Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-17

total 22,165, announcement is made
when lists are closed.
| MADISON, Wis.-Three thousand
! University of Wisconsin girls con
dennis drinking by students of both
sexes at that university.
OELS. - Former German crown
prince, wearing sport suit, strolls
about his Gels estate with Princess
! Cecilie, and his joviality seems with
out bounds.
BERLIN. - Official statement de-
lclares that after November rs, Ger
many will set adrift both Ruhr and
Rhineland, leaving their fate to
France and Belgium.
FRENCH LICK, 1nd.-Tom Tag
; CART, with Charles +. Murphy and
others, announces that he favors
Democratic national convention for
New York city.
GMUNDEN. AuStria.-Ernest Au-
| gust Wilhelm, duke of Brunswick
| Nuremberg, and former Duke of
| Cumberland, a cousin Of the late
King Edward, OF Great Britain, dies
at estate here.
PHILADELPHIA. - Consolida.
ton of railroads of country into a
| few large systems is favored by
United States Senator A. s. Cum
Minis, of Iowa, in address before
Philadelphia forum.
Paris-French official circles de-
clare belief exists in certain quar-
tiers that Great Britain wants France
to act alone on problem of former
| crown princes return to Germany.
MANILA. - American Chamber of
| Commerce votes to ask congress to
revoke Jones law, organic act of
Philippine Islands, and to substitute
enabling act, establishing Philippines
as organized territory Of United
States.
DALLAS, Tex.-House of Prot
estant Episcopal bishops affirms it
to be urgent duty Of the United
States either to join existing League
of Nations or some other council
that will avert danger Of another
great war.
DUESSELDORF. - Negotiations
| between Ruhr industrial leaders and
| the inter-allied mission for control
of factories and mines break down
when Germans refuse to accept
three of twehty-one clauses Of pro-
| posed agreement.
Observation-Disclosures Coolidge,
| through message read to National
! Grange meeting by Secretary of
! Agriculture Wallace, says that the
| grange has prospered because it en-
| phasizes the farm as home and pro-
n fo
BOSTON.-DrWillia J. Mayo as
! serts that so long as the United
| States has an adequate supply of
! pure water, there is no good reason
why prohibition should leave the
land; noted surgeon says curative
value of alcohol is over-estimated,
and its use for medicine overdone.
WASHINGTON. - Samuel Com
| pers receives congratulations upon
forty-second anniversary of the
American Federation of Labor: Mr..
| Gompers contrasts labor conditions
today with 1881, and rejoices that
conception of working man as a
piece of merchandise has generally
disappeared.
Observation-Disclosures Heflin,
of Alabama, says he will ask senate
to investigate activities of a nation
ally-known Republican politician,
who, he declares, is involved in land
frauds: declines to mention names
but asserts inquiry may concern
men prominent in councils of the
government.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Borah,
in statement made public here, de-
! (1o in
den is a moral and economic neces-
sity; affirms that disclosures affect
ing war veterans bureau are specific
| shameless examples OF waste of tax
| payers money and of inhumanity to
afflicted soldiers.
CHICAGO.-Hiram Johnson def
nitely announces candidacy for Re
| publican presidential nomination
declares for revitalized Republican
party and says coming contest must
decide whether party is to be perma
nent instrument of reaction or shall
respond to present day conditions
and aspirations.
| LOUISVILLE. - Letter from
President Coolidge to the .Nation3
Council of Cooperative Marketing
associations says that executive il
glad to learn that there is very
little demand for extreme, unsounf
and uneconomic procedures" il
dealing with present agricultural sit
uation.
PHILADELPHIA. - Samuel d
Warriner, chief spokesman for an
thracite coal operators policy com
mittee, says in letter to Governo
Pinchot, of Pennsylvania, that h
views with indignation" governor
statement that operators have re
fused TO aid in eliminating know!
abuses in industry
LONDON. - Germany has decided
to repudate Versailles treaty, an(
will avoid compliance with repara
tons and all other clauses, Berlin
unofficial dispatch to the Londo1
Daily Mail says. Germany has an
nounced complete cessation of al
reparations payments, according t.
another unconfirmed Berlin New
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