Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-11

! Woodrnen returning TO homes in this
state. South Carolina ana Virginia.
CREENSBORO.-MrS. Dora NJ.
Brown. wife of o. Z. Brown, dies
| after extended illness at age Of so
years.
-HICKORY.-Pro are irsti
tLted in Catawba county superior
cpurt by G. +. Mcintosh, former
chief clerk, state department of ed
George Il. Long, county superlrtend-
EFT Of education, an Illegal election
being conteHdtd.
Observation-Disclosures Sue
coed IN saving life of Mrs. n. G. Trot-
ter. who swallowed large quantity
of ammonia and iodine. She was wor-
ried over fatally affairs.
NEWBERN. -Death OF President
Harding is characterized as nation
al misfortune" by Senator i. NJ.
Simmons.
GREENSBORO.-Rev. Harry o.
Nash, five years rector of st. An
drew's Episcopal cnur2l, resigns to
enter mission work al Vera Cruz,
Mexico, for which city he Will sail
September Is from New York.
CHARLOTTE.-City commission
ers announce provision will be made
in budget for 10 per cent increase in
pay of firemen and policemen; six
rremen and II policemen to be added
to forces.
SALISBURY.-Ruf Beaver, so,
Confederate veteran, makes bed of
sacks ia barn and shoots SELF through
heart with revolver. body being
found later when wife returned from
annual picnic of Crescent Orphans
home inmates. Suicide is cor
oners jury verdict.
WINSTON SALEM. Wade,
of Raleigh, state insurance commits
sioncr, advises 7. I'll. Cash. Forsyth
county Superintendent of schools,
that state inspectors found nine two
story school houses in county which
are regarded as menace tc safety os
children.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES value of
Burlington property SHOWS decrease
of $780, from last year.
PITTSBORO.-Rev. w. =. Allen,
rector of st. Bartholomew Episcopal
church, prea ches farewell selmon
and leaves soon for Galveston, Tex.
CHAPEL HILL.--Clearing ground
for foundation is begun, preliminary
to erecting at North Carolina univer-
sity steel building 310x110 feet to be
used for indoor athletics. Forty new
tennis courts are being constructed.
Observation-Disclosures officials
report City Judge Zones, shot at
home in what police say was out
growth of family difficulty, will re-
cover. +. c. futile, son.in.iaw is
held without bail, charged with
shooting Judge Jones. Mrs. Tuttle,
only eyewitness, continues i'll.
SALISBURY.-Crowd estimated at
between 5000 and ID 600 attends pic
Me celebrating seventeenth anniver-
sary of NaZarath Orphans home at
Crescent, monument berg unveiled
to DIR. j. NJ. Lyeriy, 1Tomc(or of
orphanage. Principal address was
delivered by Few. George L2ngaker.
of Akron, o.
ASHEVILLE--So Commits
sion on Inter-Racial Cooperation, in
annual meeting, authorizes appoint
ment of committee of seven men,
bers to assist in amicable- adjust
mint of difficulties involving rus
kegee veterans hospital, in Ala
bama. Committee is composed of
Rev. NJ Ashby Jones, Atlanta; DR..
w. d. Weatnerford, Nashville; Judge
john NJ. Rather, Tuscumbia, Ala;
Mrs. T. w. Beckett. Raleigh; Bishop
r. E. Jones. New Orleans; DR.. John
Hope, Atlanta; Mrs. Mary Mel. Be
thure, Daytona, Fla.
LE.-Despondency over
love affair is given by members of
family for drinking of poison by
Miss Robbie Ratcliffe. IS, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Radcliffe. of
Leicester. She was found dead in
bed.
KINSTON-W. TT. Fillmore re-
turns from Morehead City and re-
ports loss of his plane in crash due
to storm, loss being $4,000.
CHARLOTTE-Mr w. r. Lay
coilapses at hearing before recorder
on her charges of non-support
against her husband, foreman of Otis
Elevator Co.'S Charlotte branch,