Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-30

ing his announcement that state is
prepared to enter ship line opera
tion if necessary to lower states
freight rates.
GREENSBORO.-Mrs. J. T.. ALL
red RECEIVERS sufficiently to leave
hospital where she had been under
treatment for injuries sustained
when Ratchet, thrown by husband.
caused wound exposing brain All
red is held in jail. Preliminary hear
ing is deferred until wife can tes-
tify.
GREENSBORO.-C. w. Eubanks,
35, carpenter, is found in shed in
unconscious condition, suffering
from severe wounds about head. Po-
lice say his condition is grave and
no details are obtainable regarding
assault, which is regarded as mys-
FERROUS.
CHARLOTTE. = Announcement
is made that proposed Confederate
veterans memorial to General Carr,
late Durham capitalist and former
commander-in-c chief of United Con-
federate Veterans, probably will
take form of arch over highway
midway between Durham and Chap
ell Hill
GREENNILLE. - Robert Dixon,
II, son OF Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dixon,
of Greenville, is instantly killed
when automobile in which he is
riding collides with freight train. c..
M. hrause, driver, jumps to safety.
WINSTON-SA SALEM. = Methodist
ckildren's home will occupy new
twenty eight-bed hospital early in
October. Other important improve
ments are planned. Home is provid-
ing for 1855 children.
CHAPEL HILL-Three large dor.
mitories, each providing accommodar
lions for 120 students, are occupied
by University of North Carolina.
LINCOLNTON.-Various commit
tees are named and preparations for
celebration of Armistice day ami
Versary, November Il, are being
made. General Shanks, commanding
Fourth corps area headquarters, at
Atlanta, Ga, will be invited to de-
liver address following parade.
E.-Cld-fashioned po-
litical barbecue will be held here one
day in week beginning October 13
when Democratic Chieftains of west
ern North Carolina gather at rally,
John Rutherford. chairman of Bun
combe county Democratic executive
committee, announces. Clyde Hoey,
of Shelby, is on program as princi-
pal speaker.
FLKIN.-Dr. l.. l.. Williams, Sur
ry county health officer for several
years. resigns and announces inten-
ton to study public health work in
America and Europe. 1t is under
stood he will later become associated
with Rockefeller foundation.
BURLINGTON.-Dr. Richard A.
Freeman, rs, for more than fifty
fairs of this section, dies at hospital
at Greensboro, after long period OF
declining health.
SANFORD Cornerstone of Ma
sonic temple is laid hundreds a.
tending exercises conducted by w.
w. Wilson, acting grand master of
North Carolina grand lodge of Ma
sons. DR. w. G. Wicker, Masonic
educa tional secretary, delivers adj
dress.
JENOIR.-Mrs. Mary I. Dixon, II,
dies after long illness at home of
son, w. j. Dixon.
WADESBORO.-Jim Collins, ne
gro, convicted of numbering Chal-
mers Sedberry several weeks ago, is
taken to Raleigh under sentence to
be electrocuted November 81.
hINSTON.-At prevailing aver
age prices, tobacco crop of this sec
ton will bring about 100000, &C
cording to buyers estimates.
GOLDSBORO. - Secretaries of
eastern North Carolina fairs meet
to plant for program of short ship
racing circuit. More than 100 horses
will enter competitions, coming from
number of states. Meet opens here
October l.
MOCKNILLE-W William A. Cleary,
Of Callahan, is wounded in body and
Deputy Sheriff Renegar has bro
ken arm and other painful injuries
as result Of Cleary's attempt to es-
cape after officers ordered him to
halt car to allow search for liquor.
Renegar jumped onto car, which
Cleary drove through fence, wreck
ing car.
HIGH POINT. M. Meekins, Re-
publican nominee for governor, in
address, assails states election laws,
attributing 'injustices' to actions Of
Democratic party.
RALEIGH. - State division of
markets employee r. T. Gwyn, of
Haywood county, farmer and cattle
raiser, to assist beef cattle raisers
OF western North Carolina in mar
keting cattle this fall. Cattle now