The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01

Sheriff McAdory has had another war
 rant for Louis Gagliano, charged with
 shooting John Chandler Sunday, sworn
 out returnable before Judge R. II. Ben-
 ners in Birmingham. The date of the preliminary has not beens set.
 Joe Johnson and John Tankley, both
 negroes are held in the city jail, for
 stealing a bicycle in Birmingham. The owner of the wheel was in Bessemer to- day and identified the wheel. The men l will De tried here for bringing stolen property into the city. Helen, the little daughter sof MT. and Mrs. E. A. Veith had the misfortune to fall from the porch while playing at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Granger, on Tenth avenue, this afternoon. The child fell on something sharp and split open her knee, it being necessary for DTS. Waldrop and Johnston to take several stitches.
 Robert Harris, aged 23 years. died yes terday afternoon at the Hillman hospital in Birmingham after short illness of lockiaw. MT. Harris is a son of Mrs. A.
 A. Harris on Fifth avenue. The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Cedar Hill cemetery, Rev. w. K Thorton officiating. The deceased is survived by wife, a mother, three
 brothers and a sister, all residing in Bes-
 semer.
 The local branch 1464, United Ma tional Association of Postoffice Clerks,
 met last night in a. regular session. After the transaction of the regular business which came before the asso- citation officers were elected for tho ensuing year The officers elected are: D. Lewis Milton, president; H. A. Clos son, vice president; Howe Price, sec retary; Ray T. Murphy, treasurer.
 J. IL Bush, who has served two terms as president, was succeeded by MT. Milton, who will control the local branch for the ensuing term. The clerks of the local office will no doubt place. MT. Bush's name before the an- nual convention, which is to be held in Anniston, May 13. for the highest honors given by the state Association of Postofice Clerks that day After the adjournment they went to the Bon Ton cafe, where splendid banquet was enjoyed. The work of tearing down No. fur mace which is located between No. 2 and at Woodward, has been started.
 The removal of this furnace Is to make
 room for the erection of 500-ton fur
 mace at that place. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. w T. War lick delightfully."- entertained the Wednesday Whist club at the home of Mrs. Price on Second avenue. The
 house was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
 Mrs. May Walton of West End Is the
 guest of Mrs. l. F.. Taylor on Claren- don avenue.
 Mrs. John Assell and children of Woodlawn were the guests of Mrs. Stone yesterday
 w. s. Eidge continues quite i'll at his
 home on Fourth avenue. The many friends of Mrs. D. L. Full ton will regret to hear she was taken to the Robinson hospital. where she
 underwent an operation yesterday. Mrs. P. J. Mundie is i'll at her home on Fourth avenue. Mrs. James Wright has returned from a pleasant visit to friends in Mont gomery.
 Mrs. T. Fehlich of Selma arrived last night to be the guest of Mrs Sol Brick on Sixth avenue.
 Miss Phoebe Mccauley has returned to her home in Battle Creek, Mich. after pleasant visit to her cousin
 MT. Edward Wilson, al the home of Mrs. l. F.. Taylor.
 Miss Pat McEaehen, Cleveland Allen and Felton Maise of Ensley will be
 the guests of Miss callie Wood to- day.
 Mrs. w. w. Kennedy, who underwent serious operation at the Prince in- frmary, will be able to be brought to her home today.
 Mrs. c. F.. Pierce and little son have returned to their home in Union
 Springs after d pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lacey.
 The many friends of MT. Thomas In-
 stone will regret to hear he was taken to the Robinson hospital, where he was operated on. He Is doing nicely. MT. John AIadox, who has been at the Robinson hospital for the past few days, was taken to his home yester- day.
 J. B. Glidewill of Columbia, Tenn, has accepted position with Lewis Drug company and will resume his du ties today.