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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-01
1;e Nemnen in Satnnia,

Cries giennen 6 5urlongs:
lglcibad,, fO3 toii0. geuonnen; Gen.
Iibcn's grioe, tO5 (gleplonl, 3lDeite5; /;
1raniit, 10 (Martin), 0rittes. 3eIt:
tf.f9 3-5.
lie So Deiituels be}obIten: Wfe.
ihah, St07 so 3i aeipJn1en, S22 40
Ilace, $40 Shofp; 2eniben's 8rioe,
tSs.f0 9loce, $40 S1ow; Eraniit
1910 5hom.
3peites 9fennen-- 5i2 t5urlongs
lTisporifn, fO9 tgro0g), gelpounen !;
ISolton. 1t2 (aoftus) 3rDeites; Cute
Iof 5hcIbp, liz (Eeat), Orittes. 3eit:
l1.f3 3.5.
| Sic 50 geltuels be3oblten: Gispd-
Iritn. St2.f9 SIT eeDlnnen $50
l9Sface, S6 Shoip; oolton. Si.60
IQldce. 81 Sbotu; Cute OF Sbel0p,
sSS.s so Sborp.
/ Critics Heitnen - 6 Turlonq3
I,s. 8. garr, t05 tEeot), aepouncn
lcSaacu Slape. ITO (6anooer), 3pei'
ties: gierre 7irnras, 110 (Cbert),
Iorittes. 3cit: lis 4-J.
lie 81 Mutuels bc}ahIten: :. s,
@arr, S13.6O AZ QeDiunen, 81 sc
gIacc. So 90 Shcp; 8aIlcp Staue
S. 10 Glace. $3.50 SboD; Gierrc
Cumas, IS so Sboir.
Gicrtcs Rennen = gietle: Wtii
Iton g. t0l (Sanoberl. geponuen
esuit Geo, 104 (G5crt), 5ueites
SiqG 0ripatc. 107 (3ooieJ, orittes
3cit: 1:45 t.5.
Iia 50 Weittliels bc}0hilen: Dtiltof
9. S23. 20 III qepirrncn, $740 Glace
1920 Sbop; Suit 9ieO, 50 20 Blace
50 so Sbolp; Siah %rIoate, $3.50
! Sboiu.
:, ,Siinites gfenlen s GlrIonss
loboIina, 105 (aeoa5l, geuonren
Gittle Safer. 10312 Sentou), 5Dei
r te5; 8cneral 100 ((aDLor), oritteE
:, 3eit: lis %.
3ie So Dtlltiiels bajlbIten: 5o0o
. ling, SIC 40 su oEUjnuen, $3.50
: Qlace. s. Shoiu: 2ittie gater, S34.
!, 20 Gloce. S16.f0 S5om; General
\ $3.50 Shom.
: Sedites Rennen - WeiIe mn
9 20 2)aros: giup 8afcr, III aeogh)
n aeuonuen; Cper t5e SanSs. 10
I (Ntnrtin). siDeite5; Gen, Ill (9ter
lonl. orittes. 3eit: 1:5i 1.5.
! 9ie 50 Dtlituei5 be3ablten: Bill
I gofer, $59.40 gu leruinneu, St3.5
7 8lace. Sc. 30 ShoIU: Goer TIE Sono;
= SIS 30 Glatc S. 80 Sbop; Con, 81
: % Sbow.
sSiir Die heutilcn Rennen iino 10
! aenoe 8feroe anaemeloet:
!, Critics Henuen 3peijdbrigg
" Is Snrlonqs: M}ap 6 105, Suit
= los, gsolala tO9. 8rias Brother los
! Glaronette 109. Soinis 112. Gaoi
i Graia ft2. ,Sohn 8unn liz.
! 3neites Reunen = Sanoicap;
r itihrige: 6 6urlon1s: Sapolara 81
r Bronze @ing 90, 9ac 80, Wau0
n G. LOG. &oterbaB III, Slad Gone
= I1ta. So0ge 100
!, Critics Menneu - Selling; Ire
r idhriae uno alter; 5urlongs: 5oI
/. 100, Z. 2. Nobini0u 100. Ibe Or
II Der t03. gcrtuiqc 103. 5lorence ai
!. berts fo4, gRarla s 104. Sonari
i f06. Guu Gueeu 10, Cab on Gel
!. bern 113.
e 8iertes Henneu - Ceiling; D
n Serbit Stafes; I 4lcilc: 9euanet 81
N 3luina 3om %. Geleitd 81, Gresl
n TOT, ssriib Gentleman 105, Sonal
te 105. Siah 8riuate ito, SleetD II
n, Stdr slctreB 93.
D. sSiinftes HenneU - ceiling; Gr1
u jdhrise uno alter; 6 5urlonas Y,
{. Streaf 100. 9crcn1 t0i. Stint 10
10 2asuii,it f05. @rnnef f05. 8epanc
l. 105, Nad 9ap 1O9. Counterpart i
c. Suariermaiier ia.
e. Sehites Rennen - Seliin8. ErC
r. iihriqe nno alter; ! 1/f6 Dteli
i. gRii Sapfitnne 81 8bite Sedt 10
u ssabot f06. 9hiI Nlohr t06. @arncc
"a log, Cir gotesbu 100, Seean Guc'
hr 100, Grpntriate 100, effenot 1i2.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-01
Die Oterin in Oct Na5are6 Q6aoenie
(o6t llater Johns Jle0ilin.


