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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
EOR SALE The banner farm o. the easlern

nor SALE-The banner farm OF the eastern
states located in the famous WalOOm nc
valley two miles from The village OF North
Bennngt0 on Vt. trOlly line past the house;
Steam r. r. station on farm; three hundred
acres OF rich loamy land which can be cultvat-
ed. 40 acres uold iimter anl nearly all as level
MS a house floor. where a one mile racetnlck
eau be made, cuts from 30 To 3OJ tons OF the
best timothy hay an Ideu stock farm, where
horses, sheep and cattle thrive, watered by
never filling srings with running water TO
house ana all barns, river flows through farm
alfOrdlug excellent water power Substantially
fenced, large three s.Ory brick house with 10
large rooms with beautifully shaded lawn,
Tenant house and six large barns. corn house,
wagon shed, ice house carpenter shop. smoke
house ana etc. Young apple uIchurd If 90
trees and "A large variety Of other frult, build
ings could not uc replaced for the price asked
Tor the whole hrm. owner will sacrifice for
slt,j00. Nash & llutchius. l3tt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
Mr. RussELus WITHDRAWAL
Letter to Citizens Relative to the
Collectorshlp

Letter to Citizens Relative to the
Collectorshlp
Editor OF the Banner: kindly give
this a space in your paper. To the
voters OF the Village OF Bennington, /
hereby decline the regular nomina-
ton made at your Citizens caucus for
the office of collector of taxes, and !
earnestly urge each and every one of
You TO vote, work for and support
the candidate for collector filed in by
T. J Han. ] do this in the hopes
that the Booster club may again get
in line and get to boosting and that
the Dove Of Peace may hover again
over our peaceful community.
| wish to add that when collector
simply did my duty and collected,
that | have nothing to regret, that !
would not and will not be drawn in
TO any fight over this worthless Of
Zee, that though / have always been
regular II is better to make conces-
sions to the insurgents and as / do
not care to hurt the feelings Of any
one. again most positively decline
your nomination and the honors at
tached thereto Thanking you for
your votes in the past, trusting that
by my collections made as collector
| have in a way served the public at
large, ] remain,
Yours truly,
Fred Russell.
Bennington, VI, March S, 1911.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
MEETING IN LAKE cHAMPLAIN
Canadian Fishermen Preparing for
Annual Harvest.

Annual Harvest.
Swanton, March Sit has been
generally understood that the find
ings of the international fishery COM
mission would be effective this year
beginning January l but the Cana
dian Missisquoi bay fishermen are go
ing on with their arrangements for
netting through the ice just the same.
This commission, consisting of David
Starr Jordan on the part of the Unit
ed States, and representative of
the Dominion government have been
engaged on this work for the past
three years, covering disputed ques-
tons in all international waters from
the Atlantic to the Pacific.
In their investigation of Lake
Champlain this commission visited
Swanton three years ago and held
public session here lasting all day at
which fishermen and all interested in
net fishing were questioned at length.
The next day by coast the commits
sion visited the Missisquot bay fish
ing grounds and looked into the mat
ter fully. Personally they were very
much opposed to netting through the
ice and their findings, which have
been published. forbid the practice.
An expert net maker from West
Swanton has been employed by the
Canadian fishermen for several weeks
repairing their nets. A Canadian
fisherman, as has. been his practice
for many years In the early spring,
has located his fishing shanty oppo-
site the south branch of the Missis-
quot river, just on the edge of the i'm
aginary boundary line but on the
Canada side. and is said to be getting
his nets in readiness, If they are
not in actual operation.
II Is reported that another fishing
plant is to be established opposite
the middle branch. Naturally the
West Swanton fishermen are consid-
erably wrought up over evidence OF
violation of what has been under.
stood as an international agreement
of question that has been in dispute
between Vermont fishermen living on
Missisquoi bay and the Canadian net
| ters.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
100000 CHINESE STARVING
Red Cross Telearaphs $1,000 More 10
Aid the Famine Nletlma

Washington, March 6.--ln response
to further advices emphasizing the
immediate needs of the famine suf-
ferers in China the Red Cross today
cabed $4,000 more to Consul General
Wilder at Shanghai for distribution
to the starving people.
A cahlegram received by the Red
Cross today from the relief commit
tee at Shanghai stated that in the
northern parts OF Kiang.Su and An
fIwol 100000 persons are starving.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

