The Colorado statesman., 1924-04-26
FOREIGN

the washington naval treaty.
The Mexican embassy in Washington
has announced receipt of advices from
Mexico which said that with the occu-
patton of the southeastern states "the
rebelHoh started last December has
come to an end, and the authority of
the government re-established over the
whole of the republic"
A cable to the Nippu Jiju, a Homo
lulu japanese newspaper. from Japan
states; Japan has counter plan to
the United States immigration bill, but
1t will not be executed at present" Am
bassador Hanihara is returning to Toxic
to report to the Japanese government
and will not return to Washington for
some time.
Further litigation has been started
In connection with the discovery of
Tutankhamen's tomb, according to the
London Daily Express, which says Il
writ was served at Howard Carters
instance upon the directors OF the Brit
ish empire exhibition at Wembly for
alleged violation of his copyrights
through the erection of model of the
tomb as a sideshow on the exhibition
grounds.
After an absence of nearly six
months from all participation in soviet
affairs, Leon Trotzky, war minister,
has re-entered public life with an ener-
getic and aggressive spirit. He has ad-
dressed numerous political meetings at
Tiflis, Baku, Kharkov and elsewhere,
and he told of plans for physical de-
velopment of the Red. troops to enable
them to combat the armies of bour-
geois countries more effectively.
Inhabitants of Batan island are men
aced by the eruption of volcano
three miles northwest of San Bionisio
valley, according to wireless message
received in Manila from the yacht Apo,
on which Gov. Gen. Leonard Wood is
inspecting the northern islands of the
Philippine archipelago. The report de-
scribes the eruption as violent, with
stones and ashes and devastating
clouds of gases rolling down the noun
tainside and causing the adjacent
country to look like mo mans land"
in France during the World war.
GENERAL
Mourning over the death of her 10
day-old baby which was buried cnly a
few hours before her capture in jack
sonville, Fla, Celia Cooney, New
York's ''bobbed hair bandit" confessed
to taking part in fourteen robberles in
that city, according to police, and said
she was glad it's all over"
Miss Jane Cody Carlos, Ia years old,
granddaughter of Col. William f..
Cody, will unveil the bronze equestrian
statue of Buffalo Bill" at the Cody,
Wyo, entrance to Yellowstone Park,
the Buffalo Bill American Association
has announced in New York City. The
statue is the work of Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney.
st Paul will be the concentration
point for more than 1000 high-grade
cows which are to be placed in the
hands of Montana farmers through the
medium of the Montana Mutual Dairy
Loan Association of Missoula, Mont.
Purchase of a 160-acre farm, just
north of the state fair grounds at st.
Paul for this purpose was announced
few days ago by Monte Levinson,
general purchasing agent of the Mon
tana concern.
A hospital has no right to hold hu-
man being because of an unpaid bill,
Judge Joseph b. David of Chicago
ruled in signing an order giving Mrs.
Gertrude Nodine the custody of her ID
month-old baby. Judge David issued a
writ ordering the removal of the child
from the hospital and placing it in the
hands of a temporary guardian when
Mrs. Nodine charged that authorities
of the Englewood hospital refused to
turn the child over to her until hos
pital bill of $1a5 had been paid.
Insects and flies, rather than curses
projected through the ages by mon
archs of King Tut's era, and their
priests and undertakers caused him to
suffer much during the thirty-four
years he has been delving into their
ancient past, said Howard Carter, who
"dug up" King Tut, on his arrival in
New York City on the Berengaria.
DIR. Charles w. Baker, physician
at Rossville, Tenn, village thirty
miles north of Memphis, was arrested
by federal authorities on Il warrant
charging misuse of the mails in con-
nection with the alleged collection of
fraudulent claims from the Woodmen
of the World, fraternal Insurance or
ganization with headquarters in Oma-
ha, Neb.
The deathbed wish of Nine. Eleanore
Duse will be respected and her body
will be buried in little cemetery be-
hind an old stone church at Asolo, near
Venice, it was made known in Pitts
burph. The famous tragedienne's love