Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-16

'NNr~A NCAN
gram from Oscar w. Underwood,
that he will be able to address leg
islature here on February 10.
WALHALLA.-The council orders
election for March 4, on $4,000 paw.
ing bonds.
GREAT FALLS. - Keith Grady,
a student of Wake Forest, here with
class studying electricity at the
Southern Power company plant, is
badly burned from shoulders to
waist. when he comes in contact
with heavily charged wire.
COLUMBIA.-Edgar A, Brown, Of
BarnWeIl, chairman of state Demo
cratic executive committee, states he
hopes women will have a part in
state Democratic convention activi-
ties this year, when gathering meets
in May
Observation-Disclosures trag-
edy enacted in Chesnee Mill commu-
nifty here when Beatrice Carrier is
shot down on her front porch by
her husband, Lee Carrier, who is
now in jail.
GREER.-Gramma school gym
nasium here is destroyed by fire, be-
fore firemen could do any good work,
due to low water. Other buildings
are threatened.
COLUMBIA.-Hamp Bolen, CON
ViCted in BarnWell county of violat-
ing prohibition law, granted sus-
pended sentence by governor, pris-
l,6iI
ries received in automobile wreck
just before he began serving SEN
tence.
CHARLESTON. - One hundred
and two quarts of Old Royal Abbey
brand Scotch whisky, bottled in
England, are dug on the beach on
Folly Island, by Rural Policeman
Limehouse, who turns it over to
State Constable Poppenhein Mr..
Poppenheim says he will be glad to
deliver stuff to owner, if he will pre-
sent himself.
GREENWOOD.-W. G. Calhoun,
for years city clerk and treasurer
announces candidacy against Super
intendent of Education Dorm.
GREENWOOD.-O. C. Terry, five
year'old son of Mr. and Mrs. j, j,
Terry, dies of pneumonia, followed
by measles, while mother, father,
two sisters and two brothers all lie
in bed, seriously i'll.
COLUMBIA.-Famo Sandel case,
in which j. O'Neal Sandel, of Cal
houn county, sued state for $500
for death of young daughter, which
he claims was due to use Of impure
typhoid antitoXin furnished by state
health board, is begun here, having
been tried twice before and twice
appealed to supreme court. Sandel
lost two daughters at same time
and sued for $4,000 for each, losing
one case on appeal.
COLUMBIA-Stat cannot tax Sc
curities issued by South Carolina
corporation, but transferred as in
heritance in another state, case in
question having been brought by
state tax commission against estate
of Robert X. Smith, of New York,
under new inheritance tax law.
ANDERSON.-M than dozen
boys jump for lives from second
story windows of dormitory at Long
Creel academy. BaptiH school near
Westminster, which is destroyed by
fire.
ANDERSON B. McDan-
lei, 73, dies at hospital here Of pneu-
monia, and his wife, 70, lies at
deaths door, of double pneumonia,
at home at Sandy Springs.
II
Honea Path, is elected superintend-
ent Of schools.
p, GREENNILLE.-SeveraI hundred
Greenville business men leave on
acquaintance tour" for points in
Florida and Cuba, under leadership
of w. p. Conyers, president chamber
of commerce.
GREENWOOD.-Kenneth Baker,
G. p. Neel, G.. P. Sloan, j. E. Thomp-
son, J. r. Abney, j. E. Burnside, J.
b. Sloan, A. S. Hartzon and J. p.
Abney are elected directors of Pamela
Cotton mill here.
GREENVILLE. - Teachers of
Greenville and Laurens counties ar
range to charter train to take their
delegates to state teachers convention
in Columbia March 1915
GREENVILLE.-He Woodson.
Charlie. Holiday, Jim VMcCuen and
Willie Nensen are bound over to
higher court on charge of having
flogged James Smith, planter, in low
er part Of Greenville county.
GREENVILLE.- Gosnell, fed
eral prohibition agent, formerly sta
toned here, but now in New York.
will be placed on trial at Pickens on
February IS, for the murder Of Sher-
if Hendrix Rector, on July 4, 1919,
according to announcement by Solic-
itor Smoak.
SPARTANBMURG. Cleveland
Park lake is drained by county au-
thorities in vain attempt to locate
body Of Mrs. A. j. Bush, who disap-
peared from her home on night of
February 5.
COLUMBIA.-State Forestry as
ISOLATION, called to meet here on
18th, by DR.. A, G. Moore, university
professor, president, to consider
state forestation program.
BIA.-Republican state
convention meets to elect delegates
to national convention atCleveland,
Joseph w. Tofbert, Republican boss
for state, heads delegation.
NEWBERRY.-John Danielson,
fireman, breaks down door of Philip