The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17
REGIMENT CASE
 WILL BEGIN TODAY
Evidence in Proceedings Against Judge Lawler to
 Be Taken in Huntsville


 the state. A great many witnesses will be examined by both sides and the evi- denee will be voluminous:
 Paul Jones, age 32 years, a clerk of Paint Rock. died in hotel here today after an illness of an hour.
 Will Barclay, a farmer Of Merrimaclz is at the point of death as a result of shooting affray with Hezekah Holmes. negro. Holmes was shot through the arm and Barclay was shot in the neck. The negro is in jail. enc of the out-of-town visitors at the stores yesterday. She returned home in the afternoon
 Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Henderson of Tal- ladega are among the visions for Fash ion Week.
 Mrs. Davis Ray (Syddie Moore) and her two children have gone to their home in Waynesvile, after visit to MT and Mrs. Sydenham Moore. Mrs. F. W. Fucker Jr., is planning a visit to Montgomery. Mrs. ". W. Freeman of Arkadelph1e, is visiting her son, Mir. F. E. Freeman, in Woodlawn. Mr. j. IL Hahn has returned to Woodlawn after visit to friends at cullrpan.
 Mir. A. C. Sims has returned from visit to his parents at Jemison, Ala. Mrs. Mary Donovan left Monday for Memphis to spend several months with her daughter, Mrs. Max Elliott. Mir. E. M Williams returned Monday from a visit to Boaz
 pr. W. R. owen of Atlanta is the guest of MT and Mrs. w. L. Reynolds of Woodlown. Mir. J. B. Burke is recovering from 6. recent illness al her home in Wood lawn.
 Mrs L. E. Andrews left Monday for Sylacauga. where she will visit her son, Mir khett Andrews.
 Miss Alice Camp of Gadsden is the guest of Mrs. NJ NJ. Hughes in Ems. ley.
 Mr ]. T. Morgan has returned to Inglenook after stay in Florida.
 Mr. R. c. Goad returned Monday from a visit to friends in Tennessee.
 Miss Ella Massey of Lewisburg spent the weekend with Mrs. Walter David son in Inglenook.
 Mrs Phil Huey has returned to Ingle- nook after visit to relatives in Clay ton.
 l Mrs. Gene Parker has sufficiently re- covered from her recent illness to be removed from the McAdory infirmar, :, to her home in Inglenook. MT. Oscar Tyron of Inglenook left Monday for visit to relatives in Deatsville. Mr. George Adams of Jemison is the guest of his brother, MT J. w. Adams of Inglenook.
 MT. T. M. Mcdowell of Reform IS visiting Mir. ane Mrs. J. G. Funderburiz in Avondale. 1 Miss Mary Lou Woods. who has been 1 visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Wood. returned to Tuscaloosa wher. she will resume her studies al the State l university I Miss Lily Miller of Fallis, Miss, is visiting her sister. Mrs F. w. Lane, in | Pratt City.
 Mrs l.. Evans of Springville is the guest of Mrs. T. C. Stone in Avon dale. l sss 1 Mrs ic fSit in Wetunpka.
 Mrs. LiIlie Cunningham is visitine relatives in Brighton. Mir. and Mrs. Will Haynie and fam | fly have moved from Sheffield to Avondale | Mrs. c. C.. Allen. who has been vis- l fling Mrs J. P. Allen, has returned to her homa. l Miss Hettie Mae of Rochmart, Ga. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. c. Me Connell, iL East. Birmingham. MT. A.. NJ Girton, ST. and son. Albert, are visiting friends in Ashville. sss l Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Phelps of East Birmingham are i'll with pneumonia. I Mir. H. Price Is visiting in Mont gomery. l Miss Daisy Rowe of Yolande is vis- 1 iting MT. and Mrs. W. D. Rowe in l Graymont Heights. l Mrs. M. [. Bowlin returned Monday to AshvilIo, after spending the week. end with her sister, Mrs. T, B. Moore, I in East Lake. | Miss Helen Edwards is visiting Miss l Frances Macon in East Lake. l Miss Myrtle Morton of Tuscaloosa Is | the guest of Mrs. r. F. Belsher in East