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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

ton shall b. liable for Indictment, and
II a ! upon conviction. he fined not less
than Fifty (S50) dol ara. or more than
ore hundred ($lO0l dollars ior each
oil -: one hall Z he fine shall b. paid
ia the inlormer snd the o. her half Ia tho
County Commissioners for the use of
public roris
il2 NY person. who shall make any
tFt n wnge- uror the result Of any cleo
tiun :" ti.ke place m this States shall be
liable 70 ind '-rent and upOn convic-
tir1 thereof sinai oe iued not less than
H. 500 dnllsrs. To l." paid 20 the
~ tie inr the u.s." oi the school fund.
Every deposit of money in any part Of
rbi- stat. u bit ~ wager upon the
result 80 a"y eleciiOr of this State nr
esewl r.. shall he forfeited and paid
over t. the ,.uT ~ commissioners uf he
county whore deposited for the use OF
IN. county; - - deposited in tie City If
Baltimore. ., Jh- Mayor and Ctty Cnun-
ell.
VA" EP II DENT.
iE3 6EOkE. SMITH.
[ LEE NAGUIRE
-. ri . = Fec ion
o. ). Nary'< County.
7. =. ] wLs,x Apias. Clerk
OF % Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
For Sale.

One sorrel gelding 6 years old. Good
disposition, sound. fearless. no bad
traits. Name John Miller" by
Armeath l1-Portia Good driver and
saddle horse. Apply to
Dr.. g. FRENCH OWNS,
Nov. 2-1m. Chaptico, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

For Rent.

House in Hometown recentIv On.
cupied hv Dr Thomas Lynch. Posses
~ given at once Apply to
r. O MORGAN,
Le0nardtown. Nd.
Aug l7--tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
Election Notice 1911.

In accordance with the provisions OF
the Code 81 Public General Laws, Article
XXXIII Section 13, we the board OF
Supervisors Of Elections for st Mary's
county hereby given notice to all whom
il may concern, that an LECTION Will be
held ia St Mary's county on
TUESDAY. November 7. 1911
at the usual places Of voting in the sew
eral election districts OF st Mary r coun-
", that it is say:
FIRST DISTRICT.
ST. INIGOS.
SECOND DISTRICT.
VALLEY LEE.
THIRD DiSTRICT-1st Prscin;.
LEONARDTOWN.
THIRD DISTRICT 2nd Precinct.
LEONARDTOWN
FOURTH DISTRICT.
CHAPTICO.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
YECHANICSVILLE.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
GOOD HOPE.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
MILESTOwN.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
JARBOESvILLF.
NINTH DISTRICT.
A1A"S' STORE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

The population Of Ireland 10 said
to be 4.3S1.S51. a decrease Of nearly
1900 since 1901.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
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change in |
MorRaH VI
the greatj
Boys Rel
was ever q
land. As /
Morgan cal
OF COTHIt
snd everyI
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you OF thi}
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or will tha
oppOrtuni
Clothing
Is now ash
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
J. D. Rosenberg, Opt. DR..
GRADUATE OPTOMETRIsT,
VIII he at Hotel St. Mary's Leonard
town, Md on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
November 3 and q, 1911,
IF MONEY COULD BUY EYE
SIGHT

SiS u
Unfortunates who have for years ne
elected to consult q Competent OptOme-
trist would gladly pay any price but
there are 20 may cases in which the
Optometrist cannot give the visi, n he
would like TO with lenke- beause the yes
have been constantly strained and con
tinually regl, cted by wearing nor" or
wrong glasses am in u position To
help you and II IL IL possible effect
perfect cure My 10 yeas experience
and reputation in Ra timOre assure you
81 tire hest OF service
Do you suff,r with headaches. flow of
tears. excessive winking sore eyes, mus
ele trouble, astigmatism? II so. same
may he remsdied by aid Of glssses.
Examination and Consultation
Free
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
DeDocrutic Ticket.

DeDocrutic Ticket.
For Governor.
ARTHUR p. GORMAN:
For Comptroller.
EMERSON C. HARRINGTON.
For Attorney General.
EDGAR ALLAN POE.
House Of Delegates.
WALTER p. DORSEY.
JOHN r. GARNER.
For County Commissioners:
JOHN l.. HILTON.
For County Treasurer.
KEMPER A. VIETT,
For States Attorney:
WILLIAM MEVERELL LOKER.
For Judges Of Orphans Court
JOSEPH II. KEY,
WILLIAM 8. COPPAGE.
, MATTHEW II BAILEY.
For Sheriff.
HENRY C. DENT.
For Surveyor.
CHARLES A. HEARD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
KomiDatiOns For Office.


