Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-09

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Whiteville.-The first shipment of
string beans from this section is
three carloads. Shipment of Irish
potatoes from here and Columbus
will begin within 10 days.
Raseigh.-The state board of
health announces clinics to be held
in many localities before school
opens will treat about $500 children
who have adenoids or diseased tom
sis.
HendersOn.--City officials receive
claim from Gilbert T. White, consult
ing engineer, for $4,000, as commits
sion on paving work costing city
$500; 900. City contends contract
work referred to is void.
RaIeigh.-Report Of auditors exam
ming state finances as result of
charges that state faces deficit of
$4,000 900, started several months
ago. will not be completed before
July /. And it already has cost more
than $4,000.
Dunn. - Dunn public library is
opened with appropriate program.
Mrs. H. c. Lee is librarian.
Dunn.-Mrs. c. H. Anderson, rid
ing alone, is painfully hurt when she
loses control of car, which is demol-
ished when striking tree. Passing
motorists take her TO hospital at
Duke.
KinstOn.-K. r. Curtis, superin-
tendent, declares teaching corps of
city schools form "handsomest and
most youthful faculty in this part of
the state"
Raleigh. - Cooperative Tobacco
Growers Association reports adding
$50 new members and 2,271, $50
pounds of tobacco to its sign-up, to-
tai of members now exceeding 90,-
900.
Elizabeth City.-"That is not 100
per cent AmericaniSm which puts
hood over it's head and proceeds to
enforce So-called order by means of
intimidation or secret assault" J. w.
Bailey, probable candidate for gov
ernor, tells audience here at school
commencement.
COnOver.-Charles Bernard Her
man receives the w. B. Saunders
prize at jefferson Medical college,
Philadelphia, for passing best gen
eral examination at close of senior
year.
Wilmington. All records were
broken by shipment of 1872 carloads
of Strawberries from this and Chad
bourne sections, exceeding 1910 rec
ord total by two cars. Many more
carloads of strawberries will yet be
shipped, in addition to at least 1000
cars of string beans.
Mount HOlly.-Newly organized r.
c. Belk Sand company let's contract
for improvements and equipment, in
Guiding two miles of standard gauge
railway and locomotive, to cost $780,
600, and announces it has million
tons of sand in pits.
Salisbury-Fletcher Couble, city
fireman, injured at fire in the bust
ness section, goes to Baltimore to
consult specialists.
ROckingham.-Free city mail de.
livery service is inaugurated here
with two carriers.
GreensbOrO.-Miss CharI o. viii
liams, Washington, former president
National Education association, and
Rev. John Haynes Holmes, New
York, deliver addresses at North
Carolina college commencement.
ReidsviHe.-Miss Mary White Nc
Adams and Albert w. Hardin, both
of Greensboro, are married here at
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mitchell,
latter a sister Of bride.
NewtOn.-Bud Lippard, with a.
long record in state and federal
courts in liquor cases, is arrested
on charge of selling whisky and
held pending arrival of Solicitor
Huffman, who will order disposition
of Lippard, who is under suspended
sentence.
RaIeigh.-State disposes of mys-
ferrous case growing out of alleged
assault on r. L. Dresser by c. w.
and Arthur Stonebanks, out of
which grew charges involving Mrs.
Stonebanks in Dresser divorce suit,
when Stonebanks each are fined
800 by Judge Bum.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of state in
come tax Of $3.200,O00 to date are ex-
pected to be increased, but state Off
Gals are unable to say whether lesis-
lature's estimate Of $3,500,000 will be
reached.
WinstOn-Salem.-S Rail.
way officials here announce DR..
Howard E. Rondthaler, president of
Salem college, suggesting name
Piedmont Limited" wins prize of
S2O0 offered for name of new trains
operated by this railway, $4,000
names being submitted by 21,1O6
persons.
Greensboro. - Twenty-six deeds
filed here in one day show transfer
of realty valued at $50, 900, represent
ed mostly in local residential prop
erty.
GreensbOrO.-Julius M. Stewart,
66, former merchant and contractor,
dies here after long illness.
High POint.-Georgs Oscar Ship.
wash, 81, dies here.
GreensborO.-Federal Judge Boyd
names NJ. L. Cannon, Concord, and
j. K. Doughton, Salisbury, receivers
for Mecklenburg mills company, op-
Grating chain of mills at Charlotte,
Newton and Nancy, upon requests of
Warwick Aiken & Co., Memphis.
Tenn, brokers.
observation-disclosures r. Foust. for
10 years Guilford county superin.
tendent of public instruction, is re-
elected for two-year term by county
board Of education.
Observation-Disclosures Horace X.
Neal, Battery c, 117th fielA artillery
home, Henrietta, n. c., son of Edgar
Neal. is found dead on cot at Camp
Bragg. Medical officers declare death
was due to natural causes.
Salisbury. - Robert Mesimer,
white, of near Salisbury, is arrested
and held for superior court on charge
IF 6ruaItl to L.