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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
School T rincipal Quits
Town After a Warning
By ANONYMOUS Letter

BATON ROUGE, Feb. 1.-The
school closed recently in Jackson
parish because of the fleeing of the
principal after he had received a
threatening letter purporting to have
been sent him by the Ku Klux Klan
at Eros, was not the Eros high
school, as was reported, it developed
today
T. H. Harris, state superintendent
OF public instruction, made public
yesterday a letter to the members of
the Jackson parish schools board de-
claring interference in school affairs
by the khan would not be tolerated
Mr.. Harris said the school involved
was not the one at Eros but at an
other point in the parish. He re-
fused to identify it.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
Boone'S Great Grandson
Is Buried in Texas

FORT WORTH, Tex, Feb. L.
Leader Green Stanf1eld, great-grand-
son of Daniel Boone, Kentucky
pioneer, was buried at Mineral Wells
today. He died last night. He had
been a resident of Texas Is years.
Stanfield's mother was Mary Eliza
beth Boone, of Kentucky, grand
daughter of the pioneer.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
Tutor and Learner
Killed in Plane Crash
Near Americus, Ga

ANIERICUS, Ca, Feb. 2.-Carroll
J. Clark, Jr., Americas business
man, and J. W. Morris, of Pitts
burg, Pa, We're instantly killed in
an airplane accident at Souther
field Thursday afternoon, few min
utes after the two men had taken off
in a Curtiss plane belonging to Nor
ris.
The plane fell approximately 500
feet and was on fire when it struck
the ground. Observers who saw the
accident said it appeared as if Nor
ris was instructing Clark in flying,
as the ship performed a number of
gyrations said to characterize the
movements of a plane under an mex
perienced pilot.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
Priest Killed Woman;
Temporarily Insane,
Is Coroner S Verdict

ERIE, Pa, Feb. 1--we find
Sophie Szymanowski came to her
death from q gunshot wound inflict-
ed by the Rev. Father Dombinski.
We further find from the evidence
submitted that the said Father
Dombinski was laboring under tenn,
porary insanity"
This was the verdict of the cor.
oner's jury which investigated the
death of the assistant housekeeper
Of the priest early Tuesday. The
priest did not testify, his attorneys
stating he was laboring under such
excitement after the fatal shooting
that they did not put him on the
stand. 1t was stated the priest had
been in constant dread of burglars.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
Warfield's Private
Car Derailed in
Collision; | Killed

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. lone man
was killed when the Florida-Cuba
special of the Seaboard Air Line
railroad crashed into President .
D. Warfield's private car at Hagood,
Va, early today.
Mr.. Warfield was not in his car,
which was being returned empty to
Richmond.
], NJ. Fields, engineer Of the spe-
cial, was killed and three or four
passengers shaken up. The locomo-
tive of the special and the presidents
private car were derailed.
Investigation has not yet fixed
responsibility for the wreck, of
ficials here announced.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
| Killed, | Wounded
In Alteration Near
Albany, Alabama

ALBANY, Ala, Feb. Hugh
Boggs was killed and Clayton Boggs,
his brother, was seriously wounded
Wednesday at Boggs ferry in an al
tercation with tenants on the Boggs
farm J. L. Moss, who is charged
with shooting the Boggs brothers,
is held in the Morgan county jail
pending inquiry.
J. T. Moss, brother Of ]. l.. Moss,
who was said to have Ueen present
when the shooting took place, sur
rendered to the authorities and he
also was detained IN connection with
the case.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
Madden Urges Law
To Limit Earnings
OF Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Assert-
ing that the federal reserve banks
were making fabulous" and lex
cessive" profits, Chairman Madden,
of the appropriations committee.
urged today in the house an amend
ment to existing law limiting the
amount of the earnings of such
banks. He was discussing the bill
which would permit the banks to
erect branch buildings to cost not in
excess of $250,000, exclusive of
vaults, permanent fixtures and fur
nishings
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03

