Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17
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PARIS.-United States wins O1ym-
pics field and track competition for
eighth successive time, scoring 255
against 1G6 points for Finland, which
takes second place. Allen Stenroos,
of Finland, wins Olympic marathon
by running the 26-mile course in two
hours, AZ minutes and 22.6 seconds,
nearly six minutes ahead of BerCini
of Italy, his closest rival Clarence
dc Mar, of Boston, is third.
LONDON. - Bishop Durham, Of
Westminster Abbey, and Father
Knox in Westminster cathedral, sur
prise congregations with sermons on
the influence of advertising in mod
ern life, on occasion Of the :Hterna-
tioal advertisers convent on here.
NEW YORK. - President Cool
idge's conception of heaven as an
abode of the vital and vigorous,
young as well as old, is described
by Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, the
presidents pastor, in sermon at Mar
bic Collegiate church, New York.
BUENOS AIRES.-Brazilian reb-
els, after setting up provisional gov
ernment at Sac Paulo, advance on
Santos supply base Of government
troops, according to cable advices
from MOntevideo.
LONDON.-Prince of Wales, as
Lord Renfrew, will sail from London
for New York August % on Beren-
garia to witness polo matches at
MeadoWbrook and later tour Canada.
LOCUST VALLEY, L. John w.
Davis tells newspapermen he be
lieVes the Democrats will carry the
middle and northwestern states de-
spite La Toilette.
PARE. - General NOile+, minis.
ter tf war, says France offers am
nesty &c all Frenchmtn who STAYED
in Argentina and fan II to join, the
colors during the World war.
OMAHA. - Nebraska national
committeeman for the Farmer-Labor
party charge the executive commit
tee in nominating w. Z. Foster, with
double crossing them and quit
posts.
AKRON, O. - Police confiscate
$150,000 worth of narcotics and at
rest three in a drive on a dope sell
ing ring.
VIENNA.-United States aviators,
flying around world, arrive at vi
emma from Bucharest.
NEW YORK.-John w. Davis
plans speaking tour of west to coun-
teract activities of La Toilette pro-
gressives.
WASHINGTON.-The naval board
of inquiry holds that the turret ex-
plosion aboard the L. S. S. Mississippi
pl June II, which killed az men, was
caused by the use of insufficient air
pressure in cleaning the bore Of the
gun.
LONDON.-Winifred Emery, the
actress, wife of Cyril Maude, come
dian, des at BexhiII, Sussex.
NEW YORK.-Friends Of FELTON,
Elkins, New York and San Francis
co, wealthy sportsman, confirm the
report that he married Mrs. Lam
sing kellogg Tevis, Of Boston, on
June q.
NEW YORK.-An injunction to
close for one year the Ritz Carlton
hotel. world-famous establishment,
will be sought by United States at
torneys, under the provisions Of the
federal prohibition laws.
NOGALES, Ariz.-Rudolfo Gales.
state treasurer of Sonora, Mexico,
and son of General Plutarco Elias
Gales, is appointed treasurer of the
National Railway Of Mexico.
WEST PALM BEACH, F'la.-The
will of Richard Croker, former Tam
many chief. made in 1919 and be-
queathing all his property to Bula
E. Croker, his wife. is admitted to
probate.
E.-Internatio adver.
Using convention will meet in Hous-
ton. Texas, in 1925, governing body
decides.