Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-21
WORLD NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF


{ NEW YORk.-Chairman Butler,
of Republican national committee,
alleges La Toilette leaders decide to
raise campaign fund of $1,000 in
Wisconsin.
SAN Shenandoah, on re
turn journey from Camp Lewis
Wash. to San Diego, Call proceeds
southwark on edge of storm sweep
| ing down from north.
CHICAGO.-U. S. court of appeals
including former Mayor r. o. John
son, of Gary, Ind, convicted at
Gary on liquor charges.
ALBANY, n. Y.-Charee of usur-
patton of power made against the
supreme court has been disproved
Secretary of State Hughes declares
at con~ocatjOn Of University of State
of New York.
LONDON. - Straight fights be-
tween labor and conservative candi-
dates in PAT districts and 227 tri-
angular contests in British parlia-
mentary elections are assured as re-
suit of Saturdays nominations.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - In a state.
! ment issued here, saying that Demo
cratic party does not fear Senator
La Follettes candidacy, John w.
Davis admits that independents may
carry six or eight states.
Tendency of liberals
and conservatives to combine be-
comes more pronounced as British
election day approaches, which in
dicates possibility of Unonist-Lib-
eral coalition ministry.
CHICAGO.-Chair Borah and
members of special senate committee
investigating campaign expenditures
leave Chicago for Washington to re-
sumo hearings on Senator La Fol
lette's charge of a Republican
"slush" fund,
WASHINGTON.-PresiGent Cool
idge, approving campaign by Repub-
lican national committee il respect
to. expenditures, says report sub
mitted at Chicago shows campaign
has been conducted with care and
regard for law.
BOSTON.-CaSh value Of college
education to possessor is $72 900,
according to estimate of Lean F.. H.
Lord of College of Business Admin
istration Of Boston university while
high school educations were valued
at $4,000.
observation-disclosures Cool
idge in letter indorsing celebration
of Navy day, October 81, expresses
hope Washington disarmament con-
ference may have been beginning of
general reduction of arms by inter
national agreement.
NEW YORK. - DR.. Harry Emer-
son Fosdick in what may be his last
sermon in the First Presbyterian
church, if church accepts his resig
nation, asks members of congrega-
ton to remain in church regardless
of disposition of his case.
SYRACUSE. N. Chancellor
Charles Wesley Flint. of Syracuse
university, in statement to faculty,
DIRECTS that professors shall take
no partisan attitude before class or
express personal opinion on imme-
date camTaign issues or candidates.
NEW YORK.-When hecklcd at
Friendship. n. y, on subject of oil
scandals, Colonel Roosevelt. R2pub-
lean candidate for governor, tells
gathering that report of Senator
Walsh, of oil committee, showed he
was "clean as A whistle
NEW YOR NNi1iio,,, C;NbS
McAdoo informs national Demo
cratic headquarters he will be unable
on account of his i'll health to make
speaking tour, and expresses regret
that La F'ollette-Wheele forces ana
Democrats cannot present a united
force against a common enemy
CHIC ~O.-ClarenC DarroN, ia.
nous Chicago lawyer and Dudley
Field Malone, collector f port of
New York under l4r-Ident Wilson,
will take stump in behalf of Senator
l. Follette's Independent candidacy,
it is announced az La Toilette head
quarters.
! . MOSCOW.-Minister OF War Trot
| sky, in speech at kabaI n Balkan,
Caucasia, declares soviet govern
ment is compelled to maintain red
army ito prevent being destroyed by
our enemies, the imperial robbers
who now are tearing China to
| pieces"