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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
Rsilses.sa Ssa&ridbten. I:

- MubOr Sniiien bat itd uls 9un'
bibat fir Sderiff unsstiinoist. rSisls
fiblen iid berufsn, aber psnise merosn
aussrpabltl"
- Die st. giidolaus @emsinoe bat
oas S6eibelsissutbum an Glib 8uib'
iustou Strase flr 8 27 900 fauflib sr.
worben uno miro aaf bemIslben elm
nsues S&ulbaus srri6ten.
- Sn isiusr BUbnuns su 9HpOmius
itarb am Dieuitas i'm Sltsr uou 53
Sabren Der msbrfude WiiGionar Robert
3. Psttibous. @r foa Der bsbsutsnoits
SUbleulouObeiissr in oisiem 2beile oss
Stautes seweien ietu.
- Die r@oruius" Mhble Der Du'
Tout Pulusr @empanis 5u 0apwallo'
pen 1us am Rontas in Die Suft. Der
81 Sabre alte elmer Smitb wuroe un'
ter ben 3riimmsrn ssfansen uno I'm
gnssii6t isinsr @enOHeu 3u 2Oos &C.
rOitst. Der Sa6idaoen lit s 10000.
- Die lanss erwarteten 9erGtbe fiji
ben Eurnperern linb enblih sinsstrofer
uno in Der SurmOnie Suue aufseiteaI
worosn. Die SdilsrSubl lit in itsten
@adstbum unO aud Der Serein ielbi
bot bsreits eine sroBs Wtitslisoersab
su uer3si6nen. 0lau plant i6on iest
cine. GurnflaIs BON @rwadisnsn.
- Som Tobs ubbsrufsn pOtoen iiui
bier nsueroinss folsenoe Deutihe: =
Charles Riemsni idneiber pom Sitenoe
i'm slltsr uon 80 Sabren; Srau Sor
Oanl Yrosbammsr. 1s42 in gurtsnitsin
Deutihlano, ssboren; Srau Soispbin
Winuitbuh. irslltsr uOn 43 SGbren
Srau aoam 3immer uOn Sr6aro Stru
&c; SsrrsSObu Sberite uou siblsp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19

- Bei Der Nrmenbeb6r6e bieies Dir
itriftss ihsiut nidt allss folder" 81
isin, ooh usriudt man sinen stmaissr
Sfanoal Su usrtuidsn.
Ebomas Charles Yurfs. elm be-
fainter @baraftsr oieier @esenb felt 80
Sabrsn, puros ssitsrn MOrsen in beui
Seller bes SOftbuuiss gio. Sic 9ada.
mamma gusnue sntisslt aufssfunosn.
= Sdwsfslodmpfe pom Dem bren.
nenbsn @ulmbaufen an Der RipsrIibs
3e9e Iu arhbalb iiberwdltisten seitern
Wiittus ben in Der Oidbs beiGdftistsn
Soiepb 5ieloer uno sr mar tOOt, sbs
man ibn sntosdts. Sc iibsrIsbsn ibn
bic Srau unb brei 9inoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
Ser tbeike Serfauf
md9f!
Seoen Sag idetasn Die aisori8s
grsiis tasbr 81 siebsn.

