Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-27
NEWS OF THE WORLD
TOLD IN BRIEF

ST. LOUIS.-James NJ. Hayes,
widely known capitalist and man
ufacturer, dies.
BERLIN-Chancellor Marx is
sues gloomy political Christmas
message to the people of Germany.
BERLIN. - Richard Whiting,
former friend of the Kaiser and
brother of Macmillan Harden,
dies.
I GARDONE, Italy.-Gabrie1e Dan
! nunzio, soldier poet, has hcQueathed
/ nj his possessions as ALTAR of vic.
! tory' to his country
ORLANDO, Fla.-Mrs. Joe
Tinker. wife of famous Chicago
Cub shortstop of former years,
dies here suddenly.
ATHENS.-Venizelos has decided
to return to Athens and will sail
from Marseilles December 80, ac-
cording to his present plans.
DETROIT.-Police, waving re-
volVers, charge Detroit mob of 1000
alleged klansmen and tear blazing
cross from steps of county building.
NEW YORK.-Housing conditions
in New York City are even worse
now than in 1920 housing commits
sion declares in it's report to Gov
ernor Smith.
Los ANGELES.-Edwin I. AL
derman, former imperial poten-
tate Of Ancient Arabic Order of
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, dies
at home here.
CHEYNNE, Wyo.-James "Dinty''
Moore, pilot of air-mail plane. dies
in Burns, Wyo, hospital from in
jurles received when his plane
crashed near that place.
PARIS.-French diri9ibIe Dixmude
still hoVers over Tunisian desert aft
er more than seven days in air. drift
ing slowly farther inland with fifty
starving officers and men.
SUPERIOR, Wis.-Three men are
burned to death when fire destroys
shack in which they were sleeping;
explosion of a kerosene lamp is be-
lieved to have caused the blaze.
NEW YORK.-Two men COM
nit suicide and four other per-
sons, one an aged woman, two
youths and a young woman
end their lives Christmas day.
ATLANTA Ga.-Attorneys for
Philip E Fox, sentenced to life i'm
prisonment on charge of killing w.
S. COburn, files motion for new
trial, hearing being set for March 2.
WASHINGTON.-CaIl for ma
tional conference in transpOrta-
ton here January to II was
issued by Julius H. Barnes, presi-
dent of chamber of commerce of
United States.
CHICAGO.-One hundred and
twenty-eight persons arrested as u
result of wholesale liquor raids in
Williamson county. Illinois. will lie
arraigned in Danville, March 3, pro
hibition officials state
NEW YORK.-B. Ogden CHS
holm, retired banker, announces
his appointment by President
Coolidge as international prison
reform commissioner to succeed
late John kOren.
ATLANTA, Gd-ScY9eant A. NJ. |
Less, TWenty-second infantry, Fort
Mcpherson, is probably fatally stab
bed in fight between a group OF
soldiers and a group of neWsboys |
Less is from Walker, Iowa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lum-
Der Manufacturers association esti |
mates that the 10.000,000 Christmas
trees this year represent $4,000 900 |
put into hands of farmers and 9TH |
ers who cut them.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of deaths |
from child birth to number Of wom-
en- bearing children last year was
one to $50, lowest rate since 1916 |
for the United States, the census bu- |
reau announces.
ATHENS.-News that Former
Premier Venizelos had decided to |
return to Greece and would prob !
ably arrive some time next week, |
made known to Atheniansl in late |
afternoon newspaper editions, |
giving rise to expression of sat