Cheyenne record., 1921-04-21
FOREIGN

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Max Hoeiz, alleged to have been the
leader of the recent communist up
rising In middle Germany, has been ar
rested.
A Revolutionary court in ScOlensk
has pronounced sentence on 32O peas
ants accused Of having participated in
nn uprising, according to advices In
Stockholm.
The first execution of woman In
the strife in Ireland has been an
nOunced In Dublin. She was taken
from her home In the ScotstOwn dis
trict OF Monaghan and shot and killed
on the bank of the river The wom-
an. who was Kitty MacCarron, be-
longed to the farming class.
The revolt OF natives in Belgium
Congo last month during which fifty
trading posts were burned. was TO-
mented by a native pretending to have
discovered a charm making Its posses
sOr invisible and invulnerable, accord
ing to Congo advices received In Brus-
sells.
Russian BOlshevist authorities have
closed the frontier of that country
against immigration from America. ac-
cOrding to n cablegrnm received by a
London shipping company from Its
agent in Libau. Immigrants will be ac-
cepted, however, from steamers al-
ready on their way to Russia from
America.
plot tn oSsasSinate av-EmDprOr
Charles of Austria has been discovered
at Lucerne. where he again resides, nc
cording to dispatch from the Swiss
city to the Petit Parisien. The alleged
conspiracy was revealed to the police
by private detective. Several for
eigners who were equipped with pass
ports were arrested.
Skirmishing is going on between
Turks and Greeks In the BardiZag re-
gon of Asia Minor, where 1t Is re-
ported neither of the combatants is
respecting the American flag hOisted
over the Near East relief stations,
shots having been fired at the Amer
lean women's hospital unit of Mrs.
Mabel Nickerson, Miss Bernice Ever
ett of the Wellesley College unit has
been cut off In Brusa, although the or
phnns. in her care have been trans
ferred from that place to Bardizag.
GENERAL
Fifteen years ago william Kincaid
of Leith, n. D., started divorce &C.
ton in Ohio The case, after sessions
In three courts, has just ended In
decree for him. A son years old
when the action was started. now is
married.
An argument for more municipal ten
mis- courts In Philadelphia by william
Il. Tilden ii, worlds singles champion,
moved the city councils committee OH
property and service to report favora-
ing of $4,000 for building new city
courts and for repairing thirty-twO old
ones.
Mrs. Adah Bishop, farmers wife,
was painfully injured when tornado
demolished the three-rOOm house in
which the family resided near Boone,
thirty miles east of Pueblo. Consider
able damage was done to small build
ings In the vicinity, and lumber yard
shed 80 feet long was demolished In
Boone. Several burns were unroOfed.
Concealed in wads of chewing gum,
ten diamonds, valued at more than 49,
600, were removed from their hiding
place behind lock on an inside door
of his home by Virgil Helm, former
Rock Island night baggageman, who
is under arrest charged with compile
ity in the recent $751; 600 jewelry rob-
berry In Topeka.
Reports in Memphis from six states
swept by recent storms showed ninety
seven deaths. with twenty seriously
injured and nearly 100 suffering
lesser injuries. Property damage. 1t
was estimated, will run into the mil
lions and when reports come from iso-
lated sections 1t is feared that the
death toll will be higher. As compiled
the death list was: Texas ., Arkansas
80, Mississippi s, Alabama II. In Ar
kansas the injured totaled &C.
Penalties for men and women guilty
OF CRIMES ElOlatlns luc IlloTuI tOue,
strict enforcement Of prohibition laws,
equal citizenship rights for women and
standardization of American schools
under federal supervision were among
the issues before the League of WOm-
Ell Voters, in its second annual con-
ventiOn, in session in Cleveland.
Because she ate oysters with her fin
gers and couldn't tell brown from blue,
Mrs. Eliza Climer was of unsOund
mind, according to testimony of her
sister, Mrs. ElOise Won Schrader, who
is contesting the will of the dead wOm-
an in the st. Louis courts. Mrs. Gil
mer's estate. valued at approximately
S:OO,0O0. was left to her nephew, Dana
Won Schrader.
Love for his dog nearly cost the life
of Harold O'Grady, Z, in Chicago. Har-
old and his brother, Ray, 6, live next
door to the Livingston warehouse,