Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-19

RUE ii ERFOR)ION.- Linked 70
life by church ritual, Annie Webster
IA, of Haw river, is abruptly separat
ed by wrath of irate parent from
Gordon Baldwin, Is, who was arrest
ed here shortly after their marriag
in Caswell county. Judge Gates or
ders each of contracting parties int
custody of parents.
RUTHERFORDTON. - Construc
ton OF eight.story $3.50, 900 hotel il
begun.
GREENSBORO. - Mrs. DOME Ricl
Patton, of Elon college, is elected
worthy grand matron at closing SEES
sion of nineteenth annual meetin:
of Order of Eastern Star in this state
DR.. w. c.. Wicker, Of ElOn college
is chosen as worthy grand patron
Wilmington is next meeting place.
LOTTE. - Mecklenburs
county commissioners indicate inten
ton to begin work in few week!
$45 900 tuberculosis sanatorum. Ad
ditional funds may be raised by Coun
ty Anti-Tuberculosis association
which is fostering movement.
CHARLOTTE. = Body of Lieuten
ant John N. Wilson, of army ali
service, killed in airplane accident a
Selfridge Field, Mich. is brought here
for burial. He was son of Mrs
Theresa Wilson. Charlotte, and wa!
20 years Of age and veteran flier. II
1922, at Kelly Field, Texas, he made
9,000-foot parachute jump, drifting
five miles while falling.
CHARLOTTE. - Bishop Collins
Denny, of Richmond, Va, and DR.
w. P. Few, president of Trinity col
lege, Durham, n. c., are principa
speakers on program Of Charlotte
district meeting Of Methodist Episco
pal church. south, at Chadwick H os
kins church, June 1920.
MOREHEAD CITY. - Motion pic
ture theater owners of North Caro-
lima. in annual convention, elect III
B. Warner, of Lexington, president
and j. A. Esteridge, of Gastonia
vice president.
RALEIGH.-Citing number OF
"pitifuF' cases, Mrs. Kate Burr
Johnson, state commissioner of pub
lie welfare, severely arraigns state
for continued failure to adequately
provide for mentally deficient cases
for which segregation is necessary.
ASHEVILLE. - National and
Southern Fertilizer associations. in
joint session, with 400 members
present, are told southern farmers
this year are using 100000 more
tons of fertilizer than last year and
higher analysis goods are being
bought more heavily.
GREENSBORO.-Al Alexander Pleas.
ants, 81, widely known, dies after
brief illness.
GREENSBORO. - Ward Callum,
a six-year-old son of w. l.. Callum,
is in dangerous condition at hospitaI
as result of being run down by taxi
driven by Julius Caesar, negro, who
is held in Jail.
HIGH POINT. - Rev. J. A.
Clark breaches farewell sermon at
First Baptist church and will leave
within few days for western Ten
nessee to assume pastoral duties.
HIGH POINT. = Severity burned
and temporarily blinded when box of
matches flares up in face as she
bends over stove, Mrs. D. l.. Hayes
in reaching telephone, calls
husband to come home with physi.
clan and later is taken to hospital,
where hope is held for her recovery.
GREENSBORO. - S. H. Farabee,
until recently editor of Record, at
E1io lynpNt MI
announce esta blishment of
Fla, of afternoon news
paper capitalized at 100000. Mullen
is brother of c. G. Mullen. business
manager of Times, Tampa.
WINSTON SALEM. - Physicians
declare condition of ID. Rich, former
treasurer of r. j. Reynolds Tobacco
company, is serious, heart being in
volved.
GH.-Delegati of law
yers from Charlotte and Statesville
present to Governor Morrison claims
of Judge g. f. Long, of StatesvilIe.
for vacancy on state supreme court
bench.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES plea
of evidence, to charge of
Joseph w. Oliver. of
New Bern, N. c., soldier. of Fort
Bragg, here, is given sentence of.
two and one-half to five years in
state prison for killing of William
lola, here, June u. Physicians
testifies lola would not have died
If he had not been operated on.
ASHEVILLE.-Pa road
which travelled 1000
miles in state inspecting highway
development projects, leaves for Lex.
lnSton, Ky, after being entertained
for week by highway commission of
this state, first Of ten TO be visited.
Observation-Disclosures estimated
at $4,000 is caused by fire of I'M
known origin. which practically de-
stroys plant and equipment of Char
lotte Herald, labor organ, of which
James f. Barrett is editor.
DAVIDSON.-Large number at
tend Presbyterian Young Peoples
conference, of North Carolina synod.
which continues in session June 10
to Il.
NAN lsN. INODCII ingram, sew
enteen, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Ingram, is perhaps fatally injured
by boar when he climbs into pen
on farm of Jim Rhyme. Youths body
sustains frightful decorations.
CHAPEL HILL.-In final attempt
to obtain diploma denied him be
cause he admitted taking two drinks
of whisky, j. r. GaSkins. of Green
Vile, n. c., appeals TO board of trus-
tees from decision of faculty and
announces intention to fight case
to finish.
NGTON.-Churches appoint
Joint committee to lead campaign
intended TO have result of compel
linS city government TO vigorously
enforce Sunday laws. which are de
clared half broken"
SOUTH CAROLINA
COLUMBIA. Chamber of COM