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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-18
Mayor Smith Sarcastic.

Wltl reIereHce 10 lnlS same question or the immediate annexation of the suburbs to Birmingham Mayor Ward has received a reply from Mayor Frank w. Smith of Elyton. The communication abounds with sarcasm
 Mayor Smith, according to his letter, de- sires to know something of Birmingham S financial condition before the thriving town of Elyton takes upon itself the re- sponsibilitiy Of immediately becoming part of the Magic City. In response to the request for a statement of Birming- hams fnancies Mayor Ward has written Mayor Smith that a copy of the annual report, just from the press. will be for warded to him today. He states that in addition to this all department books and contracts of the city of Birmingham are open to the public at all times and any detailed or special information will be cheerfully furnished when desired.
 The last two paragraphs of Mayor Wards reply to Mayor Smith contain quite bit of sting of sarcasm. The Birmingham Mayor says:
 Ut has been supposed heretofore that Elyton was also public corporation, with public records, and not private associa- tion."
 The last paragraph contains a state ment of the mayors trust that the council has not presumed too much in making an effort to find out what it is the city of Birmingham has been asked to become responsible for.
 Mayor Wards Letter.
 Mayor Wards reply to Mayor Smiths letter follows in full:
 May 16, 1908. Hon. Frank w. Smith, Mayor of Elyton, Birmingham, Ala.
 Dear Sir-I have yours of even date and will refer it to Greater Birmingham com mittee of the council.
 In response to your request for state ment of the city's condition, copy of our annual report. just from the press. will be forwarded you Monday
 In addition to this all departments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-18
Vote for I. w. McAdory.

The name of Wm. c. Garrett is the first on the official ballot. Vote for him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-18
Vote for l. w. McAdory.

Vote for J. A. Bilbro for As ociate Judge of Supreme Court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-18
t. T. Shaw & Son. UndertaksrA

Green Undertaking Co., Wallace c. Johns. Manager.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-18

Nobody questions McAdory.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-05
Mr. setrer II 4Iah sprInua.

c. p. Setter. formerly editor OF The
High Springs Hornet, but for the past
two yeara located at Quitman, Ca,
is in High Springs, having been sum.
moned by the death OF his brother,
Mr.. j. q. II. Setter, which occurred
Wednesday
The deceased was well.known
and successful business man Of High
Springs. and one OF the leading eiti.
gems. He came from South Florida
several years ago, settling al High
Springs and engaging In the mercan.
tile business. where he has prospered
Mr.. G. p. Setter seems 10 have been
the. Victim OF much grief within the
past year, having lost his dear little
son. and later his brother His mum.
GUS friends in High Springs and
throughout Alachua county extend
their heartfelt sympathy to him.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-05
Removed 70 @waIl- street.

J. D. Matheson, who has Tor twenty
years conducted his shoe business ON
the north side Of the square. has re-
moved his stock 70 West Union Cor
waill street. where be VIII 10 future
conduct hls business The stand Va.
Gated By Mr. Matheson haG been
leased by outside parties who win
remove 70 this city and open ~ an
exclusive icwciry bualneas sometime
within the nexf mouth. Many altcra.
tlous are Ia be made m the building
and work win commence on this ~
once.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-05
CAUGHT AT MAKING
THE SPURIOUS COIN
Had MOlds for 2s and so Cents, Also
81 Denominations.
GAVE UP AL The com MADE

