Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-20

Tillery, so, dies at Kenly, after suf-
fering stroke of paralysis
RALEIGH.-Dr w. S. Rankin,
head of state health department, re-
turns to his duties after years alb
sence during which he made inves-
legations in larger cities for Rookie
Teller foundation.
-Bfoodpoisoning de-
VelOping from injury to foot, crushed
under hOof of horse, causes death of
j. Frank Robinson, IS, Confederate
veteran, we'll known business man,
OF Rowan county.
r CHARLOTTE. - Former Mayor
Frank r. McNinch, c.. f. Dalton,
business man, and c.. o. Kuester are
suggested for mayor to fill office. J.
O. Walker may soon resign to take
charge Of recently bought business,
at Columbia, S. c.
RALEIGH.-Hoy Taylor, superin.
tendent of Franklin county schools,
is elected president of north central
district Of North Carolina education
association, succeeding o. A. Hamil-
ton, of Goldsboro, at closing session
of annual convention attended by
about 1000 teachers.
RALEIGH elect A. W.
Mclean, in interview published 10.
cally, declares in substance that,
though he was not convinced Cover
nor Morrison's defeat on port de.
Velopment plan was sound, he is
committed to waterways develop
ment; is confident state cannot sue
cessfully operate ship line: and that
ascertaining whether state really has
or has not an alleged 100000 defi-
cit in operating expenses will be one
of the first official acts.
CONCORD.-Cabarrus county fed
Grafton of farm demonstration clubs
IS organized, Miss Addie S. Harris
being chosen president.
CHARLOTTE.-D L. r. Scar
borough, Of Fort Worth, Texas. di.
rector of Southern Baptists' $75,00O,
600 campaign, says in sermon de-
livered here that in five years of
effort In campaign he has delivered
500 addresses annually and has tray
elel more than 100000 miles.
RALEIGH.-Six prisoners await
ing execution at state prison are
reprieved by Governor Morrison, who
says he wants time to investigate
their cases. Those reprieVed, orig.
inal and new dates of sentence are:
Albert Byrd, Lenoir county, Novem-
Der 8, December 5; James McBridge,
Vance county, November Is, Deem
Der -; Austin Carter, Rockingham
county, November Is. Decembev 2;
GersOn Cotton, Halifax county, No
Vember 20, January -; John Leake
and Kenneth Hale, negroes, both of
Davidson county, November 10, Jan
uary 5.
CHARLOTTE.-John Phifer AL
Hson, rs, Of Concord, textile mill
owner, banker, one of states wide
ly known business men, dies at hos
pltal here, where he had been under
treatment six weeks.
GREENSBORO.-Dr. James T.
Vance, of Nashville, Tenn, delivers
address at mass meeting, speaking
in interest of world peace Much of
time is given to discussing observa-
lions made in course of recent trip
to Russia.
Wilson,. II. Petty, superin
tendent of sales, reports 1922, sos
pounds of tobacco sold on this mar
ket in four days of week ended No
Vember Z brought $1,134,SS0, an aver.
age of $34.15 per hundredweight.
compared with 2,909 544 pounds sold
previous week for 1912, 2O3. Report
shows seasons sales total is $35,517.-
shows seasons sales total is 35.517,.
was paid.
ASHEVILLE.-Thr -day foil re?
union of Scottish Rite Masonic bod
les of valley of Asheville is held, be-
ginning November IS, when large
number of candidates receive de.
greeS.
Observation-Disclosures is de.
livered by Mrs r. w. Beckett, wife
OF late governor, before annual con.
Ventlon of older boys of eastern part
OF state, meeting under Y. NJ. C. A
auspices.
DURHAM.-North Carolina Fed.
Grafton of Parent-Teacher associa.
lions meets in annual session, Mrs
curtis Bynum, of AsheVille, presid
ing.
RALEIGH-Governor and Mrs
Morrison announce reservations
have been made for trip to Bermuda
IN. February. They will be members
OF large party of North Carolinians.
REIDSNILLE.-Judge Henry p.
Lane, president, announces fifth an
nual meeting and field events of
North Carolina Fox Hunters asso-
cation will be held at Seven Springs,
IN wayne county beginning Deem
Der ?. Notable hunters from MANY
states are expected to attend.
TARBORO.-Mrs. Hill Burgwin,
mother of former State Senator X.
Q. BurgWyn, and sister Of Fl. X.
Nash, deputy clerk of federal dis
trict court, both of Wilmington, dies
at home of brother, S. S. Nash.
Body is taken to Wilmington for flu.
neral service.
W1LMINGTON.-D. r. Aman, of
SeaGate, Confederate veteran. aged
SO, says his vote of November q was
eighteenth time he voted in presi-
Dental election, one such election
being missed when he was at front
with Lees army. Aman lives at
home of G. F. Brooks.
Observation-Disclosures. Nancy
Handy is gravely injured when run
down by motor truck, physicians at
hospital reporting right side para
lyzed. one leg broken and injuries
about head. Police declare accident
unavoidable.
RALEIGH. - Views emanating
from office of Governor Morrison in
dictate chcief executive is unwilling
that program of progress should
be halted by lack of funds whichc
January legislature will be asked to
provide, including authorization Of
bond issue Of perhaps $35 100000 for
rOa RE Advocates Of ,1roovaY1o admit