Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-19
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Dublin.-Last of eighteen army
posts occupied by British are trans
ferred to Irish nationalists.
London.-king George declines tc
receive unemployed delegation that
goes to Buckingham Palace.
Lausanne.-Turksd demand complete
integrity of territory where they are
in majority, Ismet Pasha declares.
Macon, Ga.-B. T. Adams, capital
list and president of the Adams cot
ton mills, died here early Monday.
OpelOusas, La.-Tossed about for
fifty-seven years, a bomb intended
for use in the Civil war, explodes
here.
| Warsaw.-Marshal Pilsudski, for.
mer provisional president of Poland
is appointed chief Of staff of Polish
army.
Los Angeles.-Henry Sutherland
brother of Justice Sutherland OF
United States supreme court, dies
here.
LOndOn.-London Times advises it's
readers not to expect too much from
reports of United States loan to Ger
many.
London. - PRINCE George, 20,
youngest son of the British king,
will be operated on at once for APP
pendicitis.
Athens, Tenn.-Jake Simpson is
found not guilty by jury in his
trial in connection with the death of
Dewey Love.
| New YOrk.-Experts from Metro
| politan Museum of Art are going to
photograph treasures in, tomb Of old
| Egyptian kings.
WashingtOn.-Retail and whole
sale food prices both increase more
than per cent during November, ac-
cording to government figures.
Montgomery, Ala.-Cof. A. E.
| Bradley, on the staff of General
Pershing during the World war as
a medical. officer, is critically ill.
LOndOn-Lieut. Gen. Sir George
Montague Harper, who served in
the South African and World wars,
is killed in an automobile accident
Washington.-Thir degrees
below zero in Medicine Hat, Mantle
ba, and "a above in Miami, Fla, re-
fleet temperature range over Sun
day.
Lawrence, Mass.-New England
| textile unions take action looking to
restoration of wage scale in effect
| before % IL per cent cut Of Deem
Der, 1920.
ROme-Mussolini, anti-socialist pre-
mier, of Italy, has ordere the mobili-
cation of his 100000 armed Fascist,
to combat what he calls political
! intrigues."
Sofia, Bulgaria A bomb was
thrown without damage being done
as the automobile of M. Daskaloff
minister of interior, left the parlia-
ment building.
Paris.-Ganna Walska sails for the
United States January 3, and Harold
F. Mccormick says it will give
Americans a chance to see what q
fine wife he has.
New YOrk.-United States Senator
Walsh, of Massachusetts,, in an adj
| dress here describes what he says
are pitiful conditions among farmers
in certain sections of the west.
Charlotte, n. C.-Fire early Sun
day, destroyed the six-story building
on South Tryon street containing the
Keith vaudeville theater and large
number of offices. Damage is esti-
mated at 100000.
New YOrk.-Square mile on lower
| east side Of this city where 100000
persons live, shows one of lowest in
fantile mortality rates in world,
Health Commissioner Copeland as
serts.
Berlin-Two thousand physicians
and surgeons from all parts of Ger
many pass a resolution emphasizing
| that a large section of the German
populace is on the verge of physical
sollapse
Washington With brown
SLOUGH hat pulled low over his fore
head and accompanied bv secret
service men. President Harding
starts out on foot to do some Christ
mas shopping.
ChicagO-The United States rail
road labor board in a decision up
holds it's former stand denying main
tenance of way men time and one
half after eight hours work and on
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