Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-10

torate of Fourth Street Christian
church, accepts position with Realty
Bond company and announces he
will give some time to eVangelistlc
work.
GreensbOrO.-Gr players
are guests of Rotary club, when
each player is presented with hat as
token of city's appreciation for their
winning first half of Piedmont
league race.
AhOskie.-Hllary Matthews an
nounCes entrance into race for judge
ship held by Judge Kerr, who is
expected to resign, being candidate
for representative from Second dis
trict.
HickOry.-Mss Martha Lula Frye,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Frye, dies after long illness.
HicISory.-Miss Catherine RAIDER,
70, and Mrs. J. G., RAIDER, u, sisters,
living midway between MOrgantOWn
and Lenior, die within few hours,
both suffering strokes of paralysis.
i. G. RAIDER, well-known farmer, hus-
band of latter, is expected to die of
heart trouble.
Rocky MOunt.-Governor Morri-
sons prison reform program is
adopted by Nash county commits
sioners, meeting at Nashville, with
exception of discontinuance of use
of whip.
New Bein.-R. A. Num-, chair
man of county board of education,
leads strong movement to influence
county commissioners to restore re-
Gently abolished office of welfare SUI
perintendcnt.
Durham.-Trinity college Method
isO announces prospective enroll
ment of $50 IN department of re-
iigious education, as compared with
SIS last year.
RaIeigh.-Federal Judge Conner
signs judgment of 1888 against
former Congressman H. l.. Goodwin
in favor of G.. ODER & Sons,/ Balti-
more fertilizer concern.
Chapel HilI.-Federal Judge Con-
nor will come to state university on
July % if his Wife'S health permits
to deliver series of lectures to law
school students. He is deferring
decision on offer to permanently ac-
cept RufTin lectureship.
Raleigh. - Banking, Trust and
Mortgage company, Petersburg, Va,
obtains judgment in federal court
for $4,000 agairst@R. l.. Warren
and Edifh C. Pope, executors of es.
tate of j. II. Pope, of Dunn.
NewtOn.-Judge Webb opens Ca.
tawba county criminal court, fac.
ing largest docket in history of
county, 40 of total of 125 being are
liquor cases.
Durham. - Masons prepare to
break ground on newly purchased
site for temple
SiIer City.-Fourth of July cele-
bration program includes baby
show, parade, address by William c.
Hammer, Asheboro, athletic con-
tests and ball game.
Raleigh. - Seventeen road con,
tracts totalling $2,43S,O0O are award
ed by state highway commission,
bids on - others being rejected as
excessive.
ThOmasviIIe.- Augusta Gates,
g., dies at Statesville hospital
Durham.-Board Of education de-
cides to teach home economics in
negro schools, employing full-time
teacher.
Durham. - Trinity Methodist
church announces contract will be
awarded about September L for con
struction Of new $225,O 900 building.
observation-disclosures A. Walker, go
farmer, dies at home near here
widow and five children surviving.
ReidsvilIe. - Remains of John
Ware, AZ, former citizen. who died
at veterans hospital, Augusta, Ga,
are brought here for interment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carolina ru
raj letter carriers association is told
by w. r. Spillman, superintendent
of postoffice service, that $4,000 ru'
raj routes have been established in
six years.
Raleigh.-Wake county board OF
commissioners, through state, file
suit against L. D. Stephenson, for
mer county treasurer, to recover
$13, 900 which was on deposit in Cen
trail Bank & Trust Co., here, when
bank failed, January 10, 1922.
LumbertOn.-H. L. Tallifero, un.
der several aliases, is arrested on
bench warrant signed by Judge Sin
clair, charging an attempt to in
timidate state witnesses subpoenaed
to attend trial in cases growing out
of flogging of Mrs. Mary Watson
and Mrs. Hattie Purvis. He is re-
leased on $4,000 bond.
RaIeigh.-Wake county commits
sioners in resolution indorse prin-
ciple of state mothers aid bill and
pledge necessary cooperative appro-
priations.
RaIeigh.-Award of $4,000 Is
made to Frank Earl. Parham, New
York lawyer, native of Oxford, n.
c., for services in connection with
control of $1,503,0 Jabez Bostwicl
beQuest.
Raleigh.-Miss Evelyn Nichols,
music teacher at Caraleigh Mills,
aged about 40, disappears and police
spread alarm. When last seen she
was alighting from auto in heart Of
Raleigh. She came here from Green
wood, S. c.
RutherfOrdtOn.-A nation
is called to assume obligations of
world pioneer and insure for all of
world democratic liberty such as
America enjoys, in July Fourth adj
dress by Angus w. Mclean, of Lum-
berton, former director of war
finance corporation.
RaIeigh.-It is learned visit to
office of Governor Morrison, of Col
onel A. d. Watts, state official, who
resigned after being charged with
immoral conduct, was immediate
cause of governor requesting Tom
Best, Greensboro newspaper man,
never to re-enter executive Offices
Governor declares w. H. Richard.
son, governors secretary, and Prison
superintendent POu caught Best
eaVesdrOpping.