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Happenings of the World Told Tersely
With the naming of William GalHher. Washington banker, as head of the inaugural cominittee by President Coolidge, was announced at WashIngton In all likellhood another oldfashioned inauguration, which will of will be rival those prewar held this March of contest of the election Notice Senator Brookhart lown was filed In the senate at Washington by Luther Brewer, independent candidate for the senatorial election
The kosher law of New York, regulating the sale of ment and meat prodnets sanctioned by the orthodox Hebrew religious requirements sustained by the Supreme court at Wash-
Administration of the packers and now under the Department of Agriculture, would be placed under the federal trade commission under bill introduced in the senate Washington by Senator Frazier.
The Treasury department, in circular letter just sent to banks and trust companies, issues warning against $10 and
In session the senate Washington passed and sent to conference the Interior department approprintion bill, first of regular supply bills the session. carried approxImately
Associate Justice concluded his active service member of the Supreme court Washing ton and Attorney General Harlan Stone nominated to succeed him. Solicitor General Beck will automatIcally become acting attorney general upon Mr. Stone's retirement.
President Coolidge's veto of the postal pay increase bill was sustained by the senate Washington by the narrow margin of
Although President Coolidge's policy has been carried out in the War department appropriation bill for the fiscal year 1926, reported in the house of representatives Washington, the strengths of the army and National Guard have been left untouched. The bill carries of
Witnesses advocated before the house immigration committee Washnew system that would allow aliens whose passports were good prior to July enter the United States nonquota immigrants.
France's first actual diplomatic proposals debt settlement with the United States reached Washington and laid before President Coolidge and the cabinet. The communication constitutes definite step toward liquidation of the $4,000,000,000 French war debt. In substance, France hints proposal to pay off the debt about ninety years, first stipulating for ten-year moratorium. and afteramortizing the obligation at the rate one-half of per cent per an- climax to more than years of equal rights for women Mrs. Ross formally took her dutl governor of the state at
Chicago's 3,000 coal teamsters and chauffeurs was settled when coal dealers and union officials agreed submit dispute is over an increase of day and the basis for payment for overtime work.
The trust fund established by the late William Thaw of Pittsburgh, produced Income of more than 000,000 during the last four years. Harry Thaw will receive $100,000 of the fund. run on the Crawford State bank Denison, Iowa, was stopped when officials brought $200,000 cash from Omaha and dumped the bank counter. The run ended In fifteen minutes.
The will of Samuel Gompers was the District Supreme court Washington by his widow, Mrs. Gertrude Gompers. The will left the bulk of the $30,000 estate to his sons by former marriage. Paris.
Burris, Ottumwa negro, Former hanged in the stockade of the prison Hungary has yard at Fort Madison, Iowa. He died for Mrs. Hattle Renfrew Bates permission more than three years ago. family
The Bank of Kingsley, private in stitution Kingsley, Iowa. closed its tensity were the doors because of depleted cash assets
German laws prevent the flight capital have been abolished and customs laws preventing the removal money from Germany been lifted. leaders announced New York.
Robert Scholes Peoria, was an easy winner the Republican caucus select the the first ballot. He polled 58 votes, while Norman Flagg of Moro and William Weiss of his nearest competitors, had only 12 votes each.
Reclamation Commissioner Mead declared at Denver that no further blanket rellef measures for 25 projects western states can be from the bureau.
Pauline Frederick, stage and screen actress, granted divorce at Los Angeles, Cal., from Dr. Charles RutherSeattle physician. This Mrs. Fredericks third divorce.
Mrs. W. Meharg of Plainview, Texas, former school teacher and mother of several children, was named secretary of state by Miriam Ferguson of
Six buildings in the district at Cleveland, Ohio, were swept by flames. Estimates placed the property loss $100,000
Henry W. Jacobs, nationally known consulting engineer of Chicago, died Atchison, Kans, while visiting his mother. Mrs. Theresu Jacobs. He was consulting engineer for the Great Lakes waterway project and for sev-
Daniel Guggenheim, the well-known financier, seriously III in his apartment New York.
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin, sixteen, contemplating the proper name for visitor she expects this summer. The little wife of the famous film comedian made the announcement at Los Angeles, Cal., newspaper porter, while Lillian her mother. nodded acquiescence.
Ralph Richards. years old. nationally known railroad official, father of the "safety first" movement originated In 1910, and author of several books on safe railroading. died in III.
Guernsey Moore. artist and Illustrator, died Philadelphia after long illness.
Bishop Charles Anderson left Chicago for Belleville, Ont.. to attend the funeral of his sister, Miss Jessie Miss Anderson was out walking when runaway team dashed the and her.
With his physicians advising long rest. Dr. Marion LeRoy Burton, president of the University of Michigan. soon will ask the university regents for leave of asbence, was announced at Ann Arbor, Mich. He from
Mrs. Frederic McLaughlin, formerly Irene Castle, the dancer. gave birth to daughter at the Michael Reese hospital at Chicago Both Mrs. McLaughlin and the baby are doing nicely. The child will be named for her mother.
Ibn Saoud, leader of the tribesmen, has begun the movement of his forces toward Jeddah, where King All's forces await him, says dispatch from Arabia.
Stefan Radich, leader of the Croatian peasants' party. was arrested secret room the home of the Serbian deputy, says Belgrade dispatch.
The Italian and ambassadors and the BelJapanese gian minister, presented Chancellor Marx at Berlin with the note telling Cologne
Ildebrando Jommi, cashier of the Italy, arrested pending an investigation of shortage of about $175,000 in the account of the Genoa company.
General Guadalupe Sanchez, one of the most active supporters of Adolfo de Huerta during the last rebellion and who has been active since is reto have from Mexico to the ported United States.
Ferdinand Loewe. the famous Austrian of ballads, died in enna at the age of
An attempt to scale Mount Logan, the highest uncllubed mountain North America, to be made in the spring. It was announced at Ottawa.
The new French customs revision thriff bill will seriously injure Ameriexporters of automobiles, type writers. calculating machines and cash registers. forcing some of them close their French plants, declared at of Austriaformally appealed the ambassadors' council at Paris for return to Hungary with reside.
Four moderate felt the Island of weather bureau Manila reported. so-called rehabilitation conference will bring together than of China before February announced Peking
