Williams news., 1922-09-01
FOREIGN

| criminals whose principal activities | were devoted to counterfeiting Ameri- can bank notes.
 The Turkish Nationalists launched | a mass attack against Afiun Karahis- l Sar in an attempt to pierce the Greek front. It is officially stated that they
 were repulsed by the Greeks. More than f3O,OOO,OOO has been sub scribed in the new Indian government loan, constituting a record for state 1 borrowing in India for a single year, says a Reuters dispatch from Cal cutta.
 A small party of Free State troops was ambushed recently at Glasson, a village near Athlone, by thirty Repub- icans. Free State Lieutenant McCor-
 mack was shot dead and the driver of his car badly wounded. A civilian
 wounded during the fighting sue
 cumbed later.
 A detachment of fascisti, after at
 tending the unveiling of a war memo
 rial at Olevano, near Rome, fell into
 Communist ambush at San Vito.
 One Communist and a fascist are
 dead. Eight on both sides were
 wounded. Troops and police were
 rushed to the spot.
 Indications that Mexico's status is
 being considered in League of Nation
 circles were received with much in-
 terest in newspaper circles in Mexico
 City, but there was no inclination to
 believe that the Mexican government
 would make formal overtures for ad- mission to the League.
 Shanghai. - Sun Yat-Sen, former president of China and later of South China, who has been leading confer
 ences in Shanghai on plans to re- un1fy the country, outlined a plan to rehabilitate China's finances by hav- ing America take over China's debts to European countries on a refunding basis, as part payment of European debts to the United States.
 The Polfsh-Anlerican Chamber of Commerce announces that in order to increase trade relations between the United States and Poland, an invita- tion to visit Poland has been extended to various American trade concerns and financial institutions. In answer to this invitation, tweney-two Ameri- can organizations have promised to send their delegates to Poland.
 Indian squaws, with eloquent shoul- ders, and braves whose feet have | learned the tricks of the Broadway | dance palaces, must go back to the old | fashioned, demurely simple waltz, says | an edfct of the council of Walpole isl | and, Ontario. Chief Redknife-incf- | dentally manager of the island band, | has protested against the invasion of | the saxophone on the island. "They | want to dance all night,'' says the chief, "and no one wants to work next day. Once they were satisfied with an ordinary band. Now they want cab arets.'
 
 Mrs. Bell Armstrong Whitney, fash ion expert and a former newspaper woman of Boston, is dead in Paris, ac- cording to cablegram received re- gently.
 The twelfth annual tournament of the Union Printers International Baseball League opened in Cleveland, Ohio, the Cincinnati and Toronto teams being eliminated in the first round of play. St. Paul defeated Gin cinnati, 5 to 4, and Cleveland won from Toronto, 9 to 8.
 The skull of Miss Mona Skinner, H., school teacher, who, it was at first believed, died in the explosion of a gas oline stove at the, home of a CloIANS HI 1ISSlSy, oOlO-, Dech | local authorities said after of the young woman's body 1t Leroy, III. Albert Lowe, her bro is held at Greeley on a murder charge.
 Tangible assets of Allan A. Ryan, Wall Street broker and manipulator of he famous "Stutz corner" who re- ,ently went into bankruptcy with lia- 'ilities of $1S,OOo.OOO, were sold for S,6OO. ,
 The rapid spread of typhus in Pc l and constitutes a menace to the while world, said Health Commissioner Roy Il S. Copeland on his return to New York from Europe, where he has been tudying health conditions.
 Agreements which will immediately : pen mines in central Pennsylvania z onS of coal, were signed at Altoona ( " operators and representatives of q District No. 2, United Mine Workers. W The old wage scales with the check f if were accepted. g
 A unique plan for helping elderly g eople to care for themselves Il through the establishment of a great U outage colony on 1000 acres of land ag of the thirty-fourth international onvention of the Loyal Order of loose at Mooseheart, III. The site