Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-16

: new Ufiea0S.-kODert X. Hleld, as
sociate justice of the Louisiana SUI
preme court, dies at Amite, La.
New Orleans.-Dr George H.
Tichenor, former commander of the
Louisiana division of the United
Confederate Veterans, dies.
WashingtOn.-The treasury offer
ing of $500, 900, 900 in 1-2 treasury
notes maturing December IS. 1927,
has been oversubscribed. Secretary
Mellon announced.
New York.-Dr. Albert Barnes
announces that a museum of mod
ern art, with a $6,0O0,O0O endowment,
will be built at Merton, Pa, to house
his internationally known collection.
Observation-Disclosures grain i'm
port requirements for this year will
exceed those of last year, reports
from the department of commerce
abroad indicate.
New YOrk.-The Potash importing
company of America. will take over
assets of the German Potash com
pany in the United States, Cuba.
and Porto Rico.
Observation-Disclosures will not
be sold to any nation or individual
by the American government during
President Harding's administration,
it was officially announced.
New ork.-Director Of Bronx Zoo
logical park declares ;,reat packs of
timber wolves from Canada are in
vading northern parts OF United
States, attacking cattle and sheep.
New IOrk.-Famous New York
Central locomotive, the old 999. which
in 1893, set the unequaled speed rec
ord of 1925 miles an hour, will be
preserved as historical relic.
NA1IIhSU' CuIGlS OL sixteen stand
ard railroad unions meeting here
vote to continue indefinitely the
strike on the Missouri and North Ar
kansas and the Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlantic railroads.
Forsyth, Ga.-Twenty-four head OF
mules and horses, several COWS and
hogs and three automobiles were
destroyed in fire at Tribble's liv-
aery stable Sunday night. An ex-
plosion preceded the fire.
Observation-Disclosures Harris, OF
Georgia, has requested President
Harding to have calcium arsenate,
used to fight the cotton boil weevi'.
placed on the tariff-free list under
his directionary authority.
Miami, Fla.-George f. Kaufman,
former chief clerk in the city finance
department, pleaded guilty in the
county criminal court 70 embezzlo-
ment of city funds to the amount of
$501, and was sentenced to two yea rs
in the state prison.
New YOrk.-The voice Of H. 3.
Thayer, president of the American
Telephone and Telegraph company,
wah heard in London when Mr.
Thayer talked into a telephone in his
Broadway office that was connected
with a radio attachment seventy
miles away.
GreenvilIe, S. C.-The grand jury
has indicted Charles e. Hicks
charging him with forgery of reg
istration certificates, in, connection
with recent elections held in this
county, Mr.. Hicks was arrested and
released on bail in the sum. of 81 =
600.
LOndon.-British, Federatic of
Miners protests against the Ruhr
seizure and declares the safety of the
world is again threate Great
Britain public opinion is highly crit
zeal of French policy and unofficial
belief is that + ish troops. too.
may be withdrawn from the Rhine
Austin. Tex.-Three men are kill
ed in Texas every day, and liquor
smugglers are constantly at work.
Governor Pat NJ. Neff declared in an
address before a joint session of the
legislature. Law enforcement is
the burning question. and Il will
send you in a short time a message
regarding law enforcement that will
Weal, WhiSlerS - he said