Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-26

OnviIle.-Tourists' park will
be made at Big Spring by citizens of
Jacksonville.
TuscalOOsa.-The First Methodist
church here defeats Bessemer and
Woodlawn Methodist churches in
attendance campaign.
Albany-During August, Decatur
Albany Chamber of Commerce will
give barbecue and entertainment
for Morgan county farmers.
Camp Northumberland of
military colleges and schools, repre-
scented in~ReserVe Officers Training
school. are entertained with demon
STATIONS and track and field meet.
TalIadega.-Lee Hancock is UNI
conscious st local hospital as re
suit of automobile accident.
Tuscaloosa. = Tax valuations of
Tuscaloosa county increase from
s12, 525,0 $50 in 1913 to $24,626.S05 in
1928.
Mountain Creek.-Judge J. J.
Mayfield is asking Alabama for fl
nancial aid for repairs on Confed
craze soldiers home.
Georgiana.-Son is born to Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman Ponnecy, their
4 thirteenth child.
Troy.-Mrs. Mary Belle Perry. sis
ter of Mrs. George Panhorst, of Troy,
and her two daughters, Miss Louise
and Miss Elizabeth, are drownedI
when skiff capsizes in Mississippi
river, near Memphis, Tenn.
NIacedonia.-D r. A. Moore re-
ports number of cases of typhoid
fever here but no deaths.
,Auburn.-Sofl building by use of
winter legumes is rapidly gaining
popularity among farmers of Lee
county.
Carbon HiII.-People here are
much pleased over prospects of new
highway through here.
Wetumpka.-One mill school tax
carries in Elmore county two TO one.
Ref0m.-Rains delay work on
government highway here. Tween
ty-three miles of government road
is being built in Pickens county.
Eufaula.-Dr. Push Harris, OF
WY W III OpCli IfC" III Us StOi e hSIC'
MontgOmery.-Tax of $1,000 per
year on all labor agents operating
i irt Alabama is proposed in bill be
fore state legislature.
Greensboro. Farmers Of Hale
county are pleased with results of
sale of their cotton through Cotton
Growers Cooperative association. |
.x.;JI - -o1JzI1
vote on $35, 900 bords for new school |
! house.
Alexander City .-Handsome 800. !
900 hospital is completed and for
.mally opened tere.
SylacaHga-Anrex to public school, /
building is being completed and will
be ready for fall term.
Birmingham.-Clau Ritter is
elected president Of Commercial Law
League Of America.
Ensley.-Kiwanis club oppores an.
nexation of steel plant district to
city of Birmingham.
Selma.-selma seeks to extend cor.
porate boundries by bill in state leg
islature.
Birmingham-Salar Of members
OF board of revenue of Jefferson
county are increased from $4,000 to
$4,000 per. year. ,
MOntgOmery.-Sale Of soft drinks
containing caffeine will be prohibit
! ed in Alabama if Representative
Frank. Embry's bill becomes law.
SeIma.-Peter Frances, swarthy
n, 80 -lrx.- -
eral Petain when he uttered his ia
nous shibboleth. They shall not
pass is in Jail here. charged with
obtaining money under false pre-
! tense.
Tuscnnbia. -PouItry expert from
Auburn shows Colbert County Poul-
try association members how to Gull
poultry.
Sheffield.-Street paving, sidewalk
and school bonds to amount of $685..
900 are sold to Birmingham firms.
Tuscumbia.-The Colbert County
League of Women Voters is urging
all women TO register. T.
| Opelika.-Frank Garrard, Judge A.
| w. Cozart. Judge H. Monroe and T.
Hicks Fort, all of Columbus, Ga
speak at Kiwanis club luncheon.
Tuskegee. - Alabama Power com.
pany locates fine gravel pit on prop
erty of Judge S. l.. Brewer here.
Opelika.-G. c. Dean, state exami-
ner of public accounts, is examining
books of county officers.
Athens. Lewis Guschke Lime
stone county farmer, clears $3.50
from one acre of tomatoes this year
Some tomatoes weigh more than two
pounds and bring 40 cents each.
AltoOna.-Fire in coal mine No. a.
near here does much damage.
Gsdsden.-Lewis Sterling is arrest.
ed in connection with death of Joe
Sauls, reported killed in auto acct.
dent.
Attalla.-Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Cresh.
am claim $4,000 damages against
] Police Chief Burke and his bonds
man. claiming false and malicious
arrest.
Gadsden. - Garments union favor
dropping commission form of gov
eminent for aldermanic form.
Decatur.-City council favors paw
ing eight streets at cost OF $780, 600
Albany.-H. G. Hill. state organ.
izer. is getting UP charter list for
Lions club here
Tuscaloosa. - Belvedere theater is
being rebuilt at cost of $4,000
Jasper-Retail Grocers and Butch.
ers' association is organized here
with large membership.
Huntsville. - City council author
ICES board of education to spend Sill.
600 on school improvements.
Decatur. - Bud Brooks, a negro,
shoots wife, Annie Lou, dead and es.
capeS.