Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-10

nila," a large decorative shawl, evil
IDENTIFY was pleased with the proceed
ings. She laughed and applauded;
she did not turn her head away. And
probation she tossed her white hand
kerchief to Gallito, the famous torea-
dor, who was the hero of the day.
That handkerchief will be a precious
heirloom for generations.
Betting on horse races and base
ball games would be prohibited un-
der a bill introduced in the lower
ure is said to be the first Of series
planned to regulate racing in Louisl-
ana.
Seven trunks belonging to Nine.
Bella Kun, wife of the former Com
munist dictator of Hungary, have
arrived at Lugano, Switzerland. Their
owner is now in the tiny republic Of
San Marine, having been expelled
from Italy, charged with having car
ried on a bolshevik intrigue in that
country. She is awaiting permis-
sion to come to Switzerland, which
it is said, probably will be granted.
The first fruit of the decision Of
the United States circuit court Of
appeals affirming the constitutional
ity of the Lever act was a verdict
of guilty in the United States court,
syracuse, n. L, against "eeuS ~
Co., Inc, clothiers, accused of prof
iteering.
The court imposed a fine of SAL
900 on the firm. Gordon H. Smith,
general manager of the company, who
was jointly indicted and tried With
it under the Lever, act. also was
fined $4,000.
The fines were imposed by Judge
opinion Of the circuit court of ap-
peals for this district and in which
Judges Hough and Ward concurred.
Judge Manton said that the only
thing which saved Smith from two
year prison sentence under the law
was the fact that Smith was not fl
nancial1y interested in the business.
The defendants were found guilty on
seven counts of an indictment charg-
the company to exact excessive prof
it's on the sale of clothing.
The bureau of navigation of the
navy department has eliminated from
the new navy recruiting pamphlet
the name of Admiral Sims.
1T knew nothing about the matter
until advised that story had been
published stating Sims name had
been eliminated from the pamphlet"
Secretary Daniels is quoted as say
ing.
"Whoever took the action did right.
This is not because the pamphlet
speaks of naval heroes from John
Paul Jones to Admiral Sims, but be-
cause the ironclad rule is not to men
ton the names of living officers in
such publications or to name ships
of the navy after officers still living,
no matter how eminent. The same
action would have been taken if the
names of Admirals Benson, Mayo,
Rodman or Wilson had been used in
stead of that of Sims"
Toledo is sheltering Russian
count in overalls, it was learned re-
Gently.
He is Count Constantine Rachin-
sky, one of the many noblemen of
Russia whose place and fortune were
swept away N the overthrow of the
old regime in the tide of the Boil
sheVik revolution.
The counts father was killed by
soldiers during the first revolution. In
December, 1917.
Count Rachinsky is working in an
automobile manufacturing plant,
learning the various parts of the
automobile.
According to a dispatch from vi
emma, British Minister Lindley told
your correspondent that the credit Of
Austria has been practically agreed
Spain, Holland, Switzerland, Sweden,
Norway, Denmark and Argentine
jointly with the entente powers, ex-
cept America, which has already fur
nished her quota of 100000 tons flour
supply.
Regional headquarters for Ohio Of
the Erie railroad announced that old
employees are returning to work as
new men, following the railroad
labor boards refusal at Chicago to
hear their claims.
Conditions on the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie, which was worse hit by
showing marked Improvement, &C
cording to company officials. Seven
switching crews are at work clear
ing the congested yards. Interchange
with the Erie and New York Central
is said to be almost normal.
Bow Lun, Chinese laundSvS1an,
81, living at 379 Third avenue, Brook
lyn, was the first person overcome
by the heat here this season. re
was discovered insensible by pat
ron and was taken to Kings County
hospital
A statement from Baton Rouge,
La, says the house by a vote Of SO
to IL adopted the resolution propos
ing an amendment to the state con-
stitution providing equal suffrage.
The resolution was called up by OPP
ponerts of the ratification of the
Federal suffrage amendment, but
most of the federal ratifica tionists
voted for the state measure.
Discussion of the budget in the
chamber of deputies in Paris
brought out the announcement that
the pari-mutuel betting in France
thus far this year has totaled nearly
600,000,000 francs, of which the
government gets 10 per cent.
1t is proposed to increase this tax
to IL per cent for the support of
agricultural development work.