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been counted Circuit court held that
that ballot cannot be thus changed,
l.. D. Jennings being. declared direc-
tor from ninth district and conten.
ton of w. c. Davis that he should
have been elected being denied.
CHARLESTON.-David r. Cocker,
Of Huntsville, speaking at 10th an
nual meeting of the Agricultural So
ciety Of South Carolina, says Ameri-
ca is facing cotton shortage.
mission, r. Goodwin Rhett, chair
man, proposes to railroads to split
cost, fifty-fifty, of eliminating all
grade crossings in state, but rail-
roads DO not agree to proposition,
claiming that they do not get federal
aid, as does state, and the ffty-fifty
basis is too heavy on them. Com
mittee has matter under considera-
ton.
COLUMBIA.-C. P. Kinkead, ex-
service man, %, is sentenced to
three years on charge of forgery,
and tears roll down his cheeks as
Judge Mendal l.. Smith, himself
legionnaire, lectures young man on
hayward life, blaming it, in part, he
says, on young mans statement that
he had not been home for thirteen
years.
COLUMBIA. - Taxes on soft
drinks, cosmetics and chewing gum
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COLUMBIA.-First Presbyterian
church here plans $3.50 900 bond is
sue for erection of new church plant.
COLUMBIA,-Stat supreme court
rules state railroad commission was
without authority in allowing South
Carolina Gas and Electric Co., of
Spartanburg, to suspend street car
service and orders service restored.
CHESTERFIELD.- Interest is
taken here in war OF words between
Representative w. f. Stevenson, of
congress, and Jos. w. Tolbert, Re
publican national committeeman for
South Carolina, who was charged
by Mr.. Stevenson with corrupt polit-
ical actions, and who issued state
ment characterizing Mr.. Stevenson S
remarks in congress as false. Mr..
Stevenson Low issues statement in
which he declares he will soon an
swer Mr.. Tolbert's statement before
congress.
COLUMBIA.-In consideration of
case of w. c.. Davis against South
Carolina Cotton Growers Co-opera-
tive Marketing association, argued
before the state supreme court here,
court is called on to decide right of
member of cooperative marketing
association to change his ballot in
election of directors, after the ballot
has been mailed, but before it has
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are being considered by Senator
Niels Christensen, of Beaufort, and
Representative w. w. Smoak, of
Walterboro, subcommittee authoriz-
ed to investigate possible sources of
state revenue, which will report
shortly to Legislature.
SPARTANBURG- Episcopal do
cese OF upper South Carolina holds
annual convention here, and Is adj
dressed by Bishop Kirkman G. Fin
lay, who declares he welcomes con-
troversy between "fundamentalists"
and "modernists, as evidence Of
fact that man Is incurably reli-
gious."
COLUMBIA.-Mrs. f. o. Ingram,
prominent Columbia woman, is on
trial here, in federal court, on charge
Of sending obscene letters through
the mails, the letters having been
sent to Rev. Henry D. Phillips, rec
tor Of Trinity Episcopal church and
to prominent Columbians, at time
Of wedding of Thomas f. Boyle, Of
Sumter, to Miss Margaret McGreg-
or. Of Columbia, both members of
prominent families The letters are
too obscene to be read IN open
court, Judge Cochran rules, and will
be read in jury room.
CLEMSON COLLEGE.-Fisca re-
port of Clemson college just made
public shows for 1923 total resources
of $513,790 and total expenditures
Of $364,87S, leaving balance on hand
at end Of school year Of $148,911.
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NORTH CAROLINA

