The Seward gateway., 1922-10-10
Isaac Gu&Genheim Dies Today in England
Worldwide Telegraph Briefs

World-Wid Telegraph Briefs
 ATHENS October 1O-Representatives of Jugo-Slav- a officially informed the Greek government that reports that they seeking territorial outlet to the Aegean Sea through Bessaraba and Greece untrue Greece IS as ured free port rights at Salonika to enable Serbia to ship and receive merchandise by way of the Mediterran can.
 SAN FRANCISCO, October 10-Three bids, the am- cunts of which not announced were receved Dy the Army Transport Service for the old transports Sherman Sheridan Logan Buford and Crook which are to be scrap ped.
 led in the Chamber of Deputies which would prohibit Tn ernationa football matches in Brazil account of M rotous outbreaks of spectators during the recent series played for the South American championship.
 CHICAGO, October 10-The Commonwealth Edison Company has authorized construction of electric enerator plant which will be the largest in the world costing five million dollars.
 SAN FRANCISCO, October 1o-The Standard oil Con anv of California it contemplates dividend of one hundred per cent.
 LITTLE ROCK, October 1O-Returns from the cleo ton in Arkansas indicated victory for the entire Demo- cratic ticket.
 DULUTH. MINN October 10-Forest fires still agng unchecked in this section despite efforts to bring them under control In St. Louis county alone hundred and five fires have been reported Calls for help have been received from many places.
 TOKIO October 10-The Japaneses cabinet has decid- ed to take drastic action against those responsible for the disposal of large quantities of arms and amuntl0n Ill Sl beria in connection with the withdrawal of Japanese troops The belong to the Czecho Sovak troops who made that the military party in Japan attempting to use these supplies in setting up government at Vladvos- tok.
 DUBLIN, October 1O-The Irish government has of- tered full amnesty to all offenders who surrender then arms by October fifteenth Some scattered ghtng cont- nes but on the whole order prevails and good showing las been made in perfecting the Free State organization
 VANCOUVER, B. C., October s-Advices by radio rom the new Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Austral a. state that three days out of Vancouver she was forced
 turn back on account of inc trouble She Is making bout eight knots per hour less than half her normal speed and is due at Vancouver sometime Tuesday, Ar angemens being made to send her passengers to the rent on the Empress of Asia and the President Madison
 NEW YORK, October -Hornsby batted himself in- fame with what declared to be the best around per
 He is the first National Leaguer less than twenty hee years of age to bat than 400 and succeeds Ruth the Home Run King of 1922 His total nom ITS seventeen less than Ruths record of last year. Wl jams come second with thirtynne Walker third with 3| md Ruth fourth with 35
 CHICAGO, October 10-Dr. James W. Hall, chairman # the Medical Commission on Insanity, for Cook County, announced that insanity had increased one hundred per cent since prohibition He said there one hundred and fifty going insane weekly where there were only sixty to seventy before prohibition.
 WASHINGTON October 17-The Supreme court has been asked to decide brought by Y Fpnos wheth- r life imprisonment in chains is barba1ous and lnhu- nan punishment And whether the Appellate Court can - rease the severity of penalty Eleven noncommission
 cers and sixtysx prvates of the Philippine Constabu- ary attacked the St. Lucia poice mortay Woundng sev