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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05

Granville. June Especial. LAST
night Miss Lurline Stewart was the
hostess of the young ladies of the
Saving circle and their escorts at d
oartv given at her beautiful home on
Fort Dale. A large crowd enjoyed her
hospitality and after many del1ght1ni
games were played were refreshed by d
salad course.
Ten couples in buggies went out -FOUR
miles to Reddock Springs on moon
light ride and picnic, chaperoned by
Mrs. r.. B. Dickerson. AT the springs
q lunch was spread and at late
hour they returned, thoroughly enjoy
Ing the outing.
Twenty-Five men, representative cit
liens of the county, went to Evergreen
today as the hosts of the Greenville
Advocate and the Living Truth The
excursion was planed so that two men
from each beat, one in favor and one
opposed to the good roads movement
might go and take an outing on the
Conecuh county roads and see for them
selves the advantages of the good roads
of that county. They were taken out
In automobiles and afterward had a de-
lightful dinner. The election for the
bond issue will take pace in July and
the advocates of the movement are
working hard to effect a victory on
that day. Butler needs the roads and
litter having the splendid system of
bridges that she has recently installed
4 is but right that she sh ould
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05
BEST POSLAM ADS
NOT PRINTED
Yet More Extensive and Far Reaching
Than All Others.

Yet More Extensive and Far Reaching
Than All Others.
The best advertisements for poslam,
the new skin remedy, are those which
never see the light of publicity in
newspaper columns. They are the
words of recommendation passed to
others by thousands of persons who
have experienced the most remarkable
cures of eczema and every variety of
skin disease through its use. Because
1t has thus justified every claim
of Its discoverer and the expectations
of Its users poslam enjoys sale larg-
err than that of anything yet offered
for skin troubles
Those benefited know the marvellous
efficiency with which it effects COM
plete cures in two weeks, stopping all
itching with very first application.
Acne, letter, salt rheum, piles, scaly
scalp, crusted humors, BARRIERS ana
all other forms of itch yield to II
readily. Blemishes, such as pimples,
red noses, muddy and inflamed skin,
disappear when treated with poslam,
the complexion being quickly cleared.
All druggists, including Jacobs
Pharmacy, keep the 50-cent size (for
minor troubles) as we'll as the regular
So jar.
But no one Is even asked to purchase
poslam without first obtaining sam
pie package, which will be sent by
mail, free Of charge, upon request by
the Emergency Laboratories, 81 West
Twenty-fifth street, New York City.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05
Peculiar Freak of Lightning

Decatur, June ciaL)-Lightning
played a most peculiar prank this morn
ing during thunderstorm in the Cedar
Plains neighborhood, In the southwestern
part of this county. A young farmer
named Johns was blowing two mules in
his field when the storm came and he
and the mules were struck by bolt of
lightning which burned oJhns' clothing
off and badly singed his hair. Strange
to say he was only slightly injured, aside
from few slight burns, but was badly
frightened The attending physician says
he will recover and will be himself again
as soon as he fully RECEIVERS from the
fright Another strange thing is that
while Johns was but slightly injured, the
two mules with which he was blowing
were both killed instantly, by the Same
flash of lightning that burned Johns
clothing Off, and the plow he was using
was torn into many pieces and the pieces
scattered over the field for a distance Of
100 yards or more,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05

Auburn, June 4.-(Special. THE week
md festivities of the Polytechnic insti-
tute. succeeding the close of final ex-
animation and Immediately preceding
commencement were ushered in by one of
The most brilliant and beautiful occasions
ever given at Auburn. This was the
D. A. e. fraternity dance on Wednesday
ovening in Smith all, led by James
HARRISON of Troy and Miss Jeane Burke
Of Montgomery. About so couples took
part in the grand march. The youth and
beauty of nearly all the southern states
WAS present. The decorations of old gold
and purple, S. A. E. colors, were elab-
crate and effective, and the favors were
most beautiful and artistic. Delightful
refreshments were served during the
evening. The music was furnished by
Nurm's orchestra Of Atlanta
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05