Returns on the license vote have
been made from 24S Of Vermonts
towns and cities Two small towns.
Somerset in Windham county and
Holland in Orleans county have not
heard from and the election in West
Rutland was postponed. Twenty-eight
towns and cities voted to license the
sale of intoxicating liquor as against
% last year showing a loss of one.
A number of places changed from
license to no license this year and
vice versa. Three counties, Orange,
Lamoille and Caledonia, polled sol
id vote, and in several counties there
is only one license town. Barre city
went dry by a majority Of one the
vote being no to III. Barre town
also voted no. Montpelier, the only
wet town in Washington county went
that way by the small majority OF
IL.
Rutland city went wet by an over.
whelming majority and The town dry.
Burlington had a wet majority OF III
Among the other larger places OF the
state st Adams and Vergennes all
went wet.
The towns newly added to the II.
cense list this year are Bethel Boil
ton, Brunswick, Chittenden, Ira,
Montpelier, Richford, Troy and
those going from wet to dry are Ben
son, Castleton, Guildhall, Highgate,
Marlboro, Milton, Mount Tabor, New
Haven, Putney and Stockbrldge.
In the little town of Stannard. Cal
edonia county, all Of the 25 votes cast
were against license Vernon, IN
Wndham county, went wet by three
votes and Chittenden, in Rutland
county, by only one. St. George in
Chittenden county. had a bare license
majority of one. Isle Ia Motto was
leans county The little mountain
town of Fayston in that county also
voted license but there is no probabil
ity Of a license being issued there.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
THE LICENSE VOTE
Figures for the II Towns In Bennine-
ton County

Three towns in Bennington coun
ty voted for license Tuesday, Ben
nington, pownal and Soarsburg. Tn,
yes and no vote in the ~ towns was
as follows;
Arlington--yes. l07; no. 15i.
Bennington-yes, 1850; no, 321
Dorset-yes, 6S; no, Sc
Glastenbury-yes, .. no. 6.
Landgrovo-yes. 6, no, 90.
ManchesteT-yes, lO6, no, 1856.
Peru-yes, 6; no, %.
Pownal-yes, 1i2; no, 1i9
Readsboro-yes, IA; no, 60
Rupert-yes, 8; no, 5S.
Sandgate-yes. 20; no, SO.
Searsburg-yes, ~; no. z.
Shaftsbury1.yos, 1915 no. 200
Stamford-yes, 10, no. rs.
Sunderland-yes. sc. no. 56.
Winhall-yes, rs: no, 3S.
Woodford-yes, ~; no, 20.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

COK sALE-2 Story u room house, lot 40 Y
40. House ina. all modern improvements
as gas, electric lights. bath room, hard wood
floors, etc. slated r Jof All mp In tue best OF
repair. Could be- used for two families, barn
10 house and barn, iapplc trees, 2 pear, and 2
plum trees, alsO currnts bushes. very
prctty place in every way, ana a very good
investment Tor the money. Price $500. Nash
u llutchlns. 1911
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
GAMBLING RAID AT PITTsFIELD
Fifteen Arrests Made by Police Sun
day Afternoon.

Pittsheld. March 6.-Chief of Police
White, Detective Hudner and officer
Garvin made an unexpected visit to
a room on the third floor of the Bur
bank block on North street, north of
the American house. yesterday after
noon and took into custody Is young
men, 10 Of whom will be charged
with gambling on the Lords day, one
with conducting gambling place
and one with drunkenness.
An attempt was made by n friend
of some of the young men who was
on the opposite side OF the street to
warn the men of the approach OF the
police, but IL was not given in suifi-
clent time. When the police burst in
to the room there were two games Of
poker in progress On the tables
were $3.50 in cash, but one of the
players secured a dollar bill before
the police could get It. The greater
part OF the money was in silver.
On the way to the police station
John Powers told the officers that he
was the proprietor OF the place and
was responsible for anything that
took place there. When searched at
the police station the cash taken
from the entire 10 amounted to $50.
There were several of them who had
no money. and claimed to have lost
what they had early in the day while
playing poker. one OF the prisoners
had $i5. In addition to several packs
OF cards. a dice cup and a set Of dice
were secured. The raid attracted q
great deal OF attention. A large
crowd gathered that almost blocked
the street Two trips OF the patro
were required to transfer the prison
ors TO the station house. The police
characterized the place as the filth
est they had ever raided There were
several mattresses, on which tn,
guests slept when the hour In tn,
morning was too late to 20 home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
PIIes cured In 6 10 "a paY.

