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

CHARLOTTE.-ReV w. Is, LIND
say, of Tampa, Fla, arrives to as
sumo pastorate OF Chalmers Me
mortal A. r. z. church.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Oxford to-
bacco market is postponed until Sep.
TENDER 25. owing to lateneSs OF
South Carolina crop, which Will de-
:. stain buyers in that state
tif CHARLOTTE.-0Hi Of Made.
.in-Carolinas exposition, to be held
September 24-Octobeu 6, announce
Sneakers will be sent 70 each OF 40
towns of more than 5000 population
within 10O-mile radius of>Charlotte
suto tell members of civic bodies of
exposition, its scope and purpose
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS commission
i. discovers last legislature enacted ana
authorized submission to popular
vote two amendments to constltu-
ton, each largely of identic language
hut in effect each contradlctlng the
other. Only remedies are action by
snecial session of legislature before
6, reneral election or clarifying decision
- by voters.
81 SVILLE.-Sherman Loop
or. of Bessemer City, is seriously
x in hands of son, aged four, While on
visit at Hiddenite. He is in hos
pital here and is expected to recover.
KENANSVILLE.-H d. VIII
!, slams. of Dublin county, student of
=, state taxes and revenue laws, suG-
gests to Commissioner of Revenue
Deushton that he advocate enact
: ment at next meeting of legislature
which possibly may be an extra ses-
sion. law taxing nOn-eSsentlalS and
Injuries, thus relieving some of
80 over burdened" sources of revenue
RALEIGH. = Representatives of
North Carolina Cooperative Cotton
Growers association return from
New York, where arrangements
were made with National City bank
for loan of S6,O0O,O00, rate of inter
est being withheld.
-t NEWBERN.-Betw 10000 and
10000 pounds are sold at only local
independent warehouse on opening
day of market, average price being
% cents.
MISSIONARIES in eastern
bright leaf tobacco belt of state open
in l. towns, abouC 100000 pounds
OF weed being sold here at prices
averaging around % cents. More
than 10000 persons attended open
s1ing sale here. Rocky Mount report
ed sales of $4,000 POUNDS; Colds
s lhoro, 10000; Greenville, 100000. Re-
u ports from others not available
CHARLoTTE.-C M. Matthews
OF Winder,. Ga, tried in Mecklen-
q burg superior court on charge of
transporting whisky, is declared
s-gGilty. Sentence is deferred.
RALEIGH.-Direct implication of
her husband, Rev. I. n. Clegg,
. Presbyterian minister, of collision
- with hooded band which invaded her
home and gave her letter warning
her to leave is made by Mrs. Annie
1stClegg, of Richmond, Va, in fight be-
fore supreme court for possession of
; +, children on habeas corpus proceed
fsings from Robson county.
.STATEsVILLE. = George w.
,eRahb, one of the best known Ca
tawba county Conf cderat> veterans
So, and Miss Sallie Cullers. "A, are
ia married at brides home in Wood
stock, Va. Bride 81 years ago nurs-
ed .Rabb when he lost leg in fighting
in Virginia. returned home, mar
ried, lived so years with wife. who
died childless, and then renewed
wartime acquaintance with Miss
Cutters.
BREVARD.--Archs serving as me-
sriorial to soldiers killed in World
sMafEard to mark trance to Pisgah
Irrational foresta is. unveiled Labor
day. James A. Lockhart, of Char
s-5latte, state commander, American
Region, delivers address.
s. RALEIGH 4 saw no more vice
gsson. the wickedest street in Paris than
.sssI see every day on the principal
Ssstreet in Raleigh" says DR.. T. w.
O'Kelley, pastor of First Baptist
!: church, telling Civilian club of his
trip to Baptist World Alliance con-
V ference at Stockholm.
~ WACO - Large mad dog attempts
to bite small son of Robert Beatty,
father succeeding in catching it after
being bitten on leg and, while hold
ing it with left hand opens pocket
knife and slashes it's throat. Com
,,,panion nearby with shotgun was
afraid to shoot
-. CHARLOTTE.-Col. T. L. Kirk
patrick, president of chamber Of COM
Ierce, opposing lease of Carolina
Clinchfie1d and Ohio railway to At
laHtic Coast Line subsidiary, propose
construction by state of 35-mile ex-
tension for Seaboard Air line from
HutherfOrdton to Asheville, giving
Seaboard direct connection with rail.
ways serving midwest. He would
allow Seaboard to use proposed ex-
tension % years without cost, then
charge annual rental.
KINGS MOUNTAIN. - Details
relative to participation Of military
~units are discussed bys Brigadier
General BOwley, commanding Camp
Bragg, and officials in charge of
plans for celebration. October 6. of
Revolutionary war battle of King
mountain.
RALEIGH.-Frank Page, chair
man, state. highway commission. re-
pQrts paved highways completed or
under construction represent invest.
n1ents and obligations by state
amounting to SCI, $4,000, with mile.
ziage Of. 1889. Program now is 100
miles of paved highway per month,
ALABAMA
HUNTSNILLE.-H Huntsville will
give free water to manufa cturine
plants and hotels, with 500, 900 in
s-vestments or more. for period OF
i've years.