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The Calls Ascot Park Track Form Chart

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apprentice allowance

when compared with the brilliant Mar
tint. The bout was full of clever duck
ing and blocking, both proving shifty
boxers.
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San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

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$685.
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EmeryVilIe Entries

The entries and weights for today's
races are as follows:
FIRST RAcE-S1 furlOuss; selling; three
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oeNe.5z rs Is. 1872 2-5. 1926 2-5.
a.. sbew, 1920. Martinnlas. place,
Vofer-Dorset Flower Trained by D.
High price-Populi 5, Martinmas 8.
ersshe6 we'll Sandys efforts at ratin
sf ct head Of stretch. Browns ride
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R4 p s 6
g.
BisnL rhinestone start Won hrs three driving
to thensev hered we'll
With would
523 SECOND RcEEe half fuO; selling; mde' frds and
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t the post / minute. OF at 4:20. Time
1-3 show. Revolt, 6-5 place: l-2 show
ner ch. m. By Kingston- Merry Dance.
tine Lucrece, Hirtle. Start good. Won
came on the outside on the stretch turn
Was easily the best Ravnlt ran wall
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At the post minutes OF at 1:50 Time-:24, a
Chata 7-10 place; 7-20 show. Ambitious, ITO
Trained by c. A. Ross Scratched-Melar, Salyy
Second driving. Third handly. Bribery pract
on outside on stretch turn, pulled wide entering
best and finished strong. Chata set the pace,
punishment stuck il out for the place. Ambtio
Ayres ran well Piquet ran dull race.
1OA SECOND RACE-Five furlongs; purse; thre
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
REV. JONES BREACHES.
University Glee Club Gives Concert al
Greenville.

Greenville, March 25.-(Special. 1.-The
Rev. T. H. Jones, agent for the Metho-
dist orphanage at Summerheld, preached
yesterday morning at the Methodist
church.
There will be no services next Sunday
at the Baptist church. as the pastor. DR..
w NJ. Blackwelder, will attend the fifth
Sunday meeting at one of the churches
in the lower part of the county.
DIR. H T. Walden was with his church
at Haynevile yesterday, when Bishop C..
NJ. Beekwith was also present and
preached.
The University Glee club gave a coneer.
Saturday evening at the opera house and
were heard with much pleasure. Sam r.
Hobbs was the hit of the evening and at
every song was repeatedly recalled. All
the boys showed careful training, and the
work of the club is a credit to the dl-
rector. Mr.. Garner.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d. Metcalf Will spend
n week or more with their parents Mr.
and Mrs A. w. Metcalf, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. I. Dunkln.
Mrs. p. +. Turner of Brewton is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. l.. F. Barrett.
G.. X. ArmeS of Birmingham spent yes
terday with relatives
Mrs. c. w. Sheppard of IIonoravile
Is the guest of DIR. and Mrs. ]. l.. Bryan.
Miss Mary Parker win leave tomorrow
for Washington to spend the month of
April with friends.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
LIBRARY COMMITTEE.

The committee to formulate plans for
permanent Free Library association,
which was appointed by the members Of
the mass meeting held on the morning
of February % at the Hotel Hillman,
with the instructions to report 10 the
committee creating it, held an important
meeting at the Commercial club rooms
yesterday afternoon.
A number of influential men were pres
ent, by invitation of the committee, to as
slst in formulating a practical plan. Many
helpful suggestions were made. DR.. j. II.
Phillips and DR.. A. j. Dickinson both sub
mitted feasible plans which will be of
great value to the committee in making its
report, which they will do at an carly
date. The committee is to report to the
adjourned mass meeting, which will be
called again upon the completion of the
work of the committee.
The idea of a free public library has
met with such enthusiastic endorsement
and approval that the securing of one at
an early date seems to be not only n pos
sibility but a very likely probability.
The committee formed to act on the
above is composed of the best and most
enthusiastic workers for the general good
of the people of the city. and the decision
that they will render will be of very
conservative nature. Mn. James Wealth
erly is president and Mrs. j. A. Rountree
secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
REYNOIDS-TAYLOR,

The announcement of the engagement
of Miss Mary Taylor, of Demopolis, and
Mr.. Hi ghes Reynolds, of Rome, Ga, is
of interest to people all through Ala
bf ia. where Miss Taylor is known and
admired. She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Taylor of Demopolis and
is one Of the most popular and attract
i've girls in society
Mr. Reynolds is cashier of the Citizens
Bank OF Rome, Ca, and is an energetic
ari progressive young business man.
Miss Taylor will be pleasantly remem-
oered in Birmingham. having visited here
as the guest of Miss Alice Graham, she is
not only q beautiful woman but possesses
a rare mind, she has had splendid edu-
cationai advantages and is a thoroughly
attractive woman.
Their marriage will take place in July.
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Queer Spring Hats.

