Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-05
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLlNA
Elon Couege.-Graduatio exer-
cises at Elon college reach climax
with addresses of Governor E. Lee
Trinkle, of Virginia, and Governor
Cameron Morrison, of North Caro-
lima, when S3 students receive de-
grees.
Winston acknowledgements day is
observed here on more extensive
scale than in any previous year, with
Major General Allen, recently COM
mander of the American army of oc-
cupation in Germany, and Brigadier
General Bowley, in command of
Camp Bragg, Fayetteville, delivering
addresses.
CharlOtte.-Major General Lee
Jeune, commander of the L. S.
Marine corps, delivers memorial day
address here to several thousand as
sembled on Mecklenburg county
courthouse lawn, where monu-
ment to American Doughboy is I'M
yelled.
CharIotte.-Within few hours aft
er birth of son, George Benton Dean,
victim of airplane crash near here,
dies Of injuries. He was So years of
age and a contractor. Clyde White,
also injured, is recovering.
WilmingtOn.-Solu of prob
lens of peace time is greatest bat
tie American ingenuity ever has had
to fight, A. w. Mclean, of Lumber
ton, former director Of the war
finance corporation, says at me-
mortal day exercises
Observation-Disclosures point to re-
covery of Arthur Rouse, Lenoir
county youth who suffered brokes
neck several weeks ago when he
dived against submerged log. Ply
sicians at Parrot Memorial hospital
say he is slowly regaining use of his
| muscles, his body for time being
paralyzed.
GreensbOrO.-White and negroes
are asked in campaign here to con-
tribute to fund of $50, 900 for cree
| ton of hospital for negro patients.
| Charles H. Moore is president of as
ISOLATION.
Asheville.-Rev. J. H. Stanberry
formerly engineer on Asheville divis.
ion of southern railway, influences
| AOCol ulllOll VI railway SuSlllS6IS W
vote to discontinue holding business
meetings on Sunday.
Misunderstanding of trustees to
! elect president, of North Carolina
State college, DR.. w. C. Riddick hav-
! ing resigned, is called for June by
| DR.. Clarence Poe.
GreensbOrO.-John Pillow and his
father. L. C. Pillow. injured when
| Southern train hits automobile at
Reidsville, killing James Pillow, IA,
and Birdie Pillow, Is, are expected
J TO die, and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, %,
daughter of John Pillow, may die
Funeral services for the two killed
are held here.
FranklintOn.-S. c. Vann, and his
wife see North Carolina grand lodge
| of Masons lay conversion of new
high school building which rep.
resents their gift of 100000 after
which a dinner is served and address
delivered by DR.. E. C. Brooks, state
superintendent of education.
Fayetteville.-Mayor Roberton, re.
| sponsible for drive here against traf
| fic law violations, is named in war
rant sworn out by Donald Mcqueen
who alleges mayor and DIR. G. B
| Patterson were occupants of car op-
| Grated without rear lights.
Washington.-W.B B. Whitley. lead
ing business man, planter and for
merly one Of best known lovers OF
race horses in state, dies here, age
| "A. He was member of Primitive Bap'
fist church.,
Red Springs. Mary Conloy,
Red Springs, for second successive
year, wins fellowship in mathematics
awarded by general education board.
She studied this year at Peabody in
stitute, Nashville.
Washington, n. C.-Less than 100
/ negro workmen have left this com
munity since exodus for northern
points began, a survey discloses. A
few women have left.
Observation-Disclosures here an