Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-03

| son bitterly dTTdlSuS plH-uedu pun
ticians who have tried to discrcdit
my administration" in address at
Ellerbe fair.
CHARLOTTE.-Rt. Rev, Bishop
Haid, D. D., dean of Catholic hier-
archy of America, of Belmont Abbey,
Belmont, n. c., conducts services at
st. Peters Catholic church and con-
firms class of eighty-two.
CHARLOTTE Gener-
al S. L. Faison, U. S. A, Of Wash
ington, commander of 60th brigade,
30th division, when that brigade
broke the Hindenburg line in France,
arrives to visit brother, DR.. I, w.
Faison, dean of Charlotte's physi-
clans.
CHARLOTTE.-H. F. Barnett, SO,
well known in business circles, dies
at state tuberculosis sanatorium.
RALEIGH. = Cooperative Cotton
Growers association announces, eff
fectiye Immediately, order raising
from twelve to fourteen cents per
pounds amount of advance to be
made on cotton delivered to associa-
ton. Final settlements on cotton de-
livered last year are being mailed
at rate of 1000 daily.
CHARLOTTE. - Threatened with
eviction from home for failure to
pay rent, Mrs. Lille Myers, widow,
mother of daughter aged 10 years,
admits in police court she sold whis'
ky and obtain money to pay rent
= - tn
Jail, which is reduced to payment of
fine of 500 after vigorous speech by
defense attorney who reminded judge
he allowed prominent bootleggers
to pay fines instead Of serving jail
sentences"
CHARLOTTE.-New York bond
and legal authority rules Charlotte
may issue $2,5O0,000 in bonds for
schools and other purposes and stay
within legal limitation. Mayor Wal
ker explains entire proposed $1,000
900 school bond issue would not be
spent Immediately.
SHAPED HILL.-University fac
ulty forces resignation Of all stu
dents members of editorial staff, but
Steve Brody, editor of Carolina Boil
Weevil, comic publication, def1es
faculty and announces publication
will be continued.
ROCKINGHAM Alice Bald
win is appointed deputy sheriff by
her father, Richmond county sheriff,
and is assigned to tax collections.
DURHAM.-Colonel John T. AK
ton, chief chaplain Of the United
States army, accepts invtt ltion to adj
dress annual meeting Of Y. M. C. A.
committees.
DURHANI.-Dr. D. II. Scanlon,
pastor of First Presbyterian church,
accepts invitation to fill pulpit Of
New York Avenue Presbyterian
church, Church of the Presidents"
Washington, November II.
GREENSBORO.-Cty council COM
tract and plans development of mu
nicipal park.
WINSTCN-SALEM-T c. Bowie
reports rapid Progress in surveying
proposed railway int0 lost prov
iEces" Of state With IS be!rg r.aoO
under provisions of Bowie act passed
by last Legislators.
GASTONIA --Effoct IS berg made
% influence Congressman Tom Con-
ley, Of Texas, - deliver addder.7S at
Ar'ristice day exercises. Conlcy left
congress to enter war and was re-
eiected upon return ~ CIV! life. 10y.
efnor Morrison, Erieaoier General
BCwley, of Fort Bragg, and Colonel
Wiley Rod nan, OF Was oipgton, n.
c, state conn de- Of American
Lego are on program foc ad-
dresses.
ASHEVILLE. - Federal govern.
ment is ready to begin survey of
French Broad river above Asheville
which is expected to clear way for
development of hydro-electric project
and impounding of great reservoir
between here and Hendersonville.
RALEIGH. = Royal Indemnity
company, of New York, institutes
suit in United States district court
to recover $4,000 from Lieutenant
Governor w. 3. Cooper, Thomas E.
Cooper and others, amount repre-
senting deposit Of company in de-
funct Commercial National Bank of
Wilmington, bonding company hav
ing been surety to protect state but
alleges it was Unidentified by Coop
ers and others.
sALIsBURY.-Mrs. C. C. shup-
ing, wife of barber, shoots self
through body, evidently with sui
cidal intent due to i'll health. Hos
pital physicians say she will re-
cover.
ASHEVILLE.-Alf Synder is ar
rested and released on 1000 bond
on charges growing out of death of
Monroe M. Hensley, who died at hos
pital of injuries sustained when his
motorcycle meet in collision car
driven by Synder.
ASHEVILLE. - Authorities be-
Eeve large sales Of narcotics are
ended with conviction Of j. B. Hunt
ley, painter, and wife, who are
given eight-months' term each on
charges of selling narcotics.
HIGH POINT.-Presiden Coolidge
will be nominated and elected presi-
dent declares Assistant Postmaster
General Bartlett, former New
Hampshire governor, who came here
to deliver address at pageant of
progress. He said Ford's boom
should not be considered seriously.
SALISBURY.-A. Fl. Newsome,
rs, dies at Morgantown hospital aft
er extended illness.
BROWNSVILLE. - Mrs. r. M.
Cooksey, wife of city manager, dies
at Baltimore. Md, hospital following
operation.
DOBSON.-Charged with killing
new born infant, Mrs. Elsie Handy,
matron scarcely out of her teens,
and Early Ashburn, of Mount Airy,
are arraigned in superior court
Crime iS allamad To ha1-n hnnn, nnrnn-