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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
FLORIDA

JACkSONNILL - Frank j.
Wideman, states attorney for fourth
judicial circuit, resigns, effective
January 10, at which time he will
move to West Palm Beach to prac-
tice law with brother, Jerome. Three
local lawyers, c. M. Durrance, I, l..
Farris and Stanton Walker, are
mentioned as candidates for vacated
place.
ORLANDO.-Orange county points
to marvellous construction record
last year, developments totaling $12,-
900, 900 having been recorded with
100000 more already in prospect
for early months. Buildings worth
$1,150, 900 were put up, $1,200,000
was spent in public improvements,
100000 put into good roads and
$1,200,000 invested in setting citrus
groves.
BRADENTOWN-For sixth sue
cessive year, Oneco Vegetable COM
pany, largest individual grower of
vegetables in Manatee county. ships
first carload of celery from state. 1t
rolled Wednesday of last week
BARTOW.-Rev. Evan H. Martin,
rector of one of Protestant Episcopal
churches of Syracuse, n. Y, as
sumed rectorship of Church of Holy
Trinity, in Barlow, and will serve
congregation till next spring, at
yeast.
TALLAHASSEE.-Mrs. Mary
McDougall Quarterman, of this city.
and Judge Thomas F. West, of the
state supreme court, are quietly
married here at the home of the
bride. Ceremony is performed ~
Rev. j. w. Jackson, of Presbyte-
rian church.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Har-
dee accepts the resignation of A. NJ.
Henry as assistant state chemist and
food and drug analyst, effective Jan
uary Is. Successor has not been
named. Henry has been connected
with department since September 3,
1907, except for short time. He will
leave soon for Philadelphia, where
he will enter service of federal gov
ernment
JACkSONNILLE.-A mammoth
automODlle assembling plant with a
daily output of $50 cars is to be
constructed here by Ford Motor com.
pany on Bentley shipyards site con-
sisting of nine and three-fourths
acres which it recently purchased
from city for $4,000 cash and prop
erty on East Bay street valued at
$4,000
ORLANDO.-FirSt radio broad
casting station in Central Florida is
being installed in Rollins college,
Winter Park, and will soon begin
sending messages into air. Programs
will be given each evening CONSIST
ng of muse by Rollins College or
chestra, Rollins College Glee club
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
Lee Christmas, Revolt
Chieftain Of Tropics,
Gets New Grip on Life

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 81
General Lee Christmas, noted Latin
American revolutionary leader, was
reported by his physician today to
show great improvement as a re-
suit of blood TRANSMISSION operation
resorted to last week. The general
is suffering from acute anemia be.
cause of tropical diseases contracted
during the many years he spent in
the Central American jungles.
The TRANSMISSION last week was
the third in the last few months and
physicians have admitted that they
have prolonged his wife.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
MACON PRISONER
RRnIrGHT TO TOWER
Game Warden's Ire
Stirred by Reports
OfDove Field Batting

Reports that dove fields have
been baited in several sections of
Georgia, preparatory to new year
hunting parties, have stirred the
state game and fish department into
prompt action. County wardens have
been instructed to prosecute all
such cases and private spoilers have
been obtained to aid in the cam
paign.
mo true sportsman would bait
fields and try TO slaughter doves in
large quantities, and the practice by
unsportsmanlike hunters will be
stopped" Peter S. Twitty, state
game and fish commissioner. de-
clared Tuesday.
Fields are baited for doves by the
scattering of peas and oats and the
birds are shot as they flock into
| the feeding grounds.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03

Other extensions are contemplated
for the south during 1924.
AN addition will be built to the
Kansas City assembly plant increas-
ing its floor space 16S,00O square
feet and q new sales and service
branch at Salt Lake City, on which
construction has begun, will be com
pleted in April"
The increase in production of by.
products from the Ford plant is also
covered in the statement. In this
connection it is announced that new
coke ovens, now under construction
at the river rogue plant here, in
which coke and it's by-products will
be manufactured at low temperature
process will be put into operation.
Cement Plant to Open
There also will be put into opera
ton at the river rouge plant, it is
asserted, a cement plant which will
make 1000 barrels of cement daily
from blast furnace Stag. This ce-
ment will be used in the building
operations of the company.
At the Highland Park plant Of
the company here it is planned to
extend manufacturing units and in
crease railroad facilities.
A new body factory and wood dis
tillation plant will be put into opera
ton early in the year at Iron Noun
tain, Mich. Here the timber will be
finished for automobile bodies and
in addition wood alcohol, wood tar,
gas, oil and charcoal will be manu-
featured from the pieces too small
for use in automobile body manu-
facture
Increased production is also fore
cast for the company's plant at
Flat Rock, Mich, which manutac-
lures automobile lamps. The Ford
wheel plant at Hamilton, Ohio, the
statement says, will be increased to
keep it abreast Of growing repire-
ments"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
Padding Re-estabished
As Echo of Uprising
In Girls Dormitory

