Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-23

Walton of Oklahoma denies insistent
rumors that he is to resign.
LONDON Nikolai Lenine has re-
covered the use of his paralyzed leg,
Moscow dispatch declares.
WASHINGTON.-P Cool
idge will not attend Army Navy foot
ball game in New York, November
path.
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Governor
Pinchot advises new system of per-
mits under internal revenue law to
check flood of liquor.
LONDON.-Five hundred Koreans
were killed by Japanese vigilantes
in massacre after earthquake, de-
layed Toxic advices say.
WASHINGTON Cool
idge has become member of the First
Congregational church in Washing
ton, it is officially announced.
SAN FRANCISCO. - John r.
Quinn, of California, is elected ma.
tional commander of the American
Legion, succeeding Alvin Owsley.
CHICAGo-Chairman Adams, Of
Republican national committee. says
Denver is serious contender for Re-
publican national convention next
year.
WASHINGTON. - Recent Moro
outbreaks in Philippine were due to
refusal of educated native girls to be
inmates of Moro harems, Manila dis
patch says.
CHICAGO.-Suit for $4,000 dam
ages against w. E. D. Stokes, of
New York, who is suing his wife
for divorce is filed here by Daniel
Jackson.
WASHINGTON National Mer-
chant Marine association announces
policy advocating preferential treat
ment for American ships in Ameri-
can trade.
WASHINGTON.-S of ag-
riculture announces world survey of
agriculture is being made to keep
American farmers informed concern
ing competition.
WASHINGTON.-Coal wholesalers
| have been taking profits at a rate
of more than 200 per cent over their
| pre-war margins, Federal Coal COM
mission reports.
LONDON.--Great Britain's whisky
distillers frankly tell British drinkers
| that American bootleggers are pre-
! ferred customers as long as the
| Americans pay higher prices for the
same goods.
DUBLIN.-Shots are fired and dis
order ensues when troops dispense
crowds assembled outside Mount JOY
prison in effort to prevent removal
of hunger striking republican pris-
Oners.
NEW YORK.-United German So
cietieS, at big meeting here, urge
! 100000 German-born residents of
the United States to aid the crum-
| bling German Reich before Germany
is destroyed.
WASHINGTON.-President Cool
idge will avoid specific declaration of
his stand on prohibition enforce
ment at conference of governors,
White House advices indicate on
eve of meeting.
DUESSELDORF.-New currency,
| backed by public utilities, will re-
| place paper marks in Dresseldorf dis.
| trict, it is decided by economic coun-
| Gil of twelve Germans and five
French representatives.
D.-William Jennings
Bryan asserts Y. NJ C. A. faces
problem Of whether it shall continue
| to be spiritual force or become
merely club where young men can
get baths for nominal fee.
AMARILLO, Texas. - Federal
Judge Wilson enjoins all election
! clerks from destroying or interfering
witG ballots cast in last senatorial
election between Earle B. Mayfield
and George E. B. Peddy.
WAsHINGToN.-Miss Alice Paul.
vice president of the National Won
ans party, announces special con-
ference will be held to prepare cam.
paign for new equal rights amend
ment to constitution.
GLOUCESTER. Mass.-Schoone
| Columbia defeats the Henry Ford
and Elizabeth Howard and is des-
ignated as American challenger for
fishing vessel trophy now held by
Canadian Blue Nose.
WASHINGTON. = August A.
Busch, former St. Louis brewer, in
letter to President Coolidge, ap
peals for justice for brewing bust
ness which, Busch says, has been
made the football of practical poll
tics.
NEW ORLEANS.-St Striking dock
workers agreed tentatively to re-
! turn to work Monday on shipping
| a. ,i1iIo
| their officials to negotiate with board
on proposal embodying their wage
demands and several changes in
| working rules
COLUMBUS, Cal. IT. Hart, ia.
Their of three children who lost lives
in fire in Phenix City, Ala, on night
! Of October IS, is arrested here,
charged with arson. Arrest is made
! by Columbus policemen upon re-
quest of Sheriff John Moon, of Lee
county. Alabama.
TOLEDO Benjamin F. Welty,
| former congressman, is sentenced
to one year in workhouse and to
pay fine of $500 following conviction
on charge of accepting exorbitant fee
in obtaining government compensa.
ton for eX-service men.
Observation-Disclosures Moses.
Of New Hampshire, mentions Low
den. Pinchot and Johnson among
Coolidge's opponents in Republican
| convention: declares more men are
"af1irmatively for Ford for presi-
dent than for any other man."
WASHINGTON.-No time limit re
structions for the honoring of physi
clans prescriptions for liquor have
been set. 4 is stated at prohibition
headquarters IN answer to reports
that prohibition agents had been
| ordered to treat with suspicion pre-
scriptions which had not been
promptly fillNd.