The Tomahawk., 1923-11-29

stout hear: pounding in rhythm with
his flying hoofs, Zev, son Of The Finn,
came from behind and regained his
crown as champion year old Of the
year by defeating In Memoriam in the
match race here. Zev won by a scant
nose.
Foreign
Berlin -. The North German Lloyd
has again delayed the sailing date Of
their new transatlantic steamer, Col.
umbus; a $4,000 ton floating palace 1t
Is reported in Berlin that the Lloyd's
fear confiscation Of the steamer by
the French.
Havana-Edward De Laurel Clevin,
editor Of the Isle Of Pines Appeal,
has been arrested and released on
bail on a charge Of having libeled
President Zayas, according to dis.
patch received from the Isle Of
Pines. Mr.. Clevin is an American.
Paris-The French aviator Laporte
attempted to better the altitude rec
ord for seaplanes held by Lieutenant
G.. F. Harper, American naval f1ier, at
4,236 meters. Laporte's paragraph
showed 1880 meters, subject to Off.
cial verification.
Lisbon-Genistal Machado, a ma.
tionalist, has been commissioned to
form cabinet, succeeding that head
ed by Antonio Maria Silva, which re-.
signed Oct. 80. Senior Machado was
minister of instruction in the Granjo
cabinet in 1921.
Paris - The Egyptian Prince KEN.
al Eddine recently acquired French
automobile equipped with caterpillar
wheels for travelling over the desert.
He plans to make a dash into the
heart Of Lydia to find a record left
there by the British explorer, Rolfe,
in 1873.
Jerusalem - Haifa, with its neutral
harbor facilities, Is favored as the site
for the port Of Palestine in a re-
port submitted by Engineer Palmer
The sum of $7,5O0,OOO will g re-.
CURED for the port construction in
Mr.. Palmer's opinion.
Jassay, Rumania - Eight Jewish
students were dangerously injured in
an attack upon them by anti-Semitic
students in the university here. The
riot followed the resignation of Prince
CantacuZene from the faculty after
protesting against attacks upon the
Jews.
London-A contract was signed in
London for a credit Of 100000 pounds
to the German state railways, to be
used in the purchase of coal. OF this
amount 100000 pounds becomes imme.
diately available, the remainder be-
ing subject to Germany's providing
certain guarantees.
Gels, Silesia - Deer hunting again
has been taken up by former Crown
Prince Frederick William after many
years Of neglect Of the sport Fred!
erick William returned from a two
days chase recently as the guest OF
former King Frederick August Of Sax.
ony on the latter's vast possessions in
the region Of Susswinkel.
Tegucigalpa. Honduras - An an.
nouncement issued by the government
states that in the recent presidential
election none of the three candidates
received the number of votes suffi
cient to insure his election. Accord.
ingly, under the Honduran constitu.
ton, congress now must choose a
president to succeed General Rafael
Lopez Gutierrez as chief executive.
Madrid-A royal decree has ousted
Count Romanones from the presi.
dency Of the senate and Melquiades
Alvarez from the presidency Of the
chamber Of deputies. The same de.
cree dissolved the commissions OF
the two chambers dealing with inter.
nal policies. The calling Of the
new parliament has been postponed
until officials verify the balloting.
London - Rev. DR.. John Clifford,
Baptist preacher of international
prominence. died suddenly in the coun.
Gil chamber Of the Baptist Union. He
was 81 and had served as the presi
dent of the Baptist World alliance,
the National Brotherhood council,
hoods.
London A mission Of 10 British
business men, popularity known as
"the Baldwin mission" recently re
turned from Russia with what is said
to be a very optimistic report on
conditions in that country. Among
the vital points the business men
noted, it is stated, are the death OF
communism.
Berlin - Professor Albert Einstein
exponent of the theory Of RELATIVELY
who recently left Germany, now is re
siding in Leyden, Holland, where he
holds the chair of physics at the ia
nous university. Professor Einstein's
friends say his decision to leave Ger
many was determined largely by the
recurring outbreaks Of antfJewisf
sentiment there.
Stockholm-The Nobel prize for
literature has been awarded to vii
liam Butler Yeates, the Irish author
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