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THE CLEVELAND COURIER. CLEVELAND. GEORGIA.
THE WEEK’S EVENTS
IMPORTANT NEWS OF STATE, NA
TION AND THE WORLD
BRIEFLY TOLD
ROUND ABOUT THE WORLD
A Condensed Record Of Happening*
Of Interest From All Points
Of The World
Foreign—
Sheriff’s officers in motor cars visit¬
ed the residences of the members of
the Poplar borough council, who had
refused to comply with an order of
the high court requiring them to
raise tax rates in accordance with a
ruling of the London county council.
The councillors were arrested and con¬
veyed to prison amid the sympathetic
cheers from the crowds.
More than 600 delegates from virtu¬
ally every country in the world were
gathered at Calrsbad Czechoslovakia
to attend the opening session of the
twelfth International Zionist congress.
The chief work of the congress will
be the discussion of the problems
attending the rebuilding of Palestine,
and, in view of the present situation
of the Holy Land.
The discovery of a secret organiza¬
tion plotting a revolution in Hungary.
Fifty-six arrests have been made and
papers confiscated which prove the
connection of the organization with
foreign bolshevists and the Industrial
Workers of the World who are claimed
to have furnished the funds used by
the plotters.
The Removal of the body of Pope
Leo XIIr from the Vatican to the
Church of St. John Uateran, has been
postponed.
Representatives of American oil
companies, at Mexico City, recently
declined to express opinions regard¬
ing action of the supreme court recent¬
ly in unanimously granting an injunc¬
tion to the Texas company enjoining
the Mexican department of com¬
merce and industry from denouncing
rights to oil lands held by the Texas
company.
Marcellus T. Abernathy, Ninth Coast
artillery was so severely bitten by a
shark while bathing in Manilla Ray
that he died soon afterwards. His
nearest kin is Miss Mildred Abernathy
a sister, at Forsyth, Ga.
Three more bodies were recovered
from the wreckage of dirigible ZR-2,
making a total of twenty-two recover¬
ed since the disaster.
Famine scenes are described by the
Pravada, a Moscow soviet organ, re¬
ceived at Riga recently.
England is now at* peace with all
her enemies of the world war, only
with the exception of Turkey.
Field Marshal Count Karl von Bue
low, who was commander in-chief of
the German second army during the
world war died recently at Berlin.
At least thirteen are killed and
more than a hundred have been
wounded in the bitter factional rioting
which has raged through Belfast for
three days, and which now appears to
burned itself out through exhaustion
of the spirit of the fighters and the
-rigorous action by troops and police.
Washington—
Headquarters of the Gulf division
of the Emergency Fleet corporation
wore closed recently, virtually ending
thh labors whic at one time engaged
50,000 men in sixteen southern towns.
The force retained by Manager D. T.
Williams- numbers but fifty men. The
gulf division constructed 151 vessels
of 707,400 deadweight tons in the
yards of Savannah and Brunswick,
Ga., Jacksonville, Tampa and Pensa¬
cola, Fla., Pascayoula and Moss Point,
Miss., Mobile, Ala.
Instructions for obtaining material
from the war department for the pur¬
pose of exhibition at fairs, xpositions,
and like celebrations, were announced
reently by Adjutant Gneral P. C. Har¬
ris, in a ltter to Senator Thomas E.
Watson, of Georgia.
It is authoritatively learned that the
interstate commerce commission, un¬
der tht provisions of the Esch-Cum
mings transportation act, will short!”
announce consolidation of the rail¬
roads of the United States into twen¬
ty systems.
Nathaniel Ferguson, aged 9, arrived
at the Union station here recently
Raliegh, N. C., locked in a baggage
car. Investigating lusty yells from
within the car railroad detectives
found the lad, who explained he had
entered the car on a side track at
Raliegh while at play recently. Some
of his companions had locked him in
as a lark, and before they returned
he was on his way to Washington.
His mother was notified.
Decision was reached recently by
the senate finance committee to re¬
writ the house tax hill so as to in
elude in one document every internal
revenue law on the statute books.
Agreement between Japan and
China regarding the so-called Shan¬
tung issue before the convention of
the Washington armament conference,
soon, is impossibility unless Japan
voluntarily surrenders ail privileges
granted her under the Versailles
treaty, according to well-informed au¬
thorities here.
Reports by expert engineers furnish¬
ing statistics of the operation of the
Muscle Shoal, Ala., nitrate plant dam
under the proposal submitted by
Henry Ford have been received by
Secretary Weeks
A half-billion dollar anchor to wind¬
ward has been provided by the house
of representatives against failure of
the new tax law to provide for the
government’s expeditures for the cur¬
rent year. This anchor may be a life
saver in either of two likely conting¬
encies. One—If the new schedule of
taxes provided by the law fails to
produce sufficient revenue to cover
the total of appropriations.
