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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-29
The Orphans Home.
send MY MONEY TO ME IN HEAVEN.

little boy who died recently in Lynchburg had
been saving up his money to buy bicycle His
Father was keeping his money for him and when he
walked one day, he said Tell Father send nv money
to me i'll Heaven" The Father decided to give it to
the Presbyterian Orphans Home at Lynchburg for
the purchase of hospital cot.
little plate attached to ue cot will bear Lne name
OF David Scott Evans, and many little sick child
will hear the story of the little boy who sent his
ey to heaven by way of the Orphans Home
a little friend of pavd's says that in his dreams
he has David more than in heaven and that
he is always riding a bicycle. We know that a
soul in glory needs wheel to bear it its way to
do the Masters WILL and believe that David gets
more pleasure out of the little cot in the Home than
he would have gotten out of wheel if he had lived
How else shall we interpret the word of the Lord
L he walls of the Shelton Memorial Cottage are
The walls of the Shelton Memorial Cottage at the
Presbyterian Orphans Home, Lynchburg are nearly
near completion. A full basement has been added to
the plan Through the Kindness of Mr.. w. H. Free
man of Norfolk, the home has secured 4S school
desks at a very reasonable price.
This will be great delight to the children who have
been using desks of their construction. Our
boys take deep interest in the house and help the
workmen in every way they can.
The laundry that the boys have been praying for
has begun to materiaize Mr. Sewer the Laundry
man of Bristol, Tenn. has given extractor one
that he has outgrown. 1t needs repairs and the
Maxwell Automobile and Machine shop, Roanoke has
agreed to put it in repair free of charge. Will not
some other progressive laundryman give, or sell us
at small price, washer and mangle that he has
outgrown?
We need also money for the engine and boiler
G. w. Maxwell, Lynchburg Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-29
Story Corner
a RHYME OF PURE REASON.

a RHYME OF PURE REASON.
a Christian science Proselyte
Alone upon a mountain height
Was ponderng upon the vain
Belief in nonresident Pain,
How nervous Dread of any kind
Was an Illusion of the Mind,
When coming down the mountain side
a dreadful Lion he espied
The Proselyte said, mercy met
And quickly Scuttled up a Tree
Next morning at the rise of sun
There came an Unconverted One
Who the Proselyte at bay
And drove the hungry beast away
The Cynic said, ''Aha! ! see
Your Claim has got you up Tree"
Your Judgement said the Poselyte.
Arises from Imperfect Sight
"A Lion to soul refined
Is Illusion of the Mind"
eff that's the Case" the Cynic said.
why show these human signs of Dread?
why pass the night, secure from harm
In yonder Elevated Palm?"
Friend" said the Saint, eff you but knew,
This Tree is an Illusion. too.
when in Jungle, far from Home
Where purely Mental Lions roam.
ut puts one more at Ease to be
Up some Imaginary Tree"
How great is Mind!" the Stranger cried.
And went his way quite Eddy-fed.
Life.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-29

Wahah, Bath county, 1888.
Staunton, Augusta county, 17SO-S3.
Blue Spring, Allegheny (?) county, 1884
Windy Cove, Bath county, 1884.
Charles Town, Jefferson county, W. Va. 1885
limestone, Mecklenburg GU county, before 1888.
Crab Orchard, Highland county before 1888
Fauquier, Fauquier county, before 1888.
Fork OF Pamunkey, Hanover county, before 1888.
Head of Smiths River, Patrick county before
1888.
Jackson's River Bath county, before 1888
Roanoke, Roanoke (?) county, before 1888
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-29
Sherman, Texas.

me student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Mis-
,ons has published the addresses of the Nashville
convention, 1906 under the title of "Students and
."e Modern Missionary Crusade" A book of thrill.
"g interest to all lovers of Foreign Missions The
extended table of contents would be tempting to orr
eauers The volume can be secured from our Com
httee of Publication.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-29
Ministers Corner.
EARLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES AND
SETTLEMENTS IN VIRGINIA

