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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
Beaversdale Pa.

Ccnjcni,
V prigibu YAM po;iliam pollet-
no n%arotnino in - ct. li>tu v pod.
poro. ker jc ''Prolrtarnc" lastni-
ma zavednih dclavccv in svoicmu
programu >vc,t: Nastopa ncystra-
Ieno in odlotno "a prayice trpina-
dclavca.
Nc>tctokrat ie ~ priobcil DO
Ii ; kapitalistionim gospodarskim
rcdom. doll L grabczi in @izSasava-
a." In doba DO uapocila. ko no Ie
tiSti spo,toyan " cloveSki drnz5i.
XII della I umom in rokami Delay
ci ne bodo izvoievali tc dobc pu-
;kami ali topovi. Zavedni DELAY
"a MISC barbari. ne bojuic.io Sc Z
moriluim oroliem. Delavci hitijo
y una Syitlim meccm Y boz "a svo-
ic pravicc in "a prcobrat kapita-
listitnega goSpodarStva.
NaiboliSe o~rozie poleg DELAY
skega Gasopisja .ic pa volilni IL
stick. kedar so volitye. takrat pa
glaSujte delavci kot en- MOI "a So
gladstone candidate. s svojimi
glasovi bodcte zaSckali kapitaliz-
mu najhujSc rane. Povedali bode-
te, da noGete biti sunni, da hocete
zivcti kot liudic.
L dclom Sc pa ne morem pohva-
liti. Tako .jc kot oh casu krize. De
l"mo pc diva ali tri dni V tednu.
Nzlic slabim casom pa prihajaio
vsceno k nam poncumnevalci liu-
dstva. da IL dclavskih zepov izti-
sHcjo kakSen cent "a scbc. Ne o.
titam ga MIN. MarveG zelim. da
hi "sv. Duh" r~azsvetil mOzgane
novodobni .raji relavccm. Ako Sc
ne zvrSi to - &c delavci noGejo
SIiSati glas dclavskih listov. bo
kmalu pc Nth hrbtih zvizgal bic
kapitalisticnih priganjacev, kot
je svojedobno zvizgal in tleskal
bic grajskih valptov pc hrbtih ma
sin prednamcev OBJ Gasu fevdne
flake.
Pozdrav vsem citateljem! Tebi
vrli list pa zelim obilo vspeha pri
vzgoji slovenskih delavcev.
Andrea nerSiG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
Hazard, Pa.
Cen.jeni urednik !!
Josip Mantel.

CenJeni urednik!
Odprto povem, da maj preneha-
jo S p~osiljanjem cam. SLOW" Ia
list nj "a me, Odkar je pokazal
delavcem sovrazno lice S TEN, da
glede socializma postavlja resni-
co ma glavo, ga lahko citajo ljud-
je, katerih mozgani so zapecateni
2 devetimi pecati. Vernik ali ne
vernik ne o citati lista, XII pri-
haja Z lazmi, katere so socialist
" Evropi re pred tridesetimi lett
ovrgli stokrat.
Ko sem cital slabo preplonkano
kaso o socializmu, sen bill prepri-
can, da je lie dvoje mogoce. Ali
so gospodje, XII imajo glavno be-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

Cenjeni urednik "Proletarca!"
Objavite sledeGe:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
POSTNE HRANILNICE ODO.
BRENE.

Zed. drzave dobe poStne hranil-
nice. V tc hranilnicc bo lahko
Nsak zaGel L enim dolariem hra-
milne vloge. Najvec Sc bo zamoglo
vIoziti ma emo o>cbo $500. Glavni
namen teh hraniInic pa ie, da pri-
de tisti denar Y roke privatnim
bankirjem, kteri bodo daiali po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
MED ZVEZDAMu.
Zmote.