Indianapolis, Ind.-Ernest Bross,
managing editor of the Indianapolis
Star since 1904, dies.
Louisville. KY. D. Powers, for
mer president Of the American
Bankers association, dies.
Northumberland officials es-
innate that duties collected on i'm
ports will exceed $3.50, 100000 for the
fiscal year ending June so.
Washington-The senate author
ICES an investigation into all
branches of the. cotton industry by
the federal trade commission.
Berlin-Six hundred miners are
entombed in the Heinitz mine at
Beuthen, Polish Silesia, in conse-
quence Of an explosion of fire damp.
DuesseIdOrf-The French and Bel
gians seize customs house and sew
eral bonded warehouses, collect the
dues and expel German officers who
resist.
Berlin Information is received
here to the effect that further ship
ments of coal from the Ruhr district
to unoccupied Germany will be for
b.dden by the French.
Observation-Disclosures are di-
rected by the interstate commerce
commission to resume sale of inter
changeable mileage books at a 20
per cent reduction from regular pas
senger rates.
WashingtOn-The' federal radio
control bill which vests broad pow
ers in the department of commerce
for regulation of wireless telegraph
and telephone communication, is
passed by the house.
New YOrk-Marine war risk insur-
ance, which has been quoted at the
flat rate of five cents per 500, is
increased on voyages to Germany to
% cents for German vessels and
II cents for ships flying other flags.
Westinghouse resolution which
would request President Harding to
urge d worldwide limitation of mar
cotics and habit-forming drugs pro-
duction is introduced by Chairman
Porter, Of the house foreign affairs
committee.
Bisllra, Algeria-Barbot. an avia-
tor, flies eight hours, So minutes,
55 seconds in a glider, lettering the
figure made by Lieutenant Nancy
rol at Cherbourg, who flew eight
hours and four minutes. The new
figures do not establish a record be.
cause no official time keeper was
present.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
Hammer Murderess
Seen in Chihuahua;
Boasts of Exploits

Ell PASO, Tex, Feb. 2.-Clara
Phillips, escaped hammer murderess,
was in Chihuahua City, Mexico, to-
day, according to private detectives
who are trailing her.
She had been identified there by
officers and intimate friends and has
boosted openly that she is the tiger
woman" who sawed her way out of
the Los Angeles Jail on December 8,
after conviction on charge of MUIR
dering Mrs. Alberta Meadows.
Headed toward the Mexican capt.
tai, she and friends who are with
her are openely declaring they have
enough influence to assure safety
in the unrecognized republic with
which the United States has no eX-
tradition dealing,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
Operation With Blade
OF Safety Razor Saves
Life of Dying Woman

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Minnie
Lifschitz was dying of influenza last
night. Before a doctor could arrive,
her throat muscles had contracted,
breathing was suspended and her
heart action stopped.
DR.. Leon Antell arrived without
the necessary implements. Taking
a safety razor blade, he cut through
the girls windpipe, lifted the esoph-
agus and blew air into the lungs.
At the hospital today, with silver
tube in her throat, Miss Lifschitz
was reported on the road to re-
coVery. .---
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
$50, 0OO,O 900 Bibles Sold
Since Printing BEGAN

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Since the in
vention of printing 660,C00,000 Bibles
have been sold, George C. Buxton,
Chicago publisher, estimated here
yesterday in an address before the
convention of the Subscription Book
Publishers association
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
BREAK IN LAUSANNE
FARLEY MAY BRING
ACTION FROM PARIS
Russia Declines to Sign Con-
vention for Control of Dar-
daneIIeS = British Get
French Note

LONDON, Feb. 1.-(By the Asso
ment today received a note from
France, the substance of which is
that France reserves the right to I'M
dertake separate negotiations with
Turkey in the event of the Lausanne
conference failing.
The opinion was expressed in off
cial circles here that the events OF
the past "A hours appear to have
put the French note in allegiance.
The news received from Laussans
states there is great hope the con
ference will prove successful.
! FRANCE PROLONGING CRISIS.
IN EAST, SAYS GERMANY
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-By the Asso
ciated Press.)-The belief that
diplomatic impasse has been reached
at the Lausanne conference prompts
the German press to suggest that
France is deliberately prolonging the
|
and freer hand in the Ruhr.
Although the editorial comment
apparently warily avoids definit4
conclusions with respect to the bene
fits or disadvantages to Germany
which would likely result from
clash between the British and French
interests, the Lokal Anzieger says:
Germany may reckon with the
possibility that Anglo-French con.
trasts might terminate favorably for
Germany in the future, although we
can not look for any immediate adj
vantages in the present developments
of the Near East situation"
This newspaper, however, is NOV
ed to admit that war between Great
Britain and Turkey would percepti-
bly, weaken British opposition to-
Frances procedure in the Rhine
Hand.
The steps taken by France at
Lausanne are viewed by the agrarian
organ, the Tages zeitung, as circu
lated to keep Great Britain busy in
the Orient, thus divorting her at
| tention from the Ruhr.
RUSSIA NOT TO SIGN
STRAITS CONTROL PACE
LAUSANNE, Feb. 1.-(By the AS.
ISOLATED Press.)-The Russian delega-
ton at the Near East conference an
nounced at the meeting of the
straits commission today that Rus.
STA would not sign the convention
providing for ctnorl Of the Darda-
nelles and the Bosphorus
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
RITMORS OF FORMATION
OF RHINE REPUBLIC PERSIST