Opelika; Matte Warner. Lanett; Clara
Bryan, Yantley; Mary r. Strudwick.
Livingston; Minnie Moncrief. Butler
Springs; Lois Wilson. Birmingham. 10l7
First avenue, West End; Mamie MCGEE,
Tuscaloosa; Florida Watson. Lincoln;
Mae Watson. Lincoln: Gena Colley, Iiv-
ingston; Roella Craps, Livingston; Mary
Lucille Powell. Letohatchie; Onie Bruce.
Ianette; Maude Rice Davis. Morganville;
Lilly zitterow. Melvin; Lena Morgan
Clinton John A. Simms. Ramney Mary
VIM, Watsonia; Ora Mcdonald. In
course; Samuel Holley. Livingston;
Jessie Dearman. Cuba; Blonde Robinson.
Saitpa; Walter Earl Allen Livingston;
Annie Nailen, Delmar; Minnie Gerber,
Florence; Mary Emma May, Knoxville;
Ola Eearman, Livingston; Mrs. Eunice
Vaughn, Livingston; Mary T. Brock.
Cuba; Mamie Hales. Livingston; Kittie
shnkey, Livingston; Lizzie Kornegay,
Blocton; Arvie Hit. Livingston; Bama
Tucker. Sweetwater; Grace Lewis, Liv-
ingston; Ida Harris, Akron; Nell Kelsey,
Livingston; Lois Watkins, Livingston;
Matte r. Stringfellow, Livingston; Fanny
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General Brandon at MouIton

Decatur, June 4-(Special.l-Ge Will
liam W. Brandon Of Tuscaloosa, the pres
ent state auditor Of Alabama and who
was recently elected probate Judge of
his county, spent last night in the De-
caturs as the guest of his friend, Circuit
Solicitor David c. Almon. General Bran
don drove over from Moulton, the coun-
ty seat of Lawrence county, where yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock he delivered
the annual address at the closing of the
county high school of Lawrence county.
General Brandon spoke In glowing terms
Of the school there and says it's pros
poets for the future are most bright His
speech received many compliments. Gov.
B. B. Conner was to have delivered the
address but owing to the fact that the
Governor was kicked by horse a few
days ago and unable to come, General
Brandon came in his stead.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05
RIFLE PRACTICE
BEGINS TOMORROW
Guardsmen Will Compete for
Places on Team
TO GO TO FORT PERRY
Officers Expect One of Most Successful
Shoots in History of Rife Practice
acknowledgements at
Chickamauga

Montgomery, June 4.--(Special.) MEM
bers OF the Alabama National Guard from
all sections of the state are gathering
for the rifle practice. which begins early
tomorrow morning at the target range
on the Picket Springs road. Colonel c. r.
Bricken, Second infantry, who is to be
in charge of the camp, has been out
much of the week, getting things In the
best shape. General Bibb Graves, the
adjutant general, is expecting one of the
most successful shoots In the history OF
the rifle practice revival.
General Graves will be the chief execu-
OF the First infantry as his assistant.
Captain w. Ray Wilkerson is quarter
master; Captain ]. Hunt Taylor, COM
n.issary; Lieutenant Colonel L. G. Led
better, Third infantry, and Major B. F.
Noble, cavalry squadron, range officers;
Major w. H. Long, Jr., of the Third, as
sistant range offiver. Lieutenant Colonel
f. NJ. Maddox, First infantry, is stalls
teal officer, assisted by Major ]. H. Pat
terson of the Signal corps. Major D. w.
McIyer is paymaster, Captain Smith ord
nance officer. and Captain George Todd
pit officer.
Shooting begins at 6 a. m. each day
save tomorrow, running to II a. m. 1t
will be resumed at and run to $40.
From the best records the officers will
select 80 men to go to Birmingham, where
they will be run down to Is for the Fort
Perry team, which will represent Ala
bama in the great shoot there. This has
been a year of hard work with the guns
and the boys are expected to make
great showing for the state In every
way. An Alabama team has the cup for
the best records In the tri-state shoot
last Thanksgiving at Vicksburg, where
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana SOL
diers tried it out for victory
General Graves is getting the three in
fantry regiments and the two batteries
up to good mettle for the encampment
the last of July with the regulars at
Chickamauga- Not far from 300 men
will be taken along, including officers.
Drilling is kept at the high pitch so that
when the volunteers reach the Lookout
mountain section they will have less than
ever before to learn from the regulars in
the ranks Of the army Officers who
have seen the troops In this state have
declared that they are wonderfully well
up in all those things that make useful
guardians of the honor and the peace OF
nations
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Applicants Licensed to Teach

