davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31
,TRI STARSi zENY USMRCE
NY AUTOMOBILY.

Vcera zaplatily zivoty mo-
derni rozmach dopravnictvi ma
naSich ulicich til starsi zeny.
Vcera odpoledne prejeta byla
ma Woodland ave. blize jeiiho
domova, pf. Lydie Woodsova,
76-leta starena. bydlici v elsie
2G11 vych. 115. ul. Zemrela
v Mt. Sinai nemocnici jest6 te-
hoz vecera. Vcera zemrela
tez glenvillske nemocnici 81
leta pi. Minnie Harperova, z {.
1871 vych. 142. vi. a v Lake
side nemocnici 5O-leta pi. Ma
rie Wintersova, 1929 Hamilton
ave. Ob6 poslednejsi byly IRA
neny v pond9li. We vsech tfech
pripadech nebylo ma iidicich
shledano why a tito sproSteni
zodpov6dnosti. Rekord zabi-
tych v naSem okresu "a doprav
Mich nest6sti dostupuje jiz le-
tos pottu 165 obeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31
MAsARYKOvO 1POSELSTyl
K NARODU.
Bylo vydxno ve vyroSni den
prohlkSeni ceskoslovenske.
Republiky. =

Praha, go. fijna. Vzhledem
ku vcerejsimu patemu vyro-
q pprohlasenf ceskoslovensk6
neodvislosti president Masa-
ryk vydal. zvlastni poselstvi k
narodu, " n&mz mezi jinym
vyslovuje svoje uspokojeni
mad vysiedky sve posledni ce-
sty do Paffze, Brusselu q Lon
dyna. Masaryk pravi, ze 20
skonEene sve cest9 pot3senim
wal ma v9domi zpr&vu z A.
meriky. Re Spojen6 Staty jsou
ochotnys spoluphsobiti pri re-
SEMI reparacniho problemu.
"Tento problem dotyka sc
mas hluboce," pravi Masaryk.
'.Restaurovan& Nemecko bu-
de nasim konkurentem, jako2
j konkurentem Angle, avsak
N6mecko, propadnuvM napro-
st6mu nepofadku, bylo by pro
mas jeste Misrepresentation.
Ku konci dolozil president,
ze nesdili vseobecny pessi-
mismus ohledn9 budoucnostl
N9mecka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31
o TKECH DODATCfCH K
USTAVE.
Bude rozhodovati ohiosks OBJ.
Ganstvo pfi5ti 1tery.

Columbus, O., 80. rijna. -
Vedle hlasovani o dvou zako-
mech, jez odkazany referendu
- predlohach Taftove a AL
baughov6 a jedne predlozene
iniciativou - " zajmu starob-
Mich pens6 - volicstvo statu
Ohio bude rozhodovati 6. listo
padu o tfech dodatcich k stat
nj lstav9. Jeden z Mich jest
beze vseho v9tsfho vyznamu
a ma Sc Jim pouze dociliti, a.
by dstava statu Ohio shodova
la Sc $ 1stavou federalnf, ce-
hoz ma byti docileno vyskrt-
nutim slov white male" z
odstavce L., cl6nku v. Take
druhy dodatek neni velke dI-
lezitosti. v podstat6 navrhuje
Sc jim, by tai. statu vytah "a
'koni predlozenych obcanstvu
prostfednictvim referenda ne
bo iniciativy. mohl oznamiti
" casopisech ma miste bro
zurkami rozesflantmi volitdm,
coz pritomn9 stoji $4,000 az
$4,000.
DIlezity vsak jest treti do
datek k Istave, ,jenz jest
prvnim ma hlasovacim listku.
Tyka Sc dopln6ni delnickeho
kompensacnfho zakona a sho-
div sc ma n6m organisace del
.nfki i zam9stnavatelI.
Ustanovuje, ze v tom pff-
'pade, kdyz smrt demikova v
praci byla pfivodxna nedba-
MIN bezpecnostnfch opatfenf
tzakonem vyxadovanych Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31
NESNAZE NEMECKEHO KANCLEkE.
POPUDIL PROTI SOBE SOCIALISTY
NACIONALISTY.
MESTA v PORYNSKU, KRONE DVOU, JSOU
VRUKOU ODSTEPENCU.

