Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-31

MhDRID.-Sir Esme Howard,
newly appointed British ambassador
to ntied States, departs for Lon
don.
Observation-Disclosures Walsh,
Montana, and Robinson, Arkansas,
ask for immediate resignation Of
Secretary DENLY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of repre-
sentatives passes resolution to APP
propriate 100000 for prosecution Of
oil lease cancellation proceedings.
WASHINGTON-Premier Veni-
zelos of Greece, and other officials
appeal for aid from American cub
lie for Greek refugees from Asia
Minor.
PARIS. Barthou is re-
elected president and Marquis
Giuseppe Salvage Raggi of Italy,
vice president by reparations com
mission.
mitchell FIELD, N. Y.-The
Curtiss airplane CS2. was officially
passed as fit to accompany the
Shenandoah on its proposed north
pole flight.
WASHINGTON. - Mexican en-
bassy statement claims that Mexi-
can revolutionary armies, on both
eastern and western fronts, have
been cut in two.
BERLIN.-Carloads of American
food, bought with funds raised by
Major General Henry T. Aliens COM
mittee for relief of German children,
reaches Berlin.
WASHINGTON.-President and
Mrs. Coolidge attend annual meet
ing Off Ohio society. president, full
filling obligation assumed by Presl-
dent. Harding.
OSCOW.-During the funeral of
Lenine, the soviet premier, the am
bulance corps treated 3,196 patients
who tainted, We're frost bitten or
suffered attacks of hysteria.
GENEVA.-Naval conference UNI
der auspices of the League of Ma
tons for extension of principles of
Washington treaty to other powers
is set for February IA at Rome.
.2Both Free State and
\
ton of Premier Macdonald to con-
ference to consider boundary cues
ton between northern and southern
Ireland.
BUENOS AIRES. = Montevideo
government receives offer for $40
100000 loan from New Work syndi-
cate through Buenos Aires bank
Loan is repayable in two years at
6 per cent.
WARSAW.-Dr. Venizelos Koko-
loSwki, first secretary of the Polish
legation in Washington. center of
diplomatic inquiry after prohibition
officers raided his home, has been
recalled.
OKLAHOMA CITY. - Anti-Ku
KluX Khan bill, prohibiting wearing
of masks in public, assault while
masked and writing of anonymous
communications, is signed by Gov
ernor Trapp.
WASHINGTON. = Petition two
miles long, bearing 100000 names,
requesting release of Hoover Grit
fin, in German Jail for attempting
TO kldnap Grover Bergdoll, is pre-
Sented to German ambassador.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ways and
means commTtee votes % per cent
reductions on taxes of earned in
comes up to $4,000 and all incomes
under $4,000 are classified as earned
under this proposed reduction.
WIESBADEN, Germany.-F'rench
court-martial sentences to imprison-
ment for one year Paul Socquel.
president OF Franco-Rhenish league,
on charges of having requiSitioned
consignment of marks intended for
reichsbank, for Rhineland republic.
NEW YORK.-Rev. John Roach
Straton wins debate with Rev.
Charles Francis Potter. on subject:
RESOLVED, That the earth and man
came by evolution" Score is now
tied by ministers, each having won
Il debate.
DULUTH, Minn.-President Cool.
ldSe's invitation to the Canadian
government to discuss the st. Law
renee waterway preliminary to
signing the treaty between the two
nations, has been accepted, it was
announced.
CONSTANTINOPLE.-It is re-
ported from Angora, the Turkish
capital, that Suleiman Sivini Bey,
minister of public works, has recon
Sidered abroSation of Chester con-
cessions and will offer further facili.
ties to Clayton-Kennedy group.
ALBANY, n. Y.-Charges that
the New York City Chamber of
Commerce and the Merchants as.
ISOLATION contributed $4,000 each
to finances raised to fight the bonus
measures before congress were made
by John r. Quinn, national COM
ma nder of the American Legion.
GENENA-League of Nations at.
tach Importance to coming CONVEX
sation between Sir Eric Drummond.
league secretary, and Ramsay Mac
Donald, British premier, because Of
its effect on extension of leagues
activities as international machin-
cry for cooperation and concilia-
zion.
WASHINGTON. - White House
gives unofficial impression that
President Coolidge has no present
intention of asking Mr.. DENLY or
MIR. Daugherty TO step ouc of cab
met. and that Mr.. Coolidga will
stand behind them and Theodore
Roosevelt unless evidence is reveal,
sd indicating wrongdoins on their
part.