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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
GOVERNMENT WILL
BRING TEST SUIT
ON TAX PUBLICITY

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Without
determining finally the legality of
publication by newspapers of facts
relating to income tax payments, At
torney General Stone announced to-
day that the department Of justice
will have IAN appropriate case pre-
scented in the courts" to secure ju-
dicial construction of the law.
The attorneys general declined to
indicat ewhat procedure would be
followed in the test case, or what
newspaper, editor or publisher would
be selected as defendant.
In a long statement, Mr.. Stone
pointed out that the effect of one
section of the law was to allow gen.
eral inspection Of the income tax re-
turns, while on the contrary side
stood a section specifically prohibit
ing their publication. He said pub
LEGATION of this information 'in news
papers" was nowhere specifically
provided for by the law, and he was
not clear what purpose congress had
in mind.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
Machine Guns Placed
On Prison Walls as
400 Convicts Strike

MOUNDSVILLE, w. Va, Oct. 2S.
Machine guns were mounted on the
walls of the state penitentiary here
today following a strike" of 1,400
convicts who refused to do extra
work. Special and volunteer police
assisted authorities in patrolling the
prison.
The prisoners, including 100 wom-
en-, kept up a terrific din through
out the night, beating on their cell
doors, cursing and screaming and
threatening guards who attempted
to quiet them.
Threats of force to restore order
were met with curses and screams.
Searchlights Played on the cell
houses until daybreak.
The noise died down this morning,
the prisoners quieting from sheer
exhaustion.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
Indictments Charging
Cotton Exchange with
Bucketing Dismissed

NEW YORK, Oct. ESTABLISHMENTS
charging the American cotton ex-
change and seven of its officers and
directors with bucketing orders of
its customers were dismissed today
by General Sessions Judge Mott on
recommendation of the district attor-
ney's office.
Assistant District Attorney Whit
ner based his recommendation on the
contention that prosecution would
cost the state more than the cases
warranted, in as much as all the de-
PENDANTS had forsaken the brokerage
business since their Indictment or
March 30, 1922. The American Cot.
ton exchange, he pointed out, had
been dissolved after it, as an organ1.
zation, had been declared guilty OF
maintaining a bucket shop and fined
S5 00O
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
French Loan arley
Delayed, Awaiting
Parliament Action

PARIS, Oct. Instrumentation
between Finance Minister Clementel
and the Morgan interests for loan
will be resumed, according to the
present understanding, after the
meeting of the French parliament
and the American election, which
will take place the same day.
]. p. Morgan is returning to Paris
tomorrow from southern France for
personal reasons and not to confer
with the finance minister concern
ing the loan, it is stated.
NJ. Clementel desires to know more
definitely the feeling in the French
senate and chamber Of deputies to-
ward the project, while on the Amer
lean side there is a desire to see
somewhat more clearly than at pres
ent what the French parliament will
do with it's budget difficulties.
A bitter fight over the budget IL
expected in the chamber of deputies,
hence, it is still regarded as a pos
sibility that the loan may not be
arran opd
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
DAVIS A SOUTHERN MAN
BY BIRTH AND TRADITION

National Committeeman and MAYOR
John s. Coen issued the fooWng state
npent Tuesday:
To the Vote Of
Our called to publication of date Satur
statement has been made that
Democracys candidate for president IN an
that he beeVed IN
equality of the
We have matchless speeches. and
without of contradc-
ton such statement What Mr. Davis
he has said all OF his
speeches. believed the Constitution provides IN the com
pie and woman before the law
which been
his alleged remarks
IS making wonderful and winning campaign
entitled the of white Democrat
the Democratic platform
stands through BIRTH association and spoken word
for he best the South.
misnterpretaion of his language have been nno
it Mr.. Davis
init and permit o uncorrected
ALEXANDER,
National CommteewOman.
JOHN S. COHEN,
National Committeeman
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
u. S. Steel Corporation
Gives Extra Dividend
OF 50Cents a Share

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Directors
of the United States Steel corpora
ton today declared an extra divi-
dend of so cents share on the
common stock in addition to the reg
ular quarterly payment of $1.25 a
share. This action maintains the
rate which had been in effect for
the three preceding quarters.
Total earnings of the corporation
for the quarter ended September 80
were $30,71S,4 15, contrasted vita
S41,3S1,039 in the preceding quarter
and SAT ,0536 $50 in the corresponding
period of last year After deductions
for all charges and dividends, includ-
ing the regular quarterly payment
of $1.75 on the preferred shares, the
quarters deficit amounted to $122,-
100
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
Warrant Charging
Walter Hagen With
KIDNAPPING Withdrawn

