The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-11

ADVANCE Oh the opening VII De neld ana
al teachers are expected to be present
Professor Persons calls the attention
of the teachers to the congressional
teachers institution, which will be held
at the Birmingham High school all next
week and urges them to attend the meet
Ing
Robinson Released on Bond
The jury impaneled by Coroner Brasher
to investigate the killing of Louis Bag
gett by l.. C. Robinson, after hearing
the evidence in the affair, brought in
a verdict of manslaughter In the second
degree. Coroner Brasher set the bond
at $500. The witnesses in the main testi-
fed that Robinson acted in self-defense
and only shot when compelled to protect
himself As was published this morn
Ing the trouble arose over game of
pool, which terminated in a quarrel be-
tween the two men, resulting in the
death of Baggett. When the bond was
set it was made Immediately by Robin
sons friends, and the coroner telephoned
to the county jail to have Robinson lib
Grated.
The matter has been turned over to the
grand jury, which is now in session, and
no further action will be taken until that
body has completed its findings.
The coroner's jury was composed of
the following: j. F. Cannon A. D. Mad
dox. G. P. Benton, H. G. Christlieb. John
S. Harris and H. M. Bailey.
Bessemer VS.. North Birmingham
The ball game this afternoon between
Bessemer and North Birmingham result
ed in a tie, each team scoring three
runs. The redoubtable Tucker pitched
again for Bessemer and though he did
not win his game he again showed his
remarkable prowess by striking out IA
men. Barnes, who did the twirling for
North Birmingham, also pitched great
game. tanning out II.
The feature of the game was the home
run of Walden, the visiting third base
man, who knocked the ball clean over
the fence. feat not duplicated this sea-
son. The game was rather slow and was
called in the ninth on account of dark
ness. The score was: R.H.E.
bessemer Observation-Disclosures.
North Birmingham ...... 2
Batteries: Tucker and Trotter Barnes
and Barnes. EMPIRES. Huston and Fow-
Ter
On Monday Bessemer plays Decatur at
Bessemer.
FairyIand at AirdOme
The pupils of the Crow School of Music
will present the delightful play, Fairy
land" at the Airdome on September 10.
Miss Lillian Malone and 30 talented chill
dren of Bessemer will take part The
children will be appropriately costumed
and will render some delightful musical
and dancing number of which the follow
ing are a part:
On the Lilac Road to Toxic, Miss Mel
lie Boggs.
l Want Someone to Flirt With Me.
Beryl Primer.
Charley Seigel In her "Doggie song"
Any Little Girl That's a Nice Little
Girl, Fred Walker and Mildred Larsen
Barn dance.
How'd you like to see husking beef
If you're out for fun-then come with
me;
Come and join the barn dance-every-
thing is free,
All the. Bessemer folks are coming out
to see!
I'm a College Bay Zelnah Brown.
II Didn't Mean to Make You Cry"
Edna Kyle and Nellie Adams.
| Mother" Alice Granger
Cupid, l. o. IT," Nellie Adams and
zelnah Brown.
Jungle Town." Fred Walker.
Whats the Matter With Father? He's
o. k chorus.
Baby Talks" the babies with their
nurses.
Tent Meeting
There will be several services at the |
tent meeting tomorrow Rev T. T.
Martin, who is assisting the pastor, will |
preach. At 10 o'clock mass meeting for |
young people will be held At II o'clock |
here will be regular morning service |
hnd sermon, and at 80 in the afternoon |
mass meeting for everybody The sub
ect of the discourse will be. Married |
life, Present-day Dangers and Evils"
At 7:45 comes the evening service and |
ermon. A song service will be given at |
ach service. A cordial invitation is ex- |
ended to everybody to attend these SER
ices.
There will be regular service at the |
first Presbyterian church Sunday morn |
1g at II o'clock. Rev. j. f. Swallow will |
reach on Adoption" No evening SER |
ice will be held. Sunday school will be !
t the usual hour.
DEATHS and Funerals
The funeral of w. o. Vance, go years
age, who died of heart failure at his |
pme at Virginia City. was held this af-
(rpoon at O'Clock. Interment was
ade at Valley creek cemetery He |
aves widow and three children.
The two-year-old daughter of Mr.. and |
RS. Joe Gattallo. who died from potaime |
sscning, was buried this afternoon at |
kdar Hill cemetery.
rhe funeral services over the remains
Louis Baggett was held this after
on from his home at Raymond mines
terrlent was made at the Union GEM |
cry. Jacobs & Sons were in charge.
Personal and General
ii. 1. Bumby has returned from a
sit to Gulfport, Miss
DR.. ]. H. Dowing is confined to his
pm with malarial fever.
Dr. Tucker, who has rendered sucb
gnifcent service to the Bessemer
seball team, left last night for bis
me at Thomasville.
Ir. and Mrs. J. H. Reid and Mrs.
f. Cline leave Monday for a two
eks' visit to Chicago and other
nts north.
Hiss Matura Benton, Miss Carrie Rem
Miss Anna Mae Herren and Miss
HE Sturdivant attended a receptiop
the Birmingham college yesterday.
IRIS A. G. Dorman and children of
sblo, Colo, are the guests of Mrs.
en- on Eighth avenue
[rs II ro'7ntN of Dallas, Tex, is
.snE air. Mrs Jacob Marks. !
Eatst be remembered as