The Tomahawk., 1924-07-03


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Minneapolis-Earl Martineau, All
American halfback and captain of the
University of Minnesota football team
last year, accepted terms to become
| football coach at Kalamazoo Normal
Martineau will begin his duties Aug
ust Is. William Spaulding. Minnesota's
football coach, recommended Martin
eau for the position, the Gopher grid
from the Shelby county Jail. All ex-
tor at Kalamazoo for a number of
years prior to coming to Minnesota.
Foreign
London-Celebratin his 30th birth
day the Prince Of Wales philosCphi-
cally discoursed to friends on the out
look OF man quitting the joyous EOS.
Paris-Louis Barthou announced he
would remain as head of the repara-
tions commission in answer to reports
to the contrary.
Brussels-King Albert will donate
a cup to replace the Gordon Bennett
trophy won definitely last week by
Belgium.
Vera Cruz-Deputy Olivier, minis.
ter of communications and interior
during the Huerta revolt, was among
rebel prisoners executed by federal
forces at San Francisco de las Fenas.
Brussels-The Belgian senate, after
stormy debate, voted to send a tele-
gram of sympathy to the Italian cham
Der of deputies on the disappearance
Of Signor Matteotti.
Moscow-Except in Russia the mem
bership Of the communist party is de-
Ginning, G.. s. Zinovieff, chairman of
the fifth congress Of the third inter
rationale, told the delegates.
London-Helen Wills, pretty Amer
lean girl tennis champion, captured
the hearts Of large and fashionable
crowd at the Roshampton club when
she made her first tournament ap-
pearance on a British court.
Paris-Sadi LIE Cointe, Frances
champion speed fiier, set new worlds
record for 500 kilometers (312k
miles), flying in the Beaumont cup
races near Marseilles. The French
man covered the course at an average
Of 306 kilometers Q91A miles) an
hour.
Moscow-Reports from many provin-
cial centers say hundreds of private
traders, wholesale and retail business
in
ing to the governments determination
to support only state and cooperative
enterprises.
Lille, France-A family party num-
bering 377 met at the home of Der.
nard Verley, who with his wife and 10
children. acted as hosts to the rela-
tives. Further connections bring the
family to 951, the balance Of which
were unable to attend the party:
Dublin-The city manager plan used
in the administration of a number of
American cities Is advocated by some
people for Dublin, now that the Dublin
corporation has ben dissolved by
President Cosgrave. There is general
public approval of the steps taken by
the government, which has entrusted
city affairs to three commissioners.
Manila-The authorities are seeking
to locate the two sons and Filipino
widow Of Cyrus Inglish, an American
soldier who died Is years ago in Iloilo.
as heirs to large estate. 1t is assert
ed in Iioilo that the three have inner
tied property worth more than $4,000
900 left to Inglish by relatives in the
United States, though in what part Of
that country is not stated.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. subscribers Of
Munich will be able to hear opera per-
formances Of the Munich National the
alter in their homes as the result of
an invention by the federal ministry
Of posts, telegraphs and telephones.
The invention consists Of new trans
mission device which can be attached
to a regular telephone receiver at
small cost.
Stockholm-The central station in
Stockholm was surrounded with i'm
mense crowds which taxed to the ut.
most the police reserves called out to
maintain order when Douglas Fair.
banks and Mary Pickford arrived
from Copenhagen. The crowds gave
the movie stars a greeting hitherto
reserved for royalty and nearly wreck
ed their car as they drove off to the
hotel.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES military GENE
terry, in the London district, was Off
cially turned over to the United States
government by it's British owners.
Four hundred twenty-eight American
soldiers and sailors are buried there,
including 60 unidentified men. mostly
from the wreck of the Tuscania,
General J. j. Pershing visited the
cemetery and also inspected the mar
BILE memorial to be erected there.
Bucharest-It is reported in diplo
matte circles that Princess Bibesco.
nee Asquith, wife of the Rumaniau
minister to Washington. is the anony.
nous author of "Boudoir Mirrors OF
Washington" in which the author