JITNEY DRIVER HURT
Tiro Car. In Hml Collision On War
rlor Road
DORA, Ala., Sept. 11.— (Special.)—
D J. Moore. Dora jitney driver, ivaa
the victim of an accident that came j
very nearly being fatal. He was com- i
iny toward Birmingham on the War
rior road when his car was ran into |
at Partridge cross road. Mr. Moore's
IvlALLUn T I nIAL btl
Fa ecu Jury At Aurinhinfa On First
Dtgrfft Murder
ANDALUSIA, Sept. 11.—(Special.)—*
Circuit court began its third week
Monday when the trial of Levi Mal
loy was taken up. Malloy is charged
w|th first degree murder in connec
tion with the killing of Otis Ken
drick near Friendship church in the
summer of 1922.
CITY SCHOOLS OPEN.
The Andalusia city schools opened
Monday morning with an enrollment
that is most gratifying to all con
cerned. The opening exercises, as
the custom here, were made the oc
casion of a real community meeting
and the big auditorium at the gram
mar school building was taxed to its
capacity to accommodate the pupils
and patrons who were present on
this occasion.
nar was completely wrecked and he
sustained injuries such as three
broken ribs, also a dislocated shoul
der and other bruises about the body.
SCHOOL OPENS
The Dora school opened this morn
ing with a full corps of teachers and
tlm largest attendance in is history.
Last year Prof. Driskill announced
there was an attendance of 745, while
it is expected that It will surpass 80m
this year in attendance. Addresses
were made by Profs. Driskill and.
N. Baker and Rev. T. V. Shoemaker
of the Baptist church.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
Last night the following B. Y. P.