NEW YORK, Oct. IS. = The war
rant charging Walter Hagen. the
golfer, with kidnapping Robert Burns
Boughan, of Chicago, a caddy, was
withdrawn today, Hagen's attorney,
w. g. Marvin said this afternoon.
The lawyer added that he had OBJ
tanned confession from Boughan in
Kansas City that the kidnapping story
which resulted in the warrant Was a
fabrication, to cover up the fact that
the youth had run away from home
Boughan, Mr.. Marvin added, read
in the Kansas City papers that Hag-
en- was in that city and thought he
would tell his parents that the golfer
had taken him on a tour. Hagen,
the lawyer said, had never seen
Boughan.
THE whole thing is a joke Mar
vim asserted.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
Police Search Started
For Moultrie Man,
Mysteriously Missing

MOULTRIE, Ca, Oct. 2S.-Fear-
ing foul play, the family of ]. L. Bry
ant. automobile service station own,
er and well-known business man
of Moultrie, has requested police
authorities to institute a search for
him.
Mr.. Bryant has been missing since
early Monday morning when he left
his filling station with tire and
tube which he said he was to deliver
10 c stranded automobilist on the
Moultrie-S sylvester highway. He has
not been seen nor heard from
Bryan was the central figure in
4 recent bitter municipal Campaiga
here and led the ticket for one Of
the tire placs on tn Moultrie city
council.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
Building Of Another
Battleship Is Urged
In Naval Day Speech

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2S.-Developing
of the navy up to the 5-5-3 ratio pro-
vided by the conference for the limi-
tation of ornaments was urged in a
navy day address here last night by
Commander Jacob II. Klein, u. S. N.
one of the American observers on
the trans Atlantic flight of the air
ship ZR-3. He spoke under auspices
of the St. Louis Chamber of Com
merce and the Military Order of the
World war.
The United States, Commander
Klein said ranked four units instead
of the five allotted. He urged APP
preparation for another first class
oattleship which, he explained, would
bring this country up to the rank
Of Great Britain and make our navy
second to none"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
~ Women Claim
One Man as Husband
In Vienna Court Trial

VIENNA, Oct. %. - Forty-two
women, all claiming to be the wives
of a man named Julius Gruenwald,
appeared in court as witnesses
against him Monday Gruenwald
had been arrested as he stepped out
side a tailor shop wearing new
suit OF clothes bought with money
which it was testified, he had OBJ
tanned from his forty-second bride.
From the testimony of the wOm-
en- it was adduced that Gruenwald
was in the habit of getting mar
ried, obtaining money from his
brides and deserving them. The evi.
dence indicated that he averaged
about $50 per bride.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
100000 Pay Tribute
To Polish Novelist

WARSAW, Oct. 27.-The body of
Henry X. Sienkiewicz, Polish novel
list, today was placed in its final
resting place after having been the
object of national honors as it lay
in state for "a hours. Before the
final ceremony a thrOng estimated
at half a million persons attended
demonstration in front of the
monument erected to his memory.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
Guard Against Outbreak
At Funeral in RurnanIa

BUCHAREST. Rumania, Oct. Is
Precautions are being taken to pre-
vent anti-semitic or pro-fascist out
breaks today on the occasion Of the
funeral of the project of police of
Jassy. who was shot and killed last
Saturday by Zelea CorGreanu, no
roriOus anti-semitic student agitator.
Condreanu and Is other students at
the University of Jassy, are under
arrest
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
Carolina Planter Dies
AS Auto Overturns

ANDERSON, S. c., Oct. 81
Joseph Galley, prominent planter of
Anderson county, and resident of
this city, was killed and com
panion, Frank Stewart, also OF An
derson, was injured when Galley
heavy touring car skidded and turn
ed over three times late Sunday on
the road to Greenville, near this
city
Gailey's neck was broken and he
died on the way to a local hospital.
Stewart was said to have sustained
a dislocated shoulder and possible
internal injuries.
The deceased is survived by his
widow and a brother, Brooks Galley,
both of whom reside here. He was
IS wears Of age.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
Toonbs County's Finest
Corn Sent to Savannah

