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AGE THREE Germans Express Fear French to Supplant Withdrawn British Soldiers SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1929 BRITON URGED 10 LONDON AS RUMOR HEARD Believe Entire Situation Will Be Cleared Upon Arrival of Rliinelanci Commander i 14 Presfl COBLENZ, Germany, Sept. Ifi. -The interallied Rhineland high commission does not expect French troops to move into Wiesbaden as (he British evacuato it nxt month, as was feared by thi! Wiesbaden population after a visit of French general staff officers to confer with General Thwaites, British commander in the Rhineland. Officials of the high declared today that even the removal of the commission itself io Wiesbaden is in doubt.

LONDON, Sept. 16. The arrival here of Lieut. General Sir William Thwaites, commander of British troops in the occupied area of Ger-. many, is expected to clear up reports of a difficult situation in the Rhinelund.

Ono report is that as troops leave their zone French troops will replace them. A dispatch to the Daily Express from Wiesbaden says the British commander received an urgent request from War Minister Shaw for important conference on the a hole question of the Rhineland. nil Thwaites also will confer villi Prime Minister Ramsay Mac-Oomild. Headquarters Msy Go to Wiesbaden The probability of the headquarters of the Rhineland commission tving transferred to Wiesbaden has lieen mentioned in several regarding the evacuation of the Rhineland. In that event a small force of troops would be sent there as guaru.

The strength of this force iv vaiiously estimated, the highest figure being one regiment of cavalry, one unit of infantry and one artillery. British uniforms are disappearing KOENIG STEIN, Germany, Sept. Hi. British uniforms, a familiar sight on the streets of this little mountain resort for the past ten years, disappeared almost entirely red'iy. The commander of the soldiers In rftbi locality withdrew all Tommies their barracks while awaiting; 'transportation home during the week.

"Above all don't leave as enemies," was the word given out to officers and men. Norwegian Steamer Officers Captured by Chinese Pirates SHANGHAI, China, Sept. 16. Pi-i es I tacked the Norwegian icamsliip Dotmia when it went on a. bar in the river near Haichow on Thursday, according to oid received here.

They removed Capt. A. Haaland. Virst Mate H. Wcstorheini and five Chinese members of the accounting demanding $250,000 ransom.

Threats of death by torture were made in tha event the ransam was not paid. The Norwegian minister at Pel-ping and the consul general at. Shanghai communicated with the government asking assistance, but it was feared that the captives would be put to death before anything could be done. The pirates boarded the vessel from junkd and attacked the crew with pistols nnd knives. It is the first recent instance of v.

pirate attack on a foreign ship, native Chinese vessels sufferpd heavily of lat. Business of Producing Better Educated Americans Progresses Under Stimulus of Many Funds United States Bureau of Education Makes Statement Showing Money Expenditure By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Sept. 16. The I business of producing better edu cated Americans moved forward last year under the stimulus of funds provided by 15 independent hoards and foundations, in addition to regular Federal and state boards. The United States bureau of education, In making this announcement today, adds that the Carnegie foundation for advancement of teaching showed, In its report for ihe year ending June 30, 1927, ap propriations oi sz.bsu.uL'o.ai for retiring allowances and pensions, pen- lon studies, administration and publications; and of $1,501,349.35 for ing white students," the Phelps-studies of legal and dental educa- stokes fund, capitalized at S1.200,- i tion.

Money Spent On Library Service The sum of $2,041,250 was author-; ied by the Carnegie corportion, of New York, for library service, ad-i tilt education, the arts, educational stucues, research and general interests. Appropriating $38,082,053.31 during 1928 for educational, scientific and charitable purposes, the Laura Spelman Rockefeller memorial was consolidated early in 1929 with the Rockefeller foundation. The latter disbursed $4,097,343 for medical education alone during 1927. The general education board has appropriated $17,487,002.74 since Its (Continued from Page One) the sensation of the Pantages trial. For over the radio Sunday night the militant preacher not only forecast a "hung" jury In the trial now at-ti acting attention, but he went so far as to say: "I can name the man who hung it!" Naturally, the court heard of this, and forthwith sent for Shuler and will ask him to give names.

