The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-16
HOOK AND LADDER
 WAGON 4 CERTAINTY
Valuable Addition to Pratt City
 Fire Department
MANY PEOPLE SUBSCRIBE
New Vehicle Will Cost $soo-Heflin Lecture Great Success-"Sonny Jims" Make a Hit-other
 News Items.

Pratt City, March 15.-(SpeciaL)-Th Pratt City fire department Is to be equip ped with a new hook and ladder wagon. Some time ago tie citizens started this movement and the wagon is to cost $500. Of this amount $165.5O has already been subscribed by the people of this city The fire department, it understood, has agreed to contribute $2O0 on the wagon out of the amount realized by the firemen at the bazaar held fin February. The city coun- eil mas agreed to pay the balance which will come to something over s2OO.
 Those who subscribed to the fund are:
 Jefferson Valley lodge I. o. o. r.. s10; A. J. Gullahorn, 8; E. J. Hudnall. S5; Enoch lodge, $5; Stowers Furniture com pany, $5; Paul Fontille, S5; Black Creek Tribe Red Men, s5; Woodmen of the World, $5; James Schools, S5. Union Hose company, s5; Pratt City Hose company, s5; Florida lodge. No. 45O, S5 P NJ. Me Neil, s2.50; J. B. stagg, S2.50; Pat Felton, Jr. $2.50; Vann Brothers, $3; R. F. Love- lady, $2.50; Harris Lovelady & Co.,, s25O; Mrs. L. Fields, s2; Tom Tobert, g; T. A. Lar ayette, g; T. T. Thaxton, $1.50; w. c. Muir s1.50; Sam Foley, $1, W. F. Lyons. s1; B. F. McPherson, $1 E. R. Fountain, s1; Robert Buby. $l; Will Pickering, S1: L. B. Wiggins, $1; R. E. Terry, $1; P. J. Carter, s1; J. w. Green. $1; J. E. Woods, S1; J. F. seay, $1; G. w. Brown. $1; G. w. Donaldson. s1; c. R. Atlxine, $1; J. J. Nicholas s1; E. R. Dick erson. $1; J. II. Chilean, s1; B. Jeullan, s1; NJ I. Prigot, ST. A. Godille, $1; J. E. Weaver. S1; w. F. Ranger. s1; ". D. Young $1; E. w. Young, S1; c. l.. La Cren $1; J. R. Strickland, $1; A. H [. Daniel, $1 F. M. Jeffries, s1; A. J. Odom, S; L. k. Brsn. s1; J. B. Zuber, S; Thomas Green, $1; W. R. Lee Sl; W. D. Washington, $1; H. w. Culpepper, $l; R. Hooper, $1; F. E. Wiggins $l; Yam Thomas, s1: J. A. Kirk, s1; Sam Bice, Sl {; Henry Donaldson, $l; J. B. Bowie, N Nelms & Phillips, S1; Joe Hoskins, $; Dave Brown, $l; George J. D. Haby, S; L. NJ. Lacy. $1; Charles De Lacee. I; James Toy, $1; Lewis Bosewell. $l; Henry Mcdaniel, $1; Arthur James, $1
 "The Sunny Jims.' the local theatrical company, presented "The Intelligence Off, flee" a pleasing comedy written by Dan Allen, to a large audience at Foley s opera house tonight
 The cast Is composed of twenty-two people The troup has been rehearsing for three months and showed excellent training and talent. One of the features of the programme that was thoroughly enjoyed, was song by little Miss Sarah Clark and Carl Quarry, Under the Polar | Star"
 The programme was as follows
 End Men-Dan Allen, Mat Walker George J. Tragesser, Kike Lewis.
 Song-"Dreami1 1g on the Ohio"-Charles J. Herbert Pull shed by Loty x Brill.
 Song-"Theres Nobody Just Like You" Ed Donaldson, IT, Published by Sol Bloom
 Song-"Down Where the suwanee River Flows'-charles Harper. Published by Harry Van Tizer.
 Song-"Show the White of Yo' Eye George Tragesser. Published by Shapiro, Remick & Co
 Song-'T Aint Got No Time'-Mat Walker. Published by Leo Feist.
 Song-"Tesse" George Tragesser. Pub lished by M Whitmark & Sons.
 Song-"Pretty Little Dina Jones' Dan Allen. Published by Harry Van Til- ger.
 Duet-"Under the Polar star'-sarah Clark and Carl Quarry. Published by Shapiro, Remick & Co.
 One-half of the proceeds of tonight's 1 performance went to the Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist church.
 Japanese Entertainment. l A. Icyda Japanese preacher, assisted by Mrs. Icyda and Miss Icyda, will give "A Trip Through the Orient" at the First Methodist church tonight. The lec- ture will be illustrated by moving pie lures and stereopticon pictures.
 Police Court Items. | In the police court this morning Will | Little was arragned before Mayor Hud- nall, charged with assault and was fined $15. Hillard Hart, charged with assault. was fined s20.