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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22

II. M. lIamill, elementary superintendent.
of the Methodist Episcopal church, south j;
Mrs. George Geyer of &enia, o., women 5
Bible specialist; DR.. r. J. Bateman, pas
tor of the Troy Baptist church. and Pres
ton Orwig of Toronto, Canada, teen age
superintendent Of the province of On
tario
Every department of Sunday school
work will be provided for at the school.
Conferences for beginners, primary, ju-
niors, boys work, girls work. adult Bible
class work for men and women students
will be conducted by experts. Special
emphasis will be put the adult work
and work for boys and girls.
The training school of the Birmingham
Sunday School association has charge of
all arrangements and details The COM
nittee appointed to have complete charge
is composed of A. l.. Smith. chairman
b. p. Bearden, NJ. r. Mcneil, Frank
Dominick Mrs. S. p. Moore and Mrs
N. A. Barrett
The Bible Training school was held last
year at the First Methodist church and
remained in session for five days The
number matriculating at this session was
1862. All sections of the state We're rep
resented and workers were present from
Mississippi and Tennessee.
The complete programme has not as
yet been arranged. but a special commit
tee is at work on it and in a few days ii
will be announced in full.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22

4u nHON N
Chairman of the Chamber Of Com
merce Wholesale trade committee un-
der the auspices of which the mer-
chants convention will be held here
next week.
day night, so that the acceptances that
have been received so far are said to he
from the first Invitations alone. Ac-
ceptances from this second letter are ex
pected to begin to arrive today. The
third and last invitations and literature
on the convention will be mailed prob
ably Saturday. Acceptances are expect
ed to keep coming in until probably Mon
day or Tuesday. Besides the chamber
wholesale committee. which has charge
of the convention, believe that many men
will come who do not send formal ac-
ceptances to the invitations, finding that
they can leave their business at the last
moment.
To Emphasize Decorations
The wholesale trade committee will
make az special effort to induce as many
local merchants as possible to decorate
their places of business. Especially will
the wholesale houses which have con-
tributed financially to the success of the
convention be asked to decorate. thereby
carrying out complete the plan of enter
tainment for the visiting merchant buy
ers. Reports from over the state indicate
that the rebate feature for those mer-
chants who buy $3.50 worth of goods is
meeting with much approval from the
merchants. Details of this scheme are
now being sent to the merchants by the
chamber officials. Every merchant who
buys the $3.50 worth of goods will have his
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22
BURNETT ENLARGES
BROWN-MARX STORE
improvements Costing $10,-
900 Will Be Made There
At Once

Improvements which will involve the
expenditure of approximately $4,000 will
be made at the Brown Marx cigar store
by the owners of that building and r. d.
Burnett. operator of the cigar stand there.
1t was announced yesterday that the soda
fountain of the Brown 'larx store and
the cigar department s. be given more
room by the utilization he Burnett in
terest of part of thl ore heretofors
used by China hall
TIE improvements. according to an an
nouncement af Mr.. Burnett, will start at
once and will be completed as soon as
possible. 1t was stated yesterday that
one of the handsomest soda fountains
ever seen in Birmingham would be Sc
cured for the Brown-M Marx store of this
Burnett company. The improvements are
necessary by reason of the unusual
volume of business that is constantly
growing at the Brown-Marx store, ac-
cording to Mr. Burnett.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22
LINEMAN is HURT
WHEN POLE FALLS

O. Shields, lneman in the employ of
the Southern Bell Telephone company,
was dashed to the ground and painfully
injured yesterday afternoon at l o'clocf
when a pole he was working on fell at
Twelfth avenue and Thirteenth street.
The accident attracted large crowd.
Johns ambulance was summoned and
Shields, who was at first thought to be
very seriously injured was removed 20
Robinson's infirmary, where 1t was stated
last night that he was resting easily.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22

her clothes would stick to her body and
pun off the little scab. In some places she
would scratch and irritate the sores until
they seemed to be large. She was affected
about year.
First l employed medicine which did
very little good; next | used and
- that did harm. So | wrote for a
sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment l
bathed her body In warm water and Cuti-
cura Soap and then l applied the Cuticura
Ointment and they afforded relief after
twice using. l bought some more Cuticura
Soap and Ointment and inside Of two weeks
she was cured" (Signed) Mrs. j. n.
Greggs. Nov. 81. 1912.
For more than a generation Cuticura Soap
and Ointment have afforded the most eco
nomlcai treatment for affections of the skin
and scalp that torture. itch burn. SCALE and
destroy sleep. Sold everywhere. Sample OF
each mailed free. with 32-p Skin Book. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept. T, Boston
- Men who shave and shampoo with Cu-
ticura Soap will find 1t best for skin and scalp
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22


well known Birmingham man, who
will address the merchants convention
next week ssrhe Advantage of
Turning over Your Stock often"
Will be given to the railroads the first
of the week in order that they can make
any special arrangements they may con-
slider necessary in order to handle the
crowd from any given point. 1t is be-
lieved that it will be necessary to put
additional coaches on some of the trains,
will be run into Birmingham from the
northern end of the state.
Enthusiasm Grows
The enthusiasm in the coming conven-
| ton increases as the convention date
draws nearer. Word comes from the trav-
cling men in different parts of the state
that nearly every merchant they meet
asks about the convention. The travelling
men are talking convention almost to the
exclusion of their business affairs, and
are proving very valuable factors in
working up the interest among the mer-
chants themselves. 1t is said that every
travelling man in the northern end of the
state is planning to be in Birmingham
during the two days of the convention in
order to meet his customers here, enter
tain them and talk business right on the
stamping grounds" All of the local
wholesale houses are ordering their trav-
cling men to be in Birmingham during the
convention in order to assist in entertain
ing the guests.
The second batch of literature was
mailed out to the merchants late Wednes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22
AT THE HOTELS

William e. Aldrich of Chicago. A. b.
Conkley of Cleveland and J. w. Jay of
New York are stopping at the Hillman.
j. b. Powers of Greensboro William
B. Klipper and ID. Saffir, Jr, of New
York are registered at the Florence.
T. A. oakes of Chicago, e. T. Holins
of Nashville and o. f. Ross of Atlanta
are guests at the Morris.
f. H. Roberts of Pensacola. J. NJ.
Cogswell of Admission and c. L. Bryan
of Memphis are stopping at the Metro
politan.
of Marion and J. w. Webster of Mont
gomery are registered at the Empire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22
About 400 Merchants Have
Signified Intention to At
tend Convention
REBATE FEATURE is
HEARTILY APPROVED
First Arrivals Are Expected Early
Part of Next Week-Brown and
Jones to Have Conference
This Morning

Acceptances TO the North Alabama
Merchants convention to be held in Bir-
mingham next Wednesday and Thursday
are coming into the Chamber of Commerce
offices now at the rate of more than 100
day. Up until last night there were be-
tween $50 and 400 acceptances received,
and every mail was bringing more.
The acceptances are being tabulated by
the Chamber of Commerce officials ac-
cording to towns and the completed list
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22

day or night. The trouble
affected her whole body. The
bumps festered and came TO
a head and the corruption
looked like thick matter, kind
of a yellow color. The sores
itched SO badly until II
seemed to me she would
scratch herself to pieces and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22

convention will prove successful and
permanent organization, and the field of
business for the Birmingham wholesale
houses will greatly broaden thereby. Some
of the more enthusiastic claim taat the
first step has been taken in a movement
that eventually will make Birmingham
the wholesale center of the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22

round trip railroad fare refunded to him.
This is said to be a much lower figure
than in most cities, where 1t usually Is
necessary for the merchant to buy at
least $500 worth of goods, and some time
much more before his railroad fare is re-
funded.
The merchants are expected to begin to
arrive the first of the week, but the ma
jority of them are expected to reach town
next Wednesday morning. The reception
committee will be on hand to meet all del
egates, some preliminary visits will be
paid to the wholesale houses, and at 4
o clock that evening the ride through the
residence district will start. leaving the
Chamber of Commerce building. About
G or $50 the crowd expects to arrive at
the park. and the barbecue-banquet will
be started Immediately.
Jones and Brown to Confer
Murray Brown, chairman of the cham
her wholesale trade committee. and Harry
Jones, chairman of the reception commit
tee of 100, will have a conference this
morning at O'Clock, at which time they
will discuss details of the entertainment
and reception of the delegates as they
arrive Tuesday and Wednesday. The
wholesale trade, committee. increased to
10 members for this special occasion. will
meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock To
go over final details of the convention,
and Tuesday at 1 o'clock the wholesale
trade committee and the reception COM
mittee will meet at Dutch luncheon
to put the finishing details on the ar
rangements before the convention opens
the next day.
Seldom has a similar matter been taken
hold Of like the convention for next
week Everybody appears to be working
and boosting for ii. and it is believed that
it will mean much for Birmingham and
north Alabama. for 1T will bring the mer-
chant and the buyer closer together: 1t
will raise sort of a new standard In
the north Alabama commercial world
which might read: ''Alabamians for Ala
bama-'
There is no doubt but what the Mer-
chants association to be formed at the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22
STREET HERE YESTERDAY
Had Under Consideration the Post.
office Condemnation Matter