MONROE propose to do the
preaching and the 'hants' can DO the
singing" says Rev. j. j. Brooks, OF
Kannapolis, red-headed Free Will
Baptist minister, wnen questioned
regarding plans 10 hold revival serV'
Ice at Poplar Springs Methodist
church, twenty-seVen miles south
east of Lexington.
WINSTON-SALE Is
extended to Col. Theodore Roosevelt,
assistant secretary of navy, by con-
ference of local and state offio lals OF
american Legion, to speak at meet
ing OF officials o; American Legion in
southeastern states February p,
when National Commander Quinn,
Of California, will be present.
CHARLOTTE W. A. (Billy)
Sunday, famous evangelist, with
draws announcement of intention to
preach to negroes of city after
negro ministerial association adopts
resolution requesting negro church
members to attend own churches in
stead of Sundays revival meeting,
DURHAM.-Veteran OF one anti
japanese outbreak, c. c. Linn, Ko-
rean student at Trinity college, an
nounces. intention to return soon to
engage in revolution he expects to
break.
WILMINGTON. Evidently seek
Ing to win sympathy of city judge,
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Lula Moseley appears with baby in
arms to answer to charge of violat-
inc liquor laws. Convicted, she IS
given six months in Jail, and when
mother OF child appears to claim
baby, Moseley woman was given
eighteen additional months for con-
tempt of court.
RALEIGH, -F'armer-labor leaders
OF state open conference, principal
action expected being Endorsement of
candidacy OF William G. McAdoo for
Democratic presidential nomination,
declarations in favor of bonus for
soldiers and Mellon tax bill and cleo
ton of dirt farmer" for secretary
o. state department Of agriculture.
CHARLOTTE.-M than $4,000
persons, newspaper estimate. hear
or attempt to hear Billy Sunday, IA
nous evangelist, at two Sabbath day
services. Sunday declares collection
taken at afternoon service that day
greatest for single service in his
career as evangelist, amount being
S5,0S0.
GREENsBORO.-Judge. Shaw or.
dets former Sheriff j. A. Hoskins,
Of Summerfield, to deliver unsold
portion OF 1928 crop of tobacco TO
Guilford County Cooperative To-
bacco Growers association, and pay
organization $375 in penalties, after
parties to litigation agree on consent
verdict.
RALEIGH.-Out Of total North
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SIMPLE Home MIXTURE
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ALABAMA

HUNTSVILLE. - Merrimac, mill
village near here, is to be made
modern mill town in health, as We'll
as in appearance. DR.. Carl A. Groate
former health officer for Huntsville
and Madison county, is employed to
care for villagers.
AUBURN.-"Safe farming" con
ferences are being held in Sd Ala
bama counties, under supervision Of
Prof. l.. N. Duncan, director OF
extension service.
HEFLIN.-Spring oats and whea
are all killed in this locality by
heavy freezes.
WALNUT GROVE.-Dr Albert
Murphree, named as William Jen-
nings Bryan's southern candidate for
president, was born and reared here,
his father owning large plantation
in Blount county.
INSTRUMENTATION land pat
ents given to Alabama by United
States are accidently discovered in
state files at capital building by F.
O. HootOn, land agent. These pat
ents are dated 1882 and 1912.
Observation-Disclosures O. Stott,
for many years newsboy on Birrning-
hams streets, is dead. Death was
caused from poison taken with sui
cidal intent. With both legs miss
ing near his hips he feared for his
future, and decided to end it all
before old age came.
BIRMINGHAM-Jefferson coun-
ty decides to spend approximately
81 500, 900 in building seven-story
court houses
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Mabel Normand's
Chauffeur Released
Under $1,000 Bond

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 20.-Horace
A Greer, chauffeur for Mabe! No.
mand, film actress, accused Of at.
tempting to kin CORTLAND S Dimes,
Denver OF, man, on New Year 5
night, was released from
the county jail when J. 3. McDon.
ala, t7Xi-cab owner and GTeer's for
ner employer. appeared whit S5,0o0
cash bail,
The amount OF bal, originally set
at $4,000, was cut Friday by Judge
J, Walter Handy to $4,000, and was
still further pared today on recon-
mendation of the district attorney s
office.
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HAS QUIT SECRET
SOCIETIES., RIDLEY
TELLS MINISTERS

