Destroyer Is Kane—Not Badly Injured
RIGA—(By A. P.)—The United States destroyer Kane suffered damage
to her engines outside Riga harbor this afternoon, but is in no need of
assistance, according to a wireless report received here this evening. She
expects to reach Riga tomorrow.
England Investigating "Reprisals" In Ireland
DUBLIN—(By A. P.)—Charges that reprisals In Ireland are calculated
by the government policy and the occasion for them is often afforded by
provocation of agents and that a plot exists for the assassination of the Irish
republican
Fein organization, in a statement to newspapers.
MacSweeney Reaches Fiftieth Day of Fast
LONDON—(By A. P.)—MacSweeney had another very bad night and
hurlng the morning suffered severe pains in the arms and back, says the
Irish Self-Determination league bulletin. This is the fiftieth day of his
hunger strike.
fhllean President Elected by One Majority
SANTIAGO, Chile—(By A. P.)—The court of honor voted 5 to 2 today
that Arturo Allessandri. liberal alliance candidate. Is entitled to the presi
dency. The court held that Allessandri received 177 electoral votes and Luis
Barres Borgona, liberal unionist candidate received 176.
DEAN OF WOMEN TO
TAKES YEAR'S VACATION
Miss Permeal French, dean of wo -1
men at the University of Idaho, left
Thursday for the east where she will
spend a year visiting the larger in
stitutions of that section.
grSd t Tyea a r ? s°leav 1 e S of F absmce W bv
fhe board regentT but she derided
to stay at the university until women
students were all cared for.
During the past month Miss French
has been honored by a number of
parties and entertainments by her
Moscow and university friends. She
has also been the recipient of many
tokens of esteem both from her
^friends and from various organiza
tions of the campus.
