The Cedarville Herald, Volume 65, Numbers 1-26

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U— an^cWksu erlfored to laav* l$-Jntpnete cabinet foils’ and J* replaMMl by one more ‘‘wiarllke." . __ 17—part of governmsnt evacuates Moscow. U—RUMtattf bur) back attacks on Moscow Sront. ; . ^ . -Fifty Frenchmen, ordered executed for slaying,ol Rail army official in. France. S 5 —Nazis report folj of important R um lan cuy.ot Kharkov. November *—u, S. warns Finland to cease fighting Reds. _ . S^-u.boats wlU fire on U. S. Ships, xsys Hitler. * . British Info 53planes msweepingconu- l*—rfrm/reject U. S. plea’ to make pbsce 'wifb Rusvia 13—British aircraft carrier Ark Royal sunk l>y torptdds « 9d^Brl£i4htlaunch newaurprlianifcn*lvC.m Libya., as—Naziabreak through to RankMoscow. Axis frpops alowtBritish. Wbyan .drive Russfan rocapturs -important' city of December ’ , * - 1—pctaih. meets Goerffig ’for collaboration talk, . 2—Italy bares big revolt plan; attempt to kill Mussolini foil*. ’ . t—Serbian'guerrillas- create, ’.'new- front'* "In conquered-Jugoslavia. ' ’ g—Britain declares war -on Finland. Ron- ^rmldent - unlahf*- .throne, t o Kto«. $ r l « * f t r y ,e « r ^ S 3 B S f ? S ® :l5 j;* ® a ,S&.“ SS ' to l™ w * i » ■ .jsyrgyaraga: .)^ »jkR R ffisM de d to w ilw iy n flr m -^R s » doti9a.,opter -Spain (smpu ds RtiMiglOiiiyJ^' , ^ -niiMeiailSari ?-WiiiA*to,-itoid,...... Sitvidr but weJhuTdust m 3848) the Sdft- ar-tr«eed back to Adam. alogy for John also ,has bonm^tdhto ik G d ie ............ nt _ . , . , 'Tumtog mm to iiark,1- vy* iftod Jftoi p r e M W W * > ’ ' . :n . m . a m t n r n v m n iM m i im r t ' needs wbrk, and that to just what weKind to bfark; ’ ^ * a e « ^ M^un|^» *H once into the ktory qf "the gospel of Jekus Chrifit, toe Son of God/* who to ready to serve—by life or by death—yes, even by the death e f IhiNerttoii'^* ............... ■* T lif^orertiintor; John toe Baptist, bears h ir witness. Jesus to bap­ tized. John to imprisoned, and im- mcdto»Hy- Je«us begi»>» to praach, “ B sS^Tye, and ‘b ^ J * to^jKilP , p S ^ ^ h e key v e lfW ^ -il^ rp liP j , 10 :# : “ Foy even"fe«/*’Sdtfrd f fditf .cttnjto n o t m t o j i b r i d "twtov m $ > TU *m xm *n m ara ‘'stogtoSwton^ "* »§C and ‘ •C rnmmm y 't W _____word thus trD rot rnbem. 4rthtM^da-ttw«beolfo fim Sam n t of Ctod-^vikit*qui^y^ftbout toeFFatoer^s bustoegs. . Chrtottons.. '10—GreatBritainbreaks'dfoltfoiatlctieswith ' Rumania, U^R ^U i»jorim to hay okayed Naif r jfaS* fly amv>oBalkaiif.*' ‘ iffwkR- Stach- ___ ^, Roosevelt announced’ ha had previouslydispatched peace plea to em- peror of Japan, - 7—Japanunleashesdevastatingsurprise attack on Hawaii and’S’hUlppmP* and follows thiswithdeclarationof warjon V. S »—U. S. declares war on Japan, aa does ■ Great Britain, ■. Germansgive upwhiter attempt,to win ■ Moscow. ....................................... Guam- 10—British adihlt loss ol warships Prince of-Wales end Repulse off Malaya. It—Gertmapy, Italydeclarewar onU. S. atad - congress votes declaration against them- wltmnfourhours after nevw^received. , V. S, army bombers sink 20,000-ton Jtp battleshipHarene, . , . 