Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-21
NEWS OF THE SOU TIL AND TOLD IN SNAPPY PARAGRAPHS


RALEIGH. = Attorney General
Manning holds in error ruling by
state board of pharmacy that pare
gortc is poison sand "a counties ex
empted in law passed by recent ex-
ira legislature authorizing licensing
OF pareSoric dealers other than drug
stores, are rendered wide open"
while "A counties which wanted
open sale are partly restricted by
this decision in complicated con-
troVersy in which Federal Revenue
Commissioner Blair played i'm.
portant role.
RALEIGH. - After l-day hear
ing of representatives of towns on
Durham Keyesville line of Southern
railway in protest against railways
proposal to discontinue two of four
daily passenger trains, state cor
poratiOn commission defers decision
on railways application, which gives
bus line competition as compelling
action.
RALEIGH. = w. r. Underwood
driver of car Colliding with car oc-
cupied by Hubert Drew and Ludlow
Moore both of whom were killed in
accident near here. is found not gull
ty in Wake county sperior court aft
er trial on charge of manslaughter.
RALEIGH. - Declaring " am still
profoundly convinced of the wisdom
and effectiveness of the proposition, ,"
United States Senator F. NJ. Sim
mons, of this state, sets at rest in
statement intimations that he was
lukeWarm OWard Governor Nor
rlson's port commission proposal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES he sought
to curry favor when he said Sena-
tor Simmons is as good senator as
any North Carolina Democrat could
be, Isaac NJ. Meekins, Republican in
campaign speech, declares failure
of A. w. Mclean, Democrat oppo-
nent for governorship, Ito grasp
point" indicates Mclean lis not only
supid but dumb"
3 CHARLOTTE. Pearson Cald-
we'll, 65 accountant, well-known. dies
suddenly at home while in throes of
attack of asthma.
CHARLOTTE. = c. e. Moore as
agent, buys for Mrs. Cameron Nor.
rlson from I. Heckcnpleikner % acres
CT land adjoining exclusive MYERS
Park suburb for $4,000 and adjoin-
ing tract of 10 acres from W. Fl.
Jackson for $500, on which she
expects to build fine home.
CHAPEL HILL. = John Fender
graft and Tom Sparrow, high school
boys, risk lives in attempt to save
life of fine dog running in front of
machine and their car turns over
twice. Youths are taken to Univer.
slty infirmary where Pendergrast
is found suffering from conclusion
Of brain. Both will recover.
NORWOOD. = Little daughter,
Margaret aged two, sees father, J.
L. Lowder, returning home IN wag-
on and she runs under wheels I'M
seen by him. Wagon passes over
body lengthWise, causing severe in
juries.
WILMINGTON.-Mrs. Katherine
NJ. CoWan, recently elected mayor
to fill uneXpired term of husband,
delivers first official address when
she welcomes 35th annual conven-
ton of Kings Daughters of state.
TARBORO.-Judge IT. D. Hardi-
son, of superior court, forecasts aug
of county's road forces
when he declares before grand jury
that filming violators Of liquor laws
is system of legal licensing of lille
gality.
Observation-Disclosures is be-
To
whereby railway proposes to elimi-
nate dangerous grade crossing be
tween Spencer and East Spencer
ROCKY MOUNT.-Scottish Rite
Masons of valley of Enfield hold
reunion October 1916.
LOUISBURG.-Tar River Baptist
association, including 60 churches,
with membership of 10000, holds
oath annual meeting, votes to meet
neXy year at Vaughan, and elects
J. Edwards Allen, of Warrenton
moderator. Meeting is held at
Mount Zion church, near here, and
five of delegates attending meeting
there 40 years ago are present
DURHAM.-Robert Marshall, a
we'll known East Durham man, goes
on trial on charge of arson, it be-
ing alleged that he hired I. G.
Finch, tenant, to burn Marshall's
home, that owner might collect in
surance; that Mrs. FINCH actually
fired house. Finch is fugitive.
GREENSBORO.-Jesse w. Bow
den, SO, dies at Masonic and Eastern
Star home, where he had lived five
years. He was member Of lodge at
Silver City.
BURLINGTON.-W. A. Hall, 80,
commander of local camp of United
Confederate Veterans, United States
commissioner, former mayor, lead
ing citizen, dies at home of daugh-
ter, Mrs. D. f. Sellers.
HIGH POINT.-Declaring that
disaster has followed low tariff
Frederick w. Dallinger. of Eighth
Massachusetts congressional district,
tells audience that south cannot eX-
pect it's industries to prosper and
develop under policies favored by
one voting Democratic ticket.
ASHEVILLE.-Lev Ballard of
Skyland, thought to have been de-
mented, is killed in pitched battle
with sheriff's posse near Buena Wis
ta Arthur Mcdowell, special Off
GER, few hours previously had been
shot and severely wounded when he
went to Billiards. home to serve war
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