Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-28

Vincene master, burns to waters
edge at Sand Island light. H. T.
Newberry is owner.
Alabama City-Believing this place
is eligible to place in 5000 class of
towns, census is being taken under
Alabama laws. Federal census gave
5,432.
Eufaula-Governor W. w. Bran
don delivers Confederate memorial
speech here to large crowd of peo-
pie from all over country.
AnnistOn-Col William H. linn,
local philanthropist, is host at din
ner in honor of Admissions boy
scouts.
Anniston-Miss Reba Sims, of
Lincoln, is painfully injured when
auto in which she is riding turns
TURKS on road near Choccolocco. She
was taking state teachers examina-
ton here.
Auburn-Auburn college ranks
third among technical colleges of
the United States at General Elec
trio company, Schenectady, N. Y, in
in famous Edison club,
according to information just re-
ceived.
Girard - Charley Jennett and
George Davis are in Jail at Ope-
lika, charged with shooting Federal
Agent Miller, following whisky raid.
Officer Miller is not dead, but bad
ly injured.
Ozark-Ozark Chamber of Com
merce is asking Atlantic Coast Line
railroad to erect shed at passenger
depot. It also is asked that better
equipment be put on local trains
Nos. A and As.
OpeIika-Millinery school for home
workers is opened
here by Miss Ruth Wharton and
Miss Eddy. home demonstration
workers. A large number of women
are enrolled.
York-Revival is being conducted
at Baptist church. Rev. r. r. Brasil
err. pastor, is assisted by Rev. Raj
eigh Wright. of Greenville, Tex,
and W. C. Grindle, Of Atlanta, as
singer. Ku Klux give Pastor Brash-
err envelope containing letter con-
graduating him for his work, and
sum of money.
Fairfield-Besseme district of
Woman''s Missionary society of
Methodist Episcopal church, south,
holds its conference here Thursday
and Friday. An extensive program
is prepared.
Birmingham-No automobiles will
be furnished city employees in their
work in future, it is decided by city
commissioners. Employees needing
in their work are re-
quired to furnish their own and city
will allow them $50 per month for
these automobiles.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is in dark
ness, the municipal lighting plant
being out of commission. Oil lamps
and flash lights are being used.
Gadsden-It is decided that Gads-
den will not have league baseball
team this season. Baseball associa-
ton will organize fast semi-pro team
for this season.
SheffieId-DiRage Candy conpanv
arrest of r. E. Hurst, charg-
ing him with embezzlement. He is
with making cash sales and
repairing them as charge sales. His
bond is $4,000.
Bessemer-Plans are made for
mothers and daughters dinner here.
An interesting program is rendered.
All church organizations of women
co-operated.
Auburn - Political activity is
against the extension sekv-
ice rendered by Auburn college. DR..
Spright Dowell. president sof Ala
bama Polytechnic institute, is out
in long statement defending service
and making flat denial of charges.
EnsIey-Bank of Ensley arranges
to show high school students bust
ness methods of banking. The class
has rs members.
Fairfield-For first time in sew
eral months plate steel mills here
are now in full operation.
Fairfield-Measles are raging here
and according to physicians re-
ports, cases increase daily.
Moulton-More than 1000 stu
dents of county high schools receive
reading certificates from department
of education. Certificates are given
for reading required number of
books.
Grove HilI.-Will Alexander Regis
ter is held in county Jail without
bond, charged with being connected
with killing J. D. Russell. Several
witnesses are held in Jail, being I'm.
able to make bond.
HeIena.-School bond elections to
of $4,000 school bonds, amendment to
be supplemented by state, should
bonds carry.
Goodwater-Mrs. Calvin Beasley
and Mrs. J. T. Spivey, aged sisters,
died here at almost some hour, from
old age. They are we'll known all
over this county, being members of
an old family.
University.-Officers of student
Oooy Tor coming year VII be elected
Friday. There is a large number of
candidates and the election gives
promise OF interest.
NORTH CAROLINA
Salisbury - Jim Caruthers, fugi-
tive from Rowan county for II
years, recently arrested at Macon.
Ga, is sentenced to four months for
escape in addition to his two remain
ing years of his four-year sentence
for murderous assault. Caruthers, a
widower, married twice after his
escape. Both wives are dead, but
two children survive.
Raleigh-Anti- administration vot-
ers give pluralities to E. E. Gull
breth for mayor; Carl Williamson.
commissioner of public safety, and
c. c. Page, commissioner of public
works, over opponents, including the