The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-27
ID HOLD BIBLE STUDY RALLY AT BIRMINGHAM Anniston Gets State Sunday
 School Meeting FAIR DRAWS BIG CROWD
FAIR DRAWS BIG CROWD
Negro Brown Indicted For Train
 wrecking-seals Is Appointed. Receipts For Game Depart ment Decline


 Montgomery, October 2s.-tspecial.o ) The next state Sunday School associa- tion meeting to be held will go to An niston, according to decision reached today by the executive committee of the association. It has been decided that the meeting shall take place at some time in April of next year, the in- terval to be largely abided In stirring up genuine interest in the event.
 As a means of increasing Bible study the committee decided that two large Bible rallies should be held In Alabama at the end of this year. the first one to be held in Birmingham December to g, and the next to be held in Mont gomery December 10-11 It Is planned held in Alabama, and if the efforts of the Sunday school workers meet with success every county in the state will send liberal delegations to the meet ings. Birmingham and Montgomery were selected for the convenience of the state, the cities being considered the most conveniently located for the sessions. Speakers will be secured and will be carried to the high est pitch.
 Dr. A. H. Mckinney of New York city has signified his intentions of at tending both of the rallies, as have Miss Margaret Slattery of Fitchburg n of l. cago. The three are among the best known workers in the country.
 Judge Armstead Brown, chairman of the executive committee, called the ses- sion of the committee to order, the fol- lowing members being present: Michael Cody, M. M. Sweatt, W. T. Thetford c. G. Miles, w. F. Reagin, George W Ellis and General Secretary D. W. Sims of Montgomery, Judge W. H. Taylor of Union Springs, w. J. Young of Mobile M Lee Bonner of Birmingham and w D. billiard of Matthews.
 In the selection of a place for the holding of the state convention only Birming ham and Anniston were consid- cred. Anniston getting the convention after a gracious withdrawal from the race on the part of Birmin gham, which had the session a few years ago.
 Big Fair Crowd
 The biggest crowd that ever came to a state fair in Montgomery was in evidence at Vandiver park, on the out skirts of this city, yesterday and to- day. The record breaking crowd Is ex- pected to continue at least throughout Thursday, on which day the Savage string of horses will again occupy the limelight. At the race in this oity Tuesday Minor Heir, one of the famous racers. took the Alabama record, goine a mile in 2:O2N.
 It is estimated that 25,0o0 people were at the fair today.
 Hef1fn Speaks
 Congressman J. Thomas Heflin of the Fifth congressional district. opened the active fall election campaign in this city tonight when he spoke to citizens of this county at the courthouse. The room was well packed in which he spoke, outlining the principles involved in the election.
 Elect Manager
 A manager for the Montgomery baseball club will be elected at meet. ing of the club which will be held 1T this city tomorrow. There are five ap plicants for the position, the leading players mentioned being Red Fisher Johnny Dobbs. Charley Babb, Eddi, Greminger, Bill Duggleby. Former Pres ident Robert J. Chambers Is spoker of as a successor to Ed B. Joseph, wht has announced his determination tt resign, but he strenuously insists tha he will not again put on the harness
 Game Receipts Decline
 Alabama nimrods were not so flourish ing during the fiscal year which came to a close October 1, 1910, if the receipt. of the department of game and fish ar, to be taken as an index. A falling of in receipts of s4ois 4S is shown. the tota receipts for the past fiscal year aggre gating Ss391 .16 as against SIP, ,440.64 during the fiscal year of 1909 The excess of tn, 1909 receipts Is directly attributable tt the fact that more licenses were takeI out by the state nimrods during tn, previous year. If as much hunting wa nduged in during the past year as dur ing the 1909 season, as a consequence the sport was not legalized.
 Of the sS3S1. .16 which was received s7641.9 .95 came from the sale of licenses ans s749 .21 from fines and permits.
 Jefferson county leads in the receipts amounting to $117S.9O; Mobile county l second, with receipts aggregating Ss76. and Montgomery county is third, witt receipts aggregating s65610.
 The expenses of the denhrtmen amounted during the year to $551.1
 Seals Appointed
 Carl H. Seals of Birmingham has bee appointed by Gov. B. B. Conner a polio commissioner of tho Magic City for tn long term. Other gubernatorial appoint ments are: E. F. Ladd, Mobile, notar public; N D. Sandlier, Lauderville, no tary public and justice of the peace; Al lie Carruthers, Selma, notary public, an J. M Cooper of Yellow Pine notary pub lie.
 Demonstration Fund Assurances have been given to B. I Moss, the demonstration farm exper the Business Mems league of this cit l. q.