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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

pistol duel. Both are expected to
live; both are in county Jail.
BEAUFORT-Pete Schwartz, IT.
yearold son Of III. P. Schwartz, dies
at home. Had been invalid all his
life, but owing to friendly disposi-
ton and strong character was uni
versally popular and community
mourns death.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
New Brookland and Cayce, LGxmg-
ton county towns, have mass meet.
ing and vote for election on ques-
ton Of annexation to Richland coun.
ty, of whose county seat, Columbia,
they are suburbs.
MONETTA.-Emory Williams, re-
tired merchant and planter Of Wag-
ener section, dies at home of daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. 3. Cato, here.
COLUMBIA-Eugene Mack stages
wild ride through streets Of city
with young woman in car, chased by
motorcycle cops at fast speed for
many miles. Recorder imposes three
sentences of 500 fine each or ninety
days in prison each. Car was stopped
only when officer punctured rear
tires with pistol balls.
GAFFNEY.-Willi A. Coleman,
of Union, once candidate for gov
ernor, prominent business man, is
in hospital here with broken leg and
bruises, and daughters, Misses Eliza
beth Anne and Evelyn Coleman, are
suffering minor injuries received
when car turns over as result Of
blowout Of rear tire.
CHARLESTON.-W. Denver Cor
don returns from New York, where
he went when advised several weeks
ago that son, Christopher, CONNER
clal art student at Columbia univer-
slty, had disappeared, young man 8
body having been found washed
ashore at Rockaway Beach. n. Y.
When last seen alive he was on way
to Coney Island for swim,
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COLUMBIA.-Edm D. Bigaam,
convicted of murder of brother, and
charged with killing mohter, sister
and sisters two children, granted
change of venue from Florence coun.
ty, will be placed on trial in Conway
Horny county, in October, prosecut,
ing attorney announces.
CLINTON. - Several h IL n DR. d
young people attend conference of
Presbyterian young people held at
Presbyterian college here.
M CORMICK.-Jim Toibert, negro,
is lodged in Jail charged with shoot
ing twelve times Clayton Newly,
white, who was working on top of
house. Negro fired from nearby
woods.
SPARTANBURG. - W. M. Can.
trell, 81, Well-known farmer of coun-
W, drops dead at Mayor, near here.
COLUMBIA. - First cotton for
county is picked by C. L. Brooks, Of
Lykesland, on June 16.
ABBEVILLE.-Da RI. Hill 40.
prominent member Of Abpeville bar.
dies here, following operation.
DARINGTON.-Hen Burn pleads
guilty to manslaughter, when in
d1cted for murder of negro, and is
sentenced to serve two years in
prison.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mcleod is
ADVISED by William A. Barber, New
York lawyer, former South Carolin.
ian, that South Carolinians in New
York are planning entertainment fea.
lures for states delegates to New
York national Democratic conven
ton.
COLUMBIA.-Se hundred me-
gro teachers attend state summer
school for negroes at Benedict COL
lese here.
COLJMBIA.-L. M. Lawson, Oar.
hngton, is appointed by Governor
Mcleod member state board of par
dons succeeding B. F.. Pegues,
Cheraw.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

SPARTANBURG.-Grand chapter
South Carolina Order of Eastern
Star meets here with Mrs. Mamie NJ
Dodd, of Greenville, worthy grand
matron, presiding.
Observation-Disclosures BIa-
lock, of Boiling Springs, is indicted
IN connection with killing of his IA
Their John Blalock, whose head he
almost beat into pulp with stone, fol-
lowing alteration. He claims self
defense.
COLUMBIA.-Stat canal commits.
sion meets in Columbia and begins
consideration Of selecting engineer to
develop 500 horsepower in Columbia
canal, for service Of state buildings
and institutions in Columbia.
ANDERSON.-Cec McLesky. ID.
year-old, is saved from drowning by
unknown man who wraps legs about
boy and swims to land with him.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cotton
mills install $50 new looms.
SPARTANBURG. - Contract for
new Southern shops here understood
to have been let to Dwight P. Rob
inson company, of New York. Bids
for belt line tracks, which will take
rails out of heart of city, will be
opened in Washington June %.
SPARTANBURG.-Ed Williams.
young negro, who had wagon shaft
thrust through body when truck in
which he rode collided with wagon
is reported as worse. with slim pros
poets of life.
ROCK HILL.-Winthrop college
opens summer school with approx.
mately 1000 attending.
COLUMBIA-Committee Of hank.
ers from two Carolinas, headed bv
j. w. Norwood, of Greenville. s. c.,
and w. H. Wood. of Charlotte.
n. c., meets here and prepares
brief, to submit to federal reserve
bank in Richmond, showing bank
ing and industrial resources of two
states, on which Richmond bank
VIII base decision regarding pro-
posed establishment of branch bank
at some point in two states.
UNION.-w w. Johnson. of
Union, probate Judge of Union
county. is appointed national Dem.
ocratic executive committeeran
pro TEN, by Committeeman John
Gary Evans, of Spartanburg. Mr.
Evans IS recuperating from an
operation and will be unable to at
tend the national convention in
New York.
WINNSBORO.-Rev. W. P. Pey-
ton, rector of group of Episcopal
churches here. declines call to
church at Greenwood. much TO de-
light of many friends here. where
he is very popular,
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Cures PelIagra or
Money Refunded

