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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
Di:sPEntT PRISONERS
OY ERrOWER oFFICr;I.

Special to The Times Dispatch
bristol VA. August 26.-A trio OF
desperate negro prisoners overpowcrcd
obicer James Dcarmond at the city
Jail this afternoon ana made their
escape Blaine WEIGH. one of the three
was seized by H. II stephens, railway
baseascman, who held him in spite
of desperate struggle until help ar
rived. When he was forced back to
prison. The others are at large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27

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AS result OF his interview with
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tudc for military service. Captain
RAYMOND ,~lvos bts i,,nrsssio- of theso
.,....., ,... ,.,
ne. are nc"' or soldieriy Dear
ms. hlsh order of inteliisence and
ef'"tea am excellent Impression, not
my inspect ion extending over three
GUYS iher military ana historical
ieAnlnS rs necessarily thorough ANA
"i seems TO nave q hiking for ini iiary
-'''' 'h'ir manners are cNfeilent
After Inspecting the long detailed
Series of formations drills exercises.
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tn Hll close order dri Us. ccre monies
ana io'ma'i'ns tHe present lni"ntry
arm RESERVATIONS were siilcti. followed
ana no Ad'erse criticism could he JUS
'iied Tile Same applies TO the cN-
erri,, 's ''l o s,., mes,
rroporly riven ara promptly eNccuted.
n inc dcli exercises he various ca-
'.l eollin'nVsrs showed ny their dis
lions .n5 or5ori ~ .,Eor ANN. ,n.l
replies 10 questions put to them from
time to time hy tho iusnector and by
,n r. gS''4r'' @, 'ne ''1neN a'9 oeisnse
comprrhended ana correctly appiied
tne rrincipier appropriate 90 the sit
''o'i7 N'N'iopen du'lns tne progress
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
Cottngc Is DcatroNcd.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.i
Norfolk. Va. August 2G.-The Lynn
haven Cottage ocean View. owned 10y
AIRS. Walker. was destroyed by fire to-
night Tho building ana nearly all
is furnishings are complete loss.
Volunteer hremon formed a brigade to
keep the flames from reaching other
cottages nearby.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
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III colleee tae nsas.tor v.U not
sum. as uua.i aayihn- t1. par-
iseiion l'll. ''"a oe iea'h.a II
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lrle Ills nsutauou fable shos X it
TA4 best iasrtpNoa M one waieh
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27


pie in Richmond have swosn To- the
tax collector tina, their incomes
amount TO more than $1,000 year.
AT the same time how many Gould
have sworn to receiving great dead
less than S20o02 Yos. less than $500.
Ana. hy tho way how many have
sworn 20 the exact truth -I'rodericks-
burg Jousnal.
How much property should ran.
didate Tor pubic onicc owng What
amouni az taxes should lie be requltcl
10 pay IT any. before he SIS qualified
TO huld an oflco9 Is 1t neccssar5 for
him to Dr. canning salary as large.
os lager, than the ono Do, cNpoc,s 10
draw as an onceholder?
These questions arc susgestod by
the fact That thore are in Richmond,
Va. Seventeen candidates for the .Ai-
mlnis,rative Board 10 The Commits
sioner OF the Rovcnue. whose duties
it VIII bo 10 assess and lcvy taxes
upon the property owners ot the city.
Five from me seventeen are to be
elected
An examinauon Of the tax books
has oeen made 10 and nut how Sruch
the candidates pay themselves.
'rhes IS in Virginia an income tax
l',N, ,e,lull.lE PET IenJ 20 pe ptin
on all incomes ana salaries oyer
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27

pic in Richmond have sworn To- the
tax collector that their incomes
amount to more than $1,000 a year.
At the Same time. how many could
have sworn to receiving great dead
less than $4,000? Yos less than $500
Ana, hy ,hc way how many lave
sworn 70 the exact -Ircdericlts-
burg journal.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-01-10

