Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-10
NORTH CAROLINA

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NEW BERN.-John Anderson,
| Vanceboro white man, who, while
drunk recently chased mayor and
chief of police Of his town into their
homes, pleads for and receives mercy
of court when tried here before re-
corder, being fined $50 and placed
under peace bond.
ASHEVILLE. - Twenty persons
are slightly injured or bruised when
Southern passenger train collideo
| with freight train at Boswell's sid
ing, five miles from here.
Observation-Disclosures is
becoming nation Of bootleggers and
| lawbreakers, says Miss Catherine
Albertson, secretary of North Caro-
lima branch, National Parent-Teacher
! association, in address before Ruth
erford county association, in which
she appealed for home training to
restore American regard for law.
GREENSBORO.-Nrs. T. Adelaide
Goodno, of Greensboro, is reelected
president CT North Carolina division,
Woman's Christian Temperance
union, in annual session here, which
votes to undertake more vigorous
war on blockading and other phases
of liquor evil. Address by federal
prohibition director in this state, A
B. Coltrane, OF Salisbury, who COM
ments on relative helplessness of his
force to enforce prohibition law and
appeals for maximum help Of union
is a feature of meeting.
CHARLCTTE.-Joh F. Rhine
hardt, of Lincoln county, is ordered
by superior court, Judge Webb, to
pay 81 ,450 to former State Senator
w. A. Graham, whose skull was
fractured by Rhinehardt in fight sew
eral months ago.
CHAPEL HILL.-Student council
of University of North Carolina
formally announces extended investi-
cation discloses reported whipping
OF two students by hooded band was
practical joke" played on freshmen
by classmates and incident is de-
clared closed
CHARLOTTE.-M Julia Baxter
Scott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
M. Scott, and Stuart w. Cramer, Jr.,
son of millionaire textile magnate,
both of Charlotte, are married.
acknowledgements court holds
habituai driving of car by son or
daughter implies consent by father
retrieving plaintiff in damage suit
of necessity of proving consent, court
sending back for re-triaI in Alamanc.
county superior court suit OF Miss
Gladys. Wallace against L. NJ.
Squires.
RAI.EIGH.-Sta highway COM
mission announces expenditures Of
So, 100000 per month for months of
June, July, August, September, and
gasoline taxes each month now
amount to 100000.
RALEIGH.-Mrs. P. H. Mcclellan,
of Memphis, Tenn, files suit fer
$4,000 damages in Wake county SUI
perior court against A. H Byrum,
owner, and Zonnie Jones, driver, of
motor truck which ran down and Sc
riously injured Mrs. Mcclellan, sister
in-law of Tennessee Senator Nickel
lar, October -.
ELIZABETH CITY. - Weesville
rural high school, costing $50, 900 and
largest of kind in Pasquotank county
is opened.
CONCORD Resump tion of opera
tons suspended 80 years ago in New
ell gold mine results in production of
copper ore valued at about 1900 per
carload.
KINSTON.-Tobacco sales at this
market are averaging about 2,225,000
! pounds weekly, sales to November
being about 20,000,000 pounds, or
two thirds of estimated local crop.
Prices average 24.57 cents.
GREENSBORO.-Proposal Of Po-
| lice Chief Crutchfield to use Boy
| Scouts as assistant traffic officers
at congested corners develops spir-
tied argument and proposal is aban-
doned.
SALISBURY.-B.H H. Eisenhower is
held in contempt of court by Superior
Court Judge Lynn because 1sen-
| hover, as agent, rented Terminal no
! tel to Mr.. Wells, of Greensboro, with
out obtaining courts consent, hotel
previously having been ordered
closed. Sentenced is deferred.
RALEIGH.-State board of health
prepares to begin experiments in
hope of developing serum to produce
| immunization to tuberculosis and