Evening star., 1923-09-22
THE WEEK
Epitome Of Events Up to
September u.
FOREIGN.

Italian-Jugoslsvian treaties taken
to the league OF nations. Rivera takes
oath as prime minister in new Span
ish cabinet. Brazilian rebels raid en-
camped regulars and kill seventy.
Rivera will exile thirty-one political
chiefs in cleanup in Madrid. Greek
navy ready to salute Italy. Business
panic feared in Japan. Five thousand
missing as food strikes Japan. Greeks
begin making apologies, London re-
fuses United States proposals on
liquor smuggling. Premier Baldwin
and Premier Poincare confer on Ruhr
situation, serbians mass large force
on Bulgarian frontier. New Spanish
cabinet discusses Morocco situation.
Stresemann on the verge OF complete
surrender. British boycott on United
States shipping denied In London.
HindenburE urges that people keep
Prussian faith. League OF nations
avoids discussion of Italian-Greek
controversy. Bulgarian revolt move
ment in Beginning. Spanizh liberals
plan a republic. Serbians maintain
their attitude in Ffume dispute.
NATIONAL.
Navy intends TO disclose every de-
tail of destroyer inquiry. Dempsey
knocks out Firpo in second round. Au.
| tomobile clubs plan fight on gasoline
price. Budget body plans central pur.
chase of United States supplies. Okla,
homa is placed under martial law as
Gov. Walton wars on the Khan. Cool
idge to leave world-court question tc
the Senate. Klan probe begun in two
Oklahoma cities by military. Brig Gen
Charles Il. Sawyer appointed manager
az rehabilitation center, Perryville
eight millions. Army doctor tried or
malpractice charge by soldier. Press.
| mems striks in New York causes news
| papers in that city to combine in one
publication. Forty-five blocks de.
stroyed by fire at Berkeley. Calf; FIRE
held by military in Oklahoma An.
| thracite miners return to work after
Two weeks idleness. Twenty-ons
charges of law violation made against
child labor curb. Coolidge TO call gov
ernors to dry parley in October. Ship
| ping Board works policy OF routes tina
do not violate United States statutes
dissolution of the House of Davic
sought. Agreement reached TO enc
New York pressmen's strike.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Cut to s25.15O,ooo District estimates
to go TO the budget bureau: urgen
supplemental items OF more than ss
100000 accompany estimates. Distric
schools reopening marks NTH year o
! crowder conditions. One miIlior
| Ave hundred thousand dollars IL
plan for street lights for District
Gasoline price in Washington slashes
| 10 per cent. Fifty-five thousanS
! school children attend opening O.
| school year. New milk sources prom
ised District. District budget for 19a.
IS2 100000 lower than that OF this year
| Final enrolment in District schools
| this year expected to reach $4,000
| West End Citizens Association favori
bond issue. Rev. DR.. Allen Tuppel
resigns; to marry Philadelphia
| widow Farmers vote no advance IL
| price of milk for District next winter
| Seek $100,000,00 for United State.
buildings in next Congress. Distric
| officials to press budget bureau Il
grant vital needs. New system o.
| keeping tax ledgers for District
Japanese relief fund in Distric
reaches total of $124,454.73. New sys
| tenn of selecting teachers for Distrlc
| schools urged. Blast at bureau o.
| standards kills four and Injuries six
| called accident by jury. District mill
| war on farmers and dairymen fail L
| agree; supply assured.