Berlin, 80. rijna. Co Sc de-
je "a kulisami v Berline? Ia
to otazka Sc ozyva v kazdem
politickem klubu We hlavnim
meste dnes vecer, mezitim co
socialiste jsou ma vahach, ma
JILL Sc rozejiti s vladou Stres
semannovou neb z1stati NADIA
lie v kabinetu.
Nelze rici, co kancler Stres
seman hodla ciniti vzhledem
k jeho pocinani poslednich tri
dnd. Popudil proti sobe jak
socialisty, kteri mu nediv9-
ruji po jeho bezohlednem "a
kroceni proti saskemu mini
sterstvu a rovnez nacionalisty
jiz v9ri, ze zradil narod mar
xismu.
Phi mnozicich Sc znamkach,
ze kabinet Stressemanndv. sc
neudrzi, nacionalisticka stra-
ma Sc jiz pripravuje ku vl&d
mutt v Nemecku prostredni-
ctvim direktoratu tri muzi-
Won Gayla, vychodo-prusk6-
no velkostatkare; Friedricha
Monouxe, n9kdejsiho direk-
tora Stinnesovych podnikd a
Won Oppena, pfedsedy Brani-
borske zem6d9lske komory,
liednohs se silnych muzd mG<
Ii velkostatkafi.
Dnes z kruhI nacionalisti-
ckych rozsirila Sc zprava, ze
driv6jAimu n6meckemu prin-
ci bylo dovoleno zajeti do
N6mecka ma jeho statky v
Hornim Slezsku, bylo to vsak
rozhodn6 popreno ministrem
vnitra Sollmanem.
Parfz, 80. rijna. Beze vse-
no hluku, avsak planovite a
zdatne Rynska republika Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31
PROHIBIcNf VIVA v
Chicago.

Chicago, 80. rfjna. Mayor
William E. Dever vratil sc
,dnes z prazdhin v Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, q "oslavil to-
odvolanim licensi 242 mistno-
stf, kde m6ly byti prodavany
lihuprost6 napoje, ale "a
tim predkladany zakaznikIm
"silnejsi" v6ci. AZ dosud by
10 zavreno 1923 takovych
mfstnosti v mayorove kampa-
nj ma vysuseni mesta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31
z KRAJANSKE cERNE
KRONIKY.

Chicago, 20. fijna. v blfz-
KEN predm9sti Berwynu ud&-
ly Sc dve tragedie v ceskych
rodin&ch. q pffcin nezn&mych
sp&chala sebevrazdu zastfele-
MIN Sc, 15-leta Anna Brozo-
va v gar&zi "a pffbytkem 70.
dicd. Sotvaze vzruseni tfmto
tragickym pffpadem ponekud
Sc uklidnilo, rozsffila Sc zpra-
va, ze stejnym zpdsobem spro
vodila Sc Sc sv9ta 36-let& Al
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31