The answer to which question will either add to or materially subtract from the prestige of the pastor who Is such a stormy petrel in the neighboring metropolis. JjT Governor Young condemns the California prisons because of overcrowding, saying they are little more than schools for crimes, and ho calls not only for new penitentiaries, but for some Industrializing methods giving the prisoners more to do, and perhaps teaching them trades that will be useful when they come out of prison. Wherein the executive is wholly right, however much the organized trades may oppose prison labor "In competition with free labor." Of course nobody wants any more of that than Is necessary, but It is necessary at least It Is humane to give men real employment by which they cannot only earn something against the day they are to be freed, but which will honestly occupy their time and attention. te: Here Is why there Is talk of another canal to relieve that at 1 Panama: In the first six months of this year, 1929, 3,755 commercial vessels passed through the canal, paying $16,023,664 in canal tolls. So great Is the pressure that the governor of the Canal Zone has been forced, to keep the canal open 16 hours per day, and the time is rap-Idly coming when 24 hours will be required, and at the same time an other set of locks is proposed.

There Is not water enough during the "dry" season such as it Is at Panama, to operate the additional CQ3r. fett and You Keep Well YOU ARE AILING IN ANY WAY, DON'T FAIL TO CONSULT US W. C. CHAN and T. FOO YUEN, Jr.

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For the improvement of Xegro rural schools, $106,547 was given by the Jeanes fund, cooperating with public school authorities in 306 counties in 14 states. Fellowships Are Started by Fund "For educational purposes in the education of Negroes, both in Africa and the United North Vmerican Indans and needv dserv- 000, has founded fellowships in the universities of Georgia and Virginia. It also has established a special fund of Peabody college for teachers, at Nashivlic, to enable their progress. Among the other agencies active the education bureau named the American field service fellowships for French universities, which awarded nine fellowships. The commission for relief in Belgium education foundation and the Foundation Universitaire, contributed $150,000 toward completion of the Louvain library, and Belgian francs for completion of new buildings of the University of Brussels.

locks, and Secretary Good is to ask Congress to authorize the construc tion of a dam bacl; of Chagres lake to impound the excess water that falls during eight months of the year. The same will cost $12,000,000, but with the canal receipts topping $16,000,000 a year, it would seem to be good business. Also, good business to make sure that Uncle Sam controls the canal via Nicaragua. Great rush for tickets to see the world's series games at Philadelphia, now that the Quaker City team is certain of the pennant in the American league, and perhaps tomorrow, Chicago will be just as certain in the National league. But Chicago or Philadelphia is a long way to go to see a ball game, when one may see it on an electrical score beard here at home, or listen in on the radio.

The news associations rightly figure that the birth of a son In the family of Lady Diana Duff Cooper in England is important to readers thousands of miles away. Not only was Lady Diana Manners the beauty of her generation, but according to admirers, she was one of the few beautiful women who seemed wholly unconscious of It. However, there is another reason for the interest. Thousands of Americans saw Lady Diana Manners in the part of the nun in the Miracle Play, and now Lady Diana is a mother. FAST FRIENDS NOW DUBLIN Ireland's river of song, the Shannon, Is now supplying power to the surrounding country through the construction of a huge power dam In its course.

Although the Irish and Germans have always been fictitious enemies, this dam is the work of a German construction company. When finished the plant will cost $30,000,000. Flowers in the Store One Hour After Picking NELL HURTT at Base Line (1192 St.) Ye Fresh Posie Shoppe Dr. Campbell's New Wonder Plate Designed exclusively in our office. A $50 value genuine Trubyte Gold Pin Teetn embedded in superior Imported English Rubber.

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(Bob) Evans were those who responded that they were not guilty the charge of taking a $600 bribe from Harry McDonald, asserted bootlegger. They were ordered appear for trial on Oct. 3. Demurrers were entered by attorneys for Officers Leonard F. Wnshhiirn.

