Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-31
NORTH CAROLINA

ASHENILLE.-Sena George r.
Walker, of the Twenty-eighth North
Carolina district, residing near An
drews, declares in interview great
industrial development is assured as
result of awakening of people OF
2 western North Carolina"
ASHEVILLE-Form Mayor Gala
TIL Roberts is elected president of
= newly organized McAdoo for-Presi-
dent club.
ASHEVILLE-Pres Chase, of
than University of Georgia, first
ell Hill. says University of North
Carolina $50 years ago enrolled first
student, and in that respect is older
D., than Universit yof Georgia. first
university of south to obtain char
ter.
LITTLE SWITZERLAND.-Re.
sort hotels report tourist seasan is
bringing here unusually large num-
Der of summer visitors, indicating
increase in general prosperity
WILMINGTON-Ini mem
bers of Ku Klux Khan will be pub
NJ ltcly held for first time in Whining
s- ton on night of August 6, it is an
nounced. Effort is begun here to
organize woman's auxiliary of h.
X. X.
NORLINA.-IOUacco Cooperative
association members of four North
Carolina counties. numbering, with
I
meeting. picnic and hear speeches.
z RALEIGH. = Governor Morrison
announces decision to parole "A men
and refuse paroles to 81 others.
= Those to be paroled include prisoners
serving terms ranging from four
months to 80 years.
RALEIGH.-August 7 is set as
date for hearing for II. c. Pope, en-
ploye of state hospital ~for insane.
charged with fracturing skull Of c.
F.. Upchurch, visitor at hospital
dance. who was struck on head by
butt of revolver in row growing out
Of request to refrain from smoking.
HENDERSON.-New water sys-
tenn is formally opened here, with
Governor Morrison on program. En-
eineers say flow requires so p hours
:. TO reach town from Pisgah forest
source.
WILMINGTON - Consolidated
customs report shows receipts for
past fiscal year were $3,66Ss190.72
for this district, compared with 81,
722,270.10 for fiscal year ending
June 80. 1922. Collection expense in
1929 was $4,000.
GREENSBQRO.-W. H. Fuller,
one of city's younger social leaders
is sent to county roads three months
after conviction in city court on
charge of assaulting Paul Swinson.
who recently came here from New
York. Fuller appeals.
WADESBORO. - Ninety Arson
county landowners agree to coop
crate with chamber of commerce in
effort to bring bright tobacco grow
ers to this section by making parts
of their farms available for pur-
chase.
RALEIGH - Contract is awarded
to J. W. Stout company. of Sanford,
for construction Of dormitory at
state college, here. to cost s164,00O,
= l.
lege's S1.35O.0 900 building program.
RAEFORD.-J. D. Lineberry OF
Antioch neighborhood, dies at Fay
etteville hospital of wounds received
when shot from auto by three ne
groes, who left him unconscious on
roadside. Whites next day thrashed
negro and serious trouble for time
was fearedyE g.
= DURHAM Thomas Garcia, OF
Miami, Fla, is in Watts hospital suf-
fering from injuries received when
= auto he was riding and train are in
accident He was accompanied by
Il. L. Dodge, \Ft. Lauderdale. Fla,
and Miss Mary Ruhl, Is. who were
returning to Florida from Wiscon.
r sin.
wILSON.-John West, rural NAH
carrier, and family are forced to
take COW with them on vacation trip
because West is only person who
can approach this animal.
- ELIZABETH CITY.-French girl,
bride of Charles Twiford, World war
veteran, attempts to commit suicide
by drinking poison when ordered to
keeping late hours with other men.
She may recover.
ii, GREENSBORO-De tic par
tvs chances. of winning in next pres
identiaI campaign ARE fine, says
United States Senator F.. D. Smith
of South Carolina in interview here.
GREENSBORO.-G. G. Hendricks,
Jr., 81, dies at hospital of injuries
sustained in motor car accident four
days previously. Neck was broken
when car ran over him as he tried
to crank it.
CHARLOTTE. = Queens college
awards to r. \. Hunter. Charlotte
builder, contract for constructing
$4,000 domestic science hall.
ASHEVILLE.-First Is days of
July records more than 5000 per-
sons visiting peak of Mt. Mitchell,
surprising last years record of 1000.
RALEIGH.-Frank Parker feder-
al and state agricultural depart
ments' statistcian here, declares his
observation shows middle west finds
it difficult to understand crop d.
p versity and volume of production in
this state.
NEWTON. - Dan Brinkley, 60,
? fugitive from North Carolina, is ar
- rested here after touring world for
= 81 years and is taken to state prison,
Raleigh, to finish serving 10-year
\ sentence for robbery.
RALEIGH.-State fisheries COM
mission, meeting here, announces
100000 of $4,000 appropriated by
! legislature to develop fisheries will
be expended in development of hatch
cries.
LAKE DR.. Emory
Sledd of Emory university, Atlanta,