Atlanta tri-weekly journal., 1924-04-05

reau Cooperative Poultry Pro
ducers' association.
DORA-While Peg" one legged
negro pressing club proprietor, is at
tending negro minstrel some one
breaks into his place of business and
steals eleven suits of clothes belong
ing to his customers.
MOBILE. Allen Gordon's brain is
punctured with knife during fight
but he lives.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5000
people of Lauderdale county attend
field day exercises here, under aus
pices of c. o. Warren, county SUI
perintendent of education.
UNION SPRINGS.-Commission
ers' court Of Bullock county author
ICES increase in size of working force
for road maintenance.
SHEFFIELD.-Pa Of II bust
ness men from Detroit, Mich, come
here and invest in real estate in Mus
Gle Shoals district.
sEALE.-Trial of Mrs. Leila c.
Humber, charged with killing hel
husband. is set for present term OF
circuit court.
GADSDEN.-Otto Agricola, loca
capitalist, heads drive for funds for
Alabama School o Trades and Indus
tries, recently located here.
HOLT.-Mrs. Florence Carver, 50,
dies at family residence after short
illness.
ANNISTON.-Rev. e. A. Thomp
son, now Of Birmingham, who organ
lied First Methodist church here ia
1882, speaks at church.
DADEVILLE. - Dadeville Spot
Cash, weekly newspaper, is sold by
Thomas r. Andrews to Thomas S.
Bugg.
DADEVILLE. = Mrs. w. M.
Comic is given court verdict for
$4,000 against Alabama Power COM
pany, for death of her husband.
ANNIsToN. - Robert Fuller, g.
year old negro from Decatur,
breaches here.
FAYETTE. = Delert Wright, %,
is instantly killed when he comes In
contact with live wire.
BIRMINGHAM. - George Caro-,
II, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Caro-, of Pensacola, Fla, Is killed by
Louisville & Nashville train here.
SHEFFIELD. - Henry Harold
Copeland, 6.year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G.. Copeland, browns in
creek here. Mother tries in vain to
save him.
sCOTTSBORo. = Herbert Ben
nett, 10, is shot dead while out duck
hunting with brother-in-law, Fred
Smith. Smith is arrested.
ATTALLA. - T. s. Williams,
cashier of Alabama company, an
nounces for mayor.
ANNISTON. = Work commences
here on 100000 Masonic temple.
MOULTON. - Moulton is in need
of more doctors. There are only two
physicians here to serve large sec
ton of country.
SELMA. - j. w. Watts, 70, we'll
known farmer, is found dead in bed
of heart trouble.
TROY. Troy Normal school
purchases thirty 50-foot lots for
school purposes, for $500.
TALLADEGA. = Talladega votes
$4,000 bonds for municipal gas
plant.
SELMA. - Alexander H. Murray,
S3, one of best known citizens of
this county, dies at home here.
CARBON HILL. - Work com
mences here on new two-story bank
ing house for Carbon Hill State
bank.
TROY.-Chester Beck, fourteen
son of Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Beck
shoots himself in hand while clean
ing revolver.
SHEFFIELD. - Alabama-Tennes
see Lead Products company suffers
fire loss of 81, 500 to machinery, anC
$500 loss to building.
PLEASANT HILL.-John Gala
CHER Naples claims to be one o1
heirs to famous 100000, 900 Key
fortune in New York.
OO IJELINs---IOtl IOIl II OLc III
teen, son of C. e. Forester, cashier
Of Peoples Bank Of Gilbertown, is
caught in machinery at mill and one
arm and one leg are torn off.
BAY MINETTE. - Bay Minettt
Manufacturing company here i.
turning out 4,200 basket hamper:
per day and finding ready market.
Observation-Disclosures citi
zens make countrywide campaign II
favor of $60O,0O0 road bonds for Tus
caloosa county.
ONEONTA.-D wedding ot
much interest takes place here. Cou
ples are Miss Nellie Thackerson, o1
Seldom, and Norton Lafon, probate
clerk, and Miss Irma Rainey of Val
dosta, Ga, and John Etheridge OF
near here.
HARTSELLE.-J. d. Fuller, sew
enty.three, lifelong resident OF this
section and well-known citizen o.
Morgan county, dies here.
SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON. - l.. Is. Lime
house, farm overseer, shoots over
shoulder and kills Jack McCrary, col
ored farm hand, who was holding
him, while Harry Brown was strik'
ing him from in front. Brown es'
capped.