sebt 1T bic 3eit, I'M ben Sabrespors
ratb BON Sausbalt 2innen nno Wtus'
Inns einsulesen unO petBe 6abrttate
fir ben CONNER aussupdblen, oenn
eine iulde @eleseubeit bietet cine 9rObe
9lusmabl uno erobarti9e griparntne'
Ser @ertauf Oauert bic gail5e QSo4e.
Gin paur @userWdbite iino:
95 @ents aaitutt s1.25 fit itram=
men, seblet6ten 9tid Samost Y
3oa brett uno eine 9luswabl BON a4t
prd6tisen Seiiins,
rs Gents anitatt 90 Gents fir crtra
Idmeren rubm Slid Samast, poile 70
3ua brett, in feds uuserwGbltea Wlu'
itern.
16 @ents auIfatt 81 Gents fir ertrc
srObe SiReniibersiise ga bel 36), Gll'
aefertiot upn Itrammen @usltn.
8 Geuts antatt IL Gents fir fetner
aeblei6ten Muslin. @ine elle bret
,lnS frei BON pbreiiing."
Is @ents anftatt 20 Gents fir ein
,uetd,e, ibeer Guulitdt 9tuiniUOt. 8oll
Gle brett.
19 Gents anitatt 25 Gents fir v6la
ron," oas ueue peiBe 5abrttat BON er
ira Sauerbufti9teit.
40 @euts anfutt so @ents fir REIN
ueiBe Sleioer 2innens, Sc 3Oll bret
unb ertra fetn.
$1.25 fir elm spDlf Glen Stiit Dol
ensliidem 2OnselOtb, Oocr l219 @enti
Die Gle.
121S 6ents anitatt Is Gents fir 9e
blei6te @raib SanOtii6er, boil Is Sol
brett unO anseiertigt nit felten Srut
babu roth 8dnben.
55 @ents anltatt 65 @ents fir UOl
aebleidte, nabtloie Settiiber3ii9e, 81
bel 90 grOB. Sin uuBergemDbnltd
Dauerbaftes 6abrttat.
Sinterer re6ter 9ur69ung uno ertre
mer Infer Surd9un9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
Rtttstpn.

Sn%s ieiuer @obnun9 Oabier III
am s.Mlunta9 SObn eeppert i'm gutet
BON 62s sSabren geitOrben.
- 9ur6 elm Seuer wurOe persan'
gene Oiatt Der Slsiberlaben pon Sdai'
mad Bros. babisr tbsilDsiis Serft6rt.
Der 8erluit iOa $780, 900 isin. 9iutiir'
lid 1T Der uripruns bss Ssusrs elm
Rdtbisl.
- Die am Sisnitas Suuor erfol9te
@assrploiiOn i'm SOpt Sdadt bat Elm
wsiterss Spfsr gefOroert, osnn 5rani
3siid uOn Snferman, elmer Der Yerlss'
ten. 1T SOnneritos absno i'm 9olpitul
isinen Sranowunosn erls9en.
- Die @obnuns bes Dauib Slot
3u Wiiouule wurOe friib WtOntas boil
ftdnois ourb elm 6euer ,eriiOrt uno biz
Sniuiien ItOnutsn iid faum in ibrsn
Siadtfleioern in Siderbsit brinsen.
Der. .Serluit belauit ii6 auf $4,000.
- Der Srsslorsber 8aluno Wias'
conf, Osiien Satin Dor einiser 3sit aui
Der 9rsuBuns Su Dupont uOn sinsm
3uss sstObtet wurbs. bat ON Disnitas
ssssn bic Serisp Central @iieubabn
@ompanis cine Slass fur s 20. 900 @nt'
idaoisuns sintrasen laiisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
Stabtrath.