PAzo OINTMENT Is guaranteed
TO cure any case OF Itching. Blind,
Bleeding or Protrujlng Piles IN 6
70 IA days or money refunded. 50c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
RUTLAND COUNTY COURT
Trial Calendar Shows Plenty Of Work
for March Term

Rutland, March S.--The dockets are
out for the March term OF Rutland
county court which opens here March
IA with Judge William II. Taylor Of
Hardwick presiding. and the trial cal
endar indicates that the 40 petit jur-
ors who have been summoned will
have plenty to do for some weeks.
The docket contains 81 civil cases, %
divorce cases and ten criminal cases
and there are "a cases in chancery to
be disposed Of or the so cases set
for trial, IS 70 to the jury and 30 to
the court
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
CLEMENT MAYOR OF RUTLAND
Defeated George c. Underhll by 1862
Majority

majority
Rutland, March S.-Georgo c. I'm.
dorhill. pure water candidate. had his
fifth consecutive defeat for mayor
here yesterday when peroival W.
Clement. citizens. was elected by 1862
majority, the vote being 1882 to go.
Because OF the unpopularlty OF both
candidates. $50 more people voted
on the license question than cast bal.
lots for mayor The i5i majority
for license was unexpected.
The offer city officers elected were,
Alderpen. Albert w Billado, Geo. +,
Chafsee. Charles L. Howe, George r.
L.assor Levi r. Miner. Frank NJ. vii
ison. school commissioners. Charles
lH. Landon, George II. Baker, n. j
Delohanty: constable, Henry r. Ad
lams, assessor, Walter r. Kinsman.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

I1OR SALE acres Of land 20 rods out Of
corporation. ore aud One-half story ~
no IN house large ban, COW ties, ! horse
stan, box stuI. shcl 10 drive under, large
carpenter shop with beach and "a J equipments,
hen house, ice house and wug IN shed. wa.er in
hous.. cuts nay enough for COW aud a horse
good garden all kinds If fruit trees al bearing
well. Possession given at amy time surely
bargain Tor the money Price S2,HO. Nash a
HutChins. 1871
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
WEATHER FORECAST

Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours
For eastern New York and western
Vermont fair tonight and warmer In
north and central portions. Thurs
day lais on the coast and unsettled In
interior. Rising temperature.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
WOULD NOT MIND DIX
New York Democrats still Stick to
Sheohan

onccndn
Albany, March Mot a single vote
was lost to VIM r. Sheehan In the
lend Joint ballot for United States
Senator today Crowds who throng
ed the galleries and floor spaces as.
signed to visitors In expectation Of
an exciting break as the result OF
Governor Dix's recent advice to the
Democratic members to stop voting
for shoohau were disappointed, but
they showed keen interest in tie
speeches which varied the usual linon.
otony OK the roll call.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

A regular meeting of Stark lodge.
I. o. o. F. will be held tonight. The
second degree will be conferred.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

fNOR sALE-Goo eight room house with
Il water aud sewer connected, huusv in best
OF condition located ON River street Price
81 800 Nash X llutchns. l3ti
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

Tor SALE My storknnd trade at bargain
Also, possession OF the store ms wish 10 60
back.tO my country at once. Can and get the
benefit Of the bargain H. Joseph, 2a2 school
Street. ljtt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

IFOR sALE-Six cows, one new u. 5. sepa-
u gtOr lnever been in use). one gathering
rator IT, long. Inquire Of A. 4. Buck, East
Arlington, VT. loft
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
MONTHLY MEETING
Of VILLAGE
TRUSTEES
Last Gathering Of Present
Board For This Year
WORKED ON THE WARNING
Selected the Election Officials and
Passed Upon the Regular
Budget Of Bills

The village trustees last evening
held their last meeting for the pres
ent year with all the members pres
ent except Trustee Kelly who is i'll.
President Martin presided and Clerk
w. p. Hogan and Village Attorney
w. J. Meagher were in attendance.
The session was longer than usual but
the larger portion of the time was
taken up with the drafting of the
warning for the annual village meet
ing on the 2lst. Outside of consid-
ering the different articles to be in.
cluded in the warning and the APP
pointment of election officials but
little business was transacted.
Trustee Barratt of the lighting
committee was instructed to see that
tungsten lamp was located at the
entrance to St Francis de Sales
church. The resignation of Trustee
Clarence l.. Holden, who has become
ineligible through moving his resi-
dence outside the village limits, was
accepted with regret.
The following election officials were
appointed: Polling clerks, J. Guy Liv
ingston, James Grennan, Il. j. Muir
ply Harry b. Spear James Kearns
Joseph c. Pellerin, George c. Wood
William Parker; assisting clerks, p
B. Gardner, Louis Bergeron, George
DeLaurier, ]. E. Hackett, E. ]. Gun
ehanuou Oscar Gates Richard No
Gale, J. Henry Knapp, James Gun
shannon.
The clerk was instructed to darW
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
WALT WHITE WINS,
SELECTMAN FOR
THREE YEARS
Defeated George Yelling by
Majority Of 95
CONTESTS NOT VERY CLOSE
Except for seectmen the Republican
Ticket Nominees Mainly
Successful
CONTESTS NOT VERY CLOSE