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eaerG mi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-01
Giuem Sdnoclbrmd, erleacn.

Der Coroner oronete geiterl1 abeno
cine llnterlufung iibcr ben Soo bon
Sbomas Rrinoiae, % Sabre aIt, BON
go. PIT Spcamore StraBe, OH, nad)'
Dem ourb cine goit Waortem IRier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-01

mo es Miro eriudt, beioe Mtduner.
I idQS oieielben bel Dem Bu6iitlm
Iroriprehen, Der 4oIi3ei 81 iibergeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-01

Serr 6srbsrt q. gigeIofp tpinItt
tarauf ouImeriiam su MAIDEN, baB =
fin bic aompaane 2ittsratur NIT 8s"
suo auf bic S.reBsnbabnfrage nt6i
rsrantnortlih lei. Wens sr sttp3s
iib.r bic StaotpabI 3u iagsn babe,
iuiiroe ss Ofisutlih seihehen, aber
ni5t in auonpmen 3irtularer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-01

riiuoien mad .trodtnsn" Diftriften
perboten lperosn fol. Gitle gorInse
lca burd Snitiaiibantras gum geies
trhoben iperben, ndd,bem bic 2egislls
iur iid getpeigert bate, Elm fold an=
'tpBiges 9eies 5u paifiren. gs 1T Dns
nieoertraftiaiie 9epDrmunbungsgeieb
Bon BEN mir js seh0ri baben. Die
Siirger. lpeld. auf perfDnlihe Red.e
Ine WenIdenpiirpe etnas seben. io1.
ten aefhloffsn front mahsn unb ge=
gen Die Wabregel Ttimmen.
Die Gtellung neg Uirbanbs aegea
rus fog. Short Ballot (gsrminDss
rung Der 3abl Der itantlifen Wabls
onlter) ipirh rdmit motiDirt. bnf
burh anndbms bielss 0erfdHunsss
Nmenoemsnts Der jetpsilige Goupsrs
ntur burh bas ibm ertbeilte grobsre
grnennunasrsft cine itarte politiIhe
Maihine aufsubuuen imStanoe mare
Qud aeaen oisiss ioats seitimmt Dsrs
rem.
Waltsr so. G6oenle, Der republitas
nlife stanoibat fir bas amt oes
staotanipolts. iprah i'm aaufe oes
eeiiriesn Qtsnbg in srpei 8eriammluns
gen, ndmlih an Der 4rmorn uDenae
unb Dunlen Strabe iinb an Der Waos
unb Gutter Gtrabs. Bel bsioen Geles
leesnbeitsn tpuroen feline ausfiihrun<
rungen nit itiirmiInem geifall be-
sriibi uno feline angriffe auf bic gss
gsnp1rtise 4ominiitration riefsn sros
zen su6el berpor. 6err S6oenle err
tldrte bic BON oemotratiihsr Seits sss
matts gehauptltng, bab BON ben Qns
asiisnien Der esgenipdrtigsn aomlnis
Itration $50 nsue 4bSugstanale snts
oedt tporben ipdren, fir cine dbIolnts
llnnahrbeit, uno forosrie 5srrn CUNT
auf, bic angsblih seIunosnen 4bs
sugstnnols gaf,5 eenou beSiiglih ibrer
Gage su ips3lFi3iren uno bemsrtis,
bnb penn biefss gsidehen iollte, 81
1aee ionmen piiros, oaB bic .esfun'
eenen" absugstandle burdtpe9 fih IN
Stabtthsilsn bsfinosn. bic in Der allers
lebten 3eit einsemeinoet fporoen limb
Des Jtrnsrsn bsidaftists ilh 5srr
Stosnle du1 NIT Der Steuer'rdss
| uno ipies bic gehauptung Der Demo-
traten 3uriid, baB bic Sieltererhobuna
nur iieben Gents betr1ge. Die Snms
me, nm bic e fid3 bsi oieier grbohuuf
banbelt. belduit iih auf iiber sin'
giertelmilIion Dollars. tpie 'oga'
aus ben 4n3eisen srhslt. Die Wapo'
5unt am periloHsnen Sonniag in Der
3eitunasn erlaiIsn bat. Dor 3tps
Sabren baben iih oi. giirssr our6 oit
| abTolut nihi i'm Gtntlang nit ns'
Dahrbeit itsbsnbsn gln3eigen 6unfi
irreleiten IaiIen. aber bissm1l miro BE-
1rid nidt tpisoer selinsen. Die Bur
| osrihoit Bat BON bem anT1bsnosi
uno redababeriften Weisn oss gir
qermsiiters uno isines Siherhsitsbt
rettors iibtreenug. unb an tommeR
| ben Tnniiaa psroen Die glrgtr mi
iib.rpdltigenber Stimmsnmshrheit itc
su @uniten Der rspubliianiihsn Ran
Dioatsn srtldren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-01
gokal.Derid)t
2pfalsYolitiiHes.
Sie republiianiid)e Qampaane fomn,i
beute gbcno an WielRideu nno
gSalnut Strase 5nm AbidJlnn.

