Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-22
Fate of Fox, Coburr Slayer,
rs Placed in Hands of Jury
NEWS OF THE WORLD
TOLD IN BRIEF
ATHENs.-Admiral Coundouriotis

ATHENS.-Admira Coundouriotis
assumes regency of Greece.
ATHENS. - Delegation represent
ing varying political parties leaves
Athens for Paris to invite former
Premier Venizelos to return to
Greece.
BERLIN.-Althoug Bavarian diet
votes 81 to 81 in favor of plenary
powers bill passage of bill fails for
want of necessary tWothirds ma
jority.
CHICAGo.-Estate Of $1,000 900
was left by William A. Pinkerton
noted detective, who died recently
according to his will just filed for
probate.
WASHINGTON hos
pitalization program is being mapped
out by Director Hines, of veterans
bureau, for consideration of Presi-
dent Coolidge.
PARIS. - Chamber of deputies
votes pension of 10000 francs yearly
for Madame Curie, as nations trib-
ute to her work in discovery of
radium.
ATHENS.-Greek government in
forms diplomatic representatives at
Athens that departure of king and
queen is temporary pending settle
ment by constituent assembly of
problem of regime.
LAkEHURST, N. J.-Commander
F. r. McCrary, of navy dirigible
Shenandoah, announces that craft
had proved satisfactory in first tests
made in connection with proposed
flight to polar regions next year.
LOS NGELES-Federal authori.
ties begin an investigation of the
charges made in a complaint by Hell
en- La MAZE that her husband, Elsier
La MAZE, motion picture director, had
attempted to sell her to a Juarez,
Mexico, negro for 100000.
Observation-Disclosures Johnson
and Senator Underwood, who are
among avowed candidates for presi-
dency, decline to comment on Henry
Ford's declaration for Mr.. Coolidge,
although they make it clear that
they consider it big political news.
WASHINGTON Russian For
eign Minister Tchiterin declares Sec
rotary Hughes is using influence
against agreement between Russia
and United States and is preventing
understanding that would help peace
of world, Moscow dispatch says.
WATERFOWL, S. D.-Plans to
put Henry Ford's name on primary
ballot are being carried forward by
South Dakota Neutrality-suspicious.
club, regardless of Fords declaration
that he would not be candidate for
president, James r. Houlihan, chair
man, announces.
N.-Contributions of
1000 each to Harding Memorial
fund have been received from Ambas-
sador Moore. at Madrid, and Amabas
sador Flogg, latter on eve of recent
departure for London.
NEW YORk.-Rev. DR.. Leighton
Parks, rector of ST. Bartholomew
Protestant Episcopal church, in
New York, denies that he has defied
Bishop Manning, and his statement
is regarded by friends as attempt to
avert further discord within the
church.
NEW YORK.-Formation Of syn
dictate of London banking houses,
with capital of 5000 600 pounds to
which control of Chester concessions
in Turkey eventually might pass,
is announced by H. G.. Knowles,
counsel for Ottoman-American De-
velopment company, which held con-
cessions.
WASHINGTON. Secretary
Hughes makes public what are de-
scribed as authentic intercepted in
struction from Russian communist
leader Zinoviev to workers party OF
America outlining detailed plan for
a proletarian revolution in United
States and the raising of the req
flag over the White House"