Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1924, Page 18

‘18 TROTSKY, ILL, GOES ON 2-MONTH LEAVE| ! Tenin Improves So Rapidly He ‘Will Be Back at Work in Short Time. VICTORY FOR MACHINE SEEN War Commisser Regarded as Main- { stay of Insurgents. 37 the Assoctated Press. * MOSCOW, January 1l.—Asting upon the advice of his physiolans, Leon [frotsky, soviet war commissar, left Bloscow at the end of last week for @ two-month leave, sccording to the waf office. Unofficially #t is sald that he has Eone to the Black Sea coast. Announcement was made to the ®soviet congress in Petrograd that Premier Lenin is improving so rap. 1aly that he is expected to partieipate in government affairs within & few months. He attempted to take part in the present communist party dis- gusslons, it is sald, but was not per- mitted to do 8o. BLOW TO INSURGENTS. Bblshevist Machine Now Without Opposition, With Trotsky Away. BY F. A. MACKENZIE. Ty Radlo (n ‘The Star and the Chlfln Dally News. Copyright, 1084, MOBCOW, January 11.—Leon Trot- sky's iflness 1s a serious blow to in- surgent communists, making vietory for the machine more certain than ever. It was evident from the first that he was not fighting with his usual brilliance. Even his enemies may spare pity for the man whose amas- ing genius did more to sscure the triumpn of bolsheviem than any other, yet whom many bolshevists ever re. gard with strict scrutiny. He who by his oratory turned eme. mies into triends, he who by military skill defeated both the allies .na strong internal foes, he who, if . would have reconstructed yet is suspected, even by those sitting at the councfl table wllh him, as aping Napoleon. The gravity of Trotsky's iliness was evident last spring, and his appear- ance during the summer showed tha recovery was not complete. He ha been defeated during the past year, point after point, in the internal party councils. Fight! a painful illness, he struggled fiefeely, work- ing without cessation, reforming. de- yising new schemes and sesking to spread his hereditary Hebrew in- stincts for order, method and stren- uous toll_among the easy-going and slipshod Russian people. Vhatever is the outcome of the present situation, Trotsky's fame as the most brilliant and magnetic per- sonality the Russian revolution pro- duced is assured. Even defeat, |l it comes, will_not be without its oon- solation. The party machine can bring its cohorts and delegates from the provinces, but Trotsky can claim that youth and the fhiture are with him. " Among his supporters in the recent group elections were the most vital elements in the universities— Moscow workmen and various com- misslariats ilke foreign affairs. The army nllurl)ly supported him, for it worships him. ——— INQUIRY AT ANN ARBOR INVOLVES FOUR STUDENTS By the Assoclated Press. ANN ARBOR, Mich., January 11. searching investl -uan into "al misconduct on_the part of o University of Miohigan studenty now underway, with Joseph A. Iy, dean of atudents, directing. The reported withdrawal from scl ool of three youths and a girl is sald to have precipitated Dean Buraley's action, aithough university suthor- ities refuse to comment at all on the four students, persistent ted Christmas holidays. was handled by President Marion Leroy Burton, Dean John R. Effinger of the i college and_Dean Henry M. £ the La 1001, instead of tee, ag is usual in such cases. Pres- ident Burton is in the east on a speaking tour. Deans Bates and Kf- finger refuse to confirm or deny the campus rumors, stigation is dl Dean Bursiey's tinct from the n whlen Pre to tak dent Burton is eral inquiry into moral conait isting at the school, and Tonsillitis can. be.aygided or cut short if taken in time. Formsmint kills gefluhmemm-ndm ‘befare can spread and FOLKS M. Jean .Ynln J\unrl - ot feom the - Prench %.‘s’?-‘é‘"‘ o diplomatio oorps accr vernment, will soop e ter the twent! second year of in the rank of minist The present oy from Vi - | witness stand todsy at the trial ‘Snd the min- from Den- muk M. Counn- ington more than twen but in two terms. But a. corps since 1911, M. J class all by himseif, only recent) Lord Pau Vol and to aamire foteristics, among ing courtesy and through which he can turn the m mkwna situation easily and grace- I gimes the French amb: ace with members Ambaesy &t lomatic establishment l| 1! ed that true Gallic trait that never makes war on women, and shook hanids and chatted with’ them pleasant Another characteristic of M. Jusse- rand {s his historical precision and the painstaking way in which he has endeavored to influence the rople of this nation tow analyzing events_through the entire perspec- tive. Washington owes to this dls- tinguished saholar all that ta known in the persomal sense of tha unfor- lunal' architect of the ground plan the ~city. Maj. Plerre Charles nfant. a sador about ten rs ago oennpud every lelsure mo- ht of A VACAtion spent near Paris going over the records of t army of the alllance with joan patriots and the war gests, with the result that earthed much valuable ry ar to J heart is that before he lea: capital Congress wil recogn e neglected hero of Yorktown, Admiral de Grasse, and erect a statue or some fal in hia honor. % |New York Girl Enlivens Meet at ':‘:l Cherries, pitted, 1b THE EVENING ST WIFE IN $60,000 SUIT TO BE HEARD AGAIN Charges Mrs. Sterry, Florida ‘Widow, Influenced Husband Chauffeur. By the Associated Press, BALLSTON SPA, N. Y., January 11. —Mrs. Einest Ballou, who is suing Mra. Leland Sterry, widow of a Palm Beach hotel proprietor, for $50,000, charging alienation of her husband's affoctions, {8 expected to resume the here. 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