Die upublitaniI1e aampaene iuirb
htuie abenb nit elmer WlaHenpers
iammluna unt.r ofienem SimmsI gum
stbihlub aebraflt tperotn uno Sipdr
OIL Der areusung Der WleUlidsn
4psnue nno Nclnut StraBe, no be-
r.iis in friiberen sSaHren bic ShfuBs
Csriammlunaen Der admpdgne HATE
etIunben habeu. Die ReOnsr ots
sf6snbs nero:n er Manor IT.
aouis Shnab, Rihter =. g. Spiss
aL, Walisr N. Ghoenle uno Der ehe'
maliae StantanpaIt 90. Ballard iein.
Der 0,riummluns piro Elm Rom
itri fofpis Gin umsug bes gouaa
wlen's Blaine Club. bes Spisgsl Jirli
@risrs Club unb anbersr alubs por-
cuiaeben. DisItr llmsug nirb Iif ar
Der ahisn unb gins StroBe formirsr
rnb bonn our1 bic folstnoeu SiroB:u
n'arffiren. On Der ahien SiraBs
CUR Race, sur Sisbsnten. CUR Da.'
nut. sur fSiinfisn, CUR 9ins Strnb:
su- WeWidsn 4penue uno CUR WaI'
nut Sirabe.
Der Dahlrdtb bat Si. iibIiden spii
glatneiitrirungsings onseiest I'LL
r9iejenigsn, bic an ben resuldrsn 5d'
cen nift in Der Stabi tparen cbel
iorIiiae triftiss 0riiube ansufiibrsT
permogen, tparum lie nidt resiitrirer
trnnien. Goite giirasr iOnnsn lid
leim mahlraih in bic Wdhltrliite.
tiniraasn laiIen unb spar am hentiaes
GamI.na sipiiden 8 uhr 9orniista3!
unb l llbr 4ahmittass, ionic sDi
iten 2 uno 4 ilhr Nahmitiaas. Ger
ner am Wonics in ben Stunoen por
10 uhr Uoru,ii!ass bis 8 uhr Hah
nlittngs.
Der Deuiih 4msrifaniide Stabt
xrbono bat In lle6ereiHi'immuna MI
cem Boraeben oes SiaaisperbanDi
III sDei gsrflHunossuidBsn unb tinsn
esniiintipantrng Sislluna ssnOmm.n
Den Wiialiebern une alien Jrtunnel
tfr b<u.idxn Sehe pirb empfohlsn
fir bic .slein. 2esislaiur". abe
ctaen bic ant; Sbippina Bill I'M
eegen bos fog. aur3e Ballot 81
itimmen.
Dos amenhsmsnt i'm sniertiIe Be
flsinen QsaisIainr iii in o.n Dor ei
nigen 1agsn peroffsntlihten ge
idliiiTen bes Central aabor Council
Der ebeninEls su gunfitn bieies 4men
dement's IN, ousfii6rlit bsiprots
srorben. Gs niro buxh bieielbe au
cine aerehtere ginibsiiuns Der as
aislntur Nertreiung a6gesitli. III
BEN unbeilpolI.n ginflub Der 2anbor
tells I'm aeIebssbenhen a5rper au brs
den. Gesentpirtia bat bic aanet'
r5lteruna zine sohirsihere Bsrtretun
IN Der Gtootsasfesaebuns als b
Gtnhibep0lierung. obgleih lesttre b
eritere hbeutenb iiberipitgt.
Ger0be5u b6sortig N bic bon be
gsmperen3s anb MnlfsS SdlconsG Gdni
ssitrn 1usoetedte OeIetnorloee. iDs
bur4 bsr Desiaabt beu 0ier un6 Gp
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Ganfcrb gropn, elmer Der aanols
hassn fir Shulrath. bat ieinen uns
terridi in ben 0ifeniliteu Shulen
ionie in Der Drpbparo 9o6i6ule tr'
balien. 1894 araouirte er BON Der
llniperfitdt uno siH Sdbr fpdter bon
or Cincinnati Cam Shool. SeltotTr
ibt or in unierer S.aot bic anpaliss
praris aus. Serr groipn bat iiebesl
Sabre bem llniperiitaisrath dHaehort.
Ter DeutIh amsritanii6s Staots
