Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-02
World Netus, Told in Brief

Paris.-The newspaper Gaulois,
says Nine. Sarah Bernhadt has had
q slTgRt relapse.
Warsaw firing squad will ex-
ecute Niewadomski, the assassin Of
President Narutowicz, of Poland.
SwainsborO. Ga.-Captain D.. D.
Crimson, county warden for twenty
years, died here Thursday night.
Atlanta. Caviar savings stamps
of the 1918 series matured yesterday.
Redeem them at your bank or post
office.
New York.-James M. Beck says
in public address that in 1880 Amer
lean men were better citizens and
fathers than they are today.
st. LOuis.-William J. Lemp, fifty
four. president of a brewry famous
before prohibition, went the way of
his father and sister. Shot himself
through the heart.
Cambridge, Mass.-Harvard medi-
cal expert is convinced infantlle
paralysis is spread by rats and fleas
and fears soon another severe out
break in United States.
Bethlehem, Pa. - Charles M.
Schwab says that the average NOR.
ale of the working classes is better
than that of "so-called higher citi-
zens" in the United States.
WashingtOn.-The United Ameri.
can lines and others file in the SUI
preme court a brief in which they
claim the right to sell intoxicating
beverages to passengers upon the
high seas.
St., Louisa canary bird, which
whistles yankee Doodle" as true as
any human whistler could hope to
accomplish, is attracting attention
at the annual st. Louis poultry and
bird show.
Lakeland, Fla.-Mr. Ossian w.
Drane, thirty-four, only son of Con-
gresham H. j. Drane, died Friday,
having never recovered fully from
an illness contracted before Armistice
day of this year.
Aberdeen, Miss.-Coroners jury
here returned the verdict that Hugh
Morris, city engineer, died December
10 from poison administered by his
wife" Mrs. Morris, held for murder,
declares her innocence.
New OrIeans.-The death sentence
on six Italians on charges of
murder in connection with an al
legged attempt to rob a. bank in
Tangipahoa parish was affirmed by
the state supreme court.
BaItimOre--The sum of 100000
for the erection of a summer White
House for the use of the president
of the United States is left to the
government by the will of the late
J. Wilson Leakin, lawyer.
Hamburg .-Chancellor Cuno, of
Germany, in speech, says that the
Franco-German non.war pact, pro-
posed by Germany to France through
the mediation of a neutral power,
has been rejected by Premier Poin-
care.
Observation-Disclosures Chappell. of
Chanute, Kans., put forward as a
dirt farmer candidate for the federal
reserve board, was introduced to
President Harding by Representa-
tive Campbell Republican, of that
state.
Milan.-The Aviator Passalova,
flying an Italian machine, made
what is claimed to be worlds rec
ord for speed in a seaplane. He at
tanned an average speed of 277.992
kilometers d72.735 miles, an hour,
and a maximum speed of 2S1,250 kilo-
meters 174.660 miles,.
Wilmington, n. C.-The plant and
holdings of the bankrupt Cape Fear
Packing company have been alb
sorbed by the Southern Packing
Packing company, and will be oper-
ated by them as one unit, making
the Southern Packing company one
Of the largest in North Carolina.\
Brunswick, Ga.-Granting of bail
and an agreement to hold the de-
PENDANT on a charge of murder for
the Glynn county superior court
were the results of a conference
held by state and defense attorneys
at BaXley, in connection with the
case against S. H. Canter, cotton
broker. held following the death of
Miss Alma Crosby, a school teacher,
of Appling county, subsequent to an
alleged illegal operation.
Congressman Upshaw's