The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-19
SidewoIk Penciiings
For separatien of Knees.

For Separation of Races.
 tried to get a member of the re- I the passage of a law more rigidly en- forcing such q rule, so far as l know. trains, l asked him to offer law making it misdemeanor for mixing l or the races on trains, said rail- road man"
 You have no idea how often rail- way conductors have trouble in this south have sections set apart for negroes. but there Is no law for en- forcing such rule far. as l know
 Not long ago, I recall, was mak- ing-a run of about hundred miles into Montgomery, as conductor on pasSen- ger train. woman boarded the train tn Sh aose5 Ro1f Her shs ssn sat tsoug trifle swarthy, was probably as bright l as great many pure Caucasians. It | puzzled me. l thought she was Of African extraction, from her bearing, 1 but 1t occurred to me that 1 might | be mistaken and. if I should make such q mistake. In the event she were white, in very embarrassing and awkward position. Therefore she remained In 1 the first class car until We reached a little station, about forty miles TUT. l ther on. She then alighted and what was my surprise to see her fall into 1 the arms of d large black man, whom } she called her husband Now. if we. had such a law as propose. nothing like this could happen unless the violator was willing to take she risk of being prosecuted | Montgomerian Now Judge. Judge John c. Granting, formerly or 1 Montgomery, but now Judge of the City Court of Miami, Fla, spent yes l teD1ay in Montgomery. He was on his way to his boyhood home of Green l vile, after visiting New Yorx Judge Granting was accompanied by his uncle Tndu Ira several years in Montgomery. where he has number of friends he moved to Miami, where he began the practice of the law and where he was most successful. In the last election he de- teated for the city judgship a popular citizen of Miami who had held the office for several years
 Judge Gramling in only 2s years or age. and has practiced law but lew years.
 Mir. Berriman G. Betty who for some months past has been a member of the reportorial staff of The Advertiser, lert last evening for Slaunton. Va, where he goes to take up work as athieuee the Staunton Military Academy, one of the leading educational institutions of its kind in that section Of the couh- try. MT. Betty has been resident or | made a large number of friends In the city during that time.
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 A telegram received last-night con- veyed the information that Hugo Noa will reach Montgomery at o'clock | this morning from El Paso, Texas, ac- companied by his son, Lee Noa. whose foot was severed on July 12 In rall- road accident in New Mexico.
 MT. Noa remained in hospital TOT several weeks and only recently had sufficiently recovered to withstand the long journey to his home.
 
 Word has been received that Mir. O. V. Wilson and MT w. c. Wilson, who left Montgomery a week ago for Los W. c. Wilson's health had arrived safely at their destination, together with their mother, who accompanied well when he left Montgomery, stood the trip nicely
 MT. Berto H. Johnson. accompanied by his wife and son. returned to oFnt- gomery early yesterday morning from a trip of about fifteen days They visited Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va, New York and other points in the east
 Mir M. B. Houghton and MT W; E! Pierce have returned from trip to Buffalo Lithia Springs points in tha: vicinity
 M F L. woodruff. district supertn- tendent of the Southern Bell Telephone Company, has returned to the city, after spending several weeks in New York and Virginia.
 Judge J. C. Anderson. of the Alabama Supreme Court, has returned home after an absence from the city of six weeks which he spent in the mountains or North Carolina. =
 Mir. I. S. Pinckard is in Montgomery again, after spending several weeks at waynesville N; C.
 MT. c. w steagall, who spent vaca- ton in New York and surrounding re- sorts returned to Montgomery early yesterday morning.
 MT. J. B. Carlton. of Andaiusis' s is his wife and child.
 MT. J. w. Cunningham, of Birming- ham. is registered at Hotel summers
 MT. D. ChappeIl. of Union Springs was in Montgomery last night.
 Hon. John B. Knox, of Anniston, is registered at the Exchange.
 pr. J. B. Kelly, of Anniston, was in the city last night.
 Rev. J. S. sturdivant of Huntsville, is in the city.
 MT. H. P. Sims, of Talladega' is in Montgomery.
 Mir. E. P. Roberts, of Birmingham is in the city.