The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-13
FIND THREE GUILTY
 AT HUNTSVILLE Several Convictions in the
 United States Court |WOODMEN ORGANIZE
Mothers Day observed-Monument to Mrs. Annie Cook Unveiled. Haas-Poole Nuptials = We'll
 Known People Dead

Huntsville. May 12.-(special)-so Peake. convicted in the federal court of retailing, was sentenced by Judge ". l. Grnbb. to term of six months im- prisonment on that charge and thirteen months for illicit distilling. Sentence was suspended to September 1 in order to al- low Peake to make a crop for the sup port of his family.
 John B. Etheredge, of Town Creek. was sentenced to six months imprison- ment and fined s1o0 for using the mails to defraud. Sentence was suspended un. til August s. Ldghtenstein got 50 days for retailing.
 The suits of Alexander Eccles X Co, against the Southern and Louisville and Nashville railroads are on the docket for Monday and will be reached some time during the afternoon. Several noted attorneys are gathering here for the trial. and 1t is expected to begin after a few preliminaries. The two suits contain in,- portant points involving several million dollars and they will be stubbornly con- tested at every angle.
 Mothers Day Observed
 Mothers day was generally observed in Huntsville today In several of the churches there were special programmes l appropriate to the day and what it stands l for.
 Woodmen Organize | The Madison County Woodmen Log Rolling association was organized at a meeting of delegates from all of the IT camps of the county Saturday afternoon for the purpose of having great re- union in Huntsville on July f. There are between 1500 and 1600 Woodmen in Madi- son county and efforts will be made to have a majority of this number attend the reunion.
 Monument Unveiled The ladies of the Woodmen Circle un- yelled monument today that they had erected on the grave of Mrs Annie c. Cook in Maple Hill cemetery. The me- morial address was delivered by Mrs. Lizzie Cox of Memphis.
 Haas-Poole Wedding
 Dr. Francis D. Hass of Memphis and Miss Willie Poole of this city were mar- ried Saturday night at the home of l. K, Poole, brother of the bride. in the presence of small company of rela- lives and intimate friends. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. R. s. Gavin. pastor of the First Baptist church Dr. Haas and bride left immediately for n honeymoon trip in the east and will be at home to their friends in Memphis after two weeks.
 Mrs. N. G. Martin Dead
 Mrs. Nancy G. Martin. 60 years old. died at Madison Saturday after a long illness with cancer She was a sister of Messrs w., J. and T. J. Canterberry, Mrs. Bzockawayf and Mrs. Susan H. Hud- son.
 Dies After Brief Illness Mrs. George Johnson of Monrovia died yesterday after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband
 Miss Swasey Dead Miss Ethel Swasey, aged 19 years. is dead after brief illness with yellow jaundice and complications. She was A. daughter of Mrs J. E. Swasey and is survived by two sisters, Misses Lillian and Josie.
 Office Consolidated
 The Western Union Telegraph office fs being consolidated with the Southern Bell Telephone office and both businesses will be operated in the same office in future. It is understood that this is an experi- ment which, if it proved successful, will be followed in nearly all cities where the Southern Bell and Western Unions have connections.