MONTGOMERY June 4.-(Special.)-The fol-
lowing have been licensed to teach IN the
Alabama schools:
Jackson County-Whites Mrs. Matte
c. McMormacls, Langston; John Hay,
Long Island; Nellie Pearl Butler. Scots
boro: Harvey Love McClothlin, Steven
son; Jaems K. Stone, Stevenson; Matte
VIM, Scottsboro; Mrs. ]. w. Simpson
Paint Rock; Florence e. Nussetter, Ste
venson; Avery Hamilton Reid, Scots
boro; Maymie Hodge, Langston; Maude
Naples, Hollytree; Martela Morris, Sec
tion Clara P. Adams, Dutton; Lizzie
Rogers, Puckleris Matte Thomas, Sec
tion Vida A. Barclay. Dutton; Berta
Cook, Section: Patrick M. Kennoner,
Woodville; Belle Arnold. Pisgah.
Colored: Jordan Edward Wood. Nc
Minnville; elias Hudson, Jr., Stevenson;
Mrs. Lottie Cooper Hill, Stevenson; Dan
Cross, Fackler.
Covington County-White: Marcus j..
Fletcher, Andalusia Robert D. Powell,
River Falls; Mrs. Daisy d. White, River
Falls; William R. Vines, River Falls; j.
W. Jackson, Dozier w. r. Bennett, Red
Level; John w. Caylor. Opp; j. H. Over
street, Roberts; ]. B. Crawford. Anda-
lusia; Pattie Knapp, Greenwood. Fla !;
Geraldine Franklin, Troy; Daisy Thoma-
son, Falco; Bess M. Cowling, Monterey;
William T. Deal, Opp; Craston Anderson,
Andalusia; Austin A. Beasley, Red Level;
Mae Peters, Pink; Bessie Stalilngs, Oaky
Streak; Vera Williams, Brooklyn; FRANKIE
Salter, Luverne; w. F. Beasley. Red
Level; J. B. Mills. Red Level; Fannie
Williams, Andalusia; Mrs. Van D. Wood.
Opp; Annie v. Adams, Glenwood; M L..
Boles, Samson; Corbitt Powell, River
Falls; Mrs. A. X. Armstrong, Andalusia:
J. B. Temple, Red Level; H. ]. Lyle, An
dalusia Irene Bozeman, Searight: J. H.
Jones, Andalusia; Matte Lee Teel. Anda-
usia; j. w. Grimes, Opp; B. B. Padgett
Andalusia.
Colored: Willie Thomas, Andalusia
Robert Lee Bradley, River Falls; Synthia
B. Owens, Union Springs.
Sumter County-Whites: George M.
veazey. Cuba; Blanche Hafner Living
ston; Willie Ezzell. Livingston: Bessie
Patterson, Demopolis, Box So; Leila
Walker, Livingston; Agnes Blau, Girard;
Adele Wade, Smith Station; Lizzie Shaw.
Cuba; Myrtle Tatom, Opelika, zi2 North
Eleventh street; E. H. Longshore, Liv-
ngston; Olive Williams, Livingston;
Adelia James, Centerville; Harvey d.
Baldridge. Livingston; Mamie Chiles,
Epes Maude VanPelt. Gaylesville; Mrs.
Zelma Manning. Wehadkee; Ida Mac
James. Newbern; Jerry Foshee. Livings-
tom Inez Speed. Enoch; Alice Ezzell, Liv-
ngston: Lille Elliott Livingston; Caro-
line Belle Cannon, Livingston; Mrs C. P.
Mcknight, York; Eula Williams Brook
lyn Lorena A. McNiel, Atmore: Victoria
Haske, Quito; Mary zellner Crowder.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05

