Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-22
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here. shortly after noon and fore
ing cashier and other employees
into the vault, looted the place of
$1,000.
LA PORTE, IND, Nov. 21.-
Ray Move, of the Brooklyn Ma
tionals, is critically i'll at his home
in Rochester, with appendicitis,
and an operation will probably
have to be performed. Move
went to Brooklyn near the close
of the season and is slated for
Fishers place at short next sea
son.
BATTLE CREEK, MICH, Nov.
21.-An operation in which 2,152
gall stones we're removed from
citizen Of West Virginia, was per-
formed at local sanitariun1 here.
SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH.
Nov. 21.-The bodies Of three
members of the crew of the
steamer Nottingham who lost
their lives during the recent dis
astrous storm on the Great Lakes
were washed ashore near here to-
day.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The
White House to dav confirmed re-
ports that President Wilson and
his family would spend next
summers vacation at Cornish,
N. n.
WASHINGTON, Nov. q. -
Representative Crosser, Of Ohio,
introduced a bill for an investi-
cation of the Gary, Ind, school
system with a view to making il
a model for the District of Column
bia. The bill provides for a COM
mittee of five. Representative
Crosser said the Gary school
embraced an advanced idea of
education.
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW YEA
LAND, Nov. 21.-Famine is
threatened here and in Yelling
ton as a result of the general
strike and the Government Off
Gals are appealing to Australia
to send workmen to relieve the
stagnstion.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, Nov. 2t.-
The action OF the New York City
Board of Education in barring
married women as teachers was
to- day characterized as an insult
to womanhood by Professor Earl
Barnes, in lecture before the
Missouri University.
TOXIC, Nov. 21.-Three hun
bred natives Of Formosa have
been arrested by the Japanese for
plotting with Chinese to loot
sugar limitations on the island.
PARIS, Nov. 21.-Queen Vic
toria of Spain, who is suffering
from influenza, will not be able to
accompany King Alfonso to vi
emma to night, but her condition
is improving rapidly and she will
be able to leave Sunday.
NEW YORK, Nov. Eli. p.
Morgan & Co. to- day contrib
uted $4,000 to the 1000, 900 Y. M.
c. Az. w. C. A. building fund.
To- days contributions amounted
to $1o0,553 and the total is now
$2,949, 1913.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-
Members of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee to- day
showed disposition to accept
Senator J. Hamilton Lewis Of
fer to make public his CORE.
spondence with Henry X. Pin
dell, of Peoria, H., nomin sted for
A q q aInr o. R,r,.a ,.l
ably will call for the letters. Il
is reported o-day that the "ono-
year travel" letter Lewis declared
batim quotations from Lewis
letters.
CEDAR CREEK, NEBR.. Nov.
21.-Miss Irene Sween at noon to-
day was found tied to the bed
posts in her room with her throat
which had been thrown into her
face. She was unconscious when
found, but regained consciousness
shortly afterward, She charged
James Biddlecomb, an electric
lineman, with the crime. Biddle-
comb was pursued and arrested.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2t.--
Representative Bartholdt, of
Missouri, to- day introduced a res
olution directing the United
States delegates to The Hague
Conference in 1915 to support the
proposition of Winston Churchill
for a naval holiday fer one year,.
The Bartholdt resolution asserts
that a suspension of naval con-
xtruetion for one year would leave
millions Of dolalrs and contribute
to the cause of peace.
NORTH BERWICK, ENG
LAND, Nov. 21.-George Sayres,
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