Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-17

moderate intensity are received by
F! tee Georgetown university seismo,
graph.
Des MOines, Ia.-Lord Robert
Cecil addresses appeal to women of
America to stimulate actively cause
for world peace.
New York. Signora Enrichita
CALI, eighty-two, mother of Nine.
CALI Curci, prima donna, dies at
Milan. cable advices said.
Neutrality-suspicious. of agri-
culture reports decrease of about
400, 900 persons in farming popula-
ton of United States during 1922.
New YOrk.-Japanese dancing
school on Riverside drive, New
York, is raided by detectives and
nineteen young girls are arrested.
Observation-Disclosures middle classes
expect boon in lower income tax and
beer prices, London financial writ
ers assert in discussion of new
budget.
New YOrk.-Automobiles killed 16O
persons the first three months Of
1928. New York authorities declare,
as they opened q war on careless
driving.
New YOrl<1-An infant supposedly
born dead is Drought to life by the
injection into its heart of adrenalin,
officials of Brooklyn hospital an
nounced.
ThibOdeauX, La.-Two persons kill
ed, twenty-five injured and damage
estimated at 100000 is the toll taken
by tornado which struck the town
of LaFourche, near here.
| LOndOn.-Mr. and Mrs. Max Oser
have bought farm in Switzerland
and will spend six months yearly
there and rest of time in United
| States, Geneva dispatch says.
Paris.-The French and Belgian
government ministers decide upon
new means of pressure to be applied
to Germany if she remains unyield-
ing on the Preparations question.
Dublin.-The introduction in the
Dali Eireann of the first budget of
| the Free State government, forecast
ing a deficit of 2O,OOO,OOO pounds, is
received 'favorahly by the members.
Monette, Arl1.-Clement Barber,
student, jumps before train in eff
fort to save S-year-old Hammer
Green, who wandered on track. The
child, is killed and Barber injured.
i New Orleans.-Thirty-on bills of
| information charging more than
a dozen citizens of Morehouse Par
| ish, La, with masked band crimes
a. drawn BY Attorney General Coco.
| New YOrk.-Service between the
| east and west coasts via the Panama
canal, interrupted in 1915 by the war,
will be resumed by the Panama-Pa-
| cific line in October, it is announced.
LOndOn.-The government makes
another secret raid in search Of
members of the Irish revolutionary
/ party, according to the Express. I'm
portant documents are seized, it is
said
! Springfield, Ohio.-A. II. Penfield,
! former cashier of Springfield Ma
! tional bank, confessed embezzler of
nearly 81 100000 starts for Atlanta
penitentiary, and says he got, what
he deserved.
LOndOn.-Great wedding cake, ten
feet high and eight in diameter, is
! among gifts for Lady Elizabeth
Bowes- Lyon, whose marriage to the
Duke of York takes place April Is
in Westminster abbey.
/ Philadelphia.-Pres Harding
in letter to Miss Anna Jarvis, origi-
nator of Mothers day idea, hopes
| that day, which falls on second Sun
day in May this year, will be more
widely observed than ever.
Washington.-New schedules of
| pay for civilian workers at navy
yards and other shore stations have
been approved effecting net increase
in navy's payroll, Assistant Sec
rotary Roosevelt declares.
LOndOn.-Bonar Lew, despite Off
cial denial, must resign because of
poor health within few weeks, Reu-
| ter's says; but Times declares prime
minister is vigorous enough to play
tennis, discrediting rumors of re-
| tirement.
ChicagO.-The only way to stabilize
the German mark is to burn them all
up, David i Forgan, Chicago bank
president, says. Discussing the
Ruhr invasion he asserts that the
French can't get meat and milk
| from the same cow"