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THE MANAGEMENT of this institution
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service required for their best interests.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. (/P)— Legi
timate brews of tile country will
the next Congress that
cent provision ci Vol
stead Act be amended to permit the
manufacture of two and one-half
per cent beer. L. vi Cook, the brew
ers’ a torney, predicted this n.>ve
while making a plea agaaiiis: a im -
posed near-beer tax to house ways
: n d m ea ns c o m m it t e e.
WHAT STARTED THE ROW
|, i WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 10. (sP)
| !—The. report of military attaches
.!j of Great Britain and France and
! Italy, asasigned by the League of Na
j ions to investigate the murder of
b I a Greek soldier which started the
11 Greek-Bulgariaa controversy, shows
| / that the victim was shot at his post
^ | and carried to Bulgarian territory.
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; A COUPLE YEGGS
NABBED IN ANGEL CITY
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| LOS ANGELES, Calif., Nov. 10. (;p)
i —Arrested here today after they
had attempted to draw guns and re
sist capture, Pete Wilson and Joe
Edwards were identified as members
of a Seattle robber gang, according
to police officers. It is said the men
admitted they had held up a Seattle
policeman robbing him of his gun
and badge and had broken out of
the county jail in Spokane where they
were held on robbing charges.
BANK CLOSED TOMORROW
The Bank and many stores in S v
; ml will bo closed all day tor.-.mm w
| ■ honor of Armistice Day. Shr pi m
i •:if; patron- should govern them v -
'J i ' • ordingly.
A LI CST A ’ORSE OM WALES
LONDON, Nov. 10. (TPi —Ti . Prm e
Wal? s took another : a his
rse v ’He hunting bar'".,
harmed. Mishap revived the q . m
'on of -whet her the heir to the
•krone h- vk-e. in offering himself
■ sport risks.
CONSTANCE BENNETT TAKES
ANOTHER CHANCE, MAORI AGE
RK. Nov. 10. — lon
• 22. actress and dim •
of IE ird Bennett, actor, pin: ::
’ in: . •: mv for K e set or.d
. me wk married Pki'lip Plant.
■“P-stm Col. ann Mrs. William
Mr.v. ard. ar.d heir to E.c .millions
■'n k. Morton Plant,
i Plant v :• s the ad opt ed son of t:
’ate mill; naire. Miss P tt’s run
:way marriage to Chester Moorhead,
- Chit ag in 1021, v. as illed in
1924.
RED DRAPED COFFIN
MOSCOW, Nov. 10. (/p)—General
'm’rael F’/unse, Soviet war minister,
' died after an operation was bur
’ in a red draped coffin, with mili
cer< monies, and interred in the
v lu-ionary Martyrs cemetery.
r UMOR MAY HAVE TRUTH
VRIS. Nov. 10. (/P)—Official de
' ■ • made today that Ambassa
D - c’aned will be recalled from
-gton and Senator Eerenger
’ :n his stead. I: is admit
-rge me rme ultimate
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RAILROAD TRAINMEN HOLD
SECRET SESSION, CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Nov. 10. (£>)—Western
General Chairman’s association of
the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men went into secret session today
to formulate demands for increased
working conditions, to be presented
to raliroads of the country.
President Lee of the Brotherhood,
predicted a return of war-time wages.
’ALL INCOMES TO ESCAPE
TAXATION IN NEW PLAN
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 10 (TP)—
entative agreement setting §300,
0 as the amount to be used for tax
action in the next congress was
died by the Ways and Means com
tee this afternoon. More than
n .000,000 of this will be used to re
ce normal and surtaxes. Small in
comes were most favored in the new
ian which would increase personal
t on of a single person from
1.000 to §1,500 and raise exemption of
a married man from S2500 to §3500
The committee also autthorized a new
normal tax rate of one and one half
percent oh the first $4000 of income.
FRENCH FRANC FALLS SHARPLY
PARIS, Nov. 10 (YP)—The French
franc fell sharply on the Bourse,
reaching the second lowest level in
its history. The Bank of France in
its statement, showed large increases
in the issue of both treasury bonds
and paper currency.
HOLIDAY ON WEDNESDAY
Armistice Day, Wednesday,
j Nov. 11, being a National Holi
' day, it is announced today that
the local school and business
houses will be closed all day,
including the Bank of Seward,
and the Postoffice. As in the
past, no paper will be publish
ed by The Gateway.
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