The American Compounding Co., Box 5S7 I.
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they guarantee Baugbn's Pellagra Treatment 10
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you have paid. so you take absolutely no risk. :,
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Popular Vote viii /
Govern Congressional
Election in Second

ALBANY, Ga, June 21.-Porular
vote and not the county unit will
rule the Democratic primary cleo
ton in the Second congressional
district, September 10, according to
action taken by the district execu.
tive committee here Thursday.
The committee, called by it's
chairman, S. B. Lippitt of this city,
to make arrangements for the pri-
mary, set Sow 10 as the date.
the same day as the state primary.
which latter will be conducted I'm.
der the county unit rule.
Other rules of the state DEM
cratic executive committee, with a
few exceptions. were adopted for the
district primary. Entries for the
district nary will close at noon
GA JUL 10.
Septembe 20 was selected as the
date of the district convention to
declare the result and name a new
executive committee. This conven-
ton will be held in Albany.
SO far as known at this time
Judge Frank Park, of Sylvester, the
present congressman, will have only
one opponent for reelection, Judge
- y Cox of Camilla
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

Lice Tabs. Is dropped In the chickens drnkinal
water. 1t comes out through fine oil glands and
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Lemon Juice
Whitens Skin

The only harm.
less way to bleach
the skin white IS
TO mix the juice of
two lemons with
three ounces of Or.
chard White. which
any druggist will
supply for d few
cents. Shake well
in a bottle. and you
nave a whole quar-.
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24
NORTH CAROLINA

kINSTON.-Mrs Jack Skinner.
wife of young business man, is pain
fully injured by automobile driven
by man named Husdon, who was
speeding to hospital, where he wa
carrying his wife, stricken with sud.
den illness.
ASHEVILLE.-Jam Van Brown
Jr., young World war veteran. is
dead IN Panama, where he was EN-.
ployed as civil engineer, according
10 cablegram to parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Brown. Body will be
brought here
ASHEVILLE.-Governor Morri.
son plans to spend August in Ashe.
Vile on vacation.
ASHEVILLE. - James Walter
Griffith, 46, for II years principa
of elementary and Junior high
schools of Savannah, Ca. is elected
principal of Asheville high school,
10 succeed A. j. Hutchins, resigned
RALEIGH. - Apportionment OF
federal fund for highway construc,
ton indicates North Carolina will
receive 1887, 246.16 for work to be
done in 1925. according to informa
ton received from Washington bv
state highway commission.
DURHAM. efforts of police
judge to influence VIII Shields, mid.
dle'aged Durham white man, to
cease trespassing on property OF
southern Railway had failed. he is
given thirty days in jail despite his
vigorous contention at trial that he
owns railway
CHAPEL. HILT.-Honorar DO
Srees are awarded to group OF no
table men of this and other states
| by University of North Carolina
recipients including William Jack
son Adams, associate justice of stats
supreme court, and Charles Upham.
chief engineer of North Carolina
highway commission.
/ kINSTON.-Local politicians saw
Lindsay Warren. "a, representative
OF First district, recently nominated
will be youngest man to represen,
! state in lower house of CONGRESS
tie lives at Washington, n. C.
CHARLOTTE.-Will of late wal
ter S. Alexander, prominent business
man, who recently died at Battle
! Creek, Mich, after extended illness
/ is probated in Mecklenburg county
superior court, and disposes of es
tate estimated at $500. 900. Monthly
! income of $500 is left to widow, Mrs
Lillian F. Alexander.
| W1NSTON-SALEM. - Health de
partment officials announce add
| uonal $4,000 is needed for milk anC
ice fund, If service, already planned
! TO II eff of undernourished children
i'll schools, as well as needy babies. IS
TO be continued during summer
months.
CHARLOTTE.--S, D. Gray. IS
/ express messenger, steps from taxi
cab, enters express office and at
tempts to carry out suicide threat
shooting himself three times. He
Just previously had tried 10 cut hi,
throat. NJ. r. Dunn. taxi driver enC
friend, succeeding in taking knife
from him. Physicians say GRAY me-,
recover.
WINSTON SALEM. = James vii
liam Schouler 20, associated witt
ons, of Bolton, is found wanderias
OF large department store, dies aftel
long period Of i'll health.
WILMINGTON. = Missing sine,
early in May. James Franklin Ly
ons of Bolton, isc found WANDERING
in park At Los Angeles. Cal. hi.
mind some, according 10 telegraphit
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24
Py0rrh G q
Can He STONED I'm IA Hours

