Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-15

| backward because OIL late CoIQ wealth.
err and excessive rains.
YVILLE.-Thomas H. Har.
| din, one of community's leading citi.
zens, dies at hospital in Chester,
after long illness.
GAFFNEY.-Sta Senator S. c.
baltimore, of Shelby, N. c., who in
dicted Perry and Fred Rice on
charge of assahlting him at Thick
ETY., last December, has warrant
sworn against him by Perry Rice
charging him with assault and bat
| terry with intent to kill. Rice broth
ers out on bond, though Fred Rice
has disappeared. Senator Latti.
more. gives bond as soon as advised
! of warrant.
COLUMBIA.-Rev. w. f. Pugh,
| Of st. Petersburg, Fla, is announced
as commencement speaker for Lu-
| theran Theological seminary here,
for May 81.
LAURENS.-Lieu John w.
| Wofford, returned from Philippine
islands, where he is stationed with
army, is spending furlough here with
parents.
CHERAW. samuel B. Anderson,
prominent citizen. aged seventy-four,
| dies here, having been in i'll health
several years.
COLUMBIA.-Sp of tornado OF
April 30, which wrecked many homes
and took many lives in South Caro-
lima, was between 400 and 1000
miles an hour, says r. H. Sullivan,
meteorological of United States
weather bureau here.
DUE WEST-Thomas C. Bradley,
Washington attorney, is announced
as commencement speaker for Err
skine college here, June 3.
PROSPERITY. - DR.. Oscar B.
Simpson, one of towns most promi-
nent and influential citizens, forty
two, dies after gradual decline.
CLEMSON COLLEGE. = DR.. D.
w. Daniel of Clemson, addresses
Southern Wholesale Dry Goods as
ISOLATION convention here.
COLUMBIA.-Tr Trustees of Column
bia Theological seminary decide to
retain institution here for three
years, and If campaign for half mil
lion dollars is success, location will
be permanent. If not, it will be
moved to Richmond and combined
With Union Theological seminary
there.
CHARLESTON.-J. H. Lynes, of
Hampton, sues Standard Oil COM
pany, in federal court here, asking
damage of 100000, following alleged
publication of damaging letter.
/ GREENVILLE. - Young white
man, found wandering on streets,
his memory gone, is found to be
Charlie Wells, veteran of One Hun
dred and Fifteenth infantry, and is
sent to government hospital in Au-
gusta, suffering from amnesia.
COLUMBIA. - Former Governor
Wilson G.. Harvey is granted change
of venue from Charleston to Allen
dale, of case charging violation of
state banking laws. State opposed
change on ground that law provides
changes must be from county to
county within judicial circuit,
whereas Charleston is only county
in its circuit Ninth.
SUMTER-Rev. Watson B. Dun
can, of Cheraw, is elected president
State Sunday School association at
annual convention here.
StlOllA.-6dHIeI II.
prominent farmer and merchant, is
found dying in home, with pistol
ball wound in chest.
CHARLESTON.-Carolina COM
pany meeting here shows it spent
during year 100000 for ship sup
plies, labor, and harbor services.
COLUMBIA.--Jack Randall, for
mer policeman at Windsor, Aiken
county, is sentenced in 1921 to serve
six years for manslaughter, in kill
ing man who he attempted to arrest
without warrant, is granted pardon
by Governor Mcleod.
CONWAY.-Dr. Gilbert T. Lewis
dies after illness of two years.
| COLUMBIA.-M. w. Heiss, of
Greensboro, n. c., Is reelected
president of Southern Textile Social
Service association.
NATURALIZATION F. Gooding,
Sr, one of Hampton county's most
prominent citizens, dies here at age
of rs
ORANGEBURG.--A 134th' annual
convention Of diocese of South Caro-
lima, Episcopal, amendment to
canOns of church Is offered, pro-
viding that all vestrymen shall be
communicates
NWOOD.-Board Of Connie
Maxwell orphanage petitions Bap-
fist state convention to provide for
appointment of at least three women
as members of board.
BENNETTSVILLE J. Evans,
lawyer and former member of legis.
lature, announces candidacy for
solicitor.
SPARTANBURG.- White,
of Spartanburg, wins state singles
gun shoot championship here, when
breaks 1914 clay pigeons out of 200
tries.
GAFFNEIY.- prohibition officers
HANGOVER COUGHS"
Now is the time to get rid Of that