Vernon. June 4.-(SpeciaL)-The Vernon
High school closed its commencement ex-
ercises here last Wednesday, Rev. Wheel
err of Huntsville preached fine sermon
on Sunday, the 18th ult., and again Sun
day night.
The exercises throughout were quite sat
Isfactory and reflected very creditably
upon the teachers and students
The oratorical contest was quite inter
esting and the successful contestants
were Mr.. Hezzy Morton and Miss Lu
Henson. to whom medals were awarded
Mr.. Oliver Young was the only gradu-
ate. He delivered a fine address and re-
csived his graduating diploma He will
now enter Auburn college.
The Vernon and Kennedy teams crossed
bats three days On Monday the score
was, Vernon 8 and Kennedy 4; Tuesday,
Kennedy 8, Vernon s. Wednesday Vernon
had scored and Kennedy when one
of the Kennedy boys had one of his
thumbs broken, and that ended the game.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05

Lou Bopham. Livingston; j. NJ. Hodo.
Livingston; Leona Thornhill. Livingston:
Matte 10 Turrentine, Gainesville; Hattie
Lane, Local; Adlai Grove, Pamela; Effie
Terry, Mcundville; Mary Williams. Liv-
insston; Hannie Knott Bragg, CASTOR;
Lorena Truelove, Cuba; Effie Harris,
Cuba; Louella Riley West Blocton; Clyde
Cuipepper. BROOKLYN; Rosa Bradford,
Wayne.
Coloreo: John Harrison, York; L. w.
Bolton, Portland: Henry James Walker,
Cuba; W. w. Green. Portland; ]. w.
Green, Belmont James Long Cooksville,
Miss; Mrs. Mile Johnson, Portland;
Noah Thomas, Jet; A. c. Kenon. Liv-
ingston; Mrs. Magnolia e. Hill, Gaines
vile.
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Decatur. Bonds Are Sold

Decatur. June 4.-(Special. BONDS to the
amount of $4,000 have just been sold by
the city of Decatur to A.. j. Hood of De-
trolt, Mich The money from the sale OF
these bonds will be used to build a city
hall and city jail. Work will commence
on the buildings as soon as a location is
selected by the mayor and board of alder
men. The city owns two lots on Church
street. but it is likely that these lots will
be sold and another location selected. At
the present time the city hall occupies
one of the most historic building in this
section of the state. 1t is the old state
bank building, erected in the year 1852.
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Loss at Cedar Plant

fire of unknown origin destroyed the
boiler room of the cedar pencil slab fac
tory Of Bennett Bros. situated on the
river front In East New Decatur. The
loss will be something like $1,000. partially
insured. The damages will be repaired at
once and the plant will resume operations
as soon as possible. The quick arrival
of tho fire departments of Decatur and
New Decatur saved the other buildings
Of tho factory and prevented a loss OF
several thousand d9llarA
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05
Pannell Case Opens

Decatur, June 4.-{SpeciaL 1.-The pre-
lininary trial of Horace Pannell. the man
who is accused of shooting w. P. Daniel,
street car motorman. last Monday
night, was called before Justice Dan Wal
den in New Decatur at 10 o'clock this
morning, but owing TO the serious condi-
ton of Mr.. Daniel the hearing was con-
tInued until next Friday, June 10.
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Sheffield, June ESPECIAL 1.-The we'd
ding of Miss May johnson and Mr.. waxa
Arthur occurred yesterday at II o'clock
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Johnson, the Rev. L. F.
Stansell officiating.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-12
La votacion del vieInes.
Una mocion del Sr Llo-
rens Torres es desecha
da por IS votos contra S
Sc mantienen las instrucciOneS
dadas pOr ia camara a Ia CO.
mission que fu6 a Washing
ton.

