The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-30


 defeated by the score of 40 to 20 easily and will probably make it hot for the local youths.
 After the game with the A. A. c. the | club team will go to Columbus, where | they meet the Y. M. c. A. team. Here,
 
 Deputy Sheriff M. F. Parker to the effect that Louis Gagliano, brother of the dead man, and a companion who are charged with firing the first shots, were not members of the funeral party. MT. Parker stated that Gagliano and another man had been standing In the | hallway between the two stores of Mar | tin Barr before the car came up ana as Deputy Heron and himself had | started to the car with their prisoners | they moved up toward them. It is re- ported that Louis Gagliano will plead not guilty to the shooting or Jonn Chandler Sunday afternoon. Goodwin | & Ross have been employed to deiehd | Gagliano at the hearing. Coroner Brasher was in Bessemer yesterday to investigate the killing or | sunday and on Tuesday morning the | iurv will be impaneled and an investi- gation entered into. As there were a large number of people on the street when the analf LOOK pldce ihahy HA'- nesses have been summoned | Detective Ceph Ross, who was acci- dentallv shot in the limb Sunday aft | ernoon by nattened bullet, Is doing nicely. The wound is a flesh wound and the physicians think it will heal quickly.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Jones' boro Baptist church held an interesting meeting at the home of Mrs. w. NJ. | Willmon. It was decided to postpone the play to have been given by the society the latter part of February. A Valentine party will be given on the evening of February IA. There will be quilting party on Thursday at the home of Mrs. R. w. Carlisle. Gus Andrews, one of the proprietors of the Bon Ton cafe, narrowly escaped death Sunday night by being overcome with gas. As MT. Andrews had se- were cold he went home to retire early He lighted small gas stove in his | room and went to sleep. The meter | was one of the slot machine variety | and when 1t became exhausted the light went out. A little later in the even ling James Andrews, brother, came in and was told to drop quarter In the gas slot before he retired. As soon as the money was deposited the gas came on and as the stove had not been turned off the gas began to Ill the room. Nick Andrews went to his broth CTS room about o'clock yesterday morning and found him trying to get to the door, almost suffocated. Dr. J. | s. Winters was hurriedly called and after working with MT Andrews for some time succeeded in bringing him | around all right.
 As this was promotion day in the public schools the children who were | fortunate enough to be promoted were | busy getting their books for the last half of the term, which began this morning.
 | Miss Fife Johnson of Covington, Ga, is the house guest of Miss Alberta Blackburn at Jonesboro. J. F. Johnson of Columbia, Tenn, has accepted position with the Lewis | Drug company.
 Mrs. W. A. Moody and daughter Miss Dorothy Moody, left yesterday for Fort | Pierce, Fla, where Mrs. Moody Will take charge of the Fort Pierce hotel i H. F. White left yesterday for Att lanta, after spending the week end with his family.
 | Morris Pigfond of Meridian. Miss is the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. s. | Bailey.
 | Miss Minnie Cahill has returned af- ter spending the week end in Mont gomery.
 MT. and Mrs. w S. Scott of Bir- mingham were the guests of MT. and Mrs. II. F. White Sunday. | Miss Frankie Kelley has resigned her position with the Long-Bewis Hard ware Co, and left this morning to visit relatives in Tennessee.
 l Mrs Sam Lefkovits left this morn | ing to visit relatives in Memphis, Tenn. | MT and Mrs. D. l.. White, who have
 been the guests of Mir and Mrs. L. l..
 Whittle for the past few days, left yesterday for a visit to friends in St Augustine and Jacksonville, Fla. Stuart Cochran. who has been with the Long Lewis Hardware Co.,, has ac- cepted position at the Bessemer Roll 1 ing mill and will resume his duties there on February l. | Miss Kathryn Livingston has return | ed to her home in Birmingham after spending the week end with Miss Min
 nie Jackson.
 l ]. P. Lipscomb has returned to his home in Mississippi after a visit to his
 son, Mir Arthur Goodwin. | Bessemer lodge No 109, l. o. o. F.,
 will hold its regular meeting Tuesday
 night. The Epworth League will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening al the auditorium. A cordial invitation is ex-
 tended the young people of the church.
 The Baptist Young Peoples union will hold its regular meeting at the church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Joseph s. Winters will be at
 at her home on Fifth avenue.