Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-29
WORLD NEVIS
TOLD IN BRIEF

ROME.-Cardinal Mundelein, of
Chicago. leaves for Milan on first
stage of return journey to United
States.
NEW YORK.-A court order is
signed disseminating suit for $500
brought by Geraldine Farrar against
former husband, Lou Tellegen.
Sympathetic strike of
street car men called TO aid striking
dock workers, comes to an end and
taXicab drivers will return to their
posts.
PORTLAND, Ore.-Forest fires
are reported burning in drought
parched timber-land in several sec
tons of southwestern Washington
and Oregon.
PARIS.-Members of ceparation
commission and Colonel James A.
Logan, American unofficial observer,
discusses situation at length with
J. =. Morgan here.
WASHINGTON.-Report of debt
funding commission announcing
funding of Hungary's indebtedness
TO United States, is submitted to
senate by president.
LONDON.-Plans are made for
first personal, private visit of Pre-
mier Macdonald and his daughter,
Jshbel, to King George and Queen
Mary at Windsor castle.
NEW YORK.-Bodies of Robert
L. Coleman, San Francisco, and
George B. Delong, New York, killed
by bandits near Tirania, Albania,
arrived on steamship Duilio.
EBENSBURG, Pa.-Three men
and five women, arrested in connec-
ton with disturbances at Nintonball,
where miners are on strike, were
held on charges Of rioting.
PHOENIX, Ariz. - Arrangements
are completed to start fumigation
of railroad passengers from Califor-
MIA, to cleanse themselves of posi-.
BILE germs of foot and mouth disease.
NEW YORk.-National Accept.
ance bank announces establishment
of unlimited facilities by American
bankers for new German gold dis
count bank, and initial advance of
five million dollars.
ST. PAUL-Goodyea III, last of
seven balloons in national elimina-
ton race, lands in southeastern Min
nesota. approximately LOO miles
from starting point, fa~thest dis
lance Travelled by any contestant.
WASHINGTON. - Opposition Of
President Coolidge to any bonus leg
islatiOn is indicated at White House
when presidents approval of Senator
Borah's views on the legislation is
announced.
SAN SALVADOR. - Revolutions
airy chiefs in Honduras are reported
10 have accepted offer of United
States of friendly mediation through
Sumner Welles to bring about peace
between discorGant' factions.
BUENOs AIRES.-May day is
anXiousIy contemplated owing to
growing number of trades unions
threatening to strike if government
fulflla lis announced intention of
making new national pension law eff
fective then.
TOLEDO, Ohio.-Following speech
here, Senator Hiram Johnson closes
campaign for Republican presiden-
tial nomination, giving rundown
physical condition as reason for can
collation. of midwest speaking dates.
DETROIT.-Wa Elaine Stopa,
woman lawyer, sought in connection
with shooting of caretaker of home
Of Y. KenIy Smith, wealthy Chicago
advertising man, with whom she was
infatuated, commits suicide in De
troit hotel
WASHINGTON.- President Cool.
idge COnfers with congressional lead
ers and Secretary Hughes in effort
to reach compromise on Japanese inn
migration legislation satisfactory to
advocates of exclusion and not of,
fensiVe to Japan.
HAVANA.-False Cuban passports
have been sold for 5000 each to for
eigners desiring to enter United
States, it becomes known after four
Spaniards are deported from New
Orleans to Havana because they
carried fraudulent passports.