Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-22
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ROME: Archbishop Mundelein, of
Chicago, cardinal designate, is re-
ceived in audience by the pope.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Captain A.
c. Dale, SO, one of last survivors
OF Jefferson Davis bodyguard, dies.
RALEIGH, n. c.: North Carolina S
delegation to the Republican national
convention is instructed for Presi-
dent Coolidge.
WASHINGTON. = Rebel forces
evacuate Puerto Mexico and feder-
ais take over city, Mexico City dis
patches say.
BOSTON.-Nation pays tribute at
Cambridge to services of President
Emeritus Eliot, of Harvard, on his
ninetieth birthday.
SAN FRANCISCO: Chief Justice
Curtis d. Wilbur, of the California
supreme court, is sworn in as secre-
tary of the navy.
SEATTLE. - Army. aviators on
world flight reach Seattle and begin
preparations for hor-off to Japan via
Alaska and Aleutian islands.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-Nineteen per.
sons were injured, none seriously
when a Rock Island passenger train
is derailed at Cicalia, Ark.
TOXIC. - Eighteen men are still
alive within Japanese submarine,
sunk Tuesday off Sasebo naval base
in collision with warship Tatsuta
MEXICO CITY: The reported
flight aboard steamer of General
Enrique Estrada, commander-in-ch
Of the unsuccessful revolt in Jalisco
and Michoacan, is confirmed.
PEKIN. - Chinese government
orders soviet envoy to quit China.
because of attempts of envoy to
force Chinese recognition of soviet
government.
ST. JOHNS .-Commission investi-
eating administration of Sir Richard
Squres, former premier of New
foundland, in report sustains charges
of craft.
HERRIN, Ill.-Remaining bonds
OF seventy citizens in connection
with clash between Ku klux Khan
and anti-klan factions are filed,
bringing total of bonds to $780, 900.
NEW YORK .-Henry Ford's rail,
road, the Detroit, Toledo and Iron
ton, operated as a ''plant facility"
has lost its owner $98,207 in four
years of operation, it is reported.
NEW YORK. Last "stick" of
type set by President Harding is
turned over to Frank F.. Noyes, pres
ident of The Associated Press, bv
w. G. Thompson, publisher of Fair.
banks alaska News-EAiner.
BOSTON: Speaker Gillett, speak
| ing at the Coolidge night banquet OF
the Amherst Alumni association, eX-
presses confidence that our govern
ment on the whole is sound and is
not tainted with corruption"
DUBLIN. - Richard Mulcahy,
Irish free state minister of defense,
resigns following announcement of
disapproval by executive council Of
military raids Tuesday in Dublin
and President Cosgrave will assum
portfolio.
SAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
forces occupy Tegucigalpa, capital OF
Honduras, overthrowing dictatorship
of Generals Aria sand Bueso; Unit
ed States sailors are rushing to Hon,
duran capital to protect American
interests.
NEW YORK. -Differences of
opinion as to whether Methodist
Episcopal church should pledge it.
self to refrain from parti cipation in
future wars develops at annual New
York East conference of church.
WAsHINGTON.-What is de-
scribed as considerable sum" col
| lected in income tax upon seized es-
tate of Grover c. Bergdoll, draft
evader, is included in checks sent
from Maryland internal revenue dis
trict.
NEW YORK.-General Carlos Gar
cia Velez, Cuban minister to Eng
land, who has been sought for six
months by the Cuban police in con-
nection with recently dismissed
charges involving revolutionary ac-
tivities, arrives in Ne WORK from
Nassau.
TOKIO.-A high japanese naval
officer admits Toxic government
realizes value of coming Japanese
naval strength display on Yangtse
| river in view of last years Chinese
boycott and attacks on Japanese
shipping, but insists cruise is With