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peach crop in t17'e vicinity has been
destroyed by late cold weather
CHARLESTON.-Mayor Thomas
p. Stoney is named delegate to state
convention Of mems evangelistic
clubs, to be held in Spartanburg
April 1921 :
COLUMBIA.--Boar of trustees
Columbian Theological Seminary
Prasbyterian) announced for, co.
lumbia May 4, to consider proposal
to move institution to Richmond and
consolidate it there with Union The
illogical Seminary.
Observation-Disclosures Hospital
association meets here with F. Oil,
Yer Bates, president, in chair.
CHARLESTON.-Fifty passenger
representatives of Atlantic Coast
Line railroad attend annual gath
ering here to discuss tourist travel
in south
COMMUNICATING Guy A
Lackey and James M. Reinhart, of
faculty of Chicora college, are asked
by President S. c. Byrd to resign.
and though no statement is made
two ousted faculty members admit
it is result of their belief in evolu-
ton as theory of creation, Prof.
Lackey has recently had heated con-
troversy in press with DR.. w. M.
McPheeters, Of Columbia Theologi-
cal Seminary faculty.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an
nual convention of Huguenot So
ciety of South Carolina held here.
Brig. Gen. E. K. Cole. commander
of Paris Island marine station, is
chief speaker.
ROCK AHILL.-Rock Hill is pre-
scented with fragment of old wood
from fort on Paris Island, S. c.,
said to be first fortress ever built
in United States. Gen. F.. K. Cole,
Paris Islands commander, makes
presentation.
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GIRL WHO SACRIFICED NAME
TO SAVE THAW'S LIFE AGAIN
IS CENTER OF BITTER FIGHT

abroad with Harry Thaw, the nights
at the Dead Rat" in Paris, the
nights Of flagellation, the nights or
absinthe intoXication. If not inno-
cent, at least she wore the mask of
innocence, and it was intensely be-
coming.
Evelyn Prospers Again
But much water has flowed under
the bridge since then. Evelyn has
been adrift. Like Harry Thaw him
self she has once attempted to end
her life. At another time the body
of q lifeless girl was found in the
Potomac river was thought to be
hers But Evenly said that when she
finally committed suicide it would be
in II more spectacular manner than
merely flinging herself into some
dark waters. Evelyn says success
has come to her at last. By night
she dances in the cabaret at Atlantic
City. By day she comes to the in
sanity hearing here. Apparently she
is prosperous and apparently no long
er drug addict. She claims she was
illegally divorced, that she knew
nothing of the suit until it was all
over. Evelyn lives by the public and
for the public.
Old Mrs Thaw, however, asks moth
ing of the public-not even it's sym
pathy. She looks upon the public.
upon the people, as her enemies. She
remembers that it always has been
1.-The people VS.. Harry K. Thaw." The
people demanded her sons life. Now
they demand his Incarceration. Why
should the common people make SO
bold with a Thaw? Those who saw
Mrs. Thaw at her sons trial remem-
Der the reluctance with which she
permitted the insanity plea to be
made. That was the crushing blow.
There was no belief that the son had
done wrong. The plea of "dementia
was music in her ears.
1t gave Dolphin Michael Delmas his
hi 2 fee
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Stops Pyorrhea in Ten Days
Thousands Now Using New Success.
full Treatment at Home.

If YOU suffer from Pyorrhea, bleed
ing or liberated gums. Assesses,
gum bo.is, loosening of the teeth.
etc. send your name to the Martin
Chemical Co. Dept. 702 Independ-
enCe, No. and they Will send YOU a
full size dollar bottle OF Pyrokur on
free trial IL it cures. You are to
send them 81. Otherwise your re
port cancels the charge. You pay
nothing until you are satisfied
This remarkable treatment is
meeting with wonderful success and
is relieving thousands Of people
Many who think they have loose or
aching teeth find that the trouble is
in the gums and 9fter few days
use OF PyrokUr the pain disap pears.
the teeth become more solid and
the foul breath IS gone
(Adver,isement)
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Wealthy Tennessean
Believed Kidnapped;
Family Rewar

