Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-15

IA IIll-lHQullleS lllulCdI6 JudI
flock of collect telegrams sent o.
Max Gardner, chairman of states
delegation to Democratic national
included many from la
Dor leaders Of state who had receiv-
ed from Governor Elect A. w. Nc
Lean, at New York, kilograms sug-
costing that they fire messages at
delegation protesting against deser-
ton of McAdoo's candidacy. After
paying out about 5000 on collect
Gardner began refusing
to accept them.
RALEIGH.-J. f. Harrison, en-
ploye of Carolina Light and Power
w. n. McGhee and X. o.
DuPree, of company's cashiers de-
partment, are injured when Harri-
son falls through skylight from sec
Ond story window and crashes into
McGhee and DuPree.
RALEIGH.-Sta collections of
revenue for first six months of 1924,
to $4,49S,0 44, an increase
of 20 per cent over same period last
year, include: Income taxes, $3,901,-
973; inheritance taxes, $253,256; IL
CCIIoCS, PAOO, " IL olllNIllSCEo' pOOi L /,
interest on bank balances, $6,066.
ASHEVILLE.-Mon Peter
c. Marion, 81, dies, after long illness
at st. Joseph's sanitarium.
ABERDEEN experiment
station experts announce beginning
Of what may develop into serious boil
weevil depredations in cotton fields
Of Moore and Scotland counties.
acknowledgements members
Of Southern Metal Trade association.
foundTymen and manu-
facturers, meet in annual session,
George 3. Croker, of Gastonia, N.
c., presiding. w. N. Mitchell. Of
is on program for discus
sion of freight rates.
IIICKORY.-Dr. E. P. Monroe ac-
,epts call to pastorate Of Holy
Trinity Lutheran church, Hickory,
and Grover Morgan, director of
Lenoir-Rhyne college summer school,
Of Hickory. succeeds DR.. Monroe as
president of Summerland college, at
LeesVille, S. G.
HICKORY. = Rev. Walter w
Rowe is honored at union service at
Corinth Reformed church, of which
he has been pastor, as he concludes
lis service and prepares to leave for
Dayton, o., to assume chair Of New
Testament theology at Central Theo-
ogical seminary.
RALEIGH.-North Carolina board
IF dental examiners announce 48 of
IS applicants recently standing ex-
limitations are Qualified to practice
n state.
STATESVILLE. = Mrs. Maggie
Armfield Hill. 81, widow of DR..
Julius Hill and daughter of late Rob
ert f. Armfield, one of states most
jurists, dies at home
If heart trouble after long period of
declining health.
CHARLOTTE = Police officers
start search next day after disap-
Dearance of Lester Morris, aged -.
WIN STON LEM.-L, C.
O'Brien, rs, before retirement wide
y known as travelling salesman, dies
1t home after long illness.
CHARLOTTE.-Church of Christ.
Disciples, accepts plans for church
to cost 100000.
RALEICSfI-F H. Jeter, editor
n state agricultural extension de-
)artment, leaves for BroOkins, South
Dakota, to attend annual conference
If American association of agricui-
ural college editors, in session July
10. Jeter formerly was president
IF association yubi ah hA te, 70
meet in Raleigh next year.
STATESVILLE.--John NJ. Sharpe.
ecently nominated postmaster, as
umes duties, succeeding r. r. Clark.
ASHEVILLE.-One of greatest re.
1ival meetings ever held in city is
concluded by Evangelist Thurston
i. Price.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steam.
ship line operating coastwise YES
'els designates Wilmington as port
If call, first ship to arrive July %
With phosphate rock from Tampa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. guard cut
er Modoc returns to home port here
lfter spending winter on iceberg pa
rol duty on north Atlantic ship
anes.
ASHEVILLE.- July Is of all
equipment at vocational school for
var veterans at Chick Springs, S. c..
s announced by A. J. Silk, super
lisor of vocational training for Fifth
district. Trainees at Chick Springs
we're removed to Waynesville, n. c.,
md elsewhere.
ASHEVILLE.-Cath clergy Of
wo Carolinas attend funeral services
or Monsignor Peter G. Marion, Of
1endersOnVille. Body is taken to
Belmont Abbey, near Charlotte, for
nterment.
GREENSBORO.-David J. Evers.
tinerant soap salesman, receives
light six-months sentences in city
'ourt for thefts committed in homes
where he sought to sell his product
NEW BERN.-F'irst echo of bitter
second Democratic primary, when
(. B. Lane defeated A. A. Ipock fo.'
sheriff, is arrest of c. A. Ryman and
Harry Wills, election officials, on
'harges of illegally voting absentees.
CHAPEL HILL.-Miss Mildred
1utaff, aged 21, of near Whining
on who is taking course in socio.-
'gy and modern drama at University
II North Carolina summer school,
avs she intends to buy farm near
" Wilmington and engage in truck
armlng. She has completed agricul-
ural courses at universities of Cali
ornia and Wisconsin and North Car
'Hna agricultural college.
REIDSVILLE. = Concrete and
steel bridge over Dan river, which
cost 100000, is formally opened.
RAMEUR.-Mrs. Caroline York,
wife of John York, dies after linger-
ng illness at age of 81.
CHARLOTTE. - Leonard L.
8osich. 81, World war veteran and
Tell-known young man of city.
lrouSes guests at hotel by screams
after he takes fatal dose of patent
Medicine. John Bosich, his father,
says son had been in highly nervous