If you suffer from Pyorrhea, sore and
spongy gums, loose teeth or other
mouth irritations, I want to send you
worst form. and is curing thousands
after everything else failed. Simply
send name for generous 10 day free
trial offer of my secret home treat
ment. Address King Laboratories
I0G Gateway Sta, Kansas City, Ma.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24
Mineralized Water
Routs Chicken Lice

No dustnE Or spraying. Birds deIouse themselves
Amazing lice remover Keeps birds always lice freeI
without the poultry raiser doing work-simpleat.j
safest, and best method discovered.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

JASPER. w. F. Kitchens is
commissioned by Secretary of State
Blan to succeed J. Carl Shepphard
resigned, as judge of Jasper city
court.
TUSCALOOSA. - Among those
scheduled to speak at state meet
ing of American Legion here, July
4, are: Gov. w. w. Brandon, Gen
r l.. Billiard, Congressman w. b
Oliver, Congressman Lamar LETTERS
and Congressman j. Lister HILL
--AzLEGRASS. - Postoffice and
two ss<~s~. of 1. Fl. Lowe and c. S
Lowe are vs-> bed Of over $500 wort
of merchandise, and several dollars
in cash taken from postoffice.
BERLIN.-Mrs. Margaret Reese
81, is stricken with paralysis and
taken to hispital az Selma.
MONTGOMERY. = Sidney j.
knighton, accused of numbering
Jerome Fannin at Grady, in fight
between two sets of brothers, is
bound over to grand jury under ST.,
900 bond.
FLORENCE.-Colo Spaulding,
commander of government reserva
ton at Wilson DAM issues orders
that Alabama's blue laws will be
that baseball and all other Sunday
nusements will be discontinued.
FLORENCE.-Cha of con-.
merce decides to keep up its fight in
interest of Henry Ford for Muscle
Shoals project, and organization at
Washington, D. c., will be mian-
taired.
BESSEMER.- Promoters of ST.
100000 plant are considering To-
eating in Bessemer, according to
Secretary A. E Ausman, of chamber
of commerce, who stated he had no
details to give out at this time.
JONESBORO.-Contract for build
ing $4,000 Methodist church is given
to billiard & Reeves, of Bessemer,
who will commence work soon.
CULLMAN.-State officers say
whisky runners are transporting
whisky from near here in wagons,
and that wagon tracks are being
plowed up to destroy trail.
GUNTERSVILLE.-Due to heavy
rains in east Tennessee, Tennessee
river rises rapidly and growing crops
in river bottoms are threatened.
TUSCUMBIA.-Alab and Mis-
sissippi lumber companies receive
orders from federal government for
607 900 feet of lumber, aggregating
$16,754. 40, for use in construction
work at Wilson dam.
CAMP 4 MCCLELLAN. - Clemson
college, S. c., with 40 representa-
tives. has largest number Of students
enrolled at Reserve Officers training
camp here. Emory university, At.
lanta, Ca, has 48; Georgia Tech has
IS; Alabama Polytechnic institute at
Auburn, has 81; Alabama university
has %; University Of Georgia, 25;
North Georgia Aggies, IL; Georgia
Military college. 20; Georgia Military
academy, ID. Many othec southern
colleges have students enrolled.
Course lasts six weeks.
ANNISTON.- of Onnie
Bramlett, IL, killed by train at Con.
nellsville, Pa, are inferred here.
GUNTERSVILLE. - Strawberry
crop here is cut short by excessive
rains, but in spite of this nine cars
are shipped, which average $1,000
per car to growers.
GADSDEN.-Ira Bell, wanted fte
murder of Paul Long in DeKalb
countk in 1921, and who escaped jail
at Jasper, Tenn, is arrested while
operating 100-gallon still, Just across
the Alabama state line in Tennessee.
NORTHUMBERLAND officers Of
Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton asso-
cation are reelected at annual meet
ing OF directors here. John s. Ker-
nachan is president
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24
Strange Discovery
Wipes Out Flies
Dust of An Asiatic Flower Famed
i'm Air Is Quick Death to All
Insect Pests. Od0rless
and Not a Poison