konsoliduje. V deseti dnech,
jez uplynuly cd predcasneho
zahajeni odstepeneckeho hnu
ii v Cachach Deckersem,
Matthes, Won Betzen a Dor
ten sorganisovali sve stoupen-
ce tax dobfe, ze Koblenc,
Wiesbaden, Bonn, Bingen,
Krefeld, Duren, Cachy, Duis-
burg a n6kolik desitek men,
sich NEST a vesnic jsou v ru-
kou separastickyoh dradi.
To znamena, ze vsechna po
rynska m6sta, vyjimkou Ko
lima, kde Britove jsou a Dues
seldorfu, okkupovan6ho Fran
couzy, jsou v rukou move VIA
dy.
Vcera, psde jmenem DR..
Dortena, Poryhan6 vydali pro
hlaseni neodvislosti celkmu
sv6tu, v nGmz slibujf stati Sc
naraznikovym staten mezi
Pruskem a Francii a tim "a
braniti move valce v Evro-
pc. DIE vyjadfeni Mattheso-
va vdci zastupcim pafizskeho
tisku, separatiste mali 10000
mladych muzd, ozbrojenych q
hotqvych podporovati novou
vl&d4.
Z laisss shod9 s Belgib.l~.i1 -
Francif, tato milice bude se-
sflena a zarucf mir a poradek
a zdrtf kazdy pokus o obno-
veni trpneho odporu Sc stra-
NY nemeckych nacionalistn,"
pravil Matthes.
"My hodlame," dodal,
"chraniti verejnost bezohled-
ne razne proti Macdonald
stIm a chraniti demokracii
proti komunistim."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31
SVOLAM KONFERENG ZAJETENO.
BRTTANuE PRISTOUPlIA MA FRAN.
COUZSIIE v9fRADY.
PANUJE NADEJE, zE Rude Dan PoDNET KU
KONANf vSEEVROPSKE KONFERENCE.

Lond5n. 80. ffjna. Evrops
ucini novy pokus 0 rozlust9.
nj rAparacniho problemu. Bri
ticka vl&da dnes- Sc rozho-
dla pfijati vyhrady fran
couzskeho premiera = spr&vci
britickeho velvyslanectvi We
Washingtone naffzeno uvedo-
miti selretafe Hughese 0 roz
hodnuti spojeneckych mocno-
stf podileti Sc ma konferenci
odbornikd, jak p. Hughes ma
vrhl We sv& odpov9di ma appel
lorda Curzona, o dcastenstvi
Ameriky.
Pnjde-li vsechno dobfe, ta-
to konference bude zah&jena
jest9 pred odjezdem z&mof-
skych premierd 2 Londyna q
panuje nad9je, ze pres pffsne
vyhrady Francie povede ku
v9tsf plen&rni konferenci Q
cele evropsk6 situaci, We Wash
ington6 nebo jinde, ma niz mo
emf neutralnf narodov6, jake
Spojen& Staty, mely by pff-
lezitost uplatniti svii vliv.
Sir John Bradbury, brittle
Ky reparacnf deleeat. jenz Il
z&n .byl M sve mfnenf 3
4r4ncouxsktch vthrad&ch.. =
Avfders3} britiekcu viAln e1
ze ackoli n9kter6 z podmfnek
ostfe omezujf pdsobnost kon-
ference, on jest toho pfesved
Cent, ze Velka Britanie nemd
ze 81 dovolit fici rozhodn6
s'ne" Franci a tim witt ma Sc
be zodpovednost "a moznou
ztratu americkeho 1casten-
stvi.
Pafiz, 80. ffjna. Mezispoje-
necka reparacni komise dnes
jednomyslne rozhodla odloziti
uvazov&ni o. nemecke z&dosti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31
NOVY RUMUNSKY KABI.
NET.


Bukurest', 80. rfjna. Rumun
ska vlada, ktere I. c. Bratia-.
no byl premierem a ministrem
valky, byla zreorganisovana
jak nasleduje:
Premier, Bratiano; ministr
vnitra, Marzesco; spravedlno
sti, gen. Viatojano; doprav-.
nictvi, gen. Mosciu; vefejnych
praci, Tancred .Constantines-
Gu; obchodu, Lepadatu; um9-
nj q kultu, Savano: n&rodni
obrany, Chiroulesco.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31
hem hodla dokazati, re "a
zadnych okolnosti nemini
chraniti podloudnictvi s liho-
vinami v anglickych lodich.