Common Council. 12. Sanuar.
Cine pom Staotanmalt gum Sstras
ppn $3.50, 900 luutsnoe aussearbsitsts
Sonborbinans fur ben antbeil oerStaot
an BEN Diulbsrrp Ctr. Uiaouft puroe
in oisisr SisunS uon 9Silliam Smitb
uon Der 2. Nuro siussreiht. oann cine
8elolution anssuommeu. Die ben Stuot'
idrsibsr anmeilt, bic SOnoanssabe an
su,eisen, wabrenb Die Sroinanj ielbit
reierirt waro.
Ysi enosiiltissr geiuns bsitdtists man
bic Sroinan3 fiir cine $.210.000 Bomb
aussabs, um ausitebeuoe Suosments
sesen bic Staot Su be3ablen, Die Sss
Court Yorlass uno isne fir 8eparutur
bee YOplar Strabe ab5ussfunals. Sei
ltimmuns srbisltsn bic nahfol9enoen
8orlussu Oes obsren 3weiSss: Setrsiis
Der Seitenweslinie an Ssdfter Gpe'
nue.; oab oas Proieft Der Union Sabn'
itatiOn auissnommen weroe; Pldns,
Sps,ifitutiOnsn unb SOitenhbsrIdlas
Zines ab,usstunals in Der 21. sBaro.
mo- Elm FOLDER notbwenois 1T; Rlans
,psds PHuitsruns Der Sunist uno ea'
poule Guenues. au6 nuroe cine Hs.
lolution Sur Undertaking Der Steuern
bss -aatburius Simpiou 9sims' be-
ftdtist.
9ieue Borlasen CAB es pie folst
Ssntins -DaB Der DirsftOr Der Dfisnt'
liden @erfe nit ben Gountp @ommii'
iarsu unb Der slettriiden @ompanis Ton
ferirs, I'M bic Sampenpfoiten nm oas
@srihtSsebduoe burh ornamentalePfst'
Ter ericsen gu laHen; beitdti9t. Oat
nur oann @rlaubniB fir Sihter auf ben
Ssitcnpssen ssseben wsrbe. wsnn Sis'
ielbeu osnen Dor Dem 9otel Sermpn
dbnli6 iino. 9Splis-SrOinani, welhs
ben Gobn Der POli,eiwasen Subrlsuts
ltuisnpsiie erb6bt, bis sr nah tiinfidb
riser Disnit,sit $S5 mOnatli6 bstrdst'
8ittItrift fir Gin Vidt oil Der Sswsll
court, Swiidsn Suierne nnb Srioro
Straben; refsrlrt. Serrg- Iuffun9s'
baiiiu on Sermunauenue, Smii6sn Par'
Ter uno Dean Straben bsitdtsit. @an'
nOn-Sroiuun3 fiir cine s 10, ,5oOSono'
aussabe, nm cine Stiismauer entlan9
Dritter auehue In Der 6. Waro Su sr'
ri6tsn; rsfsrirt. DaB SOrfaufsrehts
fir elm Ssusrwsbrquartisr in Der 6.
@uro srlanst wsroen iOlleu; bsitdtist.
Srhsermnnn - Gldne. SpeSififatiOnen
unb aoiteniibsridlas fiir elm @ulusrt
iiber ben G8aGsrwss on l8gomins aus'
nue., smil6en Delamare uno electric
Strabsn beitGtist. Sitti6riit fir sln
9iht on 0isw gOrf StraBe uno Wfou'
isp apsnue; relelirt. atberton -Vitt'
i1riit fir elm Sidt on UiOniep auenue
unb 9ard StraBe; referirt. Gbcmas-
Yldns, Spe,ifitutionsu unb SoitenHbsr'
i9lus fir Elm aspbaltpflaiter an Sit4'
cod Court, Swiidsn Sinoen uno Uful'
bsrrp uno Sliue uno Bine StraBen,
ebsnialS on WiOir Court, 5wiihsn Sin'
ben uno WiulberrD Strasen; (; Baditsin.
piluiter an 9ithcod Court, 3wiiden
Yins unb Wtulbsrrp StraBsn aspbult'
pfluiter on SrsBler Court. 3wiidsn sin'
ben unb @snter StraBen; bsitdtist.
Wtoran- DaB fiir bic Poliset 2ai6en'
lidter unsefauft werbsu iollsn; referirt.
Wfurpbp p-DaB in bem nahften Soran'
idlus elm POiten uon $4,000 einssfiist
wsros, Speds slnfanf zines @ombina'
tions 8ussns fur Sdlaud @Ompanie
gio. 8; refsrirt. 8. u. Guans-8 8ai'
isritod an Slt Bari aueuue unb San'
bsrusntsr 8oulsuuro; beftdtist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19

Bsltellt bas .Bohenblatt. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
Spbe Harf Rott3en.

