Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-02-14

for the strikers. They were singled out by
the regular army men and ordered immediate
ly to discard their uniforms or cease particI-
pating in the attempted picketing. Miners
who use the street cars to get to their work
were prevented from doing so when strikers
stopped the cars at the barns. Soldiers
cleared the crowd from the vicinity Of the car
barns, but later a committee of union men is
understood to have called out the union car
men.
A credit of $4,000, 900 has been established
in favor of Rumania, the treasury announced
this week. This makes total credits of $1O,-
100000 for Rumania and $8,678157 900 for
all the allies.
King George opened parliament in semi
state in London this week Much of the usual
ceremonial was dispensed with because the
court is in mourning for Prince John. Both
houses of parliament with peeresses and state
officials assembled in the house of lords,
where the king read his address from the
throne, but only military uniforms and civil
ian clothes were worn by the peers and
peeresses, without robes. Almost the entire
diplomatic corps was present The king and
queen drove to Westminster in a siX-horse
landau with the court officials following in
four carriages. King George, in his address,
insisted on the stamping out of all abuses.
He said new era dawned with allied victory
and that the people demanded better social
order.
Departure from France of seven trans
port and two warship, carrying approximate
ly 10000 homecoming troops, was announc-
ed this week by the dar department. They
will arrive at New York and Newport News
between February Is and 20. The trans
ports are the Ortega, Canopic, Rotterdam,
Northland and West Durfee for New York,
and the President Grant and Tiger for'New-
port News. The battleship Georgia goes to
Newport News, and the cruiser st. Louis to
New York. The President Grant due Febru-
airy 20, carries troops of the Forty-frst
division northwestern states), about 1000
officers and men. In addition number of
casual officers and more than 700 sick and
wounded aboard Brigader General AL
bert H. Banding, commanding the One Hun
dred and Forthy-eighth infantry brigade,
also is aboard the ship,
Mandate control OF Turkey by the United
States was advocated this week by Henri
Morgenthau, formerly American ambassador
to Turkey, in speaking at the Great Lakes
congress of the League to Enforce Peace in
Chicago. He said tnat two battleships and
regiment of marines, backed by the great
moral force of the United States, would be
sufficient to carry out mandatory rule.
The German national assembly this week
elected Friedrich Ebert president of the Ger
Herr Ebert accepted the election. Count Won,
Posadowsl1y- Wehner received forty-nine
votes The annual salary Of the president
of the German state will be limited to 1000
900 marks, according to a dispatch from
Berlin. The president will reside in Berlin.
He will select his executives from all parties
A resolution was introduced by Senator
La Toilette, of Wisconsin, providing for in
vestigation of charges that Wisconsin SOL
diers in motor transport companies in the
vicinity of Washington were being denied
discharges and instead we're compelled to
work on roads twelve hours a day alongside
negroes employed by private contractor at
wages of from $3.50 day for eight hours.
Proper nouns: Pennsylvania, Virginia,
Georgia; derived adjectives Pennsylvan-
ian, Virginian Georgian. But, proper
nouns: America, Florida, Alabama de-
rived adiectves: American, Floridan,
Alabaman. And proper noun, Atlanta;
derived adjective Albanian