From 'The ScotchIr ish' by Charles A Hanna
VOL H. G. p. Putnam's Sons; 1902
Lynnhaven and Elizabeth Greek Norfolk and Prin
cess Anne countless before 1853.
Onancock, Accomac county, l6S3-'S4.
Opequon, Frederick county, 1886
Augusta (Stone Church, Augusta county 11,7-S
Cedar Creek Berkeley County, W. Va 1873
linking Spring Augusta county, 1878.
Cub Creek, Charlotte county, 1888.
Rockfish Gap, Nelson county, l73S-4O
Iuscarora, Berkeley county, w. Va l73S-4O
Bullskin, Jefferson county, W. Va about l742
Back Creek Berkeley county, w. Va l73S-43
Old Fork, Hanover county, l743
Pole Green, Hanover county, l743
Davies Lower Church in Hanover county (po
munkey?) 1743
Mountain Plain Nelson county, before l745
Forks OF James, Halls Meeting House or lew
Monmouth (now Lexington), Rockbridge county.
1746
Calf Pasture, Rocky Spring, Augusta county
l746. '
New providence, Rockbridge county, I746
North Mountain, Augusta county l746
Timber Ridge, Rockbridge county, l746
Elk Branch, Jefferson county, W. Va before l747
railing Waters, Berkeley county W. Va yefore
l747.
Briery Prince Edward county, l74S
Davies Church, Henrico county, l74S
railing Spring, Rockbridge county l74S
Needwood, Caroline county l74S
Owens Creek, Louisa county l74S
Providence, Louisa county l74S
St. Peters, New Kent county, l74S
Woodson's, Goochland county, l74S
Low PASTURE (Wndy Cove?) Bath county Iz4o-52
browns Meeting House, Augusta county l753
Woods Gap, Abemarle county I745-55
Wyllis's Creek and Mountain Cumberland county
1885. '
Little Falin River, Campbells county. 1z5s
Amelia, Amelia county, before 1856.
Cooks Creek, Rockingham county, 1856
Lunenburg, Lunenburg county, Izs6
feaked Mountain, Rockingham county I750
Petersburg Dinwidde county 1856
Byrd, Goochland county, 1858
Tuscarora, Berkeley county, l755-5S
Buck Island, Buckingham { y county l75S
buffalo, Prince Edward county 1859
Walkers, Prince Edward county 1859
Messy Creek, Augusta county, 1879
Downings, northumberland county 1862
FOREST WaddelPs third church, Lancaster or
northumberland county, 1862
Gordons OF Upper Meeting House. Lancaster conn
ty, 1852. ~
Deep Creek, Powhatan county I7G3
Harriss Creek, Amherst ~ county 1763
Dee Ess I'd. s., Albemarle county, I76G
Peaks of Otter, Bedford county, 1906
Plsgah Cpossibly Rice's second church in 1866,
Bedford county, before 1888
Dan, Halifax county, 176S
Mayo, Halifax county I76S
Sandy Creek, Halifax county l76s
Love or Rich Cove, A1bemarle county 1863
Unveils Creek, Rockingham county, I76y
North Garden, Albemarle county 1860
Iygarts Valley, Randolph county V, H.
Bull Pasture, Higmand or Bath county. before
177l. "''o'e
Hot Creek Campbell county before I771
SINKING spring (Abingdon), Washington county.
about llI. ''
Alexandria, Alexandria county, .Y0ut IlA
Shepherdstown, Jefferson county w Va before
I775. '"' Oe'o''
Oxford Rockbridge county l775
High Bridge, Rockbridge county. l775
Concord, Appomattox county, before 1777
Spreading Spring, Washington (?) county. 177s
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
LABOR DAY TRIPS ON TIE WATER.