Cedar Rapids, Ia, 80. rij-
Stfeln6 rany 5yly vym6neny
bi zacal zde padati vcera.v 6
hodin vecer a do 8 hodin roz-
sufil sc pravt zimM. blizzard
jenz pokryl mesto silnym sn6
hovym prikrovem. Poklesnuti
vice nez 20 stupid v teplot8
bylo zaznamenano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31
PRESIDENT BLAHOPRAL
cESKOSLOVENSKU.

Washington, 80. fijna. -
President Coolidge zaslal vce
ra blahoprejny kabelogram
ma adresu presidenta Masary
ka k petiletfmu vyroci pro-
|hlaSenf neodvislosti ceskoslo-
vensk&ho st&tu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31

10 slysenf vzhledem ku pla-
|tebni schopnosti one zern9 al
do obdrzeni dalsfch informa-
cf o jedn&ni mezi spojeneckt
| mi mocnostmi o utvofenf W.
boru odbornfkd k vysetfov&nf
|teze v9ci.
N9kteff z delegatd byli pro
fesenf t6to otazky bez ohledu
Ina projektovanou konferenci
odbornfkG, avsak upustili Cd
gv&ho stanoviska po vysvetle-
nj britickeho Delegate, Sira
Johna Bradburyho, ze komi-
sc, kdyby takto jednala, mo-
hla by pfekazeti plandm me-
zin&rodni konference.
Washington, 80. ffjna. IA
dosti, ably vlada Spoj. Statd
|jmenovala Americany, kterf
by zasedaii ma komisi odbor-
Mkt. je1 by studovala repa-
Eracnf problem, bu'de vyhov6no
bez vselikych dlouhych prh-
|tahd. Ackoli zadna dfedni
zprava 0 pfijeti planu nedo-
sla do Washingtonu, president
| Coolidge v9ff, ze stanovisko
francouzsk6ho premiera nijak
|neohrozilo plan M kon&ni
|koAfertncc. We ,Washingtontl
cd sameho pocatku Sc vyrozu
mfvalo, ze jedna Sc. jenom 0
studovanf situace komisi od-
bornikd, iez by nanejvyse ci-
nila odporuceni, podlehajfcf
schv&lenf neb zamftnuti repa
raGnf komise.
Pokud vlada nebude Ifed-
Inc uv6domena 0 schvalenf pla
|nu ma konani konference, pro
ces, jfmz proveden 'bude w.
Ib9r americkych cleni, nemdze
'byti naznacen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31
.ODMENA MA s.KRALE"
BENJAMINA.

Detroit, 80. ffjna. Ma do
padenf "krale" Benjamina
Purnella. . domu .Davidova by
IL vysazena odm9na $4,000,
vyslo na. jeyo dnes. Stat Mi.
chigan nabfzf S., . jedeu
detroitskt dennik $1,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31

strany zamestnavatele. indu-
strialni komise mhze zvysiti
odskodne nejmen6 O Is pro-
cent a nejvice O SO procent.
Zaroveh vsak delnik neb je-
no pozdstali nem6i by vice
prava zalovati o odskodne,
jez Jim dava pritomny "a
kon. Zmena zakona, s kterou
vyjadrily souhlas delnicke or
ganisace, odporucena hlavn6
z toho ddvodu, ze v mnohych
pripadech pozIstali po delni-
.cich v praci zahyuwsich dali
Sc svesti advokaty k zamitnu
ii odskodneho industrialni ko
misi a zalovani zamestnawa-
tell. Kdyz vyhrali, d6lili Sc 8
advokatem ma polovic, kdyz
prohrali, nedostali vdbec nj
echo. Tim ze obratili Sc ma
soudy, vzdali sc vSech naro-
XII ma odskodne nabizene die
kompensacniho zakona. Tomu
Sc ma predejfti dodatkem k
statni lstave, ktere delnicky
kompensacnf zakon jest SOU
casti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31

muz byl poranen. Kdyz Sc
policie dostavila, aby vyklidi-
la lavice urcene pro divaky,
bylo il v tom zabraneno po.
slanci, kteri zadali, ably di-
vaci mohli zistati v zaseda.
cim sale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31
sTkELBA We sNEMovNf.

