Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-20

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mUNciE, IND, Nov. ao.-in
searching the residence promises
OF Andrew Huffman, an aged her
NIT now in Jail on an insanity
charge, police to- day recovered
nearly 81 1000 in gold. Huffman is
believed to be wealthy and il is
thong hit much more gold will be
found.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-Miss
Jessie Wilson to day received tho
diamond pendant presented to her
by members Of the House as a
wedding gift. The pendant was
accompanied by letter from tho
House committee printed on
parchment paper with India ink.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-Un-
Gle Sam lost only $40 in the rob-
berry Of the mint at San Francisco,
Director of the Mint Roberts an
nounced to-day. The robbery was
discovered several weeks aao
when bags of silver dollars we're
being counted. Iron washers and
trade dollars were found to have
been substituted for the silver
coin.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20
Representative Curley, of Msssa-
chusetts, today asked Postmaster
General Burleson to bar from the
mails a malicious attack on the
Jews and a criticism Of their acts
in connection with the Bells
ritual murder" trial. contained in
a circular sent to members of
Congress. Tho circular has arous-
ed great indignatio in Washing
ton and is hold to be Of such
character as to make it unmaii
able.
DURHAM, NATAL, Nov. To-
Renewed riotine marked the strike
Of East Indians to day. Many po-
lice and coolies were injured in
several battles. Ten men accused
Of being rineleaders of the In
dians were arrested this after
noon.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20
Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner John n. Marble, who is
here conducting the Govern
ment's investig alton into tho an
thraeite carrying and coal
owned railroads, is i'll with acute
indigestion and the probe to-day
was indefinitely postponed. Tho
serious.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 90
Dan Scott, as, auto test car dri-
yer, employed by lyons-Atlss
Company, was killed to -day when
his car skidded and went over an
embankment near MilIersville,
Ind. Scott Mas crushed under
meath the steering Nheei.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Nov.
20.-Or. Horace Tinker, a retired
New York physician reputed to
be a millionaire, died under rnys-
FERROUS circumstances at his home
here to day. Friends Of tho fam
lily admit that death was due to
poison and Coroner's Physician
Iced is conducting an investiss-
ton.
RUTHERFORD, N. j., Nov. 20.
chara etsrizins Ferdinand Pinney
Earle, the eccentric and much
married artist of affinity fame. as
a moral leper, who ought to be
confined in an asylum Paul
Herman, a wealthy publisher, de-
eared to day that he has dis
owned his daughter. Charlotte.
who is quoted in dispatches as
boinq in Europe with Earle. II Is
believed that Miss Herman was
the young woman who helped
Earle kidnap his son in France,
Miss Herman got acquainted with
Earle while her family was sum
merine at Monroe, N. Y. She fret
mot him at a church festival.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 20
Tn, Rev. Or. Hsrrick Johnson,
for many years a prominent ma
tionaI figure In the Presbyterian
church and ~ell known as an au-
thor and educator. died to-day.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-Con-
servation Congress to day elected
tho following officers: Charles
Lathrop Pack, Lakewood, N. j.,
president; Mrs. Emmons Crosser,
Fitchbure, Mass. vice PRESIDENT
Thoma, r. Ship, Of Indiana, sec
rotary; M. c. MeCloud, recording
seeretary, and Or. Henry Drinker,
South Bethlehem. Pa, treasurer.
MUNICH, BAVARIA, Nov. 20.
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