Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-10

berries this season as compared
with 652 carloads last season, bat
/ growers received almost as much
money as for last years produc.
ton.
RED LENVEL.-More than LOG
persons sign contracts for member
ship in egg association organized
here. Quota of county is 1000
hens.
Observation-Disclosures Allen, I'M
der three years sentence and being
.2lai pending appeal to supreme
court, and John Hardin charged
with burglary, escape from Madi-
son county Jail.
BIRMINGHAM. - Only twelve
words were used by Fred Roden-
beck, Sr., who died recently, in dis
posing of his estate. This is my
will; all my possessions to my be
loved wife, Mathilda."s
UNIVERSITY. - Registrations
books for summer school at State
university open. Students from al
parts of state pile in.
MOBILE.-Commercial organiza-
tons will center on one man Tor
representative on advisory board OF
Mississippi-War service, If 1t Is
found impossible to convince au-
thorities of importance of two men
on Warrior branch
MOBILE. - Commencement exer-
cises of Barton academy are held
in Scottish Rite cathedral, and 2S4
graduate.
MONTGOMERY. - Case in which
Shelton Summers, Etowah county
man. was fined $500 for alleged ac-
tiVities in assaulting men who work
eel on job during strike, is affirmed
by court of appeals,
DECATUR.-Beca the word
''prohibited' was written 'prohib-
ed" Alice Bridgeforth, negress, is
granted new trial by court of APP
peals in prohibition case.
AUBURN. - Annual meeting of
Alabama Pharmaceutical associa-
ton holds two days session here.
DR.. r. f. Lovejoy, of Birmingham,
is president.
TUSCALOOSA men sta
toned at University Of Alabama are
instructed to report for duty at
army training camp. Col. Rush S.
Wells is in command of r. o. T. c..
units here.
GADSDEN.-Vast deposits Of
chrome iron ore in Sand Valley, this
county, will be developed, as result
of experiments made by Pittsburg
Steel interests.
DADEVILLE. Philip Kyle,
charged with shooting and serious
ly wounding Raymond Sturgis at
Gadsden, is arrested here.
GADSDEN.-Mrs. n. f. Jones
dies at Jacksonville, Fla, and re-
mains are buried here.
MONTGOMERY.-Mt. Meigs and
Carterhill highways, comprising 43
miles, will be taken over by state
OF Alabama for maintenance. as
soon as county puts them in shape.
UNIONTOWN.-John G. White
starts unique saw mill here. Mill is
operated by 1880 International trac-
tor and has attracted much atten.
ton among mill men.
SELMA.-Bridge across Alabama
river will be closed for 100000 re-
pairs. Use of several government
barges for constructing temporary
pontoon bridge is requested of Wash.
ington officials.
TUSCALOOSA. = City of Tasca-
loosa takes over from state univer-
sity trunk line sewer, which ex.
tends from university to river.
,RORERTSDALE. = Deuel. Power
company will erect 25-horsepower
plant here sesa3 to3a supply power and
Lights ,s,r r.
HACKl.ERURG. = Public school
here will have eleven grades dur
ing 1924-25 season. Teachers will be
selected soon.
Observation-Disclosures agree
to reduced rates on sand and gravel,
to be transported to Tallassee,
where Alabama Power company is
constructing big power dam.
CALERA-S M. Shay, lumber
man, Is seriously injured when he
is struck on head by large pulley
CHEROKEE BLUFF. A. San
ders is in hospital at Birmingham
with broken hip, broken arm and
other injuries, as result of big pine
log rolling down mile-and-half hill
and knocking him down.
BIRMINGHAM. Vanderbilt fur
mace No. 2, of Woodward Iron
company, blows out for indefinite
period, owing to. weak condition Of
iron market. Action of other iron
furnaces in future depends upon
condition of iron market.