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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
Ceoroia Is Fourth
''Wettest'' State,
Statistics Show

Georgia is the fourth "wettest"
state in the United States after two
years OF prohibition since the eight
zenith amendment went into effect
in January, 1920, according to sta
tistcis published by the Westing-
house Post.
New York tops the list of states as
regards ''wetness' and Delaware, al
most it's next door neighbor, is rank
ed as the dryest state in the union.
North Carolina is fifth in the list;
Texas, ninth, and Tennessee, tenth.
The ranking was based on informa-
ton obtained from enforcement Off
GERS in Washington, D. c., it is
stated.
Mississippi is the "dryest" south
ern state, according to the ranking,
with the thirty-siXth position in the
list. Kentucky is eleventh; Virginia
fourteenth; South Carolina, nine
teenth; Maryland, twentieth; Ala
bama, twentyfirst, and Florida,
tWenty-ninth.
The report declares that much of
the liquor consumption in this cour-
try is made possible because of the
activities of liquor smugglers oper-
ating on the seacoasts and in the
Great Lakes region.
The first ten states in the rank
ing follow: New York, California,
Ohio, Georgia, North Carolina, Ill.
inois, Massachusetts, Missouri, Texas
and Tennessee.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
JOHN s. WILLIAMS
CONVICTION UPHELD
BY SUPREME COURT
Wealthy Jasper County Plan
ter Was Accused Of Muir
der of Ten or Twelve Me-
groes-Given Life Term

The conviction and life sentence
of John s. Williams in the famous
murder farm case was affirmed
Thursday morning by the supreme
court of Georgia.
Williams, wealthy planter Oh
Jasper county, was accused OF the
murder of some ten or twelve
negroes employd ON his plantation
in alleged peonage. 1t was charged
that with the assistance OF Clyde
Manning, negro oVerseer, VIII
liams killed the negroes by various
and sundry methods, and concealed
their bodies in some instances by
burial, in others by throwing them
into abandoned wells, and in others
by throwing them into the Yellow
river, which formed the line between
jasper and Newton counties.
In March, 1921, Williams and
Manning, his alleged accomplice,
were indicted by the Newton coun-
ty grand jury on a murder charge
growing out of the finding of the
body of Lindsey Peterson, a negro,
in the Yellow river.
Williams was tried at special
term of Newton county superior
court convened by Judge John B.
Hutchinson. His trial and the charges
against him created national SEN
sation. Williams was defended by
Greene Johnston, a famous criminal
lawyer OF Monticello, assisted by At
torney w. H. Key. He was prose
cuted by Solicitor A. M. Brand, of
the Stone Mountain circuit, assist
ed by William B. Howard, of Au-
gusta, who was employed by citi-
zens of Atlanta because of their in
tereSt in the case,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
Latin American Trade
. With United States
Shows Big Gain

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Trade
between the United States and Latin
America increased by 100 per cent
in value during 1921 as compared
with 1913 the last normal pre-war
year, according to a summary issued
last night by commerce department.
During 1921 the department esti-
mated trade between all the coun-
tries of Latin-America and the
United States amounted TO $1,4O4,-
100000 as against a total of $780,
100000 in 1918. OF the trade for the
past year $685., 100000 consisted of
imports from Latin-America and
$737, 100000 of exports from this
country.
"By comparison with 1913" the
department said. cit is seen that this
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
Greek Archbishop
Stripped of Rank
By Church Officials

ATHENS, Jan. 12.--By the Assoc
ciated Press.)-An ecclesiastical
court presided oyer by the metro
politian of Athens found Most
Rev. Meletois Metaxal5is, recently
elected patriarch of Constantinople,
guilty of attempting to bring about
a schism in the church. 1t ordered
that he be deprived of his every
rank and secluded as a monk in the
monastery at Zante. Archbishop
Metaxakis was not present at the
trial.
Archbishop Metaxal1is left New
York December so for CONSTANT
nople. He was elected patriarch of
the Greek Orthodox church in Con-
stantinople on December s by an
overwhelming majority, after which
relations were broken between the
Constantinople patriarchiate and the
Athens government. In the debate
preceding his election the Athens
government was sharply criticized
for alleged failure in it's duty to-
wards the unredeemed Greeks.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
Jenkins Farmers Join
Melon Growers Body

