Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-08

session here, with 100 delegates
Mrs. Roy Brown, district president
is presiding.
Huntsville. F. Garth
large farmer, of Madison county, be
lieves he has solved boil weeVi
QUESTION. He says he will turn large
number of guineas in his cotton
fields this summer.
HuntsvilEe-This place is enjoying
building boom. Estimates show
S275,OO0 is being spent on new build.
| ings.
Albany-Morgan county is spend.
ing 100000 on public roads. w. 3.
McCulloch is furnishing crushed
rock for work. He has 20 men OBJ.
Grating stone crushers.
Sipsey-Mrs. Dempsey EMS dies
here after long illness. She is sur.
Vived by her husband and eight
| children.
Jasper--Municipal play ground for
children is one of the improvements
| city officials are considering.
Neutrality-suspicious. of total of 1O2
state convicts asking pardons Or pa
roles during month of April only IA
are granted.
Andalusia-Dr. Lynn r. Walker
OF Franklin, Tenn, is called to the
pastorate of Andalusia PRESBYTERIAN
| church.
CulIman-Cullman has just re.
! celVed new fire truck, which is MIR
chased in Birmingham.
Troy-Troy's field artillery. Bat.
terry f, now has 100 men. Eouip.
ment, not including horses. is val.
ued at $4,000.
DemOpOlis-Henry Mcdaniel is
elected to legislature without onnosi-
tlon, to succeed Representative
Glass, defeated.
TuScalOOsa-TuscaI oosa Railway E.
Otliltles company complete $4,000
ice storage plant, in connection with
their ice factory and creamery.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Demon
OILS arrives here from Mobile with
Two large barges of sulphur and two
oarges OF merchandise for Alabama
and Georgia merchants.
Observation-Disclosures of the recess
committee of state Legislature exam
Inc state university and will report
to legislature in July.
FIOrence-Mrs. Josephine Thomp-
son Hardin, aged 50, member of old
est family in this county, dies here
at her home after an illness of year.
She is survived by her daughter,
Mrs. Dudley Saunders, of Memphis,
Tenn.
observation-disclosures club observes
boys week here. DR.. Wells. pastor
of Trinity church, speaks on 1.-THE
American Boy"
/ AnnistOn-Annual meeting Of Ala
bama United Daughters of Confed-
eracy closes here after successful
meeting.
Camp McClellan-Officers and
men of Sixth Cavalry regiment cele-
brate fiftysecond anniversary of
this regiment with barbecue and
speeches by General Edward B.
Wimms, Lieutenant Colonel D. D..
Iompkins and Rev. c. w. Freeman.
AnnistOn-Charhber of Commerce
favors school bond issue for 500, 900
and 2-mill school tax.
Talladega. This city will build
new Waterworks. Money is in city
treasury and bids are asked.
Berry.-Dr. D. II. Wright, promi
nent physician, and Prof. J. F. SEQ.
Held, principal of high school here.
are seriously injured when freight
train strikes their automobile.
GreenvilIe.-Much farm work is
Eunder way here. Some cotton is be.
ing planted. but most farmers are
diversifying.
Grove Hill.-Students of secondary
agricultural school at Jackson pre-.
ent play here with good attendance.
Birmingham.-E. T. Leech, editor,
and two members of his staff of Biz.
mlngham Post, are charged with
contempt of court, in publication of
story claimed to prejudice jury.
Bessemer. - West, Lake, Besse
mer's noted resort, is open for sea-
son. In spite of inclement weather
IaISe CfoWdS attend.
Fairfield.-Over 1850 negro boys
and girls take part in annual spring
festival staged here by Tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railroad company.
Fairfield.-After four hours SEES.
sion Of mayor and city council an
ordinance prohibiting cows running
at large is defeated.
Ensley.-Property owners here re.
fuse to pay S5 per cent of assess.
ment on construction of Fairview.
Fairfield road. Matter will 60 to
court.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Paper
company receives 200 tons of white
paper, coming by way of New Or.
leans, Mobile and up Warrior river
10 Birmingham port.
NORTH CAROLINA
Raleigh-The joint debate and
federal employment service found
employment in week ending April
70 for $40 persons, it is reported
by Commissioner Shinnoap IF +bo