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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

dues wagon is demolished. He is
brought to hospital.
ELKIN.-Mrs. J.. d. Perry, rs
dies at home near here week after
suffering stroke of paralysis.
N-SALEM.-C O. Shaw
formerly of this city, arrives in eff
fort to locate his wife, who, he says,
left their Charlotte home month pre-
Viously. His search was delayed by
injuries received in automobile acct
dent soon after her departure, which
KEEP him in hospital several weeks
STATESVILLE.-Guy Wilson, 10
son of Z. A. Wilson, is killed by &C
cidental discharge of gun as he is
preparing to go hunting.
ASHEVILLE.-Pat at Oteen
way veterans rehabilitation hospital
row number 1850, largest in institu
tons history, compared with SOC
year ago. Fourteen additional
nurses arrive.
ASHEVILLE'. - Western North
Carolina live stock and agricultural
exposition, recently held here, first
event Of kind ever held in this part
of state, proved so successful its flu.
ture annual renewal is assured. Of
ficials face necessity of providing
ample building space.
ASHEVILLE.-M Kate Morrow
SO, Well-knoWn, dies after lingering
illness.
ASHEVILLE.-Federal prohibition
agents, aided by bloodhounds, COZ.
duct fruitless search for several days
in Pennsylvania county for two
moonshine still operators, who, in
gun battle near Lake ToXaway
dangerously wound Officer Ben Ora
per and painfully injure VIII Owens
ELIZABETH ClTY.-Joe Swindel'
convicted in superior court of at.
lacking girl aged II, sentenced to 80
years in state prison, makes SIS, 00O
bond and is released pending decision
on appeal to state supreme court.
GASTONIA-North Carolina Lu
theran synod, in annual session
votes to refer to investigating CON-
mission proposal FOR establishment
of Lutheran assembly ground after
wide divefgences of opinion over
various preferred sites develops. Pro.
posed sites. are located near Rural
Hall, Hendersonville, Waynesvillc
Boone, in Wautauga county, and
elsewhere.
GASTONIA. = Lutheran brother.
hoods proposal to raise 100000 in
state for state missions is approved
by synod in annual meeting.
MAXTON.-Mrs. Hugh Stewart,
dangerously wounded when shot by
her husband, when crazed by drink
is slowly improving at home Of moth
er, near here. Husband blew out his
brains Immediately after shootin 9
wife.
GREENSBORO.-Mud epidemic Of
persistent hiccoughs, reported by
various towns of state, has reached
Greensboro, physicians say. Nc
CGuse can be assigned. Most DANGER.
on. aspect is exhaustion this trouble
causes.
GREENSBORO.-Dr. S. L. Frank.
! lin, well-known optometrist, dies at
hospital of heart disease, aged Fl
years.
WINSTON-SALEM. LINDSAY
Burge, 10, and companion, Miss Lou.
| Use Caudle, both living near this city
are injured when their car leaves
road and overturns three time3
| Burge is brought to hospital
WINSTON-SALEM.-T. Z. Smith
j.. aged one year. son OF Mr.. ana
! Ms. T. T. Smith, is dangerously
burned when coffee pot is over
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