United States Deputy Marshal Rich.
ard Makes Valuable Haul on coun.
terfeiters Near Morrlston--Was AS.
sisted by Deputy Sheriff Mcdonnell
Deputy United States Marshal Rich.
ard and Deputy Sherif Mcdonnell of
Montbrook, Levy county. have sue.
ceeded in running down another gang
OF counterfeiters, this time II being
white men who reside near Mont.
brook. in Levy county
Marshal Richard was apprised OF
the fact that b. G. Brooks and s. b.
Brooks were making and passing
counterfeit money in that section and
proceeded to Morriston, where he en-.
listed the services of Deputy sheriff
Mcdonnell TO assist him in running
down the violators.
They arrived at the home OF n. q.
Brooks. where they found both he
and his brother at work with pot
Of metal on the fire and liquid in the
molds TO produce more o OF the
spurious coin, and they were prompt,
ly placed under arrest They had 90
and 5O-cent and 81 molds. and ac-
knowledged everything to the officers,
giving up some very clever counter
felt quarters that they had made.
b. @. Brooks, the older OF the
brothers. attempted to assault Marshal
Richard with hot ladel, but was
promptly introduced to "A Colt,
which had a Quieting effect, and the
men we're taken TO Cedar Key TO have
their preliminary before Commission.
er Fred Cubberly.
This was good piece OF work on
the part of the officers in working ur
the case, and they are to be commend.
ed for their shrewd action In the
matter
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-05
ELgNEILL RESIGNS
FROM DEPARTMENT
j. s.v.d City Faithfully For About
Eight Years As Chief.
.,,,nclL posTpoNEs ACTION

u. List of Monthly Bills Paie at
,...,l,, MestIns--chairman Bur
~ Resigns From Street Commit
Other Business Of "city Dads"
ma City Council met in regular
..,hlv session at s p. M Monday
~, with President Stands, Alder
Rroome. Burnett. Cannon, Graves
- clerk Dell in attendance.
r,uutes for July meeting were read
"a mon motion Of Alderman Can
rOn. adopted.
Alderman Burnett moved to trans
a. $500 from the fine and costs fund
4 ,ne special street fund. which was
carried.
The following bills were ordered
,,,d. Gainesville Gas and Electric
pover Co., light fund, $2S6.75; The
sup printing fund. $s.25, $3.50.
rrom vaterworks fund; o. #. Gard
Der $3.50; e. A. strunk, cashier.
,sl7S: The Sun, $2.4O; Lynch & Co..
1850: Alachua County Abstract Co..
q: Gainesville Tie Co. 1857; w. b.
phlfer Co. Sl2; Baird Hardware Co.,
,la45; Ned Williams, So; B. f.
Miller, s176.6O. Fire fund: W. X.
Thomas Co., s1.S5; @. g. and r. p.
Co.. s5.sS; w. S. Dorsey & Co.. $55.05;
HYDE & Co, s2.7O; Baird Hardware
Co, sa75; f. A. o'Neill. $3.50; L. d,
Jernigan, $40; ]. A. Naftzger. sS;
j Z. Meyers, $40. From contingent
fund: Prince e. Gerdene, $3.50; Robt.
Mcclellan, $40; p. Miller, s1.S5; A.
W. Taylor, IS. Cemetery fund, Mrs.
H. H. McCreary, for sexton, s35. Sani-
tary fund B.F Dawkins, $3.50. Fine
and costs fund: b. A. Arrow, $22.90.
Special street fund: H. JsDempsey. 81;
So. Thomas Co., s54af; w. R.Thomas
Co., $3.50; ]. M. Dell, assignee,
sls3.5O; ]. B. Dell, Jr., s25; A. W..
Taylor, 1851; G. S. Merchant & Co,
$3.50; Benson 4 Son. s2.35. License
fund, T. B. Ellis, Sl1.37: J. b. Dell.
$40; B. T Arrow. $50. Rules waived
by motion Of Alderman Cannon and
Attorney Broome's bill Of s75. and
Policeman zetrouer $50. were order.
ed paid.
Alderman Broome moved that ac-
tion on resignation OF Fire Chief
ONelll be postponed; carried.
Alderman Burnett rendered his
resignation as chairman OF the street
committee.
Council adjourned until Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-05
Meaver's Gainesville Steam Laundry
PALArkA coMlNe AUGUST tsrA
Win Have Special Train and Expect
to Bring the Rooters.