12—Dutch announce sinking of four"Japan transports; AMO lest, . : ■. / m -19—Bust report Nails smashed from kaltM — ^ k ^ - - to 17—AUm.' Kifnmei. commander of Pachtr !S ’. ; a g & t e t t i s r j K h -- Ho bor losses- ~ ' ;ig-JapaM«eiffifot lanffitfgat'HongKong: •TEN m & G E S T EVENTS O F 1941 SdeeHd by BJUKHAGE tmm wmarnm c#tm***#*j . A lajpHm of to* to*ae4ewl tow. tkb i t i w w M i i f d fH ' moot” toinUMMU’ - lit#- FtMittoM'g ghoot-gw-yigh t1 mmtSts , Thai— tm B totoi tonal.' GwBHmtovaatoa of Bimto. rmamm-H »*y to aahtovd* Ito ttojMttv#; destrucUtin pi toe KMUumy.'.: Revlsioa of toe ntWirallty law. Sendtof of Ameriona troofg'to Xettotai;'-' • ,IT, ,8. -war:wttk'’J^aia;- ’Oerauuiy, itto - DefekiV d fd i prtof control by farm-Uber cealitleB, aOMgti# Jersey Waterfrontit swept by |2g;. 000,000 fire.- Inke- '• . 1—Market quota restrictlona on wheat ap- ^ wsdby oyer *0 per cent-of formers g-rifth'or srmy plsne woducUOn Ued up aa, C.I.Q. wotrmwsr strfoe- at the North American Aviation company in Califor- ’ ’ lua.-. - ^-.- - . • - ; ,, »-Army. takea , o*tr strlke-beund North American aviation plant at Inglewood . . on ordasar«--'F.D,R.. . , - 12—Justloe Harlan Flake, Stone made 'chief , Justtoee(tsapremeeotetasRobertJack> . son end sen. Jsmes -Byrnes get high - j , court Wtiitt,-; - - ■ ’ . . 1*—President aoo*ev«H-*'frees*s” elkNazi andItalian assets: 19—U. 8, orders Nazi eonsujates to -close by July, 10, 90—Ihlffy-three dkr-bs -slnktiur of U. 8 subantuda* Ort, . * ‘ ... . . . . Fofd signs-umwp’coiitract wllh-C.I.O. 22-V/ S. stata-dapartment condemns Nazi attack on ftusaia. 29—Giant B-l* suecessftily competes first .task'bop., - Fobmegy 4 Raesidsat Batistaof Cube aseumeepeas' mantf of army to nip ’’plot,” * ....... - “ - - AmvteM m , ..... . . _ . .......... CMnaie Rada to; MMMtf .JttfflBMrfc. 9t—Buaaia and If. 8 renew trade ffisoua* aioaa.- ^ H - w b ” ' If—O. 8. and Mexico finWt negotiation oa -H IttOlMll IMifltinM lic t R w t e :9—Japs invadegputh Chinaalong foO-mlle ’ ftS S a n dlplaasaU t o JO. S. ar#nsfriatad to movements and Detroit and Newark Italian consulates dosed Hr ateto da* .» ■partment, »-mirk!sh dlplematle BoatoM reveal that i Russia ha* promiaod aid to Turkey (f j forced to fight-Germany. April 11—Mexico and U, 8. sign treaty to share ; elr bases. it—Request by Axis powers to surrender i, aefoed-vesatis rejected by Mexico, 12—Demnariegovernment (Nasi controlled) VM^jpaCbgiving U. ^ protection over It—Japan- end Russia sign neutrality part to surprise-diplomatic-move, 14—Treaty ends 100-year border fetid between Venezuela andColombia. ~ • -1—Ex-King Carol andMagda tali forCubs l from fiondom 37—Ictiand'e parliament votes to dlaselvs I unionwithDenmark; beoemee-republic. 58—Egyptian, ateamer Zamzam. sunk to }' south Atlantic- with 130 Americans > aboard--, , »-Bra*ll refuses France’s_requeat to re- ^ . sumo-sis-’service from Dakw. SI—Germany, Italy,^permit France to build i continental air force; toagpebaseballdab. Hay 99—Mauri Bosa or-IndianapaBl wins #to- milsautomobfiespeedwayclaaaie. land 2—Fred Perrjx former EncliahDavis, cup gtariwtoa National proteaaienai fotwls ■wto-ifisW*--'tttie.