Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-29

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company calls for bids for construc
as ton of building to cost about 500
1000.
GASTONIA.-James E. Page. sew
-.enty-five, former mayor, prominen
lin business affairs, dies of heart at
tack. He was native of Marietta
Georgia.
- KINSTON.-One billion people il
"oworld never have heard of Jesu
Christ" says DIR. Frederick w. Burn
""ham, of ST. Louis, president o
United Christian Church Missionar,
society, who is visiting DR.. Abran
Cory, of Kinston, president of Dis
ciples of Christ of world.
.RALEIGH.-Address nine new
ly naturalized citizens, Federal Judgt
Henry c. Conner says: L regar'
any man as an enemy to his countr!
=who does not stand in the oper
where all men can see him day OF
night" adding that enemies within
country are greatest menace"
RALEIGH.-Neither j. w. Bailey
Of Raleigh, nor A. w. Mclean, o
Lumberton, prospective opponents il
race for governor, have been invited
to speak before meeting at Whining
FiOll, Ol l6dCLSlS III SOulIlScASlCIn us
-trict, State Education association
-says Miss Elizabeth Kelley, lresi
-dent, denying reports.
CHARLOTTE.-T pieces OF up
stown property are sold for $27S ,00C
kby heirs of late S. Wittowski, Charles
rP. Moody and John M. Scott and as
-sociates.
RALE1GH-J. E. Owens, magis
Tfate and Wake county coroner
wins suit for recovery of 80 cents
deposited with Pine State Creamery
,-Sen milk bottles when defense fails
,.ssfo fight case after engaging at
-torney.
ET--. RALEIGH.-Judge c. c. Lyon ad
Journs Wake county superior court
20 go to Charlotte to bedside OF
4. brother, who is critically i'll.
HIGH POINT.-Rev. Thomas c.
!, Garrick, aged retired Baptist min
: ..v-ister.- lis fined 1925 in police court
I. when trial on charge of assault with
/. deadly weapon, fine being paid for
dispensation to three youths, sons of
prominent families, who were shot
while in minister's turnip patch.
Z 3er ASHEVIILB.-Char that red
! pepper was thrown down Ventilatin2
7, 1gllaft is included in affidavit read in
], superior court at hearing on petit
ton of the Times and the Citizen,
who seek to have made permanent
an injunction restraining striking
employees from alleged acts of vio-
lence.
Incorporation commits
sion holds hearing on request of
Southern Power company to raise
wholesale rates for power ten per
cent and instructs company and
mills opposing petition to file briefs,
which company says it has no in
tention of doing, declaring future
expansion depends on increase, it
'9Jeing claimed present rates allow
I income of less than five per cent
per annum.
GREENSBORO. = June Willard,
:. prominent Guilford county man, be-
! gins serving 90-day road sentence
{ for violating prohibition laws after
being five times allowed by governor
Ito delay starting his sentence.
- GREENSBORO.-C. H. Wood, held
con charge of murder in connection
with death of A w. Kaplan,
wealthy pawn broker, valves pre-
slininary hearing. He appeared with
sout counsel.
:. GREENVILLE-W. T. Barnes,
Efire truck driver; c. E. Swain, po-
-1ceman, and two negroes are in
s-jured when fire truck strikes tele-
.phone and overturns.
& WINSTON SALEM. Bishop
Rindthaler, presiding, declares graf
flying report to triennial meeting
of Moravian synod, southern prov
ince, dealing with church's foreign
mission activity.
GREENSBORO.-Losing balance
.son tricycle.. Norman Manley, aged
Iten, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
%Manley, is thrown under wheels of
@street car and is instantly killed.
SHELBY.-Epidemic of thievery
@and house breaking continues de-
spite arrest of five young negroes in
@connection with three house break
ssing jobs.
= RALEIGH. - Announcement is
gmade of Governor Morr.son's &C.
ceptance of invitation to attend six
s. ty-eighth annual dinner in honor OF
Robert Burns at CALIFORNIAN club
:. New York City January %.
ELIZABETH CITY.-William F
thrown violently against building
after clothing caught in shaft at gin.
Gatsey" King. for
per slave, aged 100 years widely
Known in this section, dies Of infirm.
: tiles.
NEW RN.-Announcement Is
made that J. J. Williams and c.. A
Williams, wealthy Charlotte business
men, will erect imposing monument
to- memory of grandfather, William
joseph Williams, buried near here
where he lived many years, who
painted picture of George Washing
ton hanging in lodge rooms of Alex
andria, Va Masonic lodge, which
John Wannamaker sought to buy
for 100000.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Manu-
ssf1eturing and Electric Power com
.pany buys from Thomas w. Will
Hanson, for 100000, tract of 40;
acres lying MeckIenburg and IredeI
counties.
CHAPEL HILL.-Appropriati
'4tof 100000 of state funds is made
available for construction in chemis
try building for University of NORTH
Carolina, on which work is begun
RALEIGH.-Stat ship and water
commission goes into two-day execu
/. tive session to begin preparation O.
report to Governor Morrison, base(
ON hearings conducted over period o
six months on proposal to establish
state-owned ship line and build ter
-nlinals at state port yet unnamed.
WILMINGTON.-Thomas Cooper
former president of defunct CONNER
cial National Liberty Savings banks
iOlnS business ma IA pernnnrnt of &c