T-Tarrv M. Hill and Oscar Peterson. After nenrlv an hour nf leea.1 bickering Superior Judge William T. Aggel-; took them under submission un- Sept. 19.

If the demurrers are overruled the four will plead at that time. The demurrers held that the In dictments were not built of a specific crime or caur-e of action and that, the true bills were not correct. All four men were accused of accepting bribes from aid. HiTr 1J ifter he had been arrested on a hquor charge under which he is at iberty on $10,000 bond. He told the grand jury that his camo i flaged bathhouse was the head-1 quarters of a ring of police offi cers who accepted protection money.

Report 16 Bedouins Killed During Clash JERUSALEM, Sept. 16. News of new outbreak at Hattin, near the Sea of Galilee, in which raiding Bedouin tribesmen lost 16 dead and many wounded before being dispersed by British military patrols today again disturbed the peaceful atmosphere of Palestine, where no trouble between Jews and Arabs had been reported for a week. There was a tendency to regard the affairs as purely local. No fears were entertained that the affray would In any way affect the proposed visit of 200 prominent Egyptian Arabs to Palestine for the purpose of bringing about a reconciliation of the two peoples.

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(Bv Arso'-lated Press) SAN DIEGO, Sept. -An American woman and three Mex- lean men were injured by pistol shots fired by a Tijuana police officer today on the main street of the border city, when the officer, Juan Arce, tried to investigate an automobile crash, it was learned tonight. The American woman was Mrs. Ben Quibelle, 851 South Vermont street, Los Angeles. She received a severe wound in the left arm just above the wrist and was treated late tonight at the police emergency hospital here.

The names of the three men who were hurt could not be tonight. Quibelle, with her husband, a restaurant owner in Los Angeles; in companv with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cotter, also of Los Angeles, had gone to Tijuana today, they told local police. Late in the afternoon there was an automobile crash on the main street.

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Dissatisfaction with the grand mufti is said to be partly due to his alleged failure to fully account for funds raised In Egypt for repairing the mosque of Omar. The first claim for loss of life in the recent riots has been filed In Jerusalem by Mendel Fraumen of Chicago for the death of his son Harry, a student at the Hebron Yeshiva, where more than a doz-an American students were among the 50 victims. FRED A. CHAP1H LUMBER CO. A COMPLETE LINE Highland and Mt.

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16. Foreseeing the day when the capacity of the. Panama canal will be crowded by commerce of the nations, Secretary Good has taken steps to stave off the traffic jam by providing the erection of a $12,000,000 dam at Alhajuela, Canal Zone, to provide additional storage water. Recognition of the need for ad-1 dltional water has followed a con-1 ference here at which Gov. Harry Burgess of the Canal Zone told Secretary Good that the annual water shortage was threatening the rapidly growing traffic over the waterway four months out of the year.

The secretary approved a suggestion by the governor that $2,000,000 be asked of Congress in December to begin immediate con struction of the dam The structure would be approximately 170 feet high, forming a reservoir covering 22 square mile3 and providing for storage of 22 billion cubic feet of water, besides aiding In the control of the Chagres river during floods in the rainy season, which are a menace to navigation. Preliminary work on the proposed structure has been carried on in recent years through a $300,000 appropriation, but the undertaking of the project has yet to be sane- tioned by Congress. It is estimat ed five years will be required to complete the work and Governor Burgess regards it as the most Important constructive feature In canal administration and development. In his report for the first six months of 1929, he showed 3.755 comniprclnl vessels rnpi I through the canal carrying tons of cargo and paying In tolls, compared with 3.658 commercial vessels, carrying tons of cargo and paying in tolls for the same period in 1928 wheh established the pre vious high record. This does not Include United States, Colombian No More Neuritis In Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs If you want to get rid of the agonizing pains of neuritis, neuralgia, sdatica or rheumatism.

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