- . . ttoopw*hn*»iett’ near- ftfigaria. a t -x 3 jinny units reported to miles in* agf^^^ony*Edir ivkeheS•Turkey’ for war r l - ‘ / -g^totHarta fotos Axis. German troop* ea*’ ’ tat- that tiatlon. first time l since December 90, 1840. , 90—Crown- council of Juroslavla approves program of passive alliance with Axis; Serb* angered; three ministers quit to •JB® ^ » t o jf c » £ t e January . 3—Hew eoiigtm g—Presidentasks opens, ’audit seventy-seventh, ou ” eldio-democre* as Axis d'etat. "SnSS raw ^ oalbfal »coot»Wff-toa*g8< # C W | tott btjjudcfB It liar w rtli* wrSM &xn ffi ¥<I!y8irtitt8—tow matuui '.wto ’ kntfN > m o m wft “Mkiiaf«r»’* m n t literally .m m mbA nerved tasd^stoatto^-lin r M' empli*' as “ the t o 'e e e # Jrt^ r e f in f l , n . n e lU s M U M a M H a r t ( m i 2;: Cbrist Nho era* crucified aroee a over death and the grave* aeeeiMtod to that Father* where mm appear* a t oar Am imm, doea act menu Hiat HIrdhH f earth have to 7 ' ~daHi dotog Seaehtog ef the living Chrito by m t p * t * * mm m tm & & } ( W i n S r d w4ieJir-totltochurehT,T ' «h e Q m m (ACto 1:1) toto only dCd MJeeua togpiHi to do and to tha atocy, CJiWifW mmt* to and through atofefe^ .__ vers. W 0 JBe have Hto __—. wgtmp gp^wotoe amtww^wf ■ ■y»» l » t o i y kgggyd y ii i y ; atoewm il»* y aewfiitolBt!Bgaktow*w Britlah. . .iatr-tmtrRtMfe.tefgsir,neutralitypact ofrt<beiftbing'* to all Ume-hltS fora- ( W ^ d a of JVartiler -KlagGaorgt beadsnewgovern*! .*. . _I .lend to Iraq to guard „..’»rias’’ 0 l Allied dstffns* __________ f arid reach history.fetoad j T-'HIU IMVJRRTTVe<«;WHF''ftlDWI<‘ May Ht ■ ^ t s e s ^ E s s ^ - ^ ^ forc**' a^JraoJKtes fightBritish, shell important| but of Gretcs enter Atri* •—Britlair regain control of trad oil pipe* Matin takes O.as.Rt preriuetihlp. „ ^ fiaao Germany and -fond* sln af -Frawto agraila to| after thrflttivgsea battle, I'M cler tnmessage to new congress. 12—U..8, orders CJ.O, to end elzlkes Inde- 30—President RooMveU, fneugurated for ’ thlrcl t4VMlk 92—Justice M 0 R*ynolda resigns from U, $. Sapferoe, court. _ % . 91—President meets British ambassador in precedent-breaMo* greeting off-If. 8. cwrt- Feliruirf ■ 2—d, 8. gupiremeoourt upholds',Wage-hour g—House.passes lesse-knd bill, 380—161, 2—Wendell WlUkie*reaches V. 8. after'inspection triptoBritish Isles; backs u<8. aid jo Britain. Inly 7—Pr*»ld*Bt"*Rooecv»it-’'informs, congress t^sdJD^g armed forces have occupied IB^Gfand foVi names German hdeb to ^ indicting j) as spies. 17—n to^aVeMiidpaa«it)tnec<tosft tottery 21—President asks-extended term for draft- j^HOhwide- drive•’ for ’serap-aluminum- 99—President mobtUzeaPhillpptoe forces on wartime beets. . 91—Presidentforms economic defense board ” .economicwarbitAxle. -WaOeee .,^CfoMd'tt Bight’to AUgtfoP »;’S '* ’ 1 1—Oli abfpments to Japan banned. • fM-cj-tk aeftoatrikeat.too»Keen>y«W, J„ - 9-*«]W''PVto''rteti-nDd8i^'ikffi'prtort^ ee«H 7 , '-twl.-.- , . *. M—RsrtegmwM’uytog owritod to eheck ia- 12—House pestea draff axtonalop bill. - rattontogotderadforUastentetatac. NHPrdriden*returas totl.S, after historic . sea meeting with Vffnston Churchill. at-lfodwny.'M.’J’-. stopyatda ends as navy takes over- Sepmnber IHfoaato passes largest-tex.bill to If.