MILLEN, Ca, Jan. 12.--At a
special meeting of the chamber IF
commerce held Tuesday afternoon,
it was decided to join the Middle
Georgia Watermelon Growers asso-
citation.
The meeting was addressed by
H. l.. Kennon, secretary of the assoc
citation. After his address a vote was
taken, and it was decided to join.
5. Z. Parker was elected as director
to represent Jenkins county. A can
vass of the growers develops that
about 500 acres will be planted in
Jenkins county.
This meeting was only one Of the
various plans of the local chamber
Of commerce to help the marketing
situation In the absence of DR.. H..
Q. Bell, president, the secretary, w.
Il. Critics, presided.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
CANNES DECISIONS
WILL De OPERATIVE,
COUNCIL DECLARES
Agreements Already Reached
Not to Be Affected by
French Action = Poincare
Is Forming New Ministry

CANNES, Jan. 13.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press.)-The supreme council
today examined the situation Great
ed by the departure of the French
delegation and ruled that decisions
on which a complete agreement had
been reached should become opera
tive, especially that regarding the
Genoa conference, for which Premier
Bonomi, of Italy, was charged to is
sue invitations.
Prime Minister. Lloyd George
read to the members of the council
telegram from M. BRAND giving
notice of his resignation from the
French premiership. The council
charged Mr.. Lloyd George with the
duty of telegraphing M. BRAND, ex-
pressing regrets at his resignation
and the interruption of the negotia-
TONS.
The date for the opening of the
general conference was fixed as
March s.
1t was determined that those de-
cisions which were not definite
should be reconsidered.
The members of the reparations
commission were then Ushered into
the chamber and M. Dubois, of
France, it's president, read the COM
missions decision, reached this
morning. The German delegation
was then introduced to hear a re-
reading of this decision.
The decision stated that the rep
arations commission had decided to
grant the German government a pro-
visional delay for payment of the
sums due January Is and February
Is so far as these payments were
not covered by payments in cash or
in kind, on certain conditions.
1. During the period of provision
al delay Germany must pay in ap-
proved foreign securities 100000
gold marks every ten days, the first
payment to be January 16.
2. Germany within fortnight
must submit to the commission a
plan for reforms or appropriate
guarantees for it's budget and paper
currency and also a program for
PREPARATION payments in cash and in
kind for 1922.
3. The period of provisional delay
shall end when the commission or
the allied governments have reached
a decision in regard to the plan and
program mentioned in the second
condition, the balance due becoming
payable a fortnight after the com
mission or the allies have reached
a decision.
DR.. Walter Rathenau, head of the
German delegation, took note of the
decision in the name of his govern
ment. He added that Germany had
not defaulted in her payments be-
cause negotiations had been taken
up regarding the payments due Jan.
.uary IS. He also took note of the
invitation to Germany to take part
in the Genoa conference.
All delegations called here by the
supreme council meeting are leaving
| Cannes today.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
NEW LAMP BURNS
940o AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

A new oil lamp that gives an
amazingly brilliant, soft, white light,
even better than gas or electricity,
has been tested by the U. S. Govern
ment and 35 leading universities
and found to be superior to 10 or
binary oil lamps. 1t burns without
odor, smoke or noise-no pumping
up, is simple, clean. safe. Burns
"a per cent air and per cent COM
mon kerosene (coal-oiD.
The inventor, P. B. Johnson, IA
Washington Place, New York, is
offering to send a lamp on 10 days
FREE trial, or even to give one
FREE to the first user in each To-
cality who will help him introduce
it. Write him today for full par.
riculars. Also ask him to explain
how you can get the agency, and
without experience or money make
$3.50 to $500 per month.
ADVERTISEMENT
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
Quality of Milk .
Under Test in Macon

