Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-02
NEWS OF THE. WORLD
ISL. TOLD IN BRIEF

Ne : HOrk.-Rodman Wanamaker,
son of late John Wanamaker, is
again reported seriously ILL.,.
Berlin.-The French are reported
to have expelled fourteen of the
leading officials of the Hoechst
Dye works.
Mexico City.-Ten persons are re-
ported killed and seventeen wounded
in religious outbreak at Durango
City, Mexico.
Neutrality-suspicious. w. Clark, of
Cincinnati, is appointed chief of the
1 rehabilitation division of the vet
Grams bureau.
LondOn.-British are stirred by
American archaeologists search for
bones of POcahontas as a profana.
ton of their dead
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF royalty
by Max Beerbohm arouse such a
storm of protest when exhibited here
that he withdraws them
Washington. - American minister
to Switzerland has been empowered
to negotiate treaties with Turkey,
state department announces.
Brownsville, Tenn. - Joseph w.
Folk is buried at Brownsville Tenn,
the community of his birth, in the
presence Of boyhood companions.
IndianapOlis.-TOmm Milton, of st.
Paul, wins 500-mile automobile race
over Indianapolis speedway at aver
age speed of ola miles a. hour.
Washington. Eight thousand
school children at music festival
break from their teachers and rain
flowers on President and Mrs. Har-
ding.
GreenvilIe, Tem.-Andrew John.
sons little tailor shop is preserved
as shrine by state of Tennessee
when brick building is dedicated
| here.
Tallahassee, FIa.-Florida con-
victs refuse to work and curse their
guards as first evidences of reaction
to reform forbidding the whip, Off
Gals claim.
San FranciscO.-The former army
| transport Buford steams out of San
Francisco to re-establish first pas
senger service on the west coast to
Alaska since gold rush % years ago.
Louisville, ky.-Twenty-four vet
Grams of the Confederate army re-
fused to march in a Memorial day
parade when they are forbidden to
| carry the Stars and Bars of the
Confederacy.
New YOrk.-Bidders for govern
ment ships confer with a special
committee appointed by Chairman
Lasker regarding the sale of the
shipping board fleet, but no deci-
sion is announced.
New YOrk.-A resolution denounc-
ing Henry Ford as a menace to the
peace and prosperity of the inhab
itants of the land" is adopted at
the annual convention of the Hun
garian Jews in America.
Martinez, Cal.-More than 1000
persons are endangered. a horse
killed and a grass fire started when
bullets from firing squad sever
electric power wires above crowd at
Memorial day exercises.
LOndOn.-Several hundred per-
sons, including some Americans, are
presented to King George and
Queen Mary at first evening court
of season. Prince of Wales is among
absentees.
ChicagO.-United States railway
labor board suspends for at least
sixty days its order requiring New
York Central railroad to stop its
piecework system for 10000 shop
craft employees.
New YOrk.-Evan Burrowes Fon-
tame, dancer, and her mother plead
not guilty to charges of perjury
growing out of testimony in connec-
ton with the dancers million-dollar
breach of promise suit against Cor.
nelius Vanderbilt Whitney.
WashingtOn.-The federal council
of. the Churches of Christ in Amer
lea issue call to 125,O0O congrega,
tons in America to rally to the sup
port of President Hardings propo-
sal that the United States enter the
permanent court c: international
justice.