The Dolores star., 1922-10-06
FOREIGN

Gulf of Genoa. is believed to have
been killed in an explosion caused by
| lightning which destroyed everything
within radius of ten miles. There
are many hundreds of wounded.
The British torpedo boat destroyer
| Speedy sank in the Sea of Marmora as
| the result of a collision with Dutch
trawler. Ten of the destroyer's crew
were drowned and eighty-seven saved.
The Speedy sank within seven min
utes.
Oberammergau, Germany. is said to
be considering an offer of Si,00o,OoG
| from American movie interests for the
motion picture rights of the Passion
Play. The villagers have taken up
| the matter on account of the heavy
| costs entailed in staging the produc.
| tion this year
The reply of the Turkish National
list government to the allied peace
note has been completed and com
prises acceptance of the conditions
laid down at the Paris conference. ac-
| cording To Il statement made in Con
stantinople by Essad Bey. aide de
| camp to Mustupha Kemal Pusha.
The allied conference on the near
east has agreed to send Il joint note
/ to the AnsOra government assuring the
return Of ConstantinOple TO the Turks
and demanding the freedom of the
straits. 1t is believed also to offer
the restoration of AdrIanuple and
| Thrace TO Turkey under certain con
| ditiOns.
Eamonn de Valera and his friends
have abdicated. according to the Free
mans Journal and Liam Lynch, chief
of staff of the Republican forces and
| his colleagues are in power. The
newspaper states that the hopes of
rational peace are dashed to pieces by
| this new event. 1t says the Repup-
lican leaders are forcing their follow
ers to continue to the bitter end.
4 Reuter- dispatch to London from
| Athens says that Admiral Bristol has
| Informed the Greek government that
| the United States will undertake to
| protect with destroyers the removal
! of the remaining 100000 refugees at
| Smyrna if Greece provides the means
| va u li'4 l. 4lt amer lNulS lllllltl
undertake. to provide shelter and sus-
tenanCe for the refugees, and they fix
Il limit of one week for their embarkil-
| ton. The Greek government has
gratefully accepted the offer.
Japanese military authorities in To-
kio are credited with the statement
| that General Dieterichs, the anti
| soviet leader in Vladirostok, and Gen.
\ Chang TsO-Lln, the war lord of Man
churia, have been negotiating secretly
an agreement under which the arms
! left by the japanese in evacuating ST.
! IBERIA will he divided between the ST.
| berian general and the Chinese gen
eral, who plan TO join in opposing the
| soviet forces and those of the Far
Eastern republic at Chita.
GENERAL
| Harvey Napier, young policeman,
| fired Il bullet into the breast of his
! brother when the latter, at the head
\ of Il mob attempted to rescue a third
| brother from the custody of the blue
| coat at the entrance to the kenova, w.
| Va. Jail.
! Several hundred students of the
| Woodlawn high school at Birmingham.
Ala, We're stricken with ptomaine poi
soning as Il result of food eaten at the
schools lunch room, according to au-
| thoritieS \ number We're seriously i'll,
| but there were no fatalities reported.
Two men were shot and two stabbed
| in a clash between members of the
| international LOngshoremen's ASSociu-
tiUn and alleged agents of the Indus
! trial Workers of the World near the
| pier of the HoIlund-Americun line in
kHoboken, y. J. Police reserves were
called to quell the disturbance and
! five men We're arrested. The police
were told the trouble started when II
crowd of alleged |. w. w. workers
threatened John Nolan, labor organi-
ger and member of the IongShoremeu' $
organization.
An offer of 100000 francs, about
| $4,000, to meet Harry Wills, negro
heavyweight, and 100000 francs, about
$4,000, to meet Harry Greb. Ameri-
can light heavyweight champion, has
been cabled to Battling Sikh, Senegal
ieSe cOLuueToT Ol 'eoTSeS Carpenter,
by Thomas O'Rourke, matchmaker of
the Republic Athletic Club. in New
York City.
G. A. Porter.s the flying blue
jacket" who started to fly from San
Diego, Calf, to his home in Long
mont, Colo, has sold his aerOplane to
George Thompson in Bellemont, AriZ..
| and boupht "A uilrpu1 tirkpf from
Bellemont to LongmOnt. Porter ran
into bad luck at Bellelnont which cul-
minated when he attempted 10 resume
his fight but was forced 10 land.
Holding the railway shopmens strike
conspiracy in restraint of trade. in
interference with interstate commerce
and carriage of the mails because
..ANlnrl. minds menl InmnIler sIIcl