MACON, Ga, Jan. 13.-City
health officials are gathering statis-
tics concerning the quality of milk de-
Iivered in Macon, since the an
nouncement was made by DIR. C. l..
Ridley, city health officer. that an
inferior quality of milk was being
delivered here. The health official
stated that some of the milk was
watered and that some of it runs
too high in percentage of bacteria.
By the middle of the month, he
stated, the health department would
be in possession of valuable and in
teresting information concerning
some of the BIB county da;rymen
who supply the city with milk.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
Citizens of BIB
To Hear Merits of
Big Road Bond Issue

MACON, Ca, Jan. 12.-The Bibb
county commissioners and general
public will meet w. r. Neel, state
highway engineer, and T. G. Farmer,
Of the state highway department,
here Friday to discuss the proposed
$75,000,0O0 state bond issue. Bibb
county is vitality interested in the
project, and will do everything pos
sible to put the campaign over.
In the event it is launched, funds
must be raised by public subscription
to bear expenses of a campaign to
create interest. The county commits
sioners have extended a general in
vitation to the citizens Of the county
to attend.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
Young Bulgarian King
Not Seeking American
Wife, He Declares

SOFIA, Jan. 13.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press.)-Young King Boris of
Bulgaria says he has no intention
of marrying an American girl if he
visits America with Premier Siam
boulisky next spring, as he now
hopes to do. The king laughed when
the idea was suggested to him that
he might find an American queen.
'.That is an extremely interesting
and novel idea" said he, but 1 am
afraid it isn't true. Anyway. I'm too
busy with the reconstruction of the
country and other vital problems to
give any time to matrimonial prof.
ects.
''It is true that l have been liv-
ing life of great loneliness. devoid
of all social diversion, but now I
have my two sisters with me and
that makes a great change. You
see, it is the duty of a brother to
get his sisters married off first be-
fore he himself marries," he con-
cluded, turning with a smile to his
two pretty sisters who were present.
\ The king said he had not yet de-
eided definitely whether he would be
able to- visit the United States in
tho SDring
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
Challenges Are Nearly
Exhausted in Selection
OF Arbuckle Jurors

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13.-The
state today had left four peremptory
challenges and the defense ten for
use in continuing selections of a jury
in superior court opened in the sec
ond trial of Roscoe c. c'Fatty'O Ar
buckle, charged with manslaughter,
growing out of the death here Sep
TENDER 8 last of Miss Virginia Rape,
motion picture actress.
When court adjourned yesterday
eleven jurors had been passed tenn
porarily and only eleven persons re-
manned in the original empanelment
of SiXtV-fiNe-
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
Joe Hill Hall
Heard IN Swainsboro

SWAINSBORO, Ga, Jan. 12.-
Joe Hill Hall, of Macon. addressed
a small gathering of Emanuel
county people in the courthouse
here Wednesday on the subject OF
taxation. The speaker urged the
people not to do anything that would
add to the already too heavy tax
burden on the people of the state,
and insisted that this was "a time
when any project that would call
for add tional taxes should be frown.
ed down.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
FORD OFFERSTO BUY
ENTIRE FRENCH NAVY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-(By the
Associated Press.)-The French gov.
eminent has approached Henry Ford
by cable asking If he would con-
slider the purchaser of battleships.
In announcing the request here to.
day Mr.. Ford said he had replied
that unless he could buy the entire
French navy he would not be inter-
ested in job lots. No answer to his
cable had been received. he said.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
FORD At CAPITAL
To HEAR DECISION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Henry
Ford, the governments biggest pros
pective customer in war salvage, was
here today to receive the administra-
tons final word on his bid for the
great Muscle Shoals nitrate project.
Soon after. today's conference of
the automobile manufacturer and
Secretary of War Views, the war
department will announce it's accept
ance of the Ford bid by sending it
to congress, which will be called
upon to make the appropriations
necessary to complete the project.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
Another Reduction
In Ford Automobiles
Announced for Jan. Is

