interviews Premier Kiyoura on Amer immigration bill

Japan Relies on Our Sense of Justice, Declares Premier on Immigration Bill

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DEFENDS 48-HOUR LAW.; Textile Union Chief Urges Massachusetts to Ignore South.

Higher pay sought for employes by W J Coyne, Pres of N Y Immigration Inspectors' Assn, who cites statistics

SEEK HIGHER PAY AT ELLIS ISLAND; Immigration Service Employes Get Average of Only $108 a Year More Than in 1908.

opposes resolution for 25 per cent reduction in 1923 income taxes

TAX CUT RESOLUTION CAN'T PASS CONGRESS, LEADERS DECLARE; Representative Porter Presents One in House, but It Has No Chance.

B.H. Pearson, Air Mail Pilot, Falls to Death, Battling Snowstorm in the Alleghanies

THE man of mystery in contemporary statesmanship has found a mysterious interpreter. "Iconoclast" in this work quotes, with approval, Nietzsche's statement that "every profound spirit needs a mask," and proceeds to clap on his own mask with tantalizing tightness. That the author is a profound spirit may be contended with some reason.  

PROGRESS OF A BRITISH PREMIER; Ramsay MacDonald's Career Recorded -- What the Future Holds in Store

subscriptions to unofficial independence fund amount to less than $10,000 in week; comment by Repr Soto's Independence

FILIPINOS ASSAIL COOLIDGE'S STAND; Quezon Papers Say He Wants to Bar Wood as a Presidential Candidate.

Utah Fuel Co, mine no 2; explosion traps 173 miners; gas blocks rescue

EXPLOSION ENTOMBS 173 MINERS IN UTAH; GAS BLOCKS RESCUE; Officials Fear All Lives Were Lost in Dust Blast at Castle Gate Coal Pit.

B Jones tells of test of earth inductor compass on non-stop flight from Mitchel Field to Dayton

FLY ABOVE CLOUDS BY DEAD RECKONING; Army Aviators Test Out New Devices on Non-Stop Trip From Dayton.

LONDON, March 5. -- The week brought only one production to the London theatres, and that was an old one -- a revival of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Princess Ida." Plays may come and plays may go, but Gilbert and Sullivan promise to run on forever in England.  

NEWS OF THE LONDON AND PARIS STAGES

Dr. John Roach Straton, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, West Fiftyseventh Street, will charge in his sermon this evening that the American Museum of Natural History is misspending the taxpayer's money and poisoning the minds of New York school children by false and bestial theories of evolution. He will ask his congregation whether the Bible ought not to be exhibited in the museum as well as a "1ot of musty old bones."  

DR. STRATON ASSAILS MUSEUM OF HISTORY; Says "False and Bestial Theories of Evolution" Are Harmful to Children.

AGAIN THE LOBBY BECOMES NATIONAL ISSUE; Senator McKellar Believes Regulation of "Invisible Government" Is Now an Urgent Necessity and Proposes Publicity as the Remedy -- Number of Lobbyists in Capital Growing Steadily

sp art by A O'H McCormick, Empire of the Middle Sea

EMPIRE OF THE MIDDLE SEA; New Italy Looks to the Mediterranean, Whence First Was Drawn the Grandeur That Was Rome

Shackled to Bed, Man Gets Free, Kills Captor To Balk Attempted Operation, and Escapes

AFTER all, Noel Coward has no intention of joining Mr. Charlot's entertainment at the Times Square Theatre. Mr. Coward, revue comedian, revue author and now and then dramatic author, is at present in this country, but his chief reason for being here is to "confer," as it is generally put, with Jerome Kern.  

GOSSIP OF THE RIALTO; Noel Coward Again -- A Crothers Play for the Equity Players -- "The Moon and Sixpence" Dramatized

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BROCCO AND BUYSSE CAPTURE 6-DAY RACE; Italian-Belgian Pair Win by Lap -- Egg-Beckman Second, With Madden-Horan Third.

SARASOTA, Fla., March 8. -- The Giants played a practice game with the University of Florida nine today and won it, as had been predicted by the experts. The difference between the big leaguers and the collegians at the finish was seventeen runs, the Giants making that many and the University making none at all.  

GIANTS OVERWHELM FLORIDA COLLEGIANS; Shut Out University Nine, 17 to O, in First Game of Spring Training Season.

E Thompson announces he will give his soldier's bonus to found scholarship at Newton High School in Elmhurst, L I; urges all Legion members to establish scholarships

ASKS $100,000 TO AID GANGSTERS REFORM; Marshall Stillman Movement Begins Campaign for Fund to Help Men "Go Straight."

STEALS MAN'S NAME AND BANK'S $15,000; Crook First Advertises for a Teller and Gets Applicant's References.

Red Cross Gives $,000 to Costa Rica.

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McTighe, Newark Owner, Asks Herzog to Resign as Manager

I By winning two one-mile races in !-two cities more than' ninety miles apart within thre hours, Joie Ray' of the Illinois A, C., American champion miler, last night achieved a feat believed to be unparalleled in the histor yof. track and field athletics.  

March 9, 1924

Headlines from March 9, 1924

Japan Relies on Our Sense of Justice, Declares Premier on Immigration Bill

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DEFENDS 48-HOUR LAW.; Textile Union Chief Urges Massachusetts to Ignore South.

SEEK HIGHER PAY AT ELLIS ISLAND; Immigration Service Employes Get Average of Only $108 a Year More Than in 1908.

TAX CUT RESOLUTION CAN'T PASS CONGRESS, LEADERS DECLARE; Representative Porter Presents One in House, but It Has No Chance.