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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
For Sale.

A good work horse
Apply at this Office.
Sept. 2S-1m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02

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Holly
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
University of Nel0 Mexico

H,ur Van p"t,.. one of tn, worid'
greatest aptlorit,A sata tu tnr
N'uus sh"utd always uD surrounded
WITH beautiful things. c.p. Wli, whom
the. trr hoing odurai.U aud ihi. pr.-
'opt is lived az a., NAY r.,n gone bee
Nuud, in the setting cd lhr t,rltn.'ai
uniNcrsity at AlhupucruIi,. Set puudg
hundreds az tfcos. ~, srN pucnio
buildings 80 this iusttutt,n a., pluc.d
AT the edge o th, mesa uN,rlookins
tie cts with tho nil, Now MtNtpdp
Sky above and 90, mountain. ava
troInd thoW 1uru Wnieu vl' 600,
visitor may hc cannot cacap, yen
uf boaut! ana srtndtur mHi,.ts .iuG
dignity That at.,.d u,N Win uN
id,aF e. the drvHlupiu. -cna. of ~
ness uud beauty The graz col TIA
buildings especially thos, NI|.h 90,
han hidden iS groves ot trccs. ,hr
glcam OF tho .uu on ,h, water of the
ucuDr.h fountain. and thr dulrt
flash ui the goldfish iu IFS drntu-
.H arr beautiful ana nr' r,ufuL and
an lead To The thoughts ut higher au3
u'ttor things lDr which education B..
merely pr, parauur 1rul ,n, o..
CATION and thr environments uf thr
uuN,tsIs trr utting frr urp' U..u.
The tr.l 81. ohHla.t'r 90. u tu. OF
th"u4ht aud of action.
IU, 4Idiua. 49, tl I'...f.It..
With un. oN.'ptlDu ul, .f 20 p.u,a.
g. f'uua ai f"~i uu go ri
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,ou. I,a uu#.M u,m a...ttlo"
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

ana lator aul. n ipns, the two dor
miturlos. Cha first buildihes ol tho
puphlp t,uo. auuttred Tho cottage
thon h,Dan, the dining Wul fhr all
: thr tlderis. nd Win 1dduuus has
: rDnunuUd to serve n tb. Came ca-
J pu,itv iu tauN Rod" utl ou. erected
( latter th. main buidur rad been re-
modelled na - uu.biu. BE- proceeding
lvbicb rcndor,d tho building o. srcot
Idud mn,, n.au aud of much
rtatcr ,,no.itt. I,I,, hu WAS
} dedicated u o.. uu pl That Nrar.
lona t,ti.i hDnr r.1d ot tnr ,rciFes
! trom tHdr, taH.. Dob Vun ou the
todotI p,n.n ,r Porto lu,o 90 mc
,uur
,u iro, h, yuil e oi weluroring
(which had Urcu instituted scVcrn
,tat before AND uadaa'N iuDrcused'
itH. .o1a NorE 90 ttuir Vns sep
a.t.U fnm thp other d'partpcn't
HUf p'H.rd under ut ,v1 dein ana
ututtt 1nr s,po'htion between ia.
..uc., aud tho preparation, school
500. mode definite and the prcg"i"
l#.. Department drutcaacd hy rcmov
UF uHo ifsi trt work. 'Ths a'''
p.ilpv hna brou continued 90 tho pres.
.u, tmD Whom ol. th. year imn''-
tdtpN pr,..duL hr college year
be- maintained
rn. umy,rst library ptlcrs OFT.
u.. uf d l1rs, number uf rc'"rvh
land ,c>t books. as Wcil a~ the ru'r'.I
periodicals or 400 ranches of $500.
Ituu r.euut .u ,hc books
stnt,d together Dut ntDh V huH
lrpuebt ur.t go store NE test
tr.fcr,u.. books iu the d"par'n'n
(which n.. arc most clutcN i.lI'
ltuu H goa" watch 81, Str"''d '.|
I a.J. ,h. CONVERSELY hau iu
.,.l.u uumn,r of nt"rcttu-
cnuftr objects. compr .scd 40 ...
,crsiN matpim. lu''rtlnat
Gro d,str",od thts, WauN ol ..
were irrcplaC'anl,.
Ncurlv l scar l,o tho mmiu I.u..
multu- .l thr luu. H',ly wa. ..i'.
ld,su. .,a Vth BEES ,1u', uis t5
/ ,f Unknown or.g.n.
Tho number of -tusl,nis iu 1ft..U.
lance nla s,,ndiy jncrvascd uuu .
tu, present nao nearly goo Hi
p,et"d e. D. n attcndnncc n''' t".r
Tile instruction d. in tho hand OBJ .
'h, roughls competent faculi' "' le-
mar&ahly largo size IN uropur. Do o.
fa, students attending. aud ths 'o.r
~ summer srh,o' has u.en add.d. .1r-
Irving IN Instruction IN scioni and
educational Enc.
Tho siudrnts have numbor 90 ne
uy.tos. being especially lut"rcNteI ia
"a athletics Next wear "A rcguiar t,h-
lrtis instructor win he oWu'D od
. Who vu aat. chnrgc OF the Nariour
,nihlriie teams The students pu'hsh
y am nnnual book aud we XIV ia cr
i, aul tai,c zr,l' .n, rsst IN litcrlt' and
, forensic work generally.
+. pramatIca ar, also greatly nbsorb'
2 ipg student attention, and an annual
play ana uidyear play are given
90 oHch year
q Frat,ruitios and literary sorict,"s
% offrr amplo 90 poriuni'Y Tor social ir
p. torcuurso. and tho UNIVERSITY Rlyo'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