Pred kratkem Sc je osnovala Ii
ga, XII ina namen podruskati in
pohrustati ameriSke socialiste. Lii
ga Sc imenuje Industrial and So
cial Justice League of America"
V ia namen so sc naSli denarni
mogotci in duSevni "velikani".
Prvi bodo podpirali BOZ gospodar-
sko, drugi ga bodo pa izvrSevali
de facto. kako bodo pravzaprav
rodili boz proti socijalistom in So
cializmu, zasedaj Sc ne povedo --
IN 81 tudi Sc MISC ma jasnem. Vse-
kakor pa izgleda, - vsaj pc go
vorjenJu pripadnikov lige - da
Je bog namenjen zajezenju socia-
~listlcnega ~naraSGaja. XII zadnji cas-
tako rapidno p%oplavlja ameriSko
jaynost. NajvaznejSe upraSanje
za ligo bo, kako zaccti - in kje
zaceti. Stvar BIO zelo delikatna,
kaJti najvaznejSc upraSanje ma
vsezdnje DO lie, zakaj Sc sociiali-
zen tako magic razSirja? IN Sc DO
treba poglo bit Y vzroke - in ce
DO Nth liga sluzila kakor ME
naslov pove: induStrijalni in po-
liticni pravici, tedaj DO treba a
cetl PR sedanji upravi. ia pa nj
80 Ia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

sti cd 2@ do a% obresti, posta
pa DO daJala u~lagatelem lie go oh
resti.
V Ameriki je re tako, da Sc da
privatnim spekulantom vedno in
povsod prilika izkoriseevati Jaw
most. Nj cuda tOrej, da so ysi H.
k~oriscevalci prot socijalizmu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
Ely, MINI.
Cenj.eno %uredniStvo!

CenJeno ~uredniStvo!
Semtertje Sc eta V Gasopisju.
da ina drzava Minnesota najsla-
beJe zakone glede yarstva delav-
cev. JAZZ Sc STEER ne bonn balial Z
zakoni tie dezele, Xxi zadenejo toe
ko o varstvu d~elavcev, recon pa,
da so TAXA poroclla testokrat pre-
tlrana IN neopravlcena, IN TO je
ySIed nepoznavanja zakonov cd
Stram porocevalcev.
V naslednjem hocem pokazati.
da so sedanji zakoni Y Minneso-
ii. glede varstva delaycev precei
ugodni "a delavca Y sluCaiu DO
Skodbe pri delu - i'm da lie bila
testokrat, zlasti pred lett nazai -
krlva lie ljudSka bojazen in ne
vcdnost; ~naStopiti prot kompa-
MIL, da rojaki MISC priSli do svo-
je odSkodnine.
V rudarskib naseIbinab y 80.
verni Minnesoti Sc peca = rudarst.
vom okrog 10000 sloyenskih de-
lavcev. Vposleni So y zrlczrib ru.
dnikih Y Vermilion in Mesaba
Range.
Pred Sestimi lett so rudarske
druzbe l. namenom. da preie obo.
gate. spremenile svoie rudnike Y
prave GloveSke mesnice. Ubilo in
ponesrecilo Sc ic ma tisoce DELAY
cev, ne da hi Sc druzha zmenila ~
udoye in sirote nror,ipnTb Kdor
.je poprosil druzbo IN pomoG So
mu je navadno reklo. da Sc BIO ma
redila kolekta okrog rudariev. Ia
druzba nj imcla us~milienia. am
pax ie pokazala $ prstom ma ME.
ne u~sluzbence. GeS. oni so Indie
ma kter ie treba apelirati. Zgodilo
Sc ie tudi Y tistih cash. da So ie
komu sanjalo. da hi bio dobro
druzbo toziti "a odSkodnino to-
da kakor nitro ie druZba O teh
sanjah izvedela. je = grozniami.
da DO pregnala vse "Avstriiane"
4 Minnesota. tako p~restraSila ro-
jake, da so Sc zakleli. da ne bo
Sci nobeden pricat proti druzbi.
V vsakem sluGaiu ponesreGenia
je znala kompanija pridobiti ma
en- ali drupi naSin nri6e - co IN
tako je bilo ponesreGenemu ne
mogoGe kai ukreniti prot kompa-
nil.
Pozabiti tudi ne smemo. da so
'naS; roiok; n,ooo .o1r
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
Claridge, Pa.
Cenjeni urednik!