- 8- wateorr ■ n—PrettowirerderS O. g. navyito'.aboot at .. Ariaatopeatobtedto"defwwiva''waters, “^sBrtJasar"- t T T ‘ Damn Btamveugh, Fargo,. N. D., attorney, namedoommandarof Americante* 29*{>rMMedt< eigna' 3)k-SUfioti-doUar record June . ; 1—PopePiusNil defendsthe rightsofmsn \ asalnat extenalvestole interference in a * radio address. 79—Four thousand Chinese- suffocate to Chungking airraid shelter. Jt^-BoIMan cabinet resigns;' 39—Six Detoah ahipa taken-over,by U. 8. 34—DaUn-Amarlcan nations asked to ban ; AxS consulsousted from B. 8. M y ?1—China breaks diplomatic ties with Ger- \ -many;and Italy. -7—Outbreakof muitofyclasb betweenPeru ( and gcuador la reported. _ 32r-P*ru claims fresh, attacks by Ecuador. 17—U. 8. ''blacklists" iftOolAtto Americans as. Jiaving Axis.,affiliations. Embargo l placed on their goods. . 12-Bohvto aqueichas Hast putsch; Ousts i . German-attaches.* . , _ . ^ 2«^-Argenune government asks Peru and f Ecuador, to end dlspute. 7— ciwig -Woed-.wtoa Nattonal Open soil champkmshlp. li—Patty- Berg wine -Women's Open,gob . efcamoloninlD? t' 19—Joe uutoknocks'out Billy-Ctimto U : round thriller. 23—Frankie Parker and. Pauline Bats win national day court singles.tennis titles*. *5—Washingtonuniversityrowingcrew-win*. Poughkeepsie chsmpleashlp. Jflly • 9—JoeDIMaggiosetsall tlm- majorleague- battingrecordby hitting safelyto forty- flftb consecutive game. 9—American leaguewins All-Star game at Detroit- 7*9. 13—Vic Ghent wins P.G.A. golfing Cham plonship... 17—Joe DlHegglq's hitting streak .stoppen at-9# consecutive .games,• 99—Freddie Cochrane, wins .welterweight tf , tie from Fritrie Zlvlc. Attgtwt 9—B1UGallon wins Hembletonlsn, trotting clastic; . 8— Sammy Snead winsCanadianOpengoU championship. 10—Hawaiian.Island swimming team wins A.A.U, national -championships, ama- Augoab |e-Ctot*8ftto«..jHiap«ade;aII.Nail' bqttaaaa i to country. v9—Argenttn* Jail* Nazi suspecta and nips i, alleged plot to. overthrow government 199—American republics agre* to use ell for* s ehto-awaadshtoastixedtoperto. JSf^pWrtdbiSFj /'MROMee'*'ProeHtoNl;(toto<Mto<piedgeb'ae*'. n , , Uvla and Argentine enter ,new agree* msntrin,economic war on Axis, 99^-Four?slato aa Maxlctaa riot at president’s tome. - . .. , .14—Argentina mavM qiilcklr to nip Plotted J9^TOmC^mdSS|,'moro flrma to Latin ? America go on tJ. 8, blacklist against l ,Axis. 1 October ’ 9—Aroulfo Arias arrives which- ousted, him 30—MarvinP'Bud") Ward wins V, S tenr golfing-crown., Lonwsrneke, Cards' veteranright er;;pitches.no-hltter against Reds. September 4—Yantoas clinch ,American, ieagua pen nant 7—Bobby Riggswins national-tennis cham pionshlp, jto—Brooklyn Dodgers clinch 1941 National leaguepennant. . 