s,,o logs rather thau Win au nr.h.
The Windows arc ui WINtue atrt.
u. tho puchlos vnrird th"Ie wd th,
sk, line De- niuLcu I've mans r'. IN
angles Of the wallis aud b., wrt. b.
of different Uirhts
Taken altogether these hHiuin"
.oIIcr an udm|rablo siNlt for tnr uccis
ct th. country. Tho climate "t HrN
Mcytcn be- adapted io tn outside d''tf
Bcitluds thp roofs ana porchce WIN
th,l shtdo 100 summon and emporium.
tics tot sun lt hs u NNi'r un'
muNos possible the y.r 60 thr wnn>
windows
The buildings 49,. .li sn vruHff'ie i.'
that at ans tmo additions nly Doe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

'I. hufid,n1 'ud Drth COM
i.d Hhat iail To preparatory d..
r'IHI.w was "rt.D4 and lat,r tho
o., NIUD Iai schcDl
Pa 1896 o. sFmnawIu was bu.it lnd
la,uuod. rho IaG'ov laboratory
Wu.h vas burned g. Itu r.rc than
30 5000, u-'. was ur- .s ia. va, p.
Mr Waite Hsdl, and was built
n ls'1 SGT until hr ~ ;ht took uv,I
80. University wue unt at,cwp' mud,
60 lr' Ile dormitorv accommodation
uut 81 1882 rooms vera fitted az fu,
wnn 200 the main building. ana c't.
tag, srrur'd ara plnt uud,r th,
corr q nnttop Cor tn girls. i.otrl
tlr rItn's uuuiter ~ moved 60 a
huuUlu- Just nurth 80 thr campu"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-27
BAR COMMITTEES
 NAMED BY PELHAM
President Alabama State Bar Announces COm-
 mittees for Year

Annisfon. July 26.-The following com mittees Of the Alabama State Bar asso- ciation have been announced for the ensu- rg year by President John Pelham;
 Committee on Jurisprudence and Law Reform-Horaee Stringfellow, chairman. Montgomery; J. k. Dixon Talladega; George A. Sorrell, Alexander City; l.. C. Leadbeater, Birmingham; W. B. Merrill, Hehin.
 Committee on Judicial Administration and Remedial Procedure-Hon. E. j.. Gal risen. chairman, Ashland; Hon. Hugh D. Merrill, Hehn; Hon. M Sollie, Ozark; Pilans, Mobile.
 Committee on Legal Education and AG- mission to the Bar-C. c. Whitson, chair man, Taliadega N. D. Godbold, Camden; Henry F. Reese Selma; Joe C. Granade Chatam T. H. Seay, Montgomery.
 Conlmittee on rrrespondence-Julius Stetnfeld, chairman, Selma; W. l.. Pitts, Uniontown: J. w. Strother. Dadeville; J. T. Ieeper Columbiana; Clement Wood. Birmingham.
 Committee on Legislation-Hon Ormond Some:ville, chairman, Tuscaloosa; Samuel Will John. Birmingham; s. J, Bowie, Bit- nl1nSndn, T. M. oleNeHS, MODilS, ooilii C.. Eyster. Decatur.
 Committee on Publication--B. M. Allen, chairman. Birmingham; E. w. Pettus, IT., Selma: Ii B. Bridges, Dadeville; John 4, Dar6en, Co odwater; John " Denson, La Fayette.
 Committee on Local Bar Associations Hon. w. w. Whiteside, chairman, An nistcn; w. T. Lowe, New Decatur; Charles VI Sherrod, Courtlandt; A. x. Merrill, T,ufaula; L. J. Bugg, Monroeville.
 Committee on Legislative Enactment R. E l.vins, chairman, Greensboro; R. C. Brickel;. Huntsville; Tyler Goodwin, Montgomery. c
 Committee on Violation of Code of Eth lcs--A Latady, chairman. Birmingham F. P. Crim, Montgomery; Alexander Gar bS, Isii irlingham.
 Committee on Delegates to American Bar &ssociation-Emmet O'Neal Flor enee: Gaston Gunter, Montgomery; Fran cis C.. Carey, New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-27

