Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-19

perts that Ensley district Is premier
industrial center of America"
SSEMER.-Names of soldiers
| from Bessemer who gave lives IN
World war will be engraved on
bronze tablet to be erected in con
spicuous place.
BIRMINGHAM Effort is under
way to make political capital OF
shortage in city comptroller's office
E. d. E-cLendon, chairman of com
mission, charges.
MOBILE.-Pleadin guilty to total
of fourteen cases of prohibition VIC
! Iation, FIVE members of Hartley fam
ily Of Satsuma, this county, arc
given total of 40 days and fines
amounting to 1904, in circuit court
here.
ANDALUSIA. - Wilburn Bert
Wlndham, twenty-SeVen, prominent
young druggist, dies after short ill
ness.
SELMA - Affiliated Exchange
Clubs of Alabama hold annual meet
ing here, with eighteen clubs repre-
sented.
FIT. DEPOSIT.-R. Jones, we'll
known citizen of Lowndes county,
and resident of Fort Payne, is dead.
GREENSBORO. - Methodists OF
Greensboro will build handsome new
parsonage.
ATTALLA.-C. Fl. Wyatt and
Frank Welcher, seventeen and six
teen, negroes, charged with assault
ing siX-year-old white girl, are taken
to Calhoun county Jail at Admission,
owing to fear Of mob violence. \
ANNISTON.-Cit of Admission
will vote on $4,000 public park inn
provement bonds. June 80.
ANNIsTON.-Old saying that, "In
the spring a young mans fancy
turns to thoughts of love-" is obso-
lete in Calhoun county according to
marriage records. During first half
of June only eleven marriage H.
censes have been issued. Usual num-
Der is over 100.
MOBILE.-H. C. Smith, chief dep
uty customs inspector, is given sur,
prise party when he boards Amer
lean steamer, West Segovia, and
Captain IF. N. Manson, skipper, of
fers to give him large supply of Ii
quor. Liquor belonged to some one
on ship before Captain Mason took
charge. Liquor is taken over by In
spector Smith.
Observation-Disclosures permit
ting use of his auto by another sus
pected of being whisky runner, will
1ar, tell ic, in,
cording to decision of Alabama SUI
preme court.
MUSCLE SHOALS.-Oficial and
citizens Of this new city dedicate city
hall with appropriate ceremony.
DECATUR.-Trail by blood
hounds, Levi Turner, negro, is ar
rested on charge Of entering home
of l.. j. Flack, near here, during
his absence at night and frighten-
ing his wife.
MOBILE. = Trial of Aubrey
Broyles, United States district attor-
ney, charged with attempting to
bride William II. Holcombe, Jr.,
deputy sheriff, is set for hearing be-
fore United States court, June 30.
WEDOWEE.-He Of dog, which
bites six people here, is sent to
state laboratory at Montgomery and
examination shows rabies.
DECATUR. -Nanae of Pond street,
on which new city high school build
ing stands, will be changed to that
of Wilson avenue, in honor of Wood
row Wilson@
BIRMINGHAM.-Iv Silva,
held in Jail here for several months
on charge Of implication in store
robbery, and whose recent trial re-
suited in mistrial, is released on
81 500 bond and returns to his home
at Tampa, Fla.
GADSDEN.-Pl for establish
ment of new City National bank
with capital of 100000. are tempo
rarily abandoned, due to fact stock
holders cannot agree on location for
proposed seven story building.
HOKE'S BLUFF-George 3. Ir-
win. So. prominent farmer, dies after
short illness.
Notwithstanding before cham
Der of commerce, Lincoln Green, as
sistant to president of Southern rail-
road, denies report that Southern
railroad has ever Disseminated
against port Of Mobile.
MA.-Clyde Mosely, 20, popu-
lar bookkeeper for Selma bank
strikes his head against bottom Of
swimming pool as he dives, and dies
at hospital later.
BOAZ.-This prosperous little city
will build over seven miles of ce-
ment sidewalks in July.
CULLMAN.- Thirty-seconda annual
session of st. Bernard college closes.
Right Rev. Edward p. Allen, bishop
of Mobile, attends exercises.
HUNTSVILLE. - Mad dog cpl
demic breaks out here. AS result
many dogs are shot.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
rehearing before supreme court, in
case in which Alabama drainage law
is declared unconstitutional, is
filed.
MONTGOMERY.-Roy L. Nolen,
member state board of administra-
ton, is operated upon for appen-
dicitis.
MONTGOMERY. - DR.. Douglas
Cannon, of state health department
announces summer examination for
licenses to practice medicine will be
held July s. He expects about 90
applicants.