Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-08

larger tnan It's COlloSe ana Clemson
college will live" declares Governor
Mcleod, in address here, in refer.
ence to recent strike" Of cadets.
COLUMBIA.-Miss May Compton
trained nurse, dies at hospital here
as result of blood poisoning result
ing from scratch of pimple on face.
AIKEN.-James T. Corbett, tried
and acquitted here on charge OF
bigamy, preferred by wife, Mrs.
Mary C. Corbett, of Columbia, is
arrested on warrant sworn by Mrs.
Corbett, charging non-support and is
taken to Columbia to face trial.
sPRINGFIELD.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Phillips reaches S0th birthday and
celebrates with Homecoming of nine
living children, all prominent South
Carolinians.
BATESBURG.-M plant of
Batesburg Fertilizer company burns
here, entailing loss totaling approx
mately $4,000. A. c. Jones was
sole owner.
YORK-Ferguson and Young
blood, coal dealers, find buried in
Tenn, can containing three gallons
OF whisky.
DARLINGTON.-Mrs. Charles w
DuBose, prominent in social and
women's affairs, dies here.
Observation-Disclosures me-
gro boy is arrested here and charged
with setting fire to barn of Jake
Hambright, farmer of this county,
but living near Grover, N C. Lad
admits guilt, but says uncle put him
up to it.
COLUMB1A.-Dock of Novem-
Der session of state supreme court,
to start November 10, is announced
by Harry McCaw, clerk of court.
CLINTON.-Authority is granted
by Secretary of State Blackwell, at
Columbia, for Lydia Mills, here, to
Increase capital stock from 100000
to 100000.
ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. owned
by w. p. Wannamaker, here, is
struck by Southern railway train
and demolished. Driver escapes with
out serious injuries.
ANDERSON.-Hog show at An
derson county fair here is largest
ever seen at county fair in south,
according to agricultural experts.
COLUMBIA.-Direc of all cot
ton cooperative marketing associa-
tons of southeast gather in confer
ence here. Walton Peteet, secretary
of national council of farm co-opera-
tives, is speaker.
CpEENyTTT T n Dill
Is struck down by unknown driver
of auto which speeds on after acct
dent. Mrs. Pike is delirious at hos
pital.
CAMDEN.-Parents of cadets re-
Gently suspended or expelled from
Clemson college as result of strike"
of students, have meeting here and
draft resolutions protesting against
action of trustees and asking for
thorough probe by legislature of col
lege management.
GAFFNEY.- parent of
Clemson cadet, recently suspended
following cadet Strike" declares
suspended students are being barred
from other institutions in state, and
announces he will send son to North
Carolina school. : 80
COLUMBIA.-James f. Riley,
Confederate veteran, native Of New
York, but hero of Confederate army,
dies at Confederate infirmary here
at age of lightweight.
LANDRUM-Cadet Hollohan, star
football player at Clemson college,
whose expulsion was given as one
reason for recent Strike of stu
dents, was not drinking, as alleged
in the reasons for expulsion, accord
ing to his roommate, f. l.. Lam
bright, of Landrum, who issues pub
lie statement to this effect here.
AURENS.-Upper South Caro-
lima Methodist conference meets here
with several hundred ministers and
layment of Methodist church attend
ing. Bishop Collins Denny, of Rich.
mond, presides.
DENMARK.-Edisto Public serv,
Ice company, of Denmark, contracts
with Georgia Power com
pany, of Augusta, for delivery Of
electric power to Edisto sub-station
at Williston, for distribution from
that point.
WATERPROOF. - sixteenth an
nual county fair opens here, with
President James G.. Padgett deliver
ing welcome address to visitors.
ANDERSON. - American Legion
post here makes plans for dedication
on November Is, of American Le-
gion memorial athletic field, with
Major w. d. Workman, of Green.
vile, as speaker for occasion. Fol-
lowing program Furman university
and the Citadel will play football
game.
COLUMBIA Claire M. Cat.
we'll, of Columbia, is elected psychol.
ogist of state board of public well
fare. succeeding Miss Mary S. Fish
burne
COLUMBIA.-Repo of 324 state
banks in state, issued by State Bank
Examiner w. w. Bradley, shows re
sources and liabilities totaling $751;
5S0,SSS.
GREER.-Rev. Mceil Poteet, Jr..
of China; DR.. f. p. Gaines, of Fur
man university; Robert L. Connely.
OF Atlanta; DIR. w. Nj. Vines, of
Greenwood, and Rev Porter NJ.
Bales, of Greer. are announced as
speakers for northern sectional r.
Y. p. Y. convention here, Novem
Der 14.16
GREENWOOD-M Annell Rid
die, %, dies of injuries received when
car in which she was riding collides
with another. Several ribs were
pushed into her lungs.
IA.-Extensive plans for
observance throughout state of ED.
ucation week." November 1928, are
announced by j. w. Shealy, assist
ant state superintendent of educa-
ton, in charge of program.
EWBERN.-Jasper chapter, D.
A. r., makes extensive plans for en-.
tertainmeut on November IL of an.
rual state eeAvention of Daughters.
Mere.