99**Joe Louis,defends title by TKO to sixth round 'witb*Lott‘ Nove. October 9—Yankees win World Series over Brook ^Dodgers; four,games out of five. 9—Alfred Robertson, famous Jockey, ride,’ ’ winners-out of seven racesin slngh ^ ^0 parlay wouldIhave won ovei million, two hundred fifto.thousamv aawmajor league baseball’ garner past season, officials,announce. - Panama. Replaced by reg. yorable to- U. B, Ci*a aftercoup as prastdsnt. of Ima rr November' 4—DolphCsmtllt, Dodgers, namedNatlOto league's-most valuable player,. U—Joe DIMaggio. .Yanks.,named America, . ’ league's moat valuable player. - .. IT—Bob Zuppkt,resigns aa-Wboto-footbai , coach after 29 year*. „ 29—LouBoudreau-,Myeiar*aid- namedmito ager of Cleveland Indiana. .. . . fg^Topy* Zale wins .middleweight whim' pionshlp over Georgls Abrams. December . 9—Mel Ott signed as manager of -Net' York Giants— #—Whirlaway voted "Horse of the Year. .10~Ctovstand.pIlator; Bob Ftiler. enllrta.ii. navy; / ^ 19-Slte of Rose BoWI football classic- fo; January1 shifted to Durham, N. C„ fo Duke-Oregc----- -- ------ t on State game. more fa- .’4’ tl—Japin'and U. 8. agre*onjplanfor bring* Ing u. 8. citizens tome from Orient to 14—Argentina amini) 8. sign trade pert-cut* ting,various-.tariffs; ■ J W * . . ato dtohesatofWiadaer'VlaitWaah- tegton. D, C. 99A^I^_rotgr‘‘atrika at four Bethlehem October _-punts. . jtoL-Bcthtabeto Steel ttrUe ended, jMarcH* 1—CJ.O. strike shuts Chlosgo plmiVof International Harvester; 11—Soft codt miners under John L. Lewis Open^wage -parity 'in New York with fSSident'Rooaevelt aigna ieasc-ltsd bin and flawc* arms abroad begins, . U S jpendyxtov eeld and high- winds;sweep _ borlh central U, 8..- klHtog 98. 12—Praaident Roosevelt appoints caper me* _ diatioa board to.setUe labor duputas; St^Forffa.Ltoeoto tjaht to Deirott la shut down beesusa of steel shortage restdP __ tag fromMidland Steel strike. 37—President tfena 97.089.808,809Md-to-Brlt- ato bill. * 99—V. 8. gut pledged to Jugoslavia to Axle , resistance. - , .■■’’ ■ 99—U. 3. seizes M iiallsn, German and Danishships toTJ.8. harbors oncharges of sabotage, April 1—Increased-taxes on many commodities become effectives g-Oeorge HeaktaB. paractotlti, rasouad from, top of Devils Tower, Wyo., alter Iceland,.. 31—Govwrmnent V . 8, m off Africa „ . . tnmtitt aameemoer'slnktog of two ■" ler ' .............. ...... 38—Panama approves arming of msrohant ships carrying tor flag, Matty U. 8. ships oh Panama registry since war ' .began.1’'-- ■■ . ■■ 4’ . Nbvember 9—U. 8. makes billion dollars 1a lease* y lend. eVailabte- to Russia, , ........ _ * 19—Churchill pledges'Immediate aidif U. S. is forcsd to- fight Japan. !34-y.*8T troops ordered to .Dutch Guiana . Brazil andArgentina backmove. **7r-G. 8. Meaeersmlthr career, diplomat, named U, 8 ambassador to Mexico. plan flag off Iceland. AHhands saved 94 —*GMotto*, sales be* to eastern stotes 97 -^W f* *at battla stoliena’’ andJ ’tfie 90—Strikemines .......... mem ansr AvS 28—U. S, gives' Japan "paace" formula tot Far East,- : Dtoamlscr, 9—President asks Japan for explanation tote Indo-Chlna,. and ifioaragua da* J., plant dap pro* Moor repott W-AtlantlC. . sign friendship 3— Scores .iurt to bloody aklrmtshes at , atrtketiosed rotd plant in Detroit, t 4— Ford closes 44 assembly plants and iMtOfifii!, 8—Aiiis-Chalmtr* strike definitely Mttlad by mediation, . , „ 9—North Carotins, 36,000-ton battleship, JotosU. g, fleet. First dresdnkught com* 91—firttteb and tn* French to flyrto1take Damaseue.L,,. - ^Jg^ErM^LMv^ Dvlnsk andLumwIan toNazis ss Russlsni told oa Perth*and south fronts/ 19—meted for navy to lo years, U, 8, assumes protection of Danithcol- Gioenlend 3 —fitallnorder* ‘'acorched-Satth” policy tor . Rusala aa.Germans advance, Mgy 8—BritainhallaU.S, occupationof Iceland. , 12-tovlet rtatms sea, victory over,Nazis. 