Cenjeni urednik.
Drustvo "Bratoliub" st. 7. s.
\. II. j. Claridge, Pa. Sc IRE
ka zahvalo druStvu Ilirija st. SO.
S. n. p. j. V Kenosha. Wis. "a
darovano svOto $3.50 V podporo
najpotrebnejSim bratom in ella
nom druStva "Bratoljub'', kakor
tudi drustvu ''Slavija" st. |. S.
n. p. j., XII je darovalo 800 V
isti namen.
Pecat. John Mlakar, preds.
John Batch, tajnik,
Val. Rednik, blagajnik.
Opomba urednistva. z veseljem
konstatiramo, da so sc slovenski
delavci in obrtniki priceli tudi "a
kaj druzega zanimati kot "a ma
pol podrte cerkvene ''turne" in
cirilmetodarijo V start domovini.
In to pozdravljamol
V Ameriki je danes ma stotine
sl0NenSKlh premogarJev v boJu 8
kapitalisti, XII trdijo, da so lastni-
XII premoga. In ii slovenski pre-
mogarji so potrebni podpore. Min
zene, njih deca so lacni, gladni so
tudi ocetje. Kjer pa premogarska
druzba lastuje hise, tam so tudi
slovenske premogarske druzine
brez strehe.
Slovenski delavci, XII delate in
niste ma strajku, ali razumete ka-
ksno gorje, &c je gladni oce S svo-
10 druzino ma cesti, deca pa vpi-
je: Mama kruha!
Gladni oce, XII je s svojo druzi-
no ma cesti, nj zvrsil %nobenega hu-
dodelstva. Ukradel nj mic, ogolju-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

- Premogarske druabe V Hi
noisu zdaj raZpoSiljajo plaGane
agente cd mcsta do mesta. koder
Ije Strajk; tile agentie krepkO la
zejo o stanju unije in n~atvezuiejo
Strajkariem. da Jill hoGeio vodite-
Iii uni ogoljufati ma podpori. In
glavmi namen teh kapitalistom
prodanih duS je: %napraviti zme-
Snjavo med Strajkarji in ubiti
Strajk. Iato poor pred tenn spi-
joni!
- Y. New Yorku Sc p~ripravlia-
10 ma velikanski Strajk delavke V
tvornicah "a zenSke obleke. Or
ganizacija ''International Ladies'
Garment Workers" neprestano
naraSGa. Blizu 10000 delavk bo
ostavilo delo.
- Tisoc dvesto MOI, vposlenih
" "Laughlin Sheet Tin Mill' V
Bridgeporte, O., ie zaStraikalo V
tetrtck in ; ten ustavilo delo V
cell tvornici BOZ ie nastal vsled
te"a. kcr Sc uektcri delavci bra
milo pri>pcvati 1870 cd dnevne
place Y ;trajkarski sklad "a 1900
S~trail;aricv pri american Sheet
and Tin Co.. V t,stem mestu, kteri
80 ma Straiku le blizo leto dni.
Strajkarii so dobro organiziranf
- V takozvanem Irwin Fiel-
du" prcmoga Y Pennsylvania ia
trobe. Irwin. Herminie, Madison
it'd Strajkajo premogarji re cd
9. marca. Okrog 10000 do 10000
premogarjev ie liza straiku. Ogib-
Lite Sc tega kraja!
Ko ie Krist visel ma krizu .je
bill zcjcn. Kapitalisti so pa lacni V
palacah. \ ne kruha. marvel de-
maria.
Icinemu Kristu so mesto vode
dali jcsiha in zolca. To so zvrsili
pismarii in ~farizcii.
Dclavci! Vi daitc pa kapitali-
Stom mesto denarja delo. To lah-
ko zvrSite, &c lie hoGete - pri pri-
hodnjih volitvah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

