, 1922-03-09

The announcement was made from the
rostrum of the Montreal Stock ex-
change.
American troops of the army of oc-
cupation have been withdrawn from
Alaycn and Andermach. The only
places in the Rhineland occupied by
American troops are Coblenz and
Ehrenbreltstein.
The universal suffrage bill, intro
duced in the diet by the opposition,
was defeated by a vote of 243 to III
at Toxic. The final debate was not
attended by the promised demonstra-
ton. a snow storm accompanied by n
cold wav interfering
Unemployment in Canada is ) or 6
per cent greater han at a correspond.
ing time last year, Bryce NJ. Stewart,
director of employment service at OF
tnwa, told officials of the employment
service in the four western provinces
of Canada when the annual conference
of these officials opened at Victoria.
An exceeding faith is shown in the
name and picture of George Washing.
ton. since the scramble for foreign
moneys began in Moscow. Money
changers refuse to take any checks,
and the American cash they accent
must bear the engraving of George
Washington. Such bills they call
"Washingtons.'
American food now is beginning to
tell in the fight for lives of children in
the famine districts near Moscow,
where the American relief administra.
tion is in operation. But elsewhere
the situation is growing more CHASTITY
every day. In some villages where, be.
fore the relief administration kitchens
were established, the deaths of child.
ren ranged from five to seven daily.
Great Britain has not yet received a
penny of war indemnity from Ger.
many. the House of Commons was told
by Sir Robert Horne, chancellor of the
e~xchequer. The cost of maintaining
the forces of occupation, however,
amounting to more han 1,000,0 700
gold marks, had been repaid to the ex-
tent of $40, 900, 900 marks. OF this sum
f2,640,000 had been paid to Canada
and Australia.
GENERAL
Four bandits held up the cashier
and twenty-five members of the Frank
lin Printers Union local No. 4 at Chi
cago and escaped with $1,000 in union
funds. The holdup took place mt union
headquarters. where l.. S. Mills, the
cashier, was paying out sick benefit
funds.
Federal Judge Julian w. Mack of
New York has been selected by Judge
George A. Carpenter, senior federal
judge of the northern district, United
States Court, to serve the unexpired
term of Judge Kenesaw NJ. Lands
Judge Mack will serve until such time
as President Harding may appoint II
successor.
The King of England and the Presi-
dent of the United States are on oppo-
site sides in a law suit filed in District
Court at Fort Worth, Texas. King
George, through his attorneys, has filed
a suit asking damages Of $1,079 for
the alleged non-delivery by the Rock
Island railroad of sixty-four cases of
corned beef during the war.
Failing in their efforts to gain en-
trance to an apartment in Cleveland,
Ohio, where it was reported a gang
of alleged safe crackers were living,
police resorted TO a 'tear bomb" A
window was broken and the bomb
thrown inside. The result was almost
instantaneous. -Four men and three
women surrendered and were taken to
nnlinp dntro rfarG for nx-nuts.atfan
Alfred f. Lindsay, accused of
swindling society women out of near
ly $1,000,000 in fake stock deals, CON
fessed that many of the charges
against him were true, according to
Richard Murphy, assistant district at
torney. Lindsay, n stock broker. was
arrested at Overlook. Pa. on an in
dictment charging grand larceny and
brought to New York by detectives.
Navy Department orders to stop con-
struction on eight capital ships In -four
dockyards as n result of the Wishing
ton agreements threw q, 900 workers
out of employment. according to the
Asaha, Toxic.
Wellington d.. Rankin, attorney gen
eral of Montana and II brother Of Miss
Jeanette Rankin, the first woman
member of Congress. announced that
he will be a candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for United States
senator at the primaries next August.
Federal Prohibition Director Ralph
A. Day Of New York, announced that
the Influenza epidemic In February mas
caused an increase OF 10000 gallons
over January In Withdrawals of whls-
ky. Eleven thousand gallons We're
withdrawn from bond in January and
2t.0o0 gallons last month.
Judge Kenesaw Mountain lands is
sued a temporary restraining order en-.
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