LONDON, Feb. 1.-(By the Asso
ciated Press. -Industria isolation of
the Ruhr from unoccupied Germany,
begun today by the cutting off of
coal and coke shipments, may be
carried still further if Germany fails
, to come to terms.
An Introduction will be put upon
exports of iron, steel and other man.
ufactures in that case, a Dusseldorf
dispatch quotes the French as an
nouncing.
With the Tightening of the indus
trial Gordon about the valley the pro-
duction of coal continues on a de-
clining scale. The railroad strike is
effective throughout the entire val
ley and there is a growing shortage
of cars, threatening enforced suspen-
sion of the mines.
The rail strike likewise is effective
outside the Ruhr, at Cologne and
Mayence The few through trains
being run in the Rhineland are oper
ated by French crews. In Germany
the government has Cancelled, opera
ton of numerous express trains to
economic on coal.
Increasing tension between the Es-
sen population and the occupying
troops is reported.
Hugo SHINES, the German indus
trial leader, is visiting the Ruhr for
the first time since the occupation,
a Muelheim dispatch announces. He
disregarded his colleagues advice to
remain outside the occupied area.
Berlin received reports from Co
blenz that the proclamation of a
Rhineland republic today had been
planned. the contemplated coup to
be sprung with the aid of the French
and Belgian military.
, Nothing confirmatory of this has
developed from other sources.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03
INVADED TERRITORY
ENTIRELY ISOLATED
BY RING OF TROOPS
Ruhr Valley Now Absolutely
= Control of France-CoaI
Shipments to Germany Are
Cut Off

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-The police frus-
trated today the attempt of a large
crowd to force entrance into the
Central hotel at Koenigsberg, where
French officers attached to the inter
allied control commission are resid
ing.
The gathering sang patriotic songs
and demanded the departure of the
Officers. There was a second demon.
stration before another hotel which
is also headquarters for members
of tho commission
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03

downright. 1923. by United
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO lJFvEs 4DE ENERo DE. 1928.
la interview CON Ell REY ALFONSO.
Ell IPORTANTISIO TRABAJO PERIoDIsTICO sER4 PUBLICA
DO Ell VIERNES Ell ssABADO PROXIMOs.
UN NINTERESANTE EXHIBIT

B.
AL pfopio tieinpo que anumciamos
tan sensacienal Strabajo periedfstico,
que ha de ser apreciado en- SUI extra
ordinaria irnporsancia por nucstros
lectores, nos Is gfato decir al gran
pdblico que nos Ice que en- una de las
elegaHtes sifrinas de Las Sovetiades.
ha instalado q scnor Riyoro iln tex
hibit, de los vaiiosos recuerdos que
trae de 81 xiaje d Espaia. Retratos
con ant6grafos, ,lel Fey Don Alfonso,
uno de ellosg para los espafloles de
Puerto Rico que asta avalorado por.
IN hermqso mensaie eli que Sc des-
borda el alma tpda sinpatfa del Rey
dendcrata fotograffas dc grandcs po-
lftfcos. de escritores doctmentos, etc.
Entire las eosas hellas que trae Don
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04
5Un Notable Artista Espanol en- Puerto Rico
ELPINTOR EMILIO GlsBERT

f est. 4.
Aquf, .arcntado pep sus alniiradores,
el joven notabillsilno n1aestrp, aga
so sc decida' y hacer mia e0hibici9n.
Tiene va a9algunos 'cnca.rsos de- retfa-
tos y Sc propo,ie pintar atsuios pai-
SIZES dc San Juan y sHs alrededores.
Emilio Gisbert tiene una pfimera
medalla de Ill Exposition do Grafla-
da en- 90 una seglinda medalla de- Va
lencis.. I'm 1902; una tercera medalla
lie. ia Exppsicion Nacional dc 1910, y
ha si,lo professor de Dibujo y Pintrira
en- la Eseuela de Artes Ofietos de
Casteiion
II Celelraremos one sel distingnido ar
-tisfa Sc decidav a. darnos una demos
traction de su aidaera dc hacer y des-
dc luego por Ia honroda signifi fiaaci6n
saue tiene entire les j6yenes hiaestros
espaioles. le salndamos con totlo afec-
to simpatfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04
70. Maestro serpleio cablesraneo,