''There is only one way in which the
new hats may be described" says that
final authority on fashions, Harpers
Bazaar, land that is queer!' Every one
is complaining of them, and everyone is
trying her best to find one, even though
she does not like it. which will be pass
ably becoming, The attraction of the
queer is however. always sure to win
certain number. You see, the hair is worn
so heavily massed about the head this
season, There are so many puffs and
curls in addition to the ordinary head
that the new hats to be really becoming,
must be fitted to the head of each individ-
ual, and even be shaped for each one.
Almost all the milliners this season have
10 be prepared TO make the hat itself for
each client"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
COLUMBUS HAS A
GREAT REVIVAL
MORE THAN FIVE HUNDRED CON-
VERSIONS ARE RECORDED IN
EIGHT DAYS UNDER PREACHING
OF REV. GEORGE C. GATES.

Columbus Miss. March 25.-tSpeeial)-
AS the outcome of the first week of the
Rev George c. Gates revival services,
which were begun just seven days ago at
the First Methodist church here, Colum
bus has never gone through such day OF
prayer and religious services as were
witnessed yesterday.
At the services Saturday night the Rev
MIR. Gates stated that everything that
could possibly be done to make yesterday
a memorable day in religious circles
would be attempted and the programme
for the day was successful and COM
plete. The programme was arranged b.
Mr. Gates and the result of it's carrying
out clearly shows that this great evan
gelist is the master of the work in which
lie is laooring so faithfully and earn
estly.
All the Sunday schools in the city
opened as usual at $50 and each pastor
dispensed with the regular lesson and de-
voted the entire time to what Mr.. Gates
calls "a soul saving service for children.
The interest was keen.
At II o'clock all the different churches
in the city convened and nearly all the
four hundred people who have professed
Christianity to Mr.. Gates during the
week previous joined the church of their
choice at the end of the regular services.
over three hundred additions were made
to the church membership rolls. record
that is seldom made in any one place, and
such record as was never even thought
could possibly be attained here. The
services continued az the churches until
nearly o'clock in the afternoon.
The Rev. Mr. Gates went to the Tndua-
trial Institute and College yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock and was accom-
panied by quite Il number of the young
women of the city who have been con-
verted during the past week. He asked
these young women to be with him to
assist in the work of teaching the young
women of the college the cause of the
Lord. Never has there been held such
service in the college.
The services We're in session from f.
until O'Clock in the afternoon Many of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

The Up-To-Date Bridge club will meet
this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. K.
NJ. jenkins, at her home, 2l35 Highland
avenue.
The Ladies of the East Lake Presby-
terrain church will give an Easter egg
hunt Friday afternoon. March 30, in the
grove on Eighty-second street and Walk
er avenue
Mrs. NJ. r. Royester is the guest Of Miss
Maggie Miller at her home in Tusca
loosa.
Governor b. b. Conner, who has spent
the past few days in the city, has re-
turned to Montgomery.
DR. w. w. NcT,-in~e who has spent the
past few days in the city as the guest OF
Col and Mrs. j. " Smith, has returned
home.
A musicale will be given next Thursday
night in the Woodlawn Central school
for the benefit of the Boys Industrial
school at East Lake. The concert will be
in charge of Mrs. tiara Moss, assisted by
her pupils and also by several vocalists,
Miss Annie Lou Wood, Mrs. John Ken
nedy. Miss Buckshaw and Others.
A rehearsal for the Easter sacred con-
cert will be held tomorrow night at
o'clock in Miss Rowley's studio.
An Easter egg hunt will be given Fri
day at o'clock in the yard of the Cum
berland church manse, at which candy
and other refreshments will be for sale.
The first post-lenten affair will be Mrs.
Harold Sanson's luncheon at the Hillman
hotel on Monday, April l. There will be
about fifty guests.
Mrs. S. T. Williams is the guest of
Mrs. d. 7. Merriwether. at her home
on Virginia avenue, in Montgomery.
Mrs. Morris Loveman is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Herzberg, at their
home in Gadsden.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Hooper will be at
home after April with DR.. and Mrs.
j. d. Dabney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Bragg will be
at home with Mrs. w. A. Battle at $780,
Tenth avenue. south. after the LIST OF
April.
There viii be full rehearsal of the
chorus to sing In the benefit concert OF
the District Nurses association Wednes-
day night at o'clock at the studio of
Miss Dr'-r w. RowleN.
The Ladies Aid society of ST. Mary 5
church will have shirt waist sale on
wednesday. April s. at the parish hall.
Any one wishing shirt waists OF special
design can get them by notifying Mrs.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
SHORTER LINE FROM
GREAT LAKES TO GULF
President Robinson of M, J. & X. c.
Confirms Rumor His Road Will
Connect With r. |. and Frisco.