LEBANON, Tenn, April 1e.7
The family of Jack Buchanan, n
wealthy resident, who rode ava
from his home here last Wedne
day with an unidentified automobil
driver, and has not been heard
since, has changed its theory fro1
murder to Kidnapping for a ransom
and in line with this theory Fran
Buchanan, his son, today offere
$4,000 reward and mo question
asked" for the restoration of hi
father to his home "alive." whs
has caused the change in theory
not announced
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ALABAMA


HALEYVILLE.-M meeting OF
citizens denounces editorial in Ha-
leyville Advertiser attacking Ford's
offer for Muscle Shoals. Resolutions
indorsing Ford's offer are unanI-
mously adopted.
CORDOvA.- Superintendent C. L.
Haggers, two other white men and
two negroes. are badly burned in
big gas explosion at Ruby mines,
near here. At time OF explosion en-
erarr;1a =, mine was being cut where
gas was confined for past is years.
{ HUNTSVILLE.-M William J..
Mastin, of Huntsville, dies at home
of daughter, Mrs. w. Penn Crockett,
in Nashville, Tenn.
LINEVILLE-R. 0. Overton,
6 father of John w. Overton, of We'd
owee, state senator dies of paraly-
sis after several weeks illness.
CASTLEBERRY. - Movement of
this years crop Of Strawberries to
northern and eastern markets COM
mences. Indications are crop will
be about normal
TGOMERY.-More than 400
physicians from various sections OF
Alabama attend fifty-seventh annual
convention of Alabama Medical as
ISOLATION here.
BIRMINGHAM-G Edmond
Winchester Rucker, IS, well-known
capitalist and Confederate veteran,
Is dead.
JAsPER.-w. c. Palmer, drug
Sils rn-
moved.
CULLMAN-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Williams 4-year-old son is seriously
burned from matches, While playing
smoking pipe.
Observation-Disclosures of state
mine inspector, just released, shows
21,0O0, 900 tons Of coal mined in Ala
bama1 in 1923. Present operations
indicate that high record will be
surpassed this year.
EUFAULA-Mrs, Villa Ether
idge Barron, so, dies following
stroke of paralysis.
S FAYETTE.-Prof. b. L. Balch,
principal of high school, raises $500
with which to purchase books for
school library.
MONTGOMERY. = All arrange
ments are completed for Alabama
State Sunday school convention here
April 21-23.
: MONROEVILLE.- first time
In several years prospects are bright
for peach crop in Monroe county.
About 1000 acres of trees are in full
bloom
.-State-owned docks to
be built here will accommodate larg-
est ocean-going ships. Many acres
of swamp lands will be converted
into center Of commerce.
MONTGOMERY Reforestation in
Alabama draws particular praise
from Albert r. Israel, publicity man
ager of Southern Pine association,
who declares Alabama forestry laws
are among best in United States.
WETUMPKA-Dr. J. A. Howle
resigns as warden of state peniten-
tiary, located here. He still holds
position as physician and sanitary
officer,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. freight
c. are derailed between here and
Cox, on Southern railroad. No one
is in.;.cc /, but traffic is delayed "a
hours.
MONTGOMERY -Raise in tax on
oysters, and several other changes
in exist state laws governing in.
dustry, are provided in 1923 acts of
state legislature which become ef-
fective May /.
9.aM0BILE. Laying. plans which
will rival Georgia's peach carnival
at Fort Valley, Mobile will hold
satsuma blossom festival in May
ANDALUSIA. - Congressman J.
Lister Hill advises that plans for
new postoffice building here are APP
proved by treasury department.
PIENIX CITY G. Barber, 60.
well-known CITIZEN, is dead.
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NORTH CAROLINA

