Williams news., 1921-06-24
FOREIGN

Il
 spondent says that the Bolshevists who are preparing to evacuate Khab
 arovsk, capital of the maritime prov ince of Siberia, shot 100 political of
 lenders in jail there.
 The first submarine ever construct
 ed in Spain was launched at Carriage
 na- The vessels displacement Is 71s
 tons and her calculated speed sub
 merged is nine miles an hour and sur
 face speed sixteen miles.
 The Italians are pressing for a re
 vision of the treaty of Rapallo, to place
 Zara, Plume and the Baros harbor un
 der the administration of a joint 1ta1 ian and Jugo-Slav commission. the Italians contending that the territories are unable to exist independently.
 The peace treaty with Hungary, which was signed June 4. 1920, in the ITrianon Palace at Versailles, and is
 known as the treaty of Trianon." was
 ratified at Paris by the chamber of deputies. The vote on ratification was
 47S in favor to "A against.
 l pr. V. K. Wellington Roo, Chinese Representative in the League of Ma
 tions, has notified the secretary of the
 league that it is the intention of the
 Chinese government to give effect to
 the league assembly's recommendation concerning limitation of expenditure on armaments.
 The naval ministry of Japan has or dered the withdrawal of the garrisonS in the islands of the South Pacific, in
 cluding the Island of Tap, leaving the protection of the islands, including the
 wireless installation in Zap, to the DO lice force attached to the civil admin istration-
 af11, cd brilliant auroras and disorganized cable and telegraph service through out the world, may result in the earth receiving an increased quota of sun shine during the remainder of the year, says Sir Oliver Lodge, the noted scientist of London. He declares it is probable that the monsoon will be strengthened and that in consequence the Indian harvest will be improved. He even ventures the opinion that the electrified particles thrown off by the sun during the disturbance, may assist in the development of vegetation and reduce the amount of dust held sus- pended in the atmosphere.
 GENERAL
 The British steamer Seapool, which struck an iceberg off the coast, was dama ged, but is safe, according to a wireless re- ceived by the naval radio station at New York.
 Mrs Eva Kaber of Lakewood, Ohio, | held at New York in connection with l the staying of her husband in the | Cleveland suburb nearly two years ago, | attempted suicide in her cell by slash l ing her right wrist with a nail file.
 The Rev. pr. W. NJ. Stamford of | Pa, bishop of the Evan | geIical Association, was married to | Mrs. Amelia Kfehline of Allentown The bishop, who is 75 years of age and the bride, 53, went to Kearney Neb., where Dr. Stamford will dedicate a church.
 Noel R. Thompson of Jacksonville. H., and c. A. Rowen of Quitnan, Ga, living cadets, were killed at Hampton, Va, when their airplane struck a tree op during a bombing flight at Lang ey field and caught fire. Three of the our bombs carried exploded and the machine was demolished
 Discovery of gold and silver in pay ng quantities on the Bernard Smith arm, seven miles north of Emmets- ,urg, Iowa, according to reports from l Chicago assay office, has started wild excitement in then orth part of oalo Alto county, along the banks of he Des Moines river. Bernard Smith, while digging post-holes on his farm everal days ago, penetrated a gray I bed Noting shiny particles in the ,ravel, he sent samples to the Chica- Q office, believing they might be gold The report just received states that old and silver found in the samples | un from $20 to $40 ton.
 Governor Cox of Massachusetts de lined to take action toward reinstate- nent of Boston policemen who went ut on strike in September, 1919.
 The former German passenger liner Kaiser Wilhelm II, has been renamed resident Harding. 1t was announced t New York by officials of the United tates Mail Steamship Company finders Gustaf Nelson, son-in-Iaw of enator Knute Nelson, charged with hootfng to death Joseph Middleton, a arm hand, in March, 1920, was found [ uilty of manslaughter in the first de [ rec by a jury at Fergus Falls, Minn. ( Two Mexicans and three negroes ave been arrested in Des Moines by | herfff Robb as suspects in the mur- CT of Miss Sara Barbara Thorsdale ne of these was Tom Willis, 4O-year- Id negro, who had been camping on ie Raccoon river near where the /