nerbonp bat 0.rrn 8rotpn enooiilrt,
beur nerI.l6e bat Die 5rassn betre'fs
tes beutf6en llnisrrihts sur nollsen
3ufri.benbeit becntporiet.
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Giab!anpalt alfreo gstiuun iprah
csIiern Nbeno ror elmer IdblerperS
iammlung on ter Shiller unb WsaiH
Strobe. Gr 6emertte, iein 9s8ner
frrae Iif unaebeusr risl I'M ois
Gieusraotler. Tas miibteH Die
gana Qonbibaien in ibren Gams
paansrsnsn ibun. Sino lie i'm 4n.,
oann Iieat linen Der Stsuersahltr ipss
uiasr am 6sr5sn. oeHn es lei 10 siis
sinFafss matkmutiThes Redenertm~
pei, bab Die 9sreifsrunq Der pol'ti.
Iten goIIe bes Gana auf ao''sn bee
Steuersablers qeihdhe. Rsonsr iuhrts
tann sinioe 0oriille aus Der Dffie.
beg gonniaanralis an. Bis 1903
fuhr 6err geiimau fort, ~arbeitstsn
I'M giDil Depdrismeni Der eountn1
onralts Gffice bier Wann, elm
Itli,blid, meiues Geansrs. 6srgstans
fen Merrea uno ih baben bic 4rbsil
ofne Grirate3ahluns alltin bslora1
uno benz Steusrsahler oaourh $1,000
an Galdren unb SfIieeunioiten ae.
Ipcrt. mir beios bobsn aipsinal 70.
ritIe sf1Ie BON Gtsusrtinsiehunsen be-
trisben oIs uniere bier 9crgdnser gu
iammenoenomne unb mehr als sfDei'
NAL iopieI DeIo tolleftirt. Die @ana
eounin apmmiHare nolIten in ben
gberMrbt fnl einen Gpeaiclanipall
cnIssller. Dem babe ih mid erfolgt
reid, ipieerIebt rnb ben Eteuersablsrr
faburh $4,000 an Dsbiibren erfport
atuberbem haben mir ben Gall ssrpon-
nen. sSdl babe bic Sieusr acmmiii
Iion BON Ohio pernnlnBt. eine WilIiOr
| DolIors Giitnbnhn Gieasnihofien an
| oos GieunbupIiiot Al ftben. bic burd
cine msrfpiirbiae Weibobt Der He
jieueruns snioanStn paren 81
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syiir bic giirser bon beutihsr
4btinft lit e. bon GROCER Wihtisfsit.
All piiIsn, pie bic Shulratbs Gans
bioaten NIT 9e3us auf ben bsutiten
llntsrribt itehen. Das aampagne4
aommitiee b.s Stabtperbanos bate
es besbnlb ipisbsr unternommen. ben
aanbibaten einise Jrustn sur. gsants
iportung gu unterbr.i!en. Die 6aupts
frase mar. ob fis Su 0nuiten oes
beutfhen u lnterrihts In ben
Dffentliden Ghulen uno fir seins
gin{hrdntuns besieIben sn hoben
iinb. Nntnorien lisien bon ben foIa
aenoen Qonbibnfen Elm, lpelhe lid
famms unn fonberS ~ Gunfsn bel
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GslegsntIih Der beute Qbsno itattz
iinbenoen ~sspublitaniffen Wafenpsrs
iammlune an Der Dalnut Ctr. uno
WcUiiten 4uenue. tpiro aud oer ndbe=
gu 800 mann itorte .9srmnn Qmeris
can Spisgel Club" cine Strabenparaot
obhaltsn. bic Iih um 1a8 llhr bon Der
S. uno Race Strabe aus in 8speguna
Ieben, uub nahbem er eine 4nSa6l
Straben burhpdiiirt bat. iih on De,
Wolnut Str. uno WeWliten apenit,
auFloisn ipirb.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-21
BIG SUM PLEDGED At
LAYMEN'S MEETING
More Than $666O Subscribed
on Last Day of the
Convention