The tron steamboat TOlchester viii run 10 Oyster
hag 70 the naval parade to-morrow. The boat
VII leave the Battery landing at si5: Bridge
eock Brooklyn. SIS: South 5th street. at s:l6.
aae the foot OF East 18th street at 70 q n The
sale of tickets viii be limited.
The steamer Mary PoOeH win make afternoon
zig 70 ives, Point on Labor Day leaving from
o-sbryssss street at l:t5 touching q; l2d street
snc iZ9ih street ano arriving West Point Al
20 Time VIII be given TO zee cadets In camp.
psobe buildings. etc Return may be made on the
sssmer Ransdeli or b. way OF the West Shors
" New York Central railroads
fGr those desiring 20 spend la Dor DaE on q trim
:. th4 Hudson the steamer Hendrick Hudson
the Day Line. with . capacity OF 200 peoul-
WI l4aVe Desbross-s STREET 81 6 20 a m Rest 4 A
s.ls-ef q and West t2ath = 3 % n III.
teu-f n, c.r,sv, - = 80 ths SS ~ Nt, Z
foaoul tbs Esv yrrk o. IienSrtek 91ttssehy attsehy wiz
esaqrA secton doa5 frcn cstSkiu M I'M ~ e. e. =
eorskr "NN-o' NNN- "N'" -''N - tA4aoinks
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
NEW HOTEL IN THIRTEENTH AVENUE.
Vld liant, in Which Richard Croker Was
Interested, To Be Remodelled.

F4ara have been filed for making over into a hotel
Ce tV'-s'ory building "a Thirteenth avenue. Just
sol'A y 2sth street. which is the abandoned plant
q RE Philadelphia Compressed Alr Motor Power
SoInIely, OF which tha late General Coils = as
ae-c I'D IN which Richard Croker was an investor
when Le wss the leader Of Tammany in ISsS The
plEni used 20 the cars OF the 2sth anc 9th
street crosstown line Uut Il did not fuIhl expecta.
aons. and he company back 20 horses
The building mas q frontage Of 50 feet and deptb
q ~ feet The ground noor will be remodeilsd
.or resraurart sno cafe for railroad passenRers
Sas improvements sre 20 be made for Charles
Secknann. owner. and 10 cost SIS OG sc-
eo-oing 70 ire estimate OF + A GerSer, the erchi
tect ~
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

deliv.:y IN TIE late winter and early spring These
inQuiI.es are confined 70 fancy styles The prices
offerec are well Ip 10 those offered for Erots TINS
production is sun vel below the normal owing 70
the slOrtsge Of help and tre wea ther Quota rinrC
follows: p Inch 64x5rs So cents: p i,rb
al@6es. - cents; p inch, S4X4s 8 3-Ie cents. Z
inch 66x5ss - cents: SSl. i-ca C,xsTs =. Cote
g inch. 6SX72s. s.. cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
the PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
By TsisFrspb TO Tn. Tr1bun,.l

10y Telegraph 10 Tho Trfbun..1
fah faireS. NEss Sept l---Thers has hsep ort,, =.
small Isr,orn, OF trneinR IN IN. prtn, ,o,S -
eufhEI t'e ~rek The demand rae been mod d-r.,.
~ o. tDi cloths, buyers have heon willing m ,sv
erE' prices only for spots end nearby deIiv.,i..
ne tcss the basic OF ~ for r.s,,i,,.
sne III. os.t. To- standard vide Rooo, 49,
MY pave heen able 20 DO the mills h.r. =,
W IN Iasnd In contracts ahead huvers h.p- A..e
ssai H. otctions IRON
'ret 'rHts arm ~ pro.a4 ~,
.~Nt Is - rna - a shout n o. p, %,
Z eIi is in.t alton inued zoo 4 i,,,i. =
f~sa uSuiry d1rtns tbs v..h fsr ,a,ss. a.,
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

