The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
FOREIGN

men.
Powerful new armored cars. dc
signed 10 he devastating in action.
nave been added to the tank corps C.
England. They are fitted with Rolls
Royce engines and are very spcedT.
The volcano BulUsan, In Savsog1n
province, is In eruption, according To-
reports to the weather bureau ri
Manila The volcano Is pouring cut q
column of vapOr and ashes and lcuT
ing a deposit OF GsEes several lnchcs
deep.
For the half year ending on June
3d. 1921, producers OF gold In Ausir:-
ia received 50 222, $50 in the form Of
premium, having sold their gold IN
London at an average price of S2G II
per fine ounce American miners were
paid $2O.G7 per ounce.
Two companies of military police,
proceeding 10 spot near Vayaknd.
where depredations had been reported
we're attacked by Moplahs, intrenche'l
on the hillsidcs. The policemen re-
2lied, killing twenty-'hrce of The tribes
Zen. One policeman was killed and
eight were wounded.
For the first time In Its history, an
ANcrlcan has been appointed to
prominent chair In the faculty OF the
German Academic High School for
Music, the leading state musical in
stltution In Berlin. Louis Bachncr,
q .,I. l.,sf
selected as one of the chief teachers
of vocal music IN the opera depart
ment of that in stitution.
Aonthcr threatening letter from n
sympathizer with the Succo-VanZetti
movement has been received by Will
liam II. Robertson, American consul
general Mt BuenOs Aires. This Is the
third message which has been sent-to
him. The writer signed his name and
address and declared that he intended
10 stab him to death. The letter was
turned over to the police.
Two thousand corpses Of Spanish
soldiers have been buried In the Monte
Arrult sector of the Moroccan battle
front within two days, according to In
formation received from Melilla. The
soldiers were killed iii the siege con-
Quoted by the rebellious A!oOrs. A new
native attack against Monte Arruit has
been repuised. Fighting continues In
the Gomara zone.
The Russian Soviet council OF COM
missars has announced that all Rus
Sims who have been abrond for five
years will lose their citizenship. un-
less they obtain passports before Mar.
1, 1929, Russians who Voluntarily
served in armies against the soviet
government or participated In counter
evolutionary activities, will also be
deprived of citizenship, but they mny
amply for restoration of citizenship
any time up to next March.
GENERAL
The circulation of recipes for 30
called love potions and secret love
talismnns. to be secretly applied. thru
the mails, led to the indictment In
Chicago of Lucille 8. Jackson. charged
with using the mails to defrnud.
TIE Rev. DIR. Antoine Louisa Brown
Blackwell. nged 90. believed to hive
been the first woman ordained to the
ministry In this country and pioneer
woman suffrage worker with Susan
y. Anthony, died recently In Elizabeth,
n. J.
One member Of the crew of the
American schooner Singleton Palmer
of New York Is reported to have been
lost when the Clyde line steamship
Apache ran down and sank the
schooner off Fenwck island light.
house.
Charged with the Illegal conversion
of 100000 In funds OF the Norman
oil Company, New York, OF which he
was vice president and general man.
ngsr, NJ. n. Bcnsabat was arrested and
later released on bond OF $4,000. No
complaint has yet been filed. but the
Charge of conversion Is made In an af.
fidnvlt attached to the order for ar
rest. The oil company owns vast
tracts of land in Mexico.
M''J. SNIi. WV W ''''Nh' Az" "SA-
Is chief of staff, who has been on leave
of absence In Europe since July /, was
Mt his own request retired Nov. I. The
request for retirement was made some
time ago after more than thirty years
service.
Jack Dempsey filed papers denying
the allegations In complaint OF Al
bert Sicgcl which has not yet been
filed. Sicgc' is the husband of Bee
Palmer, dancer. Dempsey is said to
have been served In Minnesota with n
complaint In n suit for alienation.
The locking out Of 800 employees
In the mill worl; industry In Chicago
Is intended as II step toward establish
Ing tie open shop In the carpenter
trade. union officials declared. The
mills include sash, door and window
md fixture mills. employing approxl.
mntcly 1000 carpenters.
What was thought to he gold ore has
been discovered ON farm near Pearl
cts. H., II WAS reported, with the an
nauncc mcnt that II company had been