LYONS. Ga, Oct. 21.-County
Agent Garner has sent complete
corn club exhibit, composed Of Sc
lect ears grown by thirty boys, and
their records to the State Fair at
Savannah. The corn club boys of
Toombs county made unusual rec
ords this year with the first boy
making 1929 bushels Of weighed
corn on one acre. This boy was Val
ley Collins, of the Marvin COM
munity. Second to him came Homer
Osborne. with 1895 bushels. Third
was Wallace Collins, with 74.5 bush
els: fourth. Arnie Collins, with 71.5.
In the cotton club department the
first boy made 672 pounds Of lint
cotton on once, which is the highest
yet reported by a club boy in the
state
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
The Weather

Forecast for Thursday:
Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida; Fair,
Extreme Northwest Florida, Ala
lana Mississippi; Fair.
Tennessee and kentucky: Fair;
mild temperature.
Louisiana. East and West Texas:
Fair, mild temperature.
Arkansas: Fair.
oklahoma: Partly cloudy; mild
temperature.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
WORLD NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF

PIQJA 0hio.-Thomas Harbaugh
rs, originator of Nick Carter" dies
| in the county home.
| NORFOLK: Ward liner Merida
sunk off Virginia Capes in 1911, is
located, and work of salvaeing for
tune in hold soon be started.
| OTTAWA, Ont.-Volume of liquor
tx norts to United States last year
was more than double that Of year
before, Dominion bureau of statistics
says.
MILAN.-Thousands gather on
second anniversary of Fascist rule
in Italy and renew allegiance to
cause in presence of Premier Musso,
lini.
CHICAGO: Albert Loeb, vice presi-
dent of Sears Roebuck Co, and faith
er of Richard Loeb, murderer of Rob
ert Franks, dies at home of long ill
ness.
NEW YORK. = President elect
Gales, of Mexico, in an address, in
vites all "well-intentioned" indus
trials to join in development of Mex
ico's resources.
TEHERAN: Persian government
plans to send extraordinary envoy
to United States to explain govern
ments attitude as to recent murder
of Vice Consul r. w. Imbrie by mob
at Teheran.
WASHINGTON test case in
court to obtain judicial construction
of law governing publicity of income
tax returns will be made by depart
ment of justice, Acknowledgement
Stone says.
BROOKLYN.-Senator La Fol
lette, in campaign speech declares
gold and oil rule the world" and
charges wall street" with reaching
out ''for future control of the
world
WASHINGTON. = Attorney Gen
eral Stone rules that navy depart
ment may lease to American man
ufacturers certain German patents
for manufacture Of radio parts helo
by department since war.
LOUISVILLE: General w. B.
Haldeman, 70 years old, commander
in-chief of United Confederate vet
Grams, taken i'll while watching races
at Churchill Downs, KY, dies in
Emergency hospital at track.
NEW YORK: Percy Haughton, fa-
nous football coach and for the past
two years mentor of Columbia uni
versity's team, dies suddenly after
being stricken with acute Indigestion
before leaving for football field.
STOCKHOLM: Hjalmer Branting,
premier of Sweden, is assigned task
of preparing harmony report on
Mosul boundary dispute between
Great Britain and Turkey, which
council of League of Nations is seek
ing to adjudicate.
NEW YORK: Rev. Harry Emerson
Fosdick announces he will accept in
vitation of First Presbyterian church
at New York to continue to preach,
and will fill pulpit Sunday mornings
during balance of present church
year.
WILMINGTON, Del: Senator Car
ter Glass, of Virginia, challenges
President Coolidge in his campaign
speech to come out in opposition to
Republican senators who are in ia
vor of change in status of supreme
court.
BALTIMORE: Senator La Toilette,
in speech at Baltimore, says Presi-
dent Coolidge is deliberately holding
up decision on reduction of sugar
duties. recommended by tariff COM
mission, and says, inaction is costing
American housewives million dollars
a day.
CHICAGO: World war would not
have been fought if printing presses
of world had been destroyed in 1900
and machinery Of propaganda there
by eliminated, Colonel r. r. McCor-
mick, editor Of Chicago Tribune, says
in addressing publicity conference of
Chicago Church federation.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
SL.USH FUND PROBE
FOCUSES LIGHT ON
NEW YORK c. D. P

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Addi-
tional information regarding the or
ganization of the methods employed
by the two score and more collection
committees at work raising funds in
New York for the Republican ma
tional committee was sought today
by the senate campaign fund investi"
eating committee.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
Two Masked Robbers
Get $4,000 in Bank