A PROFESSIONAL gentlemen wishes large
room With board. ir reEns5 and quiet
house. o. WeS. S.ds. between 10Th and I0.d
SIS: describe mnoda-i,1s and state
terms which must nor be extra ~ giant "A
dress PERMANENT C0L % Tribune Of
zee
A YOUNG COLLEGE WOMAN desires
board and -oGm ia small - e.t htar-.ug
foIss or private family. Within easy lea 81
90 ,t. ave arc .l-. o.. rcr-t trHNrs eN-
change go e-e - f- FEE[STO%
Murray I'LL Hotel. Eev YORK Cl,y.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
BOARD AND RoOAA

s!nsle Insertions cents per line SIX
teen words. seven times consscutiveIy. g
ehieE sntitl-s sovertiaeTs to have rooms
entered IN Tbs T-iouns's Directory Of
Desirable Rooms fo= "a period OF fourteen
days. Write FOR circular
Full information concerning tns--
rooms may be had. free OF charge. at
the Uptown Once OF The New-York
Tribune. 1864 Broadway. between 3tth
i-FURSIsREl, ROOMS. With p-lva;.
bathroom, bot and cold water. steam heat,
elevator and ho;eI service. cars to al. parts
&C ne city, cannot he eQGsllsd for the
mcnev. THE ROLAND. faTk ave. and
wANTED.-By young man. high school
teacher. sunny. furnishod heated room
nrt board. private family Prsse'red, b.
tween 1881 snd IAN sJs.. MorrirEsde and
Riverside Address n. < =, Tribune Up
town OGsS. 1854 Broadway.
'RoCKHURsr INN" spGyten Du7vtl-or-
Hudeoh High modern, thirty minutes
cut, " ter. summer. Misses LESLEY.
154 EAST sOTI ST. near Lexington ave-
Newly furnished room' e1eslIsnt tab-o;
German Docking.
6sTH ST. 81 wEsT.-Maison Plot; French
table dhote dinner. C.S0; desirable ia-gs
and small rooms.
72D ST.. 100 WEST between L" and
subway express sJattcRs) .-Beauttful sec
orc fooT rooms. private baths: superior
table; references given and required
MADISON AVE. 432. corner 49th st.-Par-
Tor hooT with bay and southern exposure
physician or private parties, also second
and fourth floor rooms: reference.
9th ST. 8l3 wDsT large and
small rooms. with board; perTna nent
parties reference exchanged.
49TB ST. EAST.-Hardsoms large
rooms, private os:h. with board. refer
snces
90 RIVERSIDE DRIVE. north corner sUth
Gt.-Beagtiiu! rooms. With excellent board
and service references
A-ELEGA\TLY furnished apartment
private bath. 81 % daily tnclu5.1z meals
tr.o. S25 ueeEiy. one. SIS. Van RENE
SELAER. l. East llth e..
ATTRACTIVE SUITES. single rooms with
and without bvaro. all locations. doctors
Offices. g. -. LELAND q CO.. 2 west
$50 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
HELP WANTED.


