The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-11
BNDEAVORERS HELD
 SEVERAL MEETINGS
UNIFORM SUBJECT AND TEXT WERE AL go FOR SPECIAL MEETINGS WHI~ WERE CON- QUOTED LAST NIGHT.

Many of the local Christian Endeavor societies held uniform meetings last night at the various Presbyterian churches in the city and district.
 The meetings were well attended at the churches and much interest was mani- fested The subject adopted was What is Practical Christianity" and the text was from James 2:14-16 The following is list of the churches where the meet ings were held and the leaders:
 Second Presbyterian church, corner Tenth. avenue and Twelfth street. Mrs. M. E. White, leading.
 Third Presbyterian church, corner Ave- nue G and Twenty-second street; M. L.. McAlister. leading.
 Cumberland Presbyterian church, cor ner Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street; Cecil King, leading
 Westminster church, corner Tenth ave- nue and North Twenty-fourth street; J. H. Mentone leading.
 Vine Street Presbyterian church, West End; Miss Margaret Walker, leading.
 First Presbyterian church, corner Fourth avenue and Twenty-first street.
 Woodlawn Presbyterian church, Six tieth street, Woodlawn.
 Cumberland church, Ensley.
 First Presbyterian church, Patt City. appointment of the state campaign com mittee; at Springville on October 2S an at Certreville on October 29
 "The objection to Captain Hobson's con duct does not grow out of his failure to vote, because his vote in the general elec- ton was not essential; but Captain Hob- son sought and obtained the nomination as an elector for Alabama, and he owed the duty to his party to qualify him. self to cast a legal vote in the electoral college. His excuse that he intended to register at the eleventh hour, shows that he was not faithful and diligent in the discharge of the duty he owed his party. after neglecting so many opportunities to perform it.
 Charges of Fraud Refuted.
 ''Mr Musgrove made the following declaration in his interview:
 
 will be elected from the Sixth district. The tactics employed by the opposition in the last campaign cannot and shall not be repeated. The people of the dis trict will go from their knees to the bal lot box, and if need be from the ballot box to the battlefield, before they will stand for the repetition of what l charge took place in the last election. Colonel Bankhead's friends know precisely what I mean when I make that statement
 "Now," said MT. Moore, 'as one of Colonel Bankhead's friends, I state that I do not know what MT. Musgrove means by the above statement, and I have been unable to find any one else who does know. A reasonable inference from the statement Is an insnuarfon of fraud in the primary. If that Is what he means, the democrats of Walker county demand to know where the fraud was committed, and who committed it. MT. Musgrove owes 1t to himself and to the democratic party to furnish this information. q have never heard Of an intimation of fraud in the last primary until MT. Mus grove made his broad insinuations. MT. Musgrove states that the people of the Sixth district will go from their knees to the ballot box and from the ballot box to the battlefield. If such be the case they will have to get some other than MT. Musgrove as leader, for he has never been conspicuous for his ser vice either on his knees or on the battle field"