Istocasno pa tudi rudniSke dru-
zbe MISC drzale rok krizem. Najeli
so nekaj petoliznih, ma karaktar-
ju propalih rojakov, XII so imeli
namen delati med rojaki intrige,
strasiti Jill in Jim prigovarjati,
maj nehajo q zahtevami, ker BIO
mace druzba bankotirala. - To-
da 20 trdem boju je bill led prebit
in tozbe so Sc inaugurirale. Da so
tudi slucaju tozba imeli poleg
opravka slovenski hinavci in pro-
dane duSe. 81 lahko vsak misli.
Cestokrat Sc je dejalo: ia. vse
to bi ze Sc bio, ce ne bi pri tozbah
pobrali polovico advokatje. Tudi
JAZZ sen tega mnenja; ampak u
praSanje je drugo, namrec, da Sc
kompanija tako dolgo neGe poga-
jati S ponesrecencem, dokler ne
vidi, ia il je ma vratu roka pra-
vice. Bolje je deliti L advokati -
nego : kapitalisti, kajti prvi dajo
vsaj nekai. medtem ko ne dajo
drugi brez prvih mic. cato ie pa
vcdno bolje. da So Y sluGaju po-
neSretenja obraca vsak najprvo
ma advokata.
V nekem slucaju, kier Sc ie Slo
IA yiSoko odSkodnino. Sc ie druz-
ba obrnila cello ma Avstro ogrske-
ga konzulata Y Chicago. da hi on
izposloval. da hi doticni roiak ne
zahtcval Svoje od>kodnine skozi
SOdnijo.. In avstro . ogrski konzul
ie Y resnici priSel Y Duluth. tam
je naScl poneSreGenca in mu pri-
@govarjal mai vzame ponujano syo-
to od kompanijc. kar pa doticnik
nj hotel.
Porota je potem priznala dotic-
nemu rojaku Is tiSoG dolariev Cd
Skodnine. to je najveGja svota.
Xxi je bila priznana pc porotI V
tenn okraju. Toda Ii miSli KIDD, da
jc bilo to naSim roiakom vSec?
Ne. Reklo Sc je. da je dobil pre-
wee. - Spet kraniska zavist in
nevoScljivost.
Zakoni in sodnjiska postopanja
uapra,, ..St.,1 Trust -, NJ;
~ r',, ~ Nj
y ,-%:Naio ~
49, ":,' q
0''l 81
-. p,
-
Doo'so
-, -; H. - 70
/; noa,I; 49,:
W. me- p''
~; L;Ia
I.i.,.
DeIaNee V tel lhdustrlJl ne We
hINdar, kdaJ ga zadene nesreca,
'SIed tega mora bltl vedno prl-
piaNljeh V VSakeIn SIucalu, da
drug drugemu pomaga. ClmbolJ
trdna yez bo med delavci, tenn
.uspeSneJse Dodo tudl tozoe V slu-
caJu ponesrecenja.
Iadnji cas- so razne druzbe vlo-
zile pritozbo., tei, ia Sc je zadnji
cas- ulolilo malcnkostne tozbe N
ogromne svotc denarja kot cd
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
1.oso, 600, 900,

Pred dobrim tednom Sc ie raz-
Sci 6l-ti kongres, XII je dovolil ~
raZne JAYNE izdatke "a bodoGo f.
skalno lcto emo miljardo osemde-
set miljonov dolarjev. To je "a
10 %miiJonov wee kot lansko leto.
Lepa svota.
Radoyedni omo le, koliko cd te
svote BIO 5lo V zrelo kapitalisticnih
Spekulantov ORR. IN kolike svote
bodo privatni podjetniki ogolju-
fall Waldo?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