M9sto Mexiko, 80. ffjna.-
Stfeln& ramp byly vym4n3ny
mezi stoupenci preside dentsktch
kandid&td sCallese . De La
Huerty na -gallerii snemovny
poslanecke b9hem politick6
debaty vtera vecer. Jeden
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31

Britanie dovoldje prohlidk'
svych lodi kdelEoli ma mofi.

Londyn, 80. fijna. Problem
podloudnictvi s lihovinami bu
de rozlusten tim zp6sobem,
ze Velka Britanie pfizna via.
de Spojenych Statd pravo pro.
hlidky Ibritickych lodi, pode.
zfelych z dovazeni lihovin
kdekoliv v primefene vzdale.
nosti cd americkych brehi,
at jest to We vzd&lenosti til
mil, dvanacti nebo jest6 dale
We skutecnosti nebude zad
ne omezenf kladeno ma anne.
ricka preventivnf opatreni q
pouze Sc ocekava, ze budou
provadena rozumne.
v n&hradu "a tento 1stu-
pek Velka Britanie ocekava,
ze tffmilove pasmo bude uzna.
no jako normalnf mez dzem.
Mich vod We vsech jinych prf.
padech q Spojen6 St&ty budou
pozadany, aby svdj zakon pc
zmenily TAX, ably briticke lodi
molly pfivazeti do americ-
kych pffstavd z&soby lihovin
zapecetene.
Briticka VlAda tfmto navr.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-31

ma Hodovalovk, rozena Juze-
kova. manksafa policejniho
serzanta. Nnrodila Sc v Pra-
ze v teto xetni dlela II ro.
KID. Take v tollto pfipade po-
hnutky hrosn6ho cinu ne
jsou zn&my.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-08

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Con-
gressional approval of the war debt
funding agreement negotiated, with
Great Britain was requested by
President Harding today as 're-
commitment of the English-speak-
ing world to the validity of con-
tract"
Coupled with this approval the
president added in an address at
Il joint session of the senate and
house. congress should enact into
law the administration ship bill be-
cause sit is as important to avoid
losses as it is to secure funds on
debts"
Ample time for action on both
of these measures, it was declared
by Mr.. Harding, remains before the
present congress goes out of eX-
istence on March 4. AND either, he
said, was fit to be recorded as a
chapter of great achievement,
The president made no specific
recommendation as to the form the
action of congress on the British
debt should take, leaving it to the
leaders in congress to decide what
method should be adopted to amend
the present law so as to permit
contamination of the agreement re-
cent?, reached by the American
and British debt commissions.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-08
1900 Auto Deaths
Last Year; Atlanta's
Record 30 Fatalities

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-More than 49,
900 persons were victims of auto
mobile fatalities in the United States
in 1922, and more than 100 persons
lost their lives in such accidents in
each of ten cities of which New
York and Chicago had by far the
larger numbers, according to stats
ties of the National Safety council,
made public today.
New York had 785 auto fatalities,
which did not include December, and
Chicago had 1856. Los Angeles ranked
third with 321. Other cities ranked as
follows:
Pittsburg. 1888; Detroit, 146; St,
Louis. 1S1; San Francisco, 1923
Cleveland, 1874; Baltimore, 122, and
Boston, 105.
In IS cities over $4,000 population,
S47 children lost their lives.
Springfield. Ohio, and Holyoke
Mass, had the best records, each
with two fatalities. Other cities had
the following automobile death rec
ords:
Atlanta, 30; Birmingham, &c
Chattanooga, Z; Cincinnati, 70
Dallas, Texas. 25; Louisville, KY.
| 20; Mobile, Ala, 4; Jacksonville, Fla.
| II.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-08
Bel Mouth Trousers
Passe; Spring Styles
VIII Be Conservative

