Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-22

superior court.
GREENSBORO-Mrs. J.. C. Bray,
| thirty-seven, of Liberty, \. c., dies
at hospital here after brief illness.
ASHEVILLE. = Baxter Durham,
| auditor of North Carolina, is elected
| president of National Associa ton Of
! State Auditors. Comptrollers and
|, Treasurers, in annual meeting.
RALEIGH.-With receipts setting
{ new records, tobacco sold on Ahoskie
! ma rket has aVera ged about $24.50
per 100 pounds.
]. 3. Fla
| hertY, Of Seaboard Air Line railway,
| is in hospital with crushed skull,
! injury Being received under uneX-
planned circumstances as he turned
switch. He may recover. His home
is at Blaney, s. c.
| GREENSBORO.-Judge Boyd, in
! federal district court pOstpOnes UNI
! til October l final hearing of injunc-
ton suit filed by stockholders against
| Dixie Fire Insurance company, of
Greensboro, involving authority to
ma ority stockholders to authorize
! changes in reinsurance contracts.
KINSTON.-Hearing of injunction
proceedings brought by tobacco
Growers Cooperative Marketing as.
ISOLATION against eighteen Lenoir
county members, alleging breach of
contract, is postponed ten days by
| Judge Lyon, who rules himself with.
out jurisdiction. Judge Grady will
hold hearing.
Two
years ago o. w. Barfield lost on
Fayetteville street purse containing
/ S140. This sum he receives from
L. w. Mackey. of Water Valley,
| Miss, who explains it was given him
| for return by dying negro who did
| not know address of original owner.
ASHEVILLE.-Do Of Bun
combe county criminal court term
| includes $50 cases.
ASHEVILLE-Dec proposed
| increases in freight rates on lumber
| from this section TO Virginia cities
will cost shippers 100000 annually,
M. D. Sinclair, traffic manager of
| Western Carolina Lumber and Tim
| Der association, prepares to fight
proposed now schedule at hearing Al
, Atlanta. Ga, September IL, before
interstate commerce commission ex-
aminer.
FAYETTEVILLE D. Nc
MILAN, So former mayor and one of
largest property owners of Fayette-
vile, dies at home of daughter Mrs.
Walter Smith, of Bennettsville, s.
c. Interment services are held here.
SALISBURY-Max Abernethy and
!. G. Dixon. editor and managing ed
itor of Greensboro Record, are cited
to appear at Rowan superior court,
Salisbury, before Judge Long in con
nection, with editorial recently pub
lished in The Record criticising
judge decision in case against Roy
Cauble.
CHARLOTTE. - James Paradise.
well-dressed young man, home ad-
dress unknown, is arrested at Greens
boro by federal secret service agent
on charge of counterfeiting 81 bills.
it is announced at Federal building
here.
RALEIGH.-Nor Carolina has
exceeded by $4,000 her SIS, 900 quota
for Japanese relief.
GEEENSBORO.-Wlilian f. Bur-
her. so, former superintendent or
KeldsVille waterworks, dies at local
hospital of disease involving brain.
BADIN.-Mrs. j. E. Skies, 81 dies
suddenly OF heart failure.
RALEIGH.-Wi. principal rail.
roads and several chambers of com.
merce participating, corporation com
MISSION begins hearing on request of
~
I-oulsllle and Nashville railway. for
approval of proposed lease of Caro-
lima, ClinChfield and Ohio. early ir
dlcations being sessions will develop
bitter fight.
RALEIGF.-Rep from receiv-
ing agents indicate North Carolina
Cooperative Cotton Growers asso.
citation received so per cent more cot
ton up to September IA than was re.
celved for same period last year. out.
look being for 100000 bales this year
comparing with $4,000 in 1922.
STATESVILLE. - Federal and
state inspection of 500 head of cat.
tie in Iredell county, now declared
free of bovine tuberculosis. disclosed
25 head were infected, inspectors an
nounce.
RALEIGH.-Sta department o.
agriculture warns ginners in state of
provisions of new law requiring all
bales to be indelibly numbered.
GREENSBORO. - Proposal that
Guilford county borrow and spend
$50O,00 for additional highway paw
ing is Endorsed by chamber of com
merce.
CHARLOTTE. - Charlotte school
| board prepares formal request for
submission to city commissioners for
Immediate action looking to call OF
special election on proposal to issue
$2,000000 in bonds for school build
ings, $1.650,0 900 Of which is held nee
essary to provide buildings to meet
immediate needs.
GREENS BORO.-Two young men
said to be Ralph Jennings and Fred
Cheek, of Bessemer. and three young
women whose names were not learn.
ed, are painfully hurt when car
leaves road and is demolished when
crashing into tree.
KINSTON.-Physic say Mrs.
c. c. Tyndall, As, who was declared
dying when each of two sons, Earl
and Earnest, gave one and one-half
pints Of blood in TRANSMISSION opera
/ tic, is now sure to recover"
DUNN. - Two hundred Sunday
schools of eastern North Carolina
are represented At Baptist Sunday
school superintendents' conference.
RALEIGH. Arrest and bail pro.
ceedings are started in Wake SUI
perior court against J, F.. Chappel1
and J. E. Nicholson by J. w. Condor
company, of Columbia s. c.. which
alleges fraud in purchase OF eighteen
head of horses and mules.