Z The farmers OF this county are
stFtins the new year right. They
are cutting down the estimates for
the new year. They will be able We
are sure. to make the crop for the
prcyrnr year ON half of what they
Sd last year. and that when it is
done they will own II and not have
30 rush II 20 market for the benefit Of
the rest OF the world. Az our bank
Or friend suggests. It IL always the
esses that when people start out with
thc' idea Of economy IN the begin
ming OF the year. they come. out with
q surplus at the end. and when they
stArs out rich. we all suffer together
before the year 10 over.--Fiorence
Times. 50
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-01-10

so as TO protect the interesl nf tu.
producers and secure for IL u their
rightful share of the profits.
resolutions were ado tod eu-
dorsing the Rock Hin-New Orleans
plan for securing the corporation Of
all FARMERS in the acreage curtail-
ment movement, the Bennettsville
modification Of the Louisiana cotton
warehouse and valorization plan was
endorsed. the plan for the Boys Clubs
to plant two acres of cotton under
the direction of the agents of the
farm demonstration work of the de-
partment of agriculture was heartily
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-01-10
Ere Saturday Morning.

te hose wagon and steamer re-
" led to an alarm OF fire Saturday
eight O'Clock on Salem Avenue,
we're not called into service after
ms on the scene. The fire had
a. IN the framework below the
--~ATrh and an axe was us,,l ~ the
liremen in cutting through the floor
TO the fire which was extinguished
without any difficulty. The fire was
at the residence of Mr.. White. i'm the
rear OF the Jenkins Speciality Com
pany's building.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-01-10

Wen KNOWN Physician of Co.
i''mbia Arrested by sheriff for Al
legged Criminal Assault.

Columbia. Jan. s,--Dr. Lewis A.
Gr'm,h. weil-known physician and
surgeon OF Columbia. and son of
Capt. u. J. Griffith. superintendent OF
the State Penitent:ary. was arrested
late today on Main street by Sheriff
Coleman on the charge OF criminal
assault upon weii-known young
white woman OF this city.
In the warrant issued by Magistrate
Fowles II Is charged that the alleged
assault occurred In the office Of the
physician several days ago. Conviction
upon the charge means the death
penalty under the law.
Following "A hearing tonight. Judge
Watts granted bond to DIR. Griffith I'm
the sum OF $1,000.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-01-10

disapproved, it was decided to petition
the legislature to enact a law forbid
uing any and all farmers p.a,lting
more than twelve and a half acres Of
cotton to the plow and it was decided
to adopt a form of agreement that
Will bind the farmers when purchas-
Ing fertilizers to make the fertilizer
notes payable between December 1st
and March 31st.
The meeting was harmonious and
perVaded by spirit of earnestness
and determination and good results
are expected. Mr.. w. A. Stuckey
presided
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-01-10

The market In Sumter county dirt
= stiIl above par and active as is
shown by the many deeds recorded
n the once Of the county clerk Of
sourt Some OF these left during tie
nast rwo weeks to be recrded are:
W. n. Walton. to Il. w. McCallum.
swo lots with buildings on Salem ave-
nue.. s1.100. Nioo 81
A. J. Goodman to- b. Piatt Moore.
s. acres I'm Sumter sco0nty ana %
serss In Clarendon county. $4,000.
w. h. Walton 10 r. w. MccaIlum.
two lots on Morgan avenue. $500.
X p, Lee. ct Al. as executors. TO
ladson Herio.t aud Eiizabetn Heriott,
Sl-s aessS on Litae Raftins Creek.
ss1sxs.
srchis China to Isaac Baker. S
ssses IN county. 500.
Mrs. Minnie Il. Rritton to Richard
l. Manning. agent. lot on Edwards
street. 1856. M
Z =. b. Fraser and III. l.. scarbor-
ongh. rs executors Of Miss Mary
Hamilton witherspoon. to James F..
Bland. ssf acres ON Black River
Road. $4,000.
Robert Clarke to Peter L. Jones.
rs acres I'm county. $500.
Percyw n. Harvin to j. Carpenter
Rodgers. as acres one-half mile
north % Privateer station. si5.-
~. X Norris to Isaac Schwartz.
Charles ID. Schwartz aud Miss EN-
ma Schwartz. IS LIZ acres on Bish-
opviiie-sumter public road. ST.
$50.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-01-10
LEE COUNTY FARMERS MEET
Decided Action Taken Looking TO
sCurtailment of Cotton Acreage
and the Gradual and business
like Marketing Of Crop.

