Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-10

is re-Captured. Bud Swain, Will
Mcpherson, Walter Mcdaniel. Her
bert Rich and Jake Crouch are at
large.
CHARLOTTE Lyerly,
aged 10, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
Lyerly, is run down and seriously
injured by motor car driven by
Claude Cobe, negro, who is ar
rested
GREENSBORO-Man known in
Asheville AS Rev. B. r. Davis "
and known here as Key r. X.
Johnson and Mrs. =. T.. john
son." known in Asheville as Mrs.
Sally Hill, are arrested unaer Ora
matte circumstances as he concludes
prayer at Pilgrim Holiness church.
being charged by j. w. Davis. %,
son, with abandonment and non
support of his wife, living at Ashe
vile, whence he and Mrs. Hill dis
appeared three years ago.
RALEIGH.-Small daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Price, of Selma,
is seriously injured in automobile
accident near here, in which her
parents received painful injuries.
Their car met in collision speeding
car driven by Plummer Davis. ne
gro, whom officers are seeking
GOLDSBoRO.-Dr. f. w. Skies,
of Cocker college, Huntsville, S. G,
delivers commencement address at
school.
DURHAM.-Henry r. Bowling,
IS, dies after prolonged illness.
wHITEVILLE.-Se leading
stra wberrv growers are plowlng up
their. nlants, declaring their lnteh;
tion tn cease growing this crop as
ree,,lt Of unsatisfactory prices lol
thie wears unusually heavy crop
RALEIGH.-W. A. Hoke,. Tor ~
wears associate justice, is lel!ue ,,t
! nv Governor Morrison appollillnti
to chief justiceshlp Vacale 81 ~ and
Nv death of Chief Justice Clark anu
Instice Hoke formally accepts re
vii serve until next January, Wnen
W. elected in November cleo
t;ar, viii assume office. Friends say
Gbiaf Justice Hoke will seek election;
1nroocratic executive committee VIII
name candidate.
RAT,FIGH.-New and larger mar
kets for crops of members oil 1opacro
Crowers' Co.operative association are
in sight, Oliver j. Sanos, generaN
nanaper lust returned from Europe,
,,bare he went with association
commission, tells executive poard' III
session.
GRANITE QUARRY.-CitiZens OF
Granite Quarry school district Vooe e
favorably on proposal to issue Szo'oVo
In bonds for new school building,
DAVIDSON COLLEGE. = Com
mencement exercises begun with De
livery of baccalaureate sermon oy Dr.
Edward Mack, OF Union theological
Seminary, Louisville.
REIDSVILLE. - Fifty-four mem
bers of Reidsville high school sradu-
ating class are awarded diplomas.
CrINTON.-Mrs. s. Goode, of
Clinton, dies of injuries sustained IN
automobile accident near Lumberton.
Observation-Disclosures convicts
are numerically abused, grand jury
severely arraigns management OF
county convict camp.
IEXINGTON.-Re J. P. Bame,
for seven years pastor of First 'Lu-
theran church, resigns to accept pas
torate Of St Andrews church, at
Hickory.
MOORESVILLE.-Roller mills of |
Iredell Milling company are prac-
tically destroyed by fire.
GAsTON1A.-True bills charging |
are returned by Castor |
county grand jury against jim VII
son, charged with killing j. II. |
Fletcher. aged recluse and carpen-
ter. of Lowell: less Steel, held for |
death of David Collins in auto acci- |
dent. w. r, Cochran. driver OF car |
killing Perry McAlister near here.
CHAPEL HILL.-Dr. TT. w
Chase, president of University OF |
North Carolina. returns from Dur
ham hospital, where he underwent |
two operations.
CHAPEL HILL. - Members of !
Pan-American highway commission,
including 200 South and Central
American and United States officials |
and engineers, visit University OF |
North Carolina President Chase de-
livering brief address.
RALEIGH. - Declaring he has
done everything to. undo dismem-
berment," Governor Morrison for
mally expresses doubt over accuracy |
of state ship and water commissions |
assumption that state control Of Cape |
Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad, |
basis of pending state litigation, will |
help materially in reducing freight |
rates, adding no action short or
water transportation, favored by |
commission, will bring rate reduc- !
ton.
RALEIGH. - Governor Morrison
ss,r 30 ro1l iol
session of legislature to meet prob |
ably in July to consider report of |
state ship and water commission
and act on proposals to be submit |
ted which would authorize state
operation of ship line and estab.
lishment of port terminal, for which !
appropriated.
DURHAM.-With authorized cap |
ital of 100000, National Negro FL |
nance corporation is organized at !
conference of leading negroes from |
many sections of United States. DR..
Robert r. Motion, president of Tus.
kegee institute, in Alabama, is |
named president. and Durham is |
chosen as headquarters. Corpora !
ton would assist and encourage |
negroes to enter business.
RALEIGH. - Richard II. Patter- /
son. executive of association. tells !
Tobacco Growers Cooperative as |
ISOLATION he has just completed de- |
livery of 100000 pounds of re-
dried leaf to three of worlds largest |
tobacco manufacturers.
RALEIGH. B. A. Rideout. !
charged with killing Alexander |
Huneycutt, merchant. of Red Oak |
section, is arrested at Nashville, n. !
c., and brought here for safekeeping |
at state prison. Huneycutt is slain |
as he leaves home of mother. strick- |
EN- by paralysis and then thought !
dying.