Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-31
NORTH CAROLINA

ASH v ILlJEs Assistant JuQSP
William A. Sullivan, of municipal
court, submits resignation following
arrest on charge of driving automo-
bile while intoxicated.
WINSTON-SALEM. - The Very
Rev. f. Willibard Baumgartner,
pastor of st. Leo's parish, is named
vicar general of Catholic diocese of
North Carolina. succeeding Father
Felix, who died recently in Naples,
Italy.
MEBANE. White Furniture
Co resumes operation after disas-
trous fire last December which de-
stroyed plant with loss" of 100000.
LIBERTY. - Mrs. Lydia Way,
SO, dies after two weeks Illness.
She was widely known in this sec
ton.
CHAPEL HILL.-Aubrey Blake,
5-year.old son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
d. Blake, is seriously injc~Ad when
struck by automobile while crossing
street. Driver of car failed to stop.
DUNN.-Deposits in three Dunn
banks show increase of $4S1 ,050.9l
over corresponding date last year.
RALEIGH.-Bo weevil found in
large numbers on State College Elk
pertinent station farm, entomologists
report. They express fears of wide
infestation this year.
VINSTON.SALEM. - Eugene
johnson, II, prominent tobacco deal
er, dies after extended illness.
WILMINGTON. - Eliza Snuggs,
1O6. died at Old Negro Folks home.
Age established definitely by birth
record.
NORTH WILKESBORO.-Charles
M. Moore, of Gastonia, arrives and
assumes duties as permanent secre-
tary of Wilkes Commercial club.
SCOTLAND NECK.-Gerson Cot
ten, negro, kills Ida Covington,
neeress, wounds four other negroes
in brawl and flees.
MEBANE. = Alfred Mebane and
Robert Wilkinson sustain severe in
luries when their car goes over en-
oanknent pinning them under the
machine.
Observation-Disclosures plant
# the American Tobacco company
will be moved to Reidsville and ANAL
,amated with local plant, Villa N
;. Stokes, general manager of the
.. r. Penn branch of the company
Additions to local plant
will more than double output of
ocal plant, which manufactures Gig
Lrettes exclusively.
ALTERNATELY D. II. Blair,
# Washington. d. c., is elected pres
dent of the Wiscasset Mills com
,any at annual meetings of direc-
ors. She succeeds Mrs. j. w. Can
ION, Concord.
WINsTON-SALEM. - Robert l..
lanes, go, prominent business man,
les after long illness.
CHAPEL HILL.-North Carolina
$ not a victim of freight rate dis
University Summer
chool students are told by John L.
5obbles, Jr., director of public rela-
ions of the Atlantic Coast Line
abroad.
WILSON-Henry Newsome, of
-ucama, is hel dto court in $500
'ond by justice of peace, for death
f 15-year,old Miss Mamie Davis in
automobile wreck.
Observation-Disclosures Sedber-
y, prominent farmer, is shot and
eriously wounded by negro in wran-
lie over debt. Negro escaped.
SELMA -Union passenger station,
~ ri A-t Of II.
co. formally opened, ending 10 years
f agitation for new depot.
ASHEBORO.-How Kearns is I
warded 500 damages by superior |
curt jury against Neese Willard,
Iigh Point aviator, for injuries sus-
aimed when he was passenger in |
machine at the time of a |
all.
HIGH POINT.-Police and fire
nen join in all-night hunt for 7-year
Id Frank Smith believed kidnapped, |
ome after spending night with |
unit.
ROCKINGHAM Wachovia bank |
uys $4,000 Richmond county school
onds, paying 1922 premium. Bonds |
ear IA per cent interest.
DURHAM.-La Follette's presiden-
ial candidacy will iniure the Re
party's chances for succe IS
n North Carolina, declares j. Elmer |
4ong, Democratic nominee for lieu
enant governor.
CHAPEL HILL.-The stage is
eally quite a fit place for a min |
ster's daughter, declares Miss Nancy |
lay, daughter of Rev. G. w. Lay,
Beaufort Episcopal minister, who |
las starred in several Broadway sue |
.esSes.
WILMINGTON. = Signs flaring |
iery crosses. warning law violators
o beware, and signed "k X. H."
posted on highways leading to Sea |
3reeze. negro ocean resort, has ruin
d business at the resort. receipts |
lropping from $3.50 to 81 in two
lays.
KINSTON.-Forty thousand chicks I
we're Matched at Lenoir county's |
hatchery during past
eason, owners announce.
MEBANE.-A dog show il charge
f w. T. billiard, nationally known i
og fancier, will feature Four-County |
air, which starts fiveday session,
September IS.
GREENSBORO. - Laying seven |
nd one-half mile cast iron water |
,ipe from Reedy Fork reservoir to |
ity will be complete by August IS,
Engineers announce.
TdrPHA efforts of the South /
I'm railroad to take off two trains /
m Durham keysville line are vigil
'rously opposed by civic and bust !
less organizations
RALEIGH.-W. A Graham, SUI |
of New Hanover /
is commissioned by depart /
lent of education to work out course /
n "Amer;canism" for state schools /
S ordered by legislature.
REIDSNILLE Rockingham /