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

on hurried LIlIJ " New i VI n, say III .
| he goes on state matters.
observation-disclosures Ogle, farmer,
is badly injured by kick of mule.
Pell City.-This place has one of
| fastest amateur baseball teams in
Alabama. 1t has won large per
centage Of games played.
Camp McCEeiIan.-Military officers
organize polo teams.
Troy.-Governor w. w. Brandon
speaks al state normal school to
/ large audience. Barbecue dinner is
served.
OridOn. Dave Billings, negro,
drunk on moonshine wrecks mis- Ford,
then enters grocery store and helps
himself. He is arrested.
Troy.-Candidacy of DR.. w B.
Sanders, Of Troy, for congress to
succeed Judge Tyson, is Endorsed at
mass meeting Of citizens here.
Jasper.-Rufe England, charged
with numbering Or. Crow and Hayes
Yates, is to be tried on insanity plea.
Carbon Hin-C. A. Love an
| nounces he will start weekly news
! paper here. This placs has no news
paper at present.
Union ChapeI.-Reunion of Black
| family is held here and will be made
annual affair. Speeches are deliver
| ed by Congressman William B. Bank
head and others.
Jasper. Gun club is organ.
lied with good membership and regu-
lar shoots will be held.
Troy.-L. H. Brassell, Montgom.
cry lawyer, opens office here.
Jasper.-Rev. George Tucker is
conducting successful revival meet
ing at Methodist church here.
MobiIe.-Deputy Sheriff Moses
Bernstein fires shot into back of
automobile, and stops Raymond
English charged with speeding.
Selma.-Sam Minnetts, negro said
to be over 100 years old, died here.
He lived in Selma over so years.
Auburn-W. E. Sewen. Polytech.
mic student, finds fossil Of gigantic
spore bearing plant, at Sayerton
mine, which plants grew during
coal age
AnnistOn.-Anniston Rotarians en-
terrain members and their wives
from Gadsden, Talladega and Rome,
Ga, at oldfashioned barbecue.
,TuscalO9sa.-Jud Snead and
others of Alabama chapter of Dis
abled Veterans bureau, are attend
ing national meeting Of disabled war
veterans at Minneapolis, MINI.
Fort Payne.-Postal receipts here
gain % per cent in first quarter.
Fairfield city officials
ban Sunday baseball.
Ensley.-George Gordon Craw-
ford, president of Tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railway company, leaves
for extensive trip over Europe to
study industrial conditions.
Fairfield. - Fairfialds Kiwanis
club holds ladies night, which is
largely attended and special musical
program rendered
EufauIa.-New high school build
ing, with auditorium of 5000 ca
pacity, will be built at cost of
100000.
MontgOmery.-Me Memorial
hospital is nearing completion, at
cost of over 100000.
Bessemer-Oak Sellers, negro is
instantly killed at Woodward Ore
mines No. 2, by premature explosion
of dynamite cap.
MOntgOmery.-Wor over killing
five-year- Thomas Powell, in I'M
avoidable automobile accident,
causes death of Mrs. Cliff William
son.
AIbertvilIe.-Mrs. Langford jumps
from buggy, when horse becomes
| frightened, and breaks her, leg.
Observation-Disclosures of Rotary
club are guests Of honor at moon
light picnic, given by wives and
daughters, members of Rotary Ann.
Birmingham. - DeBardeleben Coal com
pany; Empire Coal company and Corona
Coal company merge. making biggest and
strongest coal company ins Alabama
Tuscaloosa. - Many improvements are
needed in county schools, according tC board
| OF education.
! Misunderstanding coal miners here thank
| Sheriff Thomas j. Sherley for the manner
in which he and deputies handle strike
Tuscaloosa.-Mrs. r. w Blondheim is
named city and county probation officer.
Mentone.-Dr. Paul v Bonner. president
| Of Judson college, addresses Womans Mis-
sonary assembly here.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Eastern Star mem
bers are making arrangements for big pic
mic here m July 4.
Anniston.-Nfss Clara Grazieur. of Mar
! tnsburg. w. Va, and Edwin d. King, we'll
| known business man, of Admission, ace rI&I-
ried in Washington, D. c.
Loachapoka.-First cotton blooms of sea-
son are brought to town by J. V. Chambers,
| of Cold Hill precinct.
Samson-Week commencing July . will
be cleanup week here. according to procla-
nation of Mayor Dawkins. Several prizes
are offered.
Gadsden.-Strke of motion picture OPP
orators ends here and In Alabama City.
Bay Minette.-Dr George c. Marette,
/ county health officer, issues his report,
! showing mucHSgood work done in Baldwin
county.
Blue Mountain.-Mrs. W. C. Allen, go,
dies suddenly at home here.
Bay Minette.-Eighty- mine girls of Bald
win county complete girls club work.
Fire in OIL Town
ORANGE, Texas, June 30.-Fire
! today destroyed thirteen buildings
! housing business concerns in the
oil field district, seven miles from
here. The entire residential sec