Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-25

those of last year by more than ST.
100000.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fines for
one day break record, reaching
81, 016.
CLEMSON COLLEGE, Erection
of Methodist church, to cost $4,000,
to replace edifice used twelve years,
starts early in year. according to
announcement.
FLORENCE.-Mrs. Kate Keefe, So,
is in hospital from injuries received
when knocked down by auto driven
by D. ]. Hunnicutt, of Allenhurst,
Ca, who tried to avoid accident.
FLORENCE. = William Miller,
white, is in JAIL held for bond, for
killing John Cooper, colored it being
said that negro threatened him with
knife.
COLJMBIA.-Thre runaway boys,
Walter Hicks, Luecco Hicks and
Jack Kramer, were sought by the
Columbia police, and all were located
in Charlotte, N. c., where they were
arrested with auto stolen from bust
ness street here.
AIKEN.-George B. Courtenay, of
Aiken. dies in hospital in Columbia
after long illness.
CHARLESTON.-E. Henry Cap
pellman returns from a gathering OF
American Legion division adjutants
in indianapolis and announces that
John r. Quinn, national legion COM
mander, will likely visit state in Feb
ruary.
CHARLESTON.-Mrs. Clelaie P
MCGOWAN and Mrs. Belizant A.
Moorer are installed as members OF
new city council, first women coun-
cilmen for South Carolina and pos
sibly for entire south.
GREENVILLE.-Dr. Baylis H.
Earle, county health officerA an
nounces there is no pellagra in
county.
COLUMBIA.-Dr. w. A. Boyd,
prominent physician, will present to
legislature in January, with approval
Of state board of health, plan where
by all crippled children of state can
be treated by state, with appropria-
ton of $4,000.
GREENVILLE.-C council con-
veys to chamber Of commerce under
quit claim deed for one hundred
years site of new ten-story chamber
of commerce Office building.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thinner
man, 10, son of Mr.. and Mr.. Y. F.
Zimmerman, dies Of injuries receiv-
ed when motor truck driven by his
father runs over him, boy having
fallen from running board under
wheels.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
is made by state Sunday School as
sociation that DR.. Marion Lawrence,
of Chicago, secretary of Interna-
tional Sunday School association,
and DR.. Thomas S. Evans, Of Inter
national Daily Vacation Bible School
movement, will make a tour of the
state N January.
Walter Mack loses
hand in buzz saw Of saw mill.
COLUMBIA.-State board of
health votes to ask legislature for
more funds for smallpox vaccine to
fight disease in parts Of state.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES General
Sam M. Wolfe announces he will
not be a candidate to succeed him
self in 1924 election.
KINGsTREE.-lIat found ir
Black river swamp near city Gov
cred shelton, and officers report
that in hat is address OF T. n. Da-
NyiE of vol, Iii l.
tree. and says he gave hat to a ne
gro four months ago.
CHARLESTON.-Sever thousand
gather in Billy Sunday tabernacle to
hear Mayor-elect Thomas p. Stoney
deliver address, and after him wild.
ly, on evening of Inauguration day.
GAFFNEY.-R. z. Under, prom
irent Cherokee county planter, IS
found dead near home with bullet
wound in head, victim Of own act.
CHARLESTON.-south Carolina
division of American Legion an
nounces it will give Christmas pres
ents to veterans in hospitals of the
land.
NEWBERRY.-J. f. Allen, New
berry county sawmili operator, is
arrested on charge of issuing bal
checks, but says he has lumber SUI.
ticient to protect obligations.
NIARION.-ALarion organizes a
concert band, under direction of L.
M. Ward, of Boardman, n. c.
GREENVILLE. - Announcement
is made by j. f. Shrine, mill archI-
tect, of plans for two-mllion-dollar
bleachery near Asheville, which will
bring to a total of twelve million
value Of new textile plants now un.
der construction or planned within
Piedmont section CT the Carolinas.
CONTAMINATION annual good
roads institute is announced for Uni
versity of South Carolina here, to
take place January 1924. with prom
inent engineers on program.
ALABAMA
MONTGOMERY Union Water
company is granted right by Ala.
bama public service commission to
sell $4,000 bonds for improvement
of water plants at Bessemer, Brigh-
ing Wilkes, Lipscomb, Hillman,
HueytoWn, Dolomite and Flint.
MOBILE.-Charged with attempt
ing to bride state prohibition Off
GERS, Aubrey Boyles, United States
district attorney, is arrested and
placed under $4,000 bond.
OPP.-While under arrest on
charge Of drunkenness, DR.. H. j.
Burgess, local jeweler, shoots Police
man Herbert Dorsey twice, with Off.
GERS revolver. Dorsey is in serious
condition in hispital at Andalusia.
DR.. Burgess is in jail.
FLORENCE.-Davi Price, negro
employed on Wilson dam at Muscle
Shoals, falls 100 feet, landing on his.
head on solid rock. He sustained
only slightly fractured skull and will
recover
UNIVERSITY.-Miss Mary Lou
DancV of Decatur piUaS laharoo