Memphis. February 20.-At the clos
ing session of the third annual con-
vention of the Baymen's Missionary
movement of the Southern Presbyterian
church today, $1,000 $3.50 more than
the amount asked. was pledged for
the continuance Of the work of the
movement during the next two years
and the convention went on record in
approval of the proposed worlds tour
of missionaries under the direction of
the Interdenominational Laymen $
Missionary movement. The object of the
tour is TO gain material knowledge
on which an evangelistic campaigh
world wide in its scope, is to be based
The party will sail about June l. ).
B. McCauley Chattanooga, Tenn. was
selected as secretary of the move
ment The next place of meeting will
be selected by the executive commit
tee. The committee will also decide
whether conventions should be held
annually or dienially. An invitation
from Charlotte. N. c., asking that that
city be chosen as the next meeting
place was read.
Church work was bid by several
speakers today. Woods White of At
lanta took to task church workers III
general and ministers in particular be-
cause, he declared, suitable religious
work is not provided for members of
the church and asserted that those
conditions were responsible for the
many going astray.
Il have dealt with crooks of every
description" Mr. White said, land |
have yet to find one who does not
believe in God. What they are afraid
of is that you workers in the church
will not forget and forgive. These
crooks are not all crooks by any
means: many of them come from
Christian families. They drop into vice
simply because when they become rec
onciled to Christianity they are not
given something to do"
Rev. Henry II. Sweet, Louisville, ky,
another speaker today. urged the need
of more ministers. The number re-
called from-the pulpit by age or death
he said, equalled the number gradu-
ated from seminaries.
A post convention conference in the
interest of evangelism and stewardship
will be held tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-21
BAILEY TEST|F|ES
IN ECKERT CASE