Without calling the Ku Klux
Khan by name, but intimating
strongly that he had reference to
that organization, DR., Caleb A.
Ridley, former imperial kludd of
the order and a member of the
conciliun, announced Monday be-
fore the weekly meeting of the
Atlanta Baptist ministers confer
ence that he "had cut loose financially
and otherwise from every secular
organization and fraternal order
with which he had heretofore been
connected" and that in the future
he plans to give his life to religious
service.
DR.. Ridley announced that he has
no desire again to head the forces
of his old church, the Central Bap-
list, and to preclude any misunder-
standing has withdrawn his member
ship from that church so as to leave
its membership unhampered with
any thought of him.
/ 1t was announced that a commit
tee will be named by the Baptist
ministers conference to consider
with DR.. Ridley the latter's return
into the Baptist fold DR.. Ridley
made no direct statement of his
desire to be reinstated, but said. in
the concluding paragraph of his
statement:
One of the things I have missed
for years has been the fellowship
of my brethren denominationaliv.
and the fault was not theirs. If
the time should ever come when
this fellowship is possibility, l
shall be glad"
The attitude Of the conference
was cordial toward DR.. Ridley and
after reading his statement MANY
members came to his side to press
his hand and utter word of en-
coura2ement. DR.. Ridley was visibly
affected.
DR.. Ridley said that outside influ.
ences had caused him to lose the
fellowship of other Baptist minis
ters and God. He stated further that
ne ola not ask or expect the grade
OF positions he previously had and
SAID nor would [ ask you the con-
ASl CHCcl " dlu III securing Tor me
even smaller ones. l only ask that
you join me in prayer that in some
humble way, I be permitted to come
back as plain preacher of His
plain word"
The Rev. j. NJ. Haymore, pastor
of the First Baptist church, Of De.
catur, brought the fact to the atten-
ton OF the conference that DR.. Rid
ley had a statement which he desired
to make.
When the former pastor OF the
/ Central Baptist church took the floor
there was hush throughout the
gathering and his announcement
came rs surprise to the majority.
He was apparently nervous. but he
spoke in clear voice and prefacing
| his written statement, which he ex.
planned as having written so it might
become a part of the conference rec
ord, he said: Il hardly know how
[ would feel II I were in your place
and you were in mine But I do
know 1 have had a new revelation OF
God"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-22
Maryland Per Capita
Wealth Is Now $2,665

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. = The
wealth of the states of Rhode Island
and Maryland was estimated today
by the census bureau at S1,924.S26,-
600 and $3,990,5S0 ,O00 respectively,
on December 81, 1922.
Rhode Islands total represented
an increase of3i.S pr cent over 1912,
while the per capita wealth was So.
0S6, an increase of sos per cent.
Maryland's wealth increased sos per
cent, and the per capita wealth
amounted to S2,665, an increase of
So per cent.
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MEXICO GIVEN LEAVE TO
SEND TROOPS OVER RORDFR

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. - The
governors of Arizona. New Mexico
and Texas were informed by Secre-
tary Hughes, Saturday night, that
the federal government had granted
the request Of the Mexican govern
ment for the passage of Obregon
troops from Naco, Ariz., to FL Paso.
Texas, and thence into Mexico. This
was made possible by receipt, dur
IL day, of 49, egram from =
acting govern3c of Texas, acquiesc-
ing in - "'oT. The other states
previously had Endorsed the pro-
nOSal
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Alabama Pastor Dies
When Struck by Auto

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 20
Rev. Melville E Wilson, pastor Of
the Ensley Highlands Methodist
church, died here Of injuries re-
ceive6 this afternoon when struck
bv an automobile He was assigned
20 the charge here by the last north
Alabama conference. coming from
the GuutersViNe Ala, church.
He is survived by wife and two
children.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-22

Carolina crop estimated at 100000
600 pounds, auction warehouses to
January l had sold 1852 100000
pounds, at average price of 214
cents per pound, ninety-two ware.
houses being in operation in state
in December, 1923. according to de-
partment o. agriculture.
BEAUFORT. - Destroyer Coch
lam, of United States navy, goes
aground on beach between Cape
Lookout and Beaufort and suffers
severe pounding before being pulled
off bar.
GREENSBORO. - Captain David
Scott, IS, one of oldest and best
known residents OF city, Confederate
veteran, for many years chief of po-
lice, dies after long illness. In days
when gun fights featured many cleo
tons, Captain Scott had many of his
most exciting experiences.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

COLUMBIA.-Sout Carolina SUI
preme court upholds cities Of Spar
.tanburg and Greenville in ordinances
placing ban on poolrooms. Test
case having been brought by W. F.
Clegg and r. I. Thompson. Court
holds state has authority to license
poolrooms outside of municipal cor
porations, but city has authority to
regulate or bar within its limits.
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Three Children Burn
To Death When Home
Is DESTROYED by Fire

