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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07

WILMINGTON. - Hour before
schedule to grace trial in city court
on charge of reckless driving, re-
sulting in injury of child. C. w.
Blake, sixty, Onslaw county farm
er, drops dead.
ASHEVILLE.-M agree
to proposal that Armistice day an
niversary be declared full holiday,
and Kiffin Rockwell post of Amer
lean Legion continues developing ex-
tensive plans for celebration.
GREENSBORO-Revivalo of report
that High Point, brownsville and
Denton railroad will be extended II
miles to Greensboro, from High
Point, follows loan of 100000 to
road by local bank at nominal rate
of interest.
ASHEVILLE.-H. w. Miller, vice
president of Southern railway, here
on visit to inspect construction work
says extensions now being made in
yard facilities will make Asheville
one Of important exchange points of
Southern system.
ASHEVILLE.-Tot of $780,
900 is needed to make hospital at
Oteen permanent government hos
pital for war veterans, according to
report of Senator David I. Walsh,
of Massa chusetts in report on vet.
Grams bureau hospital situation.
Only $50 of hospitals 1885 beds are
in permanent buildings. Hospital is
declared permanently needed.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07
HEARING RESTORED
OFTEN IN % HOURS
Amazing Results Secured i'm One Day
by Use of XII Formerly known
AS Rattle Snake Oil.
ByJ. P. Alley

Deafness and Head Noises need not
be dreaded any longer since this re.
markable discovery. Now it is pos
sible for some Of the most obstinate
cases of deafness to be relieved in
days time by the application OF
prescription formerly known as
Rattle Snake Oil. This treatment is
meeting with wide success all over
the country.
Mr.. D. Dey, a Nebraska resident,
81 years old, says, II have used the
treatment for only two weeks and my
hearing is restored perfectly. The
relief was almost instantaneous and
now the head noises have disap-
peared. My catarrh, a case of many
years standing, is improving wonder
fully"
This compound, which is known as
XII, is easily used at home and
seems to work almost like magic in
its rapidity, on people of all ages.
So confident are we that XII will
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the simple directions. If at the end
of 10 days your hearing is not re.
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showing wonderful Improvement.
just send it back and your money will
be refunded without question. This
oIfer IS fully guaranteed so write
today and give this wonderful COM
pound trial.-(Advertise
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07
Sand-Buried Gold,
Far Beneath Ocean,
Salvaged by Dutch

TERSCHELLING, Holland, Oct. {.
A new process for salving sand
buried treasure Of the gold cargo
of the British frigate Lut1ne, which
has baffled a century's efforts, has
just been put into operation here
with every promise of success.
The Lutine was wrecked on a
sandbank near this island during a
violent gale in the night of October
9, 1899. Her crew of over 400 perish
ed. Her cargo consisted of several
sands by means of suction pumps.
and specie.
Fifty feet of sand covers the wreck
and repeated efforts have resulted
only in the recovery of about half a
million dollars and the ships bell,
now at Lloyds in London. At first
divers were put to work, but later
machinery was used to get at the
wreck through the thick layer of
Dutch engineering firm, is being
Now new apparatus. invented by
Dutch engineering firm is being
tried. 1t does away with the sue
ton process and substitutes hydrau-
lie pressure. A tube is driven into
the sand and steel grapplers at the
bottom seize any objects beneath it.
The machine can work in any wealth
err hat is not too rough for the sal
wage vessel to be out,
During three days that the new
apparatus worked recently no gold
bars were raised. but indications are
certain, according to the inventors
that the right spot has been struck
and hopes are entertained that the
rest of the Lutines precious cargo,
estimated at between $5,000000 and
$10,000,0 900, soon will be wrested from
DaNY Jones locker
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07