guaranteed. machinery bought ana ex-
enanEcd- IEt. L EDDY. 80 Aatis-n -
HELP WANTED.
ABRAHAM . sA1.Sus, nnIs BROOKLYN.
IEQ-iNE a NoMBER or NEAT.
BEIGhT BOYS. ABODI - YEARS Or
AGln FOR tAhloCS FO'Iito.sS
tn hHOCGHOCT IHElh SrDhES FNt.-
SEEMING E&CELLEET OFPURTL NJ
TBS Fur ADs A&CEAlE$T. APPLY TO
: tPEIISTENDL.si l.. DEyAEIBikNT vF
WrArrI>-. BAsEME-'T.
A LARGE commercial organization. with
several milton dollars capital stocS. &C.
s'Tes the services u a thoroughly competent
stO-S salesman frr outside wcrN, ieiel c1ccs
must accompany explorations. which VII -e
Exchange Pia-e. New York City.
BOY.-AmJ.tlogs 5oy FOR once WORK.
wholesale house. good chG0cs FOR sd
van--Ueut. Address, own handwriting. IL.
J, Box IL. Tribune once.
FOREMAN. gardener or carstak-r on gen
t!e-ua1s place, American middle age.
strictly soDer. understands Ca. nIIHs. Gar-
oeniog. toIscs. eces. poultry. eJc.; refer
snces- Address GARDENER Boz -
Monticello. y. Y.
OFFICE BOYS. by isrEs manufacturing
company. STATE ast. experience, refer
J., p. o. BoX 23i New ok city.
SALESMAN wanted TO place j.volry do
p1Ttments with general trade IN New
fo-z, niGl comm isslUas. with SltO monthly
saVanoe permanent position for carabie
salesman jeValIy experience unnecessary.
JESS y SMITH co, Detroit. Mica
-------------
WANTED.--NaE who understands 6evei-
Ing, gliding sad coIor!nE edges of calds;
S'SJiy s..g495 Hsn' al E11d wages.
I BRIDGES MFG Co. Rochester. y Y
WANTED Gardener. married. as s1yer.n-
terient Of country place Cf 81 acres. Gaif
IN flowers. lawns. etc. bat no glass cals In
farm, must know al about flowers. etc
ana pe eoi7 i' l3n7le men and distribute
"otE, must board two men. references as
. 20 c1aral ter and sllEfy u.4 be pels.rzily
I investigated Address, stating wage ex-
/ ps-tea. RIDGELY. TIyo,i-on- n-Eudson. y. Y.
Female
. ABRAHAM b STEAJS. Brooklyn, want q
.. n.i...et o. or-sht giris 70 act as pa[eel
. N.1lfc4 h.P!y 20 o1p-FintenisnI De-
/ par;u e"t q W.apPias. basement
: ABRAHAM s. SIEAJs BrooSlyr. caa
place sa.esvCnen with previous eTpeTi-
4 era iH ta'i- shoe, r.srun. velvet ul-
/ trimmed millinery. notion and m-s..n IL
1a-resss1 e-t.er ~ maj. oE 4 person 10 tas
. Superintendent
. FREE TUITION given sirI In Pri-a:s scaool
. IT, -uus C-..-s
F
LADY SEWERS % MAKE - salelds e.,
home. Sio 90, 100. can make TWO an ECur;
UcrN seUt p-ela.i tI reliable women. send
. req.r r1r" r- ~ ~fE i.t-r.ns liJr 20 I'M
& NEH~hL REMEDY CO. Desk q. walnut
. s.. Philadelphia. Penn
, LADIES. 20 make sanitary belts material
all ---. --aly t0 sew 81 =" .er -1zs1.
. pG:f.rvl-. q stamped e0re-0.s LEMON 90
D Dept LOO. chicago
. Ab' 81 -IlSL1'.-$T& and s-1sc-. ytlgls frr
/ TIE Tribune received a. Their CyLJN 2
Cf.-e. ~ Ia.i E-.4Iwav. aerveel tG-l
en- 3'fh SIS u-f.. O'Clock = o.. Acvs--
rs s.-.. c.- re- q. cL az tl. Glowing brsu-n
ONES NJ .fr-i2r Cfire rates until O clnvS
g. .i.l ..-.- - ~tu ave. 8. coy 20 e.. .
ly5 9th ."-. .,-. l-t1 s.. - Ea-- lfrI - a.
20 Ws-- So So. ----H cen .rl and ~. avs .
[ 2f3 Vest 18Th - i3tS 81 ave. bs-veeu
& t"-H r.. ssL. Sis. L 81. 90 a.. UrzT rl.f
81. los lst ave. T. :. s3-l So. 49, Esst
t l-Jti e.. i5j fremont ave. 80 81 ave
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

IS WDONOUGH ST.-sscont floor. a!covs
sui.e. near Fulton ave - station. lrst
class ard. 3 minutes 10 NaahatDn
Al, EHTIsUNENTS and subscriptions for
T.s tribune .p.glyei al their Uytoa n
CE-e. No. l3si roadway. between S6ts
auL 37tl SIS. uUtll q. CIu-k 3 ~. Aver
tssaieutS re-ei eu al the following D. aICh
offices a. regular o.ncs rates unit. 5 q. cloe-.
D ~, viz. - Sfh ave. = COZ -s1 g.. .
I53 6th ave. -or l2tb 81 % East i--l a. /;
% N.s' "a 81. gcr w~"n sta and s. ayss .
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
BARNkR} SCHoOL FoR GIsLs

