The Tomahawk., 1923-08-09

instruction and winner of the Nobel
chemistry prize for 1918, who has ar
rived here.
| New York-Mrs. William R. Hearst,
wife Of the publisher, who was men,
toned recently as a possible Tammy
candidate for congress, would not
accept nomination, she says in a
telegram from California. 81 think
1t would be an excellent thing for
the great city of New York to send
a woman to congress-" the telegram
read, "but l personally have other
opportunities for service which take
up my full time and attention"
Sports
Toledo-George Whitfield, manager
Of the Toledo baseball club, presented
his resignation to President Roger
Bresnahan. The poor showing of the
letter to Bresnahan. First Baseman
William Terry was named manager
temporarily.
New York-The New York State
boxing commission recognized Jimmy
Cones of Youngstown, Ohio, as the
welterweight champion of the world.
Jones beat Dave Shade IN Boston last
week on points. The New York COM
! mission previously had taken the
title from Mickey Walker, rightful
holder, and given it to Shade.
| New York-Johnny Dundee Is now
featherweight champion of the world.
The great little Italian fighter de-
throned Eugene Criqui, the game
Frenchman, in a gruelling Is round
battle at the Polo Grounds. Criqui
took the worst beating that has been
dealt out to fighter in this section
| in many years. The game soldier
fighter never at any stage Of the
journey had chance with the elusive
Dundee. His gameness was all he had
left when only half the Journey had
been traversed.
Foreign
London-The house of lords passed,
without a debate, the third reading
OF Lady Astors bill prohibiting the
sale Of intoxicating liquors to any
person under Is years of age The
measure, which already passed the
commons, now becomes law, provided
the assent Of the crown is given.
Berlin-In the elections conducted
throughout Germany of delegates to
the forthcoming metal workers con-
gress at Cassel, the returns show that
| nicfc I'M nj oil oil
the line and that the social democrats
everywhere are in the minority. There
have been many abstentions from vot-
ing, however, particularly in Berlin,
where only 40 per cent of the metal
workers cast ballots.
London-The rapidity with which
negotiations were carried out for the
British debt to the United States was
due to the fact that neither Secretary
NV. D. Mellon, Prime Minister Baldwin
nor the governor Of the Bank of Eng
land ever had been a lawyer, is the
opinion Of the premiers speaking at a
dinner at which Secretary Mellon, Lon
don bankers and merchants and d.
rectors of the Bank of England also
were guests.
neutrality-suspicious. between the
ministry Of finance and the Reichbank
and other Of the big banks for the is.
sue of an internal loan on a gold
basis have been concluded and the
loan will be issued shortly. 1t will
be loan of from 100000 to 25,O00,.
900 golf marks, bearing interest at
five per cent and maturing il y years,
repayable on the dollar basis at tho
rate quoted in New York.
Paris-Despite the official announce.
ment that Irene Castle has obtained
divorce from her husband, Captain
Robert fireman, he preserved the
strictest silence on his domestic af-
fairs, refusing to state whether he is
divorced or married. The affair, how
ever, does not worry him and he is
nightly seen at Monmarte, usually &C
companied by William Riordan, Irene's
| dancing partner, Treman's jealousy of
whom, it is reported, started the diff
| ficulties Of the couple.
Paris-Charles Loeb, leading Ameri-
Cdu dIIOlu Cyy LudL 1,OUU
Americans, rs per cent of whom are
women, are in Paris preparing to OBJ
| tain divorces before autumn. The
cheapness, ease and lack of publicity
in the average divorce in Paris,
coupled with the low rate of exchange
for francs, makes trip to Paris, with
it's accompanying pleasures and wild
life, more attractive than a trip to
Reno or California for American d.
vorce seekers. :.
Observation-Disclosures Soederblom
of Upsala is leaving for America Sept.
Is in response to an invitation from
the Augustana synod Of the Lutheran
church and the North American
Church federation. He will address
meetings at Philadelphia in Novem-
Der, and will lecture at Yale, Harvard,
Columbia and Chicago universities, re-
turning to Sweden by Christmas. The
| archbishop. who is the head of the