1 Ruasto-lngiand sign jnutual aid part. under frince Jh’t'dL .. French indo u - S t e |sTriksTagiinet Ford Motor com* 19—Price of steel it frozen ai Current 1941 29—Charles A. Lindbergh resign* commission as colont] in . 11 , 8. air corps re* serve, Aflertnalhof dhyirteWithF.D.H coal strike iWiij SO » —^ !^ 5^ (^ ^ Iu S b ^ a l^ « *nMds«d November 2—U, 8. ooaat guard transferrad^io navy eompittaa aongresateftalactloa aa neutrsmy - act aSoudng. marohaat (termed) Nitoatosalt through.warsoMi, 14—Captiva oSTiminersagain outaa strike, ”-gfrJS2g»K~^* ‘"T 32—Lewkeoeas oiFci dKva aeal mtae strfite 2l^ll)M^oMlS^m^pricreoatrot boarf after dslealtag ptaa for one-aaao rigid *control. December •* 1 —Rail strlkd averted by.wars, towt; committee tdanofiae *4 Reds M cio offieisis; 20 with crime records. 7~*-Mme workers whsuatoa shop Inoapttvs S - ^ r i § & . 'for Mren-*tti week sad sltout effort in- defease toaustry "Via* 4jsmm rfs4wn»v - - - *$LP’ war.on Axis. 7—Canada n - S K f f i , 1 . Bk,a i RapubUo Join MiZM ll French »1 il—^V^hundred peraott* 18—Turkey notifies U, 8 . II—Mairttolque and United fitates reach naval accord, to Pare it will remain ” few'military con- 99-5apan's aaseta froi wM it/m **" A igttil :feb» -*(!cepfe Japa lf demand tontrrt of sf - s zen by 0. 8 and Bril* enf bleaks relattona .RutMdan atr rskfe ortBerlin, now gafor- tn Kiev and . . . . . ^ . . . 'a j . s s r t a f s a eisratiea U peace alma, ■Tt-essury Opens defense bond Mil Ing 2-^-President Vans for 24-tour, sCvert-day week in defense industries. , S.-F.D.R, orders large Inertas* in pteduc-1 tkm or heavy bombers. Coastguard <0. 8 .) boards seven JugO- '* 7 -*r*Vfl? Srtfina roahJitp^ot deportaide aliens. IS—U.A.W. workers strike at HudsonMotor , and Chevrolet plants. lg-G»nenral Motors, grants 1#cants an hour ... wag* increase to avert strike, 994 *FrsetdentRoosevelt signs,the85-per-csnt pstity loan bill for wheat, ootton, corn, < ■ rice ,and tobacon. , • 97^BrMMenf JRooaeveit proclaims art unlimitednationalemergencyduringa fireside chat. He reasserted the potfcy of "freedom of the sees” and canedjagon. the nation to increase Usdeflose efforts. tory drive. *Ameffoa*' 12 —Fourteen « -M 5 - Ifon ai WiitiFkuPOeMmMtw’dtabands. u ' ~ iconvicted tnNewYmtasNalt _leaues report M r Robert* Ae tward, - M mtmt m aaeat. January , I—''Bowl” games attract M 0.088 football aHfMs'' ,^s;i,s:i,'’l”;»!s?ssa.,"si , heavyweightboxing championship, ,, , M—BSWFeUer- aigns record breetcinr (fo* gtcher) contract (938,896) with Clevo- 91—Joe Louts knocks otat Red Bunnan U filth roundof tme go. February •9—Elmar Layden, Notra Bama coach, .. named com»iaatoo«r of pro footbau. . *~fc^b*ljV S B J E R f f iE '; “ “ f William Heppe vrins threecuahlon bil* Hard champkmefctpf mf second coosaev- yfilTi 17**Joe fxrnie knocks out*Gui .DoraxSo to fourteenth round to rayto mlddlawaight iHMtnpvilMRPa Mwrob 19^4ffiw YsMt ertr... January 11—Radio and.plcturoqomedJan,Joe’Fennel i96—Dame Mareerrt Lloyd George, wife ot ' Brittsustatesman.. .