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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-26

taken to his room and went to bed.
From that bed he never rose. His
condition changed from serious to
critical, then desperate. DR.. Lewis
A. Walker, his physician, worked over
him all Thursday night and Friday
morning was able to revive the Sen
ator to some extent, so that he put
in good day. But the hope of the
day was changed to sorrow on the
part OF his bedside watchers when the
distinguished patients kidneys be-
came cOngested, and his unconscious
and delirious condition was no longer
dispelled by periods of intelligence.
For a time DR.. Walker was able to
rouse the Senator's sluggish organ,
but he remained unconscious and de-
lirious throughout the day, gradually
sinking to death.
At Senator Bradley's bedside when
he died were his daughter, Mrs. John
G. South, of Frankfort; Senator Ollie
James, the colleague of the deceased;
Miss Rella Lane, his faithful friend
and employe of many years; Herbert
May, his nephew; Mrs. Emma Grigs-
by, a sister of Miss Lane, in whose
apartment the Senator lived; his
nurse, his doctor and some women of
the neighborhood Others at the bed
side were Jerry South, Chief Clerk
of the House of Representatives and
his daughter, while awaiting in the
apartment were E. H. Lillard, the
Senator's Secretary, and Mrs. Jerry
South. H. Clay Howard, former Min
lister to Peru, who was in Washing
ton, reached the house a few minutes
after the Senator died.
Many tributes were paid to the
memory of the dead Senator in the
Senate chamber yesterday. His
chair was draped in black. Senator
James paid a glowing tribute to his
colleague.
The funeral train left Washington
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, for
Frankfort, where the funeral will be
held this afternoon at o'clock.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-22
ALI HOCETE PRITI DO


Cehi so Sc pred 30 lett naselili
ma ccncno Zemljo V Arkansasu.
Vsaka obitelj premore danes
$4,000. Eni so dali svo.jim otro
kom po stotinc akrov zeml.ie. Pred
pe~tnajstimi lett so slovenski pre-
mogarji z $4,000 kupili po ceni
svet V Arkansasu. Danes imajo
dobre farme in premorejo cd Is
do 30 tisoG dolarjev. Ista prilika
caka Vas. Pisite ali Sc zglasite
Oscbno pri L. NJ. Allen, p. T. NJ,
Rock Island Lines, Room 71S. La
Sale Station, Chicago. I'll.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-22

povedan Perun. kaj sele kralj Sa-
mo. naSa slava in dika?
Kar je bio Gaspercku V srcu,
to je povedal 5 plamtecimi bese-
damn. Njegov tenor Sc je dvignil
V najviSjo lego, velike kretnJc
njegovih rok so slikale po zraku
in dimu vaznost besedc. podcrta-
vajoce jo in pribijajoce jo kakor
$ kladivom. i'll pot mu je oblival
mladeniSko zareci obraz, ko je
predlagal najodlocnejsi, najognje.
vitejSi protest, najsloveSnejSi pro.
test prot takemu ~zatiranju in tep.
tanju omega, kar je Slovanskcmu
srcu ~najdrazjc in najSvetejSe. Svet
maj mas poznal
Takega aplavza nj GaSperGek Sc
nikoli dozivel kakor Ia veGer. To
nj bilo wee na%vduSenje, to jc bill
paroksizem. Use duSe so bile
y ckStazi. in drugaGe mi moglo hi
ii, kakor da sta diva tovariSa ne
madonna dvignila OroSlava ma ra-
me in ga kakor triumfatorja ne
Sln okrog mize oh viharnem plo
skanju in gromOvitcm klicanju
druzbe.
G%aSpercek jc bill ginjen, da hi
bill objel YES svet. Bog mu je go
tovo re odpustil greh slavnostne.
"a trenotka: V dust - lie V dust
50 81 mu zglasile besedc, ker
nj poznal slovenskega prevoda:
Scid umSchlungen. Millionen, To
j" bill uajSreGuejSi veccr njego-
vega zivljenja. In ko Sc je spom-
nil ma goSpodiGno Mileno, je IRA
stio njegovo upanje do ncbes
Dale prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-22
Drobne vesti.
Neznano kan lie odsla Iva

