Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-18

professional men and women, Of Ala
bama. charter steamer and will go
from New Orleans to Cuba, Deem
ber3 Object of trip is to strength
en- business relations between Ala
bama and Cuba.
sANNfsTON.-Masons plan to build
!. temple here to cost $4,000.
~ MONTGOMERY public
x service commission grants permit to
= .Alabama Power company to con-
sstruct power line from Hapgood to
decatur, with distribution system at
leighton, Town Creek, Hillsboro,
Trinity, Cherokee and CORTLAND.
EUTAW. = Eighty-ninth annual
meeting of synod of Alabama meets
at Presbyterian church here.
SELMA.-Rev. Gordon Ezell, of
Marshallville, Ca, accepts call to
Central Baptist church here.
.ss..--ss.NORTHPORT.-Thomas B. Coop
!. ..er, So, prominent citizen, dies at
= Nome here.
- ia YETTE.-F'ir of unknown ori-
gsa destroys barn of Fayette Motor
company, causing loss of 900.
NTGOMERY-After handling
$50, 900 pounds of hairy vetch seed
for farmers in so counties, Alabama
Farm Bureau Federation ends this
activity for season.
y SKEGEE.-Dixie Motor COM
pany establishes new notorious line
from Columbus, Ca, to Montgomery,
passing through here.
9sMONTGOM = Reports from
I every county say game is more plen-
tiful than ever before, according to
: ]. T. Quinn, state game and fish COM
missioner.
CORDOVA-Cordova new $685.
900 school building will be dedicated
October 24-25, and big celebration
will be held.
PRATTVILLE-P Mason
ic lodge is erecting temple costing
$4,000.
- HUNTSVILLE.-T are still
plenty of home grown watermelons
on Huntsville market, selling as low
as 25 cents each.
-, s. HUNTSVILLE. Impeachment
! proceedings probably will be insti-
9 tuted against Mayor Fraser L. Ad-
|. ANS by city council, owing to his
4. REFUSAL to sign surety bonds of city
I Officials who are Objectionable TO
shim.
1 /. NJ. TALLADEGA-E Thompson,
charged with assault with intent to
murder, is released under 500 bond.
Charges grew out of shooting of
Lawrence Curd, near Lincoln.
UNIONTOWN.-Jim Gordon, ne
Z gro, produces seven bales of cotton
and 80 bushels of corn on II acres Of
land near here.
= GEORGIANA-M, G. Goodwin,
III, one of best known citizens of
this place, dies after months illness.
MONROEVILLE.- farm
bureau orders carload of pyrotol
from federal government, to be used
in blowing out stumps.
BAY MINETTE. = Cotrell and
Greer dipping watts, privately owned,
are destroyed by dynamite by un-
known parties.
TUSCALOOSA-H G. Hale, SO,
dies at local hospital after several
weeks illness.
DORA.-Fire, which originates in
old negro Masonic hall, destroys
eight residences and two others are
dynamited to stop spread of flames.
Scarcity of water handicaps fire con-
troll.
MOBILE.-Case of sale of Beau.
mont attiesburg branch of Gulf,
Mobile and Northern railroad to Bon
HON f11io
company, will be reopened by inter
state commission, as result of failure
of Mississippi Central and new own
ers to reach agreement over track
age rights over line.
ALBANY.-Mrs. Sara Jennings,
well-known Albany woman, is dead,
after short illness.
GADSDEN.-Cit here raise
100000 and purchase old car works
and donate it to Otto Agricola, who
will convert it into large factory.
MONTGOMERY Miller and
. Tom Weir white convicts, escape
!, from kilby prison and all trace of
! them is lost. Miller was serving ten
years sentence for robbery, from
:, Mobile. Weir was up for burglary
FROM t1diHoun county
IS JA&sPER.-Robert l.. Corley, re.
gional director for La Toilette
Wheeler. speaks here to about L.
500 people. He bitterly scores Ala
bama's machine politics. and says
Senator Oscar w. Underwood is Wall
street reactionary.
ROANOKE by county
officials, educational leaders and of
ficials of Randolph County Farm
bureau, party of fifty persons join
In See the County" program and
make 90.mile inspection tour of Ran.
dolph county.
= SELMA-Bids are received for II
miles of road in Perry county be,
tween Barker's mill and Sprott's.
y ANNISTON.-Blood poison. from
having tooth extracted, causes death
OF Mrs. Effie Mondy, Sc.