IT is to rid the home. outbuiidingss
live stock or shrubbery Of flies and other OBJ !
noxious and disease carrying insect pests The |
flower dust OF a remarkable plant imported from
the high dry attitudes OF Asia when found
the air does it, BY closing the respiratory breath
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24
Sent Now on Free Trial

Send no money Write today card will 40,
to Imperial Laboratories. 4031 Coca-Cola Build
ing. Kansas City. Missouri, and you will receivs
two regular full size s1.00 cans of this strange
powder. Use 1t with the distinct understand
ing that If it does not rid your house. barn and
livestock of flies and other insect pests. easily
and quickly, the special Introductory price
Of only dollar. which you pay the postman
plus postage. when this regular $500 quantity
Of Imperial Insect Powder arrives. will be refund
ed You do not risk cent. End the deadly ny
menace now acknowledgements ~
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

The only safe. sanitary method Of killing an
insect pests Simply fan it in the air or on AMI
mails. boon to housewives. farmers dalrynen
and storekeepers especially valuable to dairiest
as it enables the herd 10 eat and sleep in peace.
with record Of increased milk Yields Of Is TO 2g
per cent. Protects grain in storage from weevl
nd ALI insects
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

WILMINGTON. - Missing since
early in May. James Franklin Ly.
ons of Bolton, isc found wandering
in park At Los Angeles. Cal. his
mind some, according 10 Geographic
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

IHEI RIHHUS' UIUUUOIIIB 6TIo oVuP"
faction and death. II is odorless
and absolutely harmless TO hui
mans. stock and domestic ami
mails. 1t neither spots nor
stains.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

WINNSBORO.-Rev. W. P. Pey-
ton, rector of group of Episcopal
churches here. declines call TO
church al Greenwood. much TO de-
light of many friends here. where
he is very popular.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

WINSTON-SALEM. - James Viii.
liam Schouler, 20. associated with
ons, of Bolton, is found wandering
or large department store, dies after
long period Of i'll health.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

DECATUR.-A Power COM
pany will construct 44,000-volt trans
mission line from Hapgood, near
MUSCLE Shoals to Decatur.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

FLORENC E.-Cham of CON-
merce decides to keep up its fight in
interest of Henry Ford for Muscle
Shoals project, and organiza ton at
Washington, D. c., will be mian-
taired
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

NEW BERRY-Ira Sloan. Ca and
Cleve Williams, -, both colored.
quarrel over woman and engage in
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

CHARLOTTE. - Within few DAYS
after graduation from University of
Washington. at Seattle. Norman r.
Strickland. -, of Middlesex. \. c.,
is drowned in lake near university
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

CULLMAN.-State officers say
whisky runners are transporting
whisky from near here in wagons,
and that wagon tracks are being
plowed up to destroy trail.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

RlTHoLTz SPECTACLE CO., Dept. RS. II
I462-64.66 ". Madison ST. Chicago, ~.
Send me pair OF your spectaclsS on Today
FREE TRIAL. II | like them 1 will pay
50. IS. II not. 1 will return them and there
will be no charge
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

