Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-09-16

The dedication of the monument
erected by the state of New Iorn
september II will be participated in
by a battery of field artillery ana
two troops of cavalry, Secretary OF
War Baker announces. The artll-
lerymen and cavalry will march TO
the battlefield from Fort Myer, Va.
Lodging houses and "Wardrobes
of the Poor" where old clothing is
sold, are being multiplied by tno
French Salvation Army, on much the
same lines as in the United States.
The work, SO necessary. now tnat
cities are over-popuIated and the
cost of living SO nigh, is attracting
the attention of publicans interested
IN social work ana French phiIa"-
thrOpic organizations are being
urged to follow the lead OF
formed, tambourine contingent is
known.
Following the importation OF wall
nuts to emma by the early mission
>,ries the Chinese developed this in
dustry 50 carefully that it has now
ccGrdlng to George E. Young, of
Shanghai, China, who has been in
tie Orient ten years. Mr.. Young
says that the Chinese are growing
mole and more interested in their
lands and considerable DEVELOPMENT
will be seen during the next few
years.
: american AM merchandise valued az
100000 francs has been sold to
the needy in the devastated regions
OF France for 100000 francs DUR
ing the last year and half. This
work of fighting the high cost of
living has been carried on by well
tare societies in cooperative stores
eestapHshed and stocked by the
American Red Cross.
-, When there no longer is need of
the stores whatever funds NAV re-
main after the selling below cost"
campaIgn, will be used to found a
such as libraries and dispensar1es,
to commemorate Americas aid.
Archaeological Investigation will
De greatly Facilitated by the use or
tne alrpiane For instance, in his
f t6e Hfr flight along the length of
Mitchell, the English scientist. OBJ
served a ruined city on the banks
of the Tigris which was wholly I'M
SHOWN and which was to be clearly
o seen from the heights, whereas it
the vein ty.
A large body of silver land which
promises 10 be of great commercial
miles from The Pas, Manitoba. The
dlscoverers, two prospectors. arrived
IN The Pas on the Hudson Bav rail
way way. bringing with them several
ssttrlklng samples which have aroused
the enthusiasm of local mining men.
=, The prospectors reported they made
their find at the north end of Herb
lake, which is reached by a road
Twelve miles in length, running from
tion. was traced for 1000 feet over
a width of $50 feet. AT the ends it
dipped beneath the clay and neither
wall was reached, so it is impossible
to say what the true dimensions
will be.
Jesse Miller and Mike Stark, living
near Carrollton, Mo-, hold the record
Tor capturing the largest number of
wolves ever taken by farmers with
out the aid of guns or clubs, although
they admit that to get the nine they
gathered in one morning was not
child's play.
The wolves were found in a log
near the Beatty farm while the men
were out on an exploring trip. 1t
was evident that the high water had
driven them from a den in the low
lands and they had sought shelter
in the hollow log, which furnished an
ideal place as protection from the
elements.
MoonshininG in west Virginia is in
creasing, according to figures and
reports received at the state prohibit
ton department, there being more
stills raided in June than in any for
nAer month in the history Of the state.
In one raid still was found in the
attic of church and the janitor was
charged with being engaged in moon
shining. Another was found in sue
cessful operation in residence fifty
feet from the state capitol at Charles
ton.
A raid made by officers in Lin
coin county disclosed a still on the
premises of a rich farmer, showing
that poor and rich alike are doing it.
He owns two farms worth at least
$1,000 each and a large tobacco crop
In Summers county still was cap
tured in the home of a man who had
been a school teacher for sixteen
years. Another still was found in
the home of a man who had been
teacher fifteen years.
Memorials to two Confederate
generals, >ephen Dodson Ramseur
?nd James Johnston Pettigrew, both
North Carolinians, will be unveiled
near Winchester, Va. during the
week at the places where they d1ed.
Many southerners, principally North
Carolinians, are expected here for the
exercises, which will be under the
Joint auspices of the North Carolina
'ivi3ior United Confederate Veterans,
the North Carolina division of Unit
ed Daughters of the COnfederacy and
the North Carolina historical COM
mission.
Germany exported about 100000
metric hundredweight of potash laSt
year, as compared with an annual
Dre-war exportaatiorf of from l2,OOO,-
900 to 100000.