Bishopville. Jan. Ga large at
tended meeting of farmers of Lee
county was held here today for the
purpose OF considering means and
methods of curtailing the cotton
acreage this year, and also TO devise
a plan for the marketing of the crop
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-01-10

The sumter watchman was found
- In 1850 and C,e True southron in
tsss- The Waterman and southron
nc'r 6as the combined circulation and
instpcnce CT both OF the old papers
snS = manifestly the bes' alvertisiug
u~.ilrm I'm Sumter
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-01-10
ELECTION AT PAXVILLE
!. II. Curtis Chosen as MAYO,
Town.

FaNEllle, Jan. Am electio .u
mayor and Wardens N the to-
FaXville for the coming yea r.
held Tuesday with the followil. ri.
suIt; For Mayor, G.. II. Curtis; ward.
ems, j. w. Winns E. NJ Bradham. ]
NJ. Hicks and DR. Thos. w. Gunter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-01-10
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-01-10

Miss Nan Team spent a few days
# last week in Camden.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-01-10
nEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ghanscs I'm Ownership of Sumter
County D'rt Recorded In Past Two
Weeks -a.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.

RIAL ESTATE A
Phone2 Main
the is
floor
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with
natin taste erms cas- .
ron
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
NORTH SIDE.

VACANT lot that you can make some
money on if you are speculative or If
you are looking for an ideal site to put
beautiful home This will interest you;
lot IS 100000 and on a corner,
We HAVE a client who IS leaving the
city and he wants to dispose of his
entire property in Atlanta He has three
good houses and "a number of vacant lots,
and he wants to sell the whole layout
at once. In order TO do this he realizes
that he must make a very close price and
HE HAS. Now if YOU want to buy some
good investment property see US about
this. He is going to sell.
SHARP & BOYLSTON.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
FuNE BAL NOTICE

lNG-Ihe friends and relatives -
Nltss Ewing and family snd Mrs
AqsLin Y ebb and famfr are tnVfted to
7f5ena ne ~ funeral Of " @ Euing at
1.aNfenc eNille ca tonorrn7- t,7er,7S
ing AZ = clock Birmingham 5, ansrs
please COPY s1fe!s
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07

81 600 FLOYD IS McRae t. Mrs j NJ
n 611i- SIDE of Ffteent6 street Isl feet
more or less TO q 1O-fcot alley 7oxl19
feet Aprn 20
= 000ZW 3 McClain to Iohn 3 Mul-
dreq. certain tract or parcel Of land
wing and being IN College Park. ca
commencing 9s feet from tbs corner e
John Wesley avenue. $4,000 fset August
g. 1911
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
Warranty Deeds

Warranty Deeds,
81, 400-Mrs. Emma A. Smith to P a
Brewster. land lot 1872, more particularly
described as follows: Lot in Block A
85X1I0 feet April b.
S2,50o-J H Languid to f NJ Lipham,
land lot 1853, on me west side Of the
ebert road 9Ox35O feet April 81,
81 ,250-H B Languid TO ] H Lam
gud, land lot same property as above.
s2,0O0-Pattillo Lumber Company to
Robert Mitchell land lot ~ and being lot
II Of the Hale & strickland plat, as re-
corded in Deed Book Y4702, of Fulton
county records. commencing on the south
side of Ashland avenue, $50 feet west Of
where the west line Of Hale street, If ex-
tended would intersect said avenue. 5Ox100
feet November IS, 1910
So, 500-Nrs Alice Cochran to z b.
Webb, the following described real es-
tate. situate. living and being in the city
Of College Park, 100 feet south of the
southwest corner Of West Boulevard and
Columbia avenue 87X19O feet. Deem
$1,000 pr E E Bragg to W. F. Pad
gett, land lot ST. beginning on the north
west side Of McDonoqgh road, 25o8 feet
road and Sherin avenue. 256X40S feet.
May 4
s7.050- William j. Davis to Mrs. Josie
W. Feeney, land lot 107, beginning on the
west side of West Peachtree street, 47x160
feet August 5. 1909
s., 600 Mrs Hannah Dreyfus to F. R
Lively, land lot y beginning on the
east side of South Pryor street. Is feet
south of the southeast corner of Georgia
avenue and said street, 31x159 feet APP
sa6o-John S owen to Hector 1.igon.
land lot 109, commencing on the south
side Of West Mitchell street, ESQ feet west
Of southwest corner Of Jeptha street and
West Mitchell street 4ox1oo feet. De
cember 20 1906
$4,000 Walter T Newman to NJ G.
HUE, land lots A and Sc beginning on
the southeast side of McDonough road,
100X136 feet March +
SI50-J. H Jennings and Y. r. Gresham
to Jenning- Gresham Company, land lot p,
beginning on the northwest side of Ken
sington avenue 50X125 feet March 20
$4,000 Mrs. Pearl Treadwen to Mrs
Mary Q. Trip, land lot ~ beginning on
the north side of Mills street, 35x10O feet
May
81 500 George A Campbell to Real Es-
tate Trust Company, land lot A. on the
west side of Wellington street, 400 feet
south from GreensferrY avenue, 50x200
feet March %
$15O-J. N. Austin to Mrs. Emily c.
Flournov, land lot EOS. beginning at the
corner of ] W Halls lot on Hall street.
60xl25 feet. July 3. 1911
81 100 Miss Harriet f. Martin to Mrs.
Mary E. Kean, land lot 40 commencing
on the south side of Sells avenue and IS
foot alley, running from Greenwich street
to new Greensferry avenue, 85x21s feet.
April "a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
SHARP & BOYLSTON.
DAILY STATISTICS
Bulldlrn perntts

s2oo-E f. Bragg alterations, 1913 Or
mond street
82oo-E E. Bragg, alterations, 1o3 Or
s12 ooo-J NJ Walker. apartment, $40 N.
Jackson street
by street
50 Ooo-J Franklin, additions. $50 South
Pryor street
S75-M Boenstein. addition. 2s2 Wood
ward avenue
s2oO-Alice Wood, dwelling. Sims.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07

$4,000 Walter 7 Newman to NJ G..
HUE, land lots Al and 81 beginning on
the southeast side of McDonough road
100X136 feet March
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07

$960-Iohn S owen to Hector Ligon,
land lot 100. commencing on the south
side Of West Mitchell street ESQ feet west
Of southwest corner Of Jeptha street and
West Mitchell street 40x1O0 feet De
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07


81 900 a. j TAYLOR to Mrs Neiiie r
Cheves. land lot "A, commencing on the
east side of West street 407 feet north
Of the southeast corner Of West street and
$1,000 Mrs T NJ Baughman TO Mrs
Catherine Bracken land lot 81. commend
ing on the southwest corner Of Jonesboro
road and Meldon avenue, 7Ox2OO feet APP
81. 400 Mrs Jessie p. sutton to W 3.
Mccain land lot 161. IS feet south of the
southeast corner of John Wesley avenue,
'2$ - 40 1eeI N2 ,y,5l1l - 1910.
Company, land lot loo commencing at the
southeast corner Of Rhambard street and
DeFoor avenue 78x1qs feet Nav
1928 Raleigh w Jackson ia NJ.
Jackson, land lot s. 5Ox10o feet. on Jones'
boro road April 20
500 Mrs. John A Smith to Mrs A I,
Bean. land lot l05. beginning on the south
size OF ON avenue, 45xl52 feet May 4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-18
DR. K. N. MATTHEWS
 REVIEWS PASTORAT[.
Preached Farewell Sermon at Eleventh Avenue M.
 E.. Church