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The
prices of all Ford cars will be re-
duced effective January Is, Henry
Ford, who is here Today for a con-
ference with Secretary of War
Weeks on the Muscle Shoals nitrate
project, announced. The reduction
will be small he said.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
Hupp Motors to Cut !,
Price of Automobiles

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The Dow
Jones news agency announces a cut
in the price of Hupmobile cars rang
ing from S215 to $685. each.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-14
Greenville Girl Cashier
Outwits Gunman Who
Sought Theater Money

GREENVILLE, S. c., Jan. 10
A daring attempt at robbery came
to light today when the young lady
treasurer of the Majestic theater
looked down the barrel of a pistol
held by man who demanded box
office receipts. She dropped the
roll of money on the floor, backed
out and screamed. The man es-
capped in a waiting automobile.
trade is greater than might have
been predicted in 1913, based upon
the curve of increase for the sew
eral previous years. If the trade for
1922 and succeeding years show no
decrease over 1921, it may fairly be
said that on the whole we have
emerged from these years OF eco
nonic crisis and depression with u
substantial net gain in our business
with Latin-America."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-08
PURPERA VA MUIR
VINERI, OAR E CALM

Daca Sam Purpera = unul din
asasinii lui Sly 81 Fanner = este
fricos de moartea eel asteapta Vi
neri i'm scaunul electric. = ell are
eel putin alta curaj ca sa arate
aceasta frica. Asasinul timer, (nu
are decat II anil zimbia Mercuri
i'll celula lui din penitenciarul din
Columbus. Ell fuma incontinuu
tigarete 81 din cand in cand yorbia
Gu Dominic Benigno care va muri
in scaunul electric, tot pentru a.
ceeaSi crima, in noaptea de q
April.
"Spune-le ca ell ma STINT bine, y
spus Purpera reporterului.
Intrebat daca lie frica sd moara
STA ridicat umerul drept, tacu1
cateva clipe, 81 apoi a respuns:
"Daca totusi trebue sa flu elec
trocutat, de ce sa-mi mai fic fri
ca?"
Tn alt assassin timer, de II ami
Frank Motto, fost deja executat
pentru aceeasi crima.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-08
FRAUDA 81 FALSIFICARI.
De $14.518 sevirsite de
condamnati.

Directia inchisoarei Sing Sing
n. Y, potrivit uzului, din spirit
de economic, intrebuinta detmut
in administratia inchisoarei in ca
litate de contabili 81 secretari.
Zilele trecute facandu-se con
trola anuala de catre controloru
de Stat James A. Wendell. s's
aflat o frauda prin falsificare dc
cecuri de $14.518.
Cecurile Gle banca erau asa dc
bine falsificate ca GU mare greu
tate s'a putut distinge de iscali
tura adevarata.
Pana acllm nu sa putut sta
bill identitatea falsificatorilor
Sc crede ca detinutii erau in le
gaturi Gu persoane din afara car
schimbau cecurile.
RapOrtul controlorului, inain
tat administratiunei Statului New
! York. recomanda inlaturarea de
tinutilor din toate 'birourile in
chisorii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-08
ReCenZie
GREATER ROUMANIA,' de Charles Epson Clark 1922,
Dodd Mead Co., 4h Ave- & 30th St. New York City. Pretul
s400 In vnzare la D. Barz 5501 Detroit Ave. Cleveland O.

mama, evenimentele din ulti-
mil ami, ,prigonirile stapanilor
streini, toate sunt expuse Gu 0 ma
iestrie. Zugravirea luptei ce-au
dus-o ardelenii contra tendintelor
de desnationalizare ale maghiarilor
va apela la simpatia americanilor
earl vor ceti cartea aceasta. Stunt
deghizate toate persecutiile pngu-
.rilor, amintind fapte 81 date. ST
vorbind despre aceste te desgus-
ia ca auzi plangerile fostilor sta
PAM, acum cand s'a intors moro
tcul. Am ayut spectacolul himitor
al nnui APPEL adresat catre moi prin
presa noastra religioasa despre
I Victinsele ussgare ale persecutiilo,
reIigiOase din partea ronadnilor.
La acest APPEL este sufficient de q
respunde Cd gnvernul roman, dups
anfxafea Tfansilva1iei, a fntari1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-08