United States District Attorney o. d.
Street was in Birmingham for a short
time yesterday, and while here took up
with the assistant attorney. Mr.. Kenna-
mer. the matter of instituting condemna-
tion proceedings against a portion of the
proposed Birmingham postoffice site.
No definite conclusion was reached and
Mr.. Street returned to Marshall county
in the afternoon. The district attorney is
inclined to the belief that relief can be
procured as quickly by bringing the pro-
ceedings in the federal courts as In the
county probate court.
commands the respect of the people
could defeat Mr.. Ward.
II believe the corporation cap belongs
on Mr. Ward In this campaign. and that
his candidacy is suitable TO the pur-
poses of the big interests and they
are backing him with all their re-
sources and power in an effort TO get
the people to ratify their selection. Re-
spectfully, yASSAk L. ALLEN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22
SKIN TROUBLE
BEGAN WITH ITCHING
Could Not Rest Day or Night, Sores
ltched So Would Scratch Herself
to Pieces. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Cured in Two Weeks.

Glenns p. o.. Va. My babys trouble
began with an itching and then little
bump would come and she could not rest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22

enue, one term by appointment from
the governor, and one term elected by
the people He was also formerly
mayor of Bessemer.
News that he has been chosen for the
place will be read with interest all over
the county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-22
Predicts Own Success

III Mr. Wards $ statement Is carefully
analyzed 1T will be found that he is
not nettled by any charge that I have
made, but because his candidacy has
struck against serious obstacle in
the shape of my own. l confess / have
been amazed at the amount of opposi-
tion ON all sides to Mr.. Ward and es-
pecially in the suburbs. where | have
sometimes been able to find only one
or two Ward voters in an afternoon Of
campaigning. | not only predict my
own success, but unhesitatingly say that
believe almost any man with fair
acquaintance throughout the city who
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22

Eistr0 de Relaciones Extranjeras Las
Curain que Ell ex-presidente "seria
rrivado de unirse con ellos en- su Or
rada.
El Sr. Las Curain declare que el no
rdia dar ninguna explicacion de la
dilacion, La sonora Madero, temien-
do las intenciones del congreso y del
General Huerta en- cuanto su espo-
SO, llor6 profusamente. Ella su
rartida dejaron la estacion y regre.
saron a la cindad
Sobre recommendation del Goberna-
dor Matorena Sonora, las trescien-
tas tropas federales en- Aqua Prieta
reconocieron hoy alianza al General
Euerta marchando en- una parada mi.
|litar. Las mas de las tropas son In
dos Yaquis. las restantes siendo. sol
dados anteriores de Diaz, q menor.
bajo comando del General Ojeda, en-
TN tempo amigo del desterrado pre-
sidente.
lsE coNsIDERA soLAMENTE PRE-.
slDENTE PROVISIONAL.
Ciudad de Mexico, Mex, Feb. 20.---
FL General Huerta Sc considera NADIA
lraas que un presidente provisional, y
declare hoy que elecciones genera
les seran tenidas pronto para esco-
! ger una administration permanente.
La administration de Huerta no
! tiene planes promesas, nj esta en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22

Una resoIucIon introducida en i
camara Va tarde 81 jueves, por Il Ma
yor w. II. II. I4leweIlyn all condad<
AZ Dona con "a prop6zito 40 llanaal
uaa investigation "a cuantc 4 NJ az
ttres de Brian B, Dunne, editor local
|uel New Mexican " conteniendo
luna referencia- ii New Mexican y
I a sr Bronson NJ Cutting, presidente
I'd Ia Compaffa PublIcists al Nuevo
bfexicano. fue deshgursda malamente
cen enmiendas antes ie que fuera
adoptada.
Ii resolution fue presentada por
el mayor despues De Ia lectura de los
diarios de ID camara 10 cual se Iley6
casi tres cuartos do hora, Fu6 leida
III Ingles u en- Espafiol
Por propuesta del ST.. Clancy, toda
aquella porcion de Ia res0lucion que
se referia al Sr, Bronson NJ. Cutting
v al Daily New Mexican fu6 elimi-
NADIA de la resolucion. Y en- adicion
sobre propuesta del Sr de Baca, la
resolution fu6 fraguada q modo de-
ircluir una investigation en- cuanto
4 los asuntos de todos los inspectores
De aceite de carbon Este intere-
Es1nte documento significa que 81 la
TX solucion es puesta en- efecto Ia muy
discutida ley dc inspection de aceite
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22