Appeal to Reason primirja Roo
sevelta $ pOliticnim DIR. Cookom.
- Dobra primera. Oba sta nasla
oh njiju povratku svoje posebne
Cudake.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07
ORGANIZE NEW
BAR ASSOCIATION

Decatur, June 6.-(Spec,al. 1.-The law
yers of the counties of Morgan, Lime
stone and Cullman have just organized
what Is known as the Tri-County Bar as
ISOLATION and the following have been
elected: Judge John C. Eyster of New
Decatur, president and ]. B. Brown of
Cullman secretary. The bars of Law
renee county and perhaps another county
or two in this portion of the state will be
invited to join the association Nearly
all of the lawyers of the three counties
named are now members of the associa-
ton. The organization Is for the mutual
benefit of the members and for the pur-
pose of bringing the members of the bar
of this section of the state closer to-
gether.
After the organization of the associa-
ton a resolution was adopted asking
Federal Judge w. /. Grub of Birming-
ham to make a special bankrupt district
of the counties of Morgan, Limestone
and Cullman and to appoint a referee in
bankruptcy for the district thus formed
This request is made on account of the
congested condition of the bankrupt
court, with headquarters at Huntsville
and with Jerre Murphey. Jr., of Hunts
vile as referee.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07
SUMMER SCHOOL
FOR LIBRARY WORK
Is for General Instruction on
Library Methods
CONFER GOES TO AUBURN
Senator Bankhead Did not File Account
of Campaign Expenses-The Ala
bama Delegation to National
Educational Meeting
CONFER GOES TO AUBURN

Montgomery, June 6.-(Special DIR.
Thomas NJ Owen, director of the state
department of archives and history an
nounces that the third annual summer
school for library training will open June
e, at the capitol for five full weeks. The
limit is 100, and only to be made up of
those who have definite engagements for
library work, and teachers who in the
pursuit of their duties will have to do
largely with the service.
The object of the school is to afford
brief instruction of a general nature on
library methods, administration and
economy to workers who are not able to
get away for full courses. The whole
course Is without cost and will be under
the direction of Miss 7. d. Barker, assist
ant In the library extension department
In addition there will be lectures on the
work in hand, as well as popular lectures
on state institutional Investigations. The
two years of the course proved very help
full to those needing the instruction.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07
SPECIAL RATES
Via
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Low Summer Tourist Rates-Ticketa
on sale March Is to September 80, lin
tied for return October 81, 1910.
St. Louis, NO., and Return, $1S.75, on
account American Medical Association
and First National Convention Ameri-
can Woman's League. Tickets on sale
June to 8, inclusive. limited for return
June 90, with privilege of extension by,
depositing and paying 500, until
July 20, 1910.
Special Homeseekers' Rates to points
in the west and northwest. Tickets on
sale first and third Tuesdays of each
month, limited for return 25 days from
date of sale.
Nashville, Tenn, and Return. 1910,
account Army Maneuvers. Tickets on
sales June Is to &C. inclusive, limited
for return June IS, 1910
Cincinnati, o.. and return, 1880.
Tickets on sale June Is and 10, limited
for return June %, 1910.
Account National Education associa-
ton. Tickets on sale June &c to July
2, with final limit July Ia, and may be
extended to September 10, 1910, by de-
posit of ticket and paying fee of $780,
Mobile, Ala, and return Ss.35
Account Alabama Press association.
Tickets on sale June IA and 15 with
final limit for return June Is 1910.
For further information call on or
write to P. Sid Jones, d. P. A. Both
phones 977. Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07
SOCIAL EVENTS
ARE NUMEROUS
Many Entertainments for Younger Set
of Eufaula-Bank Occupies
New Quarters