- Serl9leoenen Sanl9retnern, ote
an neuen @sb1ulihfeitsn Der 8epltone
Sano @ompunie on Der Gde BON Dram
Strase unb 9incoln apenue bei1ditist
iinb, murben cine Partie 8erfseuge i'm
psrtb pon $25 bis s so am Donneritag
9eitoblen.
- Ser 6ubrmann Sobn Sapmer
betannte iid Sienifae 9benb i6ulois,
Der 6irma 8Oofrep & gamlep an Der
uuteren 2adapauua auenue orei Sdiier
Butter geitOblen gu baben iinb wurbe
oann in grmangelung bon 8iirsidaft
oem @efdnsniB iiberianot.
- @pilpm, Der 20 Sabre alte Sobn
oss inusrsn Sormannss @paus @pans
In Der Briggs .3ede, puroe Disnitas
9iahmittaS uon einem 9arren. Der bic
@eleiie psrlisB, ssssu sias nJfib" &C.
oriidt unb ibm bas @enid sebroden.
Gin glarm wuroe seseben uno iein Ya'
ter mar elmer Der eriten, nelds bic
Seits bss Ssrunsliidten srrsi1tsn, Der
lsblos on Der ~Rib" lag.
- 8issanb Stern. Der friiber In Der
s. HObiniOn's S0bne 8rauersi anse.
felt mar uno ipdter cine Dirtbi6aft
on Prics StruBe erOffnete, 1T am Srsi.
tag Wtorsen in ieiner bortisen Wobns
unD I'M altsr BON 65 Sabren seitorben.
@r wiro uOn Der gBittps, ,nsi SSbnsn
uno orei G0dtern, ioipie benz Brubsr
Sobn in Petersburs iiberlebt uno Die
SeiiesunS erfOlste SOnutas Siadmit.
tag i'm 0uibbnrn StruBe 5risbbOf.
- Der rs Sabre alte 8riessustsran
Dauib Dsfsr pon 9iorb @arfielb ape.
nue, elm ytudtpdbter an Der Carbon
StraBs arsuShns Der .. & 3. @Ompa.
ME. erbislt frhb SOnntus Wtorssn aui
osm Ssimpss sefdbrliae SerlssunSsn,
nls er in elm Sellerlo9 on Robinion
StruBe fiel, oas etpa uisrsebu SUP tisf
1T. @r bat sinen tieien Sdnitt iiber
BEN linfen ause. feline linte Shfts lit
Seridunoen uno man bsiiir6tete au9
innerlihe Ssrlssuusen.
- als bic 20 Sabre alte @milp
Saunosrs uOn Jiolb Sumner Gpenue
um bulb 9 llbr 5reitus absnb bic 81,
ternwobnun9 perlaiien bate. nm sinen
Seiub in einsm 0ia6burbauie ab3uitat.
ten, puroe iie BON sinem unbstanntsn
Ufann niebsrseihlasen; bes Wfdo6sns
9ilferufe alarmirten aber Die gta6bar.
ihaft uno Der Serl madte fi1 oann
.i9nsl uniidtbar. Sine an,abl Dtdn,
nsr madten iid binter ibm bsr, fonntsn
ibn absr uidt ermiiden.
-GOnOutteur g. s. Cannon, Der
am glittpOd gta6t supor am gnoe Der
Watn glpenue Sabnlinie BON mebreren
Wdnnern iiberfallen uno beraubt wur=
De, beSeidnete am 5reitus 9ller 8arb-
opstt BON Siio Se6iter StraBe uno
6rant Seder BON Snpoer apenue als
feline glnsreifer uno iie purben perbaf=
tet, bod ersub es iid ipdter, oaB geioe
bis gdtternadt einem pOlnii6en Ball
in Der 2ieoertrans Sale beiwobnten,
folslt6 ntdt bic 8duber iein tonnten,
wOrauf tire gntlahuns erfolgte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
Dpn Der Shbfeite.

