Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-23
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encyclical which Will contain the
program of his pontificate.
ROme.-Professor Vicenzo Tan
gorra dies one day after ne resigned
as minister of the treasury.
Belfast-Irish republicans derail
and burn a freight train and mail
train at Castle Bellingham.
New YOrk.-Patriarch Meletios, of
Constantinople, ends Christmas
greetings to the people of the Unit
ed States.
Kansas City, Mot is announc-
ed that local radio concert was
clearly heard by an amateur in Lon
don. England.
Washington. - The state de-
partment accepts the invitation of
Chile to attend the Fan-American
conference in March at Santiago.
oil Nc1lI koIIlll LIZ
British aviator, completes plans TO-
crossing the western hemisphere on
his 23,OOO-mile airplane flight around
the world.
Brussels.-A serious parliamentary
crisis is said to be a possible result
of the recent vote of the chamber
Of deputies making Client university
n Flemish institution.
New York. Louis Pasteur,
French microscopic, is mentioned
as "the greatest man who ever lived'
at a celebration in honor OF the Tooth
anniversary of his birth.
SantiagO.-The mayor of Santiago
decides to name a street Omitted
States Street" in recognition of aid
by the American navy during the
! recent earthquake disaster.
Duluth, Minn.-A verdict against
the United States railroad admins
tration is returned by district court
in a test case involving property de-
stroyed by forest fires in 1918.
LOndOn.-Dr. Theodore Melchior,
one of the German delegates at the
Versailles conference, is reported to
have left for Paris to\submit fresh
reparation proposals to the French.
New YOrk.-The cost of - living
among wage earner's families in the
United States has gone up mos than
| IS per cent since 1914, according TO
the, national industrial conference
board.
LondOn-A program for the estab-
! lishment of a Federated Republic
of India" said to have originated
with an alleged Indian bolshevist
propa gandist living in Berlin, is re-
| ported.
WashingtOn-The senate passes a
measure permitting immigrants who
entered before March in excess of
quotas and who were admitted I'M
der bond, to remain permanently in
America.
Chicago. May Walker Ollie
Homestead a Holstein, belonging to
the Minnesota Holstein company, OF
Austin, Mimi, is announced as Amer
ica's new champion butter produc-
ing COW.
WashimgtOn.-ColOn L. C. Mutt,
chief of the narcotic division of the
prohibition bureau, says there has
been a marked decrease in the num-
Der of drug addicts in the country in
recent years.
Brussels-The differences be-
tween former Premier Paul Hymans
and Minister Of the Colonies Frank
have been so adjusted that tte
threatened duel between them will
not take place.
BOstOn-It was a corporal who
captured the last heights of the
| Mouse between October % and %,
1918. according to citation just re-
ceived by James A. Cresswell, who
was the corporal.
New YOrli-Albert Thomas, for
mer French minister of munitions,
said in an address France does not
want money from the United States,
but instead wishes cooperation in
| European affairs.
LOndOn-The United States Is re-
ported to have begun negotiations
with France and England looking
to the appointment of a body of
American business men to fix a new
basis for payment of reparations.
| London.-The international COM
mission, which2has been studying the
question of revision Of the laws Of
warfare, adjourns for the holidays
after having taken action on the
classification Of nationality mark
ings for airplanes.
Washington Senator Ransdell,
Democrat, Louisiana, introduced a
resolution for the appointment Of
committee to study measures to
sion of immigrants without distrib-
uting quotas now in effect.