Despues de discutida ampliamcn
te enla cAmara el viernes por Ia tarde
la moci6n del Sr. Llorens Torres pa
ia considerar ell acuerdo tornado an
teriormente por la camara y por cl
que Sc recomendo a la comisl6n en-
enviada a Washington, que en- ell ca
so de tratarse allf de la enmienda de
la ley fila cl Unite de 800 acres en-
cuya discussion tomaron parte los
Sres. Matienzo, Giorgetti, De Diego
Canales, Santoni y Llorens Use pu-
blican los discursos en- la informa-
cion de la camara de este diarlo) Sc
vot6 la proposition. Votaron en- IA
vor de reconsiderar ell acuerdo, es
decir que Sc dieran instrucciones a la
comisl6n para que sostuvlera ell IL
mite de 800 acres. los Sres. Canales,
Llorens-Torres, Matienzo Mercader
y Oppenhelmcr En- contra, en- el
sentido de mantener las instrucclo-
mes dadas que eran aceptar en- Ill
timo case la transaction de 5000
acres en- vez de 5000 recomendados
al congreso: los Sres. Aboy, Acosta
Acuna, Aponte, Cora, Delgado,
Diaz-Navarro, De Diego, Dominguez
Elzaburu, Garcia Ducos, Giorgetti,
Lluveras, Santoni, Soler Tizol Tre-
lies y Virella. Desechada la moci6n.
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Animation en- Arecibo.
El proximo bale de pima
ia promote quedar luci-
disimo.
Once casos de diyorcio Sc veran
ante aquella corte de distri.
to.
De nuestro eorresponsal,

Febrero ll.-Continua la anima-
ci6n para el Bale de Mascaras de
pihata que SC dara en- este teatro ell
proximo domingo. Sabcmos de va
rias comparsas de mascaritas que
concurrirsn a dar algeria a ese bale.
Tambien hay varias comparsas de
mascarones que contribuiran al bu-
llicio y a despedir el Dios Mono.
Ell Sr. Fournicr agcntc de la Ga
leria artistiea San Louis, ofrece re-
galar un retrato a la acucrela de Ia
joven que obtenga cl premio en- e.
bale de mascaras.
La confcrncia dc la Association
de Jovcnes crlStlanos tcndra lugal
en- este tcatro cl pr6Nlmo luncs II.
Oonce casos de divorcio Sc verar
ante csta Cortc de Distrito en- este
termlno.
Anochc cclcbr0 session este consc-
10 municipal tomandosc varlos i'm
pOrtantes acuerdOs.
Ha tornado possession del cargo dc
CONCEAL de este Nun iciplo cl Sr
d. Tomas Boncta.
En- la tarclc del domingo saldr;i
por las calles una gran mascarada
precidida dc una banda dc mGsica
FL martcs Ii scra cl debut dc la
CompaIla Japoncsa que trabajara
en- este ctcatro en- combination con
I'll cine.
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ACT|TUD BELL
C0SA EN- PONCE.
Dos hon1bres iban ca
1rino del campo del
honor.
e. policia Silen los detuvo
y condujjo a presencia del
juez.
Adela die que viva con los dos;
pero resolvio quedarse con
uno y el otro' la hizo objeto
de persecucioneS.
De nuestro corTesponsal.