@ins iunss Eo6tsr bat iih bel ben
@bslsutsn Milliam Wtaus pon alber
StruBs einSsitellt.
Der rDsutide 8rtsssr Sersin" wiro
am IA. Ssbruar In Der atblstie 9alls
isinen idbrlidsn Wiasfsnbau abbaltsn
uno fOitsn bic Serrenfartsn 25 uno bic
Damsnfarten Is @ents.
slm Wfontas abenb. ben 6. Sebruar,
wiro Der allidbrlide Otasfsnball Der
scranton Sdnserrunbs in Der @erma'
MO Salle absebalten. fur Delhen elm
tii6tiseS @omite bic arrangements In
9anoen bat.
Gutb, Die feds MOnate alte Eodter
Der @beleuts Better Sdol3 uon Yittston
ausnue, wuros ON WiOntas 0iadmit'
tag, nah einem Eraueroienite in Der
St. Wtarisu STRIDE, i'm Srisobof Der
@emstnoe bel gio. 5 bsiseisst.
Ssrdulsin anna 9Basuer pom Siio
Sruins Guenue uno @briltian S6nei'
Der uou Retersburs wuroen seitern
Wforsen in Der ct. Wiarieu Girhe BON
Piarrsr Pstsr @briit Su einsm sliidli'
den Baare usreinist. .0ia6 sinem @m'
pfuns uuo 5sitelisn traten Die yisuuer'
mabltsn cine SOdSsitsreiis an.
Sn einem 3immer in bem @ebr.
Spruts SolsbOf bel Der @ebar 9lpenue
Bride entitanb am Sonnerita9 8pr=
mittug, pabrideinlid Our6 setreuste
elettriide SrGbte, Elm 6euer, oas einesl
beorobli6en llmfan9 anSunebmen orOb=
te, ieoo6 bra6te es bic alarmirte Sell=
erpebr ferttg, bic 6lammen prompt gu
betpdltigen, ebe GROCER S6aoen anse=
ridtet mar.
Der scranton athletie Stub erniblts
IN Ieiner Donusritas abssbaltensn Der
iummluns bic nadfOlssnbsn 8samtsn
fir oas laufenbe Sabr: Prdiibent. .9ouis
SdwaB; 8iSe Rraiibent. Z. 8. Sones;
Brot. Sefretdr. 9Bm. s. Slsinihroot ;
Sinani Sefretdr, Peter yieuls; Sdas'
meiitsr, 6. q. Roiar; aupitdn. @briit.
Roie; BernaltunsS 8sb6rbe, &ouis
aueIlsr. Ystsr Suas uuo 3. 8. Spruts.
SIM gllter BON GA Sabren tit 6reitas
in ieiner @ubnuns an SiiO SrUtns
9luenue Charles 8raif seitOrben. Die
SeiieBung erfOl9te MOntag i'm 6rieos
boi gu go. 5, nad einem bOrberisen
Sraueroienit in Der ct. Marien Stride.
Ser 9eritOrbene, ipelder i'm Sabr 1872
BON gtep Yort mad Scranton fam uno
ieitoem bier mobnte, wtro BON Der
g8ittpe, bier S69tern uno sipei S0b=
nen iiberlebt.
giddften MOntas absnb aliO bssebt
Der arbeitsr 5Ortb. unoSranfen unterit.
Ysrsin in i.insr Salls on Der @de pon
Proipect Gpenue unb alosr Strabs nit
sinsm sntiprsdsnosn PrOgram iein %.
Subil6um, uno bat bas @omits, pslhes
bic arrangements lsitst. SoriOrss &C.
trOffsn, nm bic Ssisr Su einsr whroissn
ju seftalten. Sdmmtlids anbsren osut'
idsn Ssreins oer Stabt finb ,u Der
Ssitlidtsit sinsslaosn unO babsn ibr @r'
i4siusn 3uSsiuSt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-13
NEWS OF FLORALA

Florala, September 12-(Special 1.-The Florala city school will open for nine months session Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Preparations are being made to make this one of the most successful sessions in the history of the school. During the vacation several marked inn provements in the city school system have been effected.
 Among other things, a music teacher has been elected and placed on the same basis and salary as the grade teachT will devote part of her time to sl music Arrangements have been mac' to have every child in the grades exam ined for eye, ear, nose and throat trouble. This examination will not cost the par ents of the children. A report of the ex- animation will be made to the parents and if trouble exists they will be advised to consult their physician without delay. This will be of great benefit to the children.
 One of the most interesting social events of the season occurred here this afternoon when Abe Albert of Hartford and Miss Gladys Lurie of Chicago were united in marriage by Rabbi Charles D. Schwarz of Pensacola, Fla. The marriage cere- niony occurred at the home of Mir l. s. Lurie on Fifth street.
 The bride is lovely young lady of the brunette type who has been spending some time in Fiorala with her brothers. MT. Albert is prominent young business man of Hartford. After the ceremony the young couple and their invited guests at tended a supper given in their honor MT. and Mrs. Albert leave tomorrow morning for Hartford, where they will reside.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-13
COLLEGE NIGHT
 AT UNIVERSITY

