Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-29

stable Vance, for interfering with
officer, and Sheriff J. w. Hampton,
of Ashe county, arrested Hairless.
RALEIGH.-North Carolina Col
lege of Agriculture and Engineering
announces intention to add course in
ceramics, executives recently study
ing course offered by University of
Ohioi.
WILMINGTON.-Right Rev. W.
T. Russell, bishop of Charleston, S.
c., celebrates solemn political mass
and Right Rev. Leo Haid, of Bel
mont, Vicar-apostolate of North Caro-
lima, presides and breaches sermon
at installation as domestic prelates Of
Right Rev. Christopher Dennen, of
st. Mary's pro-cathedral, here, and
Right Rev. Peter G. Marion, of Hen
Jacksonville, n. C.
WHITENILLE.-Large gathering
of citizens assembled to demand more
effective enforcement of prohibition
laws hears j. A. Brown. of Chad
bourne, named chairman, bitterly ar
raign "masterful inertia" Of dry
agents. United States District At
torney Irwin s. Tucker outlines prob
lens from viewpoint of prosecutor.
GOLDSBORO.-I. It. Stroud, form
err minister, Of Duplin county, be-
| gins serving 90-day sentence follow
| ing conviction in Wayne county SUI
perior court on charge of immorali-
| ty involving well-known young wom-
en-, and then will serve similar sent
| enCe for contempt of court resulting
| from his influencing girl to flee to
| avoid teStifVinC at trial
GREENSBORO.-Mrs. Charles G.
| Patterson, wife of secretary to SUI
| perintendent of northern division Of
| Southern railway. lines east, dies at
! hospital from pistol wound, self-in-
| flicted. Ill health is given as cause
| Of act.
official figures as .ot
November Is place at 44,419,000
pounds, comparing with 34,695,00
pounds in 1922, sales of tobacco on
local market for season.
Observation-Disclosures Of state
tuberculosis hospital announce state
needs 1000 more beds for treatment
of tuberculosis sufferers If state is
to meet requirements of National
Tuberculosis association regarding
equipment.
WHITEVILBE.-E Memory, 81
years Of age, Confederate veteran
and oldest resident of this section,
dies of old age.
WINSTON-SALEM, - John r.
Quinn, of California. national COM
mander of the American Legion adj
vises Miss Alice Gray, of Winston
Salem, of his acceptance OF invita-
i
ary %, when Legion representatives
from numerous Southern states are
expected to be here to greet newly
elected national commander.
WINSTON M.-Mid4Atlantic
States Poster Advertising assocla-
ton, in annual session, votes to
meet next year at HagertoWn, Md.
ELIZABETH CITY.-Eighty,sev
enth annual conference Of North
Carolina Methodist Episcopal church
votes to meet next year at Winning
ton. reconsiders action taxing active
ministers one per cent of salaries 10
raise emergency fund for super-an-
mates, hears miscellaneous reports
and adjourns.
GREENSBORO. - Speeders are
warned by Judge Collins, Of city
court. that speeding means jail term
hereafter and makes good by SEND
ing first three brought before MIN
on that charge to Jail for ten days
each.
CHARLOTTE.-Pa of Arkan'
sas boosters, including Former Gov.
ernor Brough, travelling on special
train on tour Of country, are enter
tanned by chamber Of commerce.
CHARLOTTE.-D signing
OF treaty of Lausanne "one OF black
est pages in history" Bishop James
Cannon, Jr., chairman of social sefV-
ice committee, Southen Methodist
Episcopal chuch, who severely crltl-
cises American and other powers for
failure to punish Turkey for Arme'
MA atrocities.
CHARLOTTE.-Joe Emory and
Fl. F. Hahn are seriously injured
when car driven by Constable Crib
BILE turns turtle.
CHARLOTTE. - DR.. Walter
Moore, president, Union Theological
Seminary, Richmond, Va, and DR..
James 1. Vance, of Nashville, Tenn,
accept invitations to deliver princi-
pal addresses at semi-centennial cell
ebration of Second Presbyterian
church, November 30-December 2.
THOMASVILLE.-David White,
Sr., aged seventy eight, dies of pa
ralySiS.
RALEIGH.-B. c. Marsh, execu
tive secretary OF Peoples Recon
struction League, of Washington.
addresses state farmers union con-
Vention, urging participation in
farmer labor movement and outlin-
ing that movements legislative pro-
gram.
RALEIGH.-Non-p politi.
cal coalition is formed by State
| Farmers union and state federation
Of labor, which calls meeting Of exec
utives to be held here about January
Is, when political program, expect
| ed to deal principally with relief
measures, will be discussed. Coun-
J Gil says it ordinarily expects to sup
| port Democratic party.
CHARLOTTE. - Announcing he
| had preferred charges against exec
utives of veterans bureau here and
| elsewhere in fifth district, including
| several southern states, with head
quarters in Atlanta, in letter to Unit
ed States Senator Overman, of North
Carolina, DR.. NJ. l.. Townsend, of
Charlotte, former medical examiner,
declares personal favoritism has
been shown by cheap and incapable
men," adding he believes tuberculo-
sis sufferers have died as direct re-
suit Of delay and neglect
ALABAMA.
ATHENS.-A. M. Thomas. well,
known Limestone county farmer,
takes own life with shotgun.
! MOBILE-Case of Tom Cleveland.
charged with numbering Stephen
LOSING aged citizen, results in mis-.