St. Louis, July 26-Charles Dooin, cap tain and manager of the Philadeiphla National League Baseball team, is In a hospital here with a broken right leg as the result of a collision at the nome plate in today's game with St. Louls' and physicians announced he hardly VIII be able to play again this season.
 Dooin must remain in the hospital un- til Saturday night at least, when he hopes to be taken to Philadelphia. In the presence of the managers downcast team mates tonight an X-Ray photograph of the fracture, which is of the right fbula and about four inches above the angle. was taken. The bone is broken in two.
 The accident occurred fin the fourth in- ming of today's game while St. Louis was at bat Third Baseman Smith had just been thrown out at the plate on an infield hit and Centerfelder Oakes was on third la SC and Pitcher Geyer on first. They tried a double steal and as Shortstop Doolan of Philadelphia returned the ball
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-27
LEE COUNTY GRAND
 JURY IN SESSION
A Delegation of Methdoists Attend District Conference at
 Montgomery

Cpelila, July 26.-(Special. )-The dele gates from the First Methodist church to the Montgomery district conference at Loschapoka Thursday are J. B. Greene, S. R. Williams, G. N. Hodge, w. T Andrews, w. c. Goodwin, A. l.. Doweell. Alternates, B. w. Williams, w.. O. I.iownfied and W. F. Chester.
 The grand jury for the July term of tie Lee county court of law and equity was organized yesterday with John AL len cones as foreman. An able charge was delivered by Judge Lum Duke.
 A wreck occurred on the Central of Georgia yesterday near Gold Hill, about n toa cars being ditched, with no one several hours before the track was cleared The Seminole Limited was de- toured via Montgomery.
 A letter to Frank Armstrong of Auburn from Col F, H. Graves of Conner states that he would like to have his regimental camp in Opelika this summer if the city would give $500 and furnish lights, water and drill ground. It is not known whether the proposition will be accepted by the city.
 The many Opelika friends were grieved to learn of the death of MT. John w.. Tnm,ilson at Birmingham. The widow of MT I 1omlinson formerly lived at OpelilSa, Nhe,e she is remembered as Miss Annie Renfro.
 Mr. Rush Akin. a well-known citizen of N)'asulga, died Sunday night at his home af,fr lingering illness. The funeral was held from the family residence yesterday afternoon.
 Tax Assessor w. T. Andrews reports the assessment of Lee county property for i?11 as follows Valuation of property, $104s. 300: taxes, $92, ,132. 40. Valuation 1910, S6,J44 9S0; taxes, $S6S10,93. This shows an increase in valuation 1911 over 1910 of s403,- 971 and taxes s5321 A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-27
AWAIT OUTCOME
 IN JEFFERSON Calhoun May Have to Vote on Liquor Question
 Before Long


 Anniston July 26-(specfal) )-Much in- terest is being manifested in this county in the Forthcoming election under the state local option law in Jefferson coun- ty, as it is believed that the result in Jeff ferson will have a material effect on Cal houn county voters.
 There are few advocates of saloons in Calhoun county, but the sentiment for dispensary is regarded as strong. The question of circulating petitions in this county has been discussed for some time, but it is said to have been deferred until after the Birmingham election. The citi- zens of Calhoun may have to vote on the liquor question again before another year.
 The state high school board met Wednesday morning on the site of the former Oxford college, in it's day one of the most notable institutions in the south,- sending out one graduate who be- came legal advisor to Queen Victoria and many others who became influential in the state.
 In the absence of Governor O'Neal, who left Wednesday morning, Superintendent Willinghan made the principal address, and outlined the work of the board with regard to the selection of high schools.
 It will be several days before the school is located.
 The Calhoun county commissioners, who have been in session for the pur- pose of settling certain tax disputes, fn- ished their work for the session and ad- journed Wednesday morning
 