Norfolk. Va, March ga special to
the Ledger-Despatch from Bristol, Tenn,
says:
Bird NJ. Robinson, president of the Mo-
bile, Jackson and Kansas City railroad,
was in the city today and confirms the
rumor that his railroad would build 4
trunk line from New Orleans and connect
with the Frisco and Rock Island forming
new and much shorter trunk line from
the great lakes to the gulf. The new
railroad will be a feeder of large freight
traffic to the Rock island and the Frisco
to gulf points.
The Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City
will build from its present southern
terminus at Mobile to New Orleans and
from Middleton or Joppa, ILL.,, to Padueah,
Ky.
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the students We're so deeply touched by
the words of the evangelist and the word
pictures he painted them were so telling
III their effect upon their minds. until
they broke down and wept when he asked
Tor them TO kneel and confess their sins
over one hundred girls came to the front,
shook hands with Mr. Gates and ali
prayed long and sincerely for the cause.
Yesterday afternoon al o'clock-hardlY
time for those who had been at one of
the morning services to get dinner at
nome and return to church-a special ser
vice for the men was held at the First
Methodist church. This was not one of
the regular men only" services which
most of the evangelists deliver on Sunday
afternoons but it was a cool. impasson-
ate review of Mr. Gates work and a
general lecture upon the cause of Christ
ianty and the duties of men in their
homes, in business and towards God.
The main auditorium was fun of men
while the gallery was filled with ladies'.
Over l20o people were in the auditorium.
The talk was along the usual lines as
generally given by the speaker and about
fifty men Went forward when the call
was given for those who wished TO give
themselves to the cause of Christ The
meeting lasted about two hours and
half
The attendance at the services last night
was enormous. Long before O'CLOCK
the church was full from top TO bottom
and side to side and still the people
poured in. The first song was sung be-
fore o'clock and the meeting lasted until
10 o'clock. Over forty new converts were
added to the list of those who have sur
rendered during the week.
This makes a total of about 800 who
nave been converted during this revival
or during the past eight days of services.
This morning, as was the case last week.
many of the stores We're closed from 10
TO ] o'clock and the church was full OF
another eager throng.
The date the meeting will be brought to
close has not vet been announced.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
VANDERBILT GLEE CLUB.

Birmingham is to have another treat in
the line Of university glee clubs on the
9Th of April The Glee Club of the Van
derbilt University will be heard at the
High school auditorium and there are u
number of unusual voices among the
members as the vast number of students
gives the director a splendid opportunity
to ge- together great many splendid
voices.
The Glee Club came to Birmingham the
past year and left behind them very
charming Impression The social features
l. connection with their visit to Bir-
mngham are being arranged by the men
here who have attended the Vanderbilt.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
S ANGERFEST.

The southern district of the National
Association of German Singing Societies
DECIDED at the last meeting held in Br-
mngham to hold this years festival in
Birmingham on the 23rd of September,
lasting three days
The members of the singing societies OF
eighteen southern cities and their friends
as also a large number of visitors VIII
come to this city at that time.
The officers of the headquarters OF the
southern district of German singers,
which is in Birmingham. are Emil Les
ser. pi esdent; Il. Peterman, viee-presi-
dent and A Diez. secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
INDIANS BATTLE
WITH SOLDIERS
Two and Three Respective Death List
of Conflict-Pursued Yaquis
Expected to Return.

