Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-07


escapes.
GREENVILLE.-Work will begin
soon on new home of Girls Protec-
tive bureau at 48-acre farm recently
purchased.
GREENVILLE. - Officers raid
home OF Tom Parks. well-known
citizen, find seven quarts of rye
whisky and three quarts of gin con-
cealed in a clever trap. Charges
are preferred against Mr.. Parks and
his wife.
LANCASTER.-E Edward Deason,
IS, browns in Belltown swimming
pool.
GREENNILLE. - Diphtheria, a
malady usually appearing only
during winter months, has been re.
ported in various sections of Green
Vile county.
Observation-Disclosures Smoa
will seek to have cases against four
prohibition officers who fired upon
auto containing two women several
weeks ago, remanded to state courts.
Cases were removed 10 federal court
recently on petition of government.
COLUMBIA.-Four thousand sew
en- hundred acres, part of Camt
jackson reservation, are now avail
able for use Of South Carolina ma
tonal guard, revocable license, allo
eating tract to state, having been re
ceived from war department.
BARNWELL.-Dr. E. A. Early
IF fol int CO. ~
of health, announces Barnwell coun
ty has distinction of promoting frs
countrywide dental work in public
schools in state.
CONGRATULATIONS C. Carter
seventy-four, dies at home here.
GRAY COURT.-Dr. c. E. Rogers
well-known physician, who suffered
stroke Of paralysis. is improving.
ANDERSON. - Ernest Bennett
seeks to recover thirty cents from
Richard Reed for A hat which he hat
sold, argument ensues and Bennett
shoots Reed in self-defense, ht
claims.
SUMTER. - Lawrence Griffin
white, is in local hospital seriousl,
wounded as result OF shooting ARRAY
Fred Ards surrenders to sheriff In
connection with shooting.
GREENVILLE-Clarl L. Size
more, West Greenville barber. is held
responsible for death Of Charles E
Cain, thirty-nine, by verdict Of cor
oner's jury, and is admitted to bail
CARLISLE.-Stocks of merchan
disc owned by l.. P. Thomas an'
Bates company are destroyed by fire
FLAT ROCK.-Seven young PEG
pie offer for missionary work in first
week of Bon Clarken conference.
CAMDEN.-August 8, 9 and il
will be red letter days in boys anC
girls pig and corn club and the home
demonstration circles of KershsW
county.
LITTLE MOUNTAIN.-Littl tie
Mountain reunion for Newberry anc
Summerland colleges attracts dele
gates from all parts Of county. Prom
inent speakears are on program.
GREENVILLE--R. c. Burts, Of
Rock Hill, is reelected president OF
South Carolina Baptist Sunday
school convention.
COLUMBIA Products
Export and Import corporation will
pay liquidating dividend of 40 PEI
cent in August, according to Richard
l. Manning, president.
LAURENS.-Repo that swear
old negro bow died in Sullivan to
township from calcium arsenate
is confirmed by physician.
GAFF'NEY.- HUMPHREYS,
Dne of Cherokee's progressive farm
ers, will build a 100ton concrete silo,
to opening dairy farm.
ABBEVILLE. = Body of Joe
Smiley, 81, colored, is found in, gully
near Verdery. He is believed to
have fallen.
WARE SHOALS-Pennan race
Of Carolina league is ordered split,
and Greenwood declared winner oil
first half.
NEWBERRY.-Ad dance of young
people at Pomaria. near here, Is
broken up by party of young men
said to be from Newberry, under the
influence of liquor.
ANDERsON.-The 121st annua
session of Saluda Baptist associa
ton, embracing about fifty churches
is in progress.
PENDLETON.-T. r. McCrary
saws growing tobacco beats bel
weevn. Crop. tried as an expert
ment, is proving successful.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is made
for Marie Woods, IS, who was taken
to City hospital suffering from dose
of bichloride Of mercury which she
declared she was forced to drink by
sweetheart. While convalescing she
escapes from the hospital.
LAURENs. destroys barr
belonging to Albert Dial and several
head of horses and cows and auto
are lost.
ABBEVILLE.-M Gootlobt
Mcneil, 5, is bitten by dog, head OF
which is sent to Columbia for ex
animation. Report is returned thai
the dog had rabies.
GREENVILLE. - Three specia
daily textile trains, to be loaded ex
clusively with products of Caroline
mills, will be operated by Southern
railway. One will run from Green
Vile. No shipments except for
points outside south will be han
died.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sew
eral weeks wrangling between P
M. Buckner, commissioner-elect, anc
three appointive members of Cole
ton county highway commission
Judge ]. Henry Johnson enjoins r
M. Jeffries from acting as county
attorney.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
eign trade for July fell behind July
1922. Total for month was approx
mately $925,000 against $1,1S7 800.
GREENWOOD. - Major w. w
papcoD is elected Sllnerintendent OF