Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-03

farm. She declares Coats attacked
her.
Alabama City-Garage of c. G.
Payton & Sons is destroyed by fire.
Four automobiles are total loss,
Loss about $4,000. Building is
property of w. o. Phillips, with no
insurance.
OpeIika-Remains of Mrs. Emma
F. Kyle, who died in Atlanta, Ca,
are inferred here. She was of
prominent family.
Brundidge-Miss Winnie Pierson
dies in Birmingham hospital from
operation. Remains will be inferred
here.
ThopasvilIe-W. L. Garrick is
making arrangements to open his
canning factory for season of 1928.
He has contracts with number of
farmers for fruits and vegetables.
Spring HilI-Baptists enjoy big
centennial celebration here. His
tory of church is given and many
other speeches are delivered. Jubi-
lee is held under auspices of Salem
Troy association.
Huntsville-As sanitary order,
city council forbids sale of ice cream
cones by street vendors. i
Tuscaloosa AS precautionary
measure against rabies DR.. L. E.
Beckham, city veterinary, had be
gun vaccination of all dogs of Tus-
caloosa.
FIOrence-Florence Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks is planning
for the reception of approximately
200 delegates from all over Ala
bama to state convention here,
May 1910.
Selma.-Selma Shriners are hold
place There are eight big circus
and vaudeville acts.
PelI City.-Pell City High school
defeats Ragland's outfit in spirited
game of baseball by score of Z to G.
Fort Payne.-W. B. Davis & Sons
hosiery mills have grown to such
an extent that additional build
ings are rented for operating pur-
poses and storage rooms.
dI6 lSdFlIIS
Alabama for other states by thous-
ands, according to F. w. Gist, agri.
cultural statistician. Over 10000
leave Alabama in few months, ac-
cording to Mr.. Gist.
Birmingham.-Mrs Louis A. Neill
Of Albany; Mrs. Brevard Jones, OF
| Montgomery; Mrs. Littelberry j
Haley, of Birmingham, are delegates
| to mid-biennial convention of ccun-
Gil of. General Federation of WON
n'srclubs, at Atlanta, Ga, May I'll
Talladega.-The United Overall
company opens new factory here
Approximately 100 women and girls
are employed in factory, which
number is to be increased later.
CreoIa.-Tornado kills. cattle, I'M
roofs many houses, blows down
trees and Injuries crops, but no lives
are lost.
acknowledgements w. w. Bran,
don tells over 5000 people of Cir
ard, Phenix City and Columbus, Ga.
that Alabama intends to clean w
Girard of whisky traffic if it takes
every penny in state treasury anC
! every member of state militia.
MontgOmery-Two ag,nts of U.
department of agriculture are here
investigating charges against eX
tension service in Alabama by farm
! bureau federation. c. w. Rittenour
president, and Roy c. Bishop, sec
rotary manager, charge that i. N
Duncan, director of extension, serv
ice,, is seeking to dominate farm
bureau federation.
Decatur.-This town is making
war against automobile speeders
I Twenty-one speeders are ARRESTED
and told by Major James A. Nelson
they are excused this time, but h
intends. placing speed officers OF
streets to teach drivers traffic laws
After this all speeding must stop.
Albany.-George o. Chenault
prominent attorney, is elected one o
vice. presidents of Alabama Bar as
ISOLATION.
Sheffield.-All properties of Shelf
field Iron corporation, including fur
mace at Sheffield and ore lands il
Franklin and other. counties, ar
sold by Special Master r. l.. Nathan
Furnace will continue operation.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. owner
here favor special gasoline tax of
cents per gallon for road building
Such tax will give to county's roa
fund approximately 100000 pc
year.
LeightOn-Represen Of ne
gro membership of Colbert Count.
Farm Bureau organize an auxiliar.
to farm bureau. Short talks ar
made by farm bureau representa-
tives.
HuntsviIIe-For first time in he
history Huntsville is out of debt
with exception of $4,000 bonde
Indebtedness.
Livingston-Two mules bound sc
curely to railroad track in cut nea