The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10
THE NEWS OF SELMA
NEGRO HELD FOR swTNDLTNG
 BLACK TEACHERS.
Lssht Firs h Bnsiness District Causes Some Excitement--The Tubercuio- sis Exhibit Leaves Central
 City.
Advertiser Bureau.

City. Advertiser Bureau. Selma. July .. c. c. Garnichee, a negro, was brought to Selma from Marion late last night under arrest. The negro was charged with trafficing in questions of the July examinations for licenses to teach Tn public schools of the state. Garnichee made bond and was releas- ed from the custody of the officers. Garniehee Is said to be one of the four principal and influential negroes who have been selling to pirine school teachers the answers to the questions of the examination. The warrant for the negro was sworn out | Tuesday night by H. J. Willingham Of l the educational department and was placed in the hands of sherin Doherty | to be executed.
 Deputy sheriff M R. Jones left Selma early Tuesday morning for Marion where it was known that Garnichee had gone.
 I Fire Caused Excitement. l A dense volume of black smoke ris- | ing from in the rear of the Uilman | building and the Cawthon building on Alabama street this morning at i0:so o'clock caused considerable excitement An alarm was hurriedly turned in I which the department answered 1 promptly and soon the blaze which was l . dangerous one was extingulshed. A barrel of tar in an aileyway in the rear of the cawthon building which is being constructed on Alabama | street. caught Are. The tar burned fast and caused the great black smoke to rise above the city. pile of lumber close to the fire also caught but upon the arrival of the fire department this was quickly extinguished.
 win go to Memphis The exhibit of the American Tu- | bercuiosis Society which has been at I the Baker School building. corner of washinEton and Dallas streets, for the past month was today shipped to Mem- phis. Tenn, where 1t will be placed on I exhibition.
 During the past few weeks the man. agers of the exhibit have been making some necessary repairs to t and 1t left this city in good condition
 I Union sIaushter House.
 Plans have been drawn and will be submitted at the meeting of the city council next Monday night for the l erection of second union slaughter house In the eastern port of the city. If the plans are submitted to the coun- ell will be adopted the new union | slaughter house will be erected by I as an independent slaughter house. | DeIightful Dance.
 party of young people enjoyed a delightful dance which was rendered 1 in honor of number of visiting ladies tonight at the Riyerview Pavil- lion. Those present were; Miss Edith Meyer with Henry F. schwarz, Miss Rose Hoizman with Melvin Schwarz. Miss Carrie seigie with Sam Kayser. Miss Fine Meckienburgur with Rob- ert Rockmiii. Miss Ella Eagle with AL bert Heineberg, Miss Kate Eagle with Seymour Heineberg. Miss Fannye Gus dorf with Leo Leva. Miss Fioesie Leva with M. E. Rosenbaum, Miss Corine Le- va with J. F. Seigie. Miss Lilly Leva with HaRy Marks, Miss Jeanette Lie- poid with Nose Lilienthal. Miss Nell lie Levy with Jerome Leva, Miss Lilly | Herzfeid with Jerome Levas Miss Frafi- els Herzfeid with Ed Kayser. Miss Aline Wtel with Jack Herzfeld. Miss Sadie ] Schwarz with Nathan Bendusky Miss Helen Schuster with Emile Stahibehi, Mss Addie Elkan with Emile Karpe, Miss Fiorrie Stern with Max Suls- bacher. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Krauss. Sir. and Mrs M J. EIkan, MT. and Mrs. Sam Straus, Mr and Mrs. Bernard Yaretz- ky and MeSsrg. Lee Adler, Emile Set- gie Monroe Heineberg, Ike Weis, pr. Leo Maas and pr. seigle.
 Social and Personal. Mrs. Walter Cook, of Montgomery. passed through Selma today on her way home to visit her parents. Mir. and Mrs. s. H. Moore.
 Mrs. s. A. Brice of Marion Junction. spent today in the city.
 Mlss Carrie seigle who has been here for the past week or so visiting rela- tives will leave tomorrow for her home in Birmingham
 l. Miss Mary Gee has returned to her home In Burnsville after spending day or so here with friends.
 Miss Helen Richards will leave to- morrow for Demopolis to visit friends.
 Mir. R. c. Newman and Mir. Edward Newman of Montgomery. are the guests of Mrs. Albert Meyer.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Miller of Mil iAR Station aFn enandinU today hAra