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 31.-Pad-
ding was established today at the
girls industrial school near Della
ware when the state welfare depart
ment's order against corporal pun
ishment was revoked by Governor
DOnahey.
Margaret Elton. matron OF the
school, said the whack Of the paddle
will balk further attempts by in
mates to organize an uprising like
that which threw the institution
into an uproar last week.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03

is paid out in checks sent from as
ISOLATION headquarters here to mem
bers of North Carolina COOPERATIVE
Cotton Growers association, repre-
senting second advance on $4,000
bales of 1928 cotton, making total
of 20 cents per pound, middlinG ba-
sis. paid to members for 1928 deliV-
cries.
RALEIGU.-J. B. Mann, secreta-
ry-treasurer Of big lumber company
and leader in church affairs, IS
named defendant in suit for divorce
filed in Wake county superior court
by Mrs Maude S. Mann, who cites
attentions Mann has paid to his ste
nographer, Miss Ruby Beddenfield,
brought unhappiness into their
home. Complaint casts no reflec-
ton upon character of Miss Bedden-
field.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dis
cussion regarding Confederate vet
Grams develops that James Hipp
aged 90, living II miles from Char
lotte, is still spry and strong enough
to pillow and do other farm work
while report comes from ReidsviRs
that David Crockett Jones, aged so
believes he and Hipp are 1.-TWO old
est living Confederate veterans"
CHARLOTTE.-C demon
stration of Charlotte ku I<luX Klans.
men is foiled by Charlotte police
when dozen big crosses. oil-soaked
and ready to blaze forth from as
many prominent locations around
edge of city, are seized and brought
to headquarters. p. l.. Redfearn
member of party of three on truck
hauling another cross, is arrested
when pistol is found on him. He IS
fined $50.
ALABAMA
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
u. S. EXPERTS WORKING
TO CUT NITROGEN COST

low enough, there is for practical
purposes almost no limit TO the
amount that could be advantageous
lv used as our people come to I'M
derstand its use and importance.
These facts make it imperative that
we have a thorough knowledge of
all processes now in operation and
vigorously prosecute research to
keen us abreast of developments.
Reducing Cost Problem
"After the armistice was signed
the fixed nitrogen research labora-
tory was established by the secre'
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Fragment Of Balloon
: Carried on Dixrnude
!: Is Found in Italy

ROME, Jan. IA fragment of oil
ilk fourd tangled in the branches
of a tree in a garden near Sciacca
was identified today by NJ. Joubert
French naval attache, as part of one
nf the sterilization balloons carried
'-by the vanished dirigible DiXmude.
IS Joubert also stated that a piece of
wire rope, brought up by fishermen
in a net. was a portion of the wire
.sess equipment
The sterilization balloons were car
'eTled at both ends OF the air cruiser
which, with its crew OF fifty, disap-
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
NORTH CAROLINA

DURHAM.-Early Green is tried
in superior court on charges grow
, iMg out of grave injuries inflicted
on Jack feathers, on whom gaso-
line was thrown and his clothing set
on fire, several months ago, and
I. is given suspended sentence of two
4 years on roads on condition of pay
ing $500 to feathers. in addition to
other large costs. feathers recov
cred, but is permanently MANNED.
GREENSBORO his in
tNntion to impress upon motor car
tiirieves that the way of the trans
gressor is hard" Superior Court
: Judge Shaw sends Hubert Riley to
prison for ten years and Rose Steel
man five years. Each appeals and
is released on $4,000 and $4,000
bond respectively.
.oeS ASHEVILLE.-J. L. Page, veal
thy hotel proprietor, who appealed
from thirty-day sentence on roads
recently imposed by local police
court Judge, is sentenced to six
! months on roads when convicted in
superior court on charge of operat-
ing disorderly house.
RALEIGH.-Toba Growers Co.
operative association announces re-
ceipts each of last four days of De-
cember delivery period averaged in
excess of 1000, 900 pounds and de-
= 1iveries up to holidays total 125,-
: F000,0 200 pounds of 1928 crop, far eX-
ceeding 1922 total for same period.
HIGH POINT.-Mistake for wild
turkey. Charlie Miles, son Of Deputy
Sheriff c. NJ. Miles, is seriously
wounded by shot fired by Luther
= Spencer, hunting partner.
- RALEIGH.-More than $4,000, 900
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CLEANUP AROUND
JUAREZ Is ORDERED

