Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-08-23

here when their motorcycle and side
car in which they are travelling
turns turtle.
DECATUR,-Bish Warren G
Gambler, of Atlanta. Ga, delivers
Athens and Cullman.
TALLADEGA: = Arrangements
are made for building new gas plant
here to cost $4,000.
MONTGOMERY Work of Ala
bama experiment station at Auburn
attracts attention as far away as
Germany, from which country comes
request for data on this station.
Observation-Disclosures 100 bales
Of this years cotton crop are already
ginned in Monroe county.
Observation-Disclosures resisting
arrest, Clint Dunn is shot and seri-
ously injured by NJ. e. McDuff, SUI
perintendent of city bureau Of identi-
fiCation.
HIINTSVILLE-T. NJ Mason,
60, one of best known building con-
tractors of north Alabama, is dead
at his home here, after illness of
one year with heart trouble.
Observation-Disclosures, Knit
ting mills, which have Bean closed
several weeks, will start up on full
time. September /.
Observation-Disclosures ir Jeff
erson county's taxable property OF
about $12,0O0,000 over 1928 will be
shown in tax digest for 1924, now
being prepared by Roy Dillon, tax
assessor.
BIRMINGHAM. - AS means of
ertering legally nto courts with fight
entering legally nto courts with fight
estate of Thomas Edwards, of New
York, will seek papers of incorpora-
ton for Edwards Estate corporation,
according to announcement of joel
F. Webb, of Birmingham, legal adj
visor
MONTGOMERY. = Appointment
of s. G.. Crockett, of Montgomery as
department adjutant of American
Legion, department of Alabama, is
announced by j. Fred Johnson, de-
partmeAt commander.
ENSLEY.-Six business buildings,
involving total cost Of over 100000,
are nearing completion here.
Observation-Disclosures amount
ing to over 100000 are being mailed
TO farmers of Alabama by Alabama
Farm Bureau Cotton association, IN
final payment for cotton crop OF
1928. This payment makes total or
$40 900 900 for cotton crop of 1923
marketed through farm bureau.
BIRMINGHAM. = Miss Mildred
Adams is named Miss Birmingham,
through contest conducted by Blrm-
ingham News. She will be one OF
many contestants at Atlantic City in
September, when Miss America will
be selected.
MOULTON.-Eierm Hughes is
found guilty of killing Miss Sadie
I3laxton, because she refuses to mar
ry him, and is sentenced to life inn
priSOnment.
RUSSELLVILLE.- Banks
dale and Porter Pickett, both of
Russellville, are arrested on charge
of criminally assaulting eleven-year-
old girl. They are taken to Jail in
another county, for fear of mob VIC
lence.
HUNTSVILLE.-M A. ]. Coop
err, eighty-five one Of best known
women of Madison county, dies at
home of her son, j. b. Cooper, at
New Hope.
Observation-Disclosures Sassanof,
artist, who became famous by paint
ing his way out of federal prison at
Atlanta, is commissioned by Big
Brothers Bible class here to paint
heroic sized picture of Christ for
kilby prison.
ANNISTON-Mrs Lillian c. Alter
hold, widow Of late T. NJ. Aterhold,
dies at her home here.
TARRANT CITY.-Alabama BY
Products corporation announces
they will build another unit to their
by-products plant here, costing ap-
proXimately $1,000 600.
ALBANY.-E. NJ. Tuttle, we'll.
known truck farmer, tells champion
fish story. He says for some time
small fish have been pumped out of
deep we'll on his farm, and that re-
Gently his pump became SO badly
cholled up with fish he was forced
to remove it and take the fish out.