CCLLEGE PREPARATORY al West isSth ST.
h!EIeTsarten. Primary and Grammar Isl Convent
ilTH YEAR BEGINS SEPT. 2sTH CATALOG
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

ADVERTISEME ENTS and subscriptions for
TIE Tribune received st their Uptown
orror No 1854 Hroadway. le,w-en IAth
snd JTth ats until Q o'clock n Advsr-
ti., nsnts rsc.ivsd 81 the following branch
offic.s at regular o:flcs rates until o clock
n m vtx PA sth ave. :. a. oOr. 2ad al .
fb3 9TH ave. cur i2th ct ~ last f4th st /;
psi West t2d St oetNrrn Ith and ga avs
?Ts west i25tb St 1888 Sd ave-. between
I6th ara TIth SITS; l"[" ~ ave. near tel
Lssss ss lE1 Tr-Ineai ave- 60 ~ syN
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
MACHINERY.

GAS ard GASOLINE ENGINES. ! 20 90
n. p. pumping suJlJs Tor city O. coun-
try; marine Ea-al-Ge engines, second hsEd
and new saAIn-s. al maSss. NIcI2GS
BROS. 100 Liberty 81.
Al EEBJCEi FRi, -. 800 s-COnI hand
wood AMI iron AlEE machines. fSily
guaranteed. machinery bought anu
changed. EED. Z EDDY. Sgs Matis-n -.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
DE LanCey School for Girls,

Soi West 0sth ST. Cor. West End Ave.
fFormerly 4 W. S5th and Pos 99th StsN
, -5th yea begins oct Ist individual in,tructiou-
5.epeteS Lor all colleges No home study girls
DER u separate DePartTnoI.: for small boys
Book Application
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
Instruction.
Hamilton institute for Girls

WEST siSI STREET. Manhattan So n
- COLLEGE, PREP ARAT1C$-ART CLASSES
sfEClAI STUDENTS received In SENIOR CLASSES
New Year begins Oct 4th. Ilustrd- CataIoE
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

USFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
,sp eT.. 30 EAST tcpposi,s Madison eausrs
Park Two TromS With bathroom con-
Meeting references
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
KRAUS SEMINARY FOR KNOERGAR1NERs

FROEBEL METHODS
li6 Central ParL West, corner Of 18th Street
OfiCe Hours, and after Sept nth 10 % u a n
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
Malls

ATTEN DANT. companion 10 A. Invalid;
-AIct -ule 81 e---z sd EeutisnIa1ly. AZ
c-E.uuac u -Tas 81. Nsw forS rs1sre1c-s
GRAHAM - Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

A MARRIED. LADY. cuItVrs social oos,tion
~ having . well appointed home thu cit, ~ Nv
YOTk would Undertake The othsr;y direct III.
- girls OF good family terms oouulsn
sufas Stth the sdsaDtaEss AnUToso References IN n.
entirs;y GAtisfAstoy Address c r.. BOZ go Tribune
OTIca
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
trKNlsnEp ROOMS 10 LKI.

SIagl> Insertions > cents per Iue. sixteen
~ 4r.-. seven t..uss CunsyCy lively. 81. which
entities alvctS.sc. 90 have -O1u.s tutrTel In
The 4Ii5-uss DIRECTORY 0f Desirable Rooms
s1r a period Cf fourteen days. Write fof
circular
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

LEl,-CUJ H-Jsl az wifc, n.an al
butter. Nlss 90 coJk, r-sls S-pJsrller .
hrs. ass .eter-n-s TJENER 653 East
I4..-E
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

k!nsle Insertions cents per line. SIX
teen words. seven times consscutiveIy g
ehtcE entities edveTttaeTs TO have rooms
entered IN Tbs T-iounss Directory Of
Desirable Rooms fo- IA period OF fourteen
days Wc!te Tor circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
billiard AND POOL TABLES.

