Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-01


GREENVILLE.-M Bynum,
~, of Farmville, dies at hospital here
of injuries sustained when tree fell
on him.
RALEIGH.-Nor Carolina SUI
preme court, upholding Judge Har-
ding's superior court decision in suit
of p. Z. Tucker, of Charlotte, against
Henry Eatough, organizer, and Unit
ed Textile Workers of the World
for alleged Islander, declares Textile
Workers organization has mo legal
or actual existence" and cannot be
sued.
E.-Mecklenburg coun'
ty superior court is temporarily in
terrupted when case of Fred Nj. Al
len, who is suing Joe Garibaldi for
IS 900 damages, is called, it being
discovered that Allen was member
of jury celebrating on another dam
age suit.
CHARLOTTE.-D in sum
of $4,000 is awarded Fred M. Allen,
suing Joe Garibaldi, wealthy jeWeler,
as result Of being run down by car
driven by Garibaldi's son, verdict in
Mecklenburg superior court being for
full amount asked.
Observation-Disclosures Off
GERS, suspecting incoming freight
trains brought blockade booze, are
showered with gallon cans filled with
liquor at spot where trap was laid,
but escape serious injury, capturing
AZ gallons of whisky and several ne
eroes riding freight train while 9TH
ers escape.
CHARLOTTE.-Miss Lydia Will
son, S8, member of prominent tam
lily, dies after long illness.
s. DURHAM-Dogs. owned by DR..
Otis Stickney, of Atlantic City, n. D.,
capture first prizes in final derbles
of annual Piedmont Field Trials as
ISOLATION, held near Hillsboro.
CHARLOTTE.-Dr. M. l.. Town
send. former medical examiner here
for veterans bureau, who charged
sub.district officials with ineflciency,
is told by DIR. Sullivan, medical sex-
aniner. that he will be made to
"swallow" his charges. District Man
aeer Waters says DR.. Townsend was
discharged for unsatisfactory serv-
ice. adding Townsend's charges were
perhaps revengeful.'
CHARLOTTE.-American Legion
post is called by Post Commander
Louis Radcliffe to meet in special
session to consider possible action
in connection with charges by DR..
NJ. L. Townsend, former medical ex-
aminer, rejecting upon competency
of officials in charge of Charlotte
sub-district of veterans bureau Filth
district.
ARLOTTE-Raleigh Turner, 20
is fatally injured when his motor car
collfdes with wagon. Jack campo
was seriously injured also when car
capsized.
Observation-Disclosures c. Della
field president Of Bank of America,
New York City, in address here, de-
clares nation, now prosperous, faces
great Improvement in general busl-
ness conditions, adding Melons tax
revision program will serve to SLIM
ulate trade and industry.
ARLOTTE.-Cassius w. Long,
rs. for thirty years identified in or
fetal capacity with the affairs OF
Bladen county, dies of blood-polson-
ing at hospital here after extended ILL.,
ness.
SALISBURY.-Miss Frances over
ton, 10, who fled from her SALISBURY
home as result of fear father attrlbut-
ed to her Of being forced TO return
to hospital for continued treatment
is found after extended search at
home of MI. and Mrs. c. Z. Helms
near here.
FAYETTEVILLE. - Joel Levy
Croatan Indian, goes on trial in SUI
perior court on charge of killing Act
ing Deputy Sheriff w. c. Callahan,
at Victory Mill village several
months ago. Among first witnesses
is John Smith, also under indictment
in connection with this Staying.
DURHAM-J. r. Cole, of Durham
reports to police his pocket was
picked while he was attending HAM
Ramsey revival service, pocketoooK
containing $40 being lost.