The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-03
EXHIBITS WILL BE
 SHIPPED AT ONCE Exhibitors Want Agent to Ac-
 company Display FEDERAL COURT TO MEET Orders Have Been Received at Anns- ton Recruiting Office to Receive
 No More Negroes for Serv-
 ice In the Army.
FEDERAL COURT TO MEET

Anniston, May 2.-(special.)-D. W. Fleming and Judge G. B. Randolph, who have been collecting the exhibits for display of the minerals and manufactures of the Model City at the Jamestown ex- position, report that their work Is we'll under way, and the exhibits about ready for shipment. However Judge Randolph says he has encountered slight hitch in that some of the exhibitors are reluc- tant to send their exhibits to Jamestown unless a man is sent there to see that they are properly arranged for an ad- vantageous display.
 Judge Randolph brought this condition before MT. Wellborn of the Chamber of Commerce, and Mir. Welborn suggested that the state would probably bear the expense of man to display the exhibits, basng his belief probably upon a condi- tional statement made by exCommission- CT Ward when he was in the city.
 Judge Randolph says, though, that he would not act on MT. Wards statement without a guarantee of expenses by the Chamber of Commerce. Rather than lose any of the exhibits or have the exhibits that are sent injudiciously displayed, it is probable that another meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held and arrangements made to eliminate this hitch. The question of having the city's industrial, climatic and educational ad vantages printed and distributed at the point of the Anniston exhibit will also be taken under consideration by the commer- fo1 hxr ta cit
 Pursuant to a call issued at meeting of the District Sunday School associa- tion, a number of superintendants and en- thusiastic Sunday school workers met last night at the home of C. D. Kline, Sixth and Quintard streets. It was de- cided to call district convention, to be held Thursday and Friday, May g and 24, at the First Methodist church. The chair appointed on programme for this meeting Messrs. Lapsley and Russell and Dr. E. C. Anderson. It is earnestly re- uuested that the hearty cooperation of all the Sunday schools will be had
 It is predicted by a federal officer of the United States grand jury, which con venes here next Monday will not be larke. keeping the jurors in session only pbdut three days. Yet, fifty-two cases on the criminal docket and seventeen caJes on the civil docket show that the frkt court of Judge Hundley in Annis- toh will be busy one regardless of the work of the grand jury.
 fudge Hundley will arrive in the city either Sunday or Monday morning, and will probably be accompanied by District Attorney Roulhac and Clerk Charles J. Allison.
 The Mountainboro case, in which Marion ]. Campbell, Lee Lawson, King Lawson and Ingersoll Uptain are charged with threatening the lives of Officers w. w. Battle and B. II. Hill. will be called May 15 and the cases against President Dyke and Cashier Lawley of the Attalla National bank will be called May 13. the civil docket to be taken up on May To. Court will adjourn here on May 20 and reconvene in Birmingham on the 2Tth. v Orders have been received at the local recruiting station to accept no more ne- groes for service in the United States army. This is due to the fact that all negroes are sent to the Philippines now, and there are said to be no vacancies in the colored ranks there, so there are no jobs open to negroes who aspire to be soldiers for Uncle Sam just at present. Furthermore. every negro man who is sent to the Philippines must have had two wears service in the army.
 The latest feature to the arrest of H. c. Bales on a charge of highway robbery and his conviction on the testimony of two negroes of assault, took place yester- day afternoon when the two negroes. Early Pollard and Charles White, were arrested on charges of perjury in the ease. They will be tried before Justice Green Friday morning.