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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06
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CARRERAS DE AVER

Con entuSiaSmo deSbordantc con un
publlco Sclecto y'numerOso, en- paicos y
tendidos, Sc yeriticaron el domingo, las
carreras anunciadaS. FL programa sli-
fri6 a Ultima hora algunas variaciones,
pero ESQ no fu6 obstaculo para que el pit
blico ..jugase en- todas las carreras, que
resultaron superiores.
Primera carera, $50 metros. Entra-
ron en- pista los cabalIos Juan. Descu-
bridor y Cubichc.
Son6 el campanazo y salieron los tres
alazanes, brioSamente, tOmando la de-
'antera Juan que 9ano cl premio. Gu
biche lego en- segundO lugar.
Scgunda carrcra, $50 metros
Ccrrieron Norfolk Danilo Y Balear.
Sc vi6 tomar bastante dclantera d DAM
10, que corria mucho pero bIen pronto
Norfolk, apretando le paso, ganando er
medic de atronatfOres aplausos. hubC
un bucn dividendo en- las bancas.
Tercera carrcra, mil metros.
Salicron Gacho. Confusio. Vertigo,
Magnolia Y Canario. -
La carrera era intertSante por tratar,
Sc de cahallos favoritos del pnblico.
Son6 el fisparo. Canario, que otras
rcces hahia corrido bien Sc despisto per
tdiendo terreno Confucio, tom6 un
buen cuerpo los dennis, pero a Ia vuel
Ia cl Vertigo. cahallo de gran resist on
Ella, pas6 4 todos gan6 la carrcra que
dicho sea de paso fut de las mas emo
cionantes.
Cuarta carrcra. mil dosrientoS me-
troS.
Sc Ia disputaron Mlsico. Luper6n y
Napoleon
Apesar de que Napoleon, parecia ser
Cd ''champion no rcsult0 ash Al So
mar cl disparo eI caballo qued0 parade,
los otros salieron como fiechas, y aho-
ra un0, ahOra otro, corrian casi Jun
tos, pasansio finalmente ei Luper6n,
que Sdno Ia cdrTcra.
flubo Ovaci0n formidable.
Quinta carrera, $50 metros.
Corrian dos precioSos alazanes, Es-
piritu y Don Flor FL publico como
cedor del merito de ambOs caballos hi2O
muy buenas apucstas. Esplritu, sali6
delante, pero d media pista, pas0 Don
Flor y gan6 la carrera-
Sexta carrera, mil doscientos metros
| caballOs WeStland y DesenganO. La CO
| rrera Sc decide por W estland, que hi
20 magnifco record.
Ell publico salio complacido del es-
pectaculO asi como de la rectitud del
.iuradO en- suS fallos Hasta Otra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06
TEkTRO MUNICIPAL
DEBUT DE LA SOPRANO LIRTF1R
JOLE MASSA

Est& noche, con Ia c6lebre opera des
Puceini Bohemia, hace ST. presenta,-
ci6n al p1blico de San Juan, Ia soprano.
joke MaSsa.
Bohemia - se canta con el siguiente.
repartO
Rodolfo, senor Di Bernardo; Schaln-
nard, senior Bortolomasi; Mimi, se1o-
rita Massa; Marcello, sencr Balletti; Co.
l}ine, senior Rusconi; A1cindoro, sefloas
Bodoqui; Musetta; se7orita Vaecari-
Parpignol seilor Domenichettis Ser
genbe, senor F'abro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06
la Zaryue|a en- S90to Domingo

MaiIana publicaremos una extensa re
se1a que inSerta ell ''Listin DiariO", ell
primer diariO dOninnano, dando cuen-
ia del exito alcanzsdo en- aquel punto
por la compafiia de zarzuela que diri-
ge ell notable actor Ricardo Guell.
NuestroS lectores veran por dicha re
seiia 10 que han gustado en- Santo Do
mingo los artistas de Ia cnmpania de
zarZuela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06
La caTTOza pTemiada
Domingo OR0ZCO

