IVELAIUU OUuULulLUterest1boutWASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 17.— t be- xhe establishment of a neutral zone ; Gib-; ]n Mexico, which would be policediddle- by United States and Mexican troops, was the intent of a resolution introduced in the senate today by Senator Gore of Oklahoma.mengreatGib-tting, ey in st of trim boy.LASTING MEMORIAL TOWASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 17.— It is proposed to raise a $2,000,000 fund to endow a perpetual Tuskegee institute as a permanent memorial to Booker T. Washington. The suggestion was made after the memorial services held for the colored edueator in this city today.DUKES BOUND FORTHE BIG OUTSIDEaraalJames B. Duke of Nenana and his father, Joei Duke, of the same place, axe at the Pioneer hotel. They arrived from Nenana yesterday. James Duke is on the way to the States, where he is oging to consult a specialist to see if something can be done for Mm.Mr. Duke has been a very sick man for some time, and he hopes that this trip will be the last one that he will have to make to see the physicians in the States,. . bnnnjr tliA nf Mi* TVt-iVr*SEA' tion be ties toof lique club, tlthe shi search through one rolt; gallons be proc in contlaw.NEW delivers Bar as urged tedness the coaiWAS!Represetoday i mission’