Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-28


schants' association selects MoreheaG
gCity as next meeting place.
{ Lenoir.-North Carolina Publish
seFs' association, meeting at Blowing
sReek, votes to meet next year, al
@Pinehurst.
SHicIlOry.-Bedford Ennis, eigh
steen, is drowned in American Legion
: sN,imming pool. He was unable to
: swim and no one saw him enter
& nool C. w. Dellinger found his
@cfothing and recovered body by div
ing.
e RaIeigh.-Solicitor Evans an
snounces receipt of telegram from
sPaul S. .Etheridge,- of Atlanta coun
@sel for Ku Klux Khan, which says
Faction against w. v. Guerard, for.
.@nner king kleagle in this state
Z charged witt embezzling $4,000 OF
!, kians funds by Simmons faction
Swill not be prosecuted, as Evans
faction finds witnesses are not avail
able
CharIotte.-Major General j. A.
Lejeune, commanding marine corps,
accepts invitation extended by State
Commander Lockhart to deliver ad'
= dress at annual convention OF Amer
lean Legion, department of North
Carolina, at Rocky Mount, Septem-
Der 1918.
Salisbury.-Mrs Julia Elizabeth
Kessler, eighty-three, dies after brief
illness.
-. StatesviIIe.-North Carolina Veter-
mary association holds twenty'sec-
ond annual convention, June 27-2S.
notwithstanding of state grants
request of A. l.. Avery and others
: for charter for Avery Bottling works,
Morganton, capitalized at $4,000
-. AshevilIe.-Southern cotton man
ufacturers are planning to estab-
!: l;sh, probably at Charlotte, labora-
tory to cost $4,000 to test cotton
goods to establish basis against
CLAIMS of agents that cloths are be-
low specifications, A. B. Carter, Gas
tonia. n. c., secretary of Southern
Textile association, here attending
convention, announces.
AsheyiIle John c. Grant, mem
Z Der of congress from Tenth North
Carolina district, 1901, dies at
Hendersonville home, after long ill
ness, aged sixty-seven.
= y CIiariotte.-Forty young women,
members of Associate Reformed
Presbyterian churches of Charlotte,
Gastonia and Kings Mountain, in
charge of Miss Minnie Alexander,
o. Charlotte, for seven years mis-
-sionary to India, leave for encamp-
mont ar Ron Clarken
= High Point.-Baptist Young Peo-
pies union votes to hold 1924 an
nual session at Wilmington. Bryce
Little, of Wilson, is elected presi-
dent: C. S. Green, OF Durham, vice
president.
.AsheyiIIe.-Mrs. j. F. Lyons, Of
Fort Worth, Tex, president, Ma
tional Federation Of Music clubs,
sustains painful injury to ankle
while mountain climbing and is
brought to hospital here.
Hickory.-Four youths buy $40
cut-down flivver and on initial ride
driver, Jack Hatcher, waves at girls
In passing car, fails to see sharp
tearve in time, and car is demolished
when going over embankInent
Hatcher being seriously, Pierce and
Edward Carter painfully injured.
Tom Bowman escapes unhurt..
B aIeigh.-Probable acceptance by
DR.. Carl c. Taylor, sociologist, of
newly-created position of dean of
ktafe, college department of science,
wifi mean his return to institution
from which he resigned months ago
to become professor at Cornell. Dr.
r. F. Brown is named dean of bust
!. ness administration department,
j GreensborO.-Clay Brown, cripple,
= twenty-five, is acquitted in Guilford
county superior court of murder of
his father, Pinkney Brown, at James
town, June IL. Grand jury fails to
.girdict him, and he is liberated.
. Brown shot his father who was chok-
Ing his daughter, Clara, eighteen.
80 Greensboro. - Madison Henry
Jones, fifty-four, widely known farm
err, dies at home in Sumner town.
ship.
AsheviIIe. Barnes, who es-
capped five months ago after serving
part of nine months Jail term for
violation of prohibition law, is cap
tured here.
AsheviIIe.-Mrs. Samual James
Latta declares New York music
week officials are backing her pro-
motion of American passion play,
THE Apocalypse" libretto of which
she wrote, and which she proposes
to present annually at location Of
Tered her in Beaverdam valley by
Beaver Lake corporation. Her ex-
PLANTATION is in reply to criticisms by
Mrs. J. F. Lyons, Fort Worth, Tex,
president of National Federation of
Music clubs.
Acknowledgements of regional con-
s4terences under joint auspices OF
Southern Travellers Aid societies and
National Association Of Travellers
Aid societies will be held August 6-12
st Blue Ridge, near here, delegates
from fourteen states being expected.
Asheville. Cathey says
preparation of ordinance is being
prepared to authorize issue Of $780,
BOO in bonds to finance program of
street paving and laying OF water
and sewer mains.
Winston-S Salem. - North Carolina
Medical, Pharmaceutical and Dental
Societies open thirty-six annual SEES
<sion, hearing address of welcome by
Mayor j. G. Hanes.
: WinstOn-SaIem.-Everett Helper,
fhirteen, son of r. z. Helper, Is acct
ientally shot and perhaps fatally
wounded when he and companion,
James Journey, are playing with %
rifle from which stock had been
removed. Helper is a patient at
hospital.
-FayetteviIle.-Body Of Private Al
len Roach, headquarters battery,
Fifth field artillery, missing two
days, Is found on bank of Little
river. Death apparently Sdue to
drowning. Body is sent by Fort
Bragg officials to Spray for burial.
he was son of J. j. Roach, of Green's