Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-15
WORLD NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF

BERLIN.-Presiden Ebert, as
! chancellor and DR.. Marx as presi-
| dent is forecast at probable outcome
OF Reichstag elections.
northumberland of Java Is
| shaken by earthquake Wednesday
many towns are reported destroyed
and 800 persons killed.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are 5000
| boOleSgers in Washington, according
to police court figures, Assistant
United States Attorney David l.
Hart declares.
PARIS.-Premier Herriot pre-
sents approval OF Franco-Americar
rum treaty, similar to one signed by
| Great Britain and United States, to
| chamber of deputies.
WALLACE, Idaho.-Directors OF
Hecla Mining company with prop
critics at Burke, Idaho, declare divi'
dend of 25 cents a share on capital
stock of one million shares.
MEXICO CITY. = Two deputies
are wounded in course Of shooting
ARRAY in Mexican chamber of dep
uties when more than 200 shots
and fired as climax of stormy debate.
DUBLIN. - Several shipping
agents were fined on charges of at,
tempting to bride American consul
late officials here to get them to adj
vance appointment dates for emf.
grants.
WASHINGTON Representative
Fred A. Britten, of Chicago, is named
chairman of committee to further
candidacy of Representative Martin
3. Madden, Illinois, for speaker of
house.
WASHINGTON.-John L. Lewis,
president of United Mine Workers of
America, is indorsed by Chairman
O'COnnor, of the shipping board, for
secretary of labor should Secretary
| Davis resign.
GRAND RAPIDS.-Two men are
killed, twelve injured and damage
estimated at $50 900 is done to Grand
Rapids postoffice when mysterious
| explosion wrecks loading dock and
| receiving room.
WASHINGTON. = Nation wide
jewel smuggling conspiracy is
broken uD by customs service, treas.
ury reveals in announcing seizure
and Identification of gems valued
at quarter of million.
WASHINGTON. = H. H. Bryn,
! Norwegian minister to United
States, promises to investigate al
| legged activities Of vessels of Norwe.
gian registry along Atlantic coast
| in liquor trade.
NEW ORLEANS.-Suit seeking
| to GUST Walter L. Cohen, negro
| comptroller DISCUSSIONS here, and at
lacking the legality of the fourteenth
amendment to the United States con.
stitution, is dismissed.
NEW YORK. - Leonard XII
Rhinelander, member of one of New
| York's oldest families, is married tt
Alice Beatrice Jones, a daughter o.
| a New Rochelle taXicab driver, i
is disclosed at New York.
NEW YORK.-Miss Martha Osten
so, "a, a school teacher, wins $13
500 prize offered jointly by Dodd
Mead & Co., Pictorial Review anC
| Famous PlayersLasky, for her firs
novel THE Passionate Flight"
! BALTIMORE. Representative
John Philip Hill acquitted in fed
! eral court at Baltimore of violation
| of Volstead act, says he is in posi-
ton to ask congress to modify Law
and pass 2.75 per cent beer bill.
| PHILADELPHIA. - Universit,
of Pennsylvania football team viii
meet University of Illinois and Uni
| Versity of Chicago under home and
home arrangement next season
| Pennsylvania football officials an
| nounce.
DIES NOTWITHSTANDING A. B
! Cummins, Of Iowa, co-author OF
Esch-Cummins transportation act
railroad legislation in short session
mediately.
WASHINGTON. - Ordinary ex
! penses of government have been Gu
in half during first three years O.
budget, II. M. Lord, director gen
eral of budget, tells members o
chamber of commerce of state @
! New York
WASHINGTON. - Agricultural
problem today, President Coolidge
says in address to Association o
| Land Grant colleges. is concerned
with distribution more than produe
ton and urges more attention It
| scientific marketing.
! BOSTON. - Living conditions
among students of six colleges and
uniVer sites of Boston are condemn.
ed in report of faculty-student com.
mittee, which finds immortality
drinking and gambling exist in stu.
dent rooming houses.
Ell PASO.-Suspension of charter
| of United Brotherhood of Carpen.
tiers and Joiners in American Fed.
GRAFTON of Labor is demanded by six.
teen international organizations OF
building trades department of fed
| Grafton in session here.
LONDON.-Emma Goldman, who
was deported in 1919 as an undo,
! sirable alien, declares at dinner in
/ her honor that she will only return
/ to America on her own terms. and
/ will demand thot al