Eufaula, June 6.-tSpecial )-Since the
closing of the schools the young people
of the city are making the best of It and
an almost continuous round of social
functions are announced for the week that
will draw out the beauty and chivalry of
the city in delightful social intercourse.
tomorrow morning Miss Sarah Ross will
entertain at an elaborate bridge party at
her nome; tomorrow evening the young
men of the city will tender the Young
women and their visiting friends a bril-
liant german at the armory of the Eu-
faula Rifles; Wednesday morning Miss
Willie Cherry will entertain at cards !;
Wednesday afternoon Miss Sarah Ross
will honor the visiting young women with
lawn party at her home; Thursday
Misses Mana and Catherine Dent will en-
tertain and Friday an all-day picnic will
be held at the home of Miss EVELYN
sapp. A number of the above functions
Will be given in honor of Miss Emily
Bradley of Columbus, Ca, who is de-
lighting social circles here, the guest of
Miss Sarah Ross
The Bank of Eufaula is occupying it's
new home. the former Eufaula National
bank buildinf. on Broad street. The in
terror has been remodeled and extensive
ly beautifed and presents quite an at
tractive appearance.
Local showers that passed over this Sec
ton yesterday have aided very materially
In bringing out the crops that were suf-
ferfng very much for the want Of rain.
F. M. Jennings and family have moved
into their handsome new residence on the
corner of ST. James and Randolph streets
Unusual efforts are being exerted to
stamp out the blind tigers which are said
to be becoming quite numerous about the
city. In addition to reward that has
been offered by the city council for proof
to convict, special force of detectives
have been put to work and the mayor
has declared that he will use every eff
fort to abate the nuisance.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07
Woodmen tn Hold Celebration

Decatur, June 6.-(Special.) THE MEM
bers of the Woodmen of the World ana
the members of the Woodsmen Circle OF
Somerville, this county, are making ar
rangements for a great day at Somerville
next Sunday. On that day the monu-
ments of DIR. P. Binford and w. e. Rus
sell, deceased members of Somerville
camp No. 2O1. Woodmen of the World,
and the monument of Mrs. Crucy Weav-
err deceased member Of Palm Grove
camp, Woodmen Circle, will be unveiled.
After the unwilling services the graves
in the village cemetery will be decorated.
The services will continue all day and
dinner will be served in a nearby grove.
A number of Woodmen from the Deca-
turs and their ladies will attend the serv-
ices.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07
News OF Tuskegee

Tuskegee, June 6.-(Special. )-Eugene
Andrews, aged months, son of Edward
Andrews of Palmetto, Fla, died at the
home of his grandmother, Mrs. Fannie
Lee. at o'clock a. M, Tuesday. The in
terment was made in the city cemetery.
Mrs. James A. Raines died suddenly at
her home near Tuskegee Friday after
noon. She was an estimable Christian
woman, beloved by a wide circle of
friends, who deeply sympathize with the
bereaved husband and children. The
floral offerings were unusually beautiful.
"Children's day was observed at the
Presbyterian church here Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock. After an interesting
programme collection was taken which
will go to the building fund Of the Ma
goya Girls school, the missionaries of
Japan having requested that the offerings
of Children's day in May, 1910, be set
apart for this purpose.
The numerous friends of Miss Pauline
Gibson will regret to learn of her painful
accident last Friday. While driving with
friends the horses became frightened and
Miss Gibson was thrown from the car
riage. sustaining sprained ankle.
Col. Floyd B. Powell of Tuscaloosa is
the guest of mayor and Mrs. r. H. Pow
ELL
Mrs. w. 7. Danforth of College Park,
Ca, spent Thursday In Tuskegee, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Drakeford.
Miss Jessie Mae Johnson was the
charming hostess for The Jokers club,
which met at her home on Main street
Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Domi-
noes was played at four tables, after
which delightful luncheon was served
The. prize, an immense bunch of sweet
epas. tied with pink satin ribbon, was
won by Miss Elaine Abercrombie.,
Rev. James W. Marshall reached home
Friday after pleasant visit to relatives
In Mobile.
Mrs. R. s. Pope has returned to her
home In Atlanta.
Mr. r. M. Boyd has returned from
Lewisburg. w. Va, where he went as
commissioner to the general assembly.
Rev. ]. r. Curry returned from Bon
Secour Saturday. where he has been
holding series Of meetings.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07
Bankhead Did Not File

