The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08
NEWS OF THE
WORLD in BRIEF

rhe 1891 session O. the Georgia Leg
islature opened at Atlanta June y.
| caIifornia's Japanese population II
1880 was 1852, As against A'sSs ~
llsie.
DrJ c. Everwijn has been sslec. 6,
az Minister fthe Netherlands to tbs
pnited States.
James Rowland ANGEL was Installed
! a. fourteenth president Of Yale Uni
versity on June p.
The Council fthe League 81 Ma
tons has awarded the Aiand ISLANDS
in fhe Baltic Sea, TO Finland.
Charles B. Warren. Of Michigan 9
lawyer. has been chosen by President
Harding for ambassador to japan
The Prussian government has appro-
priated one hundred million marks tol
the relief Of Germans in Upper siiesia
Great Britain. France. and itaiy have
appealed to Greece TO postpone her OF
fensive and forestaIl war in Asia MI
nor.
Former President Woodrow Wilson
has been admitted 70 practise before
the supreme Court Q fthe District o.
Columbia.
Thomas w. Hardwick, former Unit
cd states Senator from Georgia, was
inaugurated governor OF Georgia on
last saturday.
a complete count@feiting outfit
with plates for making United states
money, has been discovered at Mana
qua Nicaragua,
President Harding has nominated
Jennie r. Musser 10 be collector o.
customs for District As, with mead
quarters at Salt Lake City.
six vessels three hanks and three
steamers. bound into or out OF New
mort News, have disappeared during
the past twelve months.
The Railroad Administration has set
tt;;,.,f f,,, g 6, eaa eco ell claims by the
Southern Railway Company CROWNS
out OF Federal control OF that road
Minnows are TO be imported into
Spain from Georgia and used In an ef-
fort to eradicate mosquitoes which
carry malaria in many districts OF the
country.
Charles G. Dawes, Chicago. banker
has been selected by President Hard
ing for director Of the budget under
the budget law recently enacted BY
Congress.
An advertising by the shipping
Board has been suspended BY Chair
man Lashey, pending study Of tbs
situation ana determination OF the
Boards future policy.
suigrave Manor the ancestral home
OF the Washingtons. In Northampton
shire; England was rededicated last
week with elaborate ceremonies after
it's restoratio nto the state in which
ii existed three centuries ago
Local offices for the distribution q
victory medals were closed on July l
Hereafter applications tor medals viii
have to be sent to the War Depart
ment at Washington,
President samuel Gompers and his
Eentire administration have been re-
tar.,.,i to officc for another year By
the annual convention o fthe American
Federation Of Labor.
Bemersyde. near Melrose Scotland
the ancestral home 0 fthe Earl OF
Bemersyde, formerly Ssr Douglas Haig
has been purchased by public subscrip-
ton and presented te him.
Heavy decreases in the eountry.s for.
eign trade with Europe and South
America during May, as compared
with May 1920. are shown In the
monthly report of the Commerce De-
partment.
There are 1922 blind soldiers in Ger
many from the World War. and 100
have died. In addition to the totally
blind. there are 4,I29 who have bad
eyesv as the result Of war service
New Yorlx's famous curb market, OF
which for thirty-five years thousands
OF dollars have changed hands daily
WIN cease on July 10. when the Curl
Brokers' Association will move into
| its new building.
A Redistribution OF the ships for th'
| Atlantic and PACING fleets has been or.
dercd by Secretary DENLY, with view
OF assigning the coal burners to thu
Atlantic fleet and the oil burners =
the Pacific feet
| Secretary DENLY has just made pub
l.iic the names Of the four officers am
| forty-nine men aboard the naval tui
| Conostoga, which has been MISSING
! since March rs. when 1t sailed from
Mare Island for Samoa