The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-12
D YOUNG DENTISTS
 ARE AFTER LICENSES
Dental Association Met in
 Tuscaloosa Yesterday
TALKS
PROHIBITION
Election for Purpose of Issuing $35,- 900 of School Bonds Passes. Trimm- Skinner Nuptials Sol
 emnized Monday

Tuscaloosa, June 11.-(Special.)- 1.-The 4srd annual session of the Alabama Dem tai association was called to order at Il o'clock this morning in the courthouse by pr. W. H. Northern of Talladega, who is president of the association.
 Rev. c. M Boyd of the First Presby- terian church opened the meeting with prayer, and Commissioner Sprott deliv- cred a most cordial welcome to the wis., itors in behalf of the city. Dr. A. W. Patton welcomed the association in the name of the Tuscaloosa dentists. very beautiful and fitting response to these addresses was given by Dr. R. C. Young of Anniston, after which Dr. Northern delivered In a masterly style his annual presidents address showing the import ance of the association and the wonder full strides that have accomplished | for dentistry with short period.
 He also made many helpful suggestions for future benefit to the dentist. A short speech by Dr. c. s. Vann of Gadsden and the treasurer's and secretary's report con- cluded the mornings session.
 The attendance is unusually large, and there are about 50 applicants for license
 to practice dentistry before the examin-
 ing board, which makes their work nc small part of the association. As Is cus- tomary, free dental work is being offered tho public during the convention, which Is done by the applicants under the super. vision of the board of examiners.
 Prohibition Addresses
 A good sized audience composed prin. cipally of prohibition leaders met ai the courthouse last night to hear W
 B. Oliver and President Denny of ths university in their addresses for tho cause of prohibition. Seldom have two more eloquent speakers been heard II one evening here and the words of both MT. Oliver and Dr. Denny, seemed tr have great weight with the enthusi
 astic audience MT. Oliver spoke from the standpoint of the prosperity oi Tuscaloosa. which depended upon the continuation of prohibition. He stated | that John Raul said that one of hls chief reasons for locating the man. | moth Raul Lumber company in Tus- caloosa was that his men would not | have the temptations of the saloons He also gave the same reasons for the 1 vast plant at Holt under the direction of Waddell Ketchings.
 Dr. Denny spoke in behalf of the uni Versity and it's students, saying in the beginning that he had not brought the university with him but that the uni versity had brought him there and that the whisky men had brought the uni- versity there He advanced many help ful arguments for the cause of prohibition and closed by saying that he could give | 90,000,000 reasons for phobition which was every man, woman and child in the United | States living reason against the return | of open saloons. New School Building
 | As a result of bond election for the purpose of issuing $350O0 of school bonds which was held here yesterday, the issue was authorized, although the vote cast was very light and the money derived from the bond sale will be used to build school building in West End and to put the present buildings in good repair
 Skinner-Trimm Nuptials
 The wedding of Miss Leo Trmm and MT. Robert Earle Skinner occurred al the home of the brides parents. Dr. and Mrs. James Trimm, yesterday afternoon | The Trimm home Is one of the stately old colonial homes of Tuscaloosa and the large spacious rooms were artistically decorated yesterday with white carna- | tions, magnolias and ferns. The cere- mony was performed by Dr. L. O. Daw- son, pastor of the First Baptist church | and Tom Garner played the wedding