The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-24

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 Winston F. Garth vs Nashville, Chat. tanooga and St. Louis railway. appeal 1 from Madison circuit court; affirmed C. Streit vs Ludena Wilkerson, et , al. appeal from Colbert circuit court affirmed.
 William R. Francis vs E. W. Collier appeal from Morgan chancery court; af-
 Dallas Brown. as treasurer, etc, vs Gay-Padgett Hardware company, appeal from Jackson circuit court; reversed and remanded.
 [ Letitia Kirby vs. commissioners court of Marshall county, appeal from Mar shall circuit court: affirmed.
 sssss....sssss.......s.s... pr. B. NJ Ohme, the Rev. o. P Spiegel, all of Montgomery; J. E. Ramsay, 'the Rev. J. M. Glenn, the Rev. H. C. Kegley, P. E. Green, L. A. Davis. of Birming- ham; R. O. Harris, j. l.. Cawthon, W. J. Young of Mobile II. s. D. Mallory, l.. M. Cooper, Sam r Hobbs, of Selma; $. A. Russell, c. R. Bell, l.. II. Carre, Dr. E.. C. Anderson, of Anniston: J. B. Greene Opelika: w. W. Campbell Tus- lSegee: J. T. Fuller, Centreville; D. H. Marbury, Marbury; W. D. Dillard Math- ews: C. T. Banks, Attalla; J. B. Wads- worth, Gadsden: J. w. Batson, Rockford W. II. Tayloe. Uniontown; o. c. Doster, Ozark; J. E. Searcy. Abbeville: w H. | Banks Hurtsboro: C M. Ayres Tusca- loosa Dr. W. s. McCown. Hazel Green R. E. Pettus. Huntsville O. P. Eggleston, Courtland; A. H. Mershon, Fairhope; W. B. Castleberry. Taladega G. T. Hil- dreth Clintonvile; w. s. Frost. Hunts- vile; John w. Bowers, Troy; A. s. Scott, Jasper; Prof. R. D. Webb, Auburn.
 Of the 1862 registered delegates and the 300 others whom l.. D. Dix, chairman of l the DoiISnR and rn tta.a said had failed to regis,er. not more than 800 remained in Mobile for Thursday | evenings sessions. The crowd began to return to their homes after Wednesday afternoons sessions, in which Dothan was selected over Gadsden for the 1915 meet ing.
 Delegates Return Home The President Special" that brought Judge Manning and 4G0 delegates to the convention via the Louisville and Nash l vile, will leave for northern Alabama points at a. m. Friday Over 300 dele gates will remain over to take advan- tage of special boat ride on d bay steamer. It will return in time for dele gates to go home on the 12:53 D. m. train on the Louisville and Nashville The 1 Southern and Mobile and Ohio trains were l all crowded Thursday with delegates i homeward bound.
 Besides the election the mems parade l at 6 o'clock was the most important flea ture of the final days session It is esti- | mated that not less than 500 men were in line. The pageant formed at St. Fran cis Street Methodist Episcopal church nd . marched through the principal business streets, in front of the courthouse where the marchers were reviewed by the wom- en delegates. and to the First Baptist church, where the pageant disbanded | Mobile Anril o2--fSnpnia1 A 4 O. clock praise service this morning was held in the Government Street Presby- terian church, led by S A. Russell of Anniston. At the same edifice at 9 o'clock the regular morning session of the convention was called to order by President M, N Manning. the usual song service being conducted by Pro lfessors EXcell and Roper. The theme that had been selected for this session was; Building Up the Bible School The Rev. W. P. Hines, pastor of the Dauphin Way Baptist church of Mo. bile. conducted the usual religious ser. vices.
 Birmingham Represented
 Burr Black burn of Birmingham spok, first, his subject being. '"rhe Wortf and Winning of Boy" "Practica Methods for the County Sunday School was the subject of a talk by Miss Nan nie Allgood of Dadeville. Judge Josepi
  nessee Sunday school association O Nashville, told in a most interesting manner How the Country Association ifuiids Up the Sunday School' ant How the District Association Build Up Sunday School" was the subjec 7 os talk by D. w. Sims of Atlanta, gen eral secretary of the Georgia Sunda! Scnool association. The permanent eff ficiency campaign was discussed at tn, conclusion of these addresses and tn, morning session closed with the Bibl, T hour. the Rev. H, NJ. Edmonds, paste of the South Highlands Presbyterian church of Birmingham officiating.
 At the Scottish Rite cathedral at 121 o'clock a luncheon and conference O | pastors and superintendents was held with the Rev. M P. Edwards of Au burn presiding. The Front Line Sunda School; How We Did It." was the sub ject of first talk by the Rev. A. G Spinks, pastor of the Midland City Bap tist church.
 Sunday School Publicity" was tn subject of discussion led by S. H. Blau i superintendent of the Troy Methods Sunday school.
 The Late Teacher Problem; How w Solved It. was the subject of the tall delivered by Prof. J. V. Brown, super ntendent of the First Baptist sunda school at Dothan. Problems of tn Pastor and Superintendent was dis cussed at length by the Rev. P. H. Vel simmer of Canton, O., and the conferenc, was brought to close when the Rev Mir. Wesheimer answered the question , propounded by those in attendance.
 Mrs. $. P. Moore Presides Mrs. S. P. Moore, state teacher trainin! superintendent of Birmingham, preside, at a conference and luncheon held at tn, Baptist Tabernacle church at 1215 o'clock at which Teacher Training" was tn topic under discussion. P. E. Green, edu cational superintendent for Alabama O the Presbyterian church of Birmingham opened the discussion with 20- minut talk on Making the Work Attractive How?"
 Better Equipment for Better Work was the subject of talk by the Rev H. P. Atkins, pastor of the First Chris tian church of Birmingham. The vari ous county teacher training superintend : ents indulged in lengthy discussion ol Helping Every Sunday School Throug | the Teacher Training Department
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