The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-03-23
THE WORLD

Paris BY decision of the allied
council of ambassadors, fixing finally
the frontier between Poland anG
Russia, the Wilma district is attached
to Poland.
Los Angeles-A final decree Of
divorce for Rudolph Valentino, mo
ton picture actor, has been entered
| in the Los Angeles county superior
court
Phoenix, riz.--Announcement oil
a 10 per cent wage increase effective
this month for all day wage labor
have been posted at copper mines
throughout Arizona by the Ray Con
solidated Copper Mining company.
Washington Modification of the
national defense plans resulting from
agreements reached by the arms con-
ference are to receive their first prac-
tical tryout in the fleet maneuvers
now in progress in the Panama area.
New York-Thirteen matchmakers
were injured when, with clothes
aflame and bodies scorched, they
leaped from upper windows of the
World Match company's plant near
the eastern end of Brooklyn bridge.
New York Reputation of sugar
contracts in 1920 is blamed by Presi-
dent Earl d. Babst for failure of the
American Sugar Refining company to
earn dividends on it's common stock
in 1922.
Washington - Plain limitations
would be unwilling to accept aRyare-
duction in the amount of its claims
growing out of the Rhine occupa-
ton, totaling about $250,000,O
have been given by administration
spokesman.
Washington Russia, now that
fear of famine has been allayed in
large sections of the country, is de-
velOping hunger for American cur
rency, American relief administration
officials report.
shington-Charles F Cramer,
of San Francisco, who retired last
month as general counsel for the Vet
Grams bureau at a time when the
conduct of the bureau was under fire
in congress, has committed suicide
by shooting himself through the
head.
Spokane-Sale of the silver lead
mine at Ainsworth, B. c., of the Flor
ence Silver Mining company, for ST.
100000, has been announced by the
company's president, F. R. Wolfe.
The purchaser, he said, is Detroit
syndicate headed by D. L. Robinson,
an investment banker.
Omaha-Floating on an ice cake
in the Missouri river to certain death,
with the banks lined by friends and
relatives unable to avert the tragedy,
two Iowa boys chose as their farewell
message the hymn Nearer, My God, |
20 Thee"
New York-A campaign for con-
,ributions to a 100000 Freedom |
bond" with which the Anti-Saloon !,
eague of this state proposes to make |
tself independent of John d. Rookie
teller, Sr. and Jr., has been launched |
,y William H. Anderson, superinten-
lent of the league.
Walla Walla, Wash.-Joe Stra-
chan, operated on at the state peni-
entiary here, when piece of bone
vas removed from his BRAIN. is slow
y recalling the incidents of more
han five years ago, since which time
lis mind has been blank.
Chicago Cross representa-
ives, public officials and citizens
lave been at work retrieving the sal
age, human and otherwise, from the
yreckage of several storm-swept
tates. Reports, apparently nearly
placed the life loss at Al.
Yearly 200 were reported injured
DubIin-The Irish Free State au-
horities renewed the drastic meas
res in dealing with the irregulars'
against the government,
xecuting six men here and in Cork !:
or possession of arms and partici-
alton in attacks.
Washington-The war finance cor
Grafton has given assurance to the I
armer that it's policies respecting t
redit to the agricultural industry !
ill be continued along lines which y
re limited only by the provisions of a
lie law.
New York ~ George Herman n
Babe) Ruth has been made defend a
ut in a suit for $4,000, brought q
' attorneys for Miss Dolores Dixon, :
}, who charges that the baseball /.
aver assaulted her at various times
st summer, according to Ruth's at
rney.
London-G Germany is about to
axe a declaration that she is will
G and ready to produce plan for
e final settlement of the repara-
)ns question, provided she can rely
the plan receiving the attention .