Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-27
wTNSTON-SATEM.

North Carolina Methodist confer
ence in session here.
BELMONT. - Loyal Order of
Moose, Charlotte district, in annual
meeting, adopt resolution calling
counties of state to take action look
ing to abolition of county poor
houses.
GREENSBORO.-Col. Donald W.
Cameron, head of Cameron clan in
Scotland, his wife, Lady Heromine,
Governor Morrison and others leave
on tour of western part of state.
BROWNSVILLE. - Hydro electric
of several millions and create lake
covering 80 square miles will be
constructed near High Rock on
Yadkin river by Tallahassee Power
company of Badin. N. G.
GREENSBORO.-D valu-
ed at $4,000 is destroyed by fire of
unknown origin at Oak institute,
near here. Officials announce build
ing to accommodate 100 students
will be erected on site.
WINSTON-SA LEM.-While sever
al thousand look on in horror Leo
Caldwell, star halfback of local high
school football team struggles in dy
ing agonies, his neck having been
broken when he tackled Charlotte
High school player. Caldwell, aged
20, was son of Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
Caldwell.
WINSTON-S SALEM. - James NJ.
Riddle federal prohibition officer, is
arrested on charge of robbery on
order of Cumberland county authori-
ties. Other federal agents profess to
see conspiracy of bootleggers back
of arrest. Riddle makes $4,000 bond.
WINSTON-SA - A m lean
churches ARE in midst of most pro-
nounced wave of intolerance in so
years." says DR.. G. r. Rowe, of Nash
vile, Tenn, editor of Methodist Re
view. in address at Western North
nounced mine points of theology ad.
vanced as fundamentals"
WINSTON-SALEM - w g t e n
North Carolina Methodist conference
formally declares it's faith in teach
ings of founder, Wesley, and deplores
tendency toward adoption of new doc.
trines.
CHARLOTTE.- Election on qucs-
ton of issuing 100000 in school
bonds is authorized by city govern
ment, date to be announced later.
RALEIGH. - Governor Morrison
| announces intention to name Thomas
M. Pittman, of Henderson, to succeed
| Judge John II. Kerr, of Warrenton,
| recently nominated for seat in con
gress vacated by death of Representa-
| tive Claude iKtchin. Judge Kerr soon
will resign judgship of third district
WILMINGTON steamer,
Hans Memsoth, is raised by fedora
agents, who seize eight quarts OF
whisky but are advised by Washing
! ton not to seize vessel Raid followed
detention of Captain Bark for short
time after six stoWaways escaped tc
shore from his vessel.
CHARLOTTE.-That Fundamental
business conditions in southeast are
good is opinion expressed by Charles
| Cason, Of New York, banker; c. E
Peple, deputy governor, Richmond
| federal reserve bank, and John M
Miller, Richmond banker addressing
bankers of seven counties in conYCn
ton.
CHARLOTTE-Wa seeC
seed is removed from lung of Edgar
| Coleman, aged two, son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. w, j. Coleman, of Lumberton
after child had suffered eight weeks
with trouble pulling physicians
Child's condition became dangerous
ASHEVILLE.-N printer.
arrive to replace striking employees
of the Citizen and the Times. Each
| paper reports receiving offer from
| striking employees to return to work
on old scale but definite answer is
| deferred.
CHARLOTTE.-Se Mcclellan
of Tennessee, declines invitation to
deliver Armistice day address owing
to illness of brother, at Memphis
whom senator will accompany 10
Michigan hospital for treatment.
CHARLOTTE.-John P. Beatty,
superintendent of bridge construc-
ton in Mecklenburg county, is
gravely injured in motor accident.
RALEIGH.-Afte newspaper
publishes story declaring unofficial
meeting of states political leaders
at Raleigh tentatively selected dele
gates to next Democratic national
convention. Names are not given.
Lineup for McAdoo for presiden
tial nomination is forecast, with I'm
derworld sentiment rendered leader
less"
GREENSBORO.-James F. Bar
rett, of Charlotte, former president
of state federation of labor, declares
in address his intention to tour Eu-
rope to study labor conditions. r.
ASHEVILLE.-E ngineers arrive
for work preliminary to beginning
construction of $2,O0O,000 cotton
mill with $4,000 spindles, to employ
1000 persons, which Ellison A!
Smythe, South Carolina textile mill
magnate, will build near Henderson
vile.
WILMINGTON.-A S. Holden,
so, New Hanover county coroner
and prominent Mason, dies after
brief illness.
RALEIGH.-Charged with dis
turbng public worship when he
dropped noise making bomb over
Richmond, Va, church, Earl S. Ort,
aviator, is arrested here On war
rant received from Virginia capital.
RALEIGH.-G Governor Morrison
returns from washington where he
attended President Coolidge's con-
ference of governors, at which Nor
rison declared responsibility for v1o'
lations of and enforcement OF pro-
Nhibition laws rests principally upon
courts. not state executives.
GASTONIA.-Gaston offer OF
$275. 900 in cash and valuable realty
to induce removal Of Lenoir-Rhyne
college to Castor county from Hick.
ory. N. c., is declined by board OF
trustees in special meeting at when
II ie decided to defer all thought OF
moving institution.