President Harding, speaking recent¬
ly at the opening of the fall term of
the Army War college, declared that
"no matter where the best aspirations
of the world lead us there never may
he a time without the necessity for
armed forces.’’ The. president in his
brief address, however, pledged the
two hundred officers in his audience
that, during his administration they
would never be called to perform mili¬
tary service “they could not enter
into with all their heart and soul as
Americans.”
Indications of a broad general busi¬
ness recovery throughout the country
are lacking still, according to a report
given out by the federal reserve hoard.
Chairman Sydney Anderson issued a
statement recently asserting that addi¬
tional credit facilities for farmers are
imperative. He indicates the commis¬
sion in its report to congress will reo
commend a concrete plan for bridging
the gap between short-time and long¬
time credits.
That the homage paid to his mother
in the movement to build a replica of
her birthplace in the national capital
through the efforts of the Georgia
Roosevelt Memorial association, would
have been most pleasing to Theodore
Roosevelt, was the daclaration of Han
nis Taylor, ex-ambassador to Spain,
in an address before the association
following the parade and pageant re¬
cently.
Assurance was given President Har¬
ding recently by Senator Watson, re¬
publican, Indiana, that the tax revi¬
sion bill would be ready for consid¬
eration soon by the senate and to be
put through without delay.
Captain Cranston Williams, secre¬
tary to Senator Harris, went, to Camp
Meade, Maryland recently to attend a
farewell dinner of the officers and
ladies of the 56th infantry.
The Famous-Players Lasky corpora¬
tion and affiliated concerns, which
the federal trade commission was
formally charged with unfair coni
petition and monopolistic policies,
combined and conspired to suppress
competition in interstate commerce iu
motion picture films, according to
official complaints.
The federal government is now mov¬
ing rapidly to protect the state of West
Virginia against violence. The presi¬
dent has issued a proclamation giv¬
ing those engaged in unlawful pro¬
ceedings until noon, September 1, to
return peaceably to their homes.
Decision to ask Henry Ford to come
to Washington for a conference with
respect to his offer for the Muscle
Shoals nitrate plant, was announced
recently by Secretary Weeks.
Domestic—
Gen. II. H. Bandkolt announces that
he has dispatched a telegram to the
war department at Washington to send
federal troops into West Virginia at
once. He says: “I am satisfied tho
West Virginia miners will not obey the
president's proclamation."
Conflicting reports of happening
along Spruce Creek ridge, West Vir¬
ginia, on one side of which armed
bands are gathered, while on the other,
Logan county deputy sheriffs, volun¬
teers and state troops are doing patrol
duty are circulated in Logan, W. Va.
Reports from Camp Bix are that
troops of the Twenty-sixth and Six¬
teenth infantries are awaiting orders
for possible duty in the West Vir¬
ginia coal fields.
The Ford Motor company has in the
neighborhood of $54,000.00i> in cash in
the bank, according to a report tender¬
ed the department of state at Lansing,
Midi. The report has not been offi¬
cially accepted because of minor er¬
rors and may be returned to the
company for correction.
Bodies of eleven miners were re¬
covered recently from the Harco
mine, after an explosion recently, at
Harrisburg, Illinois.
Creditors of Lewis Burke, Chatta¬
nooga broker, now in jail in default of
bond on the charge of fraudulent
breach of trusts, filed on involuntary
petition in bankruptcy against him.
A man in whose coat were found
papers indicating that he was Oscar
Norlin, of Baltimore, committed
suicide recently by jumping off tho
Brooklyn bridge.
Unless a tax bill amounting to
is paid, the sheriff of Tangipahoa par
ish, will at an early date sell at auc¬
tion the Louisiana estate of General
John J. Pershing, according to a story
published by The Pelicanaire, a for¬
mer service men’s weekly publication.
A train of three loaded trolley ex¬
press cars recently crashed into a
five-story building at Springfield,
Mass., when motorman lost control
of the cars. Only one person was in¬
jured.
Director C. R. Forbes, of the veter¬
ans’ bureau, Washington, will make a
personal inspection of the government
property at Camp McClellan soon, ac¬
cording to information made recently
to Congressman Lamar Jeffries.
The soviet authorities stili have re¬
sources at their disposal and should
be urged to use them to provide food
for adult relief, declared Secretary of
Commerce Hoover, chairman of the
American relief administration, in n
telegram recently to Colonel William
N. Haskell, director of the relief’ad
ministration’s mission to Russia
Better Retire.
“I’m discouraged and tired of life,”
declared the head of the family.
“Why so despondent?” asked his
friend.
“Statistics.”
“Statistics? What’s that got to do
with it?”
“Yes: they say that due hours of
work a day is enough to supply each
member of the community with a liv¬
ing, provided the work be equally
shared by all.
“Well, I’m the only one in five in
my family that labors. So, if statis¬
tics are true, to support file crowd I’ve
got to work 25 hours a day.”
If a man is a success he knows it;
if he is a failure all his neighbors
know it.
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