Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
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w. o. Stamps, assistant secre-
tary of the Grand Jury, said late
Friday afternoon that the NOM
bers of that tribunal had been
summoned to meet on Monday by
Foreman Battle. Mr.. Stamps de-
clared, however, that so far as he
knew, the meeting was called
solely to consider routine bust
ness, and stated further that he
had heard nothing of the reported
intention Of the Grand Jury to
consider the indictment of Jim
ConIey in connection with tho
murder Of Mary Phasan.
FRAN FORT, GERMANY,
July 19.-AViator Westphal, of the
German Army, was killed here to-
day. His is the 299th death re-
sulting from aviation tragedies.
WASHINGTON, July 1s.-
Democratic members of the House
Banking and Currency Commit
tee late to-day voted down al
most unanimously an amendment
bv Representative Buckley, of
Ohio, to the currency bill that ma
tlonaI banws should not be per-
mitted to lend money on any bus
mess enterprise or property in
which their officers are financial
ly interested.
NEW ORLEANS, July ID
King Brady, the veteran Cracker
twirler, was to-day handed his
unconditional release by Manager
Billy Smith.
Brady has failed to round into
his best form this season and has
been of little use to the Atlanta
team. The signing of Pitcher
Clark, from the Senators. has
forced Smith to dispose Of one of
his slsbmen. King hurled fairly
good ball for the Crackers last
season.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 18.-Ex-
Governor Folk, of Missouri, ex-
pressed his view of the action of
Secretary of State BRYAN in go
ing on the Chautauqua pIatfrom
in a lecture here to-day, by the
statement that, if Mr.. Bryan
spends his vacation on the lee
ture platform the country will be
the better for it for he can keep
the administration in touch with
the plain people.
The country is far safer, he as
serted, with a Secretary of State
who can make his monev that
way than with one whose for
tune has been acquired through
connection with special inter
ests.
CHARLOTTE. July 1s.-The
Southern Wholesale Grocers' As
ISOLATION adjourned this after
noon after re-electine President
J. n. McLaurin, of jacksonville,
and naming Charleston and the
Isle of Palms as the next place of
meeting.
The convention to-day had a
letter from it's chief counsel,
Walker Percy, relative to the in
junction hearing now under way
against the Association in the
Federal Court at Birmingham.
The Association goes to Reds
vile Saturday for a barbecue to
be given by the Penn Tobacco
Company.
CHATTANOOGA, July 1s.-
President o. B. Andrews, of the
local club, announced to-day that
he had secured Shortstop Dee
Walsh from the ST. Louis Ameri
can club. Walsh will report i'm
mediately.
coNsTANTINOPLE, July 10.
Retreatinc Bulgarians are said
to have burned $50 houses in
HaireIou, with all their occu-
pants. Nearly 5000 are believed
to have persisted.
MACON. July 19-At 3 o'clock
Macon's official temperature was
1882 degrees, the hottest ever
recorded here.
CHICAGO, july 18.-Larry
ChappeIIe, the $4,000 White Sox
recruit from Milwaukee. went in
o-day for the first time with his
new team mates. He was the
center of attrac tion in the period
before the game, and was greeted
with cheers. He was assigned to
the center garden.
NEW YORK, july 1s.-Lee Ma
gee and Ted Gathers, who en-
gagged in a fight in the St. Louis
dugout at the Polo Grounds yes
terday, were each fined S25 to-
day by President Lynch, of the
National League. They were not
suspended.
DALTON, July 19.-Mrs. r. p.
Bowie. of Atlanta, died here sud
denly yesterday while on a visit
to her brother, Councilman E. F.
Hamilton. Mrs. Bowie was at one
time a resident Of this city. She
was an aged woman, and is sur
vived by her husband and four
daughters.
sAULT STE MARIE, MICH,
July 1e.-The freight steamer
Victory, 1000 tons, is aground and
in great danger off lroquois Point
Light, Lake Superior. and her