Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-08-23

ROCK HILL.-World conference
of business men of all nations, to
work for world peace in purely bust
ness way, is advocated by j. S. Wan
namaker, of St. Matthews, S. c.,
president of American Cotton asso-
citation, in address to gathering at
Tirzah, near here, OF business men
and farmers.
ANDERSON.-Fos FAINT, may
or-elect, and new members of city
council, Eugene Burris, Thomas Bal
ley, Harry McClesky, Reed Fowler.
w p. Brennan and Robert Carter,
are installed.
ANDERSON.-Motorcycle Officer
w. L. Gibson, injured in automobile
accident, dies from double pneumo-
MIA, which followed injuries.
GREENVILLE.-S Is
announced as date for criminal court
here, when case against Reuben Cos
nell, federal prohibition agent; Con
stable John McCauley, and latter S
son, Albert McCauley, charged with
shooting members of party of At
highway, will be tried.
ROCK HILL.-Rock Hill plant of
Hamilton Carhartt cotton mills re-
sumo operations on half-time basis
after long shutdown.
GREENVILLE-Jo Smith, hon
Or graduate of Davidson College, n.
c., and two friends, return from tour
of west in light automobile. They
visited both Mexico and Canada and
many western states, speedom
showing journey of 10000 miles.
Most of time they camped.
SENECA.-Kenneth Richardson
resigns as clerk of town and is sue
ceeded by w. p. Red.
ANDERSON.-Wh c. T.. Maui
din, OF Anderson, travelling salesman
for Bolton firm, attempts to crank
Ford, it runs over him and inflicts
severe injuries.
COLUMBIA Congressman Nc
Swain files campaign expense ac-
count, showing use of $29S, of which
5000 was filing fee.
SPARTA BURG.- Princess Nell
Ormsby, Holstein COW owned by v.
M. Montgomery, Of Spartanburg, is
states leading COW of breed for pro-
ductiOn in one year as senior four
year-old, with record of S47S pounds
Of butter. For seven days produc-
ton Lady Boony Mary Korndyke, of
same herd, holds record with pro-
duction of 481.7 pounds Of milk and
1926 pounds of butter.
SENECA.-A. Gaines begins work
on construction of new Baptist
church here to cost $4,000.
FLORENCE.-Agents of tax com
buy large quantities of cigar
cites, and finding these without
state license stamps, hale merchants
to appear before commission and
show cause why should not be penal
lied.
GAFFNEY.-Large numbers of
soft shelled edible turtles are reported
by fishermen as having been found
in Broad river, near here.
GREENVILLE... Nothing but =
rope Of sand" is Republican plan for
association of nations, declares Prof.
j. w. Garner. Of University of ILL
nois, in address here.
TAYLORs.-Mrs. Harriet Hamil-
ton, seventy-three, dies at home
here.
GREENVILLE.-W. 3. Harrison,
plumber, who died of pistol wound,
suffered accidentally by own hands,
coroner's jury declares.
FORT MILL.-Rev. G. w. Belk,
Jr., former pastor of Presbyterian
church at Pelzer, is accepted by
byterian church Of Fort Mill In
stallation services for September IA
are arranged.
INMAN.-Andrew Bryant Bishop,
sixteen. son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Bishop. dies here after lingering ILL
ness.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r. Smith,
Mrs. w. C. Smith. of, Donalds, dies
at hospital here from blood poison
ing caused by infection on head. He
was i'll only four days.
NEWBERRY.-J D. Lane, of
Lamar, graduate of Newberry col
lege here, is elected professor of
English at Clemson college.
COLUMBIA.-state superintend-
ent OF Education j. H. Hope, sets
aside September II for Observance
in public schools OF 18th annivers-
ary of signing OF United States con
sttutiOn.
SPARTANBURG. - Several stores
are raided and state and county Off
GERS COnfiscate several carloads Of
Jamaica ginger, used for beverage
known as Jake" contain
ing SO per cent alcohol Joe Beaman
is arrested.
AIKEN.-C. ]. Hill. chairman
county commission, is notified by
state highway department of alIo-
cation of $780, 900 for aid in building
Aiken-Aususta highway.
FLORENCE.-Atlantic Coast Line
abroad plans $72 900 addition to rail
road Y. NJ. c. A. here. for boys de
)artment, according to w. B. Coving-
ton. secretary.
WALHALLA. - While i. J. Nc
Mahan, aSplrant for United States
eriticizes opponents, judges.
legislators, state and local officials,
newspapers ct al, Former Governor
Blease conducts campaign free OF
personalities, and Congr m n
James +. Byrnes, also candidate for
senate, works aggressive campaign
of addresses, literature and personal
word, all three seeking to unseat
United States Senator Dial, whose
friends predict he will be reelected.
with possibly second primary neces-
sary.
ROCK HILL.-Arcade and Ara
son cotton mills resume operations
after long period of inactivity on
full-time basis
LACRENS. - Henry Turner,
young white man of county, is at
hospital here, suffering with knife