Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-02

SHEFFIELD. - Colbert County
3 Medical association will build mod
ern hospital here to serve Sheffield
Florence ard Tuscumba.
= AUBURN. = James L. sibley, o.
Auburn, is appointed assistant di
rector of state child welfare depart
nient.
GREENVILLE. = Harry Lazenby
). 70, who held several county offices
4, dies at Forest Home.
ANNISTON. - While operating
machine at Adelaide Cotton mills, lei
a arm of =. NJ. Chandler is caught II
machine and torn off.
MONTGOMERY. = Turkeys are
cheaper here than they have beer
since World war. Fine gobblers are
bringing only Is cents per pound.
DECATuR.-Will Cole, one of ci2
men who broke Jail here in August
s is captured at Somerville, Tenn.
GADsDEN. = Mrs. Hattie East
40. wife Of c. 4. East, owner OF large
stone quarry at Rock SPRINGS, dies
here.
TUSCALOOSA. - DR.. Joseph L
Boone, of Dallas, Tex, who has beer
called to First Baptist church here
delivers first sermon in Tuscaloosa
BIRMINGHAM cit
liens subscribe over 100000 in few
DAYS, on 100000 drive for commu
nifty chest.
TALLADEGA.-Ra switch
apparently deliberately thrown
causes derailment of Louisville and
Nashville train here. Amanda Gray
negress, is fatally injured, and c. p
Stewart, Gadsden baggage man, is
seriously hurt.
MILL PORT.-Burglars visit post
office, Prater Drug store, and may
gsOr's store, securing $3.50 in cash and
!. goods.
MONTGOMERY.-At request OF
his former comrades, state pardon
.board grants reprieve till January
Z TO Clarence Bailey, hero of World
war, sentenced to hang November
IS, for murder of James Culpepper
SUMMERFIELD. = At historic
: Church here, where DR.. j. A. Mitch
: ell and Bishop j. o. Andrews preach
ed in days of old, monograph is in
stalled to furnish music, as money
is lacking to purchase organ.
4 'lANNISTON.-Eva Clayton, '3S
g,~ ,employe of Southern railway, is per-
81 haps fatally injured when struck by
railroad motor car.
MARION.-Jerry Pearson, promi
enent druggist, dies in hospital at
Selma.
VI FAYETTE.-Rev. j. o. A. Page
"a, well-known Methodist minister,
dies at home Of grandson, William
Hunt, here.
OPELIKA-Floyd L. Walerk, of
n. Macon, Ga, purchases 96 acres of
" land near here from d. Graham,
for $4,000.
MOULTON-Gerald Fowkes, of
:. Smithsonian institution, completes
work of excavating in Indian
mounds on Jake Alexander place
1--naar here, and finds one hundred
~s4skeletons.
9 BIRMINGHAM. = Sparks falling
i on dry leaves on roof of Ratliff
/ -1fa4 girls dopnitory at Howard
(. sScdllege, cause $4,000 fire.
Observation-Disclosures j. Jen-
-kins, 63, a veteran Louisville and
NASHVILLE railroad conductor. is
stricken with apoplexy, while walk
!. ing on street, and dies later.
MONTGOMERY Black, Of
( Birmingham is employed as special
Z assistant attorney general for pros
4 .ecution of impeachment charges
against Paul Cazalas, sheriff of Mo-
bile county.
MONTGOMERY Violet Young,
young woman charged with killing
w. A. Weaver in local hotel, is al
!. lowed $4,000 bond. Judge Leon Nc
+, Cod denies plea for release without
I, bond
Il ALBANY. Westminster Presbyte.
& rian church is being repaired at cost
of 50, 500. Among other things, new
Il lighting system is being installed.
y ALBANY.-CamM Miller IS, dies at
I home in South Albany from pneu-
4 monia.
] DECATUR.-Sev hundred dol
:. lars are. subscribed in Decatur and
Albany for building state home OF
~. knights of Pythias at Montgomery
a.. MONTE OMERY.-North Alabama
sand Southern railroads are asking
Alabama public service commission
for authority to revise their rates.
on lumber from northern Alabama
points.
BIRMINGHAM.-J. c. Perkerson
80, arrested on charge of drunken
ness, dies from poisoned whisky.
ALBANY. fire depart
ment saves village of Austinville
near here. from being destroyed
when several buildings catch fire
from buring forest.
~ Observation-Disclosures pic
iron jumps from SIS to $3.50 per
~ ton
Observation-Disclosures l.. P. Troup
probate judge. discovers Alabama s
most interesting bridegroom He is
sixty-year-old negro. who has beer
married three times, has thirty chill
dren, and applies for another mar
rage license.
OPP.-Contract for 100000 Bap
tists church is let to II. P. Winston
HARTsELLE.-Dr. E. NJ. Beck
weNknown Hartselle citizen, is
found dead in bed of heart trouble
BIRMINGHAM. = Robert Dewey
Edwards, twenty-five, alleged slay
er Of his sweetheart, Miss Imogene
lee, nineteen, will be placed on tria
December l.
BIRMINGH&M.-Mrs. Amy Hall
siXtythree, of Pratt City, is indict
81 by grand jury for alleged shoot
91G and killing OF Paul Gallops
twelve Her bond is $4,000
UNION SPRINGS.-Charle e
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