*99—John Malaxes,.''strong man” atatesma- of Groeoei Febrdary ■ 4 X—WilliamGibbs McAdoo, World war sec nfitiry rif frtiimj. ■ ■ 9—Read Bmoot, former ROpubhoan aaaator 17—Rep?WitoamD. Byron, Maryland, tdlleo „ ln-air orasbk* 99—Ex-Xln^ Alfonso ot Spain, (to; exlku In March. 9—Gution Borglum, famous V. 8 . aeulptoi April nsassMTssyf.”**0 .V* AnatoJumpCaanoo, famouswoman |2-tt*w5S?L.r'Rethachlld, outstandiagV, 8 marchant. Juflfi •-tog Gehrig, the “Iran H otm " of ban 4 * R ^ K ^ y i t o l » a tUedatDoom s&^a&ssit sa3Sw»“ 99-gau. AndrewJackson Houston of,Texas July 2 -gam H.Barrie, one of Broadway's nxx> auoeesatot thsatrteal mpagsnfc - M—Fred FistorTfouadar or famous auto August I—william R. Davie, tolernationaUykaowi a oil miiii. . „ 7—Bruno Musaollnl. aaosnd sea of ftafo'i • premier- September 7—Sara Delato RoeseVaft. FreaMeaft mother. October 9—Louis Defflbltz __ .-S B fJW t t* * * * ; songs. MtoeiSi- forme* *u uoo*- Morgan," famous singer of torch epesai. Sf-Rw- tooklnr Ig—Edward CaUatar, company baarUfg NovemW Mims. Jsatrttry - I-YWW-O. -.^r—A l U totM 'Rfi'AA ’ i 8^7M9 b MIMI iTOTipiWIVI «BW * v mssuffau***- Decoubur l—Alva B, Adame, Senator fromCokrrade , l b ^ T * « j ^ p S t 7 ’SS Jap raid on sbirig, two pair jelrawer*, one pair of aborts” In out imagination we can go , bapa IrtM,” he declared. ■.'■■■ j Ha banded m« a yaeic«9>ahtedf loath .ae-«rveted, ioose*leaf note book, It'a with hint in that decisive battle and pdcBfi Bere typewritten and weii*«pac* rejoicb that he wafi a »urvivor, •d. It was a copy o f the original The inspifation to keep a diary wa« diary o f * Dnkm aoldier. 2t'« aavlient alow in taking effect, oeemingly, for nm waa recorded in May, 1W8, when, 'after July S, ther#Brand other entthto fwwfgatagFatara ssabaaMb 2*hevse li o tie ttrttll 19, 1%6i> 'Jfoet&ttw, entry for July* nearly every day until hia.arrival at ¥M* fs» *lMoa at Owtapdwnw- July *, home, April IS, ISM, there is a xecord. ‘ Br i r O N t HlFr M H w taitp«fortc, ww bawirsack, He i* in |4tiladelphia until May t, m jaRifil la fft tm Jteeali 9 iputa^ Iwt9 itma eiaaStas tme iialr et49iaii 1W4. *Sim hi* rafiroiffit movee te H bd m m mmm H i-bt I# -M . yew read Mfc* «• **,* a«M: Mat week* tike 'M»*iwae-Wf»y: BoUimore, Waehingrkon and Frad- crickahery, Oa May 90, about five hundred o f the Boathern men are tak­ en prisoner*, Oa May SI therk i* , , , , heavy cawaeaidkig in the direction niug’a akhwhth ere* We held our poeto of the efct Imatisfrouad at Fredericks- titan within 209 yards Of the enemy*# burg- SixMeea Moutha befcre, Oea- eral Btamdkia had hem repulsed there with a low o f twelve thousand. Varieue skkwdehee take place dar* in f the foUsaring deye* On Jane % an n m M * bi grauted hetwieit ibt and eight in the evening to bury the (flanked near Petersburg, and the when dead and care for the wounded. On 'made prisoners o f war, They are hur- June Id, “at 4 P. M.» w* advance is tied off to JMehtteaul.. . line of battle and drive in the eve* From this entry on, hk record is (twite complete. He was in Anderson* rifle prison manyweeks. He fretuent-. ly lists the mtfcwxt. On Angttat 8, *'We have fried beef, rice and coffee; tm breakfast, wleh- a Kttle Johnny-: (sake'hoked'-hulle aftoi aV*M ftaaibiti e f «the exekanyeof prieeme* o»taeatM«it' liiltyv Hetweather» heavy TahMs wbmi - works- Quite a sharp fight during the advance.