San Antonio, Tex. March ga special
from Guaymas. Mex, says:
In IL fight between a band of Taqui In
dams and soldiers and rurales in the
hills of the Barrigona district. north of
this place yesterday two Indians were
killed and several Indians and three sol
diers We're wounded. In their flight the
Yaquis left in their camp two little boys
about years of age. They were taken
by the soldiers.
The soldiers under command of Colonel
Nillareal. are reported to be in pursuit
of the fleeing Indians who. it is thought,
are awaiting reinforcements and an en-
eagement is expected.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
SOCIETY.
BY ANNIE PERRY REID.
Bell Telephone 1897.
THE BOYS IN GREY
ARE GROWING OLD.


The author of the following lines was
former Mobilian. Miss Bette Thompson,
daughter of the late Maj. J. NJ. Thomp-
son, who spent the last years of very
useful life in our city. Mrs. BroWnlee
represented the Sumter chapter from Liv-
ingston, Ala, at the u. ID. c. convention
last May and was so inspired by the ad-
dress of welcome delivered by an honored
veteran-with slvery locks and tremu-
lous voice-that these verses We're the re-
suit. Their friends in Alabama Will be
sorry to learn Rev. Mr.. J. L. Brownlee
has accepted call to Albany, Ga, where
with his interesting family, he will shortly
move.
THE BOYS IN GREY ARE GROWING
dimes suggested at the l. d. C. conven-
ton in Union Springs. Ala, last May
BY Mrs J. l. Brownlee0
The Boys in Grey are growing old,
And their locks are silvered now,
But. the courage born in patriots heart
Still stimulates their brow;
Their battle flags are battered and torn
And each their story tell
OF the valiant braves who fought to save
The "storm-eradled nation that fell.
The BOYS in Grey are growing old,
But their hearts are just as true
To the Stars and Bars' and the nation
flag
As when fell llfes summer dew.
Their step is slower as the days so by
And they reyel in the past.
When Lee and Jackson led the march
To sounds of drum and bugle's blast
The Boys in Grey are growing old,
LIES sun is in the west;
No more the forming front of war
VIII shake their loyal breast.
As~the shadows lengthen out,
And their frame wastes by disease,
May they find sweet peace in heaven
And rest meath the shade of the trees.
Livingston. Ala
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
"liTTlE JIM" ATTRACTION
AT MARVEL THEATRE

Dida Will appear at the Marvel thea
ter this week in the beautiful poem
illusion OF Poor Little Jim,' staged by
four living actors made to appear and
disappear at command, with all the beau
tiful effects. including the wind storm.
The climax shows the death of poor little
JIM A guaranteed 30 cent attraction for
cents. After witnessing this illusion you
will never forget Poor Little Jim" $50
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ORGAN RECITAL.

DIR. Bradley, organist of st. Mary SON
tne-Hiehlands, Birmingham. will give a
recital Monday evening at the First Pres
byteriar church. says the Gadsden Even
ing Journal. lie is a graduate of the
Royal Academy of Music of London, and
a finished performer of note.
In tho recital DR.. Bradley will be as
sisted by Arthur Chairsell and other local
museiers. The event promises to be
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Crawford Johnston up TO win a short
time previous TO the sale.
Miss Elizabeth Shelley left yesterday to
join her brother, Lieut. James E. Shelley
who is with the Eleventh cavalry at
Pinar del Rio, Cuba
Temple Emanuel chapter of the Hill
man hospital will meet tomorrow after
noon a $50 o'clock with Mrs. Morris Ad-
Ter, at her residence, 21F Highland ave-
nue.
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treat for Gadsden music lovers. Follow
ing in the programme:
l. Introduction md Allesro-Bache.
:. AEGante-Batiste.
8 Festal March-Calkin.
4. Andantino-L
,. Adjia O'ronta Sonata)-Diffleld.
8. Grand Observation-Disclosures.
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Try the Burgerbeau Wurz-
burg at the Florence bar.

Imported special drinks at
the Sub Way.
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RAVEN:

flakes of white 1t
10
Co eCeek,M in
the ldren andgr wn o
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Elijah's Mamma

Easily enostde of any flake food known
family The double the
ty of any ordinary 10cent
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
FRurrvvALE nEAL ESTATE.

