Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-10

it's by Bishop E. Collins Denny, of
Methodist Episcopal church, South,
to Greensboro, Western North Caro-
lima conference, October 10, and to
Wilmington, n. c., conference, No
vember -.
RALEIGH.-All old soldiers at
state Confederate Veterans home,
who are strong enough, about 80,
attended funeral services at Durham
of General Julian S. Carr, former
communicative chief of United Con-
federate Veterans, trip being made
under direction of Superintendent j.
T. Mangum, in cars provided by
Raleigh residents.
DURHAM.-More than 10000 per
sons attend funeral services for Gen.
eral Julian S. Carr, one of states
most prominent citizens, whose death
from pneumonia occurred while on
visit to Chicago. City is draped In
mourning. Governor Morrison and
Josephus Daniels, Of Raleigh, former
secretary Of navy, are among hon
orary pallbearers.
LAURINBURG.-Gadi Dunn is &C
quilted in Scotland county superior
court after trial on charge Of STAY
ing Jasper Quinn, at Guinntown,
and Judge J. T. Shaw startles crowd
ed courtroom by declaring jury
made a mistake" adding that jul
rors knew perjury was rife during
trial He also says jury acquitting
DR.. Wilkes, Of Laurel Hill, charged
with selling denatured alcohol, failed
to DISCHARGE duty honestly. He then
abruptly dismissed Wilkes jurors
from further attendance at court.
RALEIGH.-Dr. E. C. Brooks,
president of State college, leaves for
Lafayette, Ind, to deliver principal
address at celebration of semi-cen-
tennial of Perdue university.
RALEIGH. - Brigadier General
Bowley, commanding Fort Bragg,
n. c., is principal
speaker at State college, when so
members of graduating class are
corps of army.
CHARLOTTE.-C Cotton
Exchange is organized, with so cot
ton merchants and textile manufac-
turers listed as members. j. Fl.
Cutter, wealthy cotton broker of
Charlotte and New York, is head Of
exchange, which has leased offices
in Johnston building.
HICKORY.-Dr. George Longaker,
for nine years pastor of Trinity Re-
formed church, of Akron, Ohio, &C
cepts pastorate of Corinth Reformed
church and expects to arrive with
family about June Is.
KINGS MOUNTAIN.-William L.
Plonk, 50, one Of towns leading citi-
zens, trustee of Lenoir college, at
dies after extended illness.
GREENSBORO.-With 81 building
permits issued during April, involV-
ing 100000, City Building Inspec-
tor McAdoo's report for month
shows permits for buildings to cost
Sits, 900 have been issued since
January /.
DURHAM.-Joseph Faucette, rs,
of Elfland, widely known, dies at
hospital Of illness attributable to adj
vanced age.
MOCKsvILLE.-J. w. Ward 65,
dies after extended Illness.
MOCKSVILLE.-M Eliza Nog-
Ter, 81, widely known, dies at Coo
leemee. Funeral is held here.
MOCKSVILLE.-M Eliza Baity,
81, dies at home near Cana, after
long period of i'll health.
WILMINGTON.-Two carloads of
lettuce are shipped to eastern mar
kets, price ranging from 81 to Sc
per crate.
FAYETTEVILLE. - Injunction is
granted to S. Fl. Mcpherson, taXpay-
err, to prevent sale Of 100000 issue
of Cumberland county Sonds to pro-
vide funds for building new court
house and Jail, is dissolved by Judge
Cranmer.
WILMINGTON.-C d. Weeks,
well-known lawyer, is sentenced to
ten days in Jail, after trial before
recorder on charge Of speeding.
HICKORY-Charles Bollinger, of
Newton, sustains fracture of skull
when automobile turns over near
here.
SALISBURY-Rev. J. B. Peeler
arrives from Hickory to assume pas
torate Of First Reformed church.
ASHEVILLE.-Plu shops
of city with one or two exceptions
reach agreement with union plumb
ers and steam filters on new wage
scale of $11 per day, and IS per day
for junior plumbers, with double
time for overtime.
RALEIGH North Carolina Flu
neral Directors and Embalmers as
ISOLATION, in annual session, elect r..
w. Summersett, Of Salisbury, pres
ident.
GUTLFORD COLLEGE.-Gover-
nor Joseph NJ. Dixon, OF Montana,
Secretary of Commerce Herbert
Hoover and T. Gilbert Pearson, pres
ident of National Audubon society,
alumni, are expected to attend Gull
ford college commencement exercises
May 51-June 3.
STATESVILLE.-More than 800
delegates attended annual session Of
Woman's Missionary society of
western North Carolina conference,
Methodist Episcopal church, South.
MIS-. Lucy II. hODerlSoH, OF GCeeHS-
boro. presides. Interesting address
is delivered by Miss Daisy Davies, of
Atlanta, Ga, missionary secretary
of church.
RALEIGH OF 100
members of North Carolina Educa-
ton association, in special meeting,
vote TO work for constitutional
amendment authorizing minimum
eight-month school term for state,
and orders finance committee to
raise $4,000 fund to make cam
pa gn. f. d. Broadhurst, of Greens
boro, is named chairman of steering
committee.
STATESNILLE.-W 5000, 900
Of stock subscribed, establishment
of underwear factory is declared as.
sured, only $4,000 of quota assigned