Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-01

of New York was put on exhibition
recently in the east gallery of the
main concourse of the Grand Cen
trail terminal, New York City. 1t
consists of the de Witt Clinton
it's tender and three of the stage
coach cars that carried passengers
eighty-nine years ago.
The de Witt Clinton" was built
at the West Point foundry and made
it's first trial trip from Albany to
Schenectady, August 3, 1881, cover
ing the seventeen miles in one hour
and forty-five minutes.
The de Witt Clinton" without its
tender weighs 9,420 pounds, the ten
der weights 5,2340 pounds and each
of the three coaches weighs 1920
pounds The DE Witt Clinton" is
twelve feet ten inches long and It's
is eight feet five inches. The ten
der weighs 5,340 pounds and each
The coaches are fourteen feet long:
When the sun set recently be-
tween 10000 and $4,000 Dunkards,. in
miles east of Logansport, Ind, OBJ
served fleet washing" as they I'M
derstand it was taught by the
Christ.
This service followed members
participation in the Lords Sup
per-"
Members Of the order greeted on
another with the holy kiss"
An Iowa firm has become the pos
SCISSOR of Nebraska highest priced
hog. Uneeda Orion; a Durco Jersey
Norfolk, to Suder Bros, Of Wesley,
Ia, for $4,000
Prohibition was blamed for all the
social unrest, and resolutions were
passed to support political candidates
who favor legislation opposed to the
eighteenth amendment, at the sixth
annual state convention OF the Con-
necticut Trades Union Liberty league
in Waterbury, Conn.
Waterbury Central Labor Union,
New Haven Trades Council, Meriden
Central Labor Union, New Haven
Typographical Union, Danbury Hat
Finishers, Waterbury Bartenders
Union, Danbury Bartenders' Union,
Meriden Brewery Workers, Bridge
port Brewery Workers and New Hav-
en- Brewery Workers.
A dispatch from Berlin states that
six canal boats, containing American
frozen meat in refrigerators, reach
ed Berlin recently from Hamburg in
tow of a tug. They left Hamburg
ten days ago, manned by volunteer
crews, protected by Hamburg and
Berlin police as a precautlon against
possible attack by the striking river
bOatmen.
The latest victims of Chicago Ia
Dor feuds is John Kikulski, head of
the Stockyards Labor council, who
was in a hospital suffering from
wounds regarded as probably fatal.
7 hoo 1f-l,O Id
home from labor meeting.
A dispatch from Washington
states: The nomination of George w.
P. Hunt, former governor of Arizona,
to be American minister to Siam,
which has been held up pending in
Quiry by the foreign relations com
mite, was confirmed by the SEN
ate.
According to a statement from
men raided stores of the Anglo
American Oil company and the Shell
Motor Spirit company at Athlone,
Ireland, recently carrying or gaso-
line valued at 5000, accordlng TO
Central News dispatch. All ap,,
proaches were strongly guarded and
the raiders escaped unmolested, it
is said.
A dispatch from Rome informs us
the dirigibIe airship R-34, which in
1919 flew across the Atlantic from
England to New York and back, had
a trial flight and probably will at
tempt soon a flight from Rome to
Buenos Aires.
TIE airship has capacity of So
900 cubic meters of gas, and instead
of a basket carries an aluminium
compartment capable of accommodate
made, the pilots will be civilians.
The R-34 was built for the Brit
ish army. A dispatch from London
in December said that combination
Of aviation firms was credited with
the intention of acquiring the R-34
and her sister ship, the R-39, and
that a weekly airship service to
America was CONTEMPLATED.