Inota que Italia apoya a Francia; pero
es por la creencia de los italianos de
que ante la actitud de ambas poten-
cias Alemania evitara por todos los
medios un rompimiento Sc sometera
pagar bajo las estipulaciones que
Francia le. dicta La opinion general
es de que no es possible, por ningdn,
concepto, evitar un conficto europeo,
que esta cada vez mas cercano. a.
MACON, Georgia, enero 4.-El RAJ
| pido del norte que iba de Jacksonville
a Chicago, sufrios sun descarrilamien-l
to aver, costando ell accidente la vida
a nueve pasaieros. dos de ellos graz
vemente heridos Y los otros siete bas-
tante magullados. La via del ferroca-
ril habefa sido intencionalmente le-
vantada, 10 que parece, en- las afueT,
ras de esta poblaci6n, siendo clio ell
motive del descarrilamiento. Dos CO...
ches de pasajeros y un sleeper Sc vol:
caron en- el choque recibido con la
maQulna al SallrSe Qe VIA.
LOS ANGELES, enero 4.-Perso-,
mas llegadas esta poblaci6n han de-.
nunciado las autoridades que la eva-t
dida Clara Phillips, autora del horrenr.
do asesinato de la "edad de hierro',i
matando a su rival con un martillo,
,, en- una 'forma horrible, paso cuatrol
hdfas oculta en- una de las fantasticass
euevas existentes en- ell Canon del Co,
dorado, desp2es de su evasion. La
policia por este rastro sigue la pista
/ "a la joven criminal que Sc supone ha-
va podido trasponer la frontera anne
ficana y llegar a Mejico, de donde Sc.
cree que alguien interesado en- SD eva
sion, la embarcara para una republi-
ca del sur.
NEW YORK, enero 4.-La Asocia-
tcion Nacional de Manufacturers
Americanos Sc ha feunido en- asam-
blea en- esta ciudad, para tratar de
la crisis de la mano de obra que Sc
esta dejando sentir intensamente. Y
ell primer acuerdo tomar fue ell de
solicitar del congreso americana la
Immediate enmienda de la ley de in
migraci6n, fin de que Sc permita Ia
entrada al pals de mayor numero de
emigrantes europeos, principalmente
de la clase de trabajadores tecnicos
debidamente preparados para toda
clase de industrias, pues la nacion es-
ia echando de menos su inprescindi-
BILE concurso en- las fabricas naciona-:
les.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04

Procedente de Venezuela, donde ha
permanccido algfn tempo, atendiendo
multiples cncargos de rctratos al 0leo
y otras obrss de arte, ha llegado en-
el liltimo vapor Puerto Rico. el NO
4tahilfsimo pintor espanI. seiior Gis-
bert, que yiene precedido dc un justo
renombre, muy bien ganado por cierto,
en- los grandes cfrculos artfsticos del
mundo; Madrid, Paris, Roma otras
importantes ciudades.
EI Piutor Gisbert estuHa pensionado
por el Rey don Alfonso, aae gtgrg6 Ia
real merced al admirable artista, apre-
eiGnlo asf sus aptitnAes exeepcinna=
les i estimulandolas con sll Fesia sanil-
nificencia d u que el artista siipo CO.
responder.
8 La especialidad de la pintslra a que
81 seiior Gisbert Sc deaics es el r.
trato. Les retratos pintados por g isss
III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04

