Senator Lafollette of 'Wisconsin,
leadf of the republican insurgents,
intr* . i Resolution to reduce
frei» •' ■ . rTvm products and
imp '... to sut. tantially pre-war
lev
J • artmfent of commerce figures
r— . p Mlo showud a foreign trade
1)8 favor of the United States
fc the t aienda' year 1523 of $375,
9
ii department instructed
( arge S 'Tiimerlin at Mexico City to
.: » 4 t,, lafions on the order re
• •rbting ruble communication with
• r.ir- u States via Vera Cruz and
U.-’.ivvonon.
T-i ’WV^btngton government, it
!:«c!..set! at the state department,
p paring to inform De La Huerta
at pioft.r American commerce with
te por of Tamplcb must not be in
e*e fared wftjb
HOWARD HUGHES DEAD
Third Member Of Famous Author'.
Cmully inspires Within Year
HO US'"ON7, Tex.. Jan. 13.—With the
• icsth bore of Howard Hughes,
ii'otbei of Rupert Hughes, three
ifn lier: of the famous writer's fum
1 1 hi-, passed stray unexpectedly
vlthin tlie last year.' Mr*. Howard
-.ugliea Med several gioulli* ago dur
j ug .in i aeration. Mrs: Rupert HughC3
1 'Oi roli id suicide by hanging .her
f. Howard Hughes, a millionaire
i us. fadturer. (Bed of heart failure
* w:. ..ttlng at his dtak
MOVING INTO OUR NEW HOME
Effective this morning the circulation, classified ad
vertising, display advertising and business offices of The
Age-Herald will be located in the new Age-Herald building
and all business may be transacted there.
Various departments of this newspaper were removed
during the night and all will be functioning during the
day in the magnificent new home of The Age-Herald, and
the first issue will be published there tomorrow.
