Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-27

y NNISTON.-Thomas f. Kilby
former governor of Alabama, disap
t proves of establishment of con
: Wet whipping by Governor Brandon
and says "it is relic of past"
TUSCALOOSA.-Miss Mary f
Foster, eighty four, one of oldest
residents of county, dies at country
, home near here.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. section
of League of Nations sends nine for
eign physicians to Alabama to study
health conditions for ten days.
ALEXANDER CITY.-Large mum
bers of railroad crossties are being
cut all over county.
OPELIKA.-SiIas Cooper, negro
returns from Gary, Ind, sadder but
wiser. He left here with $4,000 cash
and returned with nothing.
ANNIsTON.-Mrs. Nancy A. Cal
houn, seventy, dies at home neal
here.
TROY.-After being closed since
: May, big oil mills two miles NORTH
resumes operation, employing 1oC
men and paying in wages about 81,
600 weekly.
UNIVERSITY.-E A Hooten is
. elected president of senior law class
of state university.
TROY.-Francis Boswell leaves
young daughter in auto alone while
he goes itno postoffice. Car rolls
down hill, turning over and hurting
child badly.
HUNTSVILLE. Circuit court
convenes with Judge o. Kyle, of De
catur presiding.
TUSKEGEE. Continued dry
weather completely destroys all fall
gardens.
FORT DEPOSIT-Only about Us
bales of cotton are ginned and crops
of section are very poor.
SHEFFIELD.-Ju A. ]. Roul
hac is reelected to city commission,
HUNTSVILLE-Arthur L. Wall
well-known cotton planter, is EN-
ployed by Madison County Farm bu
reau to help farmers market cot
ton.
CROOKED OAK.-Deputy sheriffs
capture S0-gallon still near here but
make no arrests.
RED HILL.-Etowah county
singing convention is held here and
Eulses Brock is elected. president
GADSDEN.-Mrs. Rebecca Osby
wife of Deputy Sheriff w. R. Osby
is dead.
yTT-SLrLNrL1E, OvUipo tn raVaens
Of boil weevil, farmers of county
will avera ge only three to four
bales of cotton to each pillow.
MARION.-Circuit court grand
jury finds 80 true bills, mostly pro
hibition violations.
DECATUR. = Morgan county
sends seven prisoners to kilby
prison for offenses ranging from
making whisky to murder.
BESSEMER. -Poultryme Of this
section are planning to hold show
here during October.
ALEXANDER CITY. Business
conditions here and in this section
OF state are much improved as resIl
Of cotton being marketed freely.
TUSCALOOSA Porl
try association holds well-attende,
meeting and elects Monroe War;
president.
Observation-Disclosures John
son, Marshall county, introduces b:l
requiring ten days notice be giye7
probate judge before marriage Ii
cense is issued.
BESSEMER.- Rev. J. o. Williams
Of Athens. conducts revival meetiL 6
here.
BIRMINGHAM.-All school chi.
dren of Jefferson county rura
schools will be inocllated against ~
phoid fever.
M.-Congressman George
HuddlestOn tells several hundre"
workingmen that financial interes IS
Of banker and labOrer are one.
GADSDEN.-C. E, Strapp, COUNT
farm agent. is endeavoring to revive
wool growing industry in Etowal
county,
ALEXANDER CITY.-Legislatur
passes bill giving Alexander City d.
vision of circuit court criminal anc
civil jurisdiction in all cases arising
west of Tallapoosa rver.
CULLMAN. - Trial of Albert
James and Grady Rakestraw
charged with murder of Jesse MI
son, is set for trial first week in DC
tOber.
BIRMING HAM-Poultry judging
school will be held here September
1929.
SAMSON.-Cotton picking here is
progressing rapidly and much is be-
ing sold.
MOBILE Mobile is no place for
anyone who is member of l. w. W.,
Recorder ID. H. Ellington tells Frank
Williams when card Of this order is
found on him at police station.
AKRON.-J. F. Ford is building
new hotel.
FAYETTE.AJ. X. Orr, IS, Bir-
mirghan, Southern railroad en-
gineer, charged with killing his flag
man, Buck Woodall, Birming CHAM,
is given five years by jury here.
| HUNTSVILLE.-T members OF
Ku Klux Nlan, CARRIED in resala OF
orCer and distributing notices of
naturalization" on streets, are ar
rested by chief of police for being
masked. They are released when
shown permit from mayor
FLORENCE.-survey of highway
from here to killen is completed and
work will commence soon.
HUNTSVILLE. - Mrs. Emma
Stolz, 81, dies at home here.
DECATCR.-Reese T. Amis, we'll
known newspaper man of Tennessee,
is esta blishing weekly newspa per
here.
FLOR E,NCE. - Three immense
cranes are under construction at