Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-23

~ for three years to advertise Ala
bama.
Tuskegee protest against
appointment of negro physicians by
President Harding for negro soldier
hospital here.
Birmingham.-Judge Dan A. Green
dies suddenly while with party of
friends at divers lake. ~
Tuscaloosa. -Graves of forme r
service men will be marked by Far.
ley w. Moody post. American LIE,
gion.
HardIey.--A NJ. Coley produces
1900 bushels Irish potatoes on thir-
ty-ive acres. Seventeen cars are
shipped this season:
Opp.-Louisville and Nashville
railroad will enlarge freight house
to care for growing business.
Dothan.-M. r. Brooks is elected
r high priest of Masonic order here.
Columbiaua.-C. w. Wade, of Ca
iera, Ia opening new picture show
here.
HaleyvilIe.-First Baptist church
here holds annual picnic, which is
( largely attended.
Heflin.-Heflin's electric power and
light plant will soon be completed
{ and ready for service.
Auburn.-Auburns third week of
: summer school shows over 200 stu
dents enrolled.
Union Springs.-Miss Marion Hill,
of Meridian, Miss, and j. F. Stroud,
Jr., of this place, are married at
home oe brides parents in Meridian.
: HaIeyviIIe.-Prof. L. E. Fits, new.
~ elected principal Of high school
arrives with his family.
Columbiana.-Shelby Iron COM
pany leases county convicts at SIT
per month.
Clanton.-Crops in this county are
much improved due to several days
of hot sunshine with no rains.
NIidway.-M. w. Hall will be one
of the largest sellers of Jersey cat
tie at Montgomery sale.
Union Springs Grocery
company will move to larger quar-
tiers to take care of growing trade.
Montgomery.-New revenue bill
for Alabama will be introduced soon
after Meeting of state legislature,
July 10.
Fort Payne.-Backed by. Civitan
club, this place will have series Of
trade DAVIS each month.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. guard holds,
military demonstration, surprising
any ever seen in this section of
state.
ontgomery.-Repeal of Ala
bama's convict lease system is be-
ing talked all over Alabama.
Fort Payne.-Work is delayed on
First National bank building and
8. B. Stones building, for want of
brick masons.
Jemerson.-Miss Estelle Webb, OF
this place, and l.. E. Forshee, of
Mitchell Dam, are married in Biz
mingham, to surprise of friends.
CIanton.-Heavy rains have re-
tarded work on building new Meth
odist church.
HaIeyyilIe F. Dalrym-
pie, cotton broker, of Little Rock,
Ark, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Cleere.
TalIadega.-Crops are good. Cot
ton is clean and growing rapidly.
CoIumbiana.-Culture club is fos.
tering "Clean-Up Week. here.
Dothan.-Country registrars kick
because warrants for birth and
death certificates go unpaid. Fee is
Is cents each.
RaIeyville.-Rev. J. T. Self, pastor
Methodist church, is holding sue
cessful revival.
Heflin.-Sidney Baxter, Southern
railroad conductor, is recovering
from serious operation at Roches-
ter, Mimi. hospital
Montgomery.-Repo from all
over Alabama show greatest amount
Of home building ever known.
Observation-Disclosures of JET
ferson county are cooperating in
sale of milk. Plan is similar TO cot
ton pool.
Anniston.-Miss Hattie E. Rus
sell, Of Admission, dies at Concord,
Tenn.
Albany.-Cooper-w Wells & Co.'S
/ new hosiery mills will be in opera
ton within week.
acknowledgement reunion OF
Confederate veterans OF Calhoun,
: Etowah, Cherokee, Cleborne and ST.
: Clair counties will be held at
: Schenck's Sulphur Springs in Au-
gust.
Camp McCIellan.-Student officers
: numbering LOO arrive and summer
= training commences.
AnnistOn.-Owing to many COL
: diers at Camp Mcclellan trucksters
/: are reaping harvest this season.
Alexander City.-Alabama Power
: company will spend $7,O00,090 at
( Cherokee Eluffs, TaIlapoosa river,
near here.
Sylacauga. II. L. Hagan will
erect two-story, modern brick bust
: ness block here.
Grove Hill.-Comnissioners an
propriato $500 for maintenance Of
z demonstration agent in this county.
CenterVille. - New agricultural
school building is being erected on
high school grounds here.
Sylacauga.-With Miss Harriet E
Plowden in charge, demonstration
course opens here June 26.
Cowarts.-H. G. Forster and J..
g. Owens, of, Dothan, will build an
ice plant near here.
Northumberland crop here
gives promise of fine yield. This is
one Of biggest watermelon shipping
points in south.