University, September 12.-(Special.)- College night" was celebrated at the university last night. This is an annual feature of the social programme at the university and is occasion which is always very much enjoyed by all, it's pur- post being to bring the students and the faculty together and to enable the new men to get acquainted.
 The celebration opened with speeches in Clark hall, Col. Thomas c. McCorvey presiding. After the opening speech Dr. Stafford, the new president of the University, was called upon and made a short address welcoming the new men and expressing his appreciation of the large number present. MT. Tilery, one of the upper classmen then made talk on college spirit As 1t is customary for the rules and regulations of the honor system to be read and explained on col lege night, Dr. Barnwell was called upon to do so and his talk was very beneficial and uplifting.
 Short talks were also made by Coach Graves on athletics, MT Carmichael on the Young Mems Christian association, and Tom Garner on the Gee club. The crowd adjourned to the quadrangle, where the reception was held. Frappe was served all during the evennig.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-13
NEWS OF GREENVILLE

Greenvile. September 12-(Specia1- cotton crop is being gathered rapidly in this section. This morning scores of wag- ons were in town at l o'clock. Such demand Is there for hands to pick cot ton in every section of the county that the farmers have to come on Sundays and make personal application for the pickers. Many wagons went back without hands, as the demand is greater than the supply.
 Butler county farmers as well as the business men are especially interested in the Cotton Growers convention which meets in Montgomery Tuesday. Forty delegates will attend including prominent farmers. business and professional men. Butler county farmers are always awake to things which tend to the upbuilding of the county.
 H. A Thompson will leave this aft ernoon for Montgomery. where he will re- main two days attending the Cotton Growers convention. He will go from there to Birmingham to locate perma- nontly. MT. Thompson is a native of Greenville and he has lived here most of his life.
 J. sLee Long. president of the Alabama tax commission, left for Montgomery and Tuskegee this morning in his car ac- companied by Broughton Wilkinson and T. P. Johnston. Mir Long is partial to auto travelling and he is an earnest ad- vocate of good roads.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-13
NEWS OF FORT PAYNE

Fort Payne. September 12.-tSpecial)- Great interest is being manifested among the farmers of Dekalb county this year. The farmers cooperative demonstration work has had much to do with the inl- proved methods, and it has been demon- strated here this season beyond question that by the government methods of farm ing Dekalb county lands can be made to produce many times what they are now producing. John B. lsbel, farm demon strator for this county, has about 50 far mers who are trying out the demonstra ton method and they are not only well pleased but astonished at the results. These farms are stua ted in different parts of the county and this alone has attracted much attention among the farmers
 Reece Drew. the 14-year-old son of F, C. Drew of this place came near losing two of his fingers few days ago whiie chopplng lxindling wood The axe he was using in some manner slipped and almost severed two of his fingers from his hand. The wound was dressed immediately and the young man is getting along nicely.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-13
1.-THE POWER OF PRAYER" An AnnistOn Doctor Believes in the
 Cure

Anniston, September 12.-(SpeciaD.-"I believe that the thing which figured most in my rapid recovery was the incessant prayer of my aged mother,' said Dr. Thomas Lyde Smith, who was danger- ously shot by his roommate who thought him burglar, 12 days ago. He says that he would not minimize the services of the physicians who treated him, but that he regards prayer as being the chief instru- ment in saving his life. He was down town for the first time since he was shot Monday The ball penetrated his intes- tines six times 1t is said and his recovery is regarded as remarkable. J. s. Thom- ason. who was prostrated over the injury inflicted by his hand has also returnoN to his work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-13
HARTSELLE WILL
 HAVE COUNTY FAIR

Hartselle. September 2-tSpeciaD, "A Morgan county fair association was or ganized today with w. M Booth as presi- dent: A. P. Howell. vice president Clyde Sharp. secretary: John l.. Houston, treas urer: directors, John l.. Foote, J. l.. Day. w. A. Mitchell, A. II. Masterson, ]. Q, stevenson J. M Jackson and D. NJ. Wiggins.
 The president and board of directors have selected october 12th to 1ith as dates for holding the fair at Hartselle and every inducement will be made to inter- est the farmers and their wives in the usual exhibits This will be the second fair held in the county and it is predicted that the exhibits will be much better than the last as the farmers are taking more pride in scientific farming and glT- ing more attention to stock and poultry raising
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-13
WOMAN BEAT MAN
 WITH A HICKORY

