The Tomahawk., 1924-07-31

be required merely for the selection
of a jury to hear the case.
Sports
New York-Agreement for q ~
round, no-decision contest between
Mickey Walker Of Elizabeth, N. j.,
worlds welterweight champion, and
Benny Leonard of New York, worlds
lightweight title holder, to be held in
Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jersey City on
Thursday evening, August 81, were
signed by the two principals and Tex
Richard, the promoter.
els T. Hunter, u. 8. A., defeated
Jacques Brugnon and Henri Cochet
the French pair, in the finals of the
mems do" bles on the Olympic courts,
insuring the United States a clean
sweep in all the Olympic tennis.
Brugnon and Cochet won the first set
Ga, and the American pair evened
matters by taking the second 6-2. Rich
ards and Hunter then took the third
set 6-3, but dropped the fourth rs.
The final set went to the United States
6-3.
Foreign
Rome - Captain Ricciotti Carl.
baldi, grandson of the Italian patriot
died here.
Amsterdam - Major Pedro Zanni,
the Argentine aviator who plans to
startson a world flight, intends to fol
low the route of Major Stuart Mac
Laren.
Adelaide, Australia - Vilhjalmuf
Steffensson, the Arctic explorer. has
started on an expedition into central
Australia. He is accompanied by the
government geologist, w. X. Ward.
Kharkov, Russia-The entire ad
ministrative staff of the Radieyevaky
group of mines in the Ukraine was
placed on trial on charges of economic
espionage.
London-The new American immi.
grafton regulations became effective
to the distress Of $4,000 British sub
jects who had bought steamship tick
cts, more than double the $4,000 quota
for Great Britain and Ulster.
Tokio-A budget of $24,240,O00 has
been drawn up for the reconstruction
of the Imperial University of Toxic.
The buildings were largely destroyed
by the earthquake and fire Of Sept. I.
Beirut-Parties of Chris .ians still
are being expelled from Turkey. Since
Feb. Is, 1858 Christians have arrived
in Syria from the district Of Urfa, all
Of whom were destitute.
Berlin-Martin Luther's handwriting
commanded higher price even than
autographs by Goethe and Schiller at
an auction of autographs here. A let.
ter addressed to the Elector John of
Saxony brought 900 marks.
Compeigne, France-Miss Anne Nor
gan and Mrs. A. NJ. Dixie have conclud
ed the work of the American Commit.
tee for Devastated France by handing
over the Chateau Blerancourt, which
was assigned to them as headquarters.
Honolulu-Lava began flowing in the
crater of Halemaumau for the first
time since the severe eruptions OF
May. Lava fountains, including Old
Faithful, began shooting their geysers
from so to 200 feet high over radius
Of several. acres. Reflections from
these displays have been visible for
miles.
Nome, Alaska - The United States
coast guard cutter Bear, which has
been held in Boring sea ice fields since
early May, has arrived here. Officers
Of the ship state no suffering was
experienced by anyone on board dur.
ing the long tieup. Work Of unloading
20 tons of overdue mail is under way.
Metz-Ten Catholics were wound.
ed, four of them seriously, when a
band of communists broke up a Cath.
Ollie demonstration directed against
Premier Herriot. About 100 Catholics
were seated in a cafe-where the dem.
onstration was scheduled, when band
Of 80 communists entered the hall and
started a violent fight.
Paris-William G. McAdoo, finding
none of the French political leaders
that he wished to see in Paris, said he
intends to cut short his stay here,
probably motoring to Biarritz with his
daughter. He said that he had in
tended to arrange talks with Premier
Herriot, NJ. elemental, the financial
minister, and others, but all now are
in London.
Observation-Disclosures is blamed
for the, increase Of cancer by DR.. Mix
KEEL Hindhede, Danish nutrition expert.
in a report on the diseases which he
has just made public. He points out
that the non-cultured races and abo-
rhymes do not contract cancer OF the
digestive organs until they become ac-
quainted with civilizations fleshpots.
DR.. Hindhede believes that cancer is
due chiefly to overeating of rich food.
London-So seldom Is q baby born
on one of London's subway trains that
the christening recently of Thelma
Ursula Beatrice Eleanor (whose mi.
tials spell tube, the English equivalent
for subway was an affair which at