Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 2

Today By Arthur England Says No. A Dangerous Parade. 2,000,000 Mean--What? Flame.Tlinwers on Hand. H3NDON -reports England summarily rejecting the French peace plan' for Ethiopia including a M-ary Oyler Powell Will Is Probated gfiRU, 17--The will of Mrs. Mary A.

Oyler Powell, who die3' a short time; ago in Bunker Hiff-has been tiled In Miami circuit court for probate, naming Mary E. Powell, of Miami county, ancTDorothy Byers, of Case county as ico-adminlstratrix. rsonal property IB estimated i worth $200 and real estate 0. The heirs are Mrs. Emma Powell.

Ruth W. Bryant, Dorothy Byers, Nina A. Powell Reaner, E. Schroll, Mary E. Powell, Bernethine McCIain.

OlD MOTHER HUBBARD F1UED HER MRE CUPBOMD WITH ONIONS AMD STEAKS AMD CHEESES; HER STOMACH FEOS CMHD SINCE SHE KEEPS TBMS OH INC EATS WHAT SHE DARN WEIL IUAIES1. -NO ALKALIES FOR ACID INDIGESTION jiilONS have found they do not atcd to 3Kneh their atomachi with caustic Fhyiitiini Mid bioit ofttn btirflS further acid indigestion. So much more to timply cuty a roll in packet. Muneb 3 4 after malf--or whatever troubled by heartburn, fat. Mur ttoro- them when you feel the oflatt nights party, or when you imoke too much.

contain a wonderful antacid which neu- add in the but never ever- alkalttts stomach or blood. As pleuant to eat as cSJidy and only lOc at any drui itow. FORTH! TUMMY wltt tm mncmuw lOp rpl) of or rKe box or MM (Tie All gestion that" British battleships withdraw, from the Mediterranean to avoid provocation. French Prime Minister Laval, to go tar enough to claim co-operation from England in case of war with Gerrany, bat not willing to start any "war for the sake of Ethiopia, Is reported much an- According to reports the British cabinet discusses blockading Italian ports. That step in war will be carefully considered by England.

Her Islands are not self-supporting, "blockade" is an ugly word. H. R. Eklns, Roy Howard's representative in Ethiopia, says the Emperor's soldiers plan an unusual proof of "Ethiopian efficiency The plan is to parade through the streets groups of Italian soldiers and mutilated after capture. From the Ethiopian.point of view suchf parade 'intent be-effective; it would hardly increase the tender sympathy of Great Britain for Ethiopia's cause.

In New York nearly two million voters registered, a new record lor an off-year, with no governor or President to be elected, indicating considerable interest in polji- Qn which side the interest lies, you will learn next year. Republicans say the big registration is that of citizens eager for a change in government. Others say it indicates a determination to continue the outpour- Ing of money for relief and made- td-order Jobs. Next year's election will be interesting, and somebody will be surprised. The Republican orators are told not to refer to the United Stales as "a democracy," because that word "democracy" might make foreign-horn voters vote Democratic.

There are other, better reasons for not applying the word "democracy" to this country now. It is as far from a democracy as anything this side of the-grand lama, In Tibet. Pictures show in Eihiopla a regiment of 1 covered'with' fireproof uniforms, that protect their from flames against the enemy. Ethiopian who retain their'-belief-In-the devil as an active personage, busy on earth surface, will contemplate, these flame-throwers with Imagine native spearmen creeping up, "savage fashion," as advised- by their Emperor, to a group of Italian soldiers and met by flame, from demons dressed In asbestos. Even a fighting man of the Qalla tribe, where they eat hippopotamus' meat might ruu from Aksum, where the Ark of the Covenant 5s supposed to have-been kept ever since it was stolen from King Solomon thousands' of years ago, has'been a sanctuary for fugitives.

"Any criminal reaching the "holy city" wag safe from" pursuit or punishment-while he-stayed, assuming, "probably, he had money for his expenses. Italians have made Aksum, "holy city," a base for the operation of the" "Death Head" airplane squadron and its high explosive bombs, in command Mussolini's son-in- law. Aduwa Is reported to have advised Aksum and other Ethiopian cities- to welcome the Italians as "good spenders." Aduwa merchants say that since the Italians arrived they have taken iiwaore real money than they ever saw before. England warns'-its 'subjects In' Addis Ababa to "get while' getting is'possible, apparently- expecting bombardment of, Addis jhcidental destruction' of the only railroad. The surprising fact IB that Mussolini's planes have not visited Addis 'Ababa before now.

The Ethiopian Emperor not know what modern war is until bombs bring the Information. The government's AAA 'allots five million dollars to up "surplus potatoes," enabling potato farmers to keep up prices. No wonder Senator Capper ol Kansas, who knows the farmers, warns his Republican not to attack AAA if they expect to take back farmer votes from-the Democrats! To raise) too many potatoes government buy up the surplus, if any, simplifies potato raising. In many manufacturing districts there are gentlemeti engaged in manufacturing "brassieres," "panties" and other essentials who wish the government would buy their surplus and keep up prices. The Ethiopian.

Emperor has "flung" 470,000 warriors, effort to retake Aduwa, planning to go to the front himself soon, and. pronounces sentence of death against that "low. creature who.be trayed his country for money," meaning -his Ras Halle Selassie, who went 'over to the Ital-- ians with i men. London's -Centraj News says: "Tribal warriors encamped outside the capital, inflamed by a special ration of- beer, attacked each other with sw'ords, spears and. knives -on- the eve of leaving, for the What would happen If Italians brandy scattered around? That'is LOGANSPORT France" will bring a to Hit- er'g face.

Verbal, or- even written, promises to help IF are not valuable. England's alleged statement that she will not withdraw ner huge ifleet from the Mediterranean until certain that British and Italian friendship'' Is on-'a firm basis'is like sayins to.your friend, I shall keep my fist under your nose until -I am- sure-you'really- lore 1 From two- tame lions from there cages are on their way as a present: to Mussolini. Formerly the property of beaten chief of the Tigre Province, the lions will have a real chief for owner in Mussolini. The crowd of youns- facisti in "Rome will be- much interested in those beasts, "first fruits" of the war. Thursday Evening, October 17,1935 Help Kidneys If poorly functiooirur KMotyt mnl Bladder main you axtffar tfom Gtttina; Up 1 Paint.

Stiffnen. Burnim. AcIdlty.tarTtJw Fjaraiiteed rrwcripw 1 'J 0 --Muat fix you up or roooar what'Cyrus did when he captured and killed the of the African Queen T.omyris. Reports from London that England seriously considers "abandoning ier of collaboration.with For cgotuHe's the "holy city' of a three day RUG SPECIAL FrL, Sat. and Mon.

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