Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-22
SOUTH CAROLINA

to Isle of Palms and other beaches
here.
AndersOn-Wnl Moss. who is al
legged to have killed Doc Hill, near
here, Februbary 7, last, with a rock
is freed of charge.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT counties suf
fer damages as severe windstorn
sweeps upper portion of state.
Newberry.-Gus Suber is victim
of unusual accident here when a
| huge stump, which he is grubbing,
/ falls over and brushes him to death.
st. Observation-Disclosures Clar
ence Lumpkin Jordan, son of Colonel
| lIarvie Jordan, is decorated with dis
tinguished service medal for service
| in World war, presentation taking
place in Philadelphia.
! JeffersOn.-The first carload OF
! hogs ever shipped from Chesterfield
county goes to Richmond, Va. Farm
| ers turn to hogs and poultry to de-
| feat boil weevil.
! Greenwood. - Henry Augustine,
who is alleged to have fired upon
three Greenwood policemen in at
| tempt to kill, is sentenced to two
years in prison. The trial created a
| sensation here.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES here report
| that negroes are being induced to
migrate north to take jobs as strike
| breakers.
Chester.-R. w. Webb. Of Bridge
water. n. c.. is killed, and Ben
Lumpkin, a negro, is seriously in
! jured by Dynamite explosion nele
Gray Court.-Stores here wrecked
by a tornado will be rebuilt at cnoe.
Dinon.-United States Senator E.
D. Smith addresses great crowds
here on farmers opportunities,
which, he says, are greater now than
! ever before.
l. Observation-Disclosures T. Newell, of
Chattanooga, is elected president, ard
Jeff Davis, of Toccoa, Ga, a vice
president. at convention here Of the
Association of Surgeons Of the
Southern railway.
|, Gray COurt.-A COW, being driven
from pasture by boy, is picked up
by a wind storm and blown into a
behind her, the boy says.
Columbia. - Crops generally in
South Carolina showed improvement
\ during latter half of week, accord
ing to government synopsis of crop
/ conditions.
Greer.-The peach crop in upper
South Carolina is reported damaged
/ 80 per cent.
Florence. - Women are denied
equal privileges enjoyed by men by
Episcopal Dioces of South Carolina
in convention here. Bishop Query
spoke in opposition to plan to allow
women representation.
GreenVilIe.-At Furman -llniver-
sity's sixty-eighth annual commence
ment exercises forty-five young men
will receive diplomas. Furman' S
new gymnasium, gift Of the people
of Greenville, will be dedicated.
Columbia.-One hundred RED
Bird clubs with total membership
of 1924 school children to go into
cotton fields on June 10 for four
weeks campaign against boil weeyii.
are organized in seven counties in
state.
GreenwOOd.-Plant to manufacture
farm implement handles from ash
timber, with yearly output amount
ing to 100000. will be established
here as branch of Standard Handle
company, of Macon, Ga.
Observation-Disclosures Coleman, IL
year-old Spaniard, who is left an or
phan, makes his way from Cuba
| lc L.
picture. He was unable to speak
English. His uncle, A. A. Coleman,
proprietor of Greenwood Drug COM
pany, places him in school,
Spartanburg.-This city is deter
mined to secure, if possible location
of new Spartan Academy plant &c
cost 100000.
Abbeville. Charley Bruce kills
mad dog on his front porch here as
dog was menacing four children.
FlOrence.-Police department here
will require the incubation of al
dogs against rabies.
CoIumbia.-Anna M. Beatty is 6
only woman among thirteen candi
Gates admitted to practice after TAX
ing state bar examination
Newberry.-Negro migration con
tinues. Half dozen. of more leav,
at one time for Philadelphia.
Gray COurt-Several stores ar,
badly damaged and number of dwell
lings unroofed in wind and rain
storm.
Laurens.---Ten per cent increas,
in wages, Che second increase with
in so days, is put into effect at hit,
Laurens Cotton mills. All employee
| are affected.
Laurens. - Confederate soldier
and their wives are entertained a
: annual picnic dinner. James H. Sui
livan delivers address.
AIIendale-The Allendale Cotton
OIL and Fertilizer company files vol
I ing debts at $266 500 and assets a
; .$77,73S.
Anderson.-Mrs Cora Teasley. o
Eartwell, Ga, has had sleepin,
sickness for three months, and j
brought to hospital here. Physician
believe she will recover.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Policeman
+ J. A. Williams is thrown from ma
chine and fractures both legs Will
pursuing bootleggers.
5 MariOn.-High steel structure a
Mars Bluff now spans Pee Dee rive
and a main artery of travel is nov
opened through great Pee Dee sec
ton, to Georgia.
COIumbia.-Mrs. Lilly r. Malett
; Grady, member OF one of oldes
Georgia families and who was tn
oldest Lying descendant Of John Fl