John H. Bankhead, United States Sena-
tor from Alabama, nominated for the full
term at the state democratic primary of
May 2, did not file statement of his ex-
penses in the said primary, holding to the
view that the law only requires such ac-
ton from those who are elected to office
by the direct vote of the people. The SEN
ator did file for his race four years ago,
when, under the senator-in-waiting plan,
he ran ahead of the field for the nomi-
nation of the people. John B. Knox of
Calhoun and Frank S. White of Jefferson
made report of the cost to them in the
last voting contest however. they being
the opponents of the senator.
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National Educational Meeting

There is every indication that Alabama
will have large attendance at the meet
ing of the National Educational associa-
ton, which meets July 2-S, in the city of
Boston. Dr. ]. Y. Joyner of North Car
DINA, who was one of the speakers at
the March meeting of the Alabama asso-
citation. In Birmingham, will preside, he
being the president. DIR. J. II. Phillips of
the Birmingham city schools is the elected
member of the executive committee. The
Alabama directors, to whom any ques-
lions may be directed, are s. S. Murphy,
Mobile John w Abercrombie, president
university; w. E. Stripin, Gadsden; Z.
L. Floyd, Montgomery; J. II. Phillips,
Birmingham; T. w. Palmer, Montevallo;
M c. Wilson, Florence; II. c. Gunnels,
state superintendent; l. w. Hill. Opelika;
@ G Thach president Auburn.
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A beautiful and elaborate affair of this
evening was farewell dinner rendered
by Miss Helen Bloch in compliment to
the teachers and members of the Dallas
academy graduating class. The large
round table was spread with a Cluny
lace cover over green satin. The class
colors. green and white, were In evil
dence everywhere and the class flower.
sweet peas, formed the exquisite floral
decorations. A large cut glass bowl Of
these lovely blossoms formed the center
piece around which burned green and
white candles in silver candlesticks
capped with silver shades The place
cards, which bore bewitching girl heads,
were tied with green and white ribbons
and clusters of sweet peas marked the
places of Prof. A. F. Harmon, Miss Kate
Edmonds, Miss Mary Morrow. Miss Annie
King and the hostess, classmates, Miss
Nellie Levy, Miss Rose Tarver, Miss Ruth
Walker. Miss Agnes McPeck, Miss Lii
liam Stevens, Miss Jessie Bayne, Miss
IIeien Bloch and Mr.. Eugene Elebash.
Eight elaborate courses were served, each
portion of the menu as far as possible
carrying out the color scheme
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07
News of Alabama

John J. Pruitt of Clay county has been
appointed clerk of the city and the cir
cult court OF that county by Judge John
Pelham.
Frank N. Julian, secretary of state and
insurance commissioner, has been in Biz
mingham looking after some matters of
business for the department.
The organization of the Baker Greek
Coal company at Jasper, capital $4,000
has been reported to the secretary OF
state.
In the enforced absence of Attorney
General A. M. CARRIER. who is conducting
the railroad cases before Special Master
Thorington at Savannah, Thomas W.
Martin, assistant attorney general, is
keeping the office In trim shape.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07
Old Terminal Closed

New York, June 1.-THE old Grand Cen-l
trail station, for many years the only
railroad passenger station on Manhattan,
Island, closed its doors st midnight for,
ever. At IL o'clock workmen began to,
board up the entrance and tomorrow pas,
sengers will use the temporary terminal.
at Forty-third street and Lexington ave-,
nue.. The New York Central is building!
an enormous terminal in which the tracks,
will be sub-surface and the space above,
them will be utilized for ADMINISTRATIVE
offices and commercial PURPOSES