Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-31

noted Bible SChOldr and professor
at Southern Baptist Theological
seminary, Louisville, Ky, visits old
home after 40 years.
|. CAMP M'CLELLAN.-"B irming-
ham day" is celebrated with 1000
soldiers, representing eight states,
taking part in sham battle.
decentralization Cotton
Mill plans $1,000,000 addition to
large mill here.
ALBANY.-Large delegation Of
farm boys from several North Ala!
bama counties leave to take summer
agricultural course at Auburn.
LINEVILLE.-Obje to ap-
pointment of organist for his church
Rev. j. B. Ivey. pastor OF negro
Methodist church, seriously carves
three of his members with knife and
lands in Jail.
JASPER.-J. r. Beck, well-krown
sportsman, takes lead in movement
against game destroying birds and
animals
JENIFER. Minnie Esther
Stewart, 10, climbs into wagon with
party of friends near Coldwater and
falls dead.
BESSEMER. - Engagement of
Miss Leila Mabelie Tyler to Joseph
B. King, of Gainesville, Ca, is an
nounced.
AtEURN.-Alabam is fast be
coming one of leading dairy states
of union, according to dairy au
thorities.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. show
Louisville and Nashville railroad EN-,
ploys 9,263 men in Alabama with
annual pay roll of SIS, 461 900.
MONTGOMERY leasing
system continues Invest question be-
fore Alabama legislature. Opposi
ton to leasing grows stronger daily.
Observation-Disclosures farm
bureau is shipping cattle and hogs
by carloads.
GADSDEN Congressman NJ. c.
Allgood, while here, says Henry
Ford will get Muscle Shoals project.
TROY>-Live. stock and pasture
meeting is held here with good at
tendance and several speeches.
FRUITDALE.-C. V. Williams
sells $4,000 pounds of wool for 40
cents per pound. He says there is
money in sheep raising.
HUNTSVILLE. - Huntsville col
lege is incorporated with 100000
capital stock, of which $4,000 is
paid in.
MONROENlLIE. - Baptists are
completing handsome new church
/ building here.
DECATUR.-Out Of POP cows test
ed in Morgan county only two are
tutN"cular susnects.
~BIRMINGHAM.-'Labor organi-
cations are as important to labor as
armies are to nation" says Congress
man George Huddleston in labor
speech at Capitol park.
HUNTSVILLE.-Health depart
ment is inspecting all dairy cows in
Madison county.
Observation-Disclosures tons of
steel rails are being made here for
double tracking Southern railroad
frow Atlanta to Washington.
MONTGOMERY. = Kilby prison
costs Alabama $2,042 ,S75.1S ex-
elusive of prison labor employed.
DECATUR.-Crops in Morgan
county are reported godo, with cot
ton somewhat late.
JASPER.-Boll wcevil does but
little damage to cotton in this coun-
| ty. Crops are fine
Birmingham. Birmingham and
Jefferson county are considering is
suance of $1,5O0,000 bonds for new
county court house and Jail.
HuntsvilIe.-Heavy rain breaks
| drouth and is estimated worth half
million dollars to Madison county
| farmers.
Sipsey.-Tent caterpillar, larvae of
North American web worm, is kill
ing many trees in this section.
Montgomery. - Legislature may
enact pistol law advocated by
| United States Revolver association,
which says none but good citizens
may purchase pistols.
| MONTGOMERY-It cost Lester
Hill $2,384.75 to win nomination to
congress. according to statement
filed with secretary of state.
! TUSCALOOSA.-First Presbyte.
rian church pays $27 500 indebted.
ness on church.
JASPER.-Dr. Middleton fails to
| find tubercular COW in this county
after thorough examination.
ATMORE.-Many boil weevils are