Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-03

| OH IHS IOuIB WHICH VIII continue
| through the week.
ReidSVilIe-Loss estimated at from
| $4,000 to $4,000 is sustained by 7.
| j. TroXler, when his farm home
| barn and several other buildings. are
destroyed by fire. He carried no in
! Surance.
kinstOn-Twelve banks in eastern
| North Carolina have raised a fund
of $21, 900 for loans to members of
the poultry club members in 40
counties for the purchase of poultry
stock. Lenoir county alone proposes
to develop its poultry industry to
100000 hens, cost of which will be
about 81 each. a
! CharlOtte-Findings of an autopsy
performed on Miss Pauline Pearce,
21, student nurse at hospital here,
| to determine whether sleeping sick
ness caused her death on the eve
| of her graduation: will be announced
! in 10 days, it is learned at the Pres
| byterian hospital. Funeral services
| for Miss Pearce are held at Green's
| boro.
KinstOn-Miss Emma Lee Lang
ston, daughter of William j. Lang
ston, RECEIVERS consciousness after re-
mianing in coma several days as a
result of overeXcitement when
J large cotton warehouse here was
| burned.
observation-disclosures in the sum
Of $4,000 is asked by Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Cox, Of GuiIford county, in a
suit against E. E. Wilson, also of
this county, in which it is alleged
| the wife suffered permanent injuries
when she fell while running from a
bulldog owned by Wilson.
Notwithstanding permits issued
here in the course of the first quar-
ter of 1928 amounted to $1,540, 900.
a record. April permits exceed $500.
900.
Observation-Disclosures of First Chris
tan church authorize the trustees
to build a new church to cost about
| $4,000. A new site will be used
and the property the church now
owns will be sold.
Raleigh. E. Mangun, of Raj
eigh, testifies at the heating here of
his suit for. $4,000 against the At
lantic Coast Line railway that, doc
tors grated SO pieces of flesh from
one leg to the other before he was
able to walk after sustaining in
Juries to one leg in a railway acct
| dent.
Wilmington-The Aladdin Ready
Cut Homes company had closed it's
| New Orleans plant and will supply
the eastern seaboard business of the
company from the Wilmington plant,
James M. Hall announces.
FayettevilIe.-Defnite action look
ing to the development of linking
the 'lost provinces of this state
with the states ports is taken here
when industrial leaders name q dele
cation to conference at Asheboro
on the proposal to begin construc-
ton of connective railway links
Raleigh.-Josephus Daniels, secre-
tary of the navy in President Will
sons cabinet, says he is pleased to
know William Jennings Bryan re-
CARDS him as a logical man to carry
the Democrats banner in the 1924
campaign, but declares he prefers to
continue as editor of his newspaper
here.
l. annual
i meeting of the Woman's missionary
\ conference of the Western North
Carolina Methodist conference ad-
Journs its sessions here. Mrs Lucy
III. Robertson, of Greensboro, is re-
elected president.
CharlOtte.-An intensive campaign
conducted here results in the $780,
900 quota of Mecklenburg county
for Davidson college being raised.
1t =, is announced 100000 of the
100000 fnud has been pledged.
Kings MOuntain.-The sixteenth
annual meeting. of the Kings Noun
tain Presbyterial is held here Mrs.
s. A. Robinson, of Gastonia, is
elected president, and Mrs +. S.
Alternately, of Lincolnton, first vice
president.
GreensbOrO.-The city of Green's
boro and the Southern railway win
the first skirmish in the legal fight
against the proposal of the city to
loan the railway sufficient funds to
build station here when Judge
Harding refuses to grant an. injunc-
ton restraining the city, which is
authorized by popular vote to vote
$1,30O,000 in bonds for this purpose.
r The suit is appealed to the state su-
preme court.
Raleigh.-'T think it s time for the
church to step in and take part in
the labor question:" William Jen-
nings Bryan tells an andieuce of
$500 persons here when speaking on
Americas Greatest Needs"
Laurinburg.-A delegation of
: South Carolina highway commission
T officials confer here with North Car.
DINA officials relative to linking up
trunk highways of the two states
| Valdese.-The Valdesian novelty
manufacturers incorporate under the
name Burke Novelty Manufacturing
l company, with an authorized capital
of 100000.
CharlOtte.-rhe Ornamental Stone
| company, capitalized at 100000, is
: incorporated by w. F. McCanless
' and others.
BOOne.-Business men of Boone
3 take half-holiday to clean up g
forest near here and establish &
tourist camp.
$ Asheville.-C. V. Robbins, former
t membership secretary of the cham
5 Der of commerce here, is arrested al
f Oteen, government hospital, an(
f placed in Jail here on a warrant
sworn out by w. A. Faver of Char.
lotte, charging check flashing. TIE
: check was drawn on a Savannah
Ga, bank.
f Ashevilie.-John Baker, Of Knox
:, Vile, Tenn, is acquitted of a charge
= of murder growing out of the kill
ing of F. M. Inter, near Franklin
- Macon county, last November HI
f pleaded elf-defense.
Newland.-Will Burleson, deput,
i sheriff of Avery county, is killed il
a raid on a moonshine still nea1
n here. Vester Stafford, another dep
= uty, escapes uninjured.