Senator Borah's View: Others Not so Optimistic ington, Nov. 23.
Senator William. E,' Borah, on behalf of a coalition' of western Senators from both the Republican and Democratic ranks, declared today that the tariff bill should pass session of Congress be-
Tokyo, Nov. 29.
is known that eight people have pédished, and itis believed that there ina conflagration which destroyed 100] buildings, including several hotels, the well-known hot spring resort of Ito in the Izu peninsula.—Reuter. shoxnox, Nov. 28:—Lady Anne Cavendish, the youngest daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, was married to-day at St.
Margaret's Church, Westminster, to Mr, Henry Hunloke. Despite heavy rain, crowds of women waited patiently outside the west door of the Church, After the ceremony the bridal couple left by another door atid a rush followed, which mounted through Reuter.
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