Williams news., 1919-08-08
FOREIGN

enthusiastic reception by the populace.
 Regular airplane service between Berlin, Paris and Copenhagen will be- gin this summer. French machines will be used.
 The recent British victory loan sub- scriptions amounted to f767 ,S0O,O0O, it was announced in the House of Com mons.
 Demolition of the forts of HelgOland, once Germany's "Gibraltar in the North Sea-" is under way. In a few days no Qualifications vii be left.
 The Third division of the American army has been ordered home from the occupied area of Germany. It will be- gin entraining for Brest Aug. 5.
 The Hungarian soviet troops have been thrown back in disorder across the Theiss river by the Rumanians, at Szolnok and other points, according to reports.
 Socialist motions to hasten the bill establishing state tribunal to investi- gate the cause of the war and the guilt for it, has passed the national assem- bly, at Weimar.
 Premier Nitti of Italy is organizing a new mission to the United States. Its purpose will be to present Italy's finan cial and industrial needs, the establish ment of credit, and the facilitation of exports and imports.
 The Polish advance into Galicia was made so rapidly that the Ukrainians had no time to destroy the railways or hr.id cOrding to this announcement, took G. 500 prisoners and forty-one guns as we'll as vast quantities of munitions.
 An American loan of S1OO,O GOO has been obtained by Martin Nordegg, rep resenting the Deutsche Bank of Berlin, according to an exchange telegraph dispatch from Berlin. It was said 10 per cent of the loan would be deposited in foreign bonds to the German banks credit.
 One hundred and seventy thousand cases of typhus exist in Poland and the Baltic Russian states, according to reports received by officials connected with the American sanitary expedition now hurrying by train and by automo- bile through Germany to the afflicted districts
 King George received Marshal Foch at Buckingham palace and conferred upon him the rank of field marshal of the British army. Marshal Foch later was escorted to the Guild hall where he was given the freedom of the city and presented with a sword of honor similar to that given General Pershing July IS in connection with the celebra- tion of peace.
 SPORT
 Leo Houck of Seattle and Young" Cyclone" Brown of San Francisco fought ten rounds to a draw at Phoe- nix. They are lightweights.
 Tommy Garter, lightweight champion of the Southern department, United States army, won the decision over Otto Wallace of Milwaukee in a fiji teen-round bout staged at Fort Bliss. The fight was fast all the way and the decision a close one.
 GENERAL
 Both houses of the Arkansas Legis- lature ratified the federal woman sui frage amendment. Arkansas is the twelfth state to ratify the proposed amendment.
 Less than one-half of 1 per cent of the American soldiers who died on the battlefields of France were buried un- identified, according to Col. Joseph S. Heron of Cincinnati, commander of the 5000 troops who inferred the fall en Americans.
 Jack Britton of Chicago, welter- weight boxing champion, and Mike O'Dowd of St. Paul, the middleweight title holder, will meet iE an eight round contest at Newark, N. J., Aug. p. The men are to weigh in at 15S pounds.
 Four persons were killed and four teen injured in a head-on street car collision on the outskirts of Minneapo- lis. The motorman on one of the cars was among those killed.
 Four automobile bandits entered the jewelry store of Joseph Brandt in Chi cago and after binding the proprie- tors brother and an employe, escaped with jewelry valued at $1O,OOO.
 The death of Patrick Cudahy, mil 1ionaire packer of Milwaukee, brother of Edward A. Cudahy, president of the Cudahy Packing Company, one of the five great packing firms of Chicago, removed the third of the Cudahy bro- thers whose rise to great wealth and influence made one of the remarkable chapters of the history of Western business.
 So serious has Buffalo's downtown parking problem become the City COuDcil has hppIln cODSidera tiOD Of a plan to have a subterranean municipal garage constructed. The proposal is to have subways leading to parking space constructed beneath one of the city's public squares, the subways to