VIII Have Special Train and Expect
to Bring the Reoters.
Manager Davis is in receipt of a
letter from Manager Licks of the Pa
latka baseball team informing him to
look out for them On Thursday, Aug
ust 18th.
Mr.. Licks further states that Il
will be the largest crowd OF rooters
that ever left the Gem City, as a
special train has been secured for
the occasion and, Thursday being a
half-holiday. with the business houses
OF that city closed, about all the
clerks and employees will avail them
selves Of the opportunity to visit us.
It would be good thing II all the
merchants closed on this day. as at
the contest with Palatka last week
every business housee In Palatka
closed up and attended the game,
which showed how the people OF our
sister city appreciated their home
team and stand to them.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-05
sLANDlno NOW TELLER.
Has Accepted Position With The
Gainesville National Bank.

Has Accepted Position With The
Gainesville National Bank.
J. w. Blanding. for many years with
the Alachua County Abstract Com
pany, has accepted a position with
the Gainesville National Bank and
has been appointed as teller OF the
institution.
This institution Is the youngest OF
the four banks in the city, but under
strict and conservative management
Il has climbed to such proportions In
a business way that new help has to
be constantly added to keep up with
the business.
Mr.. Banding began his duties Tues-
day and can In the future be found
at this place.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-05
ALONG WITH orArRs
Picks, Gins and Ships His First Bale
Sea island Cotton.

II. A. Pickett OF Jonesvllle II among
the first to get OF that much-coveted
FIRST bale OF Sea Island cotton.
During the month Of July he picked
from his own farm, ginned az his own
gins and shipped 70 the markets last
week his first bale.
He claims that he now has some
where IN the neighborhood OF three
bales open ia the field, and that the
staple IL opening up fast and II of
an exceptionally fine quality.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-05

For tweny years ] suMersd from
a had case of EranHiatea sore eTss.
sayn Mariin Boyd % Henrietta. Ky.
In February. 1893. q gentleman aaked
me 90 ry chnmberisiu'a salye- ]
bonxht one b0x aug used about two
thlrdn of n ana my eyes bare noa
sen ms any tFoabio since This
salva a for sale ~ ~ drwEFirtf-
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-05

OF linen improperly and half finish.
ed is not going to make that vacation
or trip Of yours perfect success.
II you wish to thoroughly enjoy
same you must have your appearance
arst-class.
Your linen is 60 to 20 per cent OF
your appearance nowadays. II you
win let us attend to your linen we
guarantee that you win be perfectly
satisfied with the quality. excellence.
ETC., or the work.
Meaver's Gainesville Steam Laundry
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-05

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold
under a positive guarantee to cure
constipation, sick headache, stomach
trouble, or any form of Indigestion. III
y fails. the manufacturers refund
your money What more can anyone
90 J. w. McCollum & Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-05
Ten Years In Bed.

For ten years was confined 10 my
bed with disease o. my kidneys"
writes n. A. Gray. J. p. Of oakyiile.
Ind. eIt was 80 severe that ! could
not move part Of tho time. con.
suited the very best medical skin
available, but could Get no relief until
Foleys kidney Cure was recommend.
ed 10 me- II has bean a Godsend 20
me" j. w. McC0iium a Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
THE PASSING T1zRoNc
aGrcatea nlrmlnwhmaul.'s '

Birming nghain is following in the foot steps of Montgomery and Atlanta. Up to q few days ago, the 'gnique thInE Ys YssiosO ana aAtianta. lelo.." but nov inc latest ss ssGreater BirmiuBhmzn.@
 1t has been agreed that whenever . citizen Of shs Magic City soes s,,ns cst ss ss must register. John Doe. Greater Hir- mingham." This was greatly In cyl. dence last night on an of the hotel nothing like boosting ones own city.
 Col. J. L. Ewing of wilmington. psI y,ss gSo S is .Ss DssrsTs Hs % cal military officers of the Alabama Na- tional Guard.
 ". N. Mccullough of Waycrosz Gs.. general road master of the A1a4sse Coast Line was in che cify yestsruays stopping at the Imperial
 William Cunningham Of Linden was in the city yesterday. at the Aotei
 H. D. Boyd and son oS Elba were registered at the New Exchange yes terday.
 W. L. Pitts. Jr.. of Uniontown, vas a guest of the Hotel sumTnsrs yestsl@ to the s eits d1lsss ssstsrdSS. CT stopping ss Ss Imperial
 Ei suest s SSnHs oE tSe fl inDsrisi SssssrSsy
 A. W. yergsr of Mobile was . guest of the New Exchange yesterday.
 R. L. Brown of Auburn was ragis- tered at the Imperial yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
MARLIN-COX.
n.,,.... Ga, Man weds in Union
 Springs.