Hacienda un total por el ai1o
de 1910 de .....s ". 3533.S1
Por Ell afio de 1911 el dicho Brian
Is. Dunne sac6 de los dichos fondos
yablicos para usarlos como arriba es-
pecificado como sigue:
De Enero /, 1911, a Diciembre 81,
1911. la suma de 1898 por cada uno
de los dIchos meses hacienda una su-
pla total de $1,000 por el dicho afo
HGe 1911.
Hacienda una cantidad total paga-
Eea Al dicho Brian p. Dunne de SIT
5a3.s2.
por cuanto, 81 dicho Brian p.
I'unne. diputado inspector de aceite
como arriba dicho. es Ia presente
lii residente de la ciudad de Santa
re, Nuevo Mexico, y residiendo asi
er dicha ciudad, esta desempenando
una posicion de conflanza y grande
responsabilidad con un tai Bronson
N Cutting, alegado Millionaire, y
quien Sc alega tambien que es due
no de un cierto papel diario Imprint
co en- la dicha ciudad de Santa re,
dicho papel diario siendo IN advoca-
dor estr6nuo dc honestidad pureza
OH los asuntos p0bIicos.
Por cuanto, CORE el rumor y Sc
cree que el dlcho inspector de aceite
arriba mencionado Y quien Sc re-
f.ere no inspeccion6 un solo gallon de
aceite de carbon 8 rindiera ningun
servicio de cualquier clase pertene-
ciente SUI alegada posicion de ms
pector de aceite de carbon, pero que
el. el dicho Brian B. Dunno, alegado
inspector de aceite de carbon, Sc apro
rio toda la cantidad, 4 saber, $153S.32,
d su propio uso personal sin rendir
ningun servicio al pdblico por Ia mis-.
MA,
Por cuanto, los pagadores de tasa'
cion de, Nuevo Mexico estan ahora
cargados con tasaciones exoesivas
ly siendo importante que cada peso
possible sea obtenido v puesto en- Ia
tesoreria para sufragar las va pesa
das obligaciones contraidas. Ahora
l.por 10 tanto
Resuelvase, que el honorable Presi
dente de esta Camara de Represen
tantes sea es aqui apoderado y au
terizado de nombrar una comision d.
cinco miembros de esta camara cuyt
deber debera ser de enteramente in
yestigar los hechos como arriba espe
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22
AladerO HelhO PfiSiOflefO,
HuertaPfesidente Provisional
Il GENERAL FELIX Dllz C0RRERA PARA PREsDEDE DE- "a
nEPUBLICA MExICANA .CADDlL0 De IA REv0luCION I'm
C0NT0h De MAOER0 ESIA len PERFECT0 ACUERD0 C0N
FL GENERAL HUERTA JUNT0S ESTAN EsC0GIENOO UNI
GABlNETE IA sUER|E DEL DESPOjAD0 PRESlDEnIE hIA
DERO PEND|ENTE EN- Ia DlLANA
cusTAvo MADERo Es NIcTlMA
BAJO la LEY FuGITivA:

l x
cusTAVo MADEho Es NicI ma
bAJ0 20 IsY ruS''IvA &
cludad de Mexico rep. ls----saua
tsvo Madero, hermano dsi aepuesa'
nresldente considerado mas ponero
so m asuntos revcluclonar'os mex'
caAos, rye vlctsma &c q noSorsa ~
fuoltiva esta nlanana, eompe''ee
c;rrer ante los rifles de sus ouAfoia'
< rurales y baieado npuerte anses g
que dlera sncdia docena &c pasos. =
cuerpo tue acr'nado con naias'
Francisco Maderos ei presaaense o's 's
puesto. tue lleyado mas tarae pa!f
una gllardia mas grande aei \, ,aiacl. ..
Nacionai Y efcarce eiado en 81 arsenal
All quedo prisionero dei General
\ Daaz en- el mi6mo ingar en eig cuai po'
mas que una semana q NADIA causa
dc que fuera fortolecido con canones
en- sus esfuerzos para supyugar y
ejercito rebelde,
El ex-presidente su hermano, Gus
tayo, fueron mandados esta mahana
&c mo prisioneros al arsenal, del cual
Ealix MAS habia bombardeado la ciu.
cad por diez dias, Pronto despues
de su llegada ALI, Gustavo fue some
\ t,dn / d notoria ..ley fugitiva,' Dor
la cual 6I fue soltado para correr ba-
4, los riflas WI s,,s epardias Cay6
y,,,artn daha,o Al m propias balas.
~ Il Francisco Madero habia derro-
4..ao Z n,au ~ hav. duda uue$ mu-
chos IN, e,c,,entros sanarientos hubie.
yan oc,,rrido
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22

a.
Un orupo despues deI otro de def
i IL en Ias GALES cooieron ii urito II
lssVlvan loe Annerlc canos.v haota Que IA
da IL cludad era una soIa Wi nrItar,
d..
Por dias tcda Il population de /,
ciudad de MsxIoo habla rcconocid,
Ia intervention por Ios Estsdos uni
dos inevitable. mexIeanos que X
Be rtenecIan 4 Ia clase conhatlsy,t,
sufrierou ennociones dIvIdidse De es
3,ersnxa y tenor. Miliares, suudus
dcplorando Intervention por uinour
poder hsbian venido i IL conclusion
que los buenos servicios de cualquleI
f,acloY, era, preferIbles 4 IA saadz de-
seada destrucclon de propIedad N
rrlbIe p6rdIda De vldas Lac cuales ha'
hian estado ocurrIendc Sin que min
gun Iadc ganara nln9una ventaja apa'
rerte.
Despues del arresto del Presidente
Madero, eli General Huerta declaro
que entregaria la posicion 4 cualauie.
ra oue f,lera legalmente nombrado.
81 cree que elecciones especialcs Sc.
ran llamadas en- una fecha temprarla
nara escoger Al successor de Madero.
itntretanto. Huerta ha asumido 81
nuesto de- gobernador general la
l,c mbrado III General Blanuuet co-
mandante militar del distrito federal.
Inffo este fua hecho sin ii conyenlo
/ sin q conocimiento de- Feliz Diaz.
81 General FIuerta iug6 81 intr6Dido
golpe de tonar q Diaz Dor Sd palabra
dada aleunas dias pasallos. cuando el
6iio ol,e M estaba neleando nor am.
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lIue mas lamiiiarmente iiamaao, paso
y y noche antes en- y mansion ejecuti-
ya donde rue eI huespeu dei doperna-| 4
'aor mcdonald X sN esposa. ~ iunes
Z las IN AZ "a manana, "a senado y lal
camara se reunieron en session con
luna y ~ vice prealdente eiecto, se|
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i'ahan 81 vice presldente eIeoto, el 'G<
bernNdor Mcdonald. 81 Tenlente &c
hernhdor p. G. de Baca 81 PreeIdent'
Haca Ioe Antarlores Gobernadore|
Miguel a. 0tsro; William 2. Thofntoi
4 =. Bradford Prince; 81 cape1l4n n
Ila c4n1ara, M0rseii0r F0urcheeu J
otros Neos TX l0anos bien como id0e
lprominentes en- asuntos publicoe
X 4 neBooi0a ea ~ estado.
M Woe Preaidente habl6 en- parte
tGonao sigue
"Sr. Gobernad DOR. 81. Teniente o.
lbernador, 81. Presidents de Ia Cana.
IRE. sefiores de ia Asamblea General,
u conciudadanos. No pretendo hablaT
icon exacfifud historical, porQue
| mi memoria nunca esta casi cierta;
o0n rcferencia 4 loa puntos memories
dc il historic. pero liz corrido DOR nj
cabexa ahora. die fi,6 Carlos Quinto
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22
IA DlsPuTA BAcA.HLANc HARD
sARREGLADA.
rOR LA CORTE:

FOR LA CORTE:
Halo que el Sr. Blanchard esta,
constructivamente al menos. en- u
custodia del sargento de armas sin
nlnguna autoridad y ordeno que el
ecusado sea puesto en- lihertad.
e. c. ABBOTT,
Juez.