Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-08
SOUTH CAROLINA

SOOAH OAKOLINA
GREEN NILLE.-Clemso college
Ioot0alI team, undefeated in South
CaroIlna this season, wins state
championship, by outpIaying and de.
1eatlng Furman university eleven
here Thanksgiving day.
SlMPSONVILLE. - Mrs. Ju1ia.
wilson Ray dies at home after i'll.
ness Of several weeks.
I AIKEN,-Nathaniel Toole widely
Known and successful farmer of
Beech Island, is instantly killed
when struck by piece of lumber
which shot from planning mill on
ms plantation where he was at
work.
GAFFNEY.-J. w. Lilies, who re.
sides at Ozark mills, Gastonia. runs
over and instantly kills four.vear.old
son OF w. B. Austell on tho ma.
tIonal highway two miles south of
Gaffney.
FLORENCE.-That it is immedi
| ate duty of congress to make
thorough study of tax question and
10 make such readjustments and re-.
auctions as will have effect Of an
portloning burden among American
! people as fairly as possible. with
eye to economy, is opinion of Sen.
ator E. d. Smith, who also fayors
soldiers bonus and declares he be-
AeVes congress can find way not
only to pay bonus but to reduce
taxes at same time.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS high
school football championship will he
settled here Friday when Saluda
High school and Thornwell orphan
age teams battle for honor. Neither
team has met defeat this season.
COLUMBIA-Ba church in
| South Carolina gained 10,SO1 mem.
bers through baptism last year. To-
| tai membership, distributed through
| LIZA churches, is reported as 1888.
| $50.
COLUMBIA. Investigation of
cases of SO former service men, now
! occupants Of state penitentiary, is
recommended by Richland post Of
American Legion.
GREENVILLE.-In effort to OBJ
tain executive clemency for Jask
| son Collins, disabled service man of
this city who was given seVen.year
sentence for death of Gus Adams
fellow student at federal vocational
training school at Chick Springs.
North Carolina department. of Amer.
lean Legion, has been appealed to
by friends of Collins.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES state con.
| &c cSl.
tie company of Woonsocket, r. l.,
will establish new $35O,OO0 bobbin,
speel and shuttle plant here.
PICKENS.-Cotton crop for Pick.
ems county was 2,642 bales short Of
1922 up to November 20, 1923.
CHARLEsTON.-W. Banks Dove,
secretary of state, who was stricken
with apoplexy, is reported as slightly
improved.
Observation-Disclosures raid
Central Methodist church here and
obtain $40.
YORk.-Arrangements for issu.
ing $l,000,000 bonds for hard surfac.
ing roads Of York county, as author
lied by recent election, are made by
county highway commission.
GREEN VILLE.-Property Of de-
funct Cyclone Motors corporation,
capitalized at million dollars, is sold
at public auction for $4,000. Stock
was sold in all parts of south.
CLEMSON COLLEGE-Dr. A. NJ.
Redfern, 81. for % years college
surgeon at Clemson, dies in Char
lotte hospital where he had been
under treatment for ten days.
SPARTANBURG. - Case which
will decide whether or not city au-
thorities in Greenville and Spartan
| burg have authority to close pool
rooms operating within corporate
limits will again be heard in state
supreme court on Tuesday. Deem
| Der IL.
GREENVILLE. Two thousand
| Shriners and friends from all parts
Of South Carolina enjoy annual fall
ceremonial Of Hejaz temple.
COLUMBIA.-Thir regis
tered nurses and seven doctors are
licensed to practice by state board of
medical examiners.
GREER.-NeWly- organized ClVltan
club has outlined plans to further
city's progress.
RG.-Baptist State
convention, now in session in Colum-
bia, will hold 1924 convention in
Spartanburg.
GREER.-Mattie Lou McSwain.
four-year-old daughter Of Charlie Nc.
Swain, in some way managed to get
hold Of bottle containing alcohol or
liquor and drank some Of contents,
directly after which she became sick
and died.