Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-26

/ ing mere. '.f
! Mobilc.-Harry ". Huthsing, aged
60, pres dent of General Manufac-
turing company, of ST.. Louis, Mo-,
died suddenly here.
Notwithstanding headforemost
] into flower pit, Mrs. Robert Pitts
breaks neck and dies.
MOntgomery.-Jam A. Pouncey,
| city fireman, is paralyzed and dozen
comrades offer their blood in effort
to save his life.
Talladesa.-several units of ma
t:onal guard hold big military dem
onstratich here.
neutrality-suspicious. Players of
! of University of Alabama render
The Truth" to large audience here.
IIazelgreen.-Dr w. S. MCGOWAN,
well-known physician, dies of blood
| poisoning.
Ensley.--First Methodist church
/ is conducting Bible class, with 100
I students.
Observation-Disclosures capital is
planning purchase of big coal mines
in Alabama, in which millions are
| involved.
] Opelika.-Albert; Duncan, former
| Western Union telegraph messenger
boy here, is made manager of West
ern Union office at McDonuogh, Ga.
Auburn-Dr. c. f. Thomas, of
| Opelika, is named assistant surgeon
of Alabama Polytechnic institute.
TuscalOosa.-New pleasure resort
is being built at Keen's Mill, IA
miles from here. II
Jasper.-W. f. Propst, foromer
citizen of Jasper, dies at Ensley.
AnnistOn.-Rev. l.. n. Claxton Of
ficiates at double wedding. Couples
are Luther w. Mize and Miss Annie
Marlborough and Charlie Powers and
Miss Bertha Bridges.
Montgomery. Montgomery dairy
men protest against city milk ordi,
nances.
poultryman, talks before Rotarians
on poultry.
Mandersville-Little son of DreXel
Burch is bitten by big spider, and
is in serious condition.
Observation-Disclosures of Catholic
| Church of Visitation present Fa-
Their Thomas II. Kennedy with auto
mobile, on occasion Of his silver an
niversary as priest.
Gadsden.-City council passes
drastic milk ordinance fostered by
American Health association.
Mobile.-Joseph II. Lyons, of Mo-
bile, and Edmund w. Pettus, of
/ Selma, are elected members of board
OF trustees of state department of
archives and history.
MoultOn.-Ross Kiffer is arrested
fol, keeping deer ard coons with
out state permit.
Observation-Disclosures preventing
use of single roofs of wood, is in
troduced in city council.
Montgomery Mrs. Charles Hen
/ derson, of Troy, presents to state
| portrait of husband, Charles Hen
derson, who screwed as governor
from 1915 to 1919.
| Taliadega.-zMrs. Lena Mcconnell
Sitten, of Scaratt. Bible school, Kan
sas City, Mo-, delivers address here.
Fort Deposit -Masonic lodge and
! citizens will give barbecue July 4.
over 5000 people are expected.
/ Montgomery nj. j. Tigert, T.. S.
commissioner of education, praises
Montgomery county schools, saying
they are among best in country.
M6ntsomery-State fire marshars.
report shows 20 schools either de.
| stroyed or damaged by fire in Ala
bama in six months.
HaIeyvllle-Mrs. w. e. Brooks
| falls dead at home Of daughter,
/ Mrs. Daniel Drewrey, ten days after
Husbands death.
Sheffield---Mrs D. C. Hyde falls
over lawn mower and breaks arm.
Jasper--Mrs. Gay Long Lacy dies
from tonsilitis poison. Blood trans
fusion has no effect.
Montgomery-Joseph w. Booth,
AZ, clerk Of u. S. land office, will
be retired 1t is announced.
Tuscaloosa-Fo annual meet
! ing of Alabama Retail jewelers. as
ISOLATION will be held here, July 81
%.
HaIeyviIIe-W H, Wright is elect
ed president of Shrine club.
Troy - Lester Harris, negro,
strikes eight blows with hammer
on head of w. NJ, Hall. negro,
without killing him.
GoOdwater-J. F. Pruett of this
place end Miss Eula Caudle of
Sylacauga are married at home of
bride.
Sheffield w. H. Blake at
tends meeting of trustees of state
department of archives and history
at Montgomery.
TOwDley-lG. c. Townley loses con-
test for mayor in supreme court.
Court holds J. n. Wilson is mayor.
Parrish-New ice plant under con.
struction here will be ready for bus
mess August 1.
GreensbOrO---Wo Pep company
is installing big mixing station, with
four large tanks
observation-disclosures will soon com
mence on Tuscaloosa's $250,O00
high school building.
HaIeyvilIeNA. J. Mitchell is elect
ed worshipful master of Masonic
Hodge. i, '>.
MISUNDERSTANDING lake, under
control of Boy Scouts, will be open
to camping parties soon.
Albany. and Nashville
railroad shop employees receive in
crease Of 2 cents per hour, effec.
tive June /.
Ensley. merchants offer
several scholarships to boy and girl
graduates of Jefferson county high
schools. -
FairchiId.-Frank Armstrong, of
Florence, presents Bible printed in
Portuguese to Bishop Hoyt M