The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-30
SUCCEEDS
 PRESIDENT MILES
Head .of the Alabama Sunday
 School Association
OTHER OFFICERS NAMED
The Convention Shows Every Honor to Wife of the Former President or the Assoclation-The
 Cazalas Case.

Montgomery. April 29-(special)-J. T. Fuller of Centreville succeeds c. G. Miles as president of the Ala abama Sunday School association, having been elected at the Thursday morning session on report of the nominating committed The other officers were left as last year. as fol- lows; D. w. Sims, Montgomery, general secretary; s. II. Blan. Troy, recording secretary; Miss Minnie Kennedy. Opelika. and Leon Palmer, Evansville, field work CTS. M. M. Sweatt of Montgomery is re- elected treasurer
 Department superintendents were chosen as follows: Elementary Miss Edith Rice, Selma; adult, ". B. Davidson Montgom- cry; home, Mary E. Smith, Opelika; tenn perance, pr. F. c. Anderson, Annston; teacher training. Mrs. s. P Moore, Bir- mingham. 5udge Armstead Brown of the city court of Montgomery is again at the head of the executive committed of which Gov. B. B. Conner is a member. Mr. Fuller made a speech in which he gave his ideas of the work in hand and expressed his appreciation of the honor shown him.
 E. L. Page of Mobile. b Davy of Clay ton and Miss Kennedy were appointed to examine county maps and have blue rib bons prepared
 Dr. ". B. Crumpton of Montgomery spoke of practical work for temperance in the Sunday schools
 The afternoon was given over to depart mental work, and the final session was held at the auditorium at night. with ad- dresses by Dr. H. M. Hamill and Marion Lawrence, and a memorial service in honor of Mrs. c. G. Miles, wife of the re- tlrlng president. who lies a corpse at the home of the husband on sayre street.
 Executive Committee.
 The executive committee is made up as follows; Armstead Brown, chairman, Montgomery; B. B. Conner, Birmingham; m, mlcnae1 Cooy Montgomery; John W. Durr Montgomery; W. B. crumpton Montgomery; ". F. Feagin, Montgom- cry; G. w. Barnett. Montgomery;. W. E. Holloway, Montgomery; Thomas M owen, Montgomery; w. F. Thetford Montgomery J. B. Greene, Opelika; R. F. Lewis, Birmingham; R. O. Harris. Mo pllei T. II. Johnson, Birmingham; NJ. l.. Bonner, Birmingham: B. c. Beniamin Birmingham; D. H. Marbury, Birming- ham; W. D. Dillard. Matthews; J. R. Wadsworth, Birmingham; J. F. Gardner Anniston; L. H. Carre. Anniston. I s Carol. Troy; W. T. Atkins. Selma. " H. Taylor, Uniontown
 Division Presidents.
 1-J. M. Peerson, Florence.
 2-R. E. Pettus, Huntsville
 3-C. L. Peck, New Decatur
 @W. R. Dortch, Gadsden.
 5-R. L. Cater. Anniston
 6-Prof. L. P. Gidden, Birmingham. Prof. D. P. Christenberry, Greens boro.
 S-W. T. Allison, Kings Landing.
 9-W. w. Pearson, Montgomery.
 10-B. M. Ohme, Alexander City.
 n-G. M. Bynum, Wadley
 12-W. H. Banks, Hurtsboro.
 13-B. Davie, Clayton
 1-W. D. Dunn, Grove Hill.
 15-C. s. Rabb, Evergreen.
 16-W. E. Bingham. Tuscaloosa
 17-Prof. H. o. Sargent, Hamilton.
 B-N. H. McCullum, Dothan.
 1e-L. M. Stevenson, Center.
 20-Prof. W. P. Hodges, Greenville.
 Mrs. Miles Death.
 Mrs. George G. Miles, who inadvertant- ly fired pistol ball into her own brain on last Monday, lies a corpse in the home of her family on Sayre street. every serv ice that science could offer having failed 'o pI4hS her pdck rom the grave. With hole through her brain she lived three days, part of which time she was able to talk and give instructions about her home affairs, and tell how the accident that resulted in her death happened.
 Every honor that can be shown any one has been showered upon her. The state Sunday school convention nassed resolutions of respect and condolence and sent handsome floral tribute In the evening special half hour was set aside for a memorial in her honor MT. Miles who is state agent of the Phoenix Mn tual Life Insurance company, ia one of the best known men in the state. They have four children, two boys and two girls.
 Means Saving of Time.
 The agreement of all parties that tba impeachment trial of Sheriff Cazalas of Mobile be by deposition means a great saving in the time and service of inc supreme court, before which the hearing is to come. May 24, has been set as the date upon which the evidence is to be back, 1t to be taken by examiners in the. meantime. It is believed that in this way there will be a more thorough discussion of the case at a great deal less expense than would have been the case if oral testimony had been taken.