flight of about Muy Apollu Soucelc, U.

S. new altitude record of 4U feet. May I. Rubbing aud James uiiiiio new rtcuni £ur endurance flight Fort Worth, Texa. hours 31 minutes 1 second.

June Frenchmen hoppe off In plane Yellow Bird from old Orch ard Beach, for Paris; America plane nreen Flash wrecked In startln for Rome. June transatlantic flyer landed near Comlllas, Spain. June Ramon Franco an three companions hopped off fror Spain for U. 8. by way of the Azores and were lost In the Atlantic for week.

June Frank Hawks mad new record of 19 hours 10 minutes 2 seconds for nonstop flight from Ne York to Los Angeles, June flew from Los An geles to New York In 17 hours 4 minutes. June and companion found safe floating In their plane nea the Azores, July Stultz. Amelia Ear hart's transatlantic pilot, killed i crash. July and Newcomb s. Cleveland set new world's record fo refueling endurance hour 69 seconds.

July and Yancey In mon oplanc Pathfinder hopped off at Old Orchard, for Rome. July and Yancey landed near Santander. Spain, out of gas. ulv and Relnhart a Culver City, broke all record! by remaining In air 246 hours 48 mln utes 32 seconds. July and France and Idzlkowskl and Kubala Poland began flights from Le Bourge field, Paris, for New York.

The French men turned back, and the Polish plane crashed on Graolosa Island. Azores. Id llkowskl being killed. July Jackson stnd Fores O'Brlne In 8t Louis Robin plane end- 5 cord br6aklne endurance flight 01 420 hours 21 minutes. A Zeppelin started from IJr h8hafen for United States with 19 passengers.

Au f- Zeppelin arrived al Lakehurst N. J. Aug. Zeppelin left Lake, hurst on trip around the world. Aug.

Zeppelin arrived at Tokyo. Kaesar and Luscher, young Swiss aviators, began transatlantlo fllgh from Portugal. Aug. avlatori lost In Atlantic. Mamer and Walker In Spokane Sun God completed refueling nonstop flight from Spokane to New York and return Aug.

Zeppelin arrived at Los Angeles. Louise Thadon of Pittsburgh won women's air derby from Santa Monica to Cleveland. Sept Zeppelin left Lakehurst for Frledrlchshafen. Sept. arrived at Fried rlchshafen.

Sept. H. R. D. Waghori.

won the Schneider cup for Great Britain, averaging 328.62 miles an hour over the 218-mile course. Sept H. Orlebar at Calshot England, made record speed of miles an hour In the Schneider cup seaplane. Sept. Lindbergh, accompanied by his wife, completed flight from Miami to Paramaribo.

Dutch Guiana, opening new air mall route. Sept and Bellonte landed In Manchuria 4,846 miles from Paris, making record long distance flight. Sept. von Opel of Germany made first flight, six miles. In rocket plane.

Oct F. Dlteman, of Montana started solo flight from Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, for London, In small Barling monoplane, and was lost. Oct air races of 1930 awarded to Chicago. Nov. George T.

Cuddlhy. crack pilot of the navy, killed In crash at Washington. Nov. Byrd and three companions made airplane flight over South pole. PLEASANT HILL Mrs.

Millie Chadwiek called on Mrs Vera Moore Monday morning. Mrs. Cap Dicks had a dinner Tues day, for her children, Merle Dicks nd family, Ned Argo and family Swift and family. Harry Brown and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed. Miller and Elza, Frank hadwick ate Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. D. S.

Fenton. Mi', and Mrs. Elbert Moore, Mildred Dewayne and Amy Sheeks spent Wednesday at the Jim Moore home Mr. and Mrs. Vern Fenton visitet seveial days this week at the W.

MeFatridge home. Merle Dicks and family visitec Vednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jirr hehan. Opal Fenton spent the week-end vith her brother, Otha and family.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond and Vclma' spent Saturday at the "ack Murphy home. Crystal and Virginia Cnllen visited Saturday with their cousin, Mildred rtoore. Clay Haver called on Jim Chad- vick Saturday.

C. Moore and daughter, Flo, VJrs. Mable Abott, spent Saturday vith Elbert Moore and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Cap Dicks spent Sun- ay at the Ned Argo home. Elbert Moore and family spent unday at the W. H. Cnllen home. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Dicks spent unday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jllem. (Too late for last wei ..) Frank Chadwiek called at the Walt lue home Monday.

Mrs. Geo. Hammond and Velma ean sent Tuesday with "attie Hammond. Mr. and Mrs.

Berle Beaty and chil- ren visited Tuesday at Piano with Irs. Will Ball who is sick. Mrs. Ball Mrs. Beaty's mother.

Mrs. John McAmnch visited 'ednesday with Mrs. Dave Kinser. Dorothy Murphy visited Friday at ic Geo. Hammond home.

