Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-21
Necvs of Dixie Told in Brief

PARIS, CHARACTERIZATION ex.
ports predict women will be wearing
J bustles by spring,
MOBILE, ALA. - Prohibition
agents this week destroyed two 800
gallon stills In jefferson county.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. - Mr..
William c. West, long prominent in
municipal affairs, died here Tues
day night.
MONTREAL, CAN.-Harry Stone,
prison since last May, was arrested
here Wednesday.
COVINGTON, GA.-Mr. James A.
Ramsey one Of Newton countys
most respected citizens. was laid to
rest Thursday.
NASHVILLE, TENN.-The Rev.
James Matthew Maxon was conse-
Grated bishop coadjutor of Tenne-
see Wednesday.
ROANOKE. ALA. - Randolph
County has decided to have small
county fair this year and increase
it's size next year.
WAYNESBORO, GA.-Ranse Bell
was painfully burned here Thursday
while trying to put out fire which
destroyed his barn.
SEATTLE, WASH. - Roald
Amundsen, the explorer, now in
tends to start his air flight to the
north pole next spring.
ATLANTA.-Joseph c. Logan has
been appointed southern manager of
the Red Cross, succeeding Harry L.
Hopkins, who has resigned.
DALTON, GA.-After discussing
the grand jury recommendation that
Sunday blue laws be enforced here
city council took no action.
ALEXANDRIA VA. - Judge
Robert Moncure, who has been und
er fire of the bar association for
action in divorce cases, has resigned.
BARTLETTSVILLE, OKLA
Three unmasked men Wednesday
locked the cashier of the bank at
Dewey in the vault and fled with
several thousand dollars.
Observation-Disclosures Har.
ding's coal commission, appointed to
make recommendation for relief of
chronic fuel troubles, began it's DELHI
erations here Thursday.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.-The army
aviation supply depot at Americas,
Ca, will soon be merged with the
depot near Montgomery, according
to announcement here.
JOAQUIN, TEX.-Miss Ubia
Trammel, who died from burns, was
Euried Tuesday at the hour set for
her wedding. A family reunion had
gathered for festivities
ATLANTA.-Mrs. Sallie Entrican
was found dead in her room, shot
through the head. She had been de-
spondent for some time and the coro-
ner's jury said suicide.
CALGARY, ALTA.-"slim" Crit,
fin, a cowboy feet 4 inches tall,
was arrested here. He lay down ir,
his cell and his No. IL shoes knock
ed six steel Stats out of the cell.
NEW YORK.-A representative of
the j. P. Morgan firm has joined the
conference which is planning the
merger Of the Great Northern, Nor.
thern Pacific and Burlington raj
roads.
NEW YORK.-Police officials an
nounce that if Miss Rneba Crawford,
the Salvation Army girl from Allan
ia, attempts to hold services in the
streets again next Sunday night she
will again be arrested.
LOUISVILLE, KY.-With rate of
pay fixed by the rail labor board,
about $4,000 maintenance Of equip
ment employees of the L. & N. signed
an agreement as a company union
with the railroad Thursday.
GALLATIN, TENN.-Callie Bent
ley, a negress, widely known as the
largest woman in middle Tennessee,
was taken to her grave in a motor
truck. No hearse was big enough to
convey the coffin. She weighed 40Q
pounds.
ATLANTA.-After being locked
up twenty-five hours, the jury in the
case of John H. Owens, former guard
at the federal prison here, charged
with connection with an alleged
dope ring" reported it was unable
to reach a verdict. Judge Sibley de-
clared mistrial.
CORNELIA, GA.-Deputy United
States Marshal K. M. Brock was shot
and seriously wounded, and John
Deacon, alleged moonshiner, received
probably fatal wounds in gun bat
tie between 'revenuers" and alleged
illicit distillers about sixteen miles
from here Wednesday night.
CHICAGO.-The carlot movement
of fourteenAeading fruits and vege-
tables during the week ending DC.
tober IA, was 2G,S50, about the
same as for the previous week and
5000 less than for the corresponding