Neznano kan je odsla Ivana
Bern", "A let stare dckle liz Seno-
zee. Sla ie cd donna -. oktobra
zveccr in cd takrat nj nobenega
slcdu o Mi. Pc stanu je sivilja.
hazala jc $ svoiim obnaSanjcm
zadnie dni, da Sc il .ic zmesalo. ST.
Ger &c bila pa tina in delavna.
Nesrece Ljubljani. 3. nov.
popoldne SO st dogodile vsled pri-
hitrih vozeni elektriGne z~eleznice
IN ncizvczbanih voznikov V Flori-
Janskl ullcl ncsrcGc. Popoldnc .ic
nekl voznlk povoZil otroka. XII .jc
prlSel IL zavetiSca, nekoliko poz-
neJe Sc .e elektricni voz z orodiem
$ tako silo zalctcl V konja, Xxi .ic
4 vozom stall pred DachSovo hiSo.
Ola Jc konj ranjcn, vino. XII jc bilo
ma vozu. ic pa deloma liz soda IL
teklo. Ljudje so pravo6asno nigga
Ii, maj clektricni vOz ustavi, pa
sc voznik "a to nj zmcnil. Trctja
sllcna nesreca hi Sc kmalu pripc-
tia nasproti brivnice Kastelica.
Obcinstvo Sc splosno pritozuic, da
elektricna ~zelcznica prchitro vozi
III drvi S takO brezobzirnostjo, ola
Je pac ma mcstu, ola posczc tn
vines policiia.
Nesreca ma lovu. Znanemu MINI
rodu IL NiSnie gore gosp. "Vis-
MANU. sOdelovalcu pri listu
'Lovcu", Sc .ie razpoGila ma dan
sv. Hubcrta ma lovu cev "a krog-
lJo PR troccvki in mt lcvo roko
hudo poSkodovalo. Zdravi Sc V
dezelni bolnisnici V Liubljani.
Predrzni tatovi. Dne 3. nov. so
neznani "Grni bratje" ma Glincah
v Ljubljani vdrli V Tribucevo to-
varno IA bcton in umctno kane
NE ter tam odrezali velik trans
mIslJski jermen, vreden 100 X.
40 so izvrSili svoje delo in hote-
II jermen odnesti ,.ie priscl V to-
varno dOmaci dclavec, katcrcga
so sc tatovi prestraSili i'm zbczali.
Ma opeklinah umrla. 15letni
rant Franc Rus V Spodnjcm Lo-
gatcu Je POLL IL neprevidnosti
svoJo % mesecev stare sestrico
Julijano 2 vrelo kavo. Otrok ie ma
lopeklinah umrl.
Smrtna obsodba. Divizijsko So
disco v Gradcu je obsodilo ma
smrt ma vesala topniearia Lasica
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-22

: tenn Sc naznanja vsem slnvcn-
skim rojakom, in sodrugom y tel
uasclbini in okolici, ola Sc $ sklc-
pom skupnc sc.ic dine II. dcccmbra
vSch mkaiSn.jih slovcnskih druS-
trv in kluba vrSi skupna y~csclica.
ma 9th Street North Y C~elctsovi
lColumhus) Hall dine %. deccm-
bra. IaGetck oh 4. po poldnc. Cisti
prcbitak t. skupnc vcsclicc So obr-
uc Y ponce Straikarjcm Y Ohio
giasom slllcpa skupnc scjc. Vabijo
Sc uljudno vsi tukaSn.ii Slovcnci "a
oblno udclczbo Ia pivo in zabavo
DO naibolic skrbHcno.
Ma svidcnic dine %. dcccmbra Y
korist slovcnskim Straikarjem.
naSim bratom Y drzavi Ohiol
Odbor.
Karl PoglodiG, tajnik kl. st. Al.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-22
T N
Posta mas lie obvestila, Ola \

Posta mas je obvestila, da ma
roGnik John Enkcrt, 1876 Kcmpcr
ave, Chisholm, Mimi, nina pra
vega nasloya. Omcnjenega ma
roGnika prosimo, da maj nan
poSlje pravi naslov.
Math Ritter, Chisholm, MINI
DotiGni mi narocnik Proletarca.
j. S., Little Falls, N. Y. Beseda
"Poetogamija" nj prava. vi brz
kotnc mislite ma bescdo "Poliga.
mia, kar pomeni V domaGem IL
razu - mnogOzcnstvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-22
Etbin Kristan:
GASPERCKOVA POZABLJENA
EPIZODA.

