Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-20
WORLD NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF

| mate OF ireland, is ueau.
Ell PASO.-Hasty formation of
labor banks is condemned in report
of executive council of Anne cican
Federation of Labor, submitted al
opening session.
WASHINGTON. - Attorney Gen
eral Stone takes first steps to OBJ
tain indictments of certain newspa
pers for publication of income tax
returns.
NEW vORK.-Connection of DR..
! Harry Emerson Fosdick, special
preacher. with First Presbyterian
church. will be severed March /.
1925, Presbytery decides.
! MADRID.-As first step in evacua-
! ton of Moroccan territory Spanish
| forces withdraw from "holy city, of
| Sheshuan, official announcement of
military directorate states.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. = Authorities
question family of Mrs. Addie Sheats-
| ley, wife of Lutheran pastor, whose
| charred body was found Monday
in furnace, without uncOVering clue.
! NEW YORk.-EXplosion on oil
| barge results in one man being re-
| ported missing, injury to dozen per-
| sons and property damage along New
: Jersey waterfront estimated at 100,
| 600
| SAN FRANCISCO.-W joan
| son, Washington's star pitcher, t,nd
| George Weiss, owner of New Haven
baseball team, take over Oakland
=! Cal. club in Pacific Coast Baseball
| league.
NEW YORK-Seven men aboard
| sloop Frolic, missing since Sunday
are picked up by Norwegian steam
| ship MeXicanO off Nantucket, ac-
hcording to intercepted radio mes.
sage.
SALT LAX TY.-Ambrose N.
Mckay, general manager of Salt
/ Lake City Tribune and former vice
/ president of the Associated Press,
dies at Salt Lake City. aged Sc
years.
l. ATLANTIC CITY.-Two are dead
and two are believed to have persisted
in half million dollar fire which de-
.stroys one Atlantic City hotel, men
aces two others and damages famous
/ steel pier.
| GENEVA - British government
! formally requests indefinite adj
/ journment of discussion by League
| of Nations of security and disarma-
ment protocol, recently adopted by
! league assembly.
/ WASHINGTON. - White stone
| crosses similar to wooden crosses
(which have marked graves since war,
/ will hn A
! dead in France, battle monuments
| commission decided.
BALTIMORE of Johns
! Hopkins institutions in conjunction
with the Wilmer foundation plan
establishment of 100000 founda-
ton for endowment at Baltimroe of
great eye hospital and school.
WASHINGTON. - Gen. Pershing
| with rank of ambassador extraordi-
nary and plenipotentiary. will hea6
special mission representing United
States at celebration in Peru next
month of battle of Ayacucho.
WASHINGTON.-Commission on
agricultural inquiry called by Presi-
dent Coolidge decides to base it's
! analysis of the situation on pending
farm legislation and administrator
Of present laws affecting agriculture.
LOS ANGELEIS.-Trial of govern
ments suit for cancellation of 500.
600, 0OC oil lease and contract with
/ Pan-American Petroleum and Trans
port company closes, and case rests
in hands of Judge Paul J. McCor.
mick.
| LOS ANGELES.-Tem court
order is issued at Independence. Ca,
! restraining Owens Valley ranchers
from interfering with Los Angeles
water supply, which is being divert
ed in effort of ranchers to settle
J water war"
LOS ANGELES.-F'r Fulton
| Minnesota -pugilist, and his
manager, are arraigned at Los An
geles for violation of state boXins
law after allegations are made thai
his fight at Culver City, Cal, Mon
day with Tony Fuente, Mexican
heavyweight, was framed.
WASHINGTON Cool
idSe accepts craftsmanship of hon.
orary executive committee to head
American Legion campaign for So
100000 endowment fund for orphaned
children of World war veterans and
helpless disabled former service men