Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-25

charged with manSlduRntef ana NIL
nor offenses. Warrants will be
served when he is able to leave hos
pital.
GREENSBORO. - North Caro-
lima Public Service company line
men strike for 81 per day increase
in pay to basis OF SIS per\ day. No
union is involved.
SALISBURY.-MOn will he
shipped within few days to south
Africa for erection over graves Of
Hoke Ramseur and wife, former
Rowan county residents, who died
there while engaged in missionary
work
RALEIGH. by Raleigh
News and Observer of sentiment Of
political leaders not members Of
Governor Morrison's official family
discloses special session of legisla-
ture to provide additional revenue
or cut expenses, or both, is regard
ed generally as necessary.
RALEIGH.-Cou of state, with
Governor Morrison attending for
first time in two months, is adj
vised New York banking house
which has option on 100000 is
sue of bonds to provide for educa-
tional Institutions building pro-
grams failed to exercise it, and sac
must be re-advertised. Bonds bear
5 IL per cent interest.
RALEIGH.-It is learned at
state capitol from authoritative
sources that Governor Morrison re-
CARDS states financial status as
satisfactory and knows of no red
son why he should respond favor
ably to whatever popular demand
may exist for special session OF
Legislature to handle financial mat,
ters.
NEWTON. - Governor Morrisor
addresses large assembly, declaring
controversy with Corporation Com
missioner Maxwell. who charges
state faces $5,000,000 deficit, has
hurt states credit. THAI states ii,
nances are satisfactory. and defends
his disregard in 1921 of budget conn~
missions recommendations, when
higher appropriations were forced
through Legislature.
FAYETTEVILLE-Dr. L. B. Nc
Brayer, superintendent of state tu-
berculOsis hospital at Sanatorium, is
indicted on two counts charging
trading with himself by Hoke coun-
ty grand jury, in which hospital is
located, after investigation grow
ing out of findings of state legisla-
tive committee.
WINSTON SALEM Bethania
pOstOffice is robbed on $50 while AS.
Sistant Postmaster Griffith was at
lunch, and Ira Cromer, white youth.
of Rural Hall. is given hearing and
bound over to super pr count ION
$500 bond of charge Of committing
robbery.
DURHAM-W. G. Bramham, Re
publican state committee chairman,
returns from Washington and de-
nies publised dispatches to effect
that he promised vote of North Car
DINA Republican delegation in 1924 to
Coolidge, declaring he did not men,
ton politics in conversation with
president.
HIGH POINT-Health officers
report shows in July only three
cases of serious illness were report
ed, those being typhoid fever cases
HIGH POINT-Rev. Samuel Ha-
worth, until recently pastor of
Friends church here. arrives in
England, where he will spend year
engaged in missionary work.
PILOT MOUNTAIN - Telephone
system of town is bought by Horton
Telephone Co, owners of systems at
Mt. Airy, Elkin and Wilkesboro.
Price not stated.
PILOT MOUNTAIN-Mrs Josh
ua Smith, "a, dies after suffering
stroke of paralysis, husband. Sc, and
eight children surviving. She and
Mr. Smith were married sixty years
ago..
DTRHAM-Jack Leathers is in
hospital here and may die while
Early Green is held in Jail without
bail on charge of throwing gasoline
on feathers and touching match to
his clothing. Green says he was
playing Joke"
DURHAM-Durham county com,
missioners decide to issue call with
in short time for election to deter
mine whether county tuberculosis
hospital will be erected, and wheth-
er bond issue will be authorized.
MISUNDERSTANDING Louise
Caroline Shaffner, for so years
member of Salem college faculty,
dies, aged 80, at the Sisters house,
where she lived many years.
GREENSBORO. - Road needs
of Greensboro and allied cities are
discussed at meeting of representa-
tivess of civic organizations, and
four major projects are outlined, on
which efforts for development by
state highway department. will be
centered.
GREENSBORO. - Guilford Bat
tie chapter, Daughters Of Ameri
can Revolution, announces memorial
to Charles Bruce, famous ReVoiu-
tionary patriot, and BIgler Gillis,
of Light Horse Harry Lees cav
airy, will be unveiled at Summer,
field in September.
NEW BERN.-New motor ca
and 40 gallons of whisky are cap
tured when driver goes into ditch
in race with officers. Driver es-
capes.
NEW BERN.-Hundred seventy
five members of Craven county
boys pig and girls poultry clubs
leave for first annual encampment
at Wyatts beach. on Neuse river.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tobacco
Growers association representative
here estimate association will mar
ket 100000 pounds of bright to-
baccO at this market this season.
ELIZABETH y CITY. - Frank
Albertson, 81, is attacked, beaten,
cut and leg broken. Wilson Bate
man is held for high court, charged
with assault with intent to kill.
Bateman says Albertson attacked
him with pitchfork.
WHITSETT. Mrs. Sarah A.
Taysor, IS, oldest person in this
section dies Of senility.
RALEIGH-Crop conditions in
North Carolina continue to be gen
erallv favorable. saws state depart.