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-Bell-bottomed
trousers, narrow waists and slender
shoulders as styles for men today
were marked passe, according to re-
ports from the convention of mer-
chant tailors here.
Samuel Regain, vice president of
the American Fashion company, yes
terday told the tailors spring styles
would be conservative, with two
button, double-breasted, or three
button, single-breaste1 coats in
vogue for business wear.
Little pleats, Mr.. Regain said,
gathered for sport wear. Cuffs were
pronounced correct for sport suits,
and only those Of heavy tweeds were
said to be proper.
Return of the morning coat and
cutaWay, to be worn with black vest
and gray-striped trousers, was an
nounced by Regain. Tuxedos were
pronounced proper only for stage"
affairs.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-08
SHIPS |N'COL[|S|ON
IN FOG; CREW QUITS
sinking FRE|GHTER||

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb. T.
Four hours after the passenger liner
Wilhelmina collided with the wooden
motorship Sierra, at sea about TWEEN
ty miles from San Francisco at AIS
o'clock this morning, the crew OF
the Sierra had taken to life boats,
while the Wilhelmina was in no dan
ger and was unchanged except for
a denied bow.
The Sierra was listing badly and
was believed to be in a sinking condi-
ton.
The Wilhelmina, inbound from
Honolulu, was thought to carry 200
or more passengers, though an accu-
rate check on the list could not be
made early this morning.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-08
New Lamp Has No
Wick or Chimney
Most Brilliant Home Light Known.
Costs One Cent q Night

A new lamp which has no wick or
chimney, yet, according to experts
gives the most powerful home light
in the world, is the latest achieve
ment of w. H. Hoffstot, $50 Factory
building, Kansas City, Mo. This re-
markable new lamp beats gas or
electricity-gives more light than 800
candles, Is ordinary lamps or 10 bril-
liant electric lights, and costs only
one cent night. A blessing to every
home, especially on farm or in small
town. 1t Us absolutely safe, and gives
universal satisfaction. No dirt, no
smoke. no odor. A child can carry
it. 1t is the ambition of Mr.. HOff-
slot to have every home, store, hall
or church enjoy the increased COM
fort of this powerful, pleasing. brill
liant white light, and he will send one
of his new lamps on free trial to any
reader of The Atlanta Tri-Weekly
Journal who writes him. He wants
one person IN each locality to whom
: he can refer new customers. Take
: advantage of his free offer. Agents
wanted. Write him today.
advertisement
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-08
PRESIDENT PLEADS
FOR DEBT FUNDING
AND SHIP MEASURE
Striking Sentences
In Hading'S Message

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Stril1-
ing sentences from President
Harding's message on the British
debt settlement included:
"It is a covenant of peace and
recuperation, Of respect and CO.
operation.
There is no purpose to report
that our commission has driven
a hard bargain with Great Brit,
ain or to do a less seemly thing
in proclaiming a rare. generosity
in settlement.
your commission went so far
as it believed the American sense
of fair play would justify.
1.-The call of the world today is
for integrity of agreements, the
sanQtity of covenants and the
validity of contracts.
eff congress fails in providing
the merchant marine act, the ex-
ecutive branch of the govern
ment may proceed as best it can
to end the shipping board losses
in liquidation and humiliation"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-08
The Weather

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Virginia:
Mostly cloudy Thursday; slowly
rising temperature.
North Carolina and South Caro-
lima: Generally fair Thursday with
slowly rising temperature.
Georgia: Fair Thursday, slightly
warmer.
Florida: Fair Thursday.
Extreme Northwest Florida, Ala
bama and Mississippi: Fair Thurs
day with slowly rising t.mpera-
ture.
Tennessee: Fair Thursday; ris-
ing temperature.
Kentucky: Generally fair Thurs
day; rising temperature.
Louisiana and Arkansas: Thurs
day increasing cloudinesss, warmer,
Oklahoma: Thursday partly
cloudy, somewhat warmer.
East Texas: Thursday fair, not
so cold.
West Texas. Thursday fir
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-08
Abner Lee Puzzled
When Bank Refuses
Confederate Money

