The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-11-17

after a girl, Katherine Hart, by name,
wanted as a witness in New York. He
traced her to Hinsdale, in the Berk-
shires, and found when he arrived
that she was not the woman he want
ed, though she had the same name,
same age, lived in the same part of
New York and had left the city at the
same time as the Katherine Hart for
whom he was hunting.
Two Airedale dogs aided federal
agents in checking traffice in narcot-
les in San Francisco. They leaped
upon a man attempting to leave a
building by the fire escape and held
him until the agents arrived.
Discovery of a moving island was
reported by the commander of a coast
guard cutter, returning to Seattle
from a cruise to the Aleutian islands.
He visited the island five times, and
each time found it in a new location.
A student in a Los Angeles high
school tried to prevent a door from
slamming and thrust his hand thru
the glass panel. A silver of glass en-
tered his heart. AS if nothing had
happened he walked down the steps
and collapsed. Death came quickly.
Old Cap'n Kidd is said to have bur-
led many Spanish doubloons about the
year 100 near the whaling town of
Portsmouth, now under the water of
Delaware bay, Jay E. McCray, of
Cape May, N. j., is organizing a COM
pany to salvage those doubloons and
pieces of eight.
The century-old dream of convert
ing Grand Isle, so miles south of New
Orleans in the Gul of Mexico, into one
OF Americas greatest resorts will be
revived by a group of men who will
meet in New Orleans soon. They ex-
pect to spend $4,000, 900 on the pro-
ject.
A test of the Einstein theory of rel
ativity will be made by it's originator
in southern California next year. The
test will be made September IL, 1923,
when a total eclipse of the sun will
occur. Santa Catalina Island is ex-
pected to be in practically the center
of the eclipse.
Carrying forward it's program to
meet the emergency and relieve suf-
fering among the refugees in the near
east, the Red Cross has cabled
orders to all of it's nurses now on duty
in Vienna, Budapest, Paris and Con-
stantinople, to hasten to Athens for
service in the relief operations.
The Persian government will send
60 army officers to France to receive
their military education in the French
army school. On their return to Per-
STA these men will be charged with
the reorganization of the Persian ar
my. Two hundred thousand krans
have been appropriated to meet the
expenses of the experiment.
Goods of the University of Wiscon-
sin are up in arms because a new CITY
ordinance classifies the famous Junior
promenade and the military ball, the
most important events of the school
year, as public dances, and a ruling by
the dean of women prohibits goods
from attending public dances under
penalty of expulsion.
The total enrolment at Harvard
university is greater this year than
ever before in the history of that in
stitution, 6,265 students being regis
tered, as compared with 6,O73 last
year. The greater number of these
enrollments are in the graduate
schools. For the first time the Har-
ward law school has passed the 1000
mark and has 1,011 students.
Two hundred and forty monuments
are to be placed in France and Bel
GUM to mark the German invasion.
The one markers will line the his
torif nd from the North Sea to the
Swisa frontier.
The curt of appeals of Maryland
recen'' decided that the SO 1000, 900
soldieT onus, passed by the last legis-
lature is unconstitutional, holding
that t." referendum clause attached
is In Violation of the state constitu-
ton.
An English scientist has perfected
a wireless receiving set containing in
struments so fine that they are af-
fected by waves less than half an
inch in length-the smallest wave
used ordinarily being about 200 yards
long.
Japans new diet building, being
erected not far from the imperial pal
ace at Toxic, will be the third larg-
est parliament building in the world
The capitol at Washington and the
House of Parliament in London ex.
coed it in size.
Jean Acker Mrs. Rodolph Valen-
tino No. y has prepared a sketch TO,
vaudeville, and it is understood she
will use his name in her billing.
Enough silver is salvaged in one
month from the waste from films in
the Los Angeles motion picture stu
dos to coin between 81 900 and S12,.
600 in silver.
Great Britains' newest passenger
! plane, capable of carry "a passengers
and a ton of luggage, has been sue.
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