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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
8
The Presidents' club meeting scheduled for Monday January 24 is postponed to Monday January 31. It will start at 4 PM in Room 123 of the Piedmont hotel. Eugene R. Black will entertain in honor of Lee Ashcraft, newly elected president.
New York January 20 Colonel E H Abadie former comptroller general of the United States ship ping board testifies before Walsh committees that at least 100 million dollars in improper payments to shipbuilders will be exposed by an ongoing audit. He cites irregular dealings between Bethlehem Shipbuilding and the government tied to Charles Schwab, though he says Schwab knew nothing of specific acts. Abadie states the audit covers multiple yards nationwide and does not single out Bethlehem.
Farrell testifies that photographers met the party near Mattice and forced him to pose as they rode in. He recalls fatigue and disorientation as questions from Hudson Bay officials arose, and he says he later apologized to Hinton. Naval inquiry assigns 38740 for balloon and gear losses, per Lieut. Corbin.
The Southeast Citizens Educational conference opens in Daytona with over 200 delegates from 27 states and three foreign countries. Georgia State Superintendent Brittain and J E Swearingen of South Carolina address the opening, with W N Sheats of Florida set to preside next morning.
County school superintendents and boards from the third district will gather in Americus for a one day convention at the Third District Agricultural and Mechanical College. M. L. Britt will preside over the convention.
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