Abner Lee Squiggins writes again
from Northampton, Mass, where he
is snowbound, regarding that Con-
federate money, ($SOO), sent him By
Attorney General Napier in payment
for a Confederate war bond of the
state of Georgia, payment covering
principal of $500 and accrued inter
est.
His latest, received Monday, fol
lows:
Lock Box 96,
Northampton, Mass,
February 2, 1898.
"Atty.-GenI. Napier,
Atlanta, Ga.
''Dear Hon. Sir:
IT got the money today $500 but
I took it over to one of the banks
here and they said, are you kidding
us? That money won't pay for your
cows
II don't know what to do, Mr..
Lawyer. Do you think the bank up
home at Worthington will take it
on my mortgage?
Every respectfully,
"ABNER LEE SQUIGGINS."
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-08
Dies at Age Of ITO;
Doctors Say Tobacco
Heart Cut Life Short

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. s.
Uncle JIM Sutton. 116, died at the
county poor farm here todAy.
He left the following rules for
longevity:
Chew and smoke as much as you
like.
Drink black coffee but no liquor.
Eat lots of meat.
Wear two pairs of pants and don't
take them off at night.
Take one bath week.
Don't take medicine.
Physicians said Uncle Jim" died
of tobacco heart"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-08
Arthur GotteSmanl Child
Wonder Who Completed
Grammar Grades in Quick
Time, StartIes Tutors
BY ERNEST Rogers.

Atlanta, always proud of achieve
ment in different lines, has proudly
stuck another feather in her cap.
This time it is no big business
venture; no mammoth building; no
athletic world beater; but one of the
most marvellous youthful mental de-
velopments in the history Of the
southland America, for that matter.
When the children from the gram
mar schools were drifting into the
high schools the latter part of jan
uary, officials at Boys High school
saw a mere tot climbing the front
steps with an algebra in one hand
and a Latin textbook in the other.
On inquiry he was found to be
Arthur Gottesman, who had complet-
ed the work at the Crew Street
school in two and a half years and
had sailed forth seeking new fields
of learning to conquer.
Arthur is the eight-year- old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Gottesman, Of
223 Washington street, and he has
shown a mental development that is
prodigious.
The first crack out Of the box he
was set down to a mental test at
Boys High along with boys ranging
from fourteen to sixteen years of
age. The group averaged around
eighty points, but Arthur stepped
out and rang up mark of 1863!
Entered in high school at the age
of eight!
Sage professors are startled at the
mental alertness Of the child, but
through it all Arthur naively goes
about his childish play with all the
Characterization of a child of eight.
Deplores Cline Waste
Here are few startling facts re-
garding the boy:
Was born Friday, February 10,
1914
At the age of two he could read
and write.
At three he kept up with world
news by reading newspapers.
Entered the third grade at the
Georgia Avenue school at the age of
six and completed the work in half
year.
Spent a whole year in the fourth
grade. A lot of time wasted, he says.
Did the fifth grade in less than
two weeks.
Spent year in the sixth grade.
Passed up the work in the seventh
grade in half a year.
Now he's in high school and his
teachers say he is letter perfect in
the courses he is taking.
Consider these studies for an eight
year-old child:
Algebra, Latin, General Science,
Civics and Rhetoric.
'The trouble about going to
school," he says, "is, they waste too
much time. III always regret hay
ing to spend whole years in grades
I could have done in less time
He is pleasing conversationalist.
He has a rich fund of information
and to show that he remembers what
he studies he gave a list Of the
presidents of the United States
named all the state of the United