Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-29

ary agricultural school here make
tall flag pole and erect it on school
grounds.
SHEFFIELD.-Mrs F. E. Loxley
dies suddenly of heart trouble at
home here.
TUsCALOOsA.-Mrs. Clorina Ry.
an, so, dies after long illness.
GADSDEN. - Colored Episcopal
Methodist church, on Birmingham
street, one of oldest churches in
Gadsden, is about to be sold for debt
of $50.
TALLADEGA.-M George FL.
SAWYER dies in hospital at Mobile,
and remains are inferred here.
GENEVA.-While driving auto on
country road, Gene Williams accl'
dentally runs into wagon, and child
riding on coupling pole of wagon is
instantly killed.
BRUNDIGE.-Com fair is
held here and proves big success.
People from all over country attend.
ALBERTVILLE.-B Nail, six:
ty-five is killed by auto while walk
ing on highway near Guntersville.
UNIERSIVTY.- Blackfriars. Uni
versity Dramatic club, gives per
formances in several Alabama towns.
JASPER.-More than 400 Walker
county high school students enjoy
special program for Educational
week. DR.. John w. Abercrombie, Of
state department of ed u a H.
speaks.
HARTSELLE.-Sta officials con-
slider project to drain 10000 acres
fine farming lands near here.
WALNUT GROvE.-New $4,000
school house is completed.
DECATUR.-Lumb mill Of john
son & Chambers, one Of largest in
section, is destroyed by fire. Loss
of 5000.
MONTGOMERY.-W. S. Keller,
state highway engineer, returns
from Rochester, Mimi, where he I'M
derwent serious operation.
BIRMINGHAM.-S traffic in
Birmingham is becoming so con
gested as to cause concern among
officials.
EVERGREEN.-F Of undeter-
Dean. Loss, $4,000.
SELMA.-Mrs.A Annie E. Vaughan,
70, widow of P. G. Vaughan, and
mother Of Judge Watkins M.
dies at home Of daughter
Mrs. Frank NJ. Cochran.
MOBILE.-Fine liquors of various
kinds valued at several thousand
dollars, captured in number of re-
cent raids by Sheriff Paul G. Ca
zaIas, are destroyed by court order.
BESSEMER.-Mrs. William H.
Sanford is reelected president OF
Alabama Woman's Missionary So
ciety.
FLORENCE.-R. c. Whitnel, of
Fulton, Ky, addresses chamber OF
on tobacco culture, saying
tobacco can be successfully grown N
section.
TUSCUMBIA-Owin to develop
ment at Muscle Shoals, there IS Sc
rious housing shortage in Tuscum-
bia, Florence and Sheffield.
TUSCALOOSA.-S course in
agriculture for farmers of Tusca-
loosa county will be held February
4 to 16, 1924.
SHEFFIELD. - While walking
with three negro women, John
Swain, negro, is seriously shot by
unidentified white man, who escapes
in auto.
Mother of H. ]. Oil
yer, who mysteriously disappeared
at Camden, Tenn, resides here.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Della Max
well. So. of Birmingham, dies in To-
ca1 hospita, and remains are in
tered here.
FLORENCE.-Uni States Sen
ator John X. Shields, of Knoxville,
Tenn, inspects Wilson dam at MUS
Gle Shoals and is entertained by
party of friends.
MONTGOMERY. - Montgomery
dairvmen oppose sale of milk from
Kilby prison dairy, claiming unfair
on part of state.
FLORENCE.-Child of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Hunt is badly burned by
gasoline. Mrs. Hunt is pouring
gasoline from can when child strikes
match and can eXplodes.
HUNTSVILLE. - Huntsville fan
ciers plan big poultry show for De
cember 5-6-7.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of hunting
season finds quail and other game
abundant in Madison county.
GREENVILLE. - Greenville Ice
company purchases plant Of Electric
Manufacturing corporation, together
with rice and grist mills.
SULLIGENT.-B oil tank truck
which Richard Stokes drives is over
turned, pinning him under tank and
breaking four ribs and MASKING
right hip.
MOBILE. - Government agents
find that much imported" whisky,
sold in Mobile, is being manufacture
ed here.
JAsPER.-G. Il. McElderry, presi-
dent of Alabama division of Farm
ers' Educational and Cooperative
union, speaks to farmers of Walker
county here December 1.
CARBON HILL.-Auto stolen
sometime ago from d. M. Robinson
at Jasper, is found abandoned on
street here.
OPELIkA. - Prominent citizens
plan establishment Of public library.
GADSDEN.-Wil Lister is elected
city tax collector, succeeding T. J.
O'Quinn.
OHATCHIE. - Mrs. Elizabeth
Pruitt, 100, pioneer of Calhoun coun-
ty, dies at home here.
Observation-Disclosures Harry Ell
lott shoots and seriously Injuries
Kelly Russell, negro, as negro throws
bottle of whisky IN officers face.
DECATUR.-Officials Of Benevo-
lent hospital are planning to build
hospital annex to cost approXimatelY