JUA REF Mex. Jan. 1.--(By the
Associated Press.)-In an effort to
rid this section Of rebels, General
Ignacic Enriqucz. northern zone
1, commander, was to start in pursuit
= Immediately of the troops headed by
Ernesto Herrera and Manuel Chao
: in the Vale de AIlendo, near Parral,
according to advices received here
from Chihuahua City. A small force
: OF men, under Herrera and Chao
have been attacking railway trains
: in an effort to obtain guns and am
.munitioA
Three generals, Fortunate May
Z cote, Garcia Vigil and d. Hucario
M Hernandez have issued mani
+, festo proposing that Generals Quad
alupe Sanchez, Enrique Estrada and
Maycotte, appoint provisional pres
ident for the republic, who would in
turn call an election to designate the
federal powers, according to infor-
nation coming to government OF
ficials.
Several federal officers, with their
commands in Central Mexico, have
renowned the Obregon government
: and joined the De la Huerta move
) ment, according to a revolutionary
announcement at Nogales. They in
sssriude Lundora Hernandez and Trim
dad del Rio near Mexico City; Fran
cisco Mendonez in Morales. and Gem
e9eral Aguillar Reyes Marquis, near
.~ST1lNpam. -
HARMS SMUGGLING RUMOR
@% DENIED BY REBEL AGENT
GALVESTON. Tex. IaG. With
= Adolfo Jimenez, repel agent, emphat-
-TJ0ally denying that there was any
sr,,truth to rumors Of arms smuggling
at Galveston on behalf of the Next
can rebel movement. federal officials
--xhere today continued silent, although
-@aslmitting the situation was being
y olosely watched. The cruiser Ia
! coma. whose unexpected visit has
caused speculation. is still in port
Mexican Consul l. Magma said he
...-stood ready to assist in every pos
Sihle way to prevent arms SNUG
!, Cling.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
THIRTY SEPARATE SHOCKS
FELT IN CALIFORNIA

BRAWLEY, Cal, Jan. 1.-More
than thirty separate earth tremors
were felt in the Imperial Valley be
tween $50 last night and Z o'clock
today None was heavy but a few
Jared buildings, the general move
ments being lateral. Each shock
was accompanied by a thunderlike
rumble which was also noted when
no shocks were felt. No damage
was reported.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03

COLUMBIA.-TaX of 10 per cent
on admissions to the theaters be
comes effective on moving picture
theaters in South Carolina on, Janu-
airy /, having been suspended for
movie theaters by state tax board
Of review last spring, when new
law became effective
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
SOUTH CAROLINA

SUMTER.-Charles M. London, or
New York, is in Sumter to see about
setting up machinery for cotton mill
which he and his brother, H. Lon
don, will operate in 1924. Mill has
been IN operation in Connecticut for
number of years, and is being
moved here.
CHARLESTON. - Billy SUNDAY
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03

Lynn, whose advice
has been followed by
hundreds of thousands
of poultry raisers with
striking success. says.
Il believe that any
poultry raiser can
at least double and
probably increase his
poultry profits five
times, simply by get
ting more eggs in the
winter when prices
are high.
Mr.. Lynn who has
given years of study
to the subject fur
Their states. II am
convinced that hens
loaf in the winter
and after the moult
because certain ele+
mentS are missing in
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
SALE Of MUNITIONS
To MEX|CANS BY
j. s. IS DEFENDED

WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The
---s.Washtngton government, in it's de.
-ss..rision to furnish a Limited quanti
~ ty" of surplus war material to the
government, is declared by
: an official spokesman to be acting
: In the interest of stability and or
Il ~-derly procedure"
:. u Final details of the sale are being
= considered at the war department
~. and it is regarded as doubtful that
objections expressed in congressional
z circles will block it's completion.
60 A resolution to- forbid the sale by
the government of war equipment
). to any foreign power, as planned by
sssa Representative Farchild, Republican
eas New York. can not be put through
90. congress, it is thought in time tc
affect the transaction. The state de
department, meanwhile, have given ne
~ indication that any action will bt
~ taken on the protest transmitted te
1t yesterday by representatives o
ssf'the de la Huerta revolutionary group
l.'79o Reiterating that the decision Is
in no sense a reversal of the policy
regarding the sale Of arms as an
Spouncedoby President Harding thu
official outline" of the government
-. position asserts that the "materia
is being made available to the MeXi
f sso. re overnnaeat=ia Of ac
s;sT~ fdaT r rebellion for the purpose Of dis
I1T-coura ging warfare and supporting
: Il Established law and order" Tbs
Z So United States, it says, can not bf
: insensible" to an appeal for aid from
I'll d government that has made zeal
n ous effort to meet is obligations a
: b, home and abroad when an "attemp
8 = 2. is being made to overthrow it by
violence"
$50 Reports received here from MeXl
= 81 co are said by military observers tt
Show that the revolutionary move
ment has drawn support from only
about thirty per cent of the Mexican
army and from no considerable mum
Der of civilians. The revolutlonar.
=. groups protest to the state depart
n tment, which was signed by ENRIQUE
Seldner as consul general of tn
provisional government in Mexico, IL
New York" said the major part o
.rA-.the national military and "nava
4, forces" were sustaining the move
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
Meridian Hotel Man
Ends Life With Bullet

MERIDIAN, Miss, Dec. 20
Julius Arky, thirty-five, proprietor
of the Hotel Meridian here, and for
mer president of the Mississippi
Hotel Mems association, committed
suicide in the hotel last night tty
shooting himself with a guests re.
volver, according to police. iii
health is believed to have caused
Arky to seek death.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
Poultry Expert
Tells How to
Make Hens Lay
Getting More Eggs From the Flock
Will Solve a Financial Problem
For Many Housewives-An
Egg Day Per Hen
Possible.

Inc director OF an agricultural experiment sta
tloh Is responsible for the statement that it NAV
De possible to breed chickens which will lay an
egg day, every day in the year. And A.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
Bib Officers Bring
Murder Suspect to
Fulton County Tower

MACON, Ga, Jan. 1.-Sheriff J. r.
arrested a negro who is said to have
been positively identified as the one
who shot and seriously wounded j.
w. Culpepper Sunday night. Fol
lowing the shooting, the negro is said
to have attacked Culpepper's sir!
companion, later robbing Culpepper
and leaving him in Central City park
He gave the girl part of the money
and told her to so home in a taxi
cab.
The young woman in the case, sew
enteen-year-old daughter of a prom1
nent Cordele family, picked out the
negro Monday afternoon.
Sheriff Hicks and a deputy took
the negro in an automobile to some
point north of here, presumably to
board the 5 o'clock train for Atlanta,
to put the prisoner in jail there for
safekeeping. The departure from
Macon was in. such haste that even
the name of the negro was not
booked.
The negro is believed to be William
Jackson, employe of a fertilizer plant.
He left home Sunday night to so to
work, and when he returned, the Off
GERS found, he Immediately put his
clothing in a bucket of water. They
found it still soaking there late Mon
day afternoon.
Culpeppers condition is critical,
and physicians attending him hold
out little hope for, his recovery.
| MACON PRISONER
| BROUGHT TO TOWER
! Robert Hill, a negro, was brought
| to Atlanta Monday night by Macon.
! Ga, officials. and was being held at
! the Fulton county tower in COnnec-
ton with the alleged shooting in
/ Macon of j. w. Culpepper and an
/ alleged attack on Culpepper's girl
companion. Press dispatches from
! Macon gave the Negroes name as
! William Jackson, but he was regis
/ tered at the tower as Robert Hill.
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ARE RECORDED
on CAIRO SEISM0GRAPH

CAIRO, H., Jan. An earth
quake moving from the southwest to
the northwest was recorded here
late last night. The shock did no
; 10
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
Earthquake Shocks
Are Felt in Virginia
AsNew Year Arrives

WINCHESTER, Va, Jan. l. -
Three distinct earthquake shocks
were felt about Il o'clock last night
in the Boyce section of Clarke coun-
ty near here, according to reports
from there today. The report said
that the houses were shaken, dishes
ratified and many residents were bad
ly frightened. No property damage
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
Priest Slain on Train

