Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-14

enfOlleu OF any city IN UnlLeQ States
according to DR.. C. B. Glenn, city
superintendent
acknowledgements high school
property, valued at $4,000, will be
taken over by Epworth League
board.
Jasper.-Willie p. Stancil, federal
prohibition agent. is placed under
$4,000 bond, charged with padding
expense account.
BirIningham.-Char o. Locke
prominent insurance nan, dies at
homo here after long illness.
Birmingham.-Birm Ware
house company will erect warehouse
here, costing $2,940,OOO.
CulIman.-NIrs. Fred Stiefelmyre,
81, dies at home of son after long
illness.
Center.-Mrs. Mary Darnall Saw
age, so, dies in hospital at Rome, Ga.
Troy. - State Normal summer
school here has 600 enrolled.
Center-Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Coker Smith, II, dies at home here.
- Marion.-Bids are advertised for
construction of Marion and Browns
station road.
Sellna.-Selmas police have new
uniforms for summer.
Marion.-Boys of Sloan Baptist
church go to Coden, on gulf coast,
for outing.
Selma.-Large exodus of negroes
is causing labor shortage here.
Selma.-Rev. Edgar Cannon, of
Virginia, accepts pastorate of Broad
street Presbyterian church.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Vincent Cog
burn, who died at Yazoo City, Miss,
are brought here for interment.
Sheffield. influence of
Col. j. w. Worthington, $4,S65 is
subscribed for Muscle Shoals-Ford
victory drive"
Gadsden.-Tennesse Alabama and
Georgia railroad is authorized to sell
$500, 600 common stock and $1.200,-
900 first mortgage bonds.
Sheffield H. Greer, savan-
nah, Ga, arrives to take charge of
Blalock Drug company.
mometer Of local weather station.
Gadsden.-Robert Vernon, IS, dies
at home of parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy M. Pope.
Clarence.-John Jenkins, Y, well
known citizen, dies at home here.
Montgomery.-Twe men are ar
rested, two automobiles confiscated
..l ~, 4rryn
days work of prohibition agents in
state.
Alexander City.-County commits
sioners exempt from taxation for
five years all cotton mills Of 5000
spindles or more.
acknowledgements w. W. Bran
don and A. G.. Patterson, president of
Alabama Public Service commission,
will address chamber of commerce
Thursday on membership drive.
Alexander City.-Avondale Mills
are erecting addition to cost $1,000
900.
Montgomery.-Wiley W. Pugh con-
fesses enlbezzling &c., 900 from Mont
gomery Cotton mills, where he is
employed as bookkeeper.
RusselIviIIe.- Franklin county gets
health unit, it is announced by DR..
H. c. Douglass, county health officer.
Annisten.-While loading logs at
Dishman sawn1ill here, w E. Davis
is instantly killed, by log rolling on
him.
Alexander City. - Six churches
here will unite in tent revival COM
mencing July 1.
AnnistOn.-Dr. Spright Dowell, Of
Auburn, delivers address to gradual
ing class at Admission High school.
Alexander City. - Monument to
memory of Confederate dead, which
is erected by Sidney Lanier chapter,
United Daughters of Confederacy,
will be unveiled June IA.
Montgomery. - Three mill school
tax carries by large majority. 4
Tuskegee.-Prof. George w. Carv-
err, teacher of science in Tuskegee
Normal institute, says products from
native clay will make best kind of
paints.
Montgomery.-Miss Mollie San
ford, secretary to s. W. WEIGH, state
health officer, resigns to accept po-
sition at Miami, Fla.
Tuskegee.-Many sawmills of
county are operating full time.
Much lumber is being shipped.
Admission. A. z. Culberson IS
elected commander of Admission post
of American Legion.
Tuskegee.-Dr. E. S. Alexander,
pastor of Baptist church, is holding
revival, assisted by DR.. W. I.
Smith, of Opelika.
Centerville. Many delinquent
taxes are being paid. twenty-five
hundred delinquent notices are is
sued.
CentervilIe.-Miss Zelma Alexan-
der and w. H. Pruitt, famous Au'
burn athlete, are married at bone
of Mrs. John S. Leeper. They will
make their home in Washington,
D. c.
AnnistOn.-Moveme is on foot to
build tubercular hospital for Cal
houn county.
Montgomery.-Annu meeting OF
Rainbow veterans is changed from
birmingham 10 MOut5OHIelS ~ aus O'9'
4.
Tuskegee.-Miss Linda Jones, Ma
con county home demonstration
agent, is holding many institutes IN
rural sections.
Montgomery. = Large brick stack
at Montgomery waterworks, recent
ly struck by lightning, falls, doing
considerable damage to building.
Tuskegee.-Judge Lands, of pro
bate court, is endeavoring to clear
docket of all cases.
, Acknowledgment and Mrs. Ses
sengen are. first couple to marry
here during June, and win shower
prizes offered by merchants.