The Dolores star., 1923-04-06
FOREIGN

OF coal, an amount which has not ls.en
equaled since 1913.
The German Zeppelin Construction
| Company has undertaken to build the
| airships to I've used on the new postal
| service between Seville and Buenos
Aires
| The high cost of dying is boshering
| the Jewish community of Poland. The
fees for brrial services at the ceme-
| terry have been increased TO 100000
marks ans those at Prague 20 $1,000
marks.
Peking police reports for twenty
! days in February disclose that the
municipality furnished 46T cofifns for
person. vho starved or frs~.c to death
in the streets of the capital. OF these
BAT were unidentified.
Women teachers in London must in
future resign when they marry. This
| decision was made few days ago by
the education committee of the Lon
don county council. The 1000 mar
ried teachers ut present working in
London county council schools will not
be affected
The French authorities have dis
covered secret German customs
bureau in the Ruhr, where Germun
shopkeepers are paying taxes to Ger
many instead of to the French. II has
been announced. Twenty-Five German
officials and a number of shopkeepers
have been arrested.
Paul ID. Rogers, ex-governor of Sulu
province, Z. l., and Juan MAjares,
former cashier of the Jolo branch of
the Philippine National Bank, We're
sentenced to three years imprison-
ment for obtaining by fraud more
than 100000 from the Philippine
National Bank.
Hope has been abandoned that
Nicolai Lenine can ever return TO ac-
tive political life, said Il Moscow dis
patch. 1t is understood that, ut the
next meeting of the Communist Con
grcss, leaders of the Russian Com
munist party will propose that either
Leo Kameneff or NJ. RunefeId be
elected successor TO Lenine in the
Soviet government.
Archbishop Zepliak, head OF the
Roman Catholic church in RUSSIA. and
all the sixteen priests on trial with
him charged with opposing the Soviet
government, We're found guilty recent
| ly. Archbishop Zepllak and Vicar
General Butchkavitch We're sentenced
to death. The central executive com.
mittee ordered Il stay of execution OF
the death sentence.
A serious situation exists in Hun
gary with fighting in progress between
government forces and insurgents
led by General Kronoy. Many per-
sons are reported to have been killed
and wounded. The trouble started
when the value of Hungarian money
began to fall on the exchange market
and prices began 10 rise. a general
| strike was proclaimed.
GENERAL
Two men, Gne believed to be Louis
Burston, manager of Il motion picture
producing organization bearing his
name, were killed and L young woman
| possibly fatally injured, when an auto
| mobile in which it is reported they
were racing Il train was struck ut Il
| grade crossing near Pomona, Calf.
| II "do LEV ago tIlal
shortage of approximately 100000
exists in the accounts of the Kinks
vile (AIo.,) Trust Company, according
to Investigating authorities. The cash
ier of the bank, Lonnie f. Gibbs, com
mitted suicide in the vault of tie
bank March IS.
Fifteen prohibition agents swooped
down on the Blue Hour restaurant in
the heart of the theatrical district,
New York, ordered the hundreds of
diners in evening clothes to leave as
quickly as possible and then proceeded
to confiscate seventy-five cases of
whisky, champagne and other liquors.
The proprietor, Peter Anselmo, and
the head waiter were arrested. De-
parting patrons hissed as the liquor
was being loaded on trucks.
| d. w. Davis, former governor of Ida
hO, was sworn i'll as special assistant
secretary of the interior. He is to act
as personal aide to Secretary Work.
| A proclamation calling on the people
of Minnesota to eat more wheat and
thus consume the surplus which he
said is the cause of present low wheat
prices, was issued by Gov. ]. A. ..
| PreuS.
The fatalities resulting from the
eight-stOry fall of a passenger eleva-
tor at the Randolph hotel in Des
MOines, Iowa, recently were brought
to four, with the death of two more
of the cars Occupants-Harry w.
Hill, Earlham, Iowa, and Clifton J.
Perry, the negro operator of the ele-
vator. Two others-LucilIe Hoskins,
aged 10, and Helen Hoskins, aged "a,
are said to be in critical condition,
with slight chances for recovery Mr..
Hills wife was instantly Killed in the
crash and Mrs. Richard Hoskins, also
Of Eariham, died from her injuries