 T. F. Johnson of Birmingham. who re- gently purchased the property of the Mor- ris Manufacturing company at Morris vile from L. J Morris and associates, who have established a similar business at Birmingham, was in the city Wednes- day making arrangements to install new machinery.
 At a meeting here Wednesday of the Ancient Knights and Daughters of Africa, a negro fraternal organization, $500 was appropriated for the purpose of erecting a school building at Jefferson Heights. in the Birmingham district, on lot given by Dr. w. F. Freeman, Jr. The lodge has over $S000' in the treasury and reports over coco members
 The Pythians of the First district will meet in regular convention at Piedmont on August 8. The Rev. G. D. Harris will deliver the welcome address and c. r. Douglass will respond. The grand chan cellor is expected to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-27
TWELVE CARS CORN
 BRING GOOD PRICES
Assistant State Examiner TOwnes Leaves Huntsville for
 Guntersville

Huntsville, July 2e.-(Special)-H H. pi,tlsr came to Huntsville yesterday and sold 1e carloads of corn to the Spring Civ Milling company at a good price nh s sale goes very much against the news article reproduced a few days ago in tl,e Advertiser from an Idaho exchange which stated that corn was selling Tn Ala bapla at present for b and D cents. Tho Idaho paper also stated that the Rev Baker of Alabama was in the state or Idaho looking over the field with the pros rect Of bringing his colony of negroes to that state, where they could make bet ter p:ofit of their farming products s.
 Testerday Assistant State Examiner Ctarres Townes left for Guntersvile. where he will begin the examination Of the looks for Marshall county. It is ex- pected that the county will gain, by the exai,,ir ation the same as Lawrence county did.
 commissioners Smith had his first case up yesterday for reckless disorder on the streets of Huntsville since the city has been under commission law. The case was against a party named Pierce who ara'e down West Clinton street several nights ago firing pistol. The man was ii,.i si,s and ,ne appeal bond liked at s65c.
 Mrs. Nannai Mitchell died at her home near Ryland yesterday at the age of 26 years. She has suffered for over year fror., the effects of a case of measles. She is survived by a husband and mother and father and several small children line burial took place at Shiloh buryine ground.
 AIr Thomas Morris died at his home in this city yesterday after a lingering iiines' He was about 60 years of age lr'e.ment was made in Maple Hill ceme ter..
 Horace Garth. New York millionair, anl e> banker, is ill at his summer home on Monte Sano. MT. Garth purchased the hrtel property on Monte Sano several seors ago at cost of $30,0O0. and has si1cc spent his summers there. The at ten.Giis, physicians state there is no us for alarm over his condition. His family is with him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-27
MUCH ACTIVITY
 AT RIVERSIDE

Rive side, July 26- Especial )-The plant of the Lathrop- -Hatten Lumber company at this place resumed operation today after being closed down for a short time ewing to the fact that the logging teams were being transferred from the old caiaps at Marbury. It is reported that the present amount of timber already pur- cha.ed. with that to be acquired in the near future. will run the mills for an in definite period
 Inc plant of the Riverside Brick conn pary recently purchased by capitalists from Columbus and Macon, Ga, is un- dergoing a thorough overhauling. and will be read, for operation not later than the l5th. This plant will afford work to some 7; men, and will add very materially to the p1 esent pay rolls of the town
 Woi,t on Lock No. I is well under way ar9. il is reported that the building of the lock walls from concrete. according to r,an.l and specifications. will commence wi.l.ir the next few weeks. The lock vii in all probability be completed by the first of the coming year.
 May ci Horace Afford arrived home from Mississippi after an absence of several wet.fS as the representative of the Mar ti.1 Biscuit company of Birmingham. His presence was somewhat of surprise to the city fathers in charge of the town. vho curing his absence have become very d'reent lokin gafter the streets and ws ,kWays in town, however, since his ar rival He will have things looking fine 'beiore the end of his vacation
 Pros rects for the largest crops ever n,ade in this section of the country are ar present existing; however, there has bene more rain than Is usually needed.
 Tire regular term of county court is be- ing teld at Pel City with Judge James L. Herring presiding. A large crowd Of wtnesses have been; summoned from this k;aee to appear at this ternl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-27
HUNTSVILLE PARTY
 AT ALBERTVILLE

Albertville, July 36- (Special)-The path hnsing party of the Huntsville Good RoalS Automobile club spent the night here at the Albertville hotel Monday night.
 The entire party was very enthusiastic owe. this route. President Davis said the heavy rains yesterday had delayed the party, and would cause them to reach BiiY; n gham late.
 lie said; T am delighted with the rcaus in Marshall county. With very littie expense a model highway could be bait across the mountain and think this T. the only feasible route for this g.cat highway"
 The Albertville Business Mems club will