En- la parada de aver. Labor Day
obtuvo ell premio Ia carroza que preSen-
to ell gemio de aIbaniIes, la cual simboh-
zaba eI temple del traba.io coronado
por la estatua dc la paz Dicha Obra
de arte fue constrIida bajo la direction
de nuestro companero y amigo senior
Lewis, a quien felicitamos por este nue.
vo t,iunfo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06

ita embarc@do hacia- Santo Domingo.
cl joven tip6grafo Guulerrno Peflau
qnien va a la isla hernana en- hnsca ess.
mayOTes horizontes. '
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06
luiisa Bonoris

De regreso de Ponce, donde ha dado
un briliante concierto, lego aver San
'uan, la notable tiple senorita Luisa
POnoris.
La sociedad poncena, ha tributado d
"a genti artista la mas enthusiastic aco-
gida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06

Ila regresado de 81 viaje a Elre.na
e. distinguldo senor Pedro Grau de Ma
yaguez lie saIndamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06

Sc ha separado del particle trnianiS--
Ia al seIor Juan TorreLas, ingresandos
dessle luego, en- eI repubIieano.
Ha embarc8do hacia- Santo Domingo
cl joyen tip6grafo Gqliilerrno PeFa
qnien va d Ia iSla herm4lna en- hlsca d.,
may0res horizontes
FL JIez dc la :Gorte de DistrIfa de-
Ponce, declare sin lugar la delnanSs
de dlV0rclo entablada por el seior 10
|Se lrrlzarry, propietario de Ad.juntas.
contra su esposa Ia sonora Maria Mem
serratc Rodriguez.
liza l'egresado de 81 viaje 4 E1repf1
e' dlstlnguldO senor Pedro Gran de MIS-
yaguez. lie saIndamos.
tia tornado possession del cargo dsp
juez de la Corte de Distrito, de Nava~
gucz, ei respectable cabalIero Mr. Sebo..
enrich, quDen estaba en- los EstaaEos
Unidos, en- uso de Eeencia. Ell ss.Fios.
Sepuiveda, que deselnpenaba ell pues--
to, lnterinamente, ces6 en- su cargo
Tia faAecdo EN- Ponce el oue fnts
apreciable caballero don francisco Pass
tamante Pineiro, eInparentado con 65x
tInguidas fanilias Cls aquella ciudad y
de Areciho- Lalnentamos muy de &C..
ras ei falleclmienAo del distingnido ga.
ballero-
Se laiia en esta ciudad eI doctor sfsrp
W. s. Coreiova, de Ponce, uuien nu~-
manocera varios dias hasta trnTpa.Yas,
sns asuntos profeSionaies.
Esta maiana ha sisao leftYo Ell caa,,d.,
RIO civil y crsmipal en Ia Cerse d.. H.
trito de Ponce, sobre los Juicies r,s,s
dientes
H@ resresado die su viaje Eurepa.
el JoVen hcenciado don w. j. Santes
t1es'ues dc amos meses de ausencia
Leemos que Sc necuentra cravs,,.,,
te enferno EN- Cayey el senior Carlos Ff
pz, dlstHigulda persona de aqueIls sss
cIeeiad
FL fiscal de Ia Cortc de Distrito .a
Aguadllia, ha 0rdenadO ell archiyo dc ~,
ca'Isa que Sc seguia contra Juan ColIazo
por habcr sido deciarado irresponsible
de una herida punzante que infiri6 4 s,u
esposa, dnrante sua aeceso de enagena-
ci6n mental.
;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06

FL JtDez de la :Gorte de Distrita de-.
Ponce, declare sin lugar la delnan4a
de div0rcio entablada por el senor 10
Sc irrizarry, propietario de Adjuntas,
contra su esposa la sonora Maria Mon
serratc Rodriguez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06
La traternidad esco|ar
Ell ACTO DE PONCE

