Evening star., 1923-10-28

demand and protest concerning the Linching
which preceded Tsso Kun's, and whom ,Tsao
minister has resigned that ofhce for the fol-
Tsae Kun. did. indeed. as demanded by the
diplomats dismiss the Tuchun of Shantung
from his 'tuchunate. but at the same time he
increased rank and with some sort of deco
ration implying distinguished services. Koo
acters as Sir RobeEt % cecl sn and is no longer
capable of bright, celestial thoughts
X X X. X
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-The Moros
in ,Mindanao are on the rampage again. About
fortnight ago a party of them murdered
three school teachers and ten members of the
constabulary. They would rampage anyhow,
but one of the chief impulsions to rampaging
is their hot objection to having Fipinos in
authority over them They regard the latter
as an inferior race. Well, aren't they?e Gen..
Wood has gone to Mindanao to investigate.
The Oklahoma house having presented to
the senate articles of impeachment against
Gov; Walton the senate on October 23 sus-
26th resolved itself into court, of impeach
msnt Ia,o for his ,,i trial There are twen,y;one
allegations of financial irregularities:
The governor will appear before the senate
A very interesting Investigation by senate
committee OF the past operation Of the Vet
Charles T. Steinmetz one Of the greatest of
He was equally great in pure and in applied
electrical science.
Dallas, Tex does not Seem to have been aean tbe e
complete success predicted Only $4,000 100
Se we're ThREnx Of se Ran or
one wonders whether the American sense of
hionaras Is and not esPuiar falacy Oh
M. Mrs o: H. p Belmont; declares that the
woman's government by women for women,
children and humanity in general"
, delay?
MIsGELLANEOUs-The German nationalist
party. /. e., the party advocating union of
Austria with Germany, received a stunning
defeat in the recent Austrian general cleo
tions There was a little counter revolution,
rather insurrection in Greece during the
week, headed, 1t would seem, by ex-army off,
GERS, friends of the late Constantine, who
wanted their jobs back. 1t was easily sup
pressed with few casualties.
There will be general elections in Greece in
December Perhaps thereafter Col. Plastiras
and the revolutionary committee will relinquish
their dictatorship; perhaps they won't The
third internationa!e has doughty ally in the
which concluded its sessions at the Krem1in
on October 16.
Addressing the bucolic throng, Zinovev
pleasantly unbosomed himself as follows:
he like sse
the atmosphere"
In view Of the recent disaster. the Japanese
have occasion. to congratulate themselves on
the admirable past conduct Of their national
finances. The external national debt of Japan
is only about 1.300,000,000 yen. the Internal
about 2.500.00O.00O yen. which total the eQuival
lent of about $1,900,O00,O0O.
The coming elections in Mexico promise ex-
tement There was vas. LITTLE en-
.hamber. One member shot another in the
; eg and an two others stood up to each other
dents more bloody. but not picturesque: for
example, five were killed in a clash of factions
in Mexico City October 81.
The greater part of the population of Eu-
rope is now ruled by dictators. There are
relationships in Russia Germany. Italy SPAIN
Hungary, Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria.