The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-27

men had been gone but few minutes when Mir. Moore became suspicious and looking in the tray missed the large diamond Much excitement was caused by the chase after the two men, which attracted large crowd.
 Judge Murphy. of the juvenile court, was in Bessemer holding his regular semi monthly session yesterday after noon. Six white and seven negro ju- veniles were arraigned before his honor.
 The white boys were all put on pro- bation to report at the session to be held on February and bring their par ents along. Four of the negro boys. charged with robbing the Bessemer Grocery company some time ago, were sent to Daly's reform school. They are Ezell Majors, Ed Underwood Warren Griffin and Sam Jones. Two were put on probation and the other was sent to the county shelter for 90 days.
 In the city court today the case of Lizzie Mark vs. Birmingham Railway Light and Power company for 5000 damages, was compromised by the de- fendant agreeing to pay the plaintiff $12.50.
 The following suit was filed in the city court yesterday. Sophie Boyd vs. the Birmingham Railway. Light and | Power company for $2500 damages for | alleged personal injury.
 Prof. Thomas R. Walker of Vivian, who is district deputy grand chancellor, Knights of Pythias. was in Bessemer looking after the third Pythian dis trict of Alabama association which will | tl.t m The association will be composed of the Knights of Pythias lodges of Jefferson, Walker. Cullman and Bibb counties. About 200 Pythians are expected to att tend the association and Myrtle Linton lodge Is making ample preparations for the entertaining of the delegates. They hope to make this one of the best con- ventions ever held.
 The Baptist and Methodist Sunday schools at Jonesboro have decided to make a canvass of the entire Jonesboro district and see if the children that are not in Sunday school can't be brought in. On Sunday morning, February 4, between S:30 and 10 o'clock the canvass will begin, and will be followed until as many girls and boys as possible will have been enrolled in either of the Sun day schools. Plans are being made to have a big rally on the fourth Sunday in February, when both schools will have experienced workers present to make addresses on Sunday yschool work.
 Mrs. Huldia Massey, ri years of age. died at the home of her son Thursday night after quite an illness. The fu- neral will take place Saturday at l2 o'clock. Interment at Saddler's ceme- tery. near Bessemer. The deceased is survived by several children. Kennedy Brothers will have charge of the fu- neral.
 Last night Miss Maggie Goode delight fully entertained a number of her friends at her home in Lipscomb in honor of her 17th birthday. Those present were Misses Annie Morgan. Eva Cahaun, Leila Woods, Jamie Armstrong of Gate City, Matte Lovelace, Salle Stagner, Blanch Morgan. Sunnie Morgan, Ora Davis Onie Anderson, Clara Burton, Dora Killer Nell lie Furr, Becky Webb: Charlie Huey, Eu- gene Parsons, Charlie Cargle, pr. Jesse Stagner, Ed Mstead. Will Cargile, Carl Gwin, William Haley, John Balton Wal ter Morgan, Roy Skews, Charles Woods Luther Morris. Lennie Lipscomb Perry Morris and Clyde Rice.
 Miss Kathryn Livingston of Birming- ham is spending the week end with Miss Minnie Jackson.
 Charles Johnson of New Decatur was the guest of friends in Bessemer yes terday.
 Mrs. c. B. Edwards is very i'll at her home in Brighton.
 Calvin Weldon of Wilsonville is the guest of Mrs. I. c. Taylor and family on Clarendon avenue
 Mrs Fred Rauckman and children of>l Birmingham were the guests of rela- tives in Bessemer yesterday.
 M. NJ Coburn, who has been in Mo bile for some time, has returned to this city and accepted a position with Ken nedy Bros undertaking establishment.
 The many friends of Mrs. Ida Faust will regret to hear she was operated on last night at the Robinson hospital She is doing as well as can be expected.
 Mrs J. M. OMara, accompanied by Master Tom Eckhoff. returned yester- day from a several months stay with relatives at Mount Vernon, Ky.
 Miss Carrie Morgan and Miss Becky Webb of Lipscomb were the guests of friends in Bessemer yesterday.
 Miss Marguerite Robinson has returned to her home in Birmingham after a pleasant visit to Miss Elise Robinson.
 Miss Maggie Douglass of Birmingham is spending the week end with Miss Genie Fraser.
 Mrs. Ernest Milton is improving after her recent illness.
 The Home Mission society of the Metho-