MODERN Broom cottage; lot 33x13o; High st.
$1,000; $500 down, balance $25 monthly; on
Leona Heights car line.
S1250-Lot 50x123; small shack on back;
well and pump; High ST., near ST. Charlesi
$500 down. balance S15 monthly.
New modern 4-room bungalow lot SoxlOo'
1890: within walking distance OF Melrose sta
tion; 500 down, 500 monthly
Other cottages and lots for sale. Call or ad-
dress WIN. H. BERTSCH, builder and owner,
High St. above st. Charles. Fruityale.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
district. BERRY. METzLER & PHILLIP,
TO LEASE
STORES TO LET AND LEASE.
Large store, 5S IT., brick building. 'front.'
ing Market ST., between Taylor and Jones.
running through with entrance on Golden
Gate ave. Apply at Golden Gate Cloak and
SUIT House, Market st., near Jones.
OFFICES TO RENT AND LEASE
"a nice large Offices, new brick building. on
Market st. with entrance on Golden
Gate ave.; Offices to lease singly or as
whole. Apply at Golden Gate Cloak and
Suit House, Market ST., near Jones.
FOR rent-New house newly and completely fur
nished; rooms, BATH laundry and large
basement; 574 9th ave-: good car service.
MASON & ALVERSON.
Tel. West eo9s. 1881 sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18

WANTED-To lease for warehouse nnrnoseS
$1,000 TO 10000 square feet of ground space
owners 70 erect I-story building either brick
or reinforced concrete. or 2-story building
II such should be required: plain substantial
structure viii answer; must have railroad IA
eiiities and as near TO the business center as
tion paid TO replies except they contain the
following Information: Exact location: the
duration OF lease: the rent per month for l.
story building and the rent per month for p
story building; TO whether or not the spur
track TO the premises is already installed OF
can be procured. Box 49, Calf office
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
sALADA BEACH REAL ESTATE

SALADA BEACH. s miles south OF Cliff House:
first town Ocean Shore r. r.: 20 minutes
ride; low fares: macadamized streets, water,
sewers. sidewalks shade trees: etc. guaran-
teed in contracts; lots $3.50 and up: small
monthly payments. Take bus at Colma Sun
days and Thursdays at IL a. Arrange for
free transportation with OCEAN SHORE
LAND CO. Countryman building Van Ness
ave- and Ellis ST
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18

EDWARD M. LONG.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
aS2 Liberty St. near 2oth and Dolores
Phone Market To
Building lots specially.
lots. $50 upward easy terms
Send FOR maps and particulars
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18

LOTS in Elmhurst. j block from the railroad
-<tation: only 30 lots left: 200 already sold;
1925 each; s. a month. OSCAR HEYMAN &
BROTHER. $3.50 Pine st.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
PERSONALS

INFORMATION Is wanted by her relatives as
to the place of residence or address Of KATIE
RANK who left Doniphan County. Kansas.
about Z years ago. or information as to
whether she be living or dead. Address RYAN
RYAN, attorneys. Troy. Kansas. tor NOW
LIN & FASSETT. attorneys. 925 Golden Gate
ave-. San Francisco. Cal
WANTED-For Del Monte Hotel. hairdresser
and manicurist Inquire S. ]. GATES. 1917
Broderick st.
wANTED-To adopt baby girl: full surrender;
good home Box GOO. Call, 1851 Fillmore ct.
BILLY DOYLE. please write Oregon Round
Lumber Company.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18

se5OO-Three modern fats; years old; 5. 8
and rooms: park district: this is q bargain.
II you are looking for house from TO 10
rooms. $1,000 10 $4,000. please you.
SS650-HeTe are up-tO-date fats; year old:
good location: near park; concrete foundation
and large LOT: a snap.
SS250-Artisticaliy built house; corner; 50x1o1; I;
a-foot drive for auto; lot worth $1,000; blocks
10 park protected from winds and fog; on car
line: large rooms and in attic; large log
CRATE: electric lights and gas; all comforts Of
home al this low price: one-balf cash required.
141O HATGHT ST.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
SAN RAFAEL REAL EsTATE
IMPROVED PROPERTY WANTED

TOO much land: will sell one acre. San Rafael
for $500. TILEMAN. 1014 7th ave Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18

81 T50-An attractive home near Telegraph
ave-: nicely finished in redwood in first
class condition; a very pretty place lot
37:6x100 feet, with room for driveway.
Qs13)
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18

Ss5. 50O-NE. corner. 30xiIo: depth Of lot front
fng south; this fne-planned 3-story building
contains modern sunny fats: pays an income
n S2640 2 year; rents very low: could easily
10 raised: best renting section. near Van Ness
and Green St: S10.0 mortgage can remain ST
6 per cent: owner in Europe and wants to SELL
Apply 24l5 Fillmore ST.