Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-13
NEWS OF THE WORLD
TOLD IN BRIEF

Lawrenceville, Ga. +. S. Sam
mon, prominent citizen of Lawrence
Vile dies of influenza.
I Enid Okla.-F'ire demaged the
Long Bell lumber plant to the extent
of $30O,OOO it is estimated.
London.-Cantain Reyes, English.
air hero, is killed when his plane
falls during an experimental flight.
New YOrk.-William II. Moore,
noted corporation lawyer ami a IA
miliar figure in financial circles,
! dies.
jackson, Miss. - The national
guard armory, containing ammuni
tons. is destroyed by fire with $25,--
900 loss.
Atlanta. Dalter Hers, movie
star, will reach Atlanta on January
10 to spend two days of his honey
moon here.
| Northumberland of La
| Dor statistics show a marked i'm.
provement in the employment stu
alton in the south.
New YOrk.-A gain of 17.6 per cent
is noted in the number of automo.
biIes and trucks in use in the United
States ever last year.
eleven, died Thursday from injuries
received earlier in the day when
struck by an l.. & N. freight train.
New Y0rk.-Americans in 1922 es-
tahlisred a worlds record as sugar
eaters with a per capita consump-
ton o. 102 pounds, sugar companies
records show.
ST. LOuis-Revival of evangel-
ism is advocated by Rev. Loaring
Clark. of New York, before the do
cesar conference of the Episcopal
| Church of America.
Washing Of the
public service accomplished by ad.
ve-tising clubs is voiced in Secretary
Hoover's message to the Advertising
clubs in convention.
Madison, Wis.-Governor John J.
Blaine wins control of the state legis.
lature at the opening session when
three Socialists cast votes fer the
executives, followers
Budapest.-The.w will of former EN-
peSCr Charles of Austria-Hungary
makes no disposition of property, but
deals only with the guardianship OF
his children. it is reported.
New YOrk.-Officials predict from
three to five indictments will be re-
turned in connection with the rob-
berry of 100000 worth Of jewelry
from Mrs. Hugo Schoellkopf.
COblenz.-Fifty discharged Amer
lean soldiers who have married in
n InCf n
on board the transport st. Mihiel to
return to the United States.
New YOrk.-David n. MOsessohn
was named head of the Associated
Dress Industries of America to act
in an advisory capacity at salary
believed to be $4,000 annually.
New YOrk.-Reports that the
Equitable building, second largest
Office building in the United States,
was to be sold, are denied by direc
tors of the building corporation.
New YOrk.-Lawyers and judges
of the nation will be invited to
conference at Washington to con-
slider revamping state and national
laws with view of eliminating de-
| fects.
Macon, Ga.-Steve Batty, animal
trainer, is in a hospital here with
serious injuries received when he at
tempted to prevent wild leopard
from escaping from its cage and at
lacking a number of small children
San AntoHiO, Tex.-Socialists and
BOlsheViki members of the Mexican
congress have been getting sigma
lures on a petition demanding that
the United States release Socialists
held at Leavenworth prison, it was
reported.
Columbus, Ga.-Because of its af-
hliation with a local political organl-
zation, the General Pike khan here Of
the ku KlaX Khan, has been dis
banded, according to a statement by
NJ. o. Dunning, of Savannah, Rleagle
| of the state.