The result of the town meeting
elections yesterday was a noD-partis-
an victory inasmuch as the Victories
were divided between the two parties.
Walter X. White, Democrat was cleo
ted selectman over George b. yelling
by majority Of 50 while the remain
der of the ticket was Republican ex-
cept that John H. Kelly was elected
one of the grand jurors.
The closest vote on the entire tick
ct was between Jonathan 3. Morse,
Republican, and Dwight H. Rudd
Democrat for grand jurors, Mr.
Morse winning by seven votes Only
about half the voters who took part
in the election voted for grand jur-
ors In fact the election was remark
able for the large number OF ballots
cast with only part of the ticket vo-
ted. Even for the head of the ticket
the combined vote for the candidates
for moderator was only SAG while the
total number of ballots given out
was 1861 For selectman the total
vote cast was only sol showing that
100 voters actually present failed to
register their choice for this most
important place on the ticket.
The result at first as between FL
mer F. lockwood and James Grennan
for lister appeared close but as the
count proceeded Mr. lockwood pulled
ahead and won by a majority Of II.
John A. Ryan for collector defeated
Fred Russell by a majority of 70
while for constable Fred Godfrey had
lead of 1874 over John Rooney.
The largest vote polled by any
candidate where there was a contest
was by George r. Mathers, Republi.
can, for oyerseer of the poor, Mr..
Mathers getting $50 votes. The high
man on the Democratic ticket where
there was a contest was for w. r.
White for selectman. He had a total
OF i9S votes. The count of the vote
was started at 1880 and completed at
1880 A few license votes were
found in the town box making the
yes majority 403.
The result Of the vote in detail was
as follows:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

FOR Young white pine trees. Have
L several thousand from one year to ten
for iy pu.ro,s. I'D Am-tru g e. T. u. 3
BeuuiugtUn, VI. l-t'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

FOR SALE House and barn, ! acre good
land house has nine rooms and both house
aud barn are IN spenpid repair, cistcrn and
fine well M house. this property Is Just cut of
No Bennington on malu road and within 10
m nuics walk Of school and Post Oiice. Price
Slgn Nash * IIutehius 4tfu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

COR SALE Chalmers Detroit 20, Molel 1910,
elegant condition, top wind shield, speed
omcter and gas tank, ear has been run care
fully by present owner. just oyerbauled and in
perfect condition. Have bought 1911 of same
make. win sell the 1910 model very cheap. f..
l.. Taft Burlington, Vt. lt6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

EOR SALE Split chestnut fence posts. also
dry and green kindilng wood. Geo.
Chandler, SO sio Dol street. BIO
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

ron SAIT-linmc farm OF Clark loughton
FOR .aio situated about ~ mites north
OF Bennington Consisting ut - nCue. Also
wOui lui. Farm s wei watcrul Tor terms
etc. nrniy tu liuuEhtpu Rice. Adm, X. p. T..
Bennington. tstM
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
LOW PRICED ADVERTISING
FOR SALE

IHOR SALE-Hay at the Mt Anthony Golf
Il Club barns. Apply at small house near
club house. l5lB
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

The Baptist church will bowl a
match game with the Cooper Mfg Co.
on the Y. NJ. c. alleys tonight.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

NOR SALE hay mare la years Old
II weight about tiOl, iuul boz July only reason
for .olins. Inquire Il. NJ Paddock liru. 200
RiyprstlCeL Bennington 50. 2tal
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

For SALE Single comb rhode Island red
cggs AT seventy Ave for setting of fifteen
1omkins 4 DeG.an strain Mrs. Chs. Gran
stOn, h. r. D. Bennington. lt2i
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

IYOR SALE Place situated on East Main ST.
u MdOdfurl road. house seven rooms nearly
new. slate roof newly painted. small barn and
shed "a! acres hand with building lOtsOu front
Some fruit trct and grape Vines.
Five MINUTES walk from mills.
Terms reasonable. For further particulars In
bnirc Nrs Is. A. heunnn at C.. $. Morscs, Tel.
iGJ-l2 North Branch street 4t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

