The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-09

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 twice, to Miss Elizabeth Hawkins the first time and to Miss Emma Norris, after the death of his first wife, and is survived by two sons, K. P. and $. l" Moore, and daughter, Mrs. S. T. Will Hams. His membership in the old Jones' boro Masonic lodge was transferred to the Bessemer lodge upon their removal nere. This order will have charge of the funeral services. which will be held at Moore's cemetery Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Jacobs Sons in charge. The session of the juvenile court held this afternoon at the police court room by Judge Murphy of Birmingham was short. Three cases of affray charged against three negro boys were con tinued: James White, a white boy, was penanee for fighting and Harry Kartus was given 30 days probation for the same misdemeanor.
 In the police court this morning TWO negro women were fined S1 apiece for being caught picking up coal in the yards of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, and three cases of disorderly conduct were continued, $14 assessed in
  The funeral of Mrs. w. O. Knight, who died this morning at her home at Piney Woods, was held this afternoon. Mrs. Knight is survived by her husband and number of relatives.
 The last City league game of this season will be played at the City league park tomorrow afternoon between Bes- | an LII aui to decide the awarding of the City league pennant will be contested Mon day afternoon between Bessemer and North Birmingham at Birmingham. To- morrow will be ladies day. The Pisgah evangelists, Or. Oxnam and Rev. Squire. held their most suc- cessful meeting of the week tonight in the open air on the corner of Second avenue and Nineteenth street, The large number of men and women surrounding the speakers seemed very much impressed by the testimony of those rescued by the Pisgah work CTS, and a large collection was the result. A street meeting will be held Satur- day night and Sunday night. A large crowd Is expected to attend the services at the city hall.
 Announcements The High school examinations for those conditioned will be heN tomorrow and next Saturday at the High school building
 Bessemer lodge No. 45S. Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons, will have a special communication Monday night for worK In the entered apprentice, fellow craft and master Mason's degrees.
 The usual daily services. of the Metho- dist revival meeting will be held Sat urday at the auditorium. Mrs T. T. Huey will entertain mum Der of little folks at her home Saturday afternoon from 80 to 6 o'clock in honor of the sixth birthday of her niece and guest, Miss Sarah Martin Mayfeld of Montgomery.
 Personals MT, and Mrs. W. J. Crawford are now at home to their friends at Feeders. Misses Sadie and Martha Lay left this | morning for Senaca, N. C., to spend a fortnight with relatives.
 Miss Grace McDaniel has resumed her duties as stenographer with the Moody Real Estate company.
 Miss Madge Mims returned to her home | at Dolomite this afternoon, accompanied by Miss Nell Kirkpatrick, who will be her guest for the week end. h o. c. Atkinson of Vicksburg, Miss. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Patton and will remain for several weeks. l Mrs. |, Moses, who has spent the past | few years in Birmingham, Is now domi- ciled with her daughter, Mrs. Sam Stein. MT. and Mrs. Waverly Stinson announce the birth of daughter
 | Mrs. Gwylam Herbert has returned from visit to relatives at one of the lake shore camp grounds near Cleveland. O. I Mrs, N. P. Knox and Mrs Dan Gard ner of OkOlona, Miss, are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. NJ. K. Thornton.
 Miss Molie Thagard of Greenyille Is the guest of Mrs Oscar Randle, at her
 home on Arlington avenue. l Misses Sophia and Leah Schwabacher will return Sunday from visit of sev- eral months to relatives in Newark. N. J. | Deputy Sheriff George w. Jones was
 painfully hurt today by a horse stepping on his foot, and although the injury Is | .e.;o,,e vayaro1 email hopac were fra n