Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-21
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MUNICH, GERMANY, Jan. 2t.-
While praoticins sharp turns" Ser
geant Sohweisser, German army
avitor, was killed to-day. His aero
plane fell 100 feet.
CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO, Jan. 21.-
General Villa to-day ordered 5000
soldiers to start at once for the cam
sent last week under command of
General Ortega, there are now 5000
headed for Mexico City. Villa plans
to leave this evening for Juarez. On
his return he will start for Torreon
with 1000 cavalry and infantry and
large equipment of artillery. "We
shall either capture the capital or
die said Villa when he was asked as
to his plans. 'it may be long cam
paisn, but we are going to drive out
Huerta."
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Majority
Leader Underwood Of the House of
Representatives said to-day that he
expects that Congress will be able to
complete it's entire legislative program
and adjourn by Juno I. Upon the
question of rural credits, there will be
little or no opposition to the bill soon
to be introduced, he asserts.
CHICAGO, Jan. a1.-Ban q. John.
son, president of the American
League, made the statement this aft
ernoon that Jimmy Sheekard, former
Cub and Cardinal, has signed to man.
age the Toledo club of the American
Association.
ASHEVillE, NJ. c., Jan. 2t.-Four
students of Bingham School, whose
names were withheld, were to-day
expelled for "brutalIy hazins" new
student.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2t.-An as
sessment of two cents per week for
ten weeks Of the entire membership
of the American Federation of La
Dor for the benefit Of the copper
strikers at Calumet, Mich, was re-
ported TO-DAY to have been ordered
by the executive council Of that body
now in session here.
WACO, TEXAS, Jan. 21.-Judse G.
e. Gerald, famous Texan. who in
the early days of the State killed
several men in political fights, died
here to-day.
MOBILE, ALA, Jan. 21-The first
straw hat of the season appeared in
Mobile to-day. SprineIike weather
prevails. Straw hats usually are not
permi ssihle until March I.
eRosvENoRDALE, CONN.,, Jan.
21.-The Grcsvenordale Company,
manufacturers of cotton cloths, to-
day announced five per cent raise in
wages for it's 1000 operatives.
WINCHESTER, MASS, Jan. 21.-
Edwin Gwinn, publisher of school and
college textbooks and founder of the
international School of Peace, died
o-day, aged rs years. In addition to
his labors in the cause of universal
peace, Mr. CHM had been prominent
in an effort to establish more har-
monious relations between capital
and labor and in promoting better
housing conditions.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-One chance in
500 for recovery will be the life and
death gamble to be made by pa
tient at the German American Hos.
pital within "a hours, when he sub
nits to the extraordinary operation
of having his kidneys removed and
washed. The patient is Thomas w.
Evans, 90, who swallowed IS grains of
bichloride Of mercury my mistake.
CHICAGO, Jan. ALAN indeter
inmate stay Of the order issued by
the United States Court Of Appeals
sending "a of tho Intern atlonai As,
ISOLATION of Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers officials back. to the
Federal ePnitentiary at Fort leaven-
worth was granted to-day. The stay
allows the convicted dynamite con
spirators their liberty on bonds pend
ing an appeal to the Supreme Court
of the United States.