MONTGOMERY Hicks Mercan-
tile company, Of Luverne, purchase
bankrupt stock of Tullis Hardware
company for $70,500 Stock invoiced
10000.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

AUBURN.-Theta Chi fraternity
will build chapter house here to cost
$4,000. Contract will be let July 8
for Building Erskine Ramsey Engi-
neering hall for college.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

MONTGOMERY and city
officers capture 250-gallon still in
heart of business district. E. N.
Wilson is arrested as he enters build
ing where still is located. Fifteen
gallons of whisky is also captured.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

\ MOBILE.-George Gordon Craw-
ford, of Birmingham, is endorsed by
Gen. W. l.. Sibert for place on wa.
terways corporation board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
SEEK LOVE-AIDE
Alex Told a Fib TO Help Two
Wed, Is Charged

Because he attempted TO help out
young love in distress. Alex Dou.
broncvoo faces second degree per.
jury charge and is being hunted by
the police.
Matt Jackson. Poulsbo raneher,
father OF Ida InGa Jahcuon, pretty
IT.year.old Roosevelt high school
student. filed the charges.
Alex. before the county auditor.
August 10. sworo that Ida was "a.
Her father yesterday said she had
celebrated her 18th birthday last
March.
And while Alex IL being sought
by tho police. his chum. Waino John
Bloom, auartcrmaSter on an Alaska
ship. II enjoying his honeymoon
somewhere in British Columbia with
his iT.year old bride.
Miss jackson did not tell her par.
onts Of her romance, which Sprang
UP while she attended Roosevelt
high summer school. But shortly
after her return TO Poulsbo she be.
came aKitated. A few days later
she visited Seattle. Two days later
she again visited Seattle, and that
was the last time her father saw
/ her -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Outing Flannel, I'd. Zoe

Special Value Of 2T-inch Outing
Flannel in plain colors OF pink.
blue and white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
MORE DELAY IN
SKAGIT SEEN
Plant Should Be Running
Now, but It's Not

September /. the date when skaEit
current was 10 be pouring into tho
city over the 100 miles Of aluminium
steel cables. has passed. ana skagit
current may not be delivered in Sc
attic before Christmas
Faced By the prospect Of lndsfi.
mite delay. George " Russell. chair.
man o. the board 81 public works.
"Wednesday severely rcbuked Carl =.
uhden. skagit engineer uhdsn had
promised the board Of works that the
plant would be delivering electricity
By tho first Of September
when. viii the plant be dons7''
Russell asked Uhden.
4 don't know. II II drying out.
when Il IL sufficiently dried out Il
viii be started
How long will that takef"
IL required three months for a
plant In Kentucky 90 dry out"
The board served notice on Uhden
and the machinery contractors that
no more estimates viii be paid and
the plant VIII not be accepted by tho
city until all OF the experts have
pronounced the plant In perfect con.
dition and run al full capacity for a
stated period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Curtain Rods Sc

Sash Curtain Rods. extend
from % to 40 inches: ball ends,
with hooks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
SCHOOLS CAIN
Opening Day Shows lump
OF 2,565 Pupils in Seattle

City schools were prepared 20
start regular work Wednesday with
a first days enrolment Tuesday Of
but 4aB below the total enrolment
for the frat month OF school las,
year There were is.5s5 pupils en-.
rolled Tuesday. the largest first
days enrolment In history.
Last years enrolment for the
first day Of school was 1900. an
Increase this season Of 1855. nc.
eording TO figured produced by IN.
school superintend.nt's office
Approximately $1,000 students
were registered In city. county and
high schools in King county and all
units arc now ready for tho full
program tho straEgicrs who have
been away on vacation trips and
those who must work thru this
month will continue 10 come back
all thru September.
The total OF 10000 In the city
schools predicted for tho last day
Of this month. viii be reached.
opening figures indicate. Last year
1000 more enrolled between the
first and last days OF September
Georgetown school. sea,tle's new.
est high school. opened with 90
enrolled Only the first year OF
high school curriculum will b. OF.
fered during the is2i75 school year.
Broadway continues 90 lead city
high schools with i.T2i. an in.
crease OF 10 over last years first
day. Roosevelt was second with
i.BiZ moro than 200 increase.
Total enrolment for high schools
was 1854.