The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
FULL TICKET IS
 SLATED IN ENSLEY
THE FINAL DAY FOR ANNOUNCE MENTS BRINGS OUT NUMBERS OF cANDIDATEs-ARNoLD WITH. DRAWS FROM RACE.

Ensley, October 1S.-(special.) )--The final day of announcements for candidacy in the coming primary developed full ticket and opposition in the fight for city attorney, street commissioner, city physi- clan and several of the aldermen. Fol lowing is the list of candidates up to 9 p. m. Mayor. F. G. Fonville; chief Of police, C. r. Camp city clerk, C. T. F'uqua treasurer, r. D. Fuller, Jr.; city attorney. W. ". Shortridge; street com missioner l. P. Guy and Tony Macon; ; city physician, pr. F. II. Johnson and Dr. w. II. Wynn. Aldermen; First ward, A. B. suoss and C. E. Lind; Second ward, w. R Stewart and F. M. Slye; Third ward T. |. Keenan and F. J. Lange; Fourth ward, A. F. Defuniak and J. drown; Fifth ward W. II. Zuber and S. N Watson. For executive committee; First ward Thomas Harris and J. Il. McI.ain; second ward, Scotty Morrison and O. R. Berney; Third ward, G. B. Bird, Jr., and C. II. Mandy; Fourth ward, John Byrum and Lee White; Fifth ward, d. (. Hancock and J. H. Lee.
 A. l.. Arnold, the popular city clerk, mas announced that he will not run Tor reelection, stating as his reason that he is offered a position which he prefers to the office he now holds. MT Arnold thanks his many friends for their offers O. support, saying that his action Is not caused by any political trouble, but that he Is heartily in sympathy with hls colleagues on the ticket from which ne withdrew.
 There was Higdon rally tonight in tie city nall which was well attended. A O. Lane. ]. H Miller Prof. nurris,
 CT and other prominent citizens made strong addresses to an en- thusiastic and attentive audience.
 The following statement is given out hv N. R. Stewart in reply to that of the anti-r rimary faction published yesterday
 Those who are in favor Of an early urinary rldicule the statement that l65 of those who have registered will not enter the urinary The registration is merely for the primary and no man would be foolish enough to register and then stay out as they all known what they were doing at the time. The opposition has managed to keep it's contentious before the people through the press and by heart to heart talks with tine voters, and yet these BIO men have registered and Will certainly vote ir the primary.
 "The statement that several names aP- nearing on the books two years ago are not there ths year carries no point with if IS during that time many have moved away ana others have taken their places They are right when they say there will be 600 votes boiled fin February, but there will also be 5oc of that number in the primary. One hundrel is d low estimate of the number who will register ln' the next four days.
 .'rne facts IF the case are that the Leoplo want d primary and have decided ta take city offices out of the hands or the few and to give some one else chance at the pie.'
 The Rev. pr. A. Crawford, the new rector of St. Johns Episcopal church Ensley has entered upon his duties wl,h enthusiastic energy. which is being felt characteristlcally throughout the city. Large congregations have been present at all of the services and Dr Crawford holds his hearers thoroughly attentive by his oratory and forceful manner.
 Services are held at St. Johns church as follows:
 Sundays.
 7:45 a. m.-Holy communion, except first Sunday of month.
 9:3o a. m.-Sunday school, catecnlzing once month by rector.
 Il a. m.-Morning prayer and sermon D. m.-Eyening prayer and sermon
 Holy Baptism, on second Sunday of each month Morning prayer
 Holy Baptism on fourth Sunday of each month. Evening prayer.
 Holy communion, first Sunday of each month at Il a. m.
 Holy communion on Saints Days, a. m Musical service. last Sunday In month at D. m.
 Fridays.
 Fridavs D. military service with address.
 A general welcome is extended to all. to worship with us. Strangers will please leave names and addresses in box in vestibule.