Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-29

passes a bill intended to repeal the
Harrisburg, Pa.-The lower house
Of the Pennsylvania state legislature
passes a prohibition enforcement bill.
st. Joseph, Mich.-The soviet gov
eminent outlined and approved activ-
tiles of communist party in United
States, documents reveal at trial
here.
Sault Ste Marie, Mich-A blizzard,
accompanied by a 50-mile-an-hour
wind, ties up all traffic and sends
the the thermometer to sub-zero
readings.
Observation-Disclosures Commits
sioner Haynes issues orders to arrest
all persons caught drinking intoxi-
eating liquors on railway trains
throughout the country.
! New Orleans-Judge Brunot, run.
ming as anti-Ku Klux Khan candi-
date, leads in Louisiana primary for
| judicial nomination, contest exciting
wide interest. because of khan issue.
Los Angeles-William S. Hart, in
answer to claims of Massachusetts
| young woman, denies paternity of
any child other than son of his pres
ent wife, Mrs. Winifred Westover
Hart.
Paris-Premier Poincare, speaking
Of the situation in the Ruhr, tells the
finance committee of the chamber of
deputies that he holds great hope
that Germany will yield "by the end
of May"
LOndOn-The enga cement of Jes-
sica Brown, of Buffalo, n. Y, former
Especially dancer with Ziefg.iem's
Midnight Frolics, to the Earl of
Northesk, a Scottish peer, is ru-
mored.
Neutrality-suspicious. Cole,
Republican, Iowa, proposes that the
president call extra session of
congress to enact laws to prevent
gambling in sugar and other staple
products.
New YOrk-The serious illness of
George j. Gould in France causes
his co-heirs to the millions of the
late Jay Gould to sign a pact which
ends the long drawn-out litigation in
volving the administration of the
Jay Gould estate.
LOndOn-Lady Mary Cambridge is
repQrted engaged acknowledgements of
Worcester heir to the Duke of Beau
,, fort according to the Times She
is the second of Princess Mary's
bridesmaids to become engaged since
the latter's wedding.
LOndOn-The Prince of Wales,
| thrown by his mount when the ami
NAL balks al water jump, is cheered
| by hundreds Of spectators when he
seizes the horses head and brings
/ the animal out from the pond in
| which it is floundering
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. person in every
| 73 in America is d drug addict, ac-
cording to Garland w. Powell, Amer
! lean Legion official who adds that
the narcotic evil is gaining a hold
cities, including Memphis and Louis.
vile.
Rochester, Minn.-John r. Tyson,
congressman from Second, Alabama
district, dies here. He had served
eight years on the Alabama supreme
court before defeating Representative
Dent for the nomination to the 6Sth
congress. He leaves a widow, three
daughters and two sons.
Berlin-Foreign Minister Won Ro-
senburg tells the foreign relations
committee of the reichstag that there
will be no capitulation nor any re
lenting in the passive resistance of
Germany along the Ruhr front. The
only solution to the present impasse
is complete evacuation, he says.
Abbeville, Ga.-Change of venue
is granted by Judge Crum in the
case of j. c.. Wilson, charged with
murder of r. E. Sappington, Seville
banker, in August, 1920. Wilson
had agreed to plead guilty if given a
life term. a jury could not agree to
the proposition. Another jury recon-
mended hanging. The plea of guilty
was withdrawn and a motion for
change of venue made.
New YOrk-The hope of passen-
gers from abroad that each could be
his own doctor, engendered by the
ruling of Thomas w. White, sur
vcyor of the port, that passengers
may bring with them one quart of
liquor for medicinal purposes, is dis
PEELED by E. c. Yellowley. acting fed
eral prohibition officer for New
York, who says any person leaving
a snip with liquor in his possession
will be arrested.