Growers association offices to mem
bers in eastern part of state, which
payment brings advances to mem
bers to 81 IL per cent of bankers
valuation Of 1928 deliveries.
RALEIGH.-Aft defense attor-
ney charges attempt at frameup by
plaintiff, Magistrate Banks binds
over to superior court Clarence T..
Bowman, former employe Of II.
Mahler's Sons, jewelers., on com
plant of that firm that Bowman
embezzled proceeds of sales. Case
has aroused intense local interest
Bowman's bond is reduced from
$4,000 to $500.
RALEIGH between
Ku KluX Khan and United klansmer
of America, rivals, results in Thomas
H. Dunn, alleged United Klansmen' s
organizer, being declared guilty by
jury of obtaining money under false
pretense, Judge Horton reservinG
judgment when Dunn, declaring
these organizations are nothing
but schemes to make money" prom.
1ses to return amounts collected and
present United K1ansmen's books
and other data to court at October
term.
RALEIGH Contract for con,
struction of first quadrangle of six
buildings for new Meredith college,
near city. is awarded to J. f. Bea-
man, Raleigh contractor, for 81 ,000,-
600, trustees announce.
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NORTH CAROLINA

MOORESVILLE - Charge that
nationwide conspiracy exists with
IN textile industry to force upon
textile mill workers the most re-
lentless and extensive wage cut in
history of the Industry is made bv
delegates attending session of Joint
council Of Carolina textile mill OBJ
eratlves. Recent cuts of ten to
twenty per cent in wages by mills
resuming operations after periods of
ldIeness are pointed to as evidence.
CHARLOTTE.-S Carmen.
ter presents to Mecklenburg county
grand jury bill asking Indictment of
H. j. Payne, former president of
Industrial Bank of Mecklenburg. of
Charlotte, on charge of obtaining
money under false pretense. Payne,
who resigned position in July, was
last heard of in New York CITY sew
eral weeks ago. He is sought under
other charges.
WILSON.-Many residents of
southside are forced to flee from
homes when Hominy creek over.
flows Unexpectedly in nighttime.
Two large tobacco warehouses OF
Export and r. j. Reynolds Tobacco
companies are damaged. Bridge
within town and several in com.
munity washed away. Roads are
almost impossible.
RALEIGH.-N. A. Townsend. Of
Dunn, is elected chairman, and r. T.
Wilson, of Yanceyville, secretary,
when educational finance commits.
sion, authorized by recent legislature
to study educational financing prob
lens and report to January session.
holds first meeting with A. T. Al.
len, state superintendent of public
instruction. Next meeting will be
held late in October.
HENDERSON,. - Double funeral
is held for Mrs 7. w. Lassiter. 65.
and daughter, Mrs. Frank Vaughan.
3S, whose deaths occurred within
hour at latter's home. Mrs. Lassi-
ter died of paralysis; daughter after
Ions period of poor health
RALEIGH.-State department of
agriculture, in statement, says North
| Carolina cotton crop this year will
not be more than 40 per cent of
full crop, due TO excessive Septem.
Der rainfall. Other crops are report.
ed deteriorating rapidly.
HICKORY.-Man said to be Gar
rett q. Akin, AZ, of Atlanta, Ga,
travelling salesman, falls dead when
I cranklng car at boarding house.
CHARLOT TE.-Coroner's Jury.
after month of investigation, re-
turns verdict holding that death of
! w. w. Johnson, Mount Holly bar.
Der. found shot to death in home
OF r. l.. Reed after drinking orgy,
was killed by unknown person
Reed. his wife, Mrs n. NJ. Jones.
all of Charlotte, and Lee Fulp, of
! Statesville, are ordered held for
grand jury a witnesses.
CHARLOTTE.-Dr. w. J. Martin,
president Of Davidson college, has
| about recovered from attack Of
pneumonia, for which he. has been
under treatment at hospital for sew.
eral weeks, and is now suffering
from attack of gall bladder trouble.
! hospital reports.
! BEAUFORT.-Dam estimated
At $4,000 is done on water front
by rain and wind storm. Tide comes
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07
Roosevelt Denies He's
Running for Governor
On Prestige of Father