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %. - Two
masked men held up a branch of the
Interstate Bank and Trust company
here in a suburban district this after
noon and escaped with $4,000 in
currency. The bandits sought to
lock three employees of the bank in a
vault, but the door did not lock. The
bandits, however, furnishing revol-
vers, held the men in the bank at
bay, leaped into a car and escaped.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
GENERAL CROWDER Is Bed

HAVANA, Cuba. Oct 2S.-General
+. II. Crowder. American ambassador
to Cuba, was confined to his bed
today by a cold from which he had
been indisposed Tor several days. lie
had been coming to his office daily,
but finally decided to take day
of rest in an effort to recover soon
er. His condition was said to he in
no waN aIarminE.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
S. APPOINTS RECEIVER
FOR TEAPOT RESERVE

CASPER, Wyo., Oct. %. Com
mander H. A. Stuart, u. S. N, has
been appointed to represent the gov
eminent in the receivership of the
Teapot Dome naval oil reserve, and
on November l will succeed to the
position vacated by Rear Admiral
Strauss.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30

PIQUte 0hio.-Thomas Harbaugh,
75 originator of Nick Carter" dies
in the county home.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

Kraft Loaf Cheese 6|::5ox5
A Revelation in American, u ID. for l2c SEIEADES
o"s't' Cheese Swiss, Nb. for l5c @YZ
From President J. S. Crutchfield Of the
American Fruit Growers, Inc.
general Pittsburgh.
Crosue urses part
fouous
prices OF apples oranges and grapefruit lower than
You know that big crops poor quality have kept prices down.
The quality OF the fruit better You probably have noticed
do that retailers general do realize
what bargains offered in fruit They do understand
that good fruit selling below the of production
transportation and selling. IS
you help industry general
IetC. " go
president largest distributing
America plea for the consumption OF the crop
apples last crop oranges grapefruit
ing on the market this time.
urging you buy
fruits You reap the greatest benefit from this stua
Fresh great luxury expensive
but a luxury which is peculiar America.
While you profit both health and poketbook you largely
your consumption these delicious and health promoting
fruits the enabled hope at least
his labor and investment in fruitgrowng and orchards
cheap fruits from the
the stand hepesy by and Vast quantities of fine fruits
lack of a
In PIG stores now, and at all seasons when fine
fruit and other products available youw find excel
lent displays of Oranges Grapefruit Apples Florida Cab
bage Lettuce and all the good things which the fruit
growers and farmers producing Here in Washington
let's convince them that their efforts appreciated
Oranges Doz. 3Oc and 4Oc
Grapefruit 2 for 15c
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-04
Pasadena Woman
Gets High Honor
COP. Convention

NCLFVELAND, June 4.--Ercd w.
Upham, Chicago, treasurer of the
Republican national committee will
resign soon because of i'll health,
William M. Butler, convention
manager of President Coolidge s
campaign announced here today af-
ter Il conference with Upham.
Butler also announced that Mrs.
Florence Collins Porter of Pasadena,
Calf, the first woman to vote at Il
Republican national convention, will
second the nomination of Presidet
Coolidge at the convection.
Hearing of the delegate contests
for Republican convention seats be-
gan today before the Republican
committee.
The hearing may last three days.
There are about half dozen con-
tests to be heard.
John II. Adams, chairman of the
G.. o. P. convention presided. The
contests which will be decided by
the committee were from Arkansas,
Georgia, South Carolina, Mississippi
Tennessee, Texas, the District of
Columbia and Porto Rico.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-04
KID SAVAGE TO
MEET CLISBY AT
LEGION ARENA

Kid Savage and Neal Clisby will
meet in the American Legion arena
at Brawley Friday night for the
main event of the fight card, ac
cording to an announcement made
by Joe Pieo, matchmaker.
Clisby, who is in training 1T San
Bcrnardino, isIdue to reach Brawlev
sometime Thursday. Savage is in
training at Calexico and will also
arrive III Brawlev on Thursday.
Edmunson and Clisbv met in the
ring at Brawley last winter going
to Il draw in Il fass, hard rdtought
bout with plenty of hard hitting
.Clisby is said to have stood up un-
der scverest punishment and has
never taken the mat or been knock
ed off his feet. Savage probably
has the edge on Clisby and should
win the popular decision if he fails
to put his opponent out for the
count The other events of the card
have not been announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-04
DEMPSEY BOWLS
OVER 3 TARGETS
in FEW ROUNDS
By United Press Jeuscd Wire


