The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-26
FOREIGN

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ishers.
The loan to Austria Of sl20,OOO,OOC
was approved by the council Of the
League Of Nations. A preliminary
loan Of f3,500.OO0 sterling was author
lied by the council last January.
Five thousand lepers are wolking the
streets Of Buenos Aires, "disseminat
Ing microbes among all classes Of the
community" according TO statemen,
by former director Of public health.
Christians are fleeing from Alex
andretta owing to strained relations
between France and Turkey, according
to reports received In Constantinople
Five hundred Armenian families al
ready have departed from the city.
The capture near Dublin Of Austin
Stack, chief colleague Of Eamon Dc
Valera, while important In Itself, IL
Oyershadowed by the discovery on his
person Of document indicating that
the complete surrender Of the irregu
lars Is ut hand.
A union OF the southwestern prov
lnces Of China "for self-defense'
against the Threatening" attitude OF
the Peking government, Is announced
In circular telegram addressed tC
parliament and various political organ
izations, according to news agency re-
ports received In Peking.
The government has ordered rein
forcements Of security police to Mul
helm from Dulsburg. According to the
German version Of the disturbance In
Mulhelm, Communists and trade
unionists are responsible for the
trouble and have occupied the center
Of the town barricadng all streets.
Stanley Baldwin chancellor Of the
exchequer Of England, making his bud
get statement before crowded cham
Der In the House Of Commons, said
the past years surplus Of tlOl ,OOO,OOU
had gone 10 reduction OF the debt. The
financial year just closed had become
steadily better as 1t proceeded, trade
at home and abroad had improved and
unemployment had diminished consid'
erably.
The correspondent OF the Sunday
Express at Welrengen, Germany,
states that there are increasing indi'
cations that the former crown prince
Of Germany Is becoming insane. The
correspondent declares that two OF
Berlin's most famous alienists recent.
ly visited Welrengen and found the
former crown prince suffering from
progressive dementia. The correspond
ent adds: "The former crown prince
has turned religious minded and forces
the servants 10 listen for hours to re.
yivals conducted by him on u wheezy
organ"
GENERAL
J. NJ Davila, chief OF immigration In
Juarez, has received an order from
Mexico City instructing him to bar all
Americans from entering Juarez after
s o'clock every night unless every form
Of gambling was stopped.
Sections q and ~ Of the federal
prohibition law are penal in their ma
ture and cannot be enforced by pro-
ceedings in Kentucky state courts, ac-
cording to an opinion handed down by
Judge Lafon Allen Of the chancery d.
vision Of the jefferson Circuit Court at
Louisville.
Jesse NJ. Llttleton, former Republic.
an national committeeman from Ten
nessee and former mayor OF Chutta.
nooga, died at his home in Chattanoo,
ga after an extended illness. lie was
one Of the most prominent Republican
leaders In the South and had been the
party's candidate for governor on two
occasions.
Five automobile bandits staged an
elaborate holdup Of an American Ex
press company truck at Kansas City
Mo-, and got for their trouble $1,000
The five men, armed with automatic
pistols and sawed.off shotguns, held
up the truck carrying the Oklahoma
business Of the Rock Island Railroad
and consigned to the Interstate Ma
tional Bank Of Kansas City.
Herman Leaf of Los Angeles,
through his father, J. Leaf, has filed Il
suit against candy company asking
damages OF $500 on the allegation he
was disfigured for life when he broke
H. front tooth on nail in piece of
candy he asserted had been made by
the defendant company.
Nearly 10000 baseball fans, the
greatest OutpOurlng of roOters In the
history Of the national game, jammed
the spacious new Yankee stadium for
the opening game between the New
York Yankees and the Boston Red
Sox. The three tiers Of the grand,
stand, the only triple decker In any
baseball field OF the country, was
crowded to capacity when the game
started.
Kenesaw NJ. Lands, baseball com.
missioner, apparently has no favorltes
In the 1923 major league race, but he
looks for great year for the fans. u
For 1923 there Is every indication OF
a most excellent season." Commission.
er Lands said In Chicago. "Appar.
entity in most leagues, there will be a
broadening Of the field Of clubs that
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