Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-22

Mont gOmery.-Numero schooI
commandments over Alabama
show biggest attendance and best
year schools have ever known.
Observation-Disclosures plans
new 100000 county courthouse.
Mont gOmery-I. r. Quinn, state
commissioner of fish and game. is
Alabama streams.
ScOttsbOrO. - Definite arrange
ments are made to erect 100000 ho-
siery mill here.
T.acOn.-Severe wfndstorm blows
off roofs and uproots trees, but there
are no casualties.
Montgomery. ~ Alabama knights
Pythias plan widows and orphans
home, having $4,000 cash in hand,
HancevilIe.-Twent cars Of
strawberries are shipped from here.
GreenvilIe.-Numer saw mills
in Butler county are operating fun
time and doing big business.
Neutrality-suspicious. received here
that Mrs. NJ. F. Jenes and A. j.
Storey, of Ringgold, Ca. are killed
in New York.
Butler. Mrs. lola Moseley falls
dead in garden. Her sister. Mrs.
Lizzie F'lagg, assists in carrying
body into house and fell dead her
self. Double funeral will be held.
Fairfield. - Board of education
adopts resolution declaring married
woman not fitted for school teachers.
Birmingham.-H. L. Stansberry,
45-year-old painter, falls two stories
and escapes with broken hand.
Birmingham.-Char with driv-
ing an automobile while drunk Miss
A. M. Hudson, society woman, is
given 80 days and 500 fine. She ap-
peals.
EnsIey.-Rev. David Griffin, of
Owenton, KY, is here to take pas
torate of Christian church.
Montgomery. Senator J. Tom
Heflin declares Henry Ford's off@l
for Muscle Shoals will be accepted
within sixty days after congress
meets
MilIpOrt-B. c. Gentry, prominent
merchant, and wife, are tuoring Tex
as and Mexico in an automobile.
FI0maton-City council opposes
change in route of highway from
here to Florida state line.
NOnrOevilIe.- -Monroeville womer
raise funds for completion of hand
some Baptist church.
Selma.-Lucy Ware, aged twelve
while playing ball on banks or Val
lev creek, falls into water and is
drowned.
Falls City.-Dr. w. r. Snow. is
building twenty-four,room hospital
at falls on Clear creek, near mere
HuntsyiIle.-Agents for prison so
ciety in Birmingham are here get
ting evidence to save Tom Wilson
Huntsville boy, from hanging
June 8.
Mont gOmery .--Approximately 62z
miles of Alabama's highways are be-
ing improved at cost of $9,00O,O O0
TrOy.-Ralph Lee Horn, Of Gosh
on. wins first prize of SO, in small
balloon contest; his balloon travelling
$50 miles.
Butler.-Cattle dipping is discon
tinued in Choctaw county for short
time.
TOwnley.-CoronaC Coal company is
opening new mine here with est
mated output of $4,000 tons daily.
Montgomery.-Bas on recent
discoveries DR.. l.. w. Stephenson,
of United States geological survey
who is here, believes bones of pre-
historic animals 10000 years old may
be found near Union station.
Mobile.-Historic Fort Morgan
scene of Farra quits battle of Mobile
bay, will be abandoned by war de-
partment, according to information
here.
CentervilIe.--Lizzie Bestor, negro
first woman sentenced to death IN
Alabama in fifty years, appeals to
pardon board; date of execution is
June s, in county jail here.
Gadsden.-It is announced that
work will soon commence on build
ing Tennessee, Alabama and Geor
gia railroad.
Neutrality-suspicious. hundred gal
Ions of whiskey, value at $2,O6O
bootleggers' prices. is poured into
sewers by police.
Mobile D. H. Ellington
fines two members of /. w. w
S101 and cost, or so days at hard
labor.
Bessemer-T. c. Grow, aged g.
wears. is seriously injured when au
tomobiles strikes wagon in which he
is riding. ,
Fairfield. council is planning
for more room for public schools fol
next season.
Observation-Disclosures W. W
Brandon says he is opposed to pate.
power monopolies in Alabama.
MobiIe.-Plans are under way tc
connect Tennessee river with Tom
bigbee river by canal.
MilIry.-E. w. Davis is held under
bond charged with assaulting Rev
Griffin, of Mobile. Davis claims
preacher is organizer Of XII kluX
MoOrsyiIIe-L. D. Wilson, young
farmer, is killed by two negroes
Tom Jolly and Charles Langford
during quarrel concerning watel
bucket. Both negroes escape.
GEORGIA
Savannah-Bench warrants charg
ing manufacture of liquor are ISSUED
against Herman Adamson, Dannie
Thompson, Bud Mock. j. N. Lynch
Bob Jordan and Alfred Maxwell, al
Of Bryan county.
Cedartown.-Rev. c. F. Wilcox re