protected by state troops and ma
chine guns.
GREENSBORO. - Southern rail-
way submits to city government new
proposal for construction of passen-
ger station, suggesting new site and
proposing to reject city's offer to is
sue bonds which would be loaned TO
railway as building fund. Railways
proposal is to build 81 100000 station
providing trackage for IS trains.
RALEIGH-One or two resort.
tions relating to prohibition laws,
! adopted by North Carolina anti
saloon league trustees in annual.
meeting urges enactment of ban on
| possession Of whisky in home for
personal use. by tightening state law.
Another urges state and federal CO.
operation in nationwide campaign to
educate young to perils of liquor.
WILMINGTON.-Miss Florence V.
Lawton, 6S, widely known and be-
loved, dies after prolonged illness.
SALEMBURG- Mrs. Sallie Swan
Cooper Baggett, IS, member of one
of Sampson county's best known
families, dies after long period of
declining health.
RALEIGH.-Plea for mercy from
family of victim results in Governor
Morrison paroling Clarence Kelly, of
Duplin county, convicted of rnuss-
slaughter. He had seven years of
ten-year term to serve.
HIGH POINT,-City is developing
| plans To protect against possible
water famine and waterworks i'm
proVements to cost several hundred
thousand dollars will be constructed
HIGH POINT.-Robert w. sam.
uel, SIS, highly esteemed, dies after
several weeks of illness at hospital.
WINSTON SALEM.-Mrs. Susan
Vosler, 81, wife of J. w. Vogler
dies after prolonged illness at home
near here.
CHARLOTTE.-WiIl of late Mrs.
Simmons b, Jones. filed for probate,
disposes of estate valued at 100000,
| four children sharing equally. They
arc Mrs. w. r. Taliaferro, Jr., Mrs.
| Carol d. Taliaferro, Mrs. II. \. Nor
son and Morehead Jones. Mrs. Jones
/ was daughter of late John NJ. More
| head, nationally prominent Repub-
/ lioan, of Charlotte.
RALEIGH-Acting on first of
! several appeals in capital cases be-
! fore him, Governor Morrison COM
Z utes to life imprisonment sentence
! OF Albert Byrd, Lenoir county negro,
convicted of assaulting seven-year-
old girl. There remain fourteen
/ other occupants of death row at state
| prison
JEFFERSON jefferson school.
Methodist preparatory institution,
has unique distinction of being men,
/ TOR to W. Il. Scott, of Riverside. aged
I 81, who has entered seventh grade
! ana announces intention of acquiring
/ college education. Seventeen years
! ago he deserted school for work in
/ West Virginia mines. He has wife
and five children.
/ JEFFERSON.-Re OF cour-
/ ~ interested in live stock growing
/ hold meeting and elect w. Z. Nc.
! Mem, OF jefferson president of new
| " formed association. Congressman
T. L. Doughton delivers address.
CHARLOTTE.-Suit of Pearl F.
/ Cannon against d. Frank Cannon
/ for support of their child is brought
before Judge Shaw in Mecklenburg
county superior court. Attorneys
cl1im trust fund of from $4,000 TO
! 100000 is held at Concord for Can
non.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
Contract For IS Bridges
In Long Co. Awarded

LUDOWICI, Ga. Dec. 1.-THE
contract for the construction of ts:s
10 bridges on state route No. *
through Long county has been let
to Charles Phillips, Of Ludowici, and
the bridge across Granny's branch,
four miles north of Ludowici, is now
under construction
The building of the bridges on
Route 80 through this county is the
preliminary work on the reconstruct
ton of the 80 miles of the old Macon
Darien road through Long county,
from the county line of Tattnall to
that Of Mcintosh, which probably
will be started late in the winter.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

turned, hot liquid flowing over
child's body.
Observation-Disclosures. Sarah
]. Chamberlain a. widow of S. K.
Chamberlain, dies after prolonged
illness.
SPENCER.-John II. Grubb, IS,
is awakened by wife, who is request
ed to permit him to rest few minutes
longer. In short time, after, wife,
attempting to arouse him, finds he
had died shortly, death being at
tributed to heart failure.
TEIDSVILLE.-Old Appalachian
gold mine near tlldorado, is re-
opened by company headed by p. w.
Richardson, of Reidsville, and 6S 900
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
Underwood Urges
Judge Grub for
Kings Successor

WASHINGTON, Dec. RECON-
mendation was made to President
Coolidge today by Senator Under
wood, Democrat, Alabama, that
Federal Judge William Grubb. of
the Alabama district. be appointed
to the circuit court of appeals to
succeed Judge Alex c. King, who
recently resigned. Judge Grubb was
appointed TO the federal branch by
President Taft
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
NORTH CAROLINA

NEW BERN.-Coroner jury
holds John Godette, negro withous
bond for running down group of
school children at Croatan, Miss Ed
ma Williams, aged -, being fatally
injured. lie is taken to state prison
at Raleigh after being confined day
and night in Craven county Jail here,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