Ell domingo celebr0 un mitin en- In
cindad de Ponce, ''La fraterpidad Es-
collar" association de una gran parte
de los inteiectuales de Pnerto Rico.
Los debates fueron muy animados.
Sc tomaron acuerdos que revisten
gran inter6s vital para ell progreso de
la Fraternidad Escolar." La nueva
Directiva qued6 constituida de Ia for
ma siguiente.
Presidente, don Luis MunOz Morales
Vice-presidente To-, don Jaime Ane-
XIV; vice-presidente 20, don Francisco
PARA Cap0.
Secretario, don F. B. Cordero.
Tesorero, don Rafael Castro. Voca-
les: senores Ramon Gambia, Antolln
Min Arturo Rodriguez.
Vocales suplentes: seiores Enrique
Hernandez, doctor Gustavo Munoz,
Eugenio lglesias.
Vocal por San Juan, don Pedro de
Audrey.
Voca por Ponce, don Jose Lacot-
Por Guayama lioenciado Bernardo
nj de la Huerta.
Por Mayaguez, don Joaquin Cerve-
ra.
Por Afecibo, licenciado SantOnI.
Por Aguadilla, don Francisco Sein.
Por Humacao. don Julio GuZman.
ia banquete a que concurrberon los
asambleistas, fu6 organizado por los
cultisimo caballeros senores j. Lacot,
PARA Capo, doctor A. Ferran, selior
MARQUES. registrador de la propiedad
de Ponce. v Sc llev6 afect0 en- 81
gran comedor del Hotel Melia, con arre
glo al Sigllientc menu:
Entremeses
Pates fois gras trufee, salchichon de
Vich, sardinas, aceitunas.
! Huevos en- salsa blanca
Paella la valenciana
Pescado la romana
Ensalada rusa
Postres
Mantecado y frutaS
Vinos
Tinto Marques del Riscal
Blanco Diamante Bodegas Franco
Espanolas
Champagne
Veuve CliGuot Ponsardin
Licor
Chartreuse frapee
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06

Al destapar el champagne sc lavan-
- 81 senor Para Cap0 y pronunci0 un
elocuente brindis saludando 4 los CO.
mtns1leS.
Hizo Lotar que ALI sc realiZaba una
de las linalidades de la 'Fraternid2d
Escoiar," el establecer lazos de afectO
sincere entire los elementos lnilitantes
de las divcrsas ideas politicas
No obstante, eXpres0 ell senor PARA
Cap0, la necesidad de que la ''Frater-
nidad Escolar'', trascendiera mas inten
samente en- la vida de los intelectuales
de Puerto Rico.
FL senor Felytas, alcalde de Caba-
rroJo, presto al acto ademas del va
lioso concurso de su presencia el en-
canto de una banda infantil Nevada
desde Caborrojo y que ameniz6 admi-
rablemente ell banTuete, eJecutando 10
mas perfecto de su repertoire.
Habl0 elocuentemente el seiior Fley-
tas Y habi0 deSpues ell presidcnte senior
Guzman Benitez, (don Juan) agrade-
cIendo aquellos homenaies del compa-
panerlsmo y la fraternidad.
Invitado a dirigir la paIabra In
concurrencia ell distinguido letrado Sc
nor Munoz Morales, hizo un bello sin
zero discurso, exponiendo 10 que en su
vale Y representa- como fuer-
IA positiva en- el seno de la societlad
puertorqineia, la 'Frateruidad Esco-
lar
Ell acto ha sido brillantisimo, TN al
TO testimonio de 10 que cs la distinguida
y valiosa asociaci6n.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-21
CHAPTER ADDED
TO SHREvE CASE
Disposal of Certain Goods Held
Up By Court
TO WELCOME STEAMSHIP
Business Men of Montgomery VIII Greet
Chy's Namesakc on First Trip
at Savannah-CrOwe'sR Race
Cost Him $973.99
TO WELCOME STEAMSHIP!

Montgomery, May 20.-(Special.) AN
other chapter of the great jewelry and
general merchandise frauds charged TO
seven members of the Shreve family was
produced this morning when George
Shreve, trustee in bankruptcy for the
City Jewelry company of Montgomery,
secured an order from Judge Thomas G.
Jones of the United States court, stop
ping the disposal OF goods in several sec
lions of the state, said to have been a
part of the stock of the companies the
Shreves have had stock in and which
have failed.
This Is a civil suit and is directed
against the Trade Supply of Andalusia,
George Shreve, Sam Coplan, r. r.
Shreve and H. C. Shreve. 1t is charged
that goods have been held by several par
ties, among them A. F. Mickler of Anda-
lusia, and that they are such as ought to
have been put in as a part of the bank
rupt stock 1t is also charged that me-
gro woman at Foley has in her possession
many valuable articles of wearing apparel
which are residue of the bankrupt hold
ngs. By order of Judge Jones all the
goods are being held.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-21
SEVENTH DISTRICT
COLLEGE CLOSES

