Fayetteville Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - November 17, 1931, Fayetteville, Arkansas THE WEATHER Fair and cooler Tuesday 4 night Wednesday fair 4 4 Democrat If the world laugh funny you are LEASED WIRE NEWS SERVICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOLUME 37 iff Associated Press ARKANSAS 17 United A MONTH OVER THE TOP Yard and Garden Cont CHEST SLOGAN YEAR'S WORK Deals Like This Wodd Make New York made a deal three Said Mary 05 years old 1 old 1 have nothing send me In nil There at AU Prizes Plants least T will sure of food and it will be warm there Kaid Nellie Kennedy 50 years Noted Explorers Here Tomorrow No Gifts Asked MAD PROGRESS Bell and Khodes I First In Their Class Schools Featured court for sixty-third j charge I know you're me to jail While Tin away j let this poor old lady slay in my American Japanese Evacuation Agitates League DAWES H R Mrs Hell and Mrs were winners places in rlass in sweepstake awards of second annual Yard and Garden contest just The contest founded by the ocrat two ago in tion with the Nnlional Gimlen sociation and sponsored this year jointly by flic Democrat the Council and Chamber of Com- merce has resulted in hundreds of yards being anil progress made in school grounds and in some cases in public erly Dr N P Drake ling been eral chairman of bolh wilh an executive committee ing cull There have been 22 separate lesls this year with two shows and plant exchanges held t Said Magistrate i Mary Bracken take charge of i Nellie Kennedy's home and lake 1 care too of Kennedy and proposals i From Chinese and Japanese in War Evidences of a change in thei The two women flung in u poor one out side by side headed home FAVORABLE TRADE BALANCE E Exports As Compared With 180 Million Imports Washington Nov 17 each year At the j American favorable trade thousands of plants were October for free planting and a 000 mendous interest created in amounted to scaping yards and creating outdoor nary figures today sli living rooms lof and This year school grounds were i department today showed exports imports of of the United Stales insistence on Japanese were ed from Paris today and it was the league council was ed by this and by reports that Russia is becoming nettled pan's activity Mali Stands Ground General Mali's troops were re- ported froni standing their ground south of with no 1 of withdrawing although reports to the News Agency from Harbin said General acceded to Japanese ions for a truce A demand that the Nanking cease its weak kneed attitude toward Japan was made at Shanghai hy Mu for- mer chief of the government's ex- branch and leader of the nationalist party Stimson Issues Demand A denial that the United States promised not to bring pressure on Japan and the explanation that featured School Rewarded won first prize for improvement shown in of school grounds The favorable balance for that I month trebled that of the month when exports were WORD INVOLVES California All of Far West i of SOILS ill the mountains lot California among them Noah Honors Unknown actor held much of Arlington and llh eihi ll White House PROBLEMS WAIT DAY'S CANY ASS Solicitors Arise Start Immediately After Breakfast EACH A GIVER In the American northwest Pacific slope in its cold grip today Mountain roads especially those leading over the Sierra from California to points cast were closed due hi the heavy snowfall I Dozens of motorists were j after been forced to abandon i their cars i Wyoming and Idaho snow ranging in depth from ii few inches to over a foot In Approached At And in Arfa for Nov limn Oregon some snow fell randi said today it was high lime Nevada e nations of the word reached a Cr llb practical answer to the The Italian foreign minister this the important problem in the relations between lie made Ihu statement lit n press conference in the office of livry Stimson at a time when lie was scheduled lo confer within a few hours with President Hoover A litlle later however bis dis- cussion with the president postponed until morning because of n prior engagement of foreign to apeak at a meeting of the Overseas a newspaper lo a question ing the possibility of n naval settlement the isler expressed Ids hope that ml be Rood and it would be j corned by everybody in he us did noi them Utah ONE FIFTH DROP IN FRIGES TO RETAIL TRADE 17 Per October Index Reveals GOAL I I the goal of the j dies was pledged this when workers j started their canvass of the j city for for operation I of nine agencies of the city for 1932 at o'clock this 1 afternoon of about jind not all of team captains hud reported It will take pledging of the I same amount each day for the I three more days to raise the funil sought by the Cheat of- and needed for the els of the participating j willona Having waked the entire city lit 1 TJ v G o'clock this morning with shrieks Lent and blare of whistles an- nouncing an extra edition de- claring war against hunger cold disease and unemployment gathered at 7 o'clock at Die tain inn to receive final 17 Re- an agreement could be Haly feels such nn agreement Ambassador was The top picture shows Martin Johnson and On Johnson in a pigmy asserted ing away from the league sessions village The lower picture reveals ready for Dino raised his right hand until the slate department decided I Mr and Mrs Johnson lire expected here and will I high above his head in the fascist ing and imports in Washington The October figure compares how far it could go