Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05

| basketball game at Greer, collided
with another truck loaded with TWEEN
| ty bales of cotton. Lloyd Hunt,
twenty, also received injuries.
COLUMBIA--The were 34,20S
births in South Carolina during 1928
and 1921 deaths, according to a
report prepared by the vital statistics
bureau of the state board of health.
COLUMBIA-T were seventy
six deaths in South Carolina in 1922
as the result of automobile accidents,
according to figures announced by
the South Carolina state highway
department.
CLINTON.-Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Bailey have gone to Havana, Cuba,
for a part of the winter.
Winthrop college, at
Rock Hill, is in splendid sanitary
condition, according to DR.. A. III.
Hayden, epidemiologist of the state
board of health; c. e. Filby, SAM
tary engineer, and Dr.. William
Egleston, Of Huntsville; DR.. w. M.
Lester, OF Columbia, and DR.. S. c.
Calder, of Greenville, members of
the state board of health. who have
ton of the institution.
sPARTANBURG.-w. 3. Lyles is
elected president of the Spartanburg
County Medical society.
LAURENS.-W. G. Lancaster, for
twenty years cashier of Enterprise
National bank, resigns, to engage
in another line of business in Gas
tonia, N. c.
LAKE CITY.-Joe Fowler, IA, dies
of tetanus, resulting from injury
from toy pistol.
WINNSBORO.-W innsboro mills,
textile manufacturers, begin opera
ton on a day-andnight schedule,
after having operated on part-tlme
basis for several weeks.
BAMBERG.-D. F. Hooten re-
signs as president of Bamberg Bank
ing company, after thirty-flve years
connection with concern. He Will
devote time to private interests. A.
NJ. Brabham succeeds him.
sPRINGFIELD.-W D. Black is
reelected president of the Bank OF
Springfield. The directors declare a
10 per cent dividend,
COLU MB1A.-beSSle DloWh' ~
gress, is arrested when hot water
bottle falls from her bosom and po-
lice discover it contains liquor.
GREENVILLE. = Representative
r. I. Mcpavid announces he will IN
troduce three bills in approaching
legislature for safety of travel or
highways one against driving OF
cars by intoxicated persons, another
to require all vehicles to carry
lights at night, and a third to re
quire pedestrians to walk on the
left side of public highways
COLUMBIA.-Gov Mcleod
announces he will ask the legisia-
ture next week for new state pen1'
tertiary
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. court
orders Will Edwards, convicted OF
larceny and highway robbery, re
sentenced on ground that the Is
year sentence imposed by late
Judge Frank B. Gary was higher
than the law allows.
LAURENS William P. Todd
well-known planter, dies at his
home at Barksdale at the age OF
rs, after a long illness.
NTREEIN V LILLE. OIlS lluItlI Cb
and twenty-four business men sign
up for chamber of commerce "ac-
quaintance trip to Florida and
Cuba in February.
GREENVILLE. Preliminary
plans for new History hotel. the
Poinsett, have been drawn, it is an
nounced by j. z. Shrine, associate
architect. The hotel will cost a mil
lion dollars. stock having been
sold.
GREENVILLE. = Contract has
been let to CARRIER and Cissel, Pitts
burg, for $4,000 addition to Green
Vile postoffice.
GREENVlLLE. -Greenville post
of the American Legion is making
plans for the erection of a S80,0G0
headquarters building.
SPARTANBURG = Archie Haw
kins, taxi driver, held by local po-
lice charged with attempted crinl-
nal assault on young Salvation
Army lassie, who engaged his ca
st railway station for trip to her
home upon arrival in city.
sPARTANBURG.-Rev. S. w
Shuford, of Cowpens, is bound owe"
to higher court on a charge of
fraud in connection with alleged
financing Of a patent he had Sc
cured on a car-weighing device.
GREENvGLLE.-With more than
million dollars of building in
sight, w. L. Neeves, city engineer,
predicts a prosperous year for
Greenville.
ULMANS. - James Mcmillan, IA |
Their of Thomas Mcmillan, of Charles |
ton, speaker of house of representa-
tives, prominent farmer hero of Civil |
war, dies after illness of months.
PARKVILLE.-W. NJ Robertson,
prominent planter and business man
dies of wound received when shot by |
gun, which he carried when recently |
climbing into wagon.
COLUMBIA.-Rev. J. A. Shealy, |
pastor of Shandon Lutheran church |
here. gives UP pulpit, accepting call |
to Greenville, Tenn.
COLUMBIA.-Rogu breaks glass
in coupe on street and steals $3.50 |
worth of jewelry from DR.. G.. c.
Stuart, visitor from Eastover.
UNION.-J. w. Wood, of Lock
hart, age so, instantly killed when
struck by auto driven by c. C. Har- |
din, of Greensboro, n. c.. coroner's |
jury exonerates Mr.. Hardin, as Mr..
Wood stepped in front of his car.
LAURENS.-Jac Walsh and T. J. |
Spector are held in county here, |
charged with snatching money on the
highway from Laurens Knight, |
white, and Perry sullivan. colored. |
The two alleged highwaymen were |
representing themselves as solicitors |
for an agricultural paper.
COLUMBIA. - Governor Mcleod |
expresses pleasure at the reception
given him in Greenville, where he
addressed the annual banquet Of the |