SELMA.-Over 10000 pounds of
pecans are shipped from Dallas
county to National Pecan Growers
exchange, Albany, Ga.
SELMA-Crude oil, pure enough
to be used in motor cars, is found
in number of wells at Pine Hill, near
here.
TALLADEGA.-At request of pre-
siding judge, Rev. A. c. Ormond
pastor of First Presbyterian church,
opens circuit court with religious
services.
ATMORE.-During past season
9SS cars of fruits and vegetables
were shipped from here to northern
markets.
BESSEMER.-Mrs Alahama L.
LittletOn, sc, dies of pneumonia.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
k0RETZ BACK IN CHICAGO;
$50 FLOCK TO SEE HIM

CHICAGO, Dec. /. Leo Koretz
the ''financier," as his friends viewed
him a year ago. was brought here to-
day from Halifax, N. S., where he
was masQuerading as wealthy II
thor. He showed no interest in a
throng of some 500 persons who
crowded the station platform.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

GREENVILLE.-H. *. Osborne,
Spartanburg lawyer, is appointed by
Joseph A. Tolbert, u. S. district at
torney, as assistant district attorney
for western district of South Caro-
lima.
PIEDMONT. Mrs. Sarah Fisher,
81, dies at home here.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

is rich in Wtamines aud great builder of
tissue This is your opportunity to judge fof
Yourself at my expense. as to the merit Of the
wonderful new Florence Cod Liver Oil Tablets
| will mail request postpaid and free Of
charge obligation. fun size SOC box. Write
today, this is q special Introductory Offer
good only for 10 days FLORENCE PRODUCTS
CORPORATION. 4jl1 Coca-Cola building. Kan
sas City, Missouri Advertisement
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0OO

is a prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Dengue, Head
aches, Constipation, Biliousness
1t 10 the most speedy remedy we
know.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
Cod Liver Oil In
Pleasant Tablet Form.

Everyone knows that
cod liver oil is the
greatest builder Of Vi
tally and the forces Of
life known to medical
science. If YOU arc
weak. run down. debili =
tated, you will welcome
the glad tidings that
5ou can now take pure
cod liver oil IN pleas
ant tablet form. Each
tablet is equivalent to
- drops Of oil; a fun
adult dose. Equally
fine for children. il
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
Res usfsG Guaranteed

You take no risk in sending for TABLATED
NlTAMGNES. For the gland extract and Vita
mines act upon the vital organs Of the hen bring
ing renewed life vigor, and egg laying capacity
Your moneJ will be refunded at once II you 81,
not delighted With results
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

WILMINGTON. Officials of
Clyde Steamship company will CON
fer here with representatives of
chamber of commerce relative to in
shutting enlarged freight service
through port of Wilmington to in
terror North Carolina points.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

Here Is a smashing offer that means many dol
lgrs in your pocket Send no in0ney in advance.
Just mail coupon below and you will be sent a.
TWO regular One Dollar Size packages NJ
TABLATED FITAMINES. Pay your posfman
only ST. plus 17c postage. when he delivers BCTr
packages The extra package is yours free! sell
II to friend for dollar and thus get your
supply for nothing Don't delay You risa rn.n-
ing. Get lots more eggs right now While wtses
are high Serd coupon today II YOU want
lines the eggs aud ) times the p.sSt
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

CHARLOTTE. - Mrs. Martha
Moore, mother of DR.. Walter Moore,
of Union Theological seminary, Rich
mond, Va, celebrates ninety-fifth
birthday.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

ELKIN.-J. w. Pardue, Of Brier
creek community. Wilkes county, is
run down and seriously injured on
Boone trail, near his home, by auto
mobile driven by drunken man. Far
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
Send No Money


The POULTRY ViTRMlNEo CO.. Dcrt 6i2
357 Spruce Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Send me two regular One Dollar size packages
Of TABLATED YITAMIEES. / will pay post
nan only 81 plus nc postage. delivery Of
3OTH packages You agree to refund my money
It any time within 30 days IL 1 am not entirely
satisfied with my increased egg yield.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

fiuFcsS .....ss.. ..sss...s ..s..s.s-.s.'..
yOU prefer. enclose stgD cash or money order
sifh coupon. 10 bring your order sooner c. o. d.
packages may take longer in the postoffice.
lAdversisementl
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
ALABAMA

HEFLIN.-RaIph Levi, IS, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Levi, accident
ly shoots himself while visiting at
country home of DR.. John K. BagIey,
and dies few hours later.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

protected by state troops and ma
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

