The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-22
VACATION PLANS
 FOR ALABAM|ANS Where They Will Go On
 Adjournment ALL PRETTY TIRED Most of the Senators and congress men Will Spend Their Vaca- tions in Their Home
 Districts
ALL PRETTY TIRED
Rx WALTER HARPER

Washington August H.-tSpecldi'-
 When Congress adjourns senator Bank
 head will return immediately to his nome | in Alabama for a few days rest He has | accented an invitation to attend me
 scouting party that will review the pro- posed inter-county highway from Deca-
 tur to Birmingham about August @ i"e l party is to be made up of prominent peo- | pie from the towns along the proposed route. MT Bankhead will spend all the recess in Alabama. His secretary, Cech A. Beasley, will return to his home at Fayette Fred Fite, messenger to MT Bankheads committee, will go to his home
 at Jasper.
 After adjournment Senator Johnston
 will go for few days rest at Flat ROCK,
 near Asheville, N. C., where Mrs. John ston has been spending few weeks. Sen ator Johnston's son, the Rev. Edward
 Johnston. of St. Louis, is also at Flat Rock, with his wife and son, who is, ny the way, a grandson that the senator has never seen. Senator Johnston's secretary,
 Thomas B. Stallings. will remain In
 Washington during the recess and keep the senator's office open for the transac- ton of any departmental business that may come up. He will be on hand to wei come any Alabama visitors that may come to Washington After his rest at Flat Rock Senator Johnston will return to Bir- mingham.
 Oscar Underwood will spend a short time at Atlantic city before going to his home at Birmingham. He has worked hard and needs rest. Mrs. Marion Mar tin, MT. Underwood's secretary, will ac- company him to Birmingham. Daniel C. Roper, clerk of the ways and means com mittee, after a short vacation, will return to the office and keep 1t open for business during the recess. J. N. Benners, assist ant clerk, will spend about two weeks at his home in Birmingham. after which ne will return to his job in Washington, as sisting MT. Roper In the details of pre- pairing for the great tariff fight that MT.
 Underwood will wage during the next session.
 Congressman John l.. Barnett will return to Gadsden and will spend the recess in his district, where he has number of speeches scheduled He has accepted an invitation to address Confederate re- union at Frog creek, in Cherokee county.
 next Saturday. The Hawaiian congression-
 al trip. which Mr., Barnett was to join .n
 September, has been postponed on ac-
 count of the recent uncertainty of ad-
 journment. Tracy Lay, MT Barnett
 clerk, will return to his home at Gadsden. Judge Richardson will go imm ediaticly
 to his home at Huntsville. He has been
 appointed a delegate to the international
 arbitration congress to be held at Rome
 in October and he will try to attend, though the lateness of adjournment gives him but little time for the work he has
 to do and would like to do in his home
 district C. L. Watts, clerk of Judge
 Richardson's committee on pensions. will
 spend the recess at his home at Hunts
 vile He will probably return to enter
 Georgetown university to take up second year law in October. Wallace Hill. ds-
 sistant clerk of the committee will go to Nashville for a short time with his sis ter before continuing to Huntsville. JU- seph M. Mccoy. official examiner for the committee detailed by the interior de- partment, will remain in Washington and will keep the office open for any business that may come up.
 Henry J. Clayton will 'spend vacation in his home district and will probably make a number of speeches at farmers institutes. J. J. Seight. clerk of Mr. Clayton's committee on judiciary, will re- turn to his home at Eufaula for much needed rest He has been in Washington pretty continuously for several years. a, tending law school and also clerk of | the congressional campaign commit ee last year.
 | w. H. Morgan, secretary to Captain | Hobson, will remain in Washington for | a week or two to finish up the work in Captain Hobson's office, after which he will go to this home at Tuscaloosa. Fred l.. Blackmon will spend vacation at An niston with his family and friends. He will probably make some speeches in his district during the fall His secretary, | J. N. Slattery, returned to Anniston a | few weeks ago.
 J. Thomas Hef1in will go immediately | to his home at LaFayette and will spend | the vacation in his district. His secretary, | J. F.. Mullins. after spending 8 few days at his home at Wetumpka will make an extended trip through the west, going as ! far as southern California.
 l Congressman G. w. Taylor will sper;i | his vacation al his home in Demopos. After few days at Atlantic City Con- gressman Dent will go to his home at Montgomery. where he will spend most l of his time during the recess