ln Uedered Mnei cdsdtorii prin
correspondence, DANA tindrd 81
bine siditd, dar care q stat M flan-
cM stang cdnd q impdrtit Dumne-
geu frumusetea femeidscd, s'a dus
la ut fotograf sd Sc fotografiese.
Spundnd fotografulm scopul
pentru care Il trebue portretuI, a
intrebuintat t0dte curintele din
dictionar. erplicdndu-i ce fel de
fotografie ar dori, 81 fotograful-
ingratd meserie 81 osta, ca sd poti
multunn capritiile tutulor clienti-
tor-i-a pron.is ca ua face tot ce-i
"a sta in putintd sal satisfocd do
untd.
Probele M i-au pldcM, 81 foto-
grafM q pus-o din nou in fata apa-
ratului. Peste cdtera zile, cdnd
redc probele MOI, Nrdsi nemultu-
mitd, 81 fotogrdful 0 pozeosd din
nou, dur cdnd cine sd ra:d pro-
belle, ludte in maj multe pozitii
isbucneste IN 0 serie de imputdri
fdcdndu-l cu oM 81 otet.
Ce sd fdcd bietul ome Sd Sc
recolte? II era teamd cd Isl gases
te BacdM. Sc face 81 maj mic pc
cat era; Isl incoroaie sra spindriii
Isl "a o NINA de cdrnler indatorit0r
81 aseazd din nou II, fatd apara
tulm cOntrOldnd todte probele, IN
cearcd sd asese DONNA intro po
sitiune noud, IN profH, sperdnd CT
de astd data "a reuSi sc sutisfacd D,
capritiodsa clientd. dar doanna s,
Opune, ca Ured sd Sc vasd fatt
! antreogd.
Fotograful ISL perde pacienta $
I, Il spune:
Doamnd, e 0 singurG Gale ca s,
"a pot face 0 f0tografie intr 'ade
cdr bund."
Bine, d0mnule, de ce MA IN
cereat -deia inccpat pc calea ala
. De ce ma t0rturesi de doud sap
| tdmdnt?" respunde doomna, supd
rat6. "Care calea dcea?"
Sd rG lntOdrceti cu spdtet
lspre aparat,' respunde fotograful
| tulind-0 afard pc usd.
ClRIBUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-08

incetarea inflated monetare prin
reducerea cheltuielilor excessive la
limitele de plata.
Statele Unite-conform declara-
tiilor financiarilor de aici-are mai
mare interes pentru restabilirea
vre-unei fOrme de valuta de, aur
din cauza ca cea mai mare parte
a aurului din lume este aglOmerat
in aceasta tara 81 aceasta, in tim
pul de fata, "este foarte pericu-
loasa'' 81 ar fl binevenita 81 pen
tru America 0 posibilitate de re-
intoarce parte din acest aur tari-
lor din earl lipseste acest metal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-08
(Urnlare)

(Urmare)
Intinsele sesuri romano Gu toate
produsele lor s,lnt descrise in ca
pitolul al cincilea. Agriculture 81
crcsterea yitelor ilustreaza prin
date statistice, facand comparable
intre agricultorii sostri 81 fermie-
Ri americani.
Paginile urmatoare sc ocupa Gu
istoria romanilor, della nasterea
poporului roman, trecand i'll revis-
ia toate epocefe mai insemnatc ale
istoriei noastre. Evenimentele carl
All accelerat unirea principatelor
formeaza un capitol separat, pre-
c,lm 81 rasboiul balcanic. Fiecare
provincie rolnana, Trahsilyania,
Banatnl, Maramuresnl, Crisana
Ruccyina 81 Besarabia sunt desert.
Sc in mod detailat astoria lor, sbu
ciumdrile l0r de q ser reuni Gu pa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-08