Albertville, May 2O.-(Special)-Th final
commencement exercises of the Seventh
District Agricultural college were held in
the college chapel yesterday, thus closing
the most successful session in the history
of the school.
Wednesday morning occurred the gradu-
ating exercises, at which time Miss Anna
Belle Wood read splendid essay on
Our Feathered Friends Miss Elsie
"Shrines,' and Miss Minnie Burel read
a beautiful essay on Our Debt to Our
Alma Mater DR.. F. B. Dresslar, pro-
fessor of education at the University of
Alabama, then delivered a splendid and
enjoyable address on the subject, THE
Value of deals
President j. M. Atkinson of the Eighth
District Agricultural college at Athens, in
few we'll chosen words, presented the
diplomas to the II pupils of the graduating
class, which Is the largest class In the
history of the school. The Rev. w. X.
Simpson OF Guntersville. who is held in
such loving esteem by the members of
the class, pronounced the benediction.
On wednesday, oNcHlii6 Tile diiuudi COi-
lege play, isabelle, the Pearl of Cuba
was presented to perhaps the largest
crowd ever in the college chapel it being
estimated that between 800 and 1000 people
saw the play, and quite a number were
turned away, being unable to obtain even
standing room. All of the members of
the cast sustained their parts we'll and
the play proved to be one of the most
successful and enjoyable ever given at
the college.
Following is the cast of characters:
Cory Chase, reporter for the New York
Herald, Barnard Wilson. General To-
reno, a Spanish officer, B. O.. Hall;
Manuel valdes, Cuban insurgent leader,
P. o. Luck; Old Valdes, Manuers faith
err, H. p Kinds: Danney Phelon, Corrry's
Irish companion, c. H. Wood; Old Pedro,
faithful Cuban, Bruce Berney; Sergeant
Jones of the American army. H. P.
Emmett; Isabelle, the Belle of Cllba, Miss
Gladys Wood; Nora O'Toole. Miss LOWE
Baker; vioetta, a jealous CubNn, Miss
Nellie Williams.
Other features of the play were an en-
campment of soldiers and negro quartet,
the parts taken by the pupils of the
school.
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COL. WILHOYTE ELECTED
MAYOR OF SHEFFIELD

Sheffield, May POI Especial. AT the
regular meeting of the Sheffield city
council Col. R. H. Wilhoyte was unanl-
mously elected mayor of Sheffield, sue
ceeding w. R. Westin. deceased Act
ing Mayor Pippin delegated Alderman
Lemay and City Attorney Roulhac to
notify Colonel Wilhoyte of his election
and to escort him to the council cham
Der. He was greeted with applause
upon his entrance and Acting Mayor
Pippin Immediately relinQuished the
gavel to him, after the oath of office
had been administered by City Clerk
Ivie Speeches were made byya number
of prominent citizens. felicitating the
council upon their oh dice and congrat-
ulating the new mayor.
Mayor Wilhoytes first act as Judge Of
the city court was to fine Frank Smith,
.colored, ~ for beating woman.
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FINE PROGRAMME
AT BESSEMER

Bessemer, May 20.-(Special)-The COM
mencement exercises of the Grove School
of Music, held here tonight at the High
school auditorium. were well attended,
and the musical programme rendered by
the graduates spoke highly of their train
ing. Those who received diplomas were:
Miss Bessie Gates Ball. Mssf Narsie
Elizabeth Roberts and Miss Helen Louise
Lewis.
The following is the programme given:
Fantasia Brilliante (Mendelssohn)-Miss
Roberts.
Gondoliera, in G Minor (MoszkowskD-
Miss Ball.
Vocal Solo-Mr. McAdams.
Fantasia, in G Minor (MozarD-Miss
Lewis.
Peer Gynt Suite: Anitra's Dance and
Asses Death (Grieg)-Miss Hall.
ST. Francois de Paul. Merchant sur les
Flors N1iszt)-Miss Roberts.
Vocal Solo--Mr. McAdams.
Sonata, Op. q, No. 2 (Beethoven)-Miss
Lewis.
Kermesse de Faust (Gounod)-Miss Ball.
Address-The Rev. Sturdivant.
Presentation of Diplomas-Mrs. Annie
Glenn Grove.
Benediction-The Rev. Taylor.
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REPUBLICANS ARE
URGING GOODHUE
GADSDEN ATTORNEY FOR Gov
ERNOR-INCLEMENT WEATHER
sPOILS SCHOOL EXERCISES