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-There is a
saying in the Roosevelt family that
every tub must stand on its own
bottom.
Giving this answer to Democratic
charges that he is running for gov
ernor on his fathers prestige, Theo-
dore Roosevelt, at rallies last night,
described how his first job paid 81
a week and he lived on that.
when 1 left college and went on
my way, my first job was in a car
pet factory at Thompsonville,
Conn.," he said. II was there for
two years and there was no camou-
flage about the work [ did.
My family always had the very
sound belief that after a boy had
been given as good an education as
could be afforded it was then the
boys responsibility to make good
for himself. So when I went to the
factory l received no allowance from
home.
That was when prices were very
much lower. and all they would
pay me for the first year and a half
was 81 a week, and 1 had to live on
it.
~ ICNcllI IL, l. SUI DOdLSl, IOtlS
ing and washing done for IS week,
and L had 50 left to blow in on
clothes, amusements, smoking to-
bacco and riotous living"
Governor Smith, Colonel Roose-
velt's opponent, will be notified of
ficially tonight of his nomination at
a meeting in Schenectady.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, sister of
the late Theodore Roosevelt, speak
ing last night under the auspices Of
the Coolidge non-partisan league,
denied that her nephew, Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr., Republican nominee
for governor, is depending on the
influence of the family name in his
campaign; and demanded that Gov.
ernor Smith retract a statement he
made a few days ago to the effect
that the Republican party had nomi.
mated a name"
Mrs. Robinson cited her nephews
record in college, business, war and
politics to support her contention
that Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., is
qualified to fill the office for which
he was nominated
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07
HOT RACES LOOM
FOR 8 JUDGE:SH|PS
IN SOUTH CAROLINA

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. Awhile
the political dust in the senatorial
and state campaigns has settled
since the second primary, a cam.
paign that has begun to loom is the
race for the five circuit iudgeshins
which will be filled by the legislature
next January.
Two candidates have been ).
posed for the first circuit judgeship
to succeed the late Judge I. w.
Bowman, of Orangeburg, whose I'm.
expired term ends in 1926. The can.
didates are Marvin H. Mann, of st
Matthews, who is clerk of the sta tie
senate and a member of the Cal
houn county bar, and Andrew j
Hydrick, of Grams .burg, solicitor OF
the first circuit.
During the race for this office in
! 1922, Mr.. Mann was a candidate, tut
withdrew in favor of Judge Bow
man, the incumbent, who decided 70
make the race also. The friends CT
/ Judge Bowman, it is said, com
mended Mr.. Mann warmly for his
action in withdrawing so as to as
sure the reelection of his opponent
Four other judgeships expire with
the 1925 session of the general as
sembly. They are the offices now
held by Judge w. II. Townsend, of
Columbia, for the fifth circuit; Judge
Thomas S. Sease, of Spartanburg
seventh circuit; Judge r. Withers
Memminger, of Charleston, ninth cir.
cult, and Judge M. i. Bonham. of
Anderson, tenth circuit.
When the legislature convenes It
will have before it the elections Of
four trustees of the John de la Howe
I school in Mccormick county, the
terms of w. l. Johns, of Allendalei
Rev. W. II. X. Pendleton, of Spar
tanburg; Mrs. A. Foster Mckissick,
of Greenville, and Albert Gilbert, OF
Wilmington, expiring. -Four trustees
of the medical college Of South
Carolina will also complete their
terms. They are: DIR. j. Is. Black. Of
Bamberg; DIR. H. H. Wyman, OF
Aiken; DR.. o. D. Busbee, of Spring
field, and DR.. w. A. Trip, of Eas
ley
One member of the board oil
regents of the state hospital must
be selected to fill the expiring terri
of A. w Reynolds, of Aiken. Three
members Of the board of directors
OF the state penitentiary whose terms
also expire and must be filled, are
! David G. Ellison, of Columbia; L. y
Garvin, of SEVERN, and j. M. Smith
of Smoaks.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07
NEW LAMP BU rms
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A new oil lamp that gives an
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even better than gas or electricity,
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The inventor, A. n. johnson, 642
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07
Child Near Death
From Swallowing
Single Grain of Corn

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 4.-Alvan
WISE, three years old, is in 10.
cal hospital, in a critical condition
from accidentally swallowing a grain
Of corn
A throat operation was necessary
10 remove the grain.
The child stood the operation well.
out today his condition took a, turn
Tor the worse, physicians pronounc-
ing his condition critical
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07
German Police May
Raid Radio Spongers

BERLIN, Oct. 4.-Radio "songers"
are so numerous in Germany that
the government threatens a general
raid on houses suspected of having
unlicensed radio sets. When the
radio was introduced into the coun
try year ago, the government de
creed that the owners must pay a
license fee of fifty cents monthly.
This decree has generally been dis.
regarded so that the fees received
nave been insufficient to even pay
the radio artists.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07
Florida American Party
Nominees Are Certified

