The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-05-22

Many national officials OF the Railway
Mail association witnessed the cere-
mony.
Philadelphia service flag. repre-
senting an honor roll or los, 102 men
of the Episcopal church who served
in the World war, will be taken from
this city to Washington May Is, to
be placed in a permanent niche in the
national cathedral on Mount st. AL
ban, the Brotherhood Of st. Andrew
announces.
Leavenworth, Kan.-One hundred
and fifteen Of the 223 military prison
ers serving time In the Leavenworth
federal penitentiary received Glenn
ency as q result Of the inquiry con-
Quoted in March by a special war de-
partment board. Eight were given
outright pardons and 10 were reduc-
lions in sentences. Sentences OF II
life termers were reduced to terms Of
20 to 80 years.
Sports
st. Paul Jimmie Delaney.
Jack Josephs and Buddy Mcdonald
won their respective fights with Cliff
Kramer, "Dago Joe Cans" and Jackie
Conway in the all-start card at the
st. Paul Auditorium. In the main
event, Delaney spotted Kramer to
more than 80 pounds the best of II
in weight and terrible beating.
New York-It has been announced
by the United States Lawn Tennis
association that r. Norris Williams,
Vincent Richards, 'rancis T. Hunter
and Watson Washburn had been Sc
lected as the lawn tennis team to
represent America in the Olympic
games at Paris this summer. VIII.
liams will act as team captain. 1t
was stated.
Minneapolis - Minneapolis age-old
dream Of its own hockey and skating
rink centrally located and on a par
with the Hippodrome at the fair
grounds came true. without any 'ifs,' -
lands" or butts" about 1t, Gale Brooke
and Ed Dickinson, veterans Of many
years in the skating business, an
nounced definitely that they, with the
financial and moral assistance Of the
same prominent businessmen who
backed the Minneapolis hockey team
so faithfully last winter, hal COM
pleted all plans and arrangements for
modern skating and hockey arena
at a cost of 100000.
Foreign
Bombay-Stuart MacLaren, British
aviator, continuing his world flight,
has arrived at Nasiarabad, IA miles
south of Ajmere, British India.
Athens-A fresh activity Of the
Bulgarian Camitadijis is noticed on
the Bulgar-Greek frontier, indicating
an attack from three different points.
London - M. Litvinov will come
to London for the final phase of the
Anglo Russian conference, according
to Russian sources.
Dublin-The Free State will have
to issue new loan in the near fu-
ture. The budget for 1924-25. fails
to balance by about $4,000 pounds
| ($27, 400, 0O0) and another loan of TO-.
900, 900 pounds ($44,O00,00O) probably
will be necessary.
Berne-Hugh s. Gibson, the new
American minister to Switzerland, ar
irving here from Prague, will present
his credentials to the president of the
federation.
Honolulu-Patrick Moore, former
federal Judge in the Philippines, now
en- route to the republican national
convention at Cleveland, asserts that
America cannot release the Philip
pines without changing the United
States constitution because the
islands were acquired by conquest, by
purchas for $2O,000,000 and also
through the treaty Of Paris.
Halle, Germany-The old Germany
Of the Pirkelhaube and the goosestep,
paraded here in great nationalist
demonstration before the statute Of
General Moltke. The occasion is
dedication of the Moltke monument
but the presence Of the Field Mar
shall Hindenburg, General Ludendorff
and other military leaders who led
the imperial armies in search Of der
Tag" in 1914 lent a martial. Monar-
| chistic air to the gathering.
Warsaw-The Polish government
received a note from Soviet Russia
demanding better treatment Of the
Ukrainians and white Ruthenians in
Polish territory. The note quotes
Article VII of the treaty Of Riva be-
tween the two countries providing
for the satisfactory settlement Of the
question of minorities on both sides.
The note is interpreted here as in
spired by deisre to expand the
sphere of soviet influence.
Mexico City-S. M. Vauclain, presi.
dent of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, is here to arrange the sale to
the Mexican government Of railway
equipment to the amount Of 10000, 900
pesos. After conference with Fin.