Gadsden, May 2O.-(Special.) 1.-The re-
pubicans Of this city and county are
booming Amos Goodhue. one of the lead
ing lawyers of the city. as candidate
for governor. Mr. Goodhue is out of
the city and it is not known IL he would
consent to accept the honor if offered
him..
Gadsden and vicinity is being visited
by an unusually heavy rain. Since
Wednesday night the water has been
falling, with but slight intermission. and
at the present time there is no indica-
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$40, 600 WORTH OF NEW
PAVING AT HUNTSVILLE

Huntsville, May 20.-(Special. THE
city council has awarded contract for
paving Church street to the Bloam
Block Paving company. The paving
will extend from Holmes street to a
point beyond the Alabama cotton oil
mills and the/ work will cost about
$4,000.
The plan of operating Maple Hill
cemetery has been changed and the
city will pay the sexton a salary in
stead of allowing him to make his in
come off of collections for maintaining
cemetery lots. The head of every fam
lily resident of Huntsville will get one
lot free when occasion requires the
use of a lot. Additional lots can be
procured for s25 for the second, $s5 for
the third. $50 for the fourth, and SIS
for the fifth.
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Delightful Max Party

An unusually merry event of this after
noon from 8 to o'clock was the annual
May party rendered by the teachers and
pupils of the Home High school at the
residence of the Misses Young. The affair
was to have been In the nature of a lawn
party. but on account OF the Indictment
weather the guests, numbering far over
1O0 were received indoors. where grac-
ious welcome was extended them.
A pretty and enjoyable featune of the
afternoon was the dance around the May
pole and the browning of little Miss
Olivia Dannelley as the popular May
queen. Delicious ice cream and cakes
were afterward enjoyed amid, decorations
of ferns roses and daisies
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The services over the remains of Capt.
James L. Norris, commander of the local
camp of the Salvation Armv. who died
at local infirmary yesterday morning
will be held in the Salvation Army bar
racks on Broad street tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock. The services will be con-
Quoted by Capt. Theodore Fowler of
Montgomery, Captain Boucher of Atlanta,
Captain Porter of Meridian and Captain
Coleman of Macon, Ga. The interment
will be had in Live Oak cemetery and
the services will be attended by large
number of friends of the deceased
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ton that the rain is over. Moisture
badly needed, as the season has
excessively dry, but the rainfall
now been ample and continuan2
bring a cry from the farmers 0{
much.
Because of the extremely bad
the commencement exercises at tn
ire last night were not attended q
would have been under more fan
circumstances, although the attej
was by no means small. The nd
of the graduating class, Tire
ladies' Jennie Lovejoy, Anna MaudV
lin and Mary Greet, each delive3
essay. The feature of the EVENT.
an address by DR.. A. P. Montsi
Howard college. Birmingham. IT,
lar closing exercises of the sci
being carried on at the theatre n,
ernoon. 9Th
Bob Pickett. a young miner.
with assault with inte4t to knts
trial this afternoon in the cts.
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Drake.Shahan

Faunsdale, May 2o.--(Special. 1.-The
elimination of pretty romance was
the marriage on May IS in st. Michael's
church, Faunsdale. of Mr.. Robert w.
Drake and Miss Nancy Westmoreland
Shahan. The bridal party consisted of
the following: T. o. Drake, best man;
Miss Elizabeth Shahan of Birmn CHAM,
maid of honor, Mrs. George Nixon of
Newark, N j., matron of honor; A.
Jackson of Linden. with Miss Evelyn
Shahan, Alfred Shahan of Demopolis
with Miss Evelyn Adams, George w.
Adams with Miss Ellen Cook OF Bir-
mingham, Siddons Stollenwerck with
Miss Annie Watkins, and ]. b. Timer,
Jr., and James A. Boozer, ushers.
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commencement at College

