The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1922, Page 4

m BRITAIN TO ARREST GHANDI AS UNREST IN INDIA INCREASES London Hears Government! Has Moved Against Non- Co-operationist Leader NATIVES ARE DRILLING.| Openly Parade in Uniform and Sing National Airs as They March. LONDON, Feb. 10 (Aseoctatet Press) -The Indian Government has) ordered the immediate arrest of Ma- | hatma Mohandas K Gandhi, leader of the Non-Co-operationists in India, according to the Daily Sketch. ‘The British Indian police fired on @ Mob of 10,000 natives during a sert- ous riot at Tiruvannamalai, about eighty-five miles southwest of Ma- dras, in the Tanjore district, on Tuesday last,” killing three persons and wounding eight others, says an Evening News despatch form Ma- dras. ‘The Superintendent of Police, the Deputy Magistrate of Mayaveram, « the adjacent villages tn the Godavari district, northeast of Madras, ts dally becoming more menacing, the do spatch adds. Indian Congress Volun teers In uniform, armed with bamboo taffs. are parading the streets, sing national airs and drilling openly he women are participating in th: demonstrations, rebuking the mor backward among the men folk for their lack of enthusiasm. - India Is gradually to take her place 4s a partner in the British common- wealth of nations, probably as a fed- eration of provinces. This is the ideal British policy as Cescribed by the Secretary for India, E. 8. Montagu, in a speech here. He believed that all that was necessary for the success of this policy was patience and sincerity —_—_—_—_——. MEXICAN POPULATION SHOWS 1,000,000 LOSS Cennun Figares Just Completed tn- dicate Big Drop In Ten Years. MEXICO CITY, Jan, 25 (by mali).— The population ot Mexico Is a trifle more than 14,000,000, accokding to fix- ures recently compiled by the census bureau, which has just completed its enumeration ‘This represents a loas of approximately 1,000,000 since the tnst census was taken, in 1910. ‘The de- crease 1s ascribed to emigration of na- jtives and foreigners during the periods of revolution. OMecials here assert that there are now more than 4,000,000 Mexicans liv- ing In the United States, a “SPIRITS” TOO MERCENARY, Because their “spirits” had to see money before they could heal Joseph Cappinelie’s little boy, sick of influ- enza at No. 229 Elizabeth Street, Mrs. | Pavolina Yuvanich and Mrs. Lana Yuvanich, gypsies, of No. 159 Mott Btreet, were held on grand larceny nearby town, and some members of the reserve police force were wounded The situation at Rajahmahendri and charges by Magistrate Renaud yester- day. Cappinelle said he gave them $400. couener |Pope’s Tiara Is a Gem of the | Jeweller’s Art Pointed at Top and-Surrounded With Three Crowns Set With Jewels, | ROME, Feb, 10 (Associated Press). — The ti ca wit’) which Pope Plus XI., will be crowned next Sunday Is a mag- nificent mple of the goldsmith's and jeweller's art. It consists of a cylindrical headdress, pointed at tho top and surrounded with three crowns set with jewels, - Tho tiara is held to be symbolical | of the Pope's sovereignty and is cus | tomartly placed on his head at the cor- onation by the second cardinal deacon, with the words: ‘Receive the tiara adorned with three crowns, and know that thou art father of princes and kings, ruler of the world, vicar of our Saviour Jesus Christ.’* ‘The base of the tiara ts of fine felt. covered with silver work, and the three superimposed crowns each con- sists of an extremely Nght gold band | ret with jewels and edged with two | rows of pearls, of which there aro ninety in each row, making a@ total of 970, Tho first crown, in addition to the pearls, is adorned with sixteen ruoies, three emeralds, one hyacinth, one aquamarine, one sapphire and eight wold points each bearing five garnets and two balas rubles. 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ALBANY, Feb. 10.—Gov, Miller has signed the Lusk Bill, giving New York State's consent to the purcnase by the United States Government of lands for hospitals: and eanitarlums in New York City. ee THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922. rubles and four sapphires,) REDS SEND BIGAMISTS | TO COURSE IN SCHOOL | Political Illiteracy Worse Crime Than Marriage Errors. MOSCOW, Jan, 17 (by mail),—Politt- cal illiteracy fs a worse crime than bigamy in Soviet Russia, and ignorance of Bolshevist laws is punished by sen- tence to courses In Communist schools, Ivan Ivanovich Linsky was recently faced in @ Moscow court by two wives and five children, “I didn’t know, it was necessary to get a divorce, and thought my living apart from my wife, whom I didn't love any longer, was proof that I didn’t want her,” was|wAs for imports. 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