ADSDEN.-Thomas II. Stephens
and associates are preparing to de-
velop paint mine in Cherokee coun-
ty. Clay deposit will form basis OF
nail1t
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

MOBILE.-Gulf,M Mobile and North
eyn railroad will spend S750,0OO here
in building four-m&a spur track TO
connect with $10,000,000 state docks
being built.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

MONTGOMERY.-AIrs. John j.
Flowers, prominent woman and
mother of several of Montgomery s
leading business men, is dead
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

MOBILE.-L. Wilson, under arrest
at Satsuma, this county, for burg
larry, escapes from officers while
handcuffed.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
30 Eggs Instead of S

"rhe tablets did wonderfully" writes
Mrs. r. d. McReynolds, of Adairsville.
Ky Il was not getting a half dozen
eggs day from flock of go hens.
Since feeding them only one week my
hens nave increased to , u dozen eggs"
Again. , times the egg yield. Did you
ever hear of anything like this before?
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
SOUTH CAROLINA

BESSEMER.-Mrs. Alaha,na
Littleton, sc, dies of pneumonia.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

SIMPSONNILLE = Mrs. Mary
Garrett, 81, dies at home near here.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

FAYETTE.- which finish
ed upper canal of Luxapalia last
July and went into dry dock to await
decision of supreme court on consti-
tutienality of drainage act, is burned
with a II ma cbinprV.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

MONTGOMERY r, e.
steiner will award SIS banner to that
post of American Legion in Alabama
which turns into department head
quarters by December 81 largest per-
centage of renewals of it's 1924 mem.
nershiu
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES heirs, or
ganization seeking to recover Ed
wards estate property in New York
city, is granted charter by Secretary
of State Blackwell.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
S Times the Eggs

Eges Eges And stiII more eggs-
even in coolest weather. Just crush
few TABULATED VITAMINES in the
drinking water Then watch the action
Govt station reports that hens fed vita
mines laid 800 eggs. The ordinary hen
lays only 60 Think Of it! Five times
the cgcsi Five times the profit
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

BESSEMER.-Mr William Maui
chan, 70, dies here at home of her
laughter, Mrs. J. l.. Cooper.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

tons Of ore, expected to average 81
per ton, is blocked out. Another
10000 tons of ore is yet to be blocked
out
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

WI. G. Lowry while out
hunting, attempts to move log with
gun, when weapon goes off and
shoots his foot.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

KERSHAW.-John T. Stevens. Of
Aershaw, adds four Mississippi cot
tonseed oil mills to long string own
ed by him, new mills being at Green
vile, Rosedale, Vicksburg and Co.
lumbus.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04


No p p % t proec b. BE omakect ek
urnh.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

HIGH POINT.-CaIvin B. Brown,
chief organize of United States cham
Der Of commerce service bureau. will
deliver address December I at an
nual meeting of local chamber.
RALEIGH.-Report of NJ. L. Ship
Phoenix tribune., 1924-02-27

nXA HATS in name?'' For in
w stance there is that household
word sweater" In the days of coarse
yarn and plain knitting it may have
sufficed, but today it is inadequate to
the situation. 1t really seems as If a
new term will have to be coined in
Fashions vocabulary to cover the
hosts of aristocratic descendants of the
once plebeian sweater. The modern
sweater indeed does honor to the
knitting industry in list of exquisitely
designed garments which range from
the simple slipon to wondrous man
DARN blouses, the fashionable jac-
quette, sash blouses, Russian blouses
and other types too numerous to tabu-
late.
With sweater for every occasion,
no wonder that the modern woman of
fashion aspires to collection of these
delectable garments. Especially are
the needs of the summer girl provided
for in range Of exquisite knitted
CONNECTIONS, some of gossamer weight,
many pure white, others irresistible In
Phoenix tribune., 1924-02-27
PEGGY

