The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-07
JUDGE GW|N CHARGES
 THE GRAND JURY John H. Leonard Is Chosen
 Foreman of Body BICYCLE CLUB FORMED Pupils of Grove School of Music Give Recital Thursdny-MOtion Made
 to Set Aside Verdict in
 Weaver Case
BICYCLE CLUB FORMED

Bessemer, February 6.-(Special) 1.-The grand jury of the Bessemer city court was empaneled this morning for the first term of that body for the 1911 lterm. Judge J. c. B. Gwin gave his l first charge to the grand jury of the court The charge was an able one and clearly defined the duty of the jury while in session. He called their attention to certain violations of the law and recom- mended the investigation of a number of matters. The jury will be in session about two weeks, and then an adjournment will be taken until April. John H. Leonard was made foreman.
 The jury was selected from the follow ing citizens Sol R. Cargile. Beat So, farmer; Ernest Milton, S3, merchant; Ma rion Rogers, 35, farmer; Harrison Good win, S5, farmer; John H. Leonard, 40, storekeeper; Ben M. Reeves, 27, far mer: James Hutchens, 4, farmer; R. Emery Hendricks, 1, farmer; John Wood, l, farmer; John McMickens, A. farmer; Robert l.. Glaze, "A, far mer; Marvin Mcdonald, ', farmer; John w. Rarden, 2, merchant; Nathan Salter, Jr., g. farmer; John Parsons, g, farmer; James A. Dabbs, 40, far uer; Thomas Jones' 51, farmer; Charles A. Brady, 3S, clerk; Robert McDon- ald 33, bookkeeper Robert J. Fowler, B. merchant, James H. Baxley. 3s, raerchant: Arthur I. Hand, 33, fore man; William c. Terry, merchant. Bicycle Club Organized A bicycle club was organized this even- ing by a number of Bessemer boys who are interested in that sport. The new club starts out with 15 charter members snd committee was appointed to secure new members. The organization was per fected and officers elected as follows Jasper w. Bryant, president; Will A. Caughlin, vice president; Earl A. Gaston, treasurer and secretary. The boys are r,anning a run from Bessemer to Tus- caloosa in the near future, and are also considering the construction of a riding track near the city. Pupils Recital The pupils of the Grove School of Music will give recital at the Elks' hall on Nineteenth street on Thursday evening, February g. No admission will be charged and the public is cordially invited. The following programme will be given:
 Sleigh Bells,p Miss Esther John son.
 "Flowers of the Forest" Miss Madge Mms.
 Because of You" Miss Ida Belle Eos ter
 Farewell to Naples" Miss Dora Barr.
 valentine Greeting" Miss Irene Car roll
 William Tell" (opera by RossinD, Miss Oracle Kennedy.
 "Juanita." Mrs. J. D. Martin
 "Beautiful Star of Heaven." Miss Lil- Han Wallace.
 Love Dreams,' Miss Lola May Wood. Sleigh Ride." Miss Flora Sleeves
 lover the ocean Blue,'' Miss May Rogers.
 'Mountain stream Miss Laura Ball.
 "Jeunesse Doree" Miss Bessie Bailey.
 Tn Springtime" Miss Rossie Smith
 Star of Hope" Miss Stella Vines
 Selection, MT. Herbert Lawson.
 Nearer My God to Thee" Miss Eva Calhoun.
 ''Dixie" Chorus \ Local Items
 The Bessemer city council will meet in regular session Tuesday night and number of important matters will come up for consideration. It is un- derstood that the committee on the purchase of Cedar Hill cemetery will report favorably.
 In the Bessemer city court Saturday KknD D"TNE