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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-03
AT THE CHURCHES

| by the II o'clock worship. when the pas tor, the Rev. J. w. Willis, will preach upon the theme, What Comes Back to Us From Our Gifts The evening ser mon topic will be, "Our Call to Service, '' at 7:45 o'clock. The Baptist Young Peo- ples union will meet in regular session Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 German Lutheran Zion Church-The pas tor, the Rev. II. Reuter-, will conduct the morning services in German at 10:3C o'clock, and the evening services will be spoken in English at 7:30 o'clock. Sun day school begins at 9;30 o'clock this morning, and every one is cordially in- vited to attend any of these services
 Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church-Dr. J. D. Simpson will occupy the pulpit this morning and evening. preaching on "The Universal and Everlasting Kingdom of Jesus Christi and "Friendship With Jesus" respectively.
 Christ English Lutheran Church-Ser- vices will be held in the Fraternal hall at evening. The pastor, the Rev. E. N. Copenhaver. will preach on "The Divine Call and the Human Response at the morning worship and "A Wonderful school opens at 9:S0 o'clock this morning
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under all circumstances, the genial, help full comrade.
 Born of a good old South Carolina fam ily, Major Kirkland served with distinc- tion in the ranks of the Confederacy and cast his fortunes with Birmingham in those early days. when Birmingham need ed men of fiber.
 In 1876 he voted with the republicans, and friends and relatives expressed sur prise and disappointment at what they re- garded as a defection from their ranks.
 This the major felt so deeply, that, though he uttered no word of raneor in reply or justification, he withdrew from all association with kindred and former comrades This attitude was eminently characteristic of the man. He claimed the right of individual judgment and accord ed the same to others.
 A product of the feudal south, Major kirkland exhibited in the highest degree the three virtues that Mommsen claims as the crown and flower of every civiiza- tion based in the ownership of the land: Personal courage, love of truth and a keen sense of justice.
 Realizing, perhaps, that he would not survive the winter season, Major Kirk land gave the writer about month ago some notes, requesting that she put them in shape to be published, and adding: ''When you have the article ready, come to me and l will pay advertising rates that you may have 1t published right here in Birmingham
 The notes bear upon a movement that had had for some years the majors earn est sympathy, the movement for equal suffrage.
 Woman needs at the hands of man but one form of protection, the economic. But economic independence is not possible without the right to cast vote that must be counted.'
 This caption in the notes is reinforced by argument and illustration. The service at the chapel on Thursday was conducted by the Rev. J, A. Bryan. Mir. Bryan also pronounced the benedic- ton at the grave.
 It was short, effective service at the little chapel in Third avenue, but the group standing about the casket, with its
 wreath of immortelles. bearing in the center the cross of honor. felt, I imagine, somewhat as those Oxford students who were won't to steal, at daybreak. into the
 tiny chapel of St. Mary's. the little st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-03
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ON THE DEATH OF
 MAJOR KIRKLAND

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 On Thursday, February %, 1912, the re- mains of Maj c. P. Kirkland were laid to rest in the lot of his intimate per- sonal friend, MT. l.. A. Stubblefield.
 The Independent Order of Beavers held a service at the grave and Confederate veterans constituted the pallbearers-R. II. Hagod, T. A. Hamilton, J. T. Jordon. NJ. C. Sturgs, J. s. Wade J. F. Foster Dr.. Abernethy, J. J. Embry.
 Some of these year or two younger, and others a little oldes than the major, but each a separate bead upon the self same silver cord, for all had worn the gray.
 In the passing of Major Kirkland the writer has sustained a loss distinctly per- sonal. No man ever exhibited greater capacity for friendship, and to those who knew him intimately he was ever, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-03
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be administered. Spiritual Beacon Fires will be the subject of the evening sermon. The pastor. s. T. Slaton will preach at both services
 The revival at the First Baptist church Is being conducted by A. A Walker, evangelist for the Birmingham district, in which the state evangelist Curtis $. Shugart, has been doing the preaching, will continue through this evening. Rev. Shugart will preach Sunday evening on the great warning. Today if you hear His voice. harden not your hearts" A great congrega- tion Is expected to be out at this ser vice.
 This morning at the regular II o'clock service Dr. Willingham will preach.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-03

Calvary Baptist Church-The Rev. Ray. Ahe pastor. will preach upon 'The Secret of Power this morning at II o'clock and upon ''The Powerful Secret this evening at 7:45 o'clock. Sunday school opens at s:ao o'clock.
 First Christian Church--A revival meet ng of interest will open this morning sat II o'clock under the direction of Evan Hist Roy A. Brown of Indiana and his assistant Singer D. A. Brown, who will lead in the chorus exercises. The series is expected to continue for month. and k open to the attendance of the public.
 Third Presbyterian Church-''The Pre- ~ailng Prayer will be the morning topic ct Il o'clock and the evening subject will be '.The Power of Personal Satan" The pastor, the Rev J. A. Bryan, will fill the pulpit at both services
 The Pratt City Baptist Church-The &ey. J. E. Barnes, the pastor, will occupy the pulpit at the morning services, preach ing on Soul Winning" The evening ser vices will be omitted as the congregation will unite with the Methodist church in an evangelistic meeting.
 Richmond Place Baptist Church-Su- perintendent R. R. Darden will open Sun day school at 9:9o o'clock to be followed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-03
Musical Economy

From the Yonkers Statesman.
 Whats all that racket about in the parlor?" asked the father.
 Why, that's Mary and Jane playing duet on the piano." explained mother. Both of 'em playing at once?"
 "Yes, it's a duet.'
 Well, can't they wear out the piano fast enough playing one at time?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-03
For Appearances Sake

From the Boston Transcript.
 Hub (suddenly waking at midnighD- What in the world was that noise?
 Wife (entering room-)-It's all right, dear. The people are coming home from the opera and I slipped down and gave the front door a slam so the neighbors would think we were there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-03

Fountain Heights Methodst-Sunday school opens at 9:3o o'clock. Picket Duty
 for Jesus Christ will be the subject of the morning sermon. At the close of the morning sermon the Holy communion will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-03

First Methodist Church-Dr J. B. Cum ming will fill the pulpit of the First Methodist church this morning and eve ming. His subject for the morning is ''F'i- delty: The Coronation of Every Virtue. " A cordial invitation is given to all to at tend these services.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-03

the lobby of the Hotel Morris. his home for many years:
 'I love the fern. It is not afraid of damp, wet places, and it has so much faith. It will grow even without the sun shine; and I love pink carnations for their odor and because they seem always cheerful ' L. GRAHAM CROZlER.
 Birmingham, March ?, 1912.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-03
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-21
LYNN COUNTY

Lynn County News
Rev. and Mrs. K. j. McElrath
left for their new home in Geor-
gia on the Monday morning
train. Bro. McElrath was pas
tor of the TahOka ana Lamesa
Methodist churches for the past
conference year.
The Tahoka Baptist church
:. 'led Rev. j. A. Vison, Of Post
CITY. the last of last week TO
take charge of the pastorate here
Rev. Vinson preached here Wed
nesday night and accepted the
call and will move here immedi-
ately. He will have charge OF
the Tahoka. Plainyiew and Three
Lakes churches. He will preach
here the first and third Sundays
in each month.
Tom Ivey, of Yoakum. stopped
for dinner in Tahoka Tuesday on
his way home from Crosby coun-
~ where he had been to deliver
about 1900 head of calves. Lon
ME Bigham was with him and
spent an hour or two with ms
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Bigham. of this place.
Rev. J. p. Galloway, who was
the Methodist pastor at Aber'
nathy, Texas, last year, has been
assigned to ill the Methodist pull
pits at Tahoka and Slaton fol
the coming year. Bro. Galloway
is an old resident Of the Plains,
well acquainted with conditions
and needs here. and we hardly
see how the conference could
have made a better choice than
they have. Tahoka and Slaton
may well be thankful that they
will have this talented preacher
and his estimable family with
them this year.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-21
Neighboring County News
From Our Exchanges

fore leaving that he may be abb
sent a month or SIX weeks. or
that he might possibly remain
there until school closes in the
spring, but that he wants it dis.
tinctly understood that he is still
a resident of Yoakum county.
II is learned here that Uncle
Turk Beal and family and Bert
Jackson and family have left
Sparks, Nevada, and have To-
Gated at Deming, New Mexico.
Rev. B. F. Dixon and family
left Thursday for Brownfield.
where they will reside for the
coming year. He will preach in
Plains regular the second Sun
day in each month.
Mr.. j. M. Sanderson came in
last Saturday afternoon from
Plainview and is spending a few
DAYS with friends here. He says
he will move his family back to
Plains after the school is out al
Plainview next spring.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Davis and Miss
Ethel Sanders. of New Mexico,
near Tatum, were married in
Plains last Monday. Judge
Holmes officiating. On Wednes-
day, Mr.. Harry Ragland, OF
Hale county, and Miss Lille
Norman. of this county near
Midway, were married in Plains,
Judge Gamer performing the
ceremony. This was the first
marriage ceremony performed
by Judge Gamer as County
Judge.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-21
TERRY COUNTY

Herald, .
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Brownheld
returned this week. the former
from attending Federal Court at
Abilene. and the latter from a
visit 10 Lubbock. Dee had a
stroke Of facial paralysis about a
week ago and he cannot use one
side Of his face, We believe,
however. that he will be oh IN a
few weeks.
The bond Of W. ID. Vim, as
commissioner of precinct No. 3.
was approved Tuesday morning
and he was sworn In and won't 20
work. as Mr.. Broaghton did not
want 10 return.
Mas nesaie Norton. OF Luh-
book. daughter Of W. ). Norton.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-21
GAINES COUNTY


THE RAILROAD SITUATION
The Sentinel is glad to be able
10 inform its readers that the
railroad situation, which a few
days ago assumed a not alto
gether encouraging form, Is
now very promising.
Just what the obstacles were
that threatened the project we
are not in position to state, but
we learn from reliable, authen-
tic sources that absolutely every
difficulty that could hinder the
progress of the proposition has
been removed and that active
work will begin probably the
early part of next week.
In order 10 hold the bonus
contracts with Midland, An
drews and Seminole while the
above mentioned difficulties
we're being settled. a small crew
! has been at work at Midland
since Wednesday of last week.
We understand that the COM
pany has been reorganized and
the IS miles of grade which was
made from rexico 10 Virginia
CITY a few months ago by the
company composed of TexIco-
Farwell parties has become the
property Of the new company.
The confidence Of the Semi
mole people IN the proposition
has been considerably revived IN
the past few days, and we trust
that in the next few days we
will see actual construction be-
ing rapidly pushed on this pro-
iect that will mean so much 20
the vast territory to be travers-
ed.
/ Our people are all familiar
with the fact that the public
road question concerning the
public road between Lamesa and
Seminole has been quite a mixed
40 affair for some time. Com
missioners Court recently ap-
pointed a jury of view TO view
out and establish a third class
road from Seminole to the Daw-
son county line. This work was
done.
Messrs. Ulyss and Paul Dial
mont and w. II. Brennand hav,
shown a puplc spirit of fairness
BY agreeing TO give the county a
road 100 hundred feet wide
through, their ranches. provided
an amount of money equal TO the
damages which would have beer
collected by them. to be spent II
working the road.
The Commissioners Court
which convened here the first OF
the week paid bounty on aboul
5000 Jack rabbits scalps, and the
end is not yet. We understand
the court will continue to pay 4
cents for scalps and as the winter
is on US the slaughter Of these
pests will likely be heavy from
now on.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-21
yoAKUM COUNTY

roakum CounO News q
A meeting Of the holders OF
high priced school land in Yoas-
um county was held at the
Court House last Saturday after
noon. X. NJ. kendrlck was
elected delegate TO the Midland
convention, which met yester-
day, and also TO 40 10 Austin
when the Legislature convenes.
John h. King was elected alter
nate.
Judge W. Holmes started
Thursday on an overland "trip 10
Bolton, Texas, driving his two
biz mules. Mrs Holmes and
daughter. Miss Mary are Al
Bolton. and the Judge stated be-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-21

of Lubbock, spent Saturday and
Sunday here with Miss Johnnie
May Harper. She was on her
way to New Mexico 10 take
charge of her school.
Malvin Harper, of Lubbock.
son of J. W. Harper, of this
place, spent a few days this
week with home folks.
Mrs. w. W. Royalty, of Luo-
book, is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. May.
Commissioners met Monday
in one of the busiest sessions OF
the entire term. Besides the
regular order of business they
had to canvass the general cleo
ton returns ofthe county and ap-
prove the bonds of the incoming
officials.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-21

Col. A. Symes was a pleasant
caller at our office Tuesday and
authorized us to send him a copy
of the South Plains Big Weekly
The Lubbock Avalanche, 10 his
address at Waco, Texas. Col
Symes has some valuable farm
lands in Lubbock county and he
wants 10 keep up with what IS
going on in this section.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-21
Hotel Ware to Change Hands

Mr.. Jack Tesman, of Amarillo,
has secured c. +. Towards and
Dick Wiese's lease on the Hotel
Ware and will take charge of the
hotel Dec. ;. 1t will be changed
TO the American plan, and Mr..
Weise will be employed to man
age the cIlinary department.
The lobby will be moved down
stairs and will occupy the section
now occupied by Vickery Han
cock Gro. Co.
Mr.. Howard and family do not
as yet know where they will go.
Hale County Herald.
Mr.. Howard is the gentleman
who has taken charge of the
Carletos hotel in our city. When
leaving Plainview, 1t was quiet
natural that Mr.. Howard would
cast about and pick another
larger and better place to enter
into business again. and OF
course. he came TO Lubbock,
and we extend to him and his
family a most hearty welcome.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-21

Mrs. Hall, sister of l.. B.
Wright. who has been confined
TO her bed with typhoid fever,
suffered a relapse the first of the
week and has been in a very crit
ical condition, so much so that
the attending physicians have
requested that no callers be adj
mitted for the present.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-21
GOMEZ ITEMS

Correspondent TO Brownhed Herald
Mr.. Arthur Moore came IN
Saturday from Lubbock with
some fine horse stock which ne
had purchased and had shipped
there.
The newly elected county Of
ficers, who live in Gomez, went
to BrownfieId on last Monday
and filedtheir bonds and. assumed
the duties Of their Offices.
Well the very last vacant house
in Gomez is rented and a family
from Tahoka will move into 1t
this week. We learn they have
a large family and are coming
for the benefit of the school.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-21

RaIls Banner: g..
G. b. Prestridge made flying
trip to Lubbock Monday.
&. n. Helm who has been en-
ployed at the gin, had his foot
painfully mashed last Friday
and has been unable 10 work
since but is able 10 be out again.
O. +. Crowley had the mis-
fortune to get one Of his arms
broken in the thresher Saturday.
T.. Z. Crump was here from
his farm near Cone Wednesday
and paid US a dollar on subscrip-
tinn for which we return thanks.
The little son Of w K. Rich
ards and wife was on the sick
LIST the first of the week.
The little child Of Tom Travis
stuck a nail in its foot the first
of the week. -.
The little son of Ed Williams
got one Of his arms broken by
falling from a little wagon this
week.
The little child Of 0. F. Crow
leg drank a quantity of kerosene
oil Saturday. DR.. Presley was
summond Immediately and gave
him relief and at this writing he
is alright.
w. r. Exum. Of the Farmer
community, was in town this
week figuring on building a fine
residence in town. Peters anc
Fitzpatrick will draw the plans
for same.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-21
CROSBY COUNTY