"Tm q queer creature, l suppose"
said Peggy, the horse, to Sambo, the
other horse.
"What makes you say that?" asked
SambO. 81 have never noticed that
you were queer at ALL"
"Well,' said Peggy, 1--WE take people
out for rides and they admire the
beautiful scenery and the lovely views
and all Of the wonderful country and
sights about these parts.
But they don't mean so much to
me, If anything at ALL"
"They don't mean so much to me,
either" said Sambo. "In fact, they
don't mean anything to me-"
"Well, perhaps I'm not queer, then.
said Peggy.
Perhaps I'm queer, too." said
Sanbo.
"That's So" agreed Peggy, perhaps
that is the way 1t is. But when
hear the people rave so about the
scenery, feel that must be queer
"The scenery is all right enough. but
| don't care about stopping and gazing
at it.
"Of course I'm willing enough to
stop and let them gaze at it. But
would be as willing to stop one place
as another, though they have special
places that they want to stop.
Tive grown so used to those places
and spots where people want to stop
and admire the view that just natu-
rally slow up, for l know what they
are going to say if don't.
"They are going to say to our
driver:
"'Oh, please, can't we stop and look
at this lovely view for a minute
$50 l stop and save them all the
trouble of saying that But 1t is
Phoenix tribune., 1924-02-27

funnyl How they do love views and
scenery. In the summer / like stop
ping best of all, for then can eat the
grass along the way.
I'm the winter / don't mind STOP
ping for a rest once in while, but I'm
not so eager to stop in the winter as
l am in the summer.
"Still. like to take my little rests
and do 1t at just these certain points
when know the people are going to
ask to stop, anyway"
"Yes, and I do the same" said
Sambo. "But you're bit lazier thar
l am"
my master says" Peggy agreed
that l am lazier than you are. He
says that / always recognize a lady's
voice. and that | turn around and
see when there Is lady In his car
riage, and then stop very often BY
the views, and because, too, | know
the ladies like to see a nice horse
rest, for l don't love to work hard
Though I'm not really lazy.
"Oh. yes. know ladies when SEA
them and when | hear them. I'm
bright enough for that. Indeed, yes
''I'd be stupid If l didn't know them
and horses aren't stupid, they're intel
ligent."
''That's right" said Sanbo, land ou,
master thinks we're an intelligent pair
too. He Is right, l must admit it. hi
Is right.
"But, Peggy, you have to admit thai
along the roads where our maste,
takes us to drive, or rather where W.
take him, 1t Is far more beautlful thai
If we drove Off in some other d.
rections where we would see Quack
quacking ducks and dull little houses
"Yes, you must admit, we do g.
through beautiful country"
II admit it." said Peggy. "but III
tell you what think is beautifu
sight.
"Yes, I'll tell sou what kind of q
sight would make me stand still an6
admire"
"WhatT asked Sambo.:
"A pile of hay would be the most
beautiful view I could imagine" said
Peggy. Yes, scenery may be all very
well. but the scenery l love best IL
the scenery Of hayi
"And when see piles of hay In the
summer-well. then / see beautiful
country!
"Oh, res, scenery is all very we'll
but give Peggy, the horse, hay every
time.
And after I've taken people fol
rides on winter days, both snowy days
and fine days, the beautiful view
look forward to when l come back is
my dinner and the gorgeous view
am to have Of hay"
Hay" said Sambo "is beautiful
indeed"
Phoenix tribune., 1924-02-27
QUARANTINE

Phoenix, Arizona, Feb. 26, 1924
WHEREAS, there exists in Cali
fornia disease known as Foot and
Mouth Disease" among animals which
constitutes a menace owing to its ex-
treme contagiousness to animals and
human beings, and
WHEREAS, said disease can be
transmitted by products of the soil
used for human consumption and
food for animals, AID
WHEREAS, such foods and prod
ucts are shipped into the State of
Arizona and constitute a menace un-
der the present conditions to the
health and life of the people of Ari-
zona
THEREFORE, l, Frederic T. Fab
len, M. D., State Superintendent of
Public Health, by virtue of the au-
thority vested in me under Chapter
l, Paragraph 1870 Revised Statutes of
Arizona, Civil Code 1913, do hereby
declare a quarantine in Arizona
against products from California,
which is to include all products Of
the soil and animal products of what
ever nature in their raw state.
This is not to include canned goods
or food properly sterilized.
Shipment through the State of Ari-
zona of products above enumerated is
hereby allowed provided cars are
properly sealed, and not opened with
in the limits of this state
F. T. FAHLEN, M. D.,
State Supt of Public Health.