Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-10

Moulton.-Highw are being
constructed by federal government
through forestry reserve surround |
ing Moulton.
HanceviUe.-Rev. K. K. Rushing
holds revival meeting at Westville,
Fla, commencing August 1.
TalIadega.-Police department re.
port shows $731 collected in fines |
in June.
Camden.-Three brick stores and
several new residences are being |
built here.
Miss Elizabeth Hoover return home |
from young peoples conference at
Montreal, N. c.
TalIadega.-Nine men and women
unite with church here as result of
revival meeting.
MOntgOmery-Many throughout
Alabama are being fined for killing
game out of season.
Ensley.-Ensley Associated Bust
ness Mems association asks city
commission to place seats and other
necessary equipment in city parks.
Greely.-Dr. G.. M. Miner, So,
prominent physician, is dead at Fair
field hospital.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Prof. J. J.
Farris in charge, Fourth of July is
celebrated at college with appro'
pirate exercises.
Selma. - Penney corporation is
erecting building and will open new
store. This corporation will also
open stores at Gadsden and Tus'
caloosa.
egee.-Methodists hold home
coming day here, pay $1,000 indebt-
edness and plan spending $1,000
more on church.
Anniston.-Dead from gunshot
wound in head, body Of Buckalew
Wright is found in woods near here,
while faithful shepherd dog watches
over remains.
Decatur.-Local post of American
Legion celebrates Fourth of July at
Linger-Longer lodge, country estate
of Major Tom Vert.
Admission. - Election for 100000
school bonds carries. to 1.
Tuskegee.-Two mad dogs, which
create panic along Tuskegee's
streets, are killed. SO far as known
no persons are bitten.
MobiIe.-Judge Robert E. Erwin
Of district federal court, rules under
section $3.50 of revised statues gov.
eminent can confiscate and sell au-
tomobiles used to transport liquors.
Gadsden.-City council kills pro-
posed ordinance prohibiting use of
wooden shingles.
Alabama City.-Ku Klux Khan
parade in Alabama City, Gadsden
and Alfalfa, and several speeches
are delivered.
Alabama City.-Mayor w. A.
Burns is seriously i'll with fever.
Jasper. - Fire destroys handsome
home of T. V. Rainey at loss of $10,-
900, with $4,000 insurance.
observation-disclosures of commerce
holds big Fourth of July picnic and
barbecue here.
Jasper.-Charles J. Huffam, AZ, of
Charleston, S. c., is dead at home
| of brother-in.law, c. V. Sloan, in Jas
per.
COrdova.-Hundreds Of citizens of
Cordova and Dora hold big Fourth
of July celebration.
Gadsden. - Several forged checks,
signed "W. P. Cooper" appear here,
and are believed work of unidenti
fled woman.
M0ntgOmery. - Bertro Fl. Johnson
! is elected commander of Alabama
! branch of Spanish war
! veterans.
Gadsden.-I. C. Williams, "a, dies
from throat trouble, causing blood
/ poisoning.
Tuskegee.-With fire cross 40 feet
high cleaning, $500 members of Ku
Klux Khan parade streets, protesting
against placing negroes in charge Of
negro rehabilitation hospital here.
Birmingham.-N. c. Pandolfo, for
mer Italian CONSUL here, is arrested
by federal agents, charged with hay
ing whisky labels in his possession.
EnsIey.-J. w. Rolf is found near
his home here, bound with steel
wires and poisoned. He is in hos
pital, with little hope of recovery.
Birmingham.-Exec commit
tee of Southern Agricultural workers
meets here ana decides to hold 1924
convention in Birmingham.
Mont gOmery of mem
bers of Ku Klux Khan from many
places in Alabama gather here and
drive to Tuskegee, where big parade
is staged.
MObile.-Foreign exports increase
greatly. Miles of docks and wharfs,
lined with ships flying ensisns OF all
nations, are taking American goods
to many foreign lands.
MOntgOmery.-Che for $262,S79
is received to cover first amount of
state highway, which are sold in
New Orleans and Cincinnati.
MobiIe.-Phelan B. Dorlon, tax
collector, is arrested on charge OF
assaulting Albert S. Towle, chair
man board of revenue, in official
business dispute.
TuscaIoosa.-M. c. Rumley pur-
chases interest of Allisons in Rum
ley-Allison Lumber company, chang
ing name to M. C. Rumley Lumber
Co.
MOntgOmery.-W. M. Brown falls
in hole in street and sues city for
IS 900 damages
Fairfield.-Ollie Duncan is killed
by machinery while employed at Ten
nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad COM
nanv's bv-nrOduct pIant
EnsIey.-Dr. Nat. G. Clark ad-
dresses Kiwanis club on mosquito
situation.
Birmingham.-T. M. Smart, 70, Is
Co.. nd Load in bod q Z homo hara