The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
BeSSenaer News

Bessemer May 4.-(Special) Jon Friday night the Birmingham High School Glee club and Dramatic club will appear at the Bessemer High school auditorium under the auspices of the High School Improvement association. The Glee club is under the able direction of Miss Leta Ixitts and will present the following pro gramme:
 Row, Boatman. Row" Glee club.
 Take Me Back to Babyland,'' Harry White and Glee club. (a) "Schneiders Band (b) Little Brown Church, Glee club.
 Down by the old :dill Stream" Jack Cozine and Gee club
 Honey, l Want Yer Now" Glee club.
 Shippers of Saint Ives," Charlie Brown and Glee club
 ca "Bedouin Love Song (b) Loves Old Sweet Song, Glee club.
 High School Song" Glee club.
 Miss Enda Moore, accompanist. The Dramatic club is under the direc- ton of Miss Marguerite Weaver It will present "A Christmas Caro' from Charles Dickens story.
 The high school orchestra will give q programme during the evening.
 Deputy Sheriffs Monroe Parker, J. N. smithson and Chief Deputy Lacey lld- mundson yesterday arrested the follow ing white men: James Carrol Byron German, Tom Carroll, Pat Costello, Jim Costello, Pat Carroll, M MeLemore and William Nelson on charges of doing bust ness without q license. Charles Cunningham and Joe Mckee, both white men, were arrested at Dolo- | mite yesterday by Deputies Smithson and Parker for alleged violation of mining laws in regards to the handling of pow der in a coal mine.
 Frank Harmon was arrested on five charges. Two charges for alleged keep ing gaming table, two for alleged viola tion of the prohibition law and one charge Of carrying a concealed weapon. All of the men arrested made bond
 In the city court next week the non jury criminal docket will be taken up. A large number of cases has been set for hearing
 The past week has been very busy one in the city courtBand although the court has been going every day from l9 o'clock to o'clock less than one third of the cases set for the week were tried On the docket for the week ending May 107 cases were set and the following disposition was made of them Cases tried. 20 found guilty < not guilty. 10: dismissed 10; mol pressed 1: forfeitures. G; continued to next term of court or to be reset. 50, this number including the forfeiture eases.
 On Sunday night, May 12. Bishop j. H Mccoy will occupy the pulpit of the Joneeboro Methodist church Rev L. D. Patterson, the pastor. will fill the pull pit Sunday morning, the subject of the sermon being, The Christians Va cation"
 Monday, May 6, will be one of i'm. portance to the city and citizens of Bessemer. this day being officially des- ignated as Hospital Day, and a vigor- ous campaign for Bessemer's new hos pital will be inaugurated.
 Cards have already been distributed by the committee in charge and every man. woman and child will be given the opportunity to contribute to this worthy cause At 10 o'clock the whistles of all plants will be blown for short period to remind the forgetful of their duty to the city. their neighbor and themselves, and il is hoped by the com mittee of ladies who have so faithfully laoored in this cause that all will re- spond to the call.
 Preparations are being made by the pastor and members of the First Meth odist church for the laying of the cor nerstone of the new s50,000 church un- der construction on Arlington avenue ard Nineteenth street The exercises will be conducted on Sunday afternoon. May 19 al o'clock. Rev. L. C. Brans- como of Birmingham will deliver the address.
 A very pleasant. feature of the occa- sion will be the presence of all of the