Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-26

three mill villages and other sec
tons of county.
Laurens.-Annual banquet of Lau
rens county chapter of Winthrop
Daughters is brilliant event.
Anderson. - Bill of Indictment
charging violation of Mann white
slave act is handed federal grand
jury in the case of Ollie B. Mosier.
CoIumbia-Nameso of several streets
in Columbia will be changed, and
city council has decided to use names
of some Columbians who lost their
lives during world war.
Observation-Disclosures of Anderson
have been warned by the police de.
partment that traffic regulations will
be strictly enforced in the future
Many streets have been marked by
lines on curbing.
Beaufort. - Beginning as a star
route between Beaufort and Lobeco,
q new postal route connecting Beau
fort and Savannah will be inaugu-
rated June 1.
Kershaw.-John w. Ingram, prom
inent business man, is severely in
jured in fighting flames on roof of
house.
CIintOn.-Twenty-f seniors at
Presbyterian college here, receive
diplomas May 80.
Clemson COlIege.-After strawber-
ries have been harvested, beds
should be cultivated clean through
out summer, runners removed and
soil gradually worked towards
crown, specialists here say.
AIIendale.-George D. Sanders,
at Fairfax, plants so acres in dew
berries to demonstrate that dewber-
ry culture on large scale Is prac-
ticable in this county.
observation-disclosures Ellis, young
white girl killed in an automobile
accident, is buried in pauper's grave
here when no relatives appear to
claim body.
MISUNDERSTANDING $50, 900
people every year cross Affords toll
bridge over the Savannah river, be-
tween Anderson and Hartwel, Ga,
reports show. Fifty cents is charged
for each passage. 's~
HamptOn.-George w. Fennell
prominent citizen, is shot and in
stantly killed by Dave Lightsey
farmer. 1t is alleged both men be-
gan firing.
Camden.-It is planned to plant
grass over the spot where the Cleve'
land schooIhouse stood and make
other efforts to obliterate spot of
holocaust. Debris has been cleared
away.
Anders0n.-Carload of poultry will
be shipped from this county June
8 and g..
COIumbia.-Lowman institute, for
aged Lutheran ministers, at White
Rock, is being enlarged. Fifteen
cottages will take care of many adj
ditionaI inmates.
Rock HilI.-Much interest centers
here IN the statewide spelling bee
to be held July 18th anG goth. Elm.
ready been held.
= ALABAMA
Lafayette.-Miss Dorothy Allen
popular school teacher, is bitten by
rabid cat. She is being treated al
Pasteur institute at Montgomery.
Montgomery.-Hal dollars, com
memorating one hundredth anniver
sary of Alabama's statehood, are
received from Washington, D. c.
MobiIe.-R. L. Gerson is being
held here on bad check charge, for
officers at York.
Tr0v.-Circuit court is in session
with Judge A. E. Gamble presiding
Five first degree murder cases are
docketed for trial this term.
observation-disclosures Governor B
r. Conner will give annual medal tC
student of state university making
best grade in mathematics.
SeIma.-G. c. Johnson and WON
an companion are arrested in Mo
bile, on charge of completely in rob
berry of Woco Pep Office here.
MOntgOmery.-W. A. Gunter, Jr.
is reelected mayor of Montgomery
receiving 1920 votes against 1880
for opponent, Lawrence H. Lee.
BOaZ.-AIabama Power company
is negotiating for municipal light
ing plant here.
Selma. Forty fifth commence
ment of Selma university opens
Sunday, with baccalaureate sermon
by DR.. Robert Thomas Pollard, presi
dent.
CIantOn.-According to estimates
$500 people attend community sing
here.
NIiIIport .-Masons here are erect
ing new temple. Excavation work
is done, and cornerstone laying will
occur soon.
Admission. - Policemen Hollings-
worth and Arteberry arrest Frank
Smith and Eddie Walker, escaped
convicts from McDonOugh, Ga, and
receive $125 reward.
TuscaIOosa.-Luth Caples, aged
10, is seriously injured when auto
mobile, driven by Birmingham man,
strikes him.
Huntsville.-Louis Owens, aged
81, is dead after several months i'll
ness from blood poisoning, caused
by accidental gun wound.
Sheffield.-Mrs. Lennie McManus