The Rev K. N. Matthews preached his farewell sermon to his congrega- ton last evening at tho Eleventh Ave nue Methodist church. The retiring pastor made an enllghtenlng address in which he reviewed some of the incl dents of his four years as pastor of the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church. Dr. Matthews is automatically retired owing to the rule of the church. which does not allow their clergymen to re- main longer than four years at any one pastorate.
 A beautiful musical programme pre- ceded Dr. Matthews remarks as fol- lows:
 organ prelude, "The Evening Star" CWagner)-Miss McCaskey.
 Hymn No. 461, congregation.
 Prayer.
 Mixed quartet. Festival Gloria in E,xcelisis," (Schnecker)--M Palmer, Miss Wiley. Mir. McGill and MT. Much more.
 Solo, 70, Song Divine (Temple)- Mir. Farley.
 Male quartet, Repent and Believe (Delmarter) )--Messrs. McGlll, Decker, Farley and Muchmore.
 Announcements.
 organ ofrertory. "Intermezzo' (Flag- er).
 Hymn No. 1o2.
 Solo, The Bird With thes Broken Pinion," (Johnston)- Miss Wiley.
 Male quartet, "Wanderer, Come" (Lo- renz).
 Mixed quartet. Jesus. Lover of My Soul" (Williams).
 Hymn No. 556
 Bendiction.
 organ, "Postlude." (Marchant).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-18
MANY FIRES
Seven Small Fires Reported by Early
 Yesterday Afternoon

The firemen yesterday worked hard all day. seven calls having been turned in by 2:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon. In no case was the damage over s20, the firemens prompt work in several cases having prevented disastrous fires.
 The calls were registered at Station No. 1 as follows:
 At 7:A o'clock. spark on roof of resi- dence at Twenty-first street and Eleventh avenue, south: at Q o'clock. spark on roof of residence at Thirteenth avenue and Twenty-hrst street. north; at l0:0S o'clock, blaze fin servants quarters, Ninth avenue and Mortimer street, north; at 10:16 o'clock, small fire in kitchen of cafe at Twelfth avenue and Tweniy-flrst street: at 1i:11 o'clock. small fire Tn fiue of heater, Twelfth avenue and Twenty eighth street. north; at 12:30 o'clock, spark on roof of residence, Sixth avenue and Fifteenth street. north; at 2:40 o'clock, small fire in kitchen of residence at Eighth avenue and Twenty-third street, porth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-18
WHY MABEL DIDN'T GO
By CHARLES H. MANDY

Judging from the number of friends that are daily calling on the merhbers of the new board of revenue. both in- dividually and collectively. they are cas-
 fly the five most popular men in town. Far be 1t from me to suggest that be- ments to make in reference to the busi- ness of the county. they have attained this popularity. for it will be remem- bered that they received very flatter- ing vote at the primary held last spring. Yet it must be confessed that if all those who are seeking the ears of the members of the board to tell how many of their click and clan voted for the present five members. their majority in the primary aforesaid should have been practically unanimous.
 SOnly the candidate for office with 57 aspirants for the same job camping on his trail can appreciate the difference in the attitude of prospective voters be- fore and after election, that is, those voters who have some one they desire to be appointed to office, for the sought after becomes the seeker and vice versa. It is a very laudable desire on the part of the aforesaid voters to try to help out their friends and also for a citizen to aspire to an office that he knows he is better qualified to i'll than the other thirty-nine applicants for the same job. Somebody will undoubtedly get the sev- eral jobs that are at the disposal of the board and Just as undoubtedly some ap- piioants are going to be disappointed. II ls a somewhat difficult task that the board has before it. it is always tough proposition to choose between friends it is hard to turn fellow down that has gone down the pike" so to speak, for you when he is before the people asking their votes, yet after all. there should be but one criterion that should determine the selection of an ap- nlicant, whoever he may be, and that Is his fitness for the position he seeks, and his standing as a citizen.
 The board will go up against the real thing when they strike two or more
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-18
STORY OF THE SUN
w. F. Aldrich Will Give Illustrated
 Lecture to Masons

