Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-26

! and 20 carloads of green peas from
! whole trucking, region centering
| here.
WinStOn-Salem. - Mayor Hanes
tells council he favors united action
by city and county authorities in
constructing a city-county building
Greensboro. Southern train 80
from FLORIDA, Georgia and South
! Carolina points, passes here with
| 200 negro passengers who are leav-
! ing south for north. twenty-five
others board train here.
Raleigh.-A hearing is held by
! Governor Morrison on pleas of Sid
ney and Eugene Guypton, convicted
iii Edgec9n,b county OF numbering
Jesse OSeal. for communication OF
death sentence to life imprisonment
They are sentenced to be executed
July q.
Lenoir. - Superintendent w. S.
Hough is reelected by Lenoir schooi
! board.
Bues Creek.-General A. 6. Bow
ley. commanding Camp Bragg, ray
etteville, and President E. w. Skies,
of Coker college, Huntsville, S. c.,
deliver addresses at commencement
exercises of school here, when 81
students receive diplomas.
| RaIeigh-Funeral services are
held for DIR. T. N. Ivey, of Nash
Vile, editor of Methodist publica-
tions and prominent leader of the
| Southern Methodist church.
BurlingtOn.-Burlin Publish
| ing company, publishers Of Burling-
ton Weekly Journal, is purchased by
Durham Herald company.
RaIeigh.-State Tobacco Growers
Cooperative association, which has
more than 200 suits filed in Wake
county superior court charging
breach of contract, files % COM
plants against other members,
amounts involved ranging from $500
to $1,000.
Washington. n. C.-Twenty-five to
thirty children daily are undergoing
operations at the clinic here for re-
moval of tonsils and adenoids. Ply
sicians expect to perform 400 ope'
rations before closing clinic.
e. ColOICllI IL. W
| Chase, of University of North Caro-
| lima, delivers commencement address
at Louisburg college. Trustees de
cided to double facilities of institu
! ton and increase endowment fund
Raleigh.-Frank Allen, prominent
real estate man, leaves entire es
tate, valued\a at 100000, to his broth
( err, Daniel Allen, by will probated
| here.
Oxford.-R. Y. Vow, 81, merchant.
dies here.
AsheviIIe.-Family of DR.. r. j.
Bateman moves to an apartment
| house when minister leaves for
| Southern Baptist convention at Kan
sas City and Workmen remOdeling
! building as home for undertaking
ment, of which Sheriff Lyerly says
he is sure DR.. Bateman, pastor OF
First Baptist CHURCH, had no know
ledge
WiIson.-James Rogers, indicted
| for criminal assault on 14-year- old
girl, is acquitted here in superior
| court.
Rocky MOunt.-Dr w. B. Kinlaw,
secretary of Nash county medical
society, announces clinic at two hos
pitfalls to start May 25 for removal
| of tonsils and adenoids. More than
100 children are known. he says, to
be needing surgical attention.
Misunderstanding committee tc
University of North Carolina, ap
pointed by Governor Morrison, is
composed of A. w Graham, Oxford
George c. Green, Weldon: Luther d
Hartsell, Concord; Charles A. Jones
! Lincolnton.
LenOir.-Mrs. Cling Williams, n
well known resident, dies at Hide
bran.
Observation-Disclosures finding guilty
| one of three men jointly tried on
! charge of viola ting prohibition laws
are summarily sent home by Judge
| J. L. Horton, after informing them
| their presence in his court is unde'
sirable.
Observation-Disclosures &c is announc-
as the date for opening Of annual
run Of the North Carolina Fox Hun
| ters' association, to be held this year
at Seven Springs.
Albemarie.-M. S. Beam, of New.
ton, N. c., has accepted superinten
| dency of Albemarle school.
! AsheviIle.-North Carolina Baraca
Philathea annual convention will be
held June 14-17 at Kingston. Pageant
directed by Mrs. Walter Denmark, OF
| Goldsboro, will be feature.
AshevilIe-Secretary of Agricul
ture Wallace releases $4,000 of fed
eral forest (correcD highway fund
and approves expenditure of $4,000
from other funds for construction
| of highways in Pisgah national for
est, near here, according to informa
| ton received here.
WiIson.-Mr. H. G. Conner, sr., is
seriously i'll here, Judge Conner, her
husband, having adjourned court tc
hasten to bedside.
OxfOrd.-With more than 1OC
cases still quarantined, health of
ficials report the epidemic of measles
here is abating.
| WilmingtOn.-Cucu crop il
this area will be about 500 cars this
year, survey discloses. About 10t
cars of lettuce remain to be shipped
giving seasons total of 725, cars.
WilmingtOn.--Judge Sinclair or
ders Solicitor Kellum to investigate
grand jury. charges that woman o.
i'll fame are being sent by New Han
over county authorities to count!
home for aged to serve sentences
Judge vigorously denounces alleged
acts.
BurlingtOn.-Six or more leader
in this state in Christian Endeavo
work will address county Christian
Endeavor convention at Graham
May q.
CharlOtte.-Specialist here sa.