Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-03

is paroled by Governor w. w. Bran
don.
Valley Head-Citizens here vote
$4,000 for new school house. This
amount will be supplemented, and
$4,000 building will be erected.
Birmins4lam.-E N. Read, d.
visional prohibition chief for Mary
land, Delaware, West Virginia and
District of Columbia. takes place Of
Judge Charles M. Sartain, prohibi-
ton director for Alabama, who re-
signs.
Hunts e.-Mrs. Lille May
Wharton, 25, dies here after long
illness
Gadsden.-Dr. X. S. Make, ex-
pert of state board of health, is as
sisting local officials in sanitation
and malaria control.
Hunts w. D.
Wrightson, of United States public
health service, inspects area here
which will be overflowed by Tennes-
see river from construction of Will
son dam.
EuntsvilIe.-J. 7. High, district
agricultural agent, after trip over
North Alabama, says cotton is look
ing fine.
Mentone.-Dr. 3. H. Dement,. pres
ident New Orleans Baptist Bible In
stitute, lectures before Woman's
Missionary Union here.
Gadsden.-Several street paving
protests are heard by city council.
City plans to do $4,000 street paw
ing.
Alexander City.-Farmers' Day is
observed by Kiwanis club and many
farmers are guests at weekly lunch
con.
Gadsden. - Thirty-two miles of
highway will be built through st.
Clair county, at cost of approx
mately $500, 900.
Leeds.-Citizens vote ten to one
for $40, 900 bonds to build new high
school building.
Birmingham.-Will Belle Stowe,
negro, tells police she is robbed OF
81 400 in taxicab.
Birmingham - jefferson county
grand jury urges new courthouse
and almshouse for county.
Town Creek.-Cotton is looking
well in this county. But few boil
weevils have appeared.
UniontOwn - Three engineering
corps are making survey of Union
town and Browns Station highway
Sulphur Springs.-Carroll- Quick,
s. Robert Jack, Austen Lasseter
and Alvi Spelce are all shot and
by Risty Ford, negro. Ford
was attacking a white woman when
men went to her assistance.
One0nta. Citizens here want
connecting Oneonta with
Birmingham.
MobiIe.-Mrs. Virginia !Wasserla-
ben, serving life sentence for muir
der of husband, is given 80 days
parole.
Acknowledgements George H. Cush-
man, II. field artillery U. S. army,
arrives for duty with student re-
serve officers training corps.
AnnistOn-Several blocks of Will
mer avenue are being paved.
Gadsden.-Circuit Judge Steele
grants temporary injunction re-
straining L. & N. r. r. from re-
moving spur track to Inland Coal
Co.
Decatm.-School board will buy
$4,000 equipment for NEW high
school building.
Albany.-Banquet is given by
chamber of commerce in honor of
Governor w. w. Brandon and A.
C. Patterson, chairman of public
service commission.
Gadsden.-J. M. Chancellor, rs,
Confederate veteran, dies at home
of daughter, Mrs. D. G. Wilder.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Alabama
summer course are TAX
ing much interest in literary socie-
ties, athletics and Y. M. c.. A. work.
GuntersvilIe.-C. E. Taylor, rail
road clerk, is seriously injured and
John Thomson, Rayton .Gilbreath
and Robert Moody are slightly in
jured when auto crashes into en-
bankment.
Alabama City.-Dwight Manufac-
turing company closes down 300
looms, for lack of market for cloth.
AttaIIa.-Christian church pur-
chases lot and will erect church
building.
Decatur.-J. W. Clopton, presi-
dent chamber Of commerce, is APP
pointed on committee to advertise
Alabama to world.
OpeIiI1a.-Mrs. Ella Altman Stod-
dard, sixty-seven, formerly of Ope-
lika, cles at Social Circle, Ga.
Tuscaloosa j. Perry is In
stalling $4,000 machinery in cream
cry here.
Atmore.-J. M. Northrop, former
cashier of First National bank,
makes bond in state courts on
charge of embezzling banks funds,
and is rearrested under federal
charges.
Decatur.-Union railroad station
here is being beautified by railroads
and City Beautiful club.
Fort Payne,-More than 100 lots
are sold at auction. Homes will be
built on practically all of them.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Column
bus are erecting $4,000 dormitory
for members who are students of
TuscalOOsa.-To increase interest
in rural schools /Kiwanis members
are holding rallies all over Tusca-
loosa county.
Decatur-J. P. Mitchell dies at
home Of brother, Charlie Mitchell,
on Moulton pike.
Fort Payne.-Colonel M. w. How
ard will film his latest novel, peg