The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-15

COuSIueIdJlOu oCNCi al h@A''>' 'OA 49,
bassador to Germany. Jacob G.. Schul
man, now minister to China, is be
J lieved to be the outstanding cand
date. but no final decision has beef
reached. A survey Of the foreigl
service is being made to determine
what other changes should be made
in personnel Some shifts are expect
ed shortly.
Rabbi E. B. M. Browne, head OF the
American Jewish seventy elders and
pastor of Temple Zion in the Bronx
was arrested at New York on a war
rant in which the compliments, Cal
vim Coolidge, Mrs. Coolidge and Frank
Stearns, charged him with annoying
the president. The rabbi is 70 years
old.
/ Mrs. Hannah Chaplin, mother OF
Charlie Chaplin, the motion picture
star, must leave the country by March
! 26, under a ruling by immigration Of
ficials at Washington. Attorneys for
Chaplin were informed that the ex-
tension granted Mrs. Chaplin a year
ago to remain here until March 26
will not be renewed. She came to
England to undergo medical treat
ment, and has been held inadmissible
as an alien under the requirements
of the immigration law.
A cable received by DR.. George A.
Reisner, professor OF Egyptology at
Harvard and director Of the Harvard
Arts Egyptian expedition, definitely
establishes the tomb just discovered
by the expedition near the CHA py-
ramids as being some 100 years older
than the tomb of Tutankhamen and
Of period in which little has been
discovered heretofore.
The Blue Sky Oil Protective asso-
citation, which was formed at Pana,
Illinois, to protect persons against ir-
responsible operators who violate the
securities law of Illinois and cause
4 needless waste Of money to invest
DTS, is said to be the first organiza-
lion of it's kind in the United States.
It will also assist in assigning legal
leases Of land owners.
After announcing that the United |
States airship Los Angeles would car
y mail on second trip from Lake
hurst, N. j.. to Bermuda, sailing abour
March 49, the postoffice department
its notice having received
word that the Los Angeles would not
make the trip to Bermuda for at
east month
w. G. Wright, Putnam county
chool superintendent, died at Eaton
on, Ga, from injuries suffered when
e was assaulted by two young men
0 whom he had given lift" in his
ar near Eatonton. Three men held
Jail in Atlanta are charged with
he assault on the educator of forty
ears connected with the Georgia
chool system.
FOREIGN
Tie first levee of the season was 2
cid at st. James palace by the 1
rince of Wales. Great crowds lined
lie Mall, eager to get a glimpse of O
lie prince as he passed from FORK G
ouse to ST. James palace, where for
lie first time on such an occasion he a
spresented the king of England. 8
DR.. Walter Simons was definitely
ssignated as acting president Of the
erman republic by the passage in .
lie reichstag at Berlin on its third ;,
aiding OF the bill so appointing him. n
Reports from Paris, the Riviera. h
Dndon and other centers OF fash Il
n that skirts this year are to be
i'll shorter have caused gloom to
1873 over workers in the textile n
AIDES OF Manchester, England. The
orter the skirts. the less work IL
ere is in the textile districts, where o.
ere Is already much unemployment. 81
An extensive program OF festiyi-
IS is being arranged in honor of NJ
officers and men of the American III
ct on their arrival in Australia dur er
: the summer. The program EN- W
aces excursions, luncheons, dinners. W
orts and various other entertain IN
'nts. re
Isabelle d'Annunzio has leased for of
lie years the former kaiser's villa. W;
alconieri," near Rome. 1t was first
'orted that the beautiful estate had pr
IN given to him. of
British army doctors are rejecting 90,
hty-two out OF every 100 men who ua
,ly for enlistment. Two years ago an
percentage rejected was SIS per
t. m,
he silent marching OF thousands Wv
Catholics In protest against what a..
y call the governments policy of or,
ligious persecution" has been civ exi
added Significance to the tradion-