CORk.-Rev. Father Patrick Mort.
arity was found stabbed to death
on train that arrived here.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-11-20

THE TIE THAT BINDS-The unit OF society is not
the individual but the family. AS very old writer says
"God set the solitaire in the family The family was the
beo;nnnq of civilization In first began the exercise
of authority and the lesson of obedience 1t from
the family that the tribe into being and in the pa
triarch at the head instead of the father In time the
tribe became nation and civilization entered upon its
final stages The monarchia government first absolute
and then conditioned which is rapidly passing away IN
these days and giving place to democracy was SIMPLY the
system of family government applied to the state 1t
will therefore be that fundamentally and essentially
the family the unit of society and the beginning OF CIV
;zation One of the chief elements entering into the
greatness of American life is the strength and dignity
Of the American home The American people, more than
any other people in tn cworld predsposed to keep
ing the "home fires burning
The universally of the observance of Thanksgiving
both evidences this fact and emphasizes it. We know OF
no other people who have homecoming day which is
observed only by the people throughout the whole
natona but by its sons and daughters who have gone
abroad and who domciled in lands Thanks
giving is the day the apoheoss of the American home
Today cannonize it. burn incense on its affairs and
worship it. So long as the American home exists and
Thanksgiving Day has its universal observance just Sc
long are our American liberties safe and national life
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-11-20
ROAD GUIDE
DAVIS HIGHWAY
Out of Fitzgerald

n
Route to Savannah:-Via Abbeyille,
cross bridge to Rhine, Milan, McRae'
Alamo, Mt. Vernon. Vidalia. Lyons
Reidsville. Claxton, Pembroke. Take
road via Burnsed bridge to Louisville
road: road good to Canoochee river
bridge: east of Claxton just tair to
Pembroke and Louisville road; Chat
ham county paved. 49,. ~.
Route to Augusta-via ADoevlile
bridge, take north route. two miles east
of bridge 10 Eastman, Dublin, Wrlghts
vile. Barlow. Louisville, Wrens. Road
fair entire distance. :.
Route to Montgomery. Ala VIA
Irwinville, Sycamore, Ashburn, oyi-
vester, Albany, Dawson, Cuth6ert
Georgetown, Eufaula, Union Springs
Road fair to Sylvester. paved TO Al
bany and good road to Georgetown
Cross bridge to Eufaula.
DIXIE HIGHWAY
Central Route"
Route to Macon-via Abbevllle'
Hawkinsville, Perry. Good to Blbb
County line then paved into Macon
Route to Iacksonville-Via Ocilla,
Douglas. Nichols, Folkston, Jackson
vile Good road to Nichols, rough to
Waresboro, good to- Waycross, excel
lent to Folkston and Jax'ville.
ROUTE TO CORDELE
Via Rochelle, Seville and Pitts,
road good to fair all the way.
(This information will be printed
each week in this column; should any
serious changes be reported, will make
notation of such.)-Leader-F Enterprise
Promoter ofNGood Roada.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-11-20

LAUGH-The diaphragm beats tattoo the stomach
when you laugh Every time you let hearty laugh this
diaphragm pops up and down your liver and helps
drive away the very thing that gives you the blues-bi
iousness Laughter the best brand of pills earth
Laughter strikes in when it from without and in
stanty the surface when it starts from within
Laughter penetrates You may laugh because you are
happy and you may be happy because you laugh 1t is
the thing where the is the effect and the effect
is the cause Any be millionaire of good cheer
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-11-20
PANAMA EXPLORED
BY FIELD ARTILLERY

Washington, Nov. 1e.-Pioneer ex-
ploration by batteries of field artillery
thru the jungfes of Panama and the
Philippines. is described in the annual
report of Major General William "
Snow, chief of field artillery, to the
Secretary of War.
One of the trips constituted a eros
sing of the Isthmus of Panama by a
complete battery of the Fortieth Field
Artillery Twenty-three days were re-
CURED to complete the journey, autho,
the total distance traversed was less
than 90 miles. Bridge building and
clearing OF dense jungle growth consti.
tuted the daily duties of the men of
the battery. AS result OF this trip,
General Snow says: "a great amount
of valuable data was obtained as to
the terrain, topography and hydrogra-
ply of the Isthmus of Panama. which
should prove of inestinable value in
preparing the future defense plans of
the Panama Canal.