he ce s'a terminal cu ocuparea
Budapestei. Uneltirile ungurilor
contra armatei 81 uneltirile char
ale generation aliati castigati lie
nnguri pentru cauza lor, sunt, mai
ales cele din urma, 81 pentru moi
noutati caci putini au avut ocazia
ca sa patrunda adanc in aceste e.
venimente. Trage valul 81 dupa
rapOartele comisiilor americana,
care scriau din Viena-necllnosca
toare de cauza-despre brutalita-
tile" armatei romano, &c toate S 'au
dovedit de minciuni scornite de
unguri 81 inspirate acestor misiuni
credule.
Luptele delegation romani la
conferinta de pace, ignoranta see
lor patru' fata de situatia roma
neasca, textul original 81 eel mo
dificat al tratatelor de pace, trata
tul minoritatilor impus statelo1
Isuccesoare, formeaza capitolele dir
nrlna ce Sc ocupa Gu situatia poll
tica q Romaniei.s
Paginile urnlatoare sunt cell
mai frumoase pagini ale aceste
carti valoroase. Ele trateaza c,
n cnnnctintx nrrf,ls .aa,, ~.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-08

All inca nu s'a indicat ca de &c
natura va fl respunsul guvernului
la aceasta invitare, dar i'm cercuri-
lie Oficiale sc crede ca misiunea de-
legatilOr va fl ell totul deosebita de
aceea a unor observatori neoficiali.
Evenimentele ce Sc vor desvolta
inca pana la data conferintei pot
avea influinta mare asupra atitu-
dinei Statelor Unite.
Buletinul lunar al bancilor fe-
derale de rezerva ridica multe ches
til in legatura GU situatia econo-
mica din Europa, ca de pilda: des-
pagubirile germane, situatia finan-
clara actuala a diferitelor natii 81
stabilizarea valutei.
Comitetul Bancilor federale de
rezerva este de parerea ca chestia
Germaniei 81 a Rusiei nu poate ii
evitata la conferinta din Genoa.
Aceasta insa mai multi din punct
de vedere polite decat economic,
de aceea aici Sc crede ca rehabili-
tarea economical a Rusiei, Gerlna-
niei, Austriei 81 a statelor din sud-
estul Europei nu va reusi din eau
"a limitarilor la care chestia ar ii
supusa.
Luand in considerare modul eel
mai potrivit pentru platirea des-
pagubirei Germaniei fata de Fran
ia, s'a adus in discutie plata in
efecte i'm loc de numerar, ce, la ur-
ma urmelor, tot n ar deslega def
nitiv aceasta chestie din cauza da-
toriilor mari ale Frantei.
O chestie fundamentals ce S ar
discnta la Genoa-dupa parerea
cercurilor competente americana
ar Fl restabilirea valutei de aur in
Europa, sau un alt plan pentru
stabilizarea schimbului. Oar nici
un plan n ar reusi-spun expertii
americani, - fara 0 intelegere in
tcrnationaA referitoare la posibi
litatea balansarii bugetelor 81 !;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-08
Sc CERE
SALVAREA
AUSTRIEI

Washington, 7 Febr. O re-
solutlune cu scopul de saliva
Austria de un dezastru economic,
votata de catre United States
Grain Corporation ca sd sc pre-
,lungeasca pc timp de % ami da-
,tOrille Austriei. s'a introdus as
taxi in Senat de catre Senatorul
Lodge presedintele comitetului
relatiunilor streine.
Resolutia prevene conditiunea
ca, aceasta prelungire sa nu sc
;poata face, daca cele-lalte natiuni
carora lie datoreste Austria MI
fac aceleasi concesiuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-08
A INCETAT GREVA
GERMANA

Londra, s Febr.-Greva genera
Ia din Germania. care adus attic
lipsuri 81 suferinte mai ales locui-
torilor din Berlin, a ineetat eri sea-
ra. Serviciile publice lar sunt in
functiune 81 locuitorii au lumina
81 apa din nou, lar trenurile au in
ceput sd circule regulat. Precum
Sc anunta guvernul german fost
slit sa satisfaca tuturor cerintelor
muncitoresti.