V.
Resnicno. GaSperGek jc bill pO
Svoji naturi navduSen clovek. Te.
ga Sc je zavedal Sele sedaj, ko hi
wee zapiral svojega pravega INA
GAIA Y levjo kletko i'll ga izroGal
krotllcu - mnenju ljudi. V po-
polni svobodi Sc je razvijal njegov
in duSa mu je zivela lie Sc
Y viSavah. Odkar jo je izmotal IL
prisllnega jOpiGa, je spoznaval, da
so vsi pojavi zivljenja in vsi do
godki stokrat, tisockrat pomemb.
nejsi nego Sc zde ljudem, otope-
lin V malenkostnih brigah sirove-
ga materializma. &c je wei V ro-
Ike Gasopis, je bila cd uvodnega
tlanka do zadnjega brzojava VISA
ka rec tako wanna. de hi zasluzila
cello knjigo. Ljudie pa so 6itali
in so ostajali ravnoduSni. kakor
da Sc godi vse nekje ma tujem pla-
netu, in govorili so, Ge so sploh
govorili, o revoluciji V Perziji z
enakim glasom kakor o golazu pri
"Belom medvedu," O odkritju
juznega teGaja kakor o najnovej-
Sin promenadnih ovratnikih.
TeZ!lo j bio med takim ljud-
stvom ziveti. Ali Gaspercek je j.
mel V spominu bescde gospodicne
Milene o dolznosti in mucenistvu.
Zivce mu je trgalo, Ge so priha-
jale z Dunaja vesti o delu AFRO
dovih sovraznikov, o brezbrizno-
sti ministrov, o malomarnosti
ljudskih zastOpnikov. Srce ga je
bolelo, ee je sci razvoj v slovan-
skin drzavah vse drugo pot, nego
bi bio treba. Njegov jerk pa Sc
je v teh cash obogatel, kakor da
so sc mu sele zdaj odprle skrivno-
Sti njegovega zaklada. Nehote in
nekako nezavedno ie zaGutil moe
pridevnika in silo superlativa.
Pref je lie p~OsluSal, kadar so drugi
govorili zdaj je govoril sam in
njegove besede so bile glasba.
Razpolagal je z vscmi Instrument
IN vtasih je zadonel eel orkester
IL njegovih ust.
Gcspodicna Milena nj zahajala
V gostilne in kavarne; pouGena
Ia je bila o vseh njegovih nasto-
pin ter ga je hvalila in vzpodbu-
jala, maj ~vztraja. Kapljica, pa
dajoca ma kamen -.
In c polagoma je Gaspercek
Opazal. da ne zivi zaman. Poca-
81 Sc je javljal uspeh, ali javljal
Sc je. Zacetkoma so tovarisi in
~prijatelji %zijali, ce je kakor De-
mOsten ali nemara kakor Cicero
2ovoril o kaksnem po njihovem
zaslepljenem mneniu neznat-
mem dogodku, Xxi jim ne bi bill IL
rabbi desetih besed il ust. Kadar
ga Je kdo kaj vprasal, je Casper
eek pray dobrO cutil, da ga hoGe
lie zbadati. Yeast .ie bilo zasmeho.
vanje kar ocitno. Toda Oroslav
je stiskal zobe; podoba gospodiG-
he Milene je bila vedno navzoGa,
.olazila ga je in hrabrila, on pa
.ie ostal junak. Ironija nevedne-
zcv ga nj mogla raniti. Min duse
so bile v trdih lupinah in treba
j. bio zdrobiti te okamenine, da
sc pride do jedra. Polagoma pa
so Sc res drobile. Druzba je "a.
celia poslusati, v oGeh Sc je poja-
via Daznost in naposled sc je o.
elasalo odobravanje, kadar je "a
jemal Gaspercek svoje visoke be.
sede prav IL globocine svoje duse.
Tako navduseno MISC znali drugi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-22