GASTONIA.-Joe Orr, of Char.
lotte, and Ransom Kilhan, of Lin
colnton, are declared not guilty by
jury in Castor county superior court
after trial on charges of murder
growing out of killing of John Ford,
OF Lincolnton, near here three years
ago. IheN were accused of compile
ltN in crime by Arthur Crowder. re
Gently arrested in Alabama, who
pleaded guilty 10 manslaughter
CHAPEL HILL.-D. r. Hodein.
OF Burlington, is awarded medal
given by Jllian S. Carr after being
adJudged winner in Junior oratorica!
contest of North Carolina univer-
sity's two literary societies.
CHAPEL HILL.-President Chase.
of University of North Carolina, adj.
dressing conference of Southern Fed
Grafton of College Students, declares
student government has been proven
eflolent at university and Superior to
faculty control
Observation-Disclosures of Vance
Parent Teacher association into two
factions attacking and defending c..
e. Anderson, principal of West Ashe-
VILE school, results in school board
requesting dissolution Of association
claiming it's period of usefulness has
passed. Mrs. r. NJ Wells, president,
says clash developed from disagree.
ment over location of pictures.
KINSTON.-"The notorious in
vestisations under way at Washing,
ton are of honorable and non-partisan
origin says Senator Pat Harrison,
Democrat, of Mississippi III address
at annual meeting of Eastern Caro-
lima chamber of commerce. Inquiries
VIII be continued, viii expose guilty
and courts will do the rest" he
says.
CHARLOTTE.-Mrs. w. r. Muir.
ray, 50, wife of superintendent of
dies after extended illness. She WAS
mother OF George Murray, pitcher.
member of Boston American league
baseball team.
RALETGH-Reserve officers corps
has 5+S members in state, according
to Major Lopez, executive officer Of
S21st Infantry. Number includes
two briSadier generals.
SALISBURY.-Morehead City is
chosen as place for second annual
summer meeting of North Carolina
Press association" at meeting of eN-
ecutiVe committee. Dates selected
are June Ills
Observation-Disclosures with
matches results in William Cox,
AGED four son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ichn
w. Cox, living near here, being IA.
tally burned before aid could reach
him after clothing caught fire.
WARRENTON IS. +. Williams is
elected president Of North Carolina
Farm Loan associations at organ "a
ton meeting at Columbia. S. {. Vice
president is {, j. Smith. of Dunn.
secretary Frank D. Hackett, OF
North WilkeSboro
RALEIGH.-North Carolina NIadi
cal society convenes in seveuty-tirst
annual three-day session. Programs
include three score addresses by
prominent PHYSICIANS Of this ami
other states DR. Royal 5. Copeland.
united states senator. O. New York.
IS on program for address.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-19

Ell IA w. -- GAVIN ADOllQSG IOI
president; oliver d. Street, of Gun
tersville. for national committee
man, and j. NJ. Adkins, of Helm,
state chairman. are Endorsed by
Sixth district Republican meeting
here.
BAY MINETTE. y Work com
mences on Little River Stockton
state highway, passing through
here.
OPP.-Hotel Covington, Opp's
new hotel, opens doors to public.
HARTSELLE.- Hartselle expects
to get free city mail delivery by July
l. Receipts for first quarter lack
only 1922 of amount necessary to
permit free delivery.
FLORENCE.-Ma James Nor
gan, 90. for many years editor of
Florence Herald, is dead,
MONTGOMERY.-All of $1,000
600 bonds for Alabama state high
ways are forwarded to National
Park bank at New York to be dis
tributed to purchasers.
BAY MINETTE.-Lou and
Nashville railroad is installing block
evc+eyo ho+uoop NEop+co,,or,, and
Mobile and Gang of men are at
work here
,rEv,>-,,r77- --7,r1- pooi.,4 -
eoI,,.n az 4i1 80 e; ieeIerpoS 81 81
oair''r o1-oi,iIe toL - - au9,a Sel
80 e'l> 90 81 ~ oo Nus e7 W.
va 'eii'e o'ei % WV.
M.-Birminghama and
Atlanta. Ca. capitalists will com
mence erection Of 14-story hotel at
cost of $l,25o,OOO, June !. Lots are
purchased at corner OF Fifth avenue
ana IWehty-Ilrst street, NORTH
ALBANY-O1d plantation home
Gently horoht for countr,. r1ub will
be remodeled at cost Of about $780,
600.
wrrr-1rp1~ c,-
charged, with stealing number of
autos are being held here.
A>-%1crO>- -pc-,+ia. w.
pies Union of Eastern Alabama dis
trist holds two days session here.
cADcnr>- ".
N'1ND'ol1E->' New Chrlstlan
Of sl0 0o0 is Godioo+nd -. D. 50
Grant X. Lewis. of ST Tlo1,is ~
c.ncnr>-
y ollo"1HS
bert are held under ST 500 bonds
each, charged with killing Walter
Gilbert at Grove Oak. some DAYS
ago. Newell Gilbert. Hurbert Hui
gan. Nathan White, Ollie Yancv and
ii. Lamunyon. also arrested in this
case, are freed for lack OF evidence.
CNEONTA-On Nav I Oneorta
will stage monster Bale for henefit
Of school building fund Nanv ar.
ticles will be offered at this sale,
from settings of eggs to S0-acre tract
ieii"
HARTSELLE. = Asphalt rock
found near here in large quantities
. pronounced excellent by experts,
BERRY.-Due to shortage of
funds, all rural schools and gram.
mar school her close for term.
RJRMtNcuANT r,,.o,+,. $500.
women are to face trial in federal
court here, on charge of violating
prohibition laws
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-19
SOUTH CAROLINA

