Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-11

SAMSON. - ErISSt w } III dlIu ooC
Kinsaul, members of Geneva county
high school football team, are both
dead as result Of auto accident near
Hartford.
MONTGOMERY. - Outgo OF state
treasury for fiscal year ending Sep
ten1ber 80, 1924, exceeds income by
over $500, 900, according to state
ment of George w. Ellis, state treas
urer.
MOBILE. - Work on Alabama
$4,000 900 port commences here, and
will be pushed rapidly.
MONTGOMERY - Alabama Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs establishes
state headquarters here in first
White House of Confederacy.
HELM. - Fred Higgins, negro,
is indicted by special grand jury on
charge of attacking 12-yearold white
girl near here.
ANDALUSIA. Due to efforts
of Congressman L. Lister Hill, Anda-
lusia will have new postoffice build
ing. Federal government will adver-
tise for bids December 10.
HUNTSVILLE.-H Knit
ting company will increase capital
stock from S150,O00 to 100000.
SELMA. = Handsome new parish
house, to cost $4,000, which is be-
ing built by st. Pauls Episcopal
church, will be completed Novem-
Der /.
RAGLAND. Plant of National
Cement company, recently destroyed
by fire, will be rebuilt Immediately.
One contract for $4,000 is let and
other contracts will follow soon.
MOBILE. - Alabama Press asso-
citation plans summer camp across
bay from Mobile.
GADSDEN. = Owen Leach, 16,
boy scout, and his assistants, are
in full charge of city government
for one day.
MONTGOMERY. Methodists of
Montgomery organize to oppose
union of southern and northern
branches. Judge w. H. Sanford,
Of Alabama court of appeals, is elect
ed president; c. T. Ruff, vice pres1-
dent; Frank Nunnellee, secretary,
and J. A. Chambless, treasurer.
ATTALLA. - Northeast Alabama
conference of Order OF Eastern Star
is organized. Several grand officers
and members from many Alabama
towns are present.
MONTGOMERY. - According to
Chester e. Johnson, state fire mar
shall, 46 persons, mostly children,
have been burned to death in Ala
bama this year.
TROY. - DR.. j. M Graham, head
of tuberculosis work in Alabama,
speaks before Kiwanis club. He says
there are 1000 cases Of tubercu
losis in Alabama, and that annual
deaths from this disease total 1000.
MOBILE. - Entertainment fea-
lures will receive chief considera-
ton in program of annual reunion
Of Confederate veterans of Alabama,
to be held here October 1928.
BOLIGEE. - Several local citi-
zens organize state bank here, with
$4,000 capital
DOTHAN. - S. &. Hullens, Sec
rotary of Huston county farm bu-
READ, announces that III members
of bureau have already pooled as
COlGOH DIS eAl1I guilty pu-
reau pooled last season.
TUSCALOOSA Pack
ing company purchases half.block Of
ground on Twenty-third avenue, and
will erect modern cold storage
plant, to cost 100000.
ANDALUSIA.-M T. J. Hayes,
president of Andalusia Civic club, is
notified by state federation of wom-
ems clubs that Andalusia has won
first prize as cleanest town in Ala
bama.
GOODWATER.-E session
of Central Baptist association is
held here with large attendance.
Next session will be held at Rock
ford.
SELMA.-National Pecan Growers
association meets here with large
attendance.
CHUNCHULA. - Officers are
called out to dispense armed mob,
who gather about dipping vat and
refuse to comply with tick quaran-
tine law.