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

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RALEIGH.-Wake county grand
jury returns two indictments against
Lawrence Calling, charged with muir
der in connection with killing his
young wife and her companion,
Owen Stevens, December 90, at Cat
ling home. Calling fled and has not
been apprehended.
NEWTON.-Sale of bankrupt AS
bestos Yarn Mill to julius w. Aber-
nethy is confirmed by federal court,
Abernethy Incorporates plant as FL
bre Manufacturing company and an
nounces operations will be resumed
within few weeks.
RALEIGH.-Yegg blow safes
in offices of Texas Oil company and
Coca-Cola company, $500 being OBJ
tanned from oil company's safe, moth
! ing from other company.
TARBOR.-Infant girl is left on
porch of home of Mrs. Alice Cobb,
who temporarily gives baby into care
Of hospital No clue to child's parent
age is found.
GUILFORD.- Commercialism of
politics has ''prostituted worlds gov
ernments," says Joseph w Bailey,
former editor and state official, in
| address to audience at Guilford col
lege.
LENOIR.-Mrs. J. P. Blackwell,
wife of leading citizen, dies at age
of 81 years following stroke of paral-
ysis.
MANTON. - Thomas B. Pace,
prominent citizen aged 70, dies after
extended illness. Widow and five
sons survive him.
| Z. CHARLOTTE.-Wi A. Billy
Sunday, famous evangelist, conduct
ing revival here, announces receipt
| of Invitation to appear in Madison
Square Garden, in New York, and
refute arguments Of Grant and the
rest of the modernist crowd, and
I'm going to accept. I'll skin that
! gang" Modernists. he said "are the
devils, I w. VS. the radicals, the
bolshevists Of religion"
NEW BERN.-New Bern Banking
Trust company, capitalized at $780,
600, and Bank of Pamlico. at Bay
boro, capitalized at $50 900, are merg-
ed under name of Eastern Bank and
Trust Co., o. w. Lane being presi-
dent.
COLES STORE.-Mrs., w. D. Gil
liland. &c, dies suddenly of heart
failure.
Observation-Disclosures explo-
sion partially wrecking Pierre's dry
cleaning establishment results in me-
gro employe being fatally burned.
HIGH POINT.-Children play war
and Howard Baird. aged eight, son
of Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Baird, loses
sight Of eye when hit by bullet.
HIGH POINT.-Guy Cook, we'll
known young white man, is held
under $3.50 bond after hearing on
charge of stealing hog from pen
near home of City Health officer
Claude Hussey, hog having been
slaughtered in pen.
RALEIGH.-Exp distress
that recent utterances" about state
finances had been construed in some
quarters as 'censure and condemna-
ton" Of r. A. Doughton, commits
sioner of revenue, Governor Morri-
son writes Doughton letter in which
he says, IF 1 have displeased you
in any way l am truly sorry" Con-
ference following governors state
ment that Doughton's figures were
susceptible to false Interpretation"
gave rise to rumors DouShton in
tended to resign.
ASHEVILLE.-Ro r. Reyn-
olds retires from law firm of Reyn-
olds, Reynolds & Howell prepara-
tory to more activity waging cam
paign for lieutenant governor.
ASHEVILLE.-Bu County
Bar association elects S. G. Bernard
to succeed r. r. Williams, retiring
president.
CHARLOTTE. = Hiram Johnson
! campaign committee for North Caro-
lima is formed at all-day conference
OF Republican leaders and George
II. Payne, of New York city, John
sons eastern manager. announce
ment saying Jake F. Newell, of
Charlotte, lawyer, is chairman for
| state.
ASHEVILLE.-Pu of Ka-
nuga lake as summer assembly
ground for Episcopalians of south
eastern states is declared practically
assured as result of action taken
here at meeting of special commit
tee Of churchmen to select location.
Tract unanimously chosen tenta-
lively includes 1000 acres, 125-room
! hotel, 70-acre lake and auditorium.
Campaign will be undertaken to
raise purchase money, amount need
! ed not being announced.
ASHENILLE.-Ass Chart
| ties reports to chamber of COM
nerCe, after inquiry, that white and
negro women prisoners are confined
in section Of Buncombe county Jail
intended for insane persons, women
prisoners being Disseminated against
while male prisoners are accorded
reasonably satisfactory treatment.
| ASHEVILLE.-Com Union
| Trust company, affiliated with Ma
| tional Bank of Commerce. is or
ganized. with $250,000 paid-in CAPT
tai, principal aim being TO bring to
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