The Clover Leal' Club met Friday ith Mrs. Mildred Tarbell with 11 lembers present They spent tlie ay piecing quilt blocks. All had a ice time and a fine dinner. Mrs. Vera Moore and children pent Saturday afternoon with Mrs.

rville Callen. Beulah Uicks spent Thursday night her grandpa Delbert Tarbell was a caller at tht Ibert Moore home Friday morning. Mrs. Vc-rnie McAnnincn 'ind sons Sunday ut the Jay Argo home, r. and Mrs.

W. H. Callen and ayme spent Sunday at the Orvillej alien home Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Tarbell am Hollier spent Sunday with Mill! Chadwiek.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown Leroy visited Sunday at the Ca Dicks home. Mr. and Mrs.

Denny Fenton children, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fen ton. spent Sunday at the Otha Fenton home. SCATTERSBURG vvvvvvvv Mr.

and Mrs. 0. Benson spen Christmas at the parental Gillan home. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Irelan and son Gerald spent Wednesday and Thurs day at the Raymond Lockman home near Udell. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Irelan and Mrs Ella Lockman spent Christmas at thi Coltrain home. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Harris ant Mr. and Mrs.

Cleo Tock were Christ mas visitors at the George McCumbe home. Their son Harve and family were also there. Mr. McCumber has been suffering: with his knee for a few days. and Mrs.

Will Tomlin, Curtis and Marie were afternoon callers at the parental West home Christma Day. Mr. Geo. Irelan and daughter Clara, will move to Moravia soon. Mr.

and Mrs. Johnie Whicker visit ed at T. A. Robb's a few days. J.

Lockman visited Friday and Saturday at the W. Irelan home. Mrs. M. Gilland returned Saturday from a visit with her daughter Mrs, 0.

Benson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Tomlin and children attended the birthday surprise dinner on his mother at Drakesville Sunday.

Too late for last week. Mrs. M. Gilland and Hosie callec at the C. Adams home Saturday afternoon.

Versal Robbs were in Centerville Friday. Mrs. EfTie Gideon spent Saturday afternoon at the Geo. McCumber lome. Mrs.

McCumber has been nursing a sore finger for a few days. Sam Proctor was a Sunday caller at the Wm. Tomlin home. Dr. Patterson made a professional call at the Adams home Friday.

Mrs. Adams is not quite so well. Mrs. T. A.

Robb was shopping in Moravia Friday. George Irelan and daughter, Clara, made a business trip to Moravia Saturday. There was a Christmas Tree and rogram at the scboolhouse Friday afternoon, with a treat for all the children. Tihose present "were: Mr. 3eo, McCumber, Mrs.

E. Lockman, Mrs. E. M. Coltrain, Icle and Floyd Paxston, Mildred and Ray Tomlin, Mrs.

Bill Irelan, Mrs. Fred Coltrain, fimery, Daphne and Edith. Miss Purdum, the teacher and children one week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs.

Corner Stocker and Mrs. Harve McCumber were also at the program. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Irelan visited in Moravia Sunday with J. W. Lockman. Ray Tomliu and James Adams spent Sunday afternoon with Gerald George Kingery visited at Noah Kingery's Sunday. Hilbert Roberts is the proud owner of a new radio.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coltrain and children called at the McCumber and Tomlin homes Sunday afternoon. Mr. am! Mrs.

Noah Kingery and son, Richard, visited at the W. Irelan home Sunday night. Guy and Hilbert Roberts were Ot- umwa visitors recently. Now that dieting is going out of style we can reach for a sweet if ve wisn to. One exchange publishes a feature ailed "Around the And it's lot stuff.

The 1930 calendars, please. NO HUNTING! No hunting, trapping or tresspass- ng allowed on my premises without written permit, Aaron Campbell. Mrs. Bailey. Gus C.

Tisue W. C. Tisue H. C. Tisue E.

G. Hawk G. B. Johnson H. E.

Click Fred Coltrain John Smithburg Walter Gideon Chas. Fulton H. S. McCumber Geo. E.

McCumber Clint Puxston. Warren DuVall Otha DuVall Henry DuVall W. J. DuVall Moravia State Savings Bank B. E.

Winstar Sharp Lands Ralph McDonough Elmer Lockman When sneezing, Vheezlng; roup; III, bronchitis ippears Diseases of the breath- 1 paisnges spread rapidly. One sick bird It a warning others Hkelj are infected fcnd will come down unless ALL nre cor- ectly and promptly treated, Trent the fleck with Vapo-Sprny. Vapo-Spray The whole flock Is treated as one, and at small expense, with the latest scientific treatment. Simply spray in the air of the henhouse at niffht. All the birds breathe the vapor of Uicsa healing oils.

It gets Into the nnsal paBRngcq. thrnnt, windpipe, lungs. A sensible nnd very effective remedy by many prominent breeders, agricultural colleges nnd experiment stations. "My flock of 1,300 fine bred birds was in bad shape from tJiront trouble nnd roup," said Luther Wells of the W. W.

Poultry Form nnd Hiitchery at Lnfayette. Ind. "Since using I have only two birds." W. E. Waterloo.

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