EOR SALE Farm of % ncrcs 2's miles from
II Bennington. uu muiu ruad Co south Shafts
bury. lumuuics Nulk lrum trolley Tine; good
nlu.c with slate runl 100 uu' upalr horse barn
tiXa ,ow barn .sNO, large slius. running
vaicf ui hirns, 800, ID shop hus house corn
hiusc. tine emery nnl lWl, npp'c 'tcWuu ,"p
tre,-i. ynun orchard. lll tu',t- Just beginning
TO Ngir lul ourfuni-, j Vhcrru. Nv plhns. ~
pear. uiusnctriC-, iushvrrirs AID Jorge straw.
berry ltal. THIS nru Cun show Income 81
StyO ou ffuii md produce iu 1870 Price $40.
Nash a Ilut,hms. sltt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

y9OR SALE Oldfashoned pnrts Hardy He
notrnpc Queen OF the Meadow. IRIS, Lem
each or a per dozen, Mrs John v. Merrill, 10
walloom-ac 81. llt2i
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08

orders for the following bills
Z. T.. Larrabee. lights. $4,000
Patrick Brazel, police, $500
Richard Hurley, police, 400
Louis Bleau, driving. $500
VIII Nichols, care of alarm, 5000
II. w. Putnam, feed, 7.05
w. p Hogan, village president
and Trustees, 1899
z. II. Holden, municipal court $3.50
Holden & Leonard Co. blue vitro 125
l.. II. Buss, shoeing team, 500
f T. Griswold, supplies for vii. 2.7O
A. r. Dunn, highway, 45S.39
A. II. Dunn, sewers 1852
George II Moore, hay 1884
ii NJ. futile Co, coal 1865
A. r. Dunn, extra services 5000
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
TO RENT

TO RENT- storc lately occupied boy Miss !.
~. barney millinery pnrlors. Suitable
Tor millinery tailoring etc Two entrances
n q Nuslpr \ Co. ulu
no RENr-Tho Carpenter Hill Farm lota-
tpd near rOwnal Center, VT 30 acres
nrrr orchard. 70 COWS and ~ sheep. Inquire
e.. IA. Myers. r0wnnl Center, VT iau
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
BOY STRUCK BY TRAIN
 DIES OF INJURIES
Talladega Farmers Gather to Hear Commissioner KOlb and
 Others

Talladega, July 2s.--(Special.)- George Terrell of Taylorsville, who was run over by a train on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad Thursday evening, about o'clock, died here last night. Tho incoming passen- ger train discovered his mangled body beside the track three miles east of the city, from which it is inferred that a frieght train struck him. He lived long enough to tell his name and stated that he was. tired with walking and had sat down on the end of cross tie and fallen asleep,
 A. G. Moseley, representing the Sap lists of the state, has spent the pas, few days at Shoccho Springs arrans- ing for the state encampment or the Baptists in August.
 Brick laying was begun today on the new state school building at the Ala bama institute for the deaf. The sefue- ture will occupy the same site as the one dismantled. but will be larger anu more suitable to the needs of the schooi' largely attended meeting or county farmers heard Commissioners s. r. holp deliver an agricultural address at the Cove local hcadquarters. four miles north of Tailadega, on Thursday. Pro lessor L. N Duncan, organizer or the Bows Corn club, was present; also J. T. Watt, United States supervisor or farm demonstration work: Clarendon I,als of Huntsville. w. T. cokcr of Ssia-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
EXT HIGHWAY MEETING
 WILL BE HELD AT CULLMAN

Hanceville G. w Green, T. ". Cook, Otto Sche'lie. G. H. Fannin Garden City; J. Whaley, John ". Cobb, Jack Dyer w A. Jenkins, Bangor; H. w. Smith. Bangor; Alvin Green, P. L. McPherson, A. E. Lewis. J. W. Dorey, Tom Sinclair. Blodnt Springs; Dr. R. C. Mitchell, Dr. Carter Bibb, pr. E. w. Cox, G A. Collins, J. B. Aubritton, Warrior; A. C DeShazo, W E. Leake, Selaca; Percy Ellis, L. Little, Hugh Thornton. Snow Rogers, J. W. Bradley. Morris: Judge John H. Kelton, Oneonta; Dr. J. E. Dead man, ex-Gov. Rufus w. Cobb, J. l. Kum- mons, ". M. Drennen, Hugh McGeever, G. P Moore, John W. ONeill, Birming- ham.
 During the meeting a long-dstance phone message was received from sev eral of the prominent citizens of Gull man, the Commercial club of Cullman and the editor of the Tribune, heartily in- dorsing the sentiment of the meeting and extending an invitation to the campaign committee and those present to attend
 similar meeting in Cullman on August 1 10 The object of the Cullman meeting l will be to thoroughly organize the cam paign committee and to elect a locating
 committee.