The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20
DlSPENSARY LAW NULL
JUDGE DECIDES AGAINST CITY OF
 UNIONTOWN.
The COntentioD Upheld That Publica- tiOn Regarding the Introduction of the Bill Was Not of
 Sufficient Fullness.
Advertiser Bureau.


 Selma, Nov 19.
 Argument in the Uniontown dispen- sady case was closed before Circuit Judge Partridge at Il o'clock this morning.
 Judge Partridge sustained the con tention of the relator and held that the act is invalid. The case arises out of information filed by F. R. Glass, Jr.. of Uniontown, questioning the fullness of the notice and contending that it should have contained the substance of the bill to be introduced.
 The notice given of the purpose to introduce the Uniontown dispensary bill stated that a bill to establish a dis pensary in the town of Uniontown for the sale of liquors would be introduced in the legislature. The relator con tended that this notice did not state the contended that the use of the word "dispensary" as defined heretofore by tho Supreme Court of itself conveyed notice to the public of the substance of the bill. In case involving the Florence. Ala. dispensary Mitchell vs. Court at the June term, 1902, that court held that the phrase Establishing dispensary" of itself conveyed to the common apprehension the idea of the sale of liquor by the governmental agency and for the government to the
 
 ticularly true when the words were used In legislation.
 The defendant contended that under this construction of the word the notice given of the Uniontown bill came fully up to the requirements of the consti- tuition; that the essence of the act was the dealing in liquor by the municipali- ty of Uniontown and the prohibition of dealing by other persons and every thing else was mere detail.
 The relator contended that the ma chinery provided in the bill for the conduct of the dispensary was likewise of the substance of the bill and this part did not appear in the notice. An appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court. In the meantime. the dispen- sary will continue in operation.
 The Dixie Clubs opening german. given last night in the dining room of the Hotel Albert. was the most bril- liant and most largely attended of any of that popular social clubs affairs.
 The chaperones were: Mrs. A. P. Jcnes. Mrs. c. A. McKinnon. Mrs. A. K. NJ. c. James. Mrs Sedberry. Mrs. M. NJ Boggs. Mrs w. T. Atkins Jr., Mrs. Frank Land, Mrs Jud Brislin. Mrs. L. k McVay, Mrs. Joe Wilkins, Mrs. Geo. Prueden, Mrs. Kate Edmonds, Mrs. Dr. Brunk
 Those participating in the dancing were: Miss Kate Jones and Dr. Jno. Furniss. Miss George Boggs and Mir. G. Bowie Smith, Mss Mary Calhoun and Mir. J. E. Davidson. Miss Rosebud Land and MT. Dan Haynes, Miss Nell Brislin and MT. S. Watt Dudley, Miss Nell McKinnon and MT. W. P. Cook, Miss Anna Mary DuBose and Mir. H. H Jonea. Miss Eloise Smith and Mir. s. J. kyser, Miss Nettie Kyser and Mir. H. A. Keyser, Miss Hattie Jones and MT. " A. Picard, Miss Gertrude Wilkins and MT. E. W. Pettus Jr., Miss Jean Hooker and MT. R. D. Walker, Miss Alexina Hooker and MT. J. w. Craig Miss Carrie Wilkins and Mir. Ben How ard, Miss Permelia Jones and Mir. Dan Mitchell, Miss Carrie Morrissette and MT. R. c. Young, Miss Octavia Lauder dale and MT. B. K. Craig, Miss Reba Walden and MT. H. H. Hudson. Miss Miss Walthall and MT. w P. Welch, Jr.. Miss Annie Welch and Mir. w. B. Haynes, Miss Louise McFadden and MT sam Fowlkes, Miss Hybart and Mir. E. J, Driver, Miss Launders and Mir Tur- ner. Miss Slater and MT. Stewart, Miss Grace Halls and Dr. Dawson Furniss, Miss Hattie Epps and Mir. Jas. Rob hins MT, and Mrs. A. L. Bibb, MT and Mrs J. E. Remedy. Mir. and Mrs. H. s; Daniels MT: and Mrs. F. N. Scott, MT: and Mrs. H. H. Stewart, Jr.. MT. and Mrs. Enos R. Stewart MT. and Mrs. w. R. Shafer. Mir. and Mrs Pratt, MT. and Mrs. Henry Lloyd, MT. and Mrs. IT. H. Callen. Mir and Mrs J. w. Hunter, Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Agee. MT. and Mrs j. S. Perkins MT. and Mrs B. C. Fowlkes, MT. and Mrs. NJ. c. Me- Elwain.
 Among the out-of town guests were: Miss Hattie Epps of Dayton. Ala; Miss Reha Walden of Uniontown. Ala; Miss Louise McFadden of Greensboro, Ala. Miss Grace Halls of Montgomery, Ala Miss Kayser of Richmond, Ala Miss Carrie Morrissette of Newberne. Ala. Miss Walthall of Texas. Miss Annie Welch of Uniontown. Ala; Miss Hybart of Mobile, Ala; MT. L. O. Davidson of Cniontown, Ala; MT. J. H. Stewart of Marion, Ala; MT. V. A. Picard of New York. Dr. Dawson Furniss of New York, and MT. Hybart of Mobile, Ala. The next dance on tapis is the kyer- l man to be given by the Crescent Club at Tho Hotel Albert on the evening of November 18th. The Crescent Clubs dancers are always anticipated with pleasure. as the club Is noted for it's elaborate hospitality. A number of 1 out tof-town guests will be in attend ance.
 Among the most charming and real pleasure giving social affairs of the past week has been the house party given by the Misses Pitts at their spa cious home on Broadstreet. in honor