Evening star., 1920-02-07
THE w EEK
Epit0me Of events up to Febru-
ary z, 1920.
FOREIGN.

Ministerial shake-up in Italy is fore
cast. Estate of jacques Lebaudy in
England valued at $7,s50.0Oo. Mexico
to cancel official recognition of Will
liam o. Jenkins, United States con-
sular agent at Puebla. Former Crown
Prince Frederick William and several
other sons of the former German en-
peror are included in list accused by
allies of war crimes. Georges Castor
Quien sentenced to twenty years in
Paris prison for aiding the enemy.
Towns of Konitza and Behrent in
cluded in west Prussia territory allo-
Gated to Poland. by the peace treaty
and turned over to the Poles. Total of
52,064 United States emigrants found
Christopher of Greece married Mrs.
William B. Leeds. an American wom-
an. Lieut.. Funck, Austrian, charged
with being a spy, executed in Paris.
Russian soviet makes peace with ES-
thonia. Spotted fever causes thousands
OF deaths. in Baltic states and Poland.
Former crown prince writing his war
memoirs. Pope Benedict celebrated
fifth anniversary of his coronation.
Irish council members arrested in
Dublin. Chilean cabinet resigned. Six
thousand rebels now in Mexico. Mobs
sack Italian shops at Spalato. Japa-
nese steamer Argentina Maru missing.
Gaby DeslyS, actress. seriously i'll in
Paris. German leaders to confer upon
allies demands. Count Won Bernstorff,
former German ambassador to the
United States, ready to stand trial.
Spain may tax foreign banks. Germany
seeks loans.
NATIONAL.
Cargo carrier Blue Triangle
launched at Philadelphia. Frances
Altman. chorus girl, slain in Cleve-
land. Jersey City, N. j., fighting rent
profiteering. Red Cross reported to
have given relief in thirty-nine dis
asters in 1919. twenty-five Illicit
stills captured in West Virginia Ten
million dollars in gold being shipped
from New York to South America
Franklin D'Olier. national commander
of the American Legion, urges uni
versal training. Panama Indians kill
seventeen and wound many others
United States Naval Academy at An
napolis gets relics from Vera Cruz.
Baptists to make war on illiteracy in
south. Temperature reaches AZ de-
grees below zero in New York state.
Thirty-seven I. w. W. members in
dicted at Chicago in connection with
alleged radicalism. Mrs. Lena Stevens
kidnapped and held for ransom in New
York city. Operation of railroads.
waterways. under federal control
causes loss approximately of 500. .0O0.-
900 in past two years. Score of per-
sons hurt in wreck on Washington
Virginia railway line near Dunn
Loring. Va. Three Americans slain in
Syria. Hardest snowstorm of present
season hits Atlantic coast. Philadel-
phia city hall. begun in 1872, just
paid for. Coal crisis threatens New
York traffic. Protestant Church lead
ers adopt plan for organic union at
Philadelphia meeting. Kentucky off,
cials avert threatened lynching Of
confessed murderer Of little girl
Among those who died during the
week were: E. P. Ripley, chairman
of the board Of directors Of Santa Fe
railroad system; Col. Jack Chinn,
noted turfman: Tobias Zopfi, 122
years old. of Alabama: William c. A.
Smoot. last Of Brigham Young's pi-
oneers; H. T. Swegman, chief claim
agent Of the Pennsylvania lines in
Chicago: Gen. E. A. Wedgewood,
Frank Brown. former Governor Of
Maryland: James W. See. noted engi-
neer.