The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-14
WORK ID BEGIN ON ', M. [. A. HOME lusca!ooSa'S New Building to
 Cost S12,000 cODIFYNG STATE LAWS New Code Will Be an Improvement On the old-Falkner Is Rearrested
 On the Charge of Aiding
 Fusitives to Escape.
CODIFYNG STATE LAWS

Tuscaloosa, April 1S-(Special) )-As a result of a meeting of the board of di- rectors of the Y. M. c. A, the proposed new building of the association will prob aply be commenced at an early date. The plans and specifications submitted by the architects, Hannon & Billie, of Montgom- cry, were finally adopted by the board. The plans call for brick building 7OxeO feet, containing two stories and a base ment. The gymnasium at the rear is to be frame building 50x75 feet. The site or the building has been changed some- what, this being necessary on account Of the condition of the old site The -as- sociation has bought 421a feet from Mir. Norfieet Harris, who owned the property Just east of theNY. M. C. A. lot, and the building will be put approximately further east than at first contemplated. The estimated cost of the building is sl2,OO0, and bids are to be received for it's construction at an early date
 The Kettledrum was most delightfully."- entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Henry B. Foster at her elegant home on 1iCtHSpOlO dNtiut. lne decorations for the occasion were exquisite and in per feet taste, and the affair elaborate and artistic in every particular. The sub Ject for the afternoon was Easter and the following interesting programme was had:
 Song, Mrs. J. A. Anderson. Piano solo, Mrs. C. B. Werner. Reading Mrs. A. S. Van de Graaff. Song, Mrs. w. F. rItts. Reading, Mrs. Marie Hill. Song Mrs. N. Il coll Song Mrs. l.. o. Dawson. Assisting Mrs. Foster were Misses Bettie Hays Jean Me Corvey Mary Emily Fitts Lucille Hes ter, Louise Maxwell and Annie Wallace Hays.
 The following officers of Tuscaloosa Commandery No. 13, Knight Templars, were elected at their annual meeting last night:
 Eminent commander, J. F. Bardford; generalissimo w. Finnell; captain gen. eral, C. N. Maxwell; prelate, w. E. Bing- ham; senior warden, B. F. Nuzum; junior warden, James Kilgore; treasurer W. r. Fitts; recorder, A. F. Prince; standard bearer, J. T. Garner; sword bearer. s. H. Card; warden, D. Finneil; sentinel b. Finnell.
 Mrs. Annie Anton of the Memphis En- tertainment4 buread, has arrived in the city and will train a number of young people for the presentation of the can tata. "The Fairy Queen" This enter tainment will be given for the joint bene- fit of the United Daughters of the Con- federacy and the Civic Improvement so- ciety. Mrs. Anton has already had one or two rehearsals and declares herself delighted with the number of good voices she finds here.
 The man Fsll1ner who was brought in with the two Redd boys a few days ago. and later released, was brought into iail again today on the charge of abetting the murderers of Reddick to escape the of ficers Falkner was held at first on the charge of carrying concealed weapons, but on making bail vas promptly re- leased. Later. however, a warrant was sworn out against him, charging him with having q hand in the escape of Redd and Hill, and an officer brought him back again today.
 A very entertaining little comedy was rendered out at Clark hall last night at the university This was given by the co-eds of the university. the title of the play being, When Greek Meets Greek" Before this was put on number of beau tiful musical selections were rendered. the following rendering the same: Solo, 'itC tiuD SOnB, MISS Mary II. Majors, recitation, Miss Brown; solo, Mrs. J. A. Anderson; song. MT. l.. w. Chap man; violin solo, MT. Valentine; song, Mrs Harry Eddins; song, Gee club quar- tette. The following younr, ladies, all of whom are co-eds took part in the clever presentation of the little play: Miss Rosa Crook. Miss Sadie Allison. Miss Stella Palmer, Miss Lannie Barnes, Miss Maud Rosson, Miss Helen Vickers. Mr. Fur law Stn1pnt tOO< tho of "a man in the case.
 Judge J. J. Mayfield is again busy with codifying the states laws It will be re- membered that the legislature decided to have the commissioner also include the new code and have him codify the laws that have been and will be passed at this sesssion of the legislature. This will be quite a convenience and an improvement of the code of 1896 in this respect as the commissioners work on that code ended with the laws passed prior to the legis- lature at which it was adopted. The laws passed at that time are included in the code, but not codified.
 Miss Reah Friedman and her brother, Jack Friedman, of Chicago are the guests of MT. Victor Friedman and family. James T. Weatherford left last night for New Orleans. where he will spend some time. He will go from there out west, where he will make his home.
 Joe Richards, a painter, had bad fall from his ladder yesteSday while working on the residence of Mir Caples, near the A. G. s. depot. As a result he is considerably bruised up, but not neces- sarily seriously.
 Walter Baker Harris. who is with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad company, and now stationed at the engineers office in Jackson, Tenn, is in the city on a visit to his parents.
 F. R. Clements. formerly of this place and now of Birmingham, is in the city.
 IEEEERSON DAY