The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-25
Camp Breaks Tomorrow.


morning. The Montgomery boys leaving
at 4 In the afternoon, the Birmingham
troop at 5:45 and the Camden men at 910
a. m. The Selma troop will come in about
noon
The following order was issued yester-
day at dress parade:
Camp Beck, Selma, Ala, July 20, 1906
Squadron Order No, y.
Quarters of the first cavalry, Alabama
National Guard, will be inspected by the
inspector general, r. f. Ligon, tomorrow
at 1870 a. m.
20 Sergeant o. V. Wilson of Troop A.
and Private w. l. Hunter of Troop C, are
hereby compllmented for their efficiency
and strict attendance while on guard duty.
Detail for tomorrow: o. j. Spier, Off
Ger of the day, and E. NJ Noble officer
of the guard.
by order of Major Atkins.
"F. L. MILHOUSB. First Lieutenant
and Acting Adjutant
Forney Considering.
John C. Forney, a son of General For
nov congressman from the old Seventh
district, which was merged with Dallas
and called the Fourth district, is visitor
to Selma today.
MT. EOr0eY Is quite Clever llltAs lit IL
a member of the City Council of Birming-
ham, and was, a candidate in the late
primary for Mayor. He was badly de-
feated in his latter aspirations. He is
considering entering the race for Congress
in this district, there being no inhibition
against anybody running in any district
no matter what may be the place of his
residence,
Mr.. Forney met several citizens of Sell
and ~ no fOnnd
any encouragement in his aspirations II
was not evident. Dallas Is strongly behind
w b. Craig, it's home man. and with few
exceptions he will receive the universal
support of Dallas.
Mr.. F'orney, If he becomes a candidate,
will be put in the position of an alien, In
that he has not been a resident of the
district.
No Race Suicide Here.
L. II. Warren of this city has returned
from a visit to the home of his parents
in Bethlehem East Perry county, where
something Of family reunion was re-
Gently held The record of this family is
one not often found
To Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Warren there
have been born fifteen children, one of
whom died Mr.. Warren is 6S years of
age. and his lifes companion is SO. These
fourteen children have had born to them
seyenty-nine grandchildren, and from
among the grandchildren there have been
born eight great grandchildren, making
a family including father and mother of
1903.
This is a record that cannot be ex-
celled without looking for exceptions. The
family Is somewhat scattered, but It is
hoped at an early date to have a reunion
of all the 1903 members and a great time
Is expected.
Baseball for Selma.
Tomorrow is the opening day of baseball
in Selma
1t comes late as compared to the several
leagues of the section, but, nevertheless,
it comes TO a gratifying extent TO the
fans that have thirsted for some of the
national sport
Manager Bailey has announced the fol-
lowing as the lineup for the first game,
subject of course, TO such changes as
may seem desirable or expedient:
Pickett, catcher.
Wilkinson and Session, pitchers.
Kearney first base
Clifton Howard, second base.
Truly Kincey, shortstop.
Ted Kinney, third base.
Paul Jones. left field.
Lem Bailey, center field.
wilkinson, right field.
Manager Bailey states that the team
has had little opportunity for practice,
owing to the delay in getting the field and
diamond clear of grass, but he hopes to