The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-12
NEW |NTERURbAN
 SERVICE FOR MOBILE
Warships Will Participate
 in Mardi Gras Festivities
AFTER LIQUOR DEALER
Party of Knights of Columbus go to Pascagoula Today to Initiate Class-Show Preparing
 for Road

inS to the terms of an agreement en- tered into between the Mobile West Shore Traction company and the Mobile Light and Railroad company, the cars of the former will enter Mobile over the tracks of the street car company, entering the city below Monroe park and connect ing with the city system at that, place The new line will furnish hourly serv- ice between this city and Pascagoula, touching Golden, Bayou la Batre and sev- eral important settlements in the south ern portion of Mobile county.
 General Manager Warren, in a state- ment given out today, says that it is expected that the actual work of con- struction will be started not later than June and that the work will be pushed to completion. The construction of this line will unquestionably result in great development in the southern section of this county, which is now accessible only by infreauent trains. and. In the case of Golden and Bayou la Batre, by but one train each way day.
 Warships for Carnival
 The scout cruiser Prairie has been or dered to Mobile to participate in the Mardi Gras festivities and it is expected that two or more torpedo boats destroy CTS will also be sent to this port The complement of these vessels is consid- erably over 800 men, a large majority of whom will take part in the various parades. Under the direction of the va rious committees of the Carnival asso- | pia a tion cit "a nj tor a festive appearance.
 Dozens of columns for the electrical illumination of Bienville Square have been placed in position and work has begun on the court of honor on Govern. ment street west from the Louisville and Nashville depot. In addition to a car nival company, which will hold forth during the carnival, many free attrac- tions have been contracted for. The fes- day next and will continue for five days with daily parades.
 Knights of Columbus
 One hundred members of the local coun. cil of Knights of Columbus will leave here tomorrow morning for Pascagoula where a large class is to be initiated and new council of the order installed Visiting knights from many sections oi Alabama and Mississippi will also be In attendance An elaborate programme has been prepared for the occasion.
 After Liquor Dealer
 A formal charge has been filed with the Mobile board of excise commissioners against Weinacker Bros, who operate a large department store at the corner of Government and Catherine streets. IT the western portion of the city. Tn, charge states that there is reason to be lieve that Neinacker Bros. who hold { wholesale liquor license, have sold liquo to a woman living on the Halls Mil road, eight miles from the city, who 1. said to be operating a blind tiger. Tn, affidavit charges that the sale of liquol to the woman was with the knowledg, that the liquor was to be resold In vio laton of law. The case has been se for hearing Monday morning and 1t i: generally expected that the developments will be interesting. This Is the frs charge of the kind filed in this city since the regulation nieasure went into ef feet
 Show Preparing for Road
 Sangers ShowsI which have winteret at Monroe park, are preparing for tho road and the annual rehearsals, to whiI the show into shape for the season, will begin here Febr lary 26. The show car ried about 25O people during the seasor and has proveH a great attraction al the park during the past three months