Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-05

Tom Wilson, convicted of murder of
Kirby Cole, to life Imprisonment.
Birmingham.zContract for build
UNI is let to Day & Sachs. of Biz.
Bessemer.-Jake Hogg, twenty. is
killed when truck which he is driv
ing turns TURF.
MOntgOmery.-Porter E. Glenn.
Fort Worth, Tex, is indicted on
charge of selling fraudulent oil
stock.
Birmingham.-7Jitne owners en-
join city from forcing them out of
business until referendum is had.
Observation-Disclosures S. Hurtson is
elected chancellor commander of the
knights of Pythias.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plan to
make get-together campaign trip to
Moore's bridge and other places in
county.
Opelika.-Lee county farmers hold
meeting in chamber of COM
merce rooms, which is largely at
tended.
Bessemer. - Bessemer dairymen
generally are complying with new
milk ordinance, health officers say.
Montgomery. Contracts are
awarded for over $1,0OO,0O0 worth Of
new highways in Alabama.
vost of University of Alabama, re-
signs office after two years service.
Decatur.-City National bank de-
clares 4 per cent semi-annual divi-
dend.
Lafayette.-Many citizens are ask
ing for county highway leading to
Lanett.
Auburn.-Dr. Daniel Sneeden, a
noted lecturer, is delivering series
Of educational addresses before sum-
mer school students here.
HartselIe.-Citizens of McKendree
heighborhood are asking that several
small schools of that vicinity be
united into one big school.
Grecnsboro.--Severa farmers of
this county are using new chemical
which they say is Killing all
boil weevils.
University.-Dr. J. j. Durrett.
head of Memphis, Tenn, health de-
partment, speaks to summer classes
at State university.
Disqualification will be held July
II on continuing one mill tax for ten
years.
HuntsvilIe.-Twelve hatcheries will
be established by government for
top swimming minnows in area
flooded along Tennessee river by Will
son dam, according to Colonel L. D.
TrOy.-Conference of school super
intednents in session here discuss
many school problems.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100000
worth of building lots in Miss Perina
addition are sold at auc-
ton.
HuntsvilIe.-Mrs. Lille May
twenty-five, dies after long
illness.
Observation-Disclosures Great South
ern Railroad officials announce this
will be flag station during summer,
owing to Boy Scouts encampment
at Herrin's lake, near here.
TuscalooOsa.-Sta Fire Marshal
J. G. Blount, inspects public school
and reports them in good
shape.
ThOmasviIIe.-Jesse Wallace At
Iinson, eighteen, is drowned in lake
at Tuscaloosa. while. attending sum-.
mer school there.
HartselIe.-Rev. r. W. Anderson,
pastor of Methodist church, recov-
ers from serious illness Of many
weeks.
Observation-Disclosures Moses, aged
sixty-three, dies here at the home of
Mrs. w. c.. Smithson.
Observation-Disclosures Sivley, aged
forty-nine, dies here. Wife, eight
sons and two daughters survive him.
Observation-Disclosures and
World war veterans unite in holding
Dig Fourth of July celebration here.
ScottsbOro.-New hosiery mill is
being built here and will be com
bleted by September 1.
Ensley.-Miss Dot London goes to
Falkville to accept position with
drSe insurance firm.
WyIam.-Masonic order here in
stalls officers in presence of large
gathering of Masons.
GreensbOro.-Miss Martha Young
returns from Chicago and Peoria,
ILL.,, where she gave readings and
leaves on reading tour of Alabama
towns
Decatur.-Roy Stevenson, negro,
S shot by Will Kimble, negro. Stew
enson dies of wounds, Kimble es-
capes.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Exchange
club is devoted to discussion of ma
-iOnal vice.
Observation-Disclosures Bible class
IF First Methodist church. biggest
Sunday school class in Decatur,
elects J. r. Daniel president.
Jasper.-Many people here COM
plain that gopher rats are destroy
ng chickens in large numbers.
Hunsville.-J. NJ. High. district
agricultural agent at Auburn, is
making complete cotton survey of
several counties in north Alabama.
Jasper.-W. C. Davis, of this
place, delivers speech at Gadsden
n opposition to leasing state con-
1icts.
Bessemer. Successful revival
meeting at Westside Baptist church
conducted by Rev. A. V. Reese,
closes.
FairfieId.-Merchant here will
distribute many prizes during month
If July as trade StimulatorS.
Birming guests of Ala
0ama Power company, 100 Birming-