Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
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! Martha Lee Bernard lE-year- olo
/ daughter Of II. A. Oennard, signal
operator for the police department,
was painfully injured Saturday after
noon by fall on the sidewalk IN
| front Of the home Of her grandfather,
[. +. Lewis, No. 1877 Cameron street
/ She was on roller skates. Her right
I arm was broken and she was consld-
eraby bruised She was taken to
| Grady Hospital.
! WASHINGTON, April 4.--Senators
Hoke Smith and Brstow to- day pre-
scented in the Senate letters from
| Prof Emory R. Johnson, of she UNI
versity OF Pennsylvania, denying that
| he ever had been employed by the
| Carnegie endowment for international
peace to deliver lectures. Prof. John
son collected the data for the fixing
OF Panama canal tolls and opposes
free tolls for American coastwi Sc
shipping. Senator Poindexter pre-
scented a resolution adopted by the
Open Forum Of Seattle, Wash, against
the tolls repeal measure.
CHICAGO, April 4.-Carl Rosenaw,
veteran Chicagoan and at one time
member of the bodyeuard of the late
| William the Great Of Germany, COM
n1tted suicide to day. III health was
the cause. Rosenaw. who was promiI
nent in all local German societies and
one Of the founders Of the German
War Veterans Association, came to
Chicago In 1873
| CHICAGO, April 4.-Edwin Voynow,
diamond merchant and enqraver, re-
ported to the central police a few
minutes after o'clock that a set Of
diamonds to the amount Of $4,000 had
been stolen from his office, room Col,
Chicago Savings Bank Building, State
and Madison streets.
NEW YORK, April 4.-"The Wo-
| men Rebel" a newspaper for women,
edited by Mrs. Margaret Sanger, will
be distributed by express, the postal
authorities forbiddng it's passage
through the mails. Mrs. Sanger de-
clares she will continue to express
her ideas through the paper even if
she IS sent to Jail for it. The news
paper is designed for advanced free
thinkers and to discuss the sex prob
lem with absolute frankness.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Formal
speeches on canal tolls and other sub
jeets will take up the time of the
Senate next week. Senator Thomas
to day gave notice that he would
speak Friday in support Of his resolu-
ton to make the Panama Canal free
to all traffic; Senator Cummins said
he would speak on railroad rates
Wednesday, and Senator Lodge an
nounced that he would discuss the
tolls question Thursday.
ROCHESTER, NJ. v, April 4.-This
city has anything but a springlike APP
pearanoe day. A snowstorm which
began this forenoon continues un-
abated.
LONDON. april 4.-Mrs. Flora
Drummond, the suffragette, arrested
on a charge Of rioting, was released
this afternoon.
NEW YORK, April 4.--The expect
ed meeting Of members of the Indus
trial Workers of the World in Union
Square was postponed this afternoon,
and in its place the turbulent labor
fanatics created a riot that called tor
drastic police action before i was
queIed. The rioters were dubbed
and driven scurrying away into side
streets. Many men and women were
knocked down by the horses OF the
mounted police, who, answering the
call for aid raised by three detectives,
attacked by the mob, charged the bel
liaerent "army Of unemployed
CURLING, N. r., April A report
reached here this afternoon that the
sealer Southern Cross. with 40 men
aboard and which was thought to
have been lost with its entire crew,
was safe at ST. Vnoents on ST. Mary's
bayou. This place is on the south
coast of Newfoundland. Efforts were
made to have il confirmed.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, April A.
Eight wives smiled to day when they
heard the verdict Of the jury which
heard the white slave" case against
their husband, Lutte Arnold. Arnold
was found guilty on two counts. The
conviction is based on the charge OF
Transporting Grace Huffine from State
to State for commercial purposes.
Judge Mack will withhold pronounc-
ing sentence until the end of the
term.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-The
GUlGdH0 FNnNIdl1 NdTNGlGh AiClf SuHHN
with a semi professional team here
for this afternoon and went TO see the
New York Giants do battle with the
New Orleans club.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-secreta-
ry Bryan was made the target OF
satirieal attack day by Repubi-
cans and Progressives in the course
Of debate on the legislative, exeeu-
tive and judicial appropri alton bill in
the House. Bryan's request for a
footman was characterized by Rep
resentatiVe Murdoch as IAN sffront to
Western democracy"
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, April A.
James A. Gilmore, president OF the
Federal Baseball League, 20 day gave
out the following assignments of UNI
pres for the opening games in the
Fedora League; Indianapolis at ST,
Louis, with Cusaok and Kean UNI
piring; Buffalo at Baltimore, with
Bush and Msnnassau; Brooklyn at
Pittsburs, with Anderson and Cross,
PLAYMATE CRACKS SKULL.
ASHEV1LLE. y. e.. April A.
While playing with companion az
his home at Canton, clinton Gaddy,