W. F. Aldrich will deliver his latest lecture. "The Story of the Sun," to the Masons of this district at special meet ing of King Solomon Lodge No. 46o, An cient, Free and Accepted Masons, to be held Tuesday night.
 This lecture is illustrated by thirty stereopticon views, and promises both pleasure and profit to the hearers. MT. Aldrich is so well known in this com munity as to require no introduction or commendation to the Masonic fraternity. He has expended much time and energy in the pursuit of his Masonic and philos- ophical investigations. and the lecture Is the latest result of his labors. Masonc symbolism points back to and is closely
 nterwoven with the ancient Sun myth ,r worship of the Deity syrfYbolized by The sun as prscticed by the ancient Egyptians, and even before their time by the peo- pie of Central Asia. the cradle of the human race.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-18
AT THE HOTELS

John T. Rawls of Mobile, George A. steed of Montgomery and o. T. Herren of Atlanta are guests at the Hillman.
 c. o. Corners of Selma, Henry Miller of Huntsville and K. E. Traylor of Me ridian, Miss. are stopipng at the Flor ence.
 R. A. Hinsone of Fayette. G. F. Thorpe and wife of Chicago and J. D. Mccaulay of Louisville, Ky, are at the Birmingham.
 H. " Lynch of Nashville, c. R. Brown of Montgomery and pr. ". H Oates of Montgomery are staying at the Morris.
 A. L. Wright of Montgomery, J. H. Graves of Talladega and R. R. Burris of Meridian. Miss, are registered at the Metropolitan.
 T. M. Baldwin of Memphis, H. c. Smith of Cincinnati and D. T. Land of Selma are guests at the Empire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-18
RAID GAMES
Twenty-one Negroes Arrested in One
 Raid by Deputies

Deputy sheriffs yesterday afternoon raided two craps games One found in Eighth alley between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. north, proved to be one of the largest games ever closed. Twenty-one negro men were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Steele, Potts, DeJarnette and Kennybrook, twelve of whom oh- tained bond at sloo each. Deputies Tuck CT and Lavender of Woodlawn executed seven warrants issued before Recorder Judge T. M. Rogers of the Woodlawn court, arresting seven negroes in a game over near Red Mountain. One of these negroes proved to be Garfield McConner, wanted by the police for some time on a charge of an assault with intent to murder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-18
CHOICE MUSICAL HERE NEXT SUNDAY There Are Only a Few Sea- son Tickets That Are
 Left UnsOld

The Pasmore Trio will give the initial musicale of this seasons series at the Jefferson theatre next Sunday afternoon at S:30 o'clock. The entire parauet is re- served for season ticket holders. J. IT.. Holcombe. treasurer and manager of the committee under whose auspices the mus icaie arc being given states that he has only a few season tickets left.
 The second attraction of the series will be In December whom Zimbalist, the young Russian viollnist-some critics say the greatest living vlrtuoso-wil be heard in a recital. In New York, Boston and Chicago the standing room only" signs have to be displayed whenever he plays. and the best seats sell for s2.5o.
 The third attraction will be Janpolski, the Russian baritone, and the fourth and last will be Tina Lerner the young and beautiful Russian pianist. The season ticket admitting two persons Is only s5.