b CONSTANTINoPLA, enero A.
Despachos procedentes de Trak, infor-
man que una terrible insurreccion Sc
Eha desatado en- Ell Reino de Mosul, alta
cando los rebeldes a los ingieses des-
tacados en- aquella impo1tante zona de
Asia. Los habitantes de Irak que no
estan confor1nes cen. ell regimen que
Sc les ha dietado piden su incorpora-
ci6n Turqufa, inmediatanente. No
Sc tienen detalles concretos sobre la
inlportancia. que pueda tener este bro
tie de rebeldia.
MADRID, enero 4.-El presidente
del Consejo de Ministros1senor Don
Manuel Garcia Prieto, marques de
Alhucemas, neg6 categ6ricamente que
Francia haya opuesto reparo alguno
al nombramiento del senior Villanue-
va para la alta eomisaria civil en- Ma
rruecos, por considerable persona. po-
co grata. La razon de que el senior
Villanueva no haya salido va para
Marruecos, no es otra que la va CO.
nocida por todos:: que el Comisario
Superior Civil no goza de buena sa-
Hlud, pero en- cuanto este en- condicio-
mes de hacerse cargo de .su importante
destino, saldra inmediatamente para
Marruecos.
: : . 81 4
4 MANILA, enero 4.--La noche de
Ano ,Nuevo Sc desarroll6 un incendio
en- une de los suhurbios mas populosos
de esta capital, destruyendo 400 Vi
,yiendas y dejando cerca de 1000 per-
Isonas sin hogar.. Los bomberos por
.silas ssfaefzes -qae- realizaron no pu-
Bdieron contener Ell avance de las lIa-
mas, que abareaban un radio impor-
tantisimo desde el primer instante.
Las autoridades socorren a los dam
fnifcados, por la horvenda catastrofe.
PARIS, enero LILA ciudad parece
un hervidero desde que dieron 'comien-
20 las conferencias de Premiers, que
Sc inieiaron aver bajo ell peso de un
'cisma hondamente intranquilizador.
No fue possible llevar Francia e In
glaterra a un acuerdo cordial en- la
question reparaciones, quet los fran
ceses Sc obstinan en- resolver a pun
ia de ,bayoneta. A simple vista Sc
s.ts Z . - ? 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04

Angel. hay un improbable regalo pa
"a nosotras. Es una bandera espafio-
Ia, hecha de material muy rico. pero
no es ESQ 10 que le ia mas valor, sino
que la .discio el gran dibuiante Don
Cesareo del Eillaf (Karikato1, Direc-
TOR Artfstieo Dc la Editorial Rirade-
.negra de Ia Casa Floralia, que .esta
hacienda IN alafde de elegancia en-
la presentation lie sus prodltetos Las
seiiorltas que laboran Ell la f9mosa
casa perfumista, han hecho los borda-
dos del escudo Y la muy distinguida
seflora de don cesareo del yillar, co
.si6 Ii bandcra.
Es algo para 10 que nuestra gratitud
no encuentra exprcsiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04

Nues.ros lectores recordaran un ca
blegrama que publieo FL IMPARCIAL
haee va algunas semanas, ell que nos
anunciaba nuestro eminente compafie4
ro Don Angel Riyero que habfa obte-
nido una extensa intereahntfsima
interyid con el egregio Monarca Es-
paiiol, que Sc dign0 hacer trascenden-
tales declaraciones para nuestro dia-
rio.
Don Angel Riyero tiene va prepara-
do 81 hermoso trabajo periodfstico u
Yamos a publicarlo, por su necesaria
extension, pucs que Ia entresista dup6'
casi una hora. en- dos ediciones. en-
pezando el yiernes Y terininando cl
sabado prdximos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04

cantero, Fernandez q Co., Inc, Editores
ofcinas: Allen 48 ST., (altos,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04
MIN 3
LOS TURCOS Sc HAN LEVANTADO
EfJMOSUL CONTRA INGLATERRA

ElMarqu6s de Alhucemas ha negado que Fran
cia, pusiera reparos al nombramiento de Vi
llanueya para Alto Comsario en- Marruecos.
I'm espantoso incendio en- Manila causa
enormes daflos en- un populoso suburbio-
La prinera session en- la Conferencia de los
Premiers ha revestido lln tono annargo que
no hace esperar NADIA bueno
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04
eXpcrtO SenOr OSE


A las naeye en- punto de la mEiias
de aver mierccles el Hon. juez Foot
dc In Corte de Distrito, primera se
ci6n de San Juan. abre la session
por no estar piaesantes en- esos maAnel
tos los abogldos Lh la parte deInal
dada, que rerresentan a la munich;
lidad en- el litigio que Sc ventiIa, OPT
por llamar {: jticio yarios casos eiY
les que hnbfan sido seiialad0s con ai
terieridad, los cuales quedan resue
tos unos, y otros pendientes de rost
luci6n.
Mientras estos casos Sc estaban dir
ciiando, Sc notaba la poca concurier
eia que asistfa, no negando a cieht
cipcuenta personals los que deseabai
presenciar los debates en- tan ruidbs
pleito. Algunos escaflos, de los eu
estan destinados ii pliblico, permaht
tieron desocupados.
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