Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-01


CHARLOTTE. = Airedale dog,
owned by Il. Guggenhcim, which dis
appeared December 81, 1922, returns
hons. Owner is unable to explain
absence and belated return.
RALEIGH Holding discounts al
! lowed for early payment Of taxes APP
! ply only to taxes paid county sher-
ifs, state supreme court holds
! perfect uniformity and equality of
! taxation is "baseless dream" when
rendering decision on appeal of Nor
! folk Southern railroad in suit for
j refund of $4,000 in taxes.
| CHARLOTTE.-For second time
! within week, death enters family Of
| w 3. Stuart, manager of Postal
Telegraph company's local office,
who is advised of death at Atlanta,
Ga, of brother, ]. C. Stuart, 81,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vet
Grams of Davidson county hold an
nual reunion here May 10.
CHARLOTTE.-S prominent
| business men and former police Off
Ger are arrested when officers raid
| bachelor apartment and seize guam
| tity of fine whisky on tables. They
are l.. M. Lesesne, cotton broker; J.
| S. Rust, auto dealer; Gordon Watt,
cotton broker; S. B. Tanner, Jr, tex
| tile manufacturer; w. M. and j. w
IaBouise, cotton brokers, and w.
w. McGraw, former policeman.
ASHEVILLE. - Sunday school
training school for leaders, under
| general Sunday school board, will be
held at Lake Junaluslla, summer as
| sembly grounds Of Southern Meth
| odist church. first period, July 1929;
second period. July 80 to August
10; third period, August 1928.
LEIGH-Secretary C. E. Mad
dry reports about 100000 raised by
April 30 of 100000 quota of state
for Baptist beneyolences of all
kinds.
CHARLOTTE.-Work of planting
100000 bass and brem in Nam
moth lake, formed by Mountain Is
land hydro-electric DEVELOPMENT, is
now in progress.
ASHEVILLE! Construction of
first unit of blanket factory will be
started at Swannanoa within SO
days by Beacon Manufacturing Co.,
of Providence, r. I.
RALEIGH. Poultry department
of state college ships educational
exhibition to worlds poultry con-
gress, TO be held at Barcelona,
Spain, week of May 10.
MARION.-N[iss Helen Parton is
seriously injured when automobile
turns over
WINSTON, SALEM.-R Fl. Smith
is shot in chest while working on
his overturned automobile near here
and j. F. Watts is placed in Jail,
charged with shooting, which Watts
denies.
LENOIR-Main building Of Pat
tersOn industrial school for BOYS is
destroyed by fire.
CHARLOTTE.-T North Caro-
lima women, one widow and two
young sisters, are DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning husbands, Mayor J. o. Walk
err writes J. V. Bare, of Tekemah.
Neb., who recently appealed to
Walker to assist him in finding
wife.
ASHEVILLE.-Bod of man found
is identified as that of Emory Pen
land, of Asheyille, drowned January
is.
CHARLOTTE.-WiIliam Z. Kerr,
, seventy one, grocer, dies after shor,
illness.
Observation-Disclosures "unhap-
pY differences" arose between O. w.
Duke, magistrate, and wife Mrs.
Martha Duke, they intend Ito live
apart from each other during the re-
nainder of their natural lives" says
deed Of separation filed at court
house.
RALEIGH.-Easte North Caro-
lima members of Cooperative Tobac-
co Growers association will divide
another million dollars in cash not
later than June Is; other members of
association will receive additional
cash payments about May Is.
WILMINGTON. - Randolph Sey-
mette, fifteen, cook on schooner, ma
tive of Inaugua island, in West In
dies, sees first automobile, street car
and movie show on arrival at this
port.
MONROE Ray Armstrong. SUI
perintendent of Kinston schools, is
elected superintendent of Monroe
schools.
KINSTON. = Within next five
years As counties in eastern North
| Carolina will spend nearly $500
100000 on schools, roads, public
buildings" according 10 eastern Car
! Dina Chamber of Commerce esti-
mate.
WILMINGTON. - Members OF
Cape Fear, Hanover and Whining
| ton lodges Of Odd Fellows celebrate
on April IS, 105th anniversary of
founding of order in America.
CHARLOTTE.-T pure-bred
Jersey calves, costing $1,212, are re-
| ceived from Spartanburg, S. c., Jer-
Sey breeder and are distributed to
members of recently organized Jun
ior JERSEY Cattle club.
CHAPEL HILL.-University of
North Carolina student body, in an
nual election, chooses w. J. Cooke,
| Of Asheville. as president; J. =. Haw-
| kins, of Raleigh, editor of Carolina
| Magazine; Homer Coltrane, of High
| Point, president of Y. NJ. c. A; c. c.
Fordham, of Greensboro, president
| of athletic association; w. NJ. Saun-
| ders, of Roanoke Rapids, president
| of publications union.
GREENSBORO.-Walter B. Dow
| dy, of Asheboro; wife. and son, aged
| six, are seriously injured, boys skull
| being fractured, when their small
car and heavy truck meet in COLI
sion.
SHELBY.-Rev. j. Frank Wealth
ers, fifty-four, well-known Baptist
minister. dies at home at Caesar of
| pneumonia, following measles. He
gained newspaper notoriety last
| summer when he baptized in her
| home bed-ridden woman, aged 101
years, for whom portable pool was
made.