The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-14
WORLD news IN BRIEF

: WUkLD NEl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mobile. Ala. Oct. 16.-Dr. Z. f..
Chapman, DIR. II. d. Havard, S. IL.
Bailey, lawyer, and two other pert
sons are held at police headQuar-
ters ON d statutory charge, follow
ing the alleged deathbed confes..
sion OF Mary Cavanaugh, aged 20:
Of Winfield. La, i'll which she
charged that an Illegal operatIoo
had been performed.
Asheville. Oct. 10.-Prepara-
tons for resumlng the interstate
commerce commissions southern
freight rate hearing here tomor-
row are being completed. The in
dications are that the North Caro-:
lima corporation commission VIII
consume three days in presenting
evidence of alleged determinations.
.s
Londons Oct. l0.-An outbreak
occurred in Mount Joy Prison, Dub.
I'm, this morning. when irregular
prisoners attacked the guards. One
guard and one prisoner were kili-
ed. -
Anoy. China, Oct. 1e.-Real war
IS growing out of the tense miA-
tary situation in this province. In
radins forces seeking to- supplant
tl:,. provincial government are
nearing Foochow, the capital.
Washington. Oct 'a.-With the
entire power of the American Red
Cross behind the relief efforts IN the
Near. East, the meeting of the ap~
nual convention was devoted to a
plenary session. which was intro
t,uced with an. address by Miss
Mabel Boardnan on volunteer SER SER
vice. /
Wichita Falls. Texas. Oct. 10.---.
As the result of the condemnation
of twelve locomotives of the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas branch
line by federal inspectors. traffic is
at a standsiill, bnly three trains
moving.
Columbia. Oct. 10. ~ w. w.
Bradley. state. bank examiner, was
Yesterday .reappointed for a four
year term by Governor Harvey:
Mr.. Bradley was named to succeed
James II. Craig by Governor CooE-
er a few days before GoFerngr
Cooper resigned. Prior to his ap-
pointnent as state examiner, Mr.
Bradley was the assistant eSamin-
or. he has been i'll the depart
n4ent for more than seven years. q
Ell Paso, Oct. 1.-THE deporta-
ton of so-called undesirable Amer;
lean citizens from Juarez. in the
campaign to rid the Mexican Dor:
der city Of vice. was continued as
the resorts wcre raided under Or
ders of the governor Of Chihua hua
A score of questionable characters
who We're, transported across the
international bridge were arrested
,5y American, authorities.
FL Paso. oct. l1.-Gen Eduardo
Hernandez. second in command &c
Cen. Francisco Marguia. the rev.
: olutionary leader. and two follow
ers. were killed October Sth in BAT
tie with home guards. according to
q telegram received b.. the cona:
mander of the northern military
zone in Mexico.
Dublin, Oct II. - Numerous
anabushes. accompanied by hcavs
bursts of firing occurred in fat
parts OF the city during the might
and the fighting continued unit
dawn. No reports OF casualties are
available.
Rome. Oct. ia strong earth
quake shook the city today. causins
great alarm among the population
No damage is reported.
Chicago. Oct. 11.-Opportuni-
ties for appointment as second lieu
tenant in the regular army will be
afforded qualified candidates whe;l
the final examination is held Oc-
tober 23rd in various corps areas
The applications are. far below the
number expected.
Rodosto. Oct. 11.-Five thou
sand Turkish nationaiists soldiers
in civilian attire, have filtered into
Eastern Thrace during the last
! fortnight through this city AMI OH
er ports on the sea of Marmora
for the purpose of facilitating The
Turkish occupation of the prov
ince. according to report recelv-
ed By the allied mission here.
London. Oct. ia peaceful
solution Of the Near East tangle
has apparently been reached or
the basis OF the surrender Of East,
ein Thrace 10 the Turks, viii
proper safeguards for the Chris