The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04
FOREIGN

The German government has agreed
that President Harding issue an Off
cial proclamation OF peace between
The United States and Germany. there.
ny ending the present indefinite stu.
alton.
Germany lost l.7o2.3GS men killed
and I.2i6sTl wounded from s9li TO
1918, according TO n revised compia-
lion of the German casualties during
he war ln addition. 20O,0U men
,tIl are reported missing.
The Soviet government Is rec0nsld.
pring the question Of admitting Amer
lean journalists into Rnssin M Lit
vInOff, chief of III. Soviet legations
abroad. telngraphed VI. GametSky. the
Soviet minister nj Riga. saying de-
rision nn the question probably will
hs rearhed soon.
Australia wants 10000 Immigrants
within "A year. according 10 the new
Immigration department of the com
nonweaith government. Immigrants
'of the right sort" are desired aud al
organization Is "a be- set up to provide
employment for them. Many from the
British Isles are expected.
The homes Of 1850 inhabitants In
the state of San Luis Poinsi. Mexico,
were inundated by II terrific cloud
burst No idea Of ahe death toll is
available. as the railroad connecting
the stricken area with the nearest city
has been swept away. The damage
will run into many millions.
Provisions for reducing the produc-
ton Of sugar. and for sending com
mercial mission To Washington TO Sc
cure n revision Of the reciprocity
treaty between the United States and
Cuba. are included among nine meas
nres constituting an urgent Legislative
program drafted by congressional
lenders and President Zayas Of Cuba.
The discovery OF process Of smelt.
ing magnetic sand whereby japan will
be rendered independent Of outside
sources for It's iron supply. and will
become an extensive producer. has
just been announced by Goro Mn'su.
knta and DR. Asobu Natio. The pro-
cess, which has been thoroughly tested,
permits the production of pig iron for
twenty-five yen (normnlly about
Sl2.jW ton.
The official BolshevIst newspaper,
rranda, of Moscow, telling Of the ter.
rible suffcrincs Of the Russian people,
says that ms result OF the drought
and the crop failure. famine Is raging
among a population numbering about
2J.0OO.O00." This announcement was
given ont in New York City by A. ].
Sack. director OF the Russian informa-
tion bureau in the United States, who
represents the Russian antihoshevst
forces In this country
GENERAL
State Treasurer Read OF New Jer.
Sey received from Tex Rickard a
check for Sl4i,s6G.7O In payment Of
The state tax on The Dempsey .Carpen-
tier fight This Is 10 per cent Of the
gross receipts .
Engineer Al Moody was fatally
Scalded AMI Brakeman Dave Slater of
Manley WIS killed. and four other
truinmen were seriously injured in II
h"ad-on collision of Two Rock Island
freight trains nt Clear Junction. In.
Ripping open II small l"g found
sewn IN coat l'ning~ fedc al inyeSti.
caters at Chicago said they found
valued AT $4,000 The coat, they said,
belonged Ia Iiyman Finerman. Il Los
Angeles j"wclcr. who was arrested,
charged with smuggling.
The Russian soviet government has
served notice on four New York and
TWO Washington banks that it Is the
owner Of more than Sl79,000.0W de
posted in these institutions by Boris
Bakhmctcff, who was appointed Rus
sian ambassador to the United States
before the soyiets acquired control. In
making this announcement. Charles
Recht, attorney for the soviet regime,
said the notices sent to the bank
warned them that they would be held
liable If they should pay the funds 10
any one but an accredited representa-
tive Of the soviet government.
A precedent in politics was set at
Media, Pa, when the allied organiza.
tions Of women Of Delaware county
summoned all candidates, regardless
of party, TO declare their plans and
policies In event Of election. The can
didates sat on one bench on the court
house lawn, and the women listened as
each one made his promises.
A. 5. Lees, negro porter on Chicago
Great Western passenger train No. 10,
Minneapolis to Omaha, jerked the gun
from d train robbers hand and kicked
him off the train just outside the city
limits Of st. Paul. A switching crew
captured the robber. He had boarded
the train as passenger, and us the
train ncared 81. Paul attempted 20
hold up Pullman passengers.
Mrs Emilia Panico, wanted by. the
Chicago police for the stabbing to
death Of Mrs. Mary Esposito, walked