Daw.on, Ga., Man Weeds Tn unhon
 Springs.
 Union Springs. Fep. 12.-tspeciai.,--- The marriage of Miss Lillie Mae COX to MT. Henry Marlin of Dawson Ga' was an interesting social event.
 The wedding was solemnizeo ~ tns home of the brides parents, MT. an1 Mrs. w. H Cox. at Three Notch, which had been beautifully decorated Tor the occasion in green and white.
 Mrs. George Christian played the wedding march as they entered and during the ceremony played the FLOW er aonr. As the couple left the parlor little Miss Ciemintine Marlin played the march. The bride. who is most charming and accomplished young wo- man, wore . beautiful brown SIX ana carried pink and white carnations. The brides going away gown was blue tailored suit with hat to match.
 The bridegroom ie a prominent and popular business man of Dawson. Ga. ana with him came several relatives and friends to attend the marriage.
 A most elegant luncheon was served after the marriage.
 The who attended the wedding from here were: Mir. and Mrs. K. J. Law renee. Macon Lawrence, MT. and Mrs. J ds 1fASSB @As -. ~sANs - E1ey.
 Rev. William Thomas Foster of Mid- way has announced the engagement Of his daughter, Miss Martha Foster, to MT. Wiley s. Kirkpatrick. The mar riage to take place February 1s.
 Miss Mamie Norris died last satur- day at her home near Inverness of smallpox and la grippe. She was q sister of D. H. Norris and c A. Nor ris. The interment was at Antioch Cemetery.
 Mrs. John ". Cunningham is expect ed home Friday from visit to colum- bia.
 News has been received here of the death of !. A. wicker of Ferris, Tex. a former Alabamian. He was related to Marshall Reeves of this city.
 Howard F. Smith Of Houston, Tex. visited the family of B. P. Powell this week.
 A civic Improvement association for Union Springs Is being talked of. The ladies of the Magazine Club are agitat- ing the question.
 A. s. Cowan. ST.. A.. S. Cowan, Jr.. and wife of Bessemer, are here. called by illness of Mrs. M. J. Cowan.
 Miss Ella Burns of Montgomery, Misses Myra Segars and Bernice Cow art of Troy, Miss Abbie Johnson and Miss Louise McI1endon of Omega visit ed Mrs. Tom Wade this week.
 Several of the country schools near hero have been closed on account of smallpox.
 Gordon Rankin. who has been visit Ing NJ. J. Hey has returned to his home In Brewton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
PLUMSlEIs-NfeDONALD.
Beautlfui wedding Is Celebrated At
 Andalusia.

N~N-f@AA-e9r
 AndaIusia.
 ! AndaIusia. Feb. 12.--(Speelal.) ---The marriage of Miss Kate Mcdonald to MT. Tiff Foster Plummer this after noon attracted widespread attention, both on account of the popularity and the prominenece of of the couple.
 The wedding was solemn!xed at the First Methodist Church. Rev. F. O.. Hartman, of the Presbyterian Church. assisted by Rev. l.. F. Lathram. or the Methodist Church, officiating.
 The church, which was beautifully decorated in ferns. palms and Southern smilax, was filled.
 At 2:3o o'clock the ceremony vas begun by the choir singing the bridal chorus from "The Rose Gardens." As the last strains of the bridal chcrus died away. Mendelssohn's march was rendered by Miss Bonnie Riley. to which the bridal party entered,
 First came the ushers, c, Riley, Walter Mcleod, T.. K. Wlggins and pr. Y. L.. Gresham. These were fol- lowed by the bride on the arm of her maid of honor, Miss Adele Trotter, en- tefing on the left aisle. and the bride groom accompanied by his best man, T. c. stailings. entering on the right aisle.
 The couple met before the altar, which was almost a solid bank of ferns, palms and smiiax, where the impressive ceremony was performed.
 During the ceremony Mrs. John Knox rendered q Love You the World is Thine"
 Immediately after the ceremony the happy young couple lert for New or leans and other points in Louisiana and Mississippi. On their return they will be at home with Mir. and Mrs. z. D. Studstill on South Three Notch Street.
 The bride Is the oldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. N. NJ. Mcdonald. Mir. Hummer is one of the most success full young business men In Andalusla.
 Yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. W. Riley, the Young Ladies' Club entertained Miss Mcdonald with a linen shower The Beautiful home was decorated for the occasion with ferns. palms, smilax and white we'd ding bells The dining rootlE and par Tor were thrown together and into the midst of the guest, little Miss Mar raret Knox drove Misses Alice Brougton and Kathe erine Hili, pulling an express wagon covered with white chrvsanthennum and filled to the brin with the many beautiful gifts of linen.
 Miss Mcdonald was dressed in a ehampaRne costume relieved with a touch of blue and trimmed in rare old lace and topped by hat of ciel blue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