COLI NJ BlA. - Disbarment cases
against Cornelius Otis. of Spartan
burg; Andrew II. Miller and Marvin
r. Reese, of GreenvilIe county, and
NJ NJ. Johnson, of Camden, are heard
by supreme court.
CAMDEN.-Jacl Reeves. Of Bisb.
opvtlle, loses arm and suffers other
injuries, when car in which he and
three others were riding is struck
by Seaboard Air Line train.
Observation-Disclosures Andrew
{, Dbble, prominent citizen, dies
here.
ANDERSON.-Plans are announc-
ed for state convention of Elks, to
be held in Anderson, May 22-23
CHESTER.-Rev. George w. BeIl
is chosen as president state Chris
tan Endeavor union at closing SEES
sion Of convention here.
COLUMBIA. 49, Greatest Shrine
convention ever held in state is Joint
ceremonial here of Hejaz and Omar
Shrine temples, with hundreds of
mobiles from all parts Of state attend
ing.
COLUMBIA.-"We are going for
ward with the investigation in
Washington until every dishonest
man in office is cleaned out" de-
ciares Senator Copeland, of New
York, candidate for presidency, in
address here,
CHARLESTON. - White McKin-
sey, seventeen, is instantly killed
when bullet from % rifle which he is
handling pierces his brain.
State Senator Hutson announces
candidacy for congress against Con
gresham IL. !. Fulmer.
TWO SOUTH WEEKLY &C.,. -.
uz=EE,s- z1ssFEz-EsA Sz1ESyyrE<r
ORANCEBGRG.-Dr. William A.
Pussy, of Chicago, president Ameri-
can Medical association; DR., ]. c..
Bloodsood, of Baltimore, and Dr. w.
II. Higgins, of Richmond. are chief
speakers on program of state medical
society convention here
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mountains and apples beginning to bloom in
central counties. Wheat, clover and Vetch
doing we'll Pastures improving,
South Carolina, Columbia: Mostly warm
and favorable growth, but midweek rains
further retarded blowing and planting.
Wheat, oats, rye, truck and gardens i'm
proved. Considerable cotton and corn
planted in central, east and south portions;
early paintings terminated i'll coastal plain.
Early potatoes show good stands. Tree
fruits in good condition.
Georgia, Atlanta: Cold rains tenth and
eleventh interfered greatly with blowing
and planting and caused poor termination.
Much warmer weather and abundant sun
shine needed Beginning and close of week
favorable and some corn, cotton, peanuts,
sorghum and rye planted Some cotton
and much corn mp. Transplanting tobacco
and bedding sweet potatoes continued. Pas
lures and truck crops improved. Peanuts,
melons and sugar cane coming up nicely
lin southwest Apples in full bloom.
Florida, Jacksonville: Rain in Peninsula
unfavorable for corn, truck. melons and pea
nuts on lowlands. Replanting continued
some localities; melons mostly poor. Toma-
toes improved in some localities. Digging
early potatoes continued in Hastings dis
trict but some rain damage Oats. fair;
some rust indicated. Strawberries, improve
ment; shipments continued. Citrus groves
good to excellent; much bloom. Beneficial
rains in west, where corn and cotton plant
ing continued. Truck and satsuma trees
doing well.
Alabama, Montgomery Fairly good prog
ress in planting cotton in south; some com
ing up and planting beginning to Shelby
and Tuscaloosa counties. Corn planting
progressed slowly, coming up to good
stands in south. Truck and late planted
oats mostly doing well. Pastures generally
improved and fruits doing well where they
stood the winter cold. Additional satsuma
trees begin budding.
Tennessee, Nashville: Much activity in
preparation for corn and cotton in western
divisions. but work still behind most sec
tons Fair progress planting corn in south
ern counties and some cotton planted In
extreme west and southwest Wheat i'm
proved considerably and tobacco beds and
spring oats did well. Strawberries late,
hnI hlnnlninQ In nlncrs
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MARRIAGE Ace RiSinu

