Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-04

| issue of 100000 authorized by city
| council, $3.50 900 to be sold Decem.
| Der 4, when 100000 of street i'm
provement bonds and 5000, 900 munic-
| ipal building bonds will be sold
HIGH POINT. - Police officers
| leave for Jacksonville, Fla, to bring
! back three men and two women
charged with robbery of n. H. Sill
Yer Co., clOthiers.
WINSTON ALEM.-Members OF
North Carolina Library association,
! in annual meeting, are told by c. Al
phonso Smith, of Naval academy fac
ulty, that North Carolina is negli-
gible factor" in book publishers bust
ness, state being 'blissfully igno-
rant" of cultural literature.
Observation-Disclosures is issued
| by mail for Jay Gould, Kingdom
Gould and j. P. Morgan. New York
multi-millionaires, to hunt quail in
Guilford county, where they have
large hunting preserves.
GASTONIA.-J. r. Gardner, 60,
dies, of injuries sustained when run
down near Cramerton by motor car
driven by A. n Brandon, whose car
skidded.
WINSTON-S SALEM. - For first
time in history of venerable institu-
ton. women are elected trustees of
Salem college, Mrs. Holt Haywood,
of Mont Clair, y. j., and Mrs. H. f.
Shaffner, of Winston-Salem, being
chosen.
ASHEVILLE. - Judge McElroy,
after hearing, sustains demurrer of
Asheville Typographical Union to Pc
tition of The Times and The Citizen
for permanent injunction restrain
ing union members, striking en-
ploves of these newspapers, from In
terfering with operation of neWspa-
per plants, and plaintiff publishers
file notice of appeal to state supreme
court. Temporary injunction contln-
ues in effect.
KINSTON.-Tobacc board of
trade announces its estimate that
100 100000 pounds O. tobacco Will
have been sold at ''big four indie
pendent tobacco markets of this belt
by close # 1924 sales season late
in January, local markets total
passing 25,OO0,O 900 by Thanksgiving
cooperative -Jbacco Growers asso-
citation also is handling millions of
pounds. Independent price averages
a.Jund % cents.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c. Pothy
ress, q, farmer living near EPSON,
dies at local hospital of injuries sus-
tanned when car driven by man NAM
ed Smith oVerturns.
Observation-Disclosures for At
lantic Coast Line advise court that
witnesses for town Of Dunn offered
testimony for which they were un-
prepared, to effect that road paid
50 900 for property worth $4,000,
and mistral is ordered by Judge F..
A. Daniels in case in which town
of Dunn seeks to regain ownership
of it's principal public square, and
railroad seeks permanent injunc-
ton against towns interference.
CHARLOTTE-J. Shreve Dur
ham, of Chicago, international sup
erintendent Of home visitation, an
nounces religious survey indicates
city's population to be between 81
900 and $4,000 Citys percetage of
church attending residents is about
four per cent above average, being
SO per cent here, he says.
CHARLOTTE.-On one person
out of Charlottes estimated popu-
lation ot 81 900 Classics himself as
''infideI' according to religious CEN
sus, $50 others having no church
preference"
CHARLOTTE-Wth South Caro-
Ira utilizing 26S,0O0.000 kiIowatt
hours per annum and this state 1884,.
100000 kiloWatt hours, Southern
Power company announces this state
alone has unsupplied demand suffi-
cient to bring this states total to
one billion kilowatt hours.
F'AYETTEVILLE.-Joel Levy is
found guilty and sentenced by Judge
A. M. Stacy to serve 80 years in
state prison for killing Deputy
Sheriff w. c. Callahan near here
last spring. Levy appeals to supreme
court and files $4,000 bond.
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