Fort Payne, September 12.--(Special)- woman named Mrs. Hicks. who lives on the farm of M. w. Lucy, near Porters- vile, was arrested and placed in jail here several days ago., charged with assault and battery. It seems that when MT Lucy, with whom she had had some trou- ble over the crop. was trying, with the assistance of bailiff to eject her from the premises, that she picked up a hick- ory withe lying near and used it to great advantage on MT. Lucy's back Mr Lucy then swore out the warrant and had her placed in jail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-13
COTTON GROWERS
 IN FIRST MEETING Captain Kolb Calls Meeting
 to Order ATTENDANCE OF 1000 Senator E. D. Smith of South Caro- lima Makes Eloquent Address Until Night Ends Session.
 Appoint Committees

S First Address-S Subject: Enhancing 0 the Cotton Crop" Hon. ". P. G. c Harding, president First National 6 bank, Birmingham, Ala.
 Q Second Address-Subject: 'Neces- . sity of Business Methods in Hand Q ling Cotton,'' Senator E. D. Smith, 0 of South Carolina. Q Third Address-Subject: Cotton Q Worms and Other Insects Injurious 0 to Cotton." Dr. W. F. Hinds. state c entomologist, Auburn, Ala. 0 Adjournment for lunch. c First Address-Subject: To. be se- c lected by him, Hon. Ed. R. kone, . commissioner of agriculture of Tex 0 as.
 Q Second Address-Subject: To be c selected by him, Hon. J. Thomas c Heflin, LaFayette, Ala.
 c Third Address-Subject: To be
 Q selected by him, Hon. Harvie Jor-
 . dan, Atlanta, Ga.
 . Reports of committees.
 Q Adjournment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-13

Glenola cotton mills here walked out have closed down until some adjust ment of the differences can be ef- fected It has been learned that the plant has orders ahead and Is anxious to proceed with the work.
 The strike was brought about by a reduction In the wage scale, and of ficials of the stock company have been wired An effort will be exerted to reconcile the differences, and 1t is hoped to resume operations at an early date.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-13
ANN|STON WANTS
 WHITE WAY ENTIRE
Local Option Crowd Post pOne Meeting for Start
 ing Petition

Annston, September .-(Special.)-
 Mayor J. l.. Wikle is figuring with Man
 ager R. l.. Rand of the Anniston Electric
 and Gas mompany on extending the white way to the residential sections, thus giv- ing in Anniston solid white way It is proposed to do this by supplanting the
 present arc lights with the posts and globes used in the white way.
 No innovation recently adopted by An niston has met with such approval as the
 white way, and developments are taking place every day by which it is proposed to extend the lights. G. M Houseman who superintended the initial work. has re- turned to the city and he announces that the extension to Thirteenth along Noble and from Noble down Thirteenth to the Union passenger station has practically | been assured. s Judge J. J. Willett began | negotions Tuesday with a view of get | ting the lights extended down Eleventh, | along which street he owns considerable property
 1 It was announced Tuesday that the | meeting which was to have been held | Monday for the purpose of deciding CT
 definite plans for the circulation of local
 option election petitions in Calhoun coun- | ty has been deferred, as the anti-prohibi- tionists have not quite completed their or | GaniZation.
 Father Stephen J. Radtke left Tuesday | for Culman to enter number of Calhoun l county boys and boys of adjacent coun- | ties in St Bernard college at Culman
 Those accompanying him were Joe Eros l John Jebeles Jr.. Carl Nonnemacher | Robert McCardle and Ludlow Allen ot | Anniston: Gustave and Rufus Eichelber- l ger, oxford; Forney and Hoke Rowan | Jacksonville; Clarence Chambers, Talla- dega; Eugene Hoffman, Lawrence ant | William Coughlan, Gadsden. Fathel
 RaGtke has been supplying for Wathei | O. P Stahl at Catholic churches in the | Anniston district
 Work will begin al once on the county 1 high school recently located at Oxford l says Chairman D. c. Cooper, if nc changes are made in the plans by th,
 state architect. The plans have been ap proved by County Superintendent Per sons There were 150 pupils enrolled wher l the oxford schools opened Monday. l D. K. Miller. manager of the local office | of the Tennessee Packing company anc Miss Aileen Wilson were married al the
 home of the bride, F, E. Wilson in Talla
 dega Monday, leaving immediately after ward for Chicago, where MT. Miller has l business interests. The wedding was a
 surprise to local friends of the couple