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bassadOr to France, died at his home
days.
President Harding at Washington
proclaimed American Education
week" from December 3 to Deem
Der 9.
London reports the sinking of the
Scottish vessel Progress near Bergen.
Sixteen lives are said to have been
lost.
One student was killed, one blind
ed and another injured by an eXplo-
sion in the chemical laboratory of Co
lumbia university.
Fifty prohibition agents in New
York state have been discharged in
the present reorganization of the
force. No charges have been made.
Jean Rhallis. former premier OF
Greece, has been arrested at Athens
on the charge of malfeasance in office.
He will be tried along with other for
mer ministers.
A Washington dispatch says the
United States gunboat Sacramento,
which has been stationed at Vladivos-
tok, has been ordered to rejoin the
Asiatic fleet.
Pirates captured the schooner Dali
sy, laden with whisky, in American
waters on Puget sound and took 300
worth, it was learned at Seattle from
the owner, Larry Talbert.
The Far Eastern Republic has be-
come a soviet and telegraphed for
permission to join Russia as G fed
Grated state, the soviet foreign office
announced at Moscow.
The conference on training youth.
called by Secretary Of War Weeks
at Washington, approved the War de-
men in citizenship.
The Yukon river was frozen over
at Dawson for the first time this sea-
son. For lateness of ice this ties the
record date of 1915 whom there WAS
an equally retarded winter.
Erskine Childers, republican leader,
was placed on trial at Dublin for
treason against the Irish Free ST."
Four civilians were executed for
ing arms against the Free State.
B. M. Andrews a prominent Ameri-
can business man at Tokyo, has been
arrested and will shortly be tried on
the charge of entering a fortified area
and taking photographs there.
rhy.ic TI,,Sa Of
Unity (right) will have majority in
both the Polish senate and chamber,
according to final tabulation at War
saw of the recent election returns.
Martial law has been proclaimed at
Judenburg, in Styri>., where the mill
tary and police hold the city and
bridge head against 1000 workmen
who face them across the River Muir.
Secretary of the Navy DENLY at
Washington recommend that the
names of all towns be painted in large
letters on the roofs of the railroad
stations for the guidance Oh aviatOrs:
During the second week of Novem-
Der 65,OOO,OOO marks in new money
WCAC put Ill dSNoAuAA6 ~
the weekly return of the Reichsbank
at Berlin This is a record currency
increase.
The government Of the Far Eastern
Republic was officially abolished at
Chita, Siberia, and the territory will
be governed from Moscow, which has
accepted Siberia's offer to become a
part of the soviet republic.
"Our slogan is to sit tight until
the red world revolution breaks out"
Leon Trotzky, commissar Tor war, told
the international communist leaders
at Moscow, adding that private CAPT.
talism in Russia is increasing.
Indictments of at least seven indi-
viduals is to be sought by the govern
ment at Washington on the charge
of conspiracy in the sale of the Bosch
Magnetic company, it was learned
from the Department Of Justice.
The allied powers, through the coun-
Gil of ambassadors at Paris, have in
formed Germany that military control
will continue until the German gov
eminent gives the fullest satisfaction
for fragrant violations of the treaty
of Versailles.