Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-01

tendance. One speaker urged sym
pathy for the flapper and said she
didn't believe in a board of censorS
for motion pictures.
Hodges. E. Bundy, aged fifty
five, claims to possess some miracu-
1ous power of healing the afflicted
by a method which he describes sis
the "Word Cure" He is said by
patients to have cured them of, Sc
we're cases of pellagra and eczema.
He looks at the patients and ut
tiers to himself three words taken
from the Bible.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. about a week
Confederate veterans and widows of
veterans in this state will receive
their pensions from the state gov
eminent
Whitmire.-The daughters Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Darby are painfully
hurt in an automobile accident.
COlumbia.-Fire, believed to have
been Of incendiary origin, destroyed
eight barrack buildings at Camp
Jackson and nine Small buildings.
HartsviIle.-Society Hill and
Huntsville vote almost unanimously
for $37 500 bonds to help build a
bridge across Pee Dee river at So
ciety Hill.
MarIbOrO.-Bonds in the sum of
$150,O0O are voted for a bridge
across Pee Dee river between MARI
boro and Darlington counties.
Cheraw.-Because the farmers
are so far behind with their work
the court of common pleas is adj
journed and the jurors notified not
to report.
Columbia.-Whites now outnum-
Der the negroes in South Carolina.
This condition has not existed here
tofore in perhaps a century.
Greenwood. - AS Platty Porcher,
his grandfather, lay dead on the
floor, a 12-year-old boy, the only
other occupant of the house, packed
his grip, locked the door and left.
The coroner summoned him for an
investigation. II stayed with him
as long as he lived, but when he died
I couldn't do no more good, so just
left" he told the officers.
Newberry.-W. B. Miller came
here unknown, started daily news
paper, published five months and
then disappeared. A creditor re-
ceived a letter, saying he had gone
God knows where and asking
him to close the office.
AndersOn.-"You can love some
people into heaven, but there's a
lot of folks you have to give hell
instead of soup to knock them out
of the rut into the right to heaven"
is the biting message of Railroad"
Sinks, evangelist, in sermon here.
AbbeviIIe.-C. A. Rose, graduate
of Auburn, has been secured for the
office of county farm demonstration
agent here. He leaves the South
ern Industrial institute at Campbell
Hill, Ala. j
Clemson COllege.-The textile de-
partment will offer a three-weeks'
course in cotton grading during the
1928 summer school, but the num-
Der of students is limited to fifteen.
CoIumbia.-The annual Reunion
Of the South Carolina division will
be held here June 7 and 8.
Observation-Disclosures Hall, 11-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hall,
sits down on a railroad track and
falls asleep on the cross-ties. He is
killed.
UniOn.-Thousands attend funeral
here of Lieut.. Dogan H. Arthur,
famous American army airman, who
for conspicuous GOODNESS, daring and
courage in many air battles was
several times decorated by Ameri-
can and. French governments and
who crashed to earth and was in
stantly killed at Langley field.
Chester.-CIaude D. Crosby, presi-
dent of the Chester Machine and
Lumber company, has purchased