The Dolores star., 1924-05-16
FOREIGN

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common stock for the quarter ending
March 81, 1924. 1t is payable June 80,
1924
King George has signed the Anglo
American rum-running treaty enabling
American authorities TO search British
shops suspected of whisky smuggling
| beyond the three mile limit.
The soviet government has forbid
den the printing of advertisements in
privately owned publications. Here
after only publications controlled by
the government shall have the right to
print advertising matter.
Quite sensation has been created in
the Irish linen trade by Il German or
der for 10000 dozen of mems printed
handkerchiefs. This is the largest or
der Belfast has received for many
years.
A treaty OF peace was signed AT Am
alpa by the three dlscordant political
| factions in Honduras and representa-
| tives of the Central American nations.
| The document was signed in the pres
to Honduras by President Coolidge.
Unless un official recount of the bal
| lots deprives the United Socialist par
| ty of its present rank us numerically
the strongest party in the new reich
stag, President Ebert will in the next
| few days commission Its leaders to
proceed with the work Of organizing Il
new coalition government.
NJ. krestinsky, the Russian ambaSsa-
dor, has left Berlin for Moscow and the
J offices of the Russian commercial del
| egatiun in Berlin will be closed, 1t is
stated. until satisfaction Is given by
! Germany for the recent entry of the
| German police into the building Of the
delegation and the search of the quar-
tiers for the Community leader BOtzen-
| hardt.
Twenty six japanese insurance com
| panies have commenced the payment
| Of 10 per cent. of the policies of losers
| in the earthquake and fire of last Sep
tember. Great crowds are milling
about each office in Toxic. The dis
tribution involves S4OOOOOOO, which
the companies borrowed from the gov
eminent. Most of the money Will be
reinvested Immediately in permanent
buildings, for which permits are issued
as of June |.
Revised estimates Of the 1924 sugar
crop of the territory. raising the fore
cast of last fall by 81. $50 tons 10 new
figure of G22,3S tons, have been an
nOunced by the Sugar Factors, Ltd,
sales agents for the Hawaiian planta-
tions. This production, II obtained
will be below the production Of 1919
and 1917, when the output was G46,455
and G44, ,75i respectively. The smallest
production in the past decade was 539,-
| 1856 in 1921, when operations were cur
TITLED by the japanese strike of 1920
GENERAL
Modern parenthoOd has no place for
that once popular standby-"Spare the
rod and spoil the chIld"-members of
the Congress of Mothers and Parent
Teacher Associations were told in St
Paul Miss Alma L. BInzeI, educa-
rional director of the Federation for
Child Welfare Study, New York city.
gave this Information in her talk on
Education for Parenthood" at the as
sociation's annual convention.
Ed stranger" Lewis successfully
defended his title in n match with Joe
"Toots" Mondt OF Colorado at Koches-
ter, \. Y, winning the only fall in !
hour 81 minutes and seconds. The
second fall IVES called after twelve
minutes because Of the time limit set
by the state athletic commission. A
near riot followed Lewis victory. The
challenger made a rush at the cham.
pion Mt the end of the fall, claiming
that he had been taken ut disadvan.
tage when Lewis, apparently all in and
lying stretched out beyond the ropes
rushed quickly and threw himself
against MOndt to throw him to the
mat.
AS his three flying comrades left
Atka island for the next jump in the
United States army round-the-world
flight, Maj. Frederick L. Martin com
mander of the expedition, and mis- me
chanic. Staff Sergt. Alvu Harvey. re
mained unaccounted for
Mrs. Celia Cooney, bobbed hair ban
dit, and her husband and partner in
crime, Edward Cooney, were sentenced
to serve from ten to twenty years
each in prison by County Judge Mar
tin of Brooklyn. Mrs. Cooney wa,
sentenced to Auburn prison and hel
husband to Sing Sing.
Liberty, a new $4,000 prize week.,
magazine, published by the owners o
the Chicago Tribune and the New Yorl
Daily News, made its appearance re
Gently with the name of George A. Ell
well, Youngstown, Ohio, as the WHINE
, of the first prize of $50, 900 for the bes
title and slogan for the magazine
, Liberty, weekly periodical for ev
eryOne" Mr. Elwpll sent yDl7 cuy