It is now nine years since I took the James treatment When I went to the James sanitarium at Memphis. Tenn, for treatment. was full of dope and without 'hope;' since taking the treatment T am full of hope and free from fsdope,' I was advised not to take any treatment and was told there was no cure for me. and that to take treatment of any kind would be throwing money away. therefore went to the James Sanatorium as the court of last resort. When presented myself for treatment my legs and feet were SO terribly swollen that almost anyone would have pronounced 1t a case of 'elephantitis.' During the treat ment can truthfully say there was not one day that I was uncomfortable as was when my system was loaded with sixty grains of morphia and one pint of whiskey, which was my daily allowance prior to the treatment, Since leaving your Sanatorium nine years ago have been daily engaged in bus mess, and at no time have I ever wanted "a drink or dope and eonse- quently have not taken either. My health is perfect, I now weigh l50 pounds and enjoy every day of my life. I feel owe my life to you and your remedies, I believe that you and your Sanatorium are doing more for suffer- ing humanity than any other institu- tion of the kind on earth, am, as you will see from the letter-head. a merchant in this city, and believe I have the respect of my townsmen and enjoy good credit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
'MR. KEY PRESIDENT
rr.rcTEp HEAD or KNOWLES DRY
 GoODs COMPANY.
He wfII Succeed the Late A. 8. KnowIes---Ben Fitzpatrfck 10 Elected Secretary of the
 Company.

At the reorganization meeting of the A. s. Knowles Dry Goods Company. G. T. Key was elected president to suc- ceed the late A. s. Knowles. the former head of the we'll known house.
 MT. Key has been connected with the company for four or i've years m an Executive capacity and has had quite a number of years of experience In the dry goods business.
 Other officers elected for the com pany. were:
 Vice President--R. S. Knowles.
 s4cretary and Treasurer--Ben Fitz- patrick. .A name of the A. S. Knowles Dry Goods Company. which is one of the largest department stores in the sta.e. ana sirce its organization has enjoyed most prosperous trade. The new om- eers have the confidence of both theiF employees and patrons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
MR. DAVE IatPRoEEs.
Citizen of Clayton Who Was Hurt is
 visiting Eufaula.

Eufaula, Feb. 12.-(speclaL)-B. Davie of Clayton is visiting his friends here today for, the first time since he broke his hip several months ago.
 MT. Davie manages to get about with the aid of a stick and Is receiving warm welcome from his friends in this city.
 For the present he is engaged in es- tablishing school Improvement ,socie- ties in all sections of the county. many of which are now in an active flourish ing condition.
 An epidemic of measels Is prevailing all over Eufaula. Every home is Rf- fiicted with from two to five eases of the malady.
 Miss Louise Foy entertained at her mothers home, where a number of her young friends gathered and greatly en- joyed the hours in social games. and @ delicious salad course.
 A. M. McDowell who has been suf- fering from appendicitis at the infrm ! ary here for several days is improving and hopes to be out again Sooa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER

Church this morning to attend the fu- neral of Mrs. J. W. Durr.
 4 4
 MT. Marshal Touncsy of Sellers came to attend the marriage of his cousin. Miss Abbie Touncey to Mir. Charles Ber- non Dean last opening. 4fs Miss Mamie Egan. who Is the guest of Misses Mae ola and Annie o'Brien. will return to her home in Birmingham tonight .s Mise Gertrude Irwin of Mobile is vis- iting her aunt, Mrs. M. w. Purffoy, at her home. Forrest Avenue. Highland Park. <. The Magazine Club will meet Friday with Mrs. P. J. Williams at 3:s0 o'clock at her home. Bso Adams Avenue. Mrs. william Pike Hall of shrevs- port is visiting her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. William Knox.
 Mrs. Leon W. Lehman returned yes terday from . visit to her mother and friends in Mississippi.
 Miss Cora Kahn of Chicago Is visit ing Mrs. I. Levystein.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
GOES TO PENAL sERvIrUDr.
4 German AdVenturer Sentenced to
 Tuvamfv X@aum

Y IWCnty NeuEB.
 London Feb. 12.--Carl Ludwig Won Veltheim. a German-born naturalized American, who posed as a Baron and was also known as Frank Kurtz and Carl Sneiderlch Mauritz. was sent enced at the Old Bailey today to twenty years penal servitude, having been convicted of attempting to blackmaiI Solly B. Joel. a wealthy London and South African fnancier and mine own CT out of 4S0.0o0.
 von Veltheim was arrested four months ago in Paris He has served in the German navy and army. was once in the Bulgarian army and has had many adventures In Australia, America and Japan.
 He went to Cape Town in 1897 and the following year shot and killed Wolff Joel. a brother of Solly Joel. at that place. He was arrested and tried, but was acquitted. Some years after wards a body recovered from the Thames was identified as Von Welt helms by his wife. but later the ad- venturer was discovered serving in the Bechuanaland police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
JEFFERsONIAN CLUE NEnTs.
Democratic OrE.alsailOs wnI Hav'

Democratic Organization WilI Have
 Regular session Tosight.
 A meeting that may have . wide i'm fluence and interest is to be held 2ns night by the Jeffersonian DemoeraEl@ Club in the hall of the Club on Masii+ son Avenue It is probable that it VIII endorse candidates in the municpat campaign.
 When last met. two weeks &@es political measures were discussed ana it was then stated in the meettn8. though all the proceedings weP9 not made public. that the association would doubtIessly have an active and con- certed function In the municipal cam paign. It Is planned that tonight the society will tentatively at least con slider what candidates are most 10 their general liking.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
JAMES HOME CURE REMEDTEs.

JAMES HOME CURE REMEDIES. For Drug Addictions Alcoholism.A To- bacco and Cigarette Habits. will be Whiskey, Wine or Beer. .$I250 Tobacco, Cigarettes or Snuff =. 500
 Prices for Hypodermic or Internal Home Treatment for Drug Addietions will be furnished on application. with free sample treatment. Express charges prepaid when requested.
 Booklets on Drug Addictions. Alec holism and Tobacco and Cigarette Hab- It's, containing testimonials, etc, sent ence confidential. Address Charles B. James, or James Sanatorium 13s Pop lar Avenue. Dept. 10 Memphis Tenn.N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
Q. A. C0PLEY DEAD.
weii-Kxnovvm Railroad Enxinenaan Died
 Of paralyHin

c. A copley, a well-known railroad man, died early yesterday morning at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. H. c. copley. SIS Clayton Street. after an illness of several months. Paralysis was the cause of death.
 Mfr. Copiey was about 35 years old and was one of Nthe best known rail- way engsnemen of Montgomery. For some tnme. however. he had. on account of his illness. been unable to discharge the duties of his ofilce. He is survived by hia parents, by two brothers, Clint and Potter Copley. and by four sfs- ters, Mrs. Arthur N. Payne and Misses Enola, Osola and Jennie Copley.
 The funeral will take place from the family residence at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. ]. W. o'Hara, pastor of the Clayton Street Baptist Church, of which Mir. Copley was at member, will conduct the services.