The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-14

Officer Moore, N0 l. or Moser.
march 10, Charley Baldwin, colored
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form either the Business Mems league
or the Chamber of Commerce so that the
overflow which cannot get into the ho-
tells could be scattered among them.
First Fireworks Last Night
The first fireworks display last night
was witnessed by a large cdowd, and it
was one of the best ever seen in Bir-
mingham. The terrible explosions in the
battle between the Indians and the United
States soldiers shook the ground and made
the very grandstand tremble
The different colored hghtssin the many
different pieces were extremely attractive
and during the burning of some of them
the grandstand was almost as well lighted
as in the daytime. The aerial pieces We're
shot up into the clear sky from far In
the infield and came out over the front
of the grandstand where they bursted and
presented most beautiful effects.
The Pains spectacle was well done and
exciting. 1t was very realistic and prob
ably nothing better could be said about
1t. 1t presented the scene with such vivid
ness that it seemed real, that settlement
of pioneers. their attack by Indians and
.l,es.,, ,,a "a - -. ~
nsaa,s ond ~. axtra s1ooa sisnla,, 81 fire-
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given every night. Beginning Wednesday
night, pictures of well known men will
be portrayed during the night.
hes;a ~, s,e,,,s 10 ~, -. -.
nas tba no,.fa,.n,a,,aa ~ tbs par,;aa,. hana
a,.ai,,e p5olr,t, t,o,,i,,, H. era-,,,, III;
self q ,,arsa liz leader Ms eo,ns &c
s;,;.,,,s sal,,.,o, t,ai,,as - III, ,,or,. -
80, nj, $500 li,', ~, Ia
tI;s ra,Sd;tior ~ raati,,,a r,ioa,s s,,,.,,,e
tbe ysndas,iua ects ana ono -, tyyo n riiis
tarv nieces brought h,,rsts ~ ann1a,,se
f,o,,, tla aud;ane ,rha 1,ani;,,e T,it
oava,r,, hand 10 ,,.oxving l., 49, astit,,
lion 81 tha fai, a,7diannas, go, A., Az
Of tbe nlavers annea, r. he evnorts Tha,,
bava attemnted Few c,oss;ca1 ,,iaqas s;,os.
tbev have heen IN pirn,ineI,an, h,,t q ;s
stated tbe,, have avnjdad s,,a,' =, ~, - ~
,ief tbat tba ganerai 70 or,,na ~ 49,,
q nrraoiatas tba n,ora ,on,,iar ~
Expect Record Crowds
The first of these people who are UNI
able to get into the crowded hoteIs
turnaa nm ,,ssterda,, 60 +ha+ ~,
w ~ '"' 'hes az
eApe'.eo " oesiii u arrive at the iair
grounds IN full force about today and
tomorrow. Fof the remainder OF tins
Week. the 1alr OFFICIALS are expecting the
pigsest crowds that nave ever assembled
IN TINS state.
Inc Ad clup luncheon IN the women
bulidlng yesterday as the guests OF Mrs.
). b. REID, superintendent OF the women
department, was attended by 'S men. II
was complete success. Mrs. Reid made
a short talk TO the club members. Mrs.
Reid told them that the flfst thing good
take an invoice of her pantry This
Birmingham pantry she said, lis very
creditable 1t lacks only in the proper
public spirit for there could have peen
more exhibits here than there are. have
but one fault to find, the merchants of
Birmingham keep too we'll the secret OF
what are the goods they SELL am not
only for trade in Birmingham, but also
for made in Birmingham goods"
There were but two accidents Yesterday.
A man named j. L. Laid, whose home so
far is unknown, tainted on the midway
of heart failure. He was rushed to the
Birmingham infirmary in Warner *
Smiley's ambulance, where it was reported
he would recover The other accident &C.
Cured during the 25-mile motorcycle race
when Cliff Walker fell off his machine
near the end of the race while he was
loo 1;,,.y tho ffold vo,,po, xyall.e,, v,a g ,,,t