New York, February 20.-Testimony
that the memory of Gen. Thomas L.
Eckert, one time head of the Western
Union Telegraph company, was very
bad in the spring before his death and
also that there was a change in the
attitude of the general toward his
friends during the latter years of his
life, was given today by Charles l..
Railey, a horse dealer of Lexington,
Ky, at the trial of the suit brought
by James Glendennin Eckert to break
his fathers will.
Railey testified that he had spent
two months every spring in New York
for the past 35 years and because of
General Eckert's fondness for horses
he declared that he met him almost
every afternoon. Railey said he had
dined frequently a. the Eckert home,
but that in 1908. when the invita-
stions were no longer extended, on one
occasion the general said:
Il would like to ask you to dine
but Tom wouldn't like it,
It is the contention of James Eckert
that his younger brother. Thomas It.
Eckert. Jr., used undue influence over
his father. The contestant was left
but S15O,000 of an estate valued at
$1.650,000, while the younger brother
became the chief beneficiary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-21

Cleveland, o., February 2O.-Sensational
charges of violations of the Sherman anti
trust law are levelled at the Mccaskey
Register company in civil suit filed here
To-Day by order OF Attorney General
Nickersham. To acquire a monopoly OF
the interstate and foreign commerce in
the sale of account registers, appliances
and systems for keeping credit accounts,
the company, its officers and agents II
is charged, wrongfully and fraudulently
have obstructed and suppressed the Dus-
ness of competitors, bribed their employees,
employed agents TO spy upon their busl-
ness, have waged an unfair campaign
OF patent suits and threatened suits, and
of other unlawful methods to stifle compe-
tition. The federal district court here
was asked to restrain the following named
defendants from further monopoly and 10
prohibit series of alleged unlawful and
unfair practices: The McCaskey Register
company, Alfred G. Ryley, Stewart s.
Kurtz, Samuel G.. Zimmerman Edward A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-21
JEFFERSON COUNTY
. TO GET ROAD MONEY
Gunter Denies Right of the
Highway Commission to
Withhold Funds

Montgomery, February 9o-tSpecial)-
Because the state highway commission
approved contracts for the construction
of a state aid road in Jefferson county
before the expiration of two years from
the time the 1911 appropriation was
granted it cannot refuse to pay the 1911
appropriation to the county. This deci-
sion has been rendered by Judge CASTOR
Gunter in granting a writ of mandamus
in the case of the state of Alabama, ex
rel. Jefferson county VS.. Il. Il. Spragins.
ct al. members Of the state highway COM
mission.
The court ruled that when the COM
mission appropriated the 1911 fund and
approved contracts for the construction
of the state aid road, II disposed of the
money as required by law. The commits
sion in December held that all money
not used in two years would revert to
the highway fund for distribution again.
The decision win have little effect on
other counties, but the case may be car
red to the supreme court so the COM
missions authority can be defined.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-21
MASONS WILL MEET
NEXT IN BESSEMER
Officers Are Elected-Mrs.
EchOls and Mrs. Salters
Speak

After most successful and interesting
series of meetings the thirteenth semi
annual session of the Jefferson County
Masonic conference was brought to
close yesterday afternoon. Bessemer was
selected as the next place of meeting
and the officers for the conference that
will be held at that point selected. The
closing was devoted to an address on the
Masonic home by Past Master Ben NJ.
Jacobs and addresses on the Eastern Star
by Past Worthy Grand Matrons Mrs.
Mary Echols and Mrs. Salters.
The conference was held under the aus
pces of Birmingham Lodge No. 757 with
the presiding officer of that lodge. o. S.
Finch, acting as worshipful master. Over
100 delegates and visitors attended the
sessions, which continued for three days,
and included a number of grand lodge
officers. Birmingham lodge is the young
est lodge in the district, yet has already
acquired reputation for being live"
and up to date. and proved it by the
admirable way in which they acted as
hosts to the large crowds that assem-
bled, and were given a vote of thanks
for their splendid efforts.
The officers elected for the next con-
ference are the worshipful master of Bes-
semer lodge, who will be elected in June.
and Walter Smith. Lodge No. AIT. senior
warden; Clifton Parson, Lodge No. 744,
junior warden; Sam NJ. Blake North Bir-
mingham Lodge No. 59l, treasurer and
secretary; T. De Walt Craig, Lodge No.
6i4, senior deacon J. j. Baker, Lodge No.
476, junior deacon; E. l.. Moss, Lodge No.
525, senior steward; Coke S. Wright. Lodge
No. 460, junior steward; L. P. Craig, tiler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-21
B|BB COURT MEETS
At CENTREV|LLE
Judge Miller in Charge Es-
pecially Earnest in Refer
ence to Murder