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Oct. A.
The American party has certified to
the secretary of state the following
nominees: For congress Fourth dis
trict of Florida, Rev. Billy Parker, of
Jacksonville; presidential electors,
Charlotte r. Coffin, Eva B. Thorn
ton, Rev. A. j. Preston; Thomas w.
Spicer, j. M. Adkins, j. F. Shoe
smith, Mrs. Coffin has also been
nominated for elector by the Prohi-
bition party.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07

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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07

COLU MBlA.-DOZen main hlSh-
ways of state go out under severe
rains of last half of September.
CONWAY.-State completes case
against Edmund Bigham, on trial
for murder of brother, Smily, and
also under Indictment for killing
mother, sister and sisters two adopt
ed children. Judge Rice refuses mo-
ton for directed verdict of mot
guilty"
COLUMBIA-State insurance COM
mission hears appeal of fire insur-
ance companies from Insurance Com
missioner McMahan's order for re-
duction of insurance rates in South
Carolina, to level with North Caro-
lima rates, companies contending that
heavier fire wastage in South Caro-
lima causes difference.
COLUMBIA.-Thre big oil com
panies wage gasoline war and price
drops cents in one day.
STANDARDIZATION govern
ment fails to recover, in federal court
at Richmond, difference between
$475O check issued to World war
veteran and $4,750, to which check
cashed. Veteran receiving money
has dropped out of sight.
ANDERSON-Jame n. Browning,
prominent farmer of county, is found
dead in bed.
LAURENS.-John o. Powers Is
found guilty of manslaughter with
recommendation to mercy, as result
of killing of Mack Brown. IA, who
was thrown to ground in tussle, con-
cussion of brain resulting.
AIKEN.-MissL Lula Craftsman, of
Allison Tenn, is secured by Miss
essie Harper, of Aiken. district
home demonstration agent. as agent
for Barnwell county.
ST. MATHEW5.-Davi Shuler,
young white man in employ of local
electric plant. is killed when he
/ takes hold of chain. charged with
electricity, TO lower an arc light
which it suspended.
! ND.-Solomon Lipman.
/ one Of the oldest citizens of Ridge
1 land, well-to-do merchant. dides at
/ home of daughter, Mrs. NJ. c. Ant
ley, in Charleston.
! SUMTER.-Dr.E Edwin r. Wilson.
prominent physician, is found dead
in office, rubber pipe leading to gas
heater being found broken and gas
fumes filling room.
! ANDERSON.-WIiam Montcom-
cry, one of leading farmers of state,
| "a years old, dies at home in Rob
ertS section OF county.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07
Bitten by Snake While
HUnfinO Rats in Corn Crib

LAWRENCEVILLE Ca, Oct. 4.
While hunting for rats in the corn
crib the siXteen-year-old son of Ben
a farmer, living on the
land of w. f. Pierce, near Law
renceville, was bitten on the finger
by a highland moccasin. The boy
was brought to town for treatment,
DR.. w. p. Ezzard dressing the
wound The member was consider
ably swollen but it is not thought
the bite will prove fatal.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07
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Her Death Laid TO Son

EDINBURGH.-W l.. King,
aged 10, has been held for trial on
the charge Of poisoning his mother
wife of wealthy accountant.
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Nest in Lofty Office

NE WYQRk.-A pigeon has made
her nest and laid two eggs in an Of
flee on the twenty-sixth floor OF
downtown skyscraper.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07

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GADSDEN. - Four-yearold son OF
Finis Clowdus is dead, as result of
being injured when struck by motor
truck,
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ALBANY.-Louisville & Nashville
railroad shops here are working full
time and employing 1880 men.
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ATHENS.-Limesto County fair
comes to successful close. Gate re-
ceipts total $4,000 and last days
attendance is 5000.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07

BERRY. - Alabama Power com
pany is building sub-station here and
both Berry and Fayette will have
electric LIGHTS
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ADMISSION. - John Thomas, 81,
widely known Admission citizen, dies
at home here
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DECATUR. - John Finn, Of De
catur dies at Bryce hospital at Tus-
oo1o
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07

TALLADEGA. - Eighteen months
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Powell, of Eastaboga, falls into tub
of boiling water and is scalded to
death
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07
SOUTH CAROLINA

COLUMBIA.-Dozen main high
ways of state 60 out under severe
rains of last half of September.