The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-23
INTEREST IN FAIR
 AT JACKSONVILLE Undertaking Will Be COun-
 try-Wide in Scope MURDER CASES SET
Mallory Acts as Recorder-Mrs. Cole man a Church Characterization Working for a Y. M. c. A.
 To Celebrate Knapp Day

Annston, October 22-(Special .)-H. T. Persons, superintendent of schools in Call houn county, and chairman of the execu- tive committee for the educational fair which will be held at Jacksonville a few miles north of here, on November A-23, | is actively at work, and considerable in- terest is being manifestedsin Anniston In the undertaking which will be county wide in it's scope.
 | Mir. Persons was one of the prime nov CTS in the organization of the Calhoun | County Boys Corn club, and this organ | ization, he says, will be actively identified with the educational fair at Jacksonville, Professor Reinohl and Miss Eua D. At- kns of the State Normal school faculty at Jacksonville having organized corn clubs and tomato and poultry clubs in connection with the school work. | Miss Atkinson, who is also supervisor of rural schools. to which position she was recently elected, will be in charge of the womans department of the fair and the school exhibits will be assembled by J. l.. Sibley, superintendent of the man. ual training department, who collected the exhibit that won the first prize at the re- cent State Fair in Birmingham.
 The good roads sentiment which has re- gently been so active in Calhoun county will be given a material boost at the fair, a part of the programme being de- voted to this subject. The pike which has just been completed between Anniston and Jacksonville will be cited as an ex- ample. President Daugette of the Nor nal school is at the head of the commit tee on this work. He says this will be | the first educational fair In the history of the state.
 Murder Cases Set | John Rowland, former deputy sheriff and candidate for sheriff at the last election, will be put on trial for mur- der in the city court of Anniston on No | vember 1. He is charged with killing Pidd | Rutledge at Jacksonville during the last county election, and is now out on bond.
 Alex Waldrop, well known white | man, who is charged with killing his wife, will be placed on trial in the same | court on october 2s. He is resident of this city.
 These dates were announced by Judge Cecil Brown, who is sitting for Judge Coleman, who is at the bedside of his wife.
 Mallory Acts Recorder s. w. Mallory. who is at the head of the ice business in Anniston and alderman from the First ward, presided at police court Tuesday in the absence of Re corder Green The chief case on trial was that of Tom Ritchie, who was fined $100 and costs for an alleged violation of the prohibition laws. MT. Mallory is chairman of the police committee. 
 A Church Pioneer During the funeral services over the remains of Mrs John w. Coleman, who died suddenly Sunday, pr. W. F. Tar borough Tuesday morning recalled the fact that she was one of the pioneer members of Parker Memorial church, having shoveled the first shovel of dirt for the foundation of the building. She was laid at rest in Hillside cemetery, where most of the Anniston pioneers are buried.
 Will Try Johnson
 Walter Johnson, who told a very con- fl1cting story in regard to the murder of Tom Stone, who was killed in his home during the days of Camp Pettus last summer, will be placed on trial in the city court on October 30 to answer himself for the crime which he tried to lay at the door of two militiamen, whom he was unable to name or locate
 Y. M. c. A. Man Alert
 Following up the agitation for Y. NJ.