The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-24
FOREIGN

ish cabinet III health was given as
the reason for his resignation.
Germany has protested to the allies
against the massing OF Polish troops
on the German frontier. The protest
was contained In note which was re-
celved In London from Berlin.
Suspension OF all commercial trea.
ties In force was decided on by the
Spanish Cabinet, and they will con-
tinue imperative until the new Gus
toms tariffs have been promulgated,
Il Is said.
Prince Danielo, heir to the throne
Of Montenegro, has abdicated In favor
Of Prince Michael. son Of the late
Prince Mirko Queen Milena. widow
Of King Nicholas, who died March I,
has assumed the regency.
Anti.Jewish disorders which broke
out in Vienna threatened for . time to
develop into serious situation, but
the police succeeded in dispensing
street crowds and in preventing possi-
bic loss Of life. Shops owned by Jews
were damaged by stones thrown by
riotous crowds, and in a few cnses
Jews were beaten.
Sam Lowe OF Holland Landing. near
Toronto, Can, was the hero OF his
townsfolk all because he had the pres.
ence Of mind to pull off boot and
sock and flag nm onrushins passenger
train before II reached a washout on
the Grand Trunk railway. The sock
was red, and the train stopped Pas
sengcrs mLdc up n purse.
The allied reparations commission,
In its note to Germany demanding full
fillmcnt Of Article 235 of the peace
treaty, has notified the German GOV
crnment ii must pay one billion gold
marks before March % The money
must be deposited In the Bank of
France, Bank OF England, or the Fed.
cral Reserve Bank in the United
States, Germany was told.
BY the new treaty between Russia
and Turkey. which defined the boun.
darics Of Turkey, both parties under.
take TO recognize no international act
relating 10 one party which Is not rec.
ognized by the other, says a Moscow
wireless. The old treaties between
Russia and Turkey, Turkeys debts TO
Russia and the system Of capitulations
ARE abolished. Batum Is ccded to
Georgia.
GENERAL
One life was lost and considerable
property damage done by storm
which deluged southern California Tor
three days.
The marlborough Rapid Transit
Company, operating the elevated and
subway lines In Manhattan, had Il net
deficit Of S2,6s2. .76O for the six months
ended Dec. 81. its annual report
showed, which has just tbeen issued.
Saved by his finger prints, Miner +.
Crawford Of Hutchinson, Kan, held by
federal officials of Boston, Mass, for
4 train robbery and murder In Mime
sofa, has been released. Finger prints
of the train rObber was sent IrOm Min
nesotn, and were found to differ from
those Of Crawford
Coy. Edwin Z. Morrow Of Kentucky
has offered n reward Of $500 each for
the arrest and conviction of each
member of the mob that took from the
WOOdford county Jail and lynched
Richard James, negro. He also issued
n proclamation relieving from office
John H. Edgcr, jailer OF WOodford
county.
The Ford Motor Company, it Is now
believed in New York, has escaped the
crisis which was expected TO force the
concern to undertake financing In the
open market. Unless the affairs Of
this company undergo another rapid
and startling change, bankers are
doubtful If there viii be any public of.
fering of Ford securities, at least for
a long time to come.
The railroad labor board, In a de-
CisiOn at Chicago, held that the pres
ent rates Of pay and working condl.
tons of Pullman sleeping car conduc.
tors are just and reasonable and re-
fused a request for an increase in pay
and change in working conditions The
conductors are paid from Sl5J to $50
a month.
Following the burning OF two
bridges on the Missouri X North Ar
kansas railroad, operation of the sery-
ice on the road has been suspended
indefinitely. Freight and passenger
embargoes were declared. The line
has been partly tied up by strike Of
union men since they walked out sew.
eral weeks ago in protest TO cut In
wages OF approximately 20 per cent.
Little Italy section of Chicago was
deeply stirred by the arrest of Samuel
Amatuna, proprietor Of the Blue Bird
cabaret, and Frank Compino, saloon.
keeper, as suspects in the Staying of
Paul A. Labrlola. recent victim of an
alleged political feud in the Nineteenth
ward. Police say that three witnesses
To the Shnniino of Inhrinln have idan.