Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-18
WORLD NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF

HIGHLAND FALLS, N. Y.-Mrs.
Frances f. Morgan, widow of j.
Pierpont Morgan is critically i'll.
WASHINGTON. = Program of
PRESIDENT Coolidse's trip to Chicago
calls for two speeches December 4.
PEORIA. nl.-Four prominent
farmers were killed when train hit
their automobile at Tiskilwa, near
here.
Observation-Disclosures with
Poland for funding of national debt
of 79,565,025 to United States is
signed by President Coolidge.
NEW YORK.-New York stock
exchange will cooperate with federal
government in nationwide effort to
rid country of security swindlers.
EVANSTON, Ill. = Charles G.
Dawes, vice president-elect, injured
while taking morning exercises, is
operated on successfully at Evans
ton.
NEW Interpretations are.
complete for s to hour overnight
air mail service between New York
and Chicago, to be inaugurated next
spring.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y. = George
Eastman gives $2,300,000 toward
fund of ten millions for buildings
and endowment of University >of
Rochester.
Observation-Disclosures women
and baby are killed and Is per
sons are injured when Florida East
Coast railway train is derailed near
Wabasso, Fla.
WASHINGTON.-Gustav J. Kar-
ger, fiftyeight, one of Washington S
best known newspaper men and cor
respondent for Cincinnati Times
Star dies after operation.
JERSEY CITY.-In second large
fire in Jersey City within three days
two Erie railroad piers and much
valuable freight are destroyed at es-
timated loss of $1,50o,000.
AMSTERDAM. = Advices from
Java, dated November IS, say the
ening 20 ruin houses which escaped
unchanged in previous quakcs.
CHICAGO.-Harold RED" Grange,
of Illinois sensational halfback, is
definitely out of football for baalnce
of season because of injuries received
in Saturdays game with Minnesota
Observation-Disclosures of tax
law should not be attempted until
after government books are balanced
at end of present fiscal year, June
80, 1925, administration decides.
GENEVA.-Refusal of japanese
delegation to international confer
ence for suppression of opium smok-
ing to sign proposed agreement
caused virtual collapse of delibera-
tons.
LOS ANGELES aiding party
diverts flow of Los Angeles aque-
duct into owens river near Lone
Pine, Cal. in effort to force settle
ment of feud over disposition of
water.
MENICO C1TY.-Alejo Garcia and
Francisco Ruiz were sentenced to
death for the murder Of Mrs. Resale
Evans, American-born widow of a
British subject who was killed last
August.
MEXICO. = leopold Guerrero,
aged member OF the Mexican cham
Ser of deputies from Zacatecas.
wounded in a shooting affray that
followed a debate in the chamber,
dies.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.-Board Of
bishops Of Methodist Episcopal
church demands principle of con
scription of wealth and labor as
counterpart of any future conscrip-
ton of human life in war.
BERLIN.-Germany's reparations
payment of goods in kind during
September and October totaled ap-
proximately 170,000,O00 gold marks,
according to a report by Seymour
Parker Gilbert, agent general for
separations.
INDIANAPOLIS.-The American
Legion announced it soon would
launch national campaign to raise
an endowment fund of S5,000,000 to
care for orphaned children of World
war veterans and helpless disabled
former service men.
WASHINGTON.-The chamber of
commerce of the United States pre-
scented a statement to President
Coolidge urging immediate repeal of
the law permitting publication of in
come tax returns and establishment
of a tax commission TO simplify tax
regulations
ATLANTIC CITY-Selection and
financing of American Olympic
teams in all sports over which Amer
lean Athletic union has jurisdiction
is recommended in report of vii
liam c. ProIt, retiring president of
A. A. L., submitted today to the or
ganiZatiOn at Atlantic CITY