Febrero II. Ell policia Silen tuvo
conocimiento de que hacialas afue-
ras de la poblaci6n ,por Ia calle de la
Reina en- actitud sospechosa, algo
asf como de desafio, dos hombres
iban provistos uno de una daga y
ell otro con un palo y una gruesa
varilla de hero. Ell pollcia Sc dlrl-
gi6 por ell camino que llevaban y
encontr6 a Santiago Rivera y a
Juan Coll, que va estaban proxi-
mos al sitio -donde iban a rom
per las hostilidades y con las hos
tilidades los huesos. Sllen los de-
nuncio ante Ia corte municipal.
Hoy comparecieron al tribunal
Mas tarde Sc present6 Adela Figue-
roa, ,hermosa muchacha y de aspecto
bastante simpatico. Adela como Sc
vera mas adelante es la heroina de
H. comedia.
El juez la llam6 y preguntas que
le hiciera contesto con mucha natu-
ralidad que, como en- un corazon hay
sitio para varios quereres y diver
SOS amores, ella viva con los dos
ciudadanos denunciados: pero que
resuleta 4 quedarse con uno solo,
por ser este mas comodQ y en- armo-
MIA con ell honesto vivir. Pensando
con el cerebro del siglo resolvi6 que
darse con el que lie diera mejor re-
sultado financiero y prontamente
resolvio ell problema. Ell que qued6
fuera de combate, contrarlado POI
su mala suerte Sc iba de noche a ron
dar por el cuarto de Adela, la duena
de sus pensamientos, permaneclen.
do largas horas huroneando por el
ojo de la cerradura y las rendljas
Adela no pudo soportar las imper-
tinencias del majadero a quien ella
no podia querer por pertenecer va
a un solo gobierno, y dio cuenta a su
amante de la actitud del impertlnen-
te noctivago. Ell amante de Adela
excitado por ell proceder de su rival
di6 un rugido y empunando una
daga Sc fue en- persecution Gle aquel
dispuesto a multiplicarlo en- tai for
ma que sus fragmentos al sumarse
no pudieran completar ell todo, de
su cuerpo. Sc encontraron. Des-
pues de varias palabras, conccrta'
ron un duelo: Cuando yaen ca
mino del campo donde habian de
arremeterse, Ifueron sorprendldos
por el policia Silen que evit6 la
embestida y los condujo a pre-
sencia del juez Lopez Acosta,
el cual imparti6 juisticia, absol-
viendolos despufs de dlrigirlcs
frases de admonici6n por 81 per-
sistian en- cl asunto y sobre todo al
perseguidor de Adcla, por usu apti-
tud importuna.
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TOS, RESFRIOS Y CATARRO&.
Nd
famia reuedio
Lillian, de de habasae
haa
hseisnde dAoA
particularmente al dormr. ."#
IA remedo soFpfenuado
euro cempeamene la mi hia afvi6 In
solamen
meo 4 ambo 6os shacee de
gratud graciss
e preparan."
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Como termino Ia
session del jueyes
Veasela edic:6n de aver.

Mdtienzo Clntr6n. Propongo que
Sc acepte la clausula que existe en- ell
provecto de que cuando TN proyecto
sea import ante pueda discutirse des-
pues de ese plazo, pero siendo necesa
rio para clio q 10 decidan las dos ter
ceras parties de la camara.
Sc vota V aprueba la enmienda
Y despufs ell proyecto.
Fl speaker pide que una ley de
carreteras que habia presentado V
figuraba en- la 6rden del dia pase a
la comisi6n de obras pdbllcas. Sc
acuerda.
Fl Sr. Llorens solicita, que Sc deje
para la proxima session la moci6n
que 6l hiciera para proponer enmlen-
das al reglamento.
A las ) menos 10 Sc levanta la Sc
sion para las 3 del siguiente dia.
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PARA CCRAR IN EE>FRIADO EN
UN Ola tome LAXATyn FROMo-QvININA 4.
El bOticario de olvcr.i ci dInerO >inu e
cura. La tirma de l.. W GRUVc 81 halla
cada csIILa