Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-10

named foreign minister to succeed
Huang Flu, resigned.
ashingtOn-Seventh Day Adven-
lists decide on worldwide campaign
against spiritualism.
MOultrie, Ga.-Will of late r. G..
Clark disposing of estate worth $780,
900 is upheld by jury.
| Paris-Madeline Ferre, arrested in
Paris for insulting Premier Poincare,
is set free at latter's request.
Albany, Ga.-Henry Ford declares
that the presidency of the United
States is not included in the aims
of his life.
,WashingtOn-The twodollar bill is
| doomed if Secretary Mellon approves
plans for sweeping revision of paper
money designs.
Hastings, Eng.-Sir Rider Hag.
gard says that all talk about Lord
Carnarvon's death being due to
curse, is nonsense.
Observation-Disclosures Harvey has
turned reporter to seek the facts in
England's farm strike for the ben
eft of Americas farmers.
Dusseldorf The French seize sew
en- additional coal mines and coke
ovens and Immediately the German
workmen so out on strike.
Neutrality-suspicious. of American
citizens against Germany for ST.
S7,796,S67 will be presented to mixed
claims commission.
Marion, 1ll.-All six defendants in
the second Herrin riots trial are
found not guilty after jury DELHI
crates nearly seven hours.
Dublin.-EncQuraging trend of
Irish Free State toward compare
tive peace and order is subject of
general comment in Ireland.
NIdalia, Ga.-Will Phillips, negro,
runs amuck, shooting two white men
after trying to kill his wife; he is
followed by posse and killed.
Dublin.-Monsignor Luzio, ennis
sary of the pope, says if the Irish
wish intervention by the Vatican, he
will support such a movement.
LOnd0n.-Bonar Law faces crisis
as parliament reassembles; three
dangers 10 government lie in hous-
ing, farming and Ruhr problems.
Berlin.-Soviet censorship at Mos
COW is made practfcatly absorure, ana
one possible explanation for dras-
tic move is that Lenine may be dead.
Observation-Disclosures farm loan
board indicates five and one-half per
cent interest will be charged on loans
made by new intermediate credit
banks.
Gulfport, Miss.-Members of the
Ku KIux Khan aid the sheriff in a
raid on a motor schooner in which
1900 quarts of whisky were confis-
Gated.
Essen.-Belgian troops seize two
billion marks in paper money at
Mulheim, to be used as part payment
of the expenses of the occupation Of
the Ruhr.
Washington.-Pres Harding
returns to Washington apparently
fit, after southern vacation and Mrs.
Harding is improved from five
weeks rest.
Ogden, Utah.-John M. Brown
| ing invents a gun capable of shoot
ing 120 rounds a minute, six mile
range and large enough to penetrate
airplane armor.
DubIin-Thomas Derrig, reputed
adjutant general of Irish irregular
forces, is shot and badly wounded
while trying to escape from Free
State authorities.
| PhiIadelphia-Arth Chambers,
once lightweight champion of the
world, famed for 136-round bout with
bare knuckles against Johnny Clark
in 1870, dies here.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Jack Demp-
sey has been made an offer of $780,
900 to meet Tommy Gibbons, of st.
Paul, at Shelby, Mont, Eddie Kane,
Gibbons manager, says.
Berlin.-Argentin offers Ger.
many gratis shipments of live stock
for slaughter. The offer is made to
reduce con. estion and eventually OBJ
tain higher prices, it is declared.
Birmingham, AIa.-Four men are
killed when auto collides with freight
train here. The dead; w. S. Lam
kin, Grady Edwards, Nugent E.
Vairin, of New Orleans, and John
D. Harris.
Paris.-F'ive ministers of the Poin-
care cabinet, speaking in various
parts of France, tell the French that
the Ruhr will be evacuated only
when Germany has fulfilled her rep
arations obligations.
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