Crosbyton Review
The people of the Cone COM
munity will at an early date be-
gin the erection Of their fine
new school building. as the
bonds have been voted and are
now in Austin awaiting the ap-
proval of the Attorney General.
and as soon as they have been
approved we understand the
money is ready to begin work
and the county will purchase the
bonds.
Betty. the 18-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Martin.
was accidently thrown from hel
buggy while enroute to schoo.
Tuesday morning and received
q considerable injury. IL ls
however hoped that she will
soon fully recover.
Eight cars of cattle were ship,
ned from Crosbyton the last OF
the week. They belonged to j,
M. Bassett and the S X people.
l.. B. Culwell made a trip tc
Lubbock last Friday taking Mr..
Claude Burrus. who was called
TO the bedside of his wife.
DR.. J. w. Carter made a trip
TO Lubbock Saturday, returning
in the evening.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
TYVENDE KAPITEL.
En- MSllesten.

En- saadan samvittigbedsfuld Mand som Wit
taker, maa like kempe med grove Fristelser. Men
hans omme Samvittighed vii berede ham Kampe
af en- hel andeD Slags. Det er meget uheldigt,
naar en- Mand baade er samvittighedsfuld og To-
gisk. Den samvittighedsfulde Mand eller Kvinde,
|hvis Logik err mangelfuld, vii undgaa tusinde
Snarer.
Saadan en- Mand som f. Eks. Mark Bonamy
kunde like ware bleyen foruroliget af Wittakers
|Tvivl og Bekymringer. Hans Egenkerlighed og
hans rolige Tillid til, at hans egne Planer og Vel
fnd altid var Diet ~vigtigste, Wide have afgivet til
strpkkelig Gr1nd til at drage en- hvilken som helst
bekyem Slutning. Men den stakkels Whitaker
|blev knust af sin klare Logik paa den enc Side
og sin ornme Samvittighed paa den anden. Han
havde en- uvilkaarlig Twill ON Bestandigheden af
Marks Tro. Hvad ON han skulde forarge en- af
,disse smaa''. bet var bedre, at en- M@lesten blew
hgngt ON hans Hals.
Han turde like tr6ste sig we'd den Lserdom, at
alt var forudbestemt. Han gyste we'd at tanke paa
Foru~dbestemmelsen. bet var en- @rig Naturs
Indskydelser, der satte en- Stopper for den usande
Logik.
en- saadan Sjalstilstand er der noget, som
er mngtigere end Forstanden, og Diet er de stadig
tilbagevendende Tanker. Da den Tanke, at han
we'd at gifte sig med Roxy Wide forarge en- af dem,
der endnu var ct Barn Kristus, havde grebet
ham, sa kunde han like mere frig6re sig for
den. De f~rygtelige Ord ,,M6llesten ON Halsen'',
genl6d j hans Sjel.
Han fors9gte at skrive ct Brew og tage sit
Tilbud tilbage. Han begyndte: ,K@re Roxy, Diet
var for hjerteligt. Saa skrev han ,,K@re Ven',
men Diet duede nu slet like. ,Froken Adams"
var for keligt. Endelig efter at han havde revet
adskillige Ark Papir itu, besluttede han, at han
slet like Wide skrive. Hans sunde Forstand, som
'hverken err Samvittighed eller Logik, men dem
begge, hvortil der err lagt noget, ~begyndte at leve
op igen. Hvorfor like gaa til Roxy uden at vente
paa Ugens Udlsb og af hende faa at vide, hvordan
Sagen e~gentlig stod. bet var ~taabeligt at afgGre