Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1923, Page 24

Chinese Senate Opp For Foreign Minister Post Other Cabinet Members | Appointed by President b Are Approved. Vote Against Sze Causes Great Surprise at Peking. By the Associated Press. PEKING, January 25.—The senate ‘has approved the entire cabinet re- eently appointad by President Li Yuan-Hung, with the exeeption of Alfred Sze, minister to the United States, who had returned to China and accepted the post of foreign min- ister. The action of the senate occa- sioned great surprise. Sze lacked four out of the requisite 103 votes to retain his appointment. It had not been expected there would be any opposition to the min- isters named by President Li, with xception of the minis- and interior, whose been contested by return to China w oned to Peking to 2id in the structlon of tie government. In |1¥: fon of the cabinet“he pt the post of foreign one of the few men ssume his GIRL ANARCHIST ADMITS SHE SLEW JOl_lRNALIST‘ Tells Paris Police Magistrate She || Had Planned Another aper, amined by an i the hospit: ed for the wo ch_she inflicted upon her- ing Plateau. rthon told 0 was charged with communi- the enemy during the war accomplice of the late Paul er. She was wounded with a saber durll\g{ the communist manifestation of April | X d then left the anarchist union | in {ndividual She told e she assumed entire re- for the killing of Plateau P she had long intended to slay | eon Daudet, proprietor of the L'Action | Francalse. | CALLES COMING TO U. S.| Mexican Secretary of State Seeking ( Medical Treatment. SAN ANTONIO, Tex, January 26.— | Gen. Calles, secretary of state In President Oregon’s cabinet, is now en | route to the United States for medical treatment, according to a telegram d by the Express from its cor-} today o Calles, acc ) mewspapers, had been seriously ill for| some time. He is reported to have| made arrangements to enter a hos- | pital at Rochester, Minn. ! oses Sze HEU S, by the senate, with the exception of foreign minister, are: Chang Shao- z. premier and war concurren u Yuh Lin, communications; I TURKISH PAPER WARS ON Y.M.C.A. AND Y.W.CA, Government and People Asked to Combat “Religious Propaganda in Guise of Education.”’ By the Associated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, January 2| An open attack on the activities of the Young Men's Christian Associa- tion and the Young Women's Chris- tlan Assoclation i made by the rad- ical newspaper Tevhid Afkiar, which demands that the government and the parents of the natlon take steps against these organizations. The s that under n and physical de- velopment the assoclations are car- rying on a religious propaganda, and declares that the Y. W. C. A. through free entertainments is poisoning the future motherhood of Islam. “In- the city of the caliph” the newspaper says, “such propaganda cannot be tolerated. It is the moral and religious duty of the government and the people to fight these institu- tione."” MERCURY AT 104. Buenos Aires Swelters TUnder Greatest Heat in Fifteen Years. By the Associated Press, BUENOS AIRES, January 25.— Buenos Aires sweltéred under a tem- perature of 104 degrees, Fahreheit, which was accompanied by an extra- ordinarily hot wind, not unlike a simoon. There were numerous pros- trations. The temperature was the highest recorded here in fifteen years. For Dusting. 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NEW YORK, January 25.—The American relfef administration yes- terday received a plea from its rep- resentatives in Kiev for funds to pyrchase cats," which are bringing 10,000,000 rubles, with kittens at half price. X Scanty food supplles are rapidly being depleted by a horde of invad- ing mice, and there is & scarcity of cats because of the number eaten during last winter's famine. BERGDOLL WORTH $207,802. PHILADELPHIA, January 25.—The personal property of Grover C. Berg- doll, draft dodger, who escaped from the military jail at Castle Willlam, Governors Island. N. Y. and fled to Germany, 15 estimated at $207,502. Mrs. Emma C. Bergdoll, his mother, disclosed this in a return to the board of revision of taxes. She valued her own personal property at $152,700. = — Reading Fine Print An ADITORIAL MAN presented to Queen Elizabeth a bit of paper the size of a fingernail, containing the Ten Commandments, the Creed, the Lord's Prayer, her name and the date. The whole could be read with eye- glasses made by the penman. $3,500,000 FOR TWO SHIPS | p il Coast Liners Will Be Built at . Maryland Plant. J BOSTON, Jsnuary 25—Announce- ment {s made by the Eastern Steam- ship Lines, Inc, that a contract has been awarded to the Bethlehem Ship- building Corporation for the con- struction of two combined passenger and frelght steamers at Sparrows Point, Md., the vessels to be com- pleted by the spring of 1924, for the service between Boston and New York by way of the Cape Cod canal. The cost of the two steamers wili exceed $3,500,000. The contract was sald to be the first important ship- buflding announcement this year. The steamers will be 402 feet over all, the announcement sald, and will be of steel construction, of the twin screw type,” turbine driven and will burn ofl. They will be capable of a normal speed of seventeen knots and a maximum speed of nineteen knots. 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