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. 81.
While the mother and father were
away three children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Stone, of Boomer. near
mere, were burned to death Satur.
day night in fire that destroyed
the home. The dead are: Mabel
aged ,; Sterling, aged 4, and Haynes
aged s years
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SELMA.-City council enacts or.
dinance making it misdemeanor to
draw check on bank without funds
to meet it.
HUNTSVILLE.-Out of 1000 men
and women subject to poll tax in
Madison county, only TAI have paid.
This tax becomes delinquent Feb
ruary 1, and persons cannot vote
unless 1t Is paid by that date,
MONTGOMERY. - Designating
corn whisky as poison in arguing
case before jury is permissible, &C
cording to opinion OF supreme court,
in passing on case from Jefferson
county.
MONTGOMERY.-Dr. Louis Ire.
ton, technical expert of New York,
Is here planning color schemes for
Alabama prisons, with reference to
effect on psychological reactions on
prisoners.
HUNTSVILLE.--D rabbits
are found on Huntsville markets.
Farmers say wild rabbits are found
dead in fields in large numbers from
some disease epidemic.
ALABAMA CITY.-Mrs. Emma
Riley, noted policewoman, raids
home Of Mrs. Lille Snider here and
finds eight gallons of whisky be-
tween ceiling and roof
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SHIPS ARE RUSHED
IN INTEREST Of j. s.
TO MEXICAN PORTS

COLON, Panama, Jana 20.-The
User Omaha and the destroyers
Cory, Hull, Macdonough, Faren-
holt, Sumner and Shirk departed UNI
der full steam Saturday from
the harbor here en- route to the east
coast of Mexico o protect American
interests and lives.
lie warships probably will be di-
viGd equally Of 44mpico and 800
Cruz. They should arrive off these
ports in about four days. The squad
ron carries about 1,07) men.
NAVAL DEMONSTRATION
TO IMPRESS NEXICANS
WASHINGTlN. Jan. 20.-(By the
Associated Press. )-Assembly Of the
fighting ships off Vera Cruz is view
ed as a raval demonstration design
ed to impress Mexican lnsurrection.
list leaders with the idea that less
grim warnings already sent them
against interference with American
shipping are not to be regarded
lightly. 1t also is evident, hoWeV'c:,
that the Washington administration
still hopes that Illustration of these
warnings with the actual sight Of
the dull-hued fighting craft riding
off the rebel capital will be sufficient
to prevent overt acts against Amer
lean merchant ships at Tampico.
Whether decision to dispatch the
war. vessels to Vera Cruz was int-
III 4 49, ,,fr + inn
that various Mexican ports have
been or are to be mined by the rev
olItionists was not disclosed.
Information concerning the min
ing operations was made public in
q warning to mariners issued by the
photographic office of the navy that
various Mexican ports were being
mined by the de facto authorities.
Mines already have been placed in
Salina Cruz harbor, the announce
ment said, and information has been
obtained that the harbors of Puerto
Mexico, Vera Cruz, Frontera and
other gulf coast ports controlled by
De La Huerta also were to be mined.
Ship captains were cautioned not TO
attempt to enter these harbors vita
out the aid of pilots.
Reception to Be Courteous
So far as the reception of the
American vessels at Vera Cruz is
concerned, J. NJ. Alvarez, Del Cas-
tillo, now in charge of the foreign
relations department created by
Adolfo de ia Huerta, the revolu-
tionary chieftain. who arrived here
today, asserted that they would be
received with the utmost courtesy
and hospitality"
mot only will every facility be af-
forded the senior officer in com
mand, he added, Ito procure anv
information he may desire as to tire
safety of American interests, bat
also any suggestions offered by him
in a friendly spirit will be similarly
received, provided of course, thar
they involve no infringement Oh
Mexican sovereignty
The announced purpose of the
sudden order which sent the Ia
comas to the rebel capital was to
establish direct wireless communica-
ton for American nationals there
with the United States. In view of
subsequent developments, however.
it seems not improbable that the
vessel actually was intended to
serve as a mild suggestion to the
rebel leaders that they must play
out their game for political power
in Mexico without any undue inter.
ference with Americans and their
legitimate enterprises in that coun.
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Four Pedigreed Grape Vines

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Two Kieffer Pear Trees

Plants shape Apple trees This DID, de-
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-22

Healthy vigorous little 'baey trees that rapidly
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Eight Vigorous Lucretia Dcwberry Vines

AS Dewberry produces good the next summer
being planted they ideal to plant with grapes
for to into bearing the
dewberry will furnish immense clusters OF shining
black melting juicy berries AS of delicious fruit
Dewberry giving the Concord close race
Dewberry Juice is good grape juice and the
cheaper Eight of vines in your garden
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Now, Note This Carefully

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