** On Monday, JumiVSO, Mskimishint is kept up all dayJRyuh thowyh home49 to ffi dead lay on on* iront since Saturday awning." Oa wbli - ai -.. eyfo; &Jba,' m/AM nH I H j ini •* f w iURPRISEl IATTACK HAWAII., i t '"it AND MANILA I’’ * i AIR RAID W arnings OliBOTH 1’^ COASTS - - r i . - NaUfitAUTY ACnrtVWB The year rirCte to a close with these importer* menltt Wwuober- ., f—Japanese attack on U.' B. Is followed . by dtrclaratka of war. *—U. S. and Greet Britain de­ clare war on Japan. Haste give op wmter at­ tempt to take Moscow. ii--Germany, Italy deeitrt war oa - U^B. . , . Congress answers Bite in four hours, mognitfag state ot war. ' GMSermans gmsthed from Battle to Blaett aee—Buseien claim. (BStoifod byWssfornNswsMpsr Uatoa.T; - (frilos, rettfiewa serricee, a httte thieving, akknesa and death Malm their attention, Hi# detaehment leave# WevppTtwWtl WfJjPwMHfllOVTI ni b B b there had been M19 bwriMe- He Je held in ether prieen# uaBR Fhiauaryf whew lu te e»elza«B»d at Wfimin«to»% H. <h He it muaasiNKi eat e# nMrriet ea April 1C, lB « , ,treacherpus) /Awieri s**** ytm ■ American h iif j •wtth fl778# marie# the end1 pie into « grd arinnineof* j shwmaaity, J( ipaaeage o f til iGerman>,J»vs ii oii ........iciu>- et "White « 4 l Spates involve the- year also! to never beforL. afndbreadih’-pO stud woBien., al ferencea in t f 1our AmericanI and that thosif • our libertfee i / The-New? Btony trial# ar the,.strength, ^ patriotism of <“ There is a gri ^ i f the.United. | ’thatmust'be*i j liailors, and' proven their vl despite the h j RUmbersy-Bnpj ment. When' Stater was„nc odnflict. Hhe voted*, by the have -Rot yet actual guns ar ships,;*for th fw es, The bi people for 19 - tha implement America and< ' flung -fronts < ending o f :thii wotore engagi production a ,torip«nent»M ' pin. 5I f we g trithwhteh to] f.-Souttthe all o f our .thWjuwmpt, doofion of wa ' hMestry, notJ fieri* will'tmdj jfce,(function. dmpOssible’’to] toaterialsr esi *rUs HletfK i . jtutes mustibf ttojnfiS -weiha ; pvsry^daj fiThr;tax Curt j^pgiy; heavy. [ .iJhtomet taxesJ fiteWAMMitidili -d#ween now utoeantimOHhi (totother-new terease tho'-re #m9he Treast p fam . Ale^ jBrarned.the.: IwqjflfjL be.,m ^hplfc-nf >pur: |||42 for -wa ;jl|dnikma.o^ M^ilian life, jjthsr Army.orj jjl^ates. Theyl Just a# rapif S & tot n eounel of tl at lefiiri* haVea,Rtrd lion wron wii soon hecomi grsat air ari Hundreds off millions, of ■ •d upon :fo ritoer.heWni home fr«mt,| many younp^-a way into s«T factories fihil Of courie, th e jfW y * . OUS DattJe^lj tore does n| in# ifi the. FlUUppines time, all the fends, lands may,] Oavforees-: he totted haperianti IWVV1] v#® AWtkwn1 to fighting] ifetthuthit O r the e« (< »to H [ptk lhi) i •awe* r >, V