Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-15

| lSIdI uIe' EdCH IdIllly WOuIu get dp-
proximately $4,000.
COLUMBIA.-Mor than 5000
teachers have registered for state
convention here March 1916
DARLINGTON.-J. A. Mcleod,
former mayor, announces for sher-
if, office sought by many candidates.
BRANCHVILLE. - Miss Medora
OFT, who died recently in Columbus,
Ga, is buried here.
ABBEVILLE.-Guy w. Wilkes is
reelected superintendent Of Able
Vile city schools.
WOODRUFF.-Joe Woodruff, Of
this town, is hired by Laurens base
ball club as manager for 1924.
LAURENs.-Lieut. John w. Wof-
ford, Clemson and West Point grad
uate, who has been in Philippines
as aide to Brig. General Johnson
Hagood, will sail for home on April
1, with General Hagood and family,
according to information received by
relatives here.
ROCK HILL.-H. I. and w. B.
Vaughan, brothers, and G. B. Pitt
man, are acquitted of breach of
peace, in connection with attack
alleged by c. w. Edwards to have
been made on him by the three in
barber shop,
ROCK HILL.-York county fair
association votes to have agricul
turaI fair again this fall and elects
| four directors, S. II. FAIRIES, S. L.
Patterson, V. B. McF'adden and w.
M. Mauldin.
ROCK HILL.-A. F. Huff, of
Rock Hill, announces that during
past year he cleared $1,029 on pea
nuts planted on fourteen acres.
| White, editor, Of Emporia, Kansas,
visits Columbia, Wilmington, N. c.,
Augusta, Ga, and Atlanta, gather
places where Woodrow Wilson lived
in his childhood and young man
hood, for life Of the late ex-presi-
statesmen's series.
COLUMBIA.-Sto & Webster,
Inc, who have option on Columbia
utilities, make offer of 100000 to
settle states suit against Columbia
Railway, Gas and Electric company,
on which property they have op-
ton, to require completion of canal
| two miles below city Of Columbia.
Matter is before legislature and it's
canal commission.
COLUMBIA.-Eigk : persons were
killed on the public highways Of
| South Carolina during Februars, ac-
| cordng to state highway depart
ment.
CAMDEN-Wade Reynolds, white,
is sent to state penitentiary for ten
years for killing Willie Harris, ne
gro filing station owner.
COLUMBIA from cam
| pus of University Of South Carolina
during Civil war, set of Rollins
Ancient History" has come into
possession of public library at Uni
versity Place, Nebraska, which has
offered to return them to library of
university here.
LAURENS.-R. E. Babb is elect
ed director of Watts Mill, succeed
! ing w. G. Lancaster, who has
moved away.
COLUMBIA.-Dr. Austin Crouch,
/
Salem; DR.. w. o. Carver, of Louis
Vile; DR.. j. f. Love, of Richmond,
are among prominent speakers on
program Of Baptist mems conven-
ton, announced for Columbia,
March 25 and 26, to be attended by
about 1000 men.
COLUMBIA.-Fred Marshall an
nounces for reelection to city coun-
! Gil.
COLUMBIA.-Ofic search for
six escaped convicts, two from
county gang and four from state
! farm at Boykin, two Of these being
lifetimers, sent up for murder. All
were TRUSTEES, and all negroes.
COLUMBIA.-Gove Mcleod
signs act of legislature to require
warehouses and cooperative associa.
tons to sell tobacco in true name
| of owner.
| WIINSBORO. Winnsboro and
Ridgeway business leagues adopt
resolutions urging canal commission
settle litigation over canal with
Stone & Webster, negotiating for
purchase Of Columbia utilities, and
who propose large hydro-electric de-
velopment for central part of state
If litigation is settled.
WHITMORE.-Mi MeIba Nc
Graw, attractive young girl, dies Of
burns received while standing in
front Of open fire
SPARTANBURG.- an effort to
save life of Mrs. John Littletohn,
surgeons take blood specimens from
thirty volunteers, with hope of find
ing blood of proper count, for trans.
fusion.
GREENWOOD.-Dr. Herbert L.
|, Johnson, who has been connected
with vocational school for veterans
at Chick Springs, is elected city
health officer at Greenwood.
observation-disclosures F. Nc
MILAN, rural mail carrier, is bitten
by dog thought to have rabies.
LAURBNs.-B. Wofford Medlock
receives letter mailed him at Glas-
gov, Scotland, by friend, in
| August, 1921. 1t showed wear from
its longtime travel.
ANDERSON-HarrY A. Orr,
| chairman building committee John
c. Calhoun hotel, announces meet
ing for 14th to pick from list of four
teen applicants lessee for new hotel.
| SPARTANBURG. - Spartanburs
| Bar association presents charges
| against Cornelius Otis, brought by
l.. G. Southland, involving allegations
| Of fraud in connection with the
handling of a clients funds.
| GREENVILLE.-Col. p. S. Rawls.
t,,s,
| charge Of L. s. Veterans hospital
| here, is transferred to veterans bu-
reau headquarters Washington,
| and announcement is made that hos
pital will operate at least until July.