NEW YORK. - Comparison d
marriage records of 1923 and 1911
reveal that both men and worne|
are now older when married thai
ten wears ago
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-19

CHSPI Ell HILL.-President Chase,
OF University of North Carolina, adj.
dressing conference of Southern Fed
Grafton of College Students, declares
student government has been proven
efl2lent at university and superioc TO
faculty control
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-19
James David Hanmett,
Southern Textile Leader,
Dies of Indigestion

ANDERSON, S. c., April 10
James David Hammett, fifty-seven,
prominent in southern, textile circles,
formerly president of the American
Cotton Manufacturers association
and head of the South Carolina Man.
ufacturers' association, died at 2
o'clock this morning at his home
here. He suffered an attack of acute
Indigestion shortly after 10 o'clock
last night
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Kings Model Dairy

'NFIE9 . IFTVWUf gOH J
LONDON.-Miss e. M. Watso
has been appointed manager {
King Georges dairy at Balmora1.
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-19

HALEYVILLE.-M meeting of
citizens denounces editorial in Ha-
leyville Advertiser attacking Ford's
offer for Muscle Shoals. Resolutions
indorsing Ford's offer are unanI-
1annl1SlN a dnnted
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-19

CHARLOTTE w. r. Muir.
ray 50. wife of superintendent Of
terminals of Southern railway here,
dies after extended illness. She was
mother OF George Murray, pitcher,
member of Boston American league
baseball team
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09
A LITTLE TALK ON THRIFT
By S. W. STRAUS
President Of American Society for Thrift

A preliminary survey recently COM
pleted shows that, according to re-
ports made to the National Board
of Fire Underwriters, the destruc-
ton of property by fire in the United
States during 1923 was S508, 900, 900.
This figure is based on reports of
100000 fire insurance claims, a.
mounting to s406,O0O,O00 to which
25 per cent was arbitrarily added to
cover uninsured and unreported loss
es.
These figures do not include forest
fire losses, and, inasmuch as they
represent largely the burning Of
buildings, they mean that for every
ten new buildings erected in this
country one is destroyed by fire The
best authorities agree that rs per
cent of fires in this country originate
in preventable causes, and it may
therefore be set down that last year
through sheer carelessness we burn
ed up more than 1915, 100000 worth
of buildings. For every Is new
buildings erected one was needlessly
destroyed.
Herein lies one of the most i'm.
pressive lessons of our day on the
need of thrift. And this point has
special bearing on the greater need
for thrift education.
A more alert and intelligent
general understanding of the value
of being careful and systematic
would save our country millions OF
dollars annually, which, if saved
would be reflected in lower rent;
and lower general living costs.
And there is more important
aspect of this matter still, namely
the loss of human life and the
permanent crippling of thousands OF
persons as a result of our nationa
carelessness in the matter of fires.
The saving of life and protection
of property through the exercise oil
greater care and more systematic
and scientific methods of fire pre-
vention are of so much importance
to our nation that every possible
means should be employed to arouse
public cooperation.
1t is a mark of national thrift.
lessness that our annual fire losse:
run in excess of half a billion
dollars.