The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-28
THE MORNING
NEVIS SUMMARY

Mary MacSwiney is released
from Mount Joy prison in Dub
lin on the 23d day of her hum
ger strike; sister, Annie. col
lapses after attempt to see Mary
and is removed to nursing home;
unofficial reports say that Mary
is dying.
Russia opposes any attempt
to limit her activities at Lau-
same and delegates ask free
participation in conference on
equal basis with other great
powers.
Quarter Of a million Chris
tian exiles, fleeing from the
Turks to fringes of tl.s Black
sea and Mediterranean promise
real tragedy in Asia Minon
Berlin actresses, many Of them
wearing silks, satins and furs
picket theatres in sympathy for
their strike for minimum
wage.
Ambassador Harvey, in Lon
don speech, declares that the
world Is tired Of killing and that
it is impossible to create any
great war Of years to come.
British House Of Commons
without division passes second
reading Of Irish constitution
bill.
Jewish students are beaten
and driven from universities IN
Vienna. Christians demanding
that neither Jewish teachers nor
students shall exceed ten per
cent Of total in schools.
President Cosgrave Of the Dali
Eireann asserts that execution
Of Erskine Childers was ineyita-
Bile and fears there will be many
more executions.
Angora government DEGREES
that all foreign schools, includ-
ing American, shall submit to
Turkish supervision.
Italian senate gives unani-
nous vote of confidence to Mus
solini cabinet.
Secretary Wallace withholds
consent to proposed merger Of
Morris & Armour packing COM
panies.
Clemenceau goes back to Chi
cago which he visited more than
so years ago, finds that it, like
himself, has grown in stature
and fame and calls Americas
second greatest city his twin.
John P. Tiernan in statement
at South Bend, Ind, says that
reconciliation with Mrs. Augusta
Herman is most happy and de-
MES that he is going to Iowa
tomorrow to rejoin Mrs.
Blanche Brimmer Herman.
DR.. Wilbur +. Crafts of New
York, addressing Methodist and
Presbyterian ministers, warns
against growth of the Ku Klux
Khan.
Jacob Rupert, New York
brewer, in making public plans
for expansion of his plant, says
old time beer is coming back in
United States.
Alliance Of great cotton and
wool interests announced at
New York when William NJ.
Wood, head of American Wooden
company, becomes director gem
ersi of Consolidated Textile
company which controls many
large cotton mills.
Prohibition investigator de-
clares New York and New Jer-
sey cities are flooded with liq-
uor from the Bahamas.
Pancho Villa, American fly
weight champion, wins decision
over Young Montreal of Provi-
dence in ten-round bout at Bos-
ton.
Albert Harvey gives himself
up to police at Quincy, Mass,
who were seeking him in connec-
ton with Staying of Mrs. Ida
Anderer. Harvey has confessed
police report.
Football elevens from battle
ships Delaware and Florida bat.
tie to a tie 9 to 6, for North At
lantic fleet title.
Shipping board steamer West
Hembrie, 20 days out from Liv-
erpool, puts in at Halifax short
Of coal and provisions.
Public schools need religious
DIR. Charles w. Eliot.
president emeritus Of Harvard
university, declares at Boston.
Two Salvation Army collect
DTS attacked by three men and
robbed Of $3.50 on street in Bos-
Ion.
Leland Chase, y, of Meredith.
\. H., killed by boy companion
lunting at Moultonboro. y. II.
Police in New England cities
Isked to aid in search for Robert
Il. Clair. 6. son Of Mr.. and Mrs