with the league were by Secretary Stimson give two illustrated talks Wednesday at the University during the year it was exports of and Jefferson school was second and of in October West Side third Plants of value will be given as first 510 value as second and as third last year One of the factors boosting the favorable balance was Landers Continues Better Asks For Water I j I threw fresh fits of anxiety over I I the League of Nations Reports received at the Held at Paris at Noon Paris Nov 17 of changes in the attitudes of the United and Russia today out the Chinese and Japanese j ngh i dier lo start the round of to America's Unknown ceremonies tomorrow dent Hoover A of the World War self the Italian foreign minister drove an early morning fog across tlie Potomac to the tailers replenished their shelves during October at prices just about lower than during the month a year ago The department of in a today placed the index of October prices this year at 17 per cent less than in 1030 one per cent lower than ember this year in values for some agricultural products brought the group index down to 2 per cent lower than in tember with large group of commodities prices showing a downward move lions regarding the campaign or Community Chest A minimum of ia the gout and tho Top by Sunday is top shrine of the American soldier before starting his round of cial Cabinet Salute Ambassador De Martino of Italy accompanied him As they entered the rates of Forl Myer the 17 gun salute for a cabinet officer echoed over the military reservation I A cavalry contingent from the Martin fori saluted and his of party as they passed and escorted in African Congo Show Film of Exploit One hundred and strong army of solicitors for the on campaign it o'clock to call oil every inri every in the n an effort to obtain f Jonj carrying on work of the in United Com- muni STATE PENSION Confederate Classification Will DC Considered Nest Week At Little Hock Little Rock Nov 17 The world famous photographers 1 they passed and escorted stale Confederate pension boan life will appear in to the gale of the Ar- will meet next week to J H Field Local Artist Also Invited By Texas Women FLOOD CONTROL Dr Sze and Yoshizawa UP NOV 23 AND 241 wj Absence Explained Washington Nov 17 7 o o -01 i The Johnsons are brought On bis arrival at the said mas Several f laces UK Affairs leading lo the Meanwhile a study ia i of University of which Dean minister was met by Brigadier of the pension records N Hudson is chairman T Collins M who also Is chair i i I cd u In I All and Rain Benefit to of Get t most and handling charity problems should prove Its worth Jim told the morning on their canvass One Day's Pay Minimum Asked who Has -a job is M poor ho afford to give least one day's pay to help oni who he said tives of asked in Fayetteville last year by the agencies which this the Community Chest for only the amount which is for carry ing on the work of the mid institutions in: the Cheat it brought out People of the city are being i ON PACE Their experiences in general of the Kith Brigade Of lne board said the feet of moving picture went with him to the meps would be held n 1 J V T leading down to the Unknown Wednesday H- YEAR OLDS MAY CARS Charles J linger and J H 1 which feature scene Mr Field was of next Monday night Motion to amend the ordinance to boys and girls of 14 and over to drive was made by Alderman T Harding afler a suggestion by Van Howell local insurance Mr Howell brought to the tion of the council that it is ful at present for persons under IS to operate insurance companies give liability insurance and proposed the maximum interest rale on the bonds fixed i as attract j Unemployment Problem Is j at six per cent Placed Before Premier j Turk Nov stale officials ami today I Terences In arrange H Socialist future financing or the dak Ci it of today Mrs Jim va injured to her Ii by a of BY CAIN'S MOTHER I DIES AT ROGERS Paris members of the chamber of i The Tennessee officials lips opened fire upon Premier statement as to val's when their i her began its this thai they do not i lo take to holp an The debate on unemployment lake up the sessions the next few of blown Thv st: a f Mrs I Williams mother of A- Council Names Committee To Investigate And Report Back At present persons younger than 18 have been to drive by special permits from the cily council approved by the Chief of Police n i for home until tomorrow at the -ar- from Tennessee they intended to return to Xa ville by airplane at the off lets f Lehman Interpellations on foreign re- Bros and followed an including the premier's con- fui attempt by trie slate with lo market in fur this afternoon at a similar nd will continue during the after- bonds due Dec 1 a pi M a at Sunday night at her home in il after u illness j 4 were held i Kuy fcntl and K Wages were tli home nt on committee from the j and the body was taken council to meet with old for in- of the Alley Improvement district to go over assessments to i- by her district to which J Dunn A 1 and rand Logan made protests at of Mrs the council meeting last night FARM of L King also had filed a nf A f but was not present last night and Mis of to make his complaint f was a of Dr X K one of the com- A and Alderman J TUB WEATHER Fair and cooler Tuesday Wednesday foir Ari ami cooler night day L o u i ai Cloudy showers in cast and Mr were present last tonight liams Appleby is other member May fair cooler in southeast luin other going by thu
