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Condensed News Items SHORT STORIES TERSELY TOLD FOR THE BENEFIT OF BUSY READERS. MISCELLANEOUS. Archbishop Dougherty of Philadelphia, who is to be raised to the cardiExtraordinary precautions were taknalate at the approaching consistory, h at Chicago to prevent Mrs. Isabella has arrived at Rome. ora Orthwein from committing suiTotal appropriations in the present de while the body of Herbert F. eigler, "the soul-mate" she had slain, session of Congress for the fiscal, year 1922 were $3,806,029,647, Chairman as being buried. She is suffering from Warren of the Senate Appropriations ervous prostration and is wildly hysCommittee announced in the Senate. rical at times. Federal receivers were appointed at The House passed the bill authorizg the director of the mint to strike New York for Imbrie and Company, 50-cent coin in commemoration of the Broadway securities dealers. Liabilities were placed at $11,810,000 and 00th anniversary of the entrance of e State of Missouri into the Union. assets, as of December 31, $13,500,000. The equity suit was filed on behalf of he bill now goes to the President. the Beaver Board Company, with a Herbert P. Ziegler, married, district claim of more than $5,000. Shortage anager of the Goodyear Tire and of cash and liquid assets was alleged. ubber Company, paid the wages of n at Chicago when Mrs. Isabelle Cora Acceptance by Federal Judge Landis rthwein, former St. Louis society of the position as supreme baseball aroman, shot him to death in her luxurbitrator is inconsistent with the full us apartment in Surf street. and adequate performance of his duties as judge and constitutes a serious imMrs. Cora Orthwein, former St. propriety on his part. the House Judiouis divorcee, went home at Chicago. ciary Committee held in recommendhe $25,000 demanded by the state as ing full investigation at the next sesnd pending the outcome of the invession of Congress of the impeachment gation of the killing of Herbert P. charges made by Representative Weity eigler, wealthy tire man, was fur(Democrat), of Ohio. shed by Harry P. Branstetter, presient of an automobile concern. The First National Bank of Desdemona, Tex., closed its doors, due to An additional gift of $2,000,000 from heavy withdrawal of funds, according e Rockefeller fortune, to help sufto a statement by officials of the bank. re-s abroad, was announced by the uropean Relief Council. The gift, Kentucky laws levying a special tax vided equally between the Rockeon liquors withdrawn from bonded ller Foundation and the Laura Spellwarehouses were held invalid by the an Rockefeller Memorial Fund, is to U. S. supreme court. Several millions 0 to the American Relief Administraof dollars in taxes already collected on and is to be used for the starving by the state were involved. hildren of Europe. A blackmail bomb plot to extort $50,Havana, Cuba, is one great gambling 000 from Mrs. Ferdinand Schleisinger buse, lidless, careless, all sport and of Milwaukee, reputed to be Wisconb work, according to Thomas J. Sheesin's wealthiest woman, was revealed. an, former police commissioner of St. William Dalton, the 16-year-old bank ouis, who returned from a two weeks' employe who took $772,000 in Liberty ip to the Pearl of the Antilles. Bonds from the Northern Trust ComThe House resolution providing for pany at Chicago and who was later eneral repeal of war-time laws was captured at Heyworth, III., was redopted by the Senate and sent to conleased from custody on $15,000 bonds. rence. Frantic with pain from an attack of appendicitis, Earl Wilson, an 8LABOR. year-old boy, shot and killed himself Two large trunk railways served noat Bonner Springs, Kan., when an amce at New York that they intend to bulance drew up in front of his home educe wages paid their unskilled or to take him to a hospital. ommon labor, and officials of the AsThe Senate adopted the report of ociation of Railway Executives deits conferees recommending passage ared they had no doubt other carof the $383,000,000 sundry civil bill ers soon would take similar steps without the $10,000,000 appropriation hroughout the country. for continuing work on the Wilson Federal Judge S. H. Sibley signed Dam project. ) order at Atlanta, Ga., authorizing a The American Federation of Labor duction, effective March 1, of wages Executive Council at Washington has employes of the Atlanta, Birmingdecided that the Federation should m and Atlantic Railroad, now in a sever all relations with the Internareceivership. tional Federation of Trade Unions, but official anouncement of its action CRIMINAL. was withheld. American labor, the Guy Nichols of Trimble, Ohio, was council held, cannot affiliate with the it to death in the electric chair at European body. ng Sing prison at Ossining, N. Y.,