NAHtTFaCTURERR ~ billiard and poot
tables. high Irsds bowling alley build
.rs ioVest prIcOs MARK BROS. ~
ynton Square
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
Tilt UA,>tCAi SCaOM TOR Girls.

!aI,s Feb IS; . July l Trave' casses Full course
otp..ra certificate admits College Gymnasium.
Hone raI social Hso.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-21
STATE AERIES.
President Fountain Calls Meeting for
June 10.

Admission. May 19.-tSpeciaD. - State
President Jerry Fountain has called a
meeting of the state acrie of Eagles with
the Admission aerie. June 1914. There
are about twenty lodges in the state, and
these will send representatives 10 the
meeting along with those already elected.
Committees on entertainment will soon be
named. and the local Eagles are looking
forward to the meeting of the state aerie
with much anticipation. Worthy Presl-
dent Fountain was expected to visit the
local aerie last evening. The present Off
GERS of the state aerie are as follows:
State president. Jerry Fountain, Besse-
mer: state vice president Borto Johnson,
Montgomery state chaplain, X. r. Simp-
son. Jr. Florence. state secretary, r. Il.
Clarke. Mobile state treasurer, c. w.
Broxton Birmingham; state conductor,
y. f.. Webb Pratt City; state inside
guard DIR. Paul d. Vann. Admission: state
outside guard, Doc Mayfield. Gadsden;
trustees. A. W. Green Birmingham; j.
w. Smith, Montgomery; Alex Handy.
Bessemer
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-21
CRIME BREAKS OUT
WHEN COURT CLOSES
There Was not an Acquita During
Recent Term of Marengo Court
at Linden.

Linden, May 90-(SpeciaD 1t is a
noticeable fact and one commented upon
considerably that for some time past as
soon as circuit court adjourns IN Mo-
rengo county. crime commences to run
rife, Court adjourned Thursday, and two
shooting scrapes and one murder was
reported at Myrtlewood. Friday at ~
O'Clock, the negro boy, about II years
old, who carries the mail between Sweet
water and Linden, assaulted another
negro boy, about the same age, at the
stables of Dumas Bros, within stones
throw of the court house. with a knife,
and cut him so that his recovery is doubt
full 1t was just about time, for the
mail to leave on its return trip and
the mail rider ran into the postoffce,
got his mail pouch and was ne before
many people knew of the difficulty.
A fact generally commented upon is
that there was not an acquittal in the
circuit court during the entire criminal
week. Solicitor Gray seems to study his
cases well. and unless. he is sure he can
sustain it, does not advise bill to
the, grand jury.
b. II. Mccoy moved his family here
this week from Tampa, Fla. Mr.. Nc
Coy and family lived in Birmingham up
to few years ago, and own valuable
property there-The Bank and Dude sa-
looms, and other real estate. They pur-
chased the beautiful home of Mr.. c. b.
Cleveland last fall but did not move
here until the warm weather set in
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-21
Commencement Exercises.

Florence, May l9.-tSpeciaD.-A pro-
gramme of unusual interest has been an
nounced for the State Normal college
commencement by President NJ. c. VIII
son. On Friday. May %, there will be
a dramatic performance by the Browning
and Dixie clubs The annual debate of
the Lafayette and Dialectical societies
will be held on Saturday, May 26. On
Sunday May q, the commencement ser
mon will he preached In the college chap
el by the Rev. r. NJ. Galloway of ITALIA
dega. On Monday there will be joint
anniversary of the literary societies On
Tuesday essays and orations by members
of the graduating class, and on Wednes-
day the address to the graduating class
will be delivered by Bishop Thomas r..
Gailor of Tennessee. The alumni ban
Duet on "Wednesday evening. May 30.
will terminate the commencement cxer-
cises