Atlanta tri-weekly journal., 1924-04-05

nent citizen, dleS al age OIL o5i alter
years illness.
GOLDVILLE. - Banna ManIfac-
turing company, with $4,000 spin
dies. is sold to Oswego Shade Co.,
of New York, for 100000. Output
of mill will be used in shade manu-
! facture.
GREENVILLE. Announce
ment is made that government will
abandon veterans school at Chick
Spring on June so, property, now
leased, reverting to ownres, who for
merly operated it rs resort hotel.
COLUMBIA.-Sum Of $2S0,000 Is
! mailed by state department of edu-
cation to county treasurcrs of state,
to cover deficit in school appropria-
tions of last year, this amount hav-
ing been made UP by 1924 legisla'
tlre.
SPARTANBURG.-S. S. Hallman,
here, retains state checker cham,
pionship after twenty games with
e. r. Styles. of Gfeenville, chal-
lenger. Hallman wins eight games;
nine are draws"
INMAN.-J. c. Clement, of In
man, is held at Charlotte under
y
and check flashing.
SPARTANBURG-J. B. Cooksey
is named chief of rural police by
county delegation.
GAFF'NEY. = Frank Lanier is
fourth boy to be arrested in con
nection with theft of r. A. Nc
CraWs automobile. The boys took
car to Atlanta, where they were
arrested for speeding.
CHARLESTON.-Mrs. J. r. Gra-
ham, of China, and DR.. Homer Nc
MILAN, of Atlanta, are announced
as chief speakers for Charleston
| Presbyterial, meeting here April 8
and ..
LENINGTON.-J. T. Smith, of
Augusta, soldier of Fort Bragg, n.
c., is arrested in connection with
killing Of F. r. Mason, whose throat
was cut and body left in woods on
Lexington Columbia highway.
GREENVILLE.-J Barnett
and James MCGEE, both 80, suffer
fractures of right thigh when car
is struck by interurban trolley. Mrs.
Garnett and three children escape
with minor injuries.
CLOvER.-John Enloe brennan,
II, is talking to friend on porch
when falls and dies before can be
lifted to bed.
ST. MATTHEWS.-J. skottowe
Wannamaker, president American
Cotton association, received tele-
graphic demand from Secretary
Hoover, of department Of commerce,
demanding that he correct public
statement that commerce depart
ment has issued usual publicity
report" in preparation for 1924 cot
ton crop.
ANDERSON.-Mrs. S. S. Knight,
S3, mother Of DR.. Graves l.. Knight
dean of Anderson college, dies at
sons home here.
COLUMBTA.-Gove Mcleod
State Treasurer Carter and Comp
troller General Duncan, are in New
York, where they have gone to ar
range loan for state of $9,000,000 to
finance state government till tax
collections start.
COLUMBIA.-P. B. spigner, for
mer county treasurer, prominent
citizen, dies at seventy.
CAMDEN. = Marcus Crolley,
twelve-year- old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Crolley, is killed when run
down by car driven by Steve l..
Gardner. Three men in car with
Gardner testify that boy rode bicy-
Gle in front of car.
HEATH SPRING. e. w. Caskey
is elected president newly formed
cantaloupe growers association of
county.
ROCK HILL.-Many planters are
in acute need of negro labor in York
county, according to statement made
by L. w. Johnson, farm agent, fol-
lowing preliminary survey of situa-
ton.
ANDERSON.-Friends here of
Miss Marie Craig, professor of sci
ence at Georgia State Normal col
lege, Valdosta, Ga, advised that she
will conduct intercollegiate tour of
Europe this summer, for large tours
company.
COLUMBIA.-Offic of manu-.
featuring department Pacific Mills
group here Perry A. Smith, E. f.
Johnson, G.. A. Hamrick, w. M.
Parker and Eben DeLoach, trans
ferred to new Lyman mills, of Pa
cific company, near Spartanburg.
SPARTANBURG.- J. Smith, of
eileen Springs; j. j. Nesbitt, Walnut
Grove; Cofer Frey, of Beach Springs;
3. n. O'Sullivan, of Cherokee; S. B.
Hill, of Cross Anchor; DR.. w. L.
Ezell, of CamDobello; S. J. DuPre, of
Spartanburg; NJ. w. Brown. of Paco-
let; J. Y. Brown, of Woodruff, and
j. l.. Berry, of Reidville, are named
by legislative delegation on county
highway commission following hot
political scramble.
CLEMSON COLLEGE. - Bishop
W. n Ainsworth, of Macon, Ca,
will preach commencement sermon,
and President Howard e. Rond-
thraler, of Salem college,. Winston
Salem, N. c., will deliver commence
ment address, finals here June IS.
MOUN$T PLEASANT. = Mayor
Yonge Simons is presented silver
berry bowl on behalf of citizens, be-
cause of his work for act of legisla-
ture which authorized ferry to
Charleston, replacing ferry operated
by defunct Isle of Palms Railroad
and Ferry company.
ORANGEBURG. - Morgan L.
Davis, administrator of estate of
! Baylor Richards. wins verdict of
$4,000 in suit against Atlantic
Coast Line railroad. for death in
1920 of Richards. who was killed
While at work on steam shovel.
COLUMBIA,-New acts elimina-
ting fractions in stamp act on cigar,
cigarettes and tobaccos. will he
signed May /. Governor Mcleod an
nounced, as tax commission cannot
secure new stamps till that date.
COLUMBIA.-South Carolina In
spection and Rating Bureau. oper-
ated by certain Insurance companies.
| is not legally constitute, in that it
! has not filed COM. Of q c.,.nc.,,,n-,t no,--