od 3. ~gorskega topniGarskega pol
ka, Iii je dine ~. aprila ma VelikC
noe PR Mittelwalde pri Beljakr
umoril - let stare Jozero Inn
ding.
Pear. Ma kristofovi gori lie 10
novembra pri Meznarju izbruhnil
pozar in sta do tai pogorela hiSa
IN hlev. Zivino so reSili. Kako jc
nastal pozar, mi znano.
Samomor. V Celovcu ST. IL dine
.. nov. ustrelil V svojem stanova.
nJu trkostavec Jozcf PolSter. stan
"a let, rojcn Y ST. Vidu oh Glini
Pogresa sc Andrcj Kovac.
Land. |. Il. st. ~. II. stotniia.
kateri jc odSel mcseca augusta IL
LJubljane ter do danes tudi po
poizvedovanju hi nobenega poro-
ella. Pc njem poizvedujc .Janko
Kun, trgovec Kotmaravesi.
Krogla skozi usta. ~ ST. lila v
Slov. Goricah porotaio: Tukai-
SnJi mladi poSestnik Peter Me
derl, HI Sc je Scle lausko lcto DO
rotil, je doScl pred kratkim kot
ranjenec dOmov Z ruskcga boil
sea. Sluzil je pri a. peSpolku. Pr
Grodeku ga je zadcla ruska krog-
la cd zadaj Y glavo. Krogla 81 ie
lzbrala svojo pot skozi G%cljust i'm
usta ma presto. Niederlu je krog
la ma tenn potu brcz njcgovcga in
zobozdravniSkega dovolienia IL
drla I zobc. Niedcrl je kroglo ia
korckot plumb IL uSt. Odtrgala
mu je tudi koSjch jclika. Rama $,
mu jc dobro %zacclila kcr so ruSkc
kroglc zclo Silaste i'm mesa ne raz
trgajo moGno.
Izlocitev. Dezelna vlada jc cd
redila izlotitcv bivSc obGine Spod
ME SiSke IL SentvidSkcga sanitet-
mega okraja. ker so tozadevne a.
gende preSle pc zdruzenju Spod-
ME SiSke Z Ljubl.iano ma ljub-
lJanSki mcStni |magiStrat.
Pogresan crnovojnik. V Maribo.
ru zr nekai dni ~pogreSajo Grnovoj-
nika topnicarja nadomeStne bate
riJe B%ukovnika. PrcjSnji dan. pre-
dino je izginil, je bill zclo razbur-
ljiv. Bukovnik je mad sredmjo We
likostjO, mocnih kosti. Grmih las in
brk, zarjavelega obraza star jc
pribllzno 10 let. Donna je Z Go
renjskega in je po poklicu gorski
vOdnik.
Nesrece. ' Radovljici je 45letni
z%eleznicar Ivan Prime. gredoG I'VE
Ger tez slab most. tako n~esrecno
padel, da 81 je zlomil roko. - V
Trzitu sc je pri zgradbi barake
en- del podrl in je 42letnega tesar-
ia Vinka S%latnerja hudo poskodo-
val. V Zagorju oh Saw je bill
69letni delavec Andrej Skraba po-
vozen; voz mu je zlomil nogo.
Pretep. V Knezaku sta Sc step
la joe TomSic in Jaka Modic.
Tomsic je dobil 2 nozem rano. Xxi
sega cd ust do levega uSesa. ma
kar so fantje-gledalci Modica ia
ko potolkli s potent, da .je bill veG
ur brez zavesti.
Ma opeklinah umrla. 15letni de
eek Franc Rus Spodnjem Lo-
gatcu je POLL IL neprevidnosti svo-
Jo % stare sestrico .Ju-
lijano z vrelo kavo. Otrok je ma
opeklinah umrl.
Pozar. V Koncu obGina Smihcl-
Stopite je gorelo pri posestniku
Ivanu Gazvodi. Skode je 5000 X.
V Stefanu pri Veliki Loki sta
pOgorela posestnika Jan. in Nj
kolai Zupancic. Skoda je jake We
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-22
govoriti kakor on; sal so proved