DR.. John w. Stage, president of the
Alabama Presbyterian college, an
nounced Friday that arrangements have
been completed for the annual COM
mencement exercises at that institu-
ton, the exercises beginning on Sun
day, May 20, when Rev. DR.. Henry
Edmonds, pastor of the First Presbyte-
rian church of Montgomery, will deliver
the commencement sermon.
The event for Monday will be the junior
exercises and oratorical contests, and on
Tuesday DR.. D. N. MCLAUGHLIN, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of Aus
tin, Tex, formerly a trustee of The COL
lege. will deliver the annual address.
This will be followed by the senior ora
tions and the delivery of the sheepskins
by DR.. Stage.
There will be social features every
evening during the commencement week,
and as the attendance Is larger this year
than 1t has ever been before DR.. Stage
says. that he expects a large attendance
of friends and relatives of the students
during the exercises.
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Annual Debate Held

The annual debate among the best de-
baters of the advanced grades of Dallas
academy for the Lucy Nelson medal was
held at the school corner Of Church and
Selma streets this morning. These con-
tests are held each year, and the winner
is kept a secret until the night the grad
uating exercises of the SCHOOL are held.
when he will repeat the speech by which
he won the medal.
The programme of the debate this
morning was as follows:
s. NJ Baton, Resolved. That the open
ing of the Panama canal will influence
the future welfare of the south"
Moritz e. Frohlich, rs Americas great
ness in the past or in the future?"
George W. Breeder, 1.-THE conservation
of our natural resources"
Blevins Dunklin, Tine south, the land
of promise
Western Pierce, Resolved, That ora
tory should be encouraged more than
athletics.
Henry Bradley, Resolved, That immi-
grafton to the United States be re-
stricted."
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Store. VIII Begin Closing

Saturday at noon the hardware stores
of Selma will begin closing and give their
employees half holiday. An effort is also
being made to get the wholesale grocery
stores to also close every Saturday at
noon as little business is done by them
during Saturday afternoon. They cannot
ship as the freight offices of the differ
ent railroads are closed and for that
reason 1t is thought the effort to get them
to close will prove successful.
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WOODMEN GATHER IN
SELMA NEXT MONTH
Annual Memorial Exercises on
First Sunday in June
ANNUAL DEBATE IS HELD
students of Dallas Academy In De-
clamatory Contest-Funeral of
Salvation Army Captain.
Mrs. Hudson Dies


Selma, May 20.-(Special. )-Members OIL
the order of the Woodmen of the World
from all parts of central Alabama Will
gather in Selma on Saturday, June 4, and
take part in the annual memorial exer-
cises which will be held on Sunday,
June 5.
The local lodge is making extensive
pr operations for the entertainment OF
the visiting brethren of the order. On
Saturday night the local lodge will IN
itiate several candidates. the work being
done by the prize degree team of &e
lodge.
After the lodge work the visiting Wood
men of the World will be rendered an ele-
giant luncheon. During the different
courses short talks will be made and the
evening will prove pleasant one.
The address on the next day during the
memorial exercises will be made by Hugh
Mallory. An excellent musical pro-
gramme for the services which Will be
held is also being arranged.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-21
Death of Mrs. Hudson

Mrs. Annie Carter Hudson died at her
home In Summerfield Thursday after
noon after an Illness of four years with
tuberculosis. the remains we're carried
to Laurel Miss. her former home. and
where the interment will be had tomor-
row morning.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-21

The members of lodge No. 312 of the
Boilermakers' union of this city will give
their second annual ball in the city hall
next Thursday evening. The members of
the lodge have sold large number of
tickets to the ball and the evening prom
ises to be a pleasant one to all who will
attend and enjoy the pleasures Of the
evening.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-21
commencement sermo. at ru.cumbia

Tuscumbia, May 20-(Special.) AT
the Baptist church last evening the
Rev. Mr.. Orr of Corinth, Miss, preached
the commencement sermon to the grad
uating class of the Tuscumbia high
school. Mr.. Orr's text was What Lack
1 YETI" and his discourse was par
ticularly appropriate and instructive
The choir gave special musical pro-
gramme.