LOS ANGELES, June A.
Heavyweight Champion jack.
Dempsey went through a workout
of four short rounds at the Vernon
Coliseum last night: In the wake
of his attack there fell Joe Ryan, in
one round, Eli Stanton, in another
single session, and Rocco Stragma-
lila, in the third period. ,,
Dempsey, with little opposition,
bowled over his targets in easy
style. He wanted a four-round
workout or Stragmalia would have
gone the way of the othdrs. The
former sparring partner of the
man-assa mauler never had u
chance to repeat his reported feat
of opening cash over the cham
pion s eye last summer.
The best fight of the night S
card was that in which Oakland
Jimmy Duffy was given the deei-
sion over Billy Wells, clever Brit
isher. The bout met with the en-
tire approval of the 5000 fans,
crammod into the big arena.
johnny Adams outpointed Larry
Murphy, Dode ,Bercot won over.
Don Davis, Gene belmont and Jim
my Hackley fought a draw, Georgia
Rivers beat the slipping frankie
,,Grandett, and Nanny Kaplin best
ed Jack White in other bouts.
Entire proceeds Of the show were
Aned over for charitable work
with poor children of the city. So
ciety was conspicuous and glitter
ING gowns and flashing jewelry
brought a new splendor to the
handsome Coliseum.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-04
Evidently They
Did Not Get
the Rabbit

MOUNTAIN LAKES, N. j.,
June 4.-Helen Cole and Charles
Carter, dinner party rabbit
hunters, were safe in their trun-
die beds today after three days
in the wilds of Jersey cow pas
lures, without catching any rab-
bits.
The missing pair, who disap-
peared from the home of Noun
tain Lake press agent Saturday
night after an argument on
whether Miss Cole could catch
a rabbit wit hher bare hands
were found late Tuesday, cook
ing weeds in a tomato can for
their dinner.
A friend of the press agent
found them. They refused to
talk to newspapermen and mean
time sale of novel based on
similar experience and written
by another friend of the press
agent, is reported increasing.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-04
WILLS-:MADDEN'
BOUT AGAIN
AFTER ! DELAYS

NEW YORK, June after a.
dozen or more postponemcnts the
Harry Wills -Bartley Madden heavy
weight bout is on again for next
Monday night. Since the contest
was first arranged, last winter, Pad
dy Mullins, the manager of Wills,
has Eccu papned for making a bad
match. He is still getting the razz
now for going through with it.
Wills, of course, has been consid-
cred for three years as the out
standing heavyweight challenger,
because nf his size and. for the rca-
son that he has ncvcr'~becnS given a
chance for the title Firpo and Glib
5ons, the other challcngers, had their
crack at the title and failed to de-
liver. 2-.tG4
Gibbons mad fair claim for re-
turn bout with Dempsey when he
rcm,ined erect for l5sroiinds against
the champion last summer. in Shcl-
by. a's+.''s' ''''''i So '''
When he failed to stop Carpenter
in Michigan City last Saturday,
however, he lost all the arguments. he
held for return bout and Wills'rc-
mained mere "logical than he
ever was as the yleading contender
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-04
WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD

Fowlcr's wild throw let III the
only run the Braves scored ana INC
Reds won > to |.
Shockcr lasted only four innings
under bombardmcnt and the kcd
Sox beat the Browns, TO Z. SlSi
lcr, Boone and Harris hit homers.
The Giants took double header
from the Robins at 9 to2 and to 2.
zachary held the Tigers to two
hits, both of them by Hancy and
the Senators won II to |.
Two scratch hits were al the
Cards could get off Mitchell, the
Pills winning q to D,
The Yanks started their western
tour by beating the White Sox q
TO -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-04
More Notables
Announced For
SUNDAYS Races e

Los ANGELES, Junc T. Babe'
Stapp, who has drawnR tcntion to
himself bvf several tlaring raccs AT
Ascot speedway, will face the start
cr Sunday as thesdrtNeg Of a lS5
inch Miller. Stapp is credited with
cvoking 'hc greatest speed ever
tcascd froihs d ro4vamped Ford. :
Jack Pctticord, Canadian national
champion, also, van pilot 4 laj inch
Miller in Sundays race. Petticord
Yesterday received an addition TO
his income in the form of an esta' g
scttlemcil., and Immediately invest
cd in his speedy new FACING mount.
f4-L-Lgf &3
Continuing theaelnniltaiion con
tests to dctcrpme thsg sshampion
Ightwcights ofssfiie ITlcifie coast,
the Hollywood arena willshagc as ~ $
featured bout lsri,lity q four -round-
cr with Dick Hoppe andE frankie
Farren as principals. @