Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-30

lower house of legislature providing
for development of state-owned sea
port at Mobile, with bonds up tc
$4,000, 900.
OPELIkA.-PIans are being made
for biggest district fair ever hello
here, commencing October 10.
PARRISH.-This is said to be
Iastest growing town OF its size In
Alabama. On an average one house
per day is being built.
MONTGOMERY.-Over 1000 mer'
chants from various parts OF Ala
hama attend barbecue at Summer
Rest.
TROY.-George Sitaris's eyes are
badly damaged by explosion caused
from his pouring melted lead on
wet cement, while placing counter
stools in local cafe.
wEDOWEE.- commits
sioners sell $4,000 road bonds to
Ward, Sterne & Co.
GREENSBORO. - Heavy rains
stop auto traffic from here to Selma.
BROOkWOOD. - Oscar DarGin,
charsed with killing Edward Elliott,
is denied bond by Judge w. 7.
Smith, Jr., at Tuscaloosa,
MOBILE.-Remains of Grover
Locke. As, dubbed to death with
rife, In Hattiesburg, Miss, lodging
house, are inferred here.
wEDOWEE.-Judg Brewer pre-
sides over fall term OF Randolph
circuit court.
MONTGOMERY. - Legislature
postpones action on bill exempting
cotton mills from taxation.
FORT DEPOSIT.-Marks and
Batty's planning mill suspends opera
ton until supply Of kiln dried lum-
Der is secured.
PARRISH.-Miss Marie Shelton.
of Demopolis, commences study
course for members Of 5. 7. P. L.
at Baptist church.
MONTGOMERY Representative
Fred Fite, of Birmingham, intro
duces bill in legislature. requiring
county officials to give county print
ing out on bdis.
FORT DEPOsIT.-Mr. Latimore,
Georgia capitalist. prepares to build
large planning mill.
DECATUR.-North Alabama needs
more good roads and dairy farms.
according to o. D. Campbell, of Wis
consin, former immigration commits
eioner of that state, here on tour
OF inspection.
LEEDS.-A. L. DeShazo, rs, wei!
known citizen and Confederate vet
tran, Is dead.
HACKLEBURG. = Miss DobsoH
rounty demonstrator. makes Junior
High school an affiliated school in
farm demonstration work.
HEFLIN.-George Hanies is in
dicted for murder of Abe Giles.
ANDALUSIA-J.A A. Prestwood in
stalls S0-saw gin.
GADSDEN.-Mrs. Annie Gilbert.
so, dies of blood poisoning at home
hear here.
ALABAMA CITY. - Twenty-Five
persons profess faith at Methodist
revival meeting.
GADSDEN.-After capturing IL
gallons of what they thought was to-
nato wine, officers don't know what
it Is. So they ask chemist for
analysis.
HEFLIN.-Rev. A. 3. Mckenzie,
of Lenoir. Tenn, is assisting Rev.
Robert Murphree, pastor, in con-
Quoting revival at Methodist church,
FAYETTE.-Fall term of circuit
court convenes here September 10
ANDALUSIA.-Tro 3 and Fiji
ty.fifth headquarters, machine gun
SQUADRON, Alabama national guard,
return from Is days training at
Camp Mcclellan.
DECATUR.-Under supervision of
DIR. H. C. McRee. typhoid inccula-
tions are being given all over Nor
gan county as precautionary meas
ure.
GADSDEN- Membership drive of
Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton asso-
citation is in full swing with average
of Is new members daily.
BEssEMER. - Pegram Patton
Drug company and j. w. Lesgett
Jewelry company will award three
scholarships of $500 each at close of
school term, 1924.
MONTGOMERY. - Alfalfa and
Opelika are each asking public -serV-
ice commission to require railroads
10 erect new passenger stations
ALBANY.-Dent r. Green, Baptist
state secretary returns from world
wide Sunday school convention IN
Europe and speaks here.
BYNUM. - Training school for
negroes costing 81, 500 IS completed.
CORDOvA.-E H Stewart. for
merry with First National Bank at
Jasper, is elected cashier of Citizens
Bank and Trust company here.
COLDWATER. - Miss Jessie
Alyeene Bagley and Robert M. Drap-
err, of Oxford, are married at Baptist
church here.
DECATUR.-Many bolls are ap-
pearing in cotton fields Of Morgan
county and picking &will commence
this week.
JASPER.-Hiram L. Collins pass
es state bar examination and is ad-
mitted to practice law.
ALABAMA CITY. - Hotels and
rates of Alabama City, Alfalfa and
Gadsden pass high sanitary inspec-
tons, according to T. A. Belser of
state board of health.
GADSDEN.-Franf1 Duncan COM
promises $4,000 damage suit filed
against, him by S. Cochran, in auto
collision, for $500.
BIRMINGHAM. w, B. Close,
commissioner of public safety, tells
kwanis club that moral conditions
In Birmingham are deplorable, due
largely to automobile low rides hY