Centreville, February 20.-tSpecial.)
The spring term of the circuit court
of Bibb county convened here on Mon
day at IL o'clock with Judge b. M.
Miller, Judge of the Fourth judicial
circuit, presiding. The juries were
called at the morning session. Judge
Miller charged the jury in his usual
clear, comprehensive and forceful man.
ner. He was especially earnest in his
references to the crime of murder and
called especial attention to the crimes
of carrying deadly weapons concealed
and to violations of the prohibition
law Charlton G. Smith. a prominent
citizen of Brierfield, was selected
foreman of the grand jury.
Many important civil cases have al
ready been cleared from the docket
and there are a number still to be
tried The grand jury made a partial
report this morning and returned into
court. among other indictments, four
for murder in the first degree. Two
of the indictments are against per-
sons who are already convicts serv-
ing life sentences.
An Indictment was found against
Ike Powell, white man, charged with
the murder of John Espy. an aged
white man, during the fall of last
year. These cases We're set for trial
during the next week. The criminal
docket will be taken up Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-21
CAPITALISTS STOP
OFF AT MARBURY
Westerners Look Over Land
in Autauga for COLOMBIA
ton Purposes

Marbury, February 2O.-(Special An
other party, consisting of 10 persons, had
their Pullman sidetracked at this station
today and intend to remain here for four
days. These capitalists are here for the
purpose of looking over the lands be-
longing to the Marbury Lend company,
which consists of 1900 acres, recently
placed on the market for sale They are
from Indiana and Ohio and seem desirous
of securing large blocks for home pur-
poses, as well as speculation. They are
being shown over the lands by e. II. Mar
bury personally.
Floyd H. Knapp of Waterloo, Ia, was
ono of the party, representing the North
ern Land company of Iowa, and in con-
versation with The Age-Herald CORE
spondent said: $50 far / am well pleased
with the outlook, and shall no doubt
be able to place good many of these
parcel tracts"
This is the second party of homeseekers
and land hunters from the section men,
toned that has been here in the last Il
days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-21
M|SS|SS|PP|FL
RAP|DLYFALL|NG

Vicksburg, Miss, February 20--On
the overflowed Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley tracks near Kelso, north of
here, The ''eribbing'' was well advanced
and the railroad officials hope to be
able to resume passenger train serv-
ice on that line by tomorrow MORN
ing. The daily train service between
here and Valley Park was operated on
a temporary schedule today. There is
considerable delay and confusion in
travel in handling the mails in and
out from the north. due to the sus-
pension of the service on the main
line of the Yazoo and Mississippi VAL
ley.
There was practically no change in
the situation today except the increase
fall now reported at all points above
here. The fall at Beulah will now
be a foot or more each day, and the
fall here is increasing. The latest sand
boils at Salem have been promptly
looked after by the third district force
at that point.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-21
OWNERS OF BUILDINGS
USED FOR GAMBLING ARE
TO BE ARRESTED TODAY
Grand Jury Returned Thirty Three Indictments Yesterday and
It Was Understood Last Night That Some Sensational
Arrests of Well Known People Would Be Made Today

The last batch Of indictments was re-
ported to Judge W. e. Fort yesterday
and handed in just before the report OF
the grand jury was read They were 30
in number and while the names. of the
persons indicted were not disclosed as
they had not been arrested or put unaer
bond, it is understood sensational de-
velopments will follow the placing Of the
warrants in the hands of The sheriff. II
was rumored that among fhe indictments
returned yesterday are several against
prominent real estate dealers or relval
agents of the city The charge in the in
dictment is that they knowingly rented
certain city property alleged to have been
used for gambling purposes.
The grand jury reported that they had
investigated all places known TO them,
where it was alleged that they were used
for gambling purposes and that they had
notified the alleged owners of the build
ings so used to appear before the gran'