49, IN ~
otopeli V pusti vSakdanjosti int
vcml rajbrzc tudi ~roJenice MISC
bile pOlozilc tega daru V libel
ko. TOda Ce MISC mogli izrazatj
navduSenJa : takimi beSedami ka-
kor on, so "a izrazali Z znamcnp
Soglasja in pritrjevanja. 5 plo-
Skanjem, $ klici, ; povzbujanjem.
o. GaSpertkovo delo nj bilo
brezplodno! Sal je vedel. da he
morejo Bit srca tako prazna in
misli tako mrtve, kakor hi Sc zde-
10. PoSeci je bio treba V te du
Sc, kakor je posegel on i'm tedaj
Sc je morale prejalislei izkazati,
da je bozanstvo V vseh.
Gaspercek je duSevno vidoma
rastel. Druzba. Y katero je zaha-
jail, mu je Z veseljem prepuS6ala
beSedO, kadarkoli jo je zahtcval.
NcaSi jo je navduSil re 5 TEN. da
Je povedal precinct, o katerem no.
ce govoriti. Tudi &c je slo "a ma
videzno malenkost, so re razumeli.
da izvije on IL ME tajno vsebino
i'll razodene veliki pomen, Xxi je
drugim skirt. Zgodilo Sc je sem.
terra, kadar je kdo zaklical: Isl.
lentlumi GaSperGek ina besedol''
da je zagrmelo okrog mize cd plo-
Skanja, in OroSlav je moral 5 po-
giedi IN gestami prositi "a postum
ter kazati. da mu ne gre IN oseb-
no odlikovanje. u veliko zadJvolj-
nostJo ga je navdajal uspeh maj
vega nagrada pa JIG bila potem
prijazna. vzpodbujevalna beseda
IL ust gospOdicne Milene. Yeast Sc
Je cello nasmehljala, dasi je bill
nJen znataj resen in Strog. Oro-
slav Je slutil, slutil 49,. OroSlav je
upal, upal
KO pa je bill Gaspercek re ia
korekoc prvoboritelj V svOji, Ge-
tudi ne posebno stevilni druzbi,
Sc je zgodilo nekaj velikega. V
Zabrdju so hoteli ustanoviti drus
two "Perun" "a "pospesevanie"
starOslovanske mitologije. "Pospc-
~Sevanje" nj bila natanGna bese.
da; prisla je baje pomotoma V
praUla namesto izraza "prouca.
vanje." HudObnezi, katerih je po-
vsod proved. so trdili, da je ma.
SLOW lie pretveza, ceS. da hi lie neki
prijatelji cvieka, ljutomerGana, hi.
zelJca IN podobnih slovanskih sno.
vi radi sprawl svoje omizje v
%nekaksno obliko in dobili wee
sredstev "a nabavljanje takih
studlJskih predmetov. Ma tako q
brekovanje Sc nj treba ozirati. Nj.
kakor pa tudi nj treba podtikati
kulturno pomembnem i'm sicer ne
dolznemu druStvu hudobnih. da.
zlocinskih namenov. Ali visoka
vlada nj vzela ustanovitve tepa
vaanega druStva ma znanje. tenn.
wee 10 vrnila predlagateljem pra-
villa S trditvijo. da MISC dovoli
Jasna. Pac pa je bilo Gaspercku
takoJ jasno, da je to lie prazen
izgovor. ZgOdilo Sc je v Zabrdiu;
toda IL tega skromnega kraia hi
Sc kulturnO gibanje lahko razsi
rio slrom vse slovenske domovi-
ne, da, pc vsem slovanskem svetu
kJer cutijo slovanska srca. kai
nam pomeni slovanska mitolopiia.
cato lie bio drustvo prepoveda.
no! Slovan sc ne sme zavedoti
Preteklost njegovih dedov mn
mora biti mrtva. Misel ma Perm.
ma je politicen zlocin. Tako raw.
naIo 2 mani. Tako mas daviio.
Maj Ii to trpimo9 Pa da nam no
zavre v zilah slovanska kriY Da
Sc ne potegnemo z vso odlosnost.
10 "a svoje svetinje9 &c je ze pre.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-13
COTTON MAINTAINS
 UPWARD TENDENCY
Market Affected By Influ- ences Adverse to Crop.
 13tO17 Points Advance

New Orleans, May 12-The cotton mar ket today was affected by influences ad- verse to the crop and maintained an upward tendency all during the day. The close was at an advance of IS to 1T points. the highest of the day
 The inherent strength of the spot posi- tion, reinforced by the development of renewed adverse weather conditions in the western portion of the belt, had the effect of inducing free covering of shorts in both American markets, and when to that unloading was added a brisk demand for new crop months, emanating both from the interior and English houses. prices advanced steadily and the request for contracts was supplied only by the grace of complacent longs satisfied to take small profits.
 The heaviest trading was done during the early forenoon, but fairly good busi- ness carried through the day. and though prices fiuctuated somewhat, the market held to It's upward course, and closed at the highest of the day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-13
"FLIGHTS OF FANCY" TO
 BE GIVEN IN WOODLAWN

The ladies of the Woodlawn Pres byterian church will present Flights oi Fancy" a series of 10 tableaux. at the Woodlawn city hall May 14 and 18th. Tableaux under the management of MT. Alvin F.. Belden.
 Following Is the programme
 "The Pool of Blue Lotus'-I.ir. Miss Err nestine Buckshaw: Zenza, Miss Ruby Buckshaw.
 "Pierrot and Columblne'-Pierrot. Miss Caroline Bush Columbine. Miss Evelyn O'Neal
 Cupid and Psyche'-Psyche, Miss Ava Schell: Cupid. Miss Dorothy Dixon,
 Lady Una at the Shrine"-Lady Una, Miss Mary Stone: Elaine, Miss Margaret Bliss.
 "Rheanous Birds''-Rheanon, Miss Nell Patten.
 'Lilith'-Lilith. Miss Mary Clark. .'Titania and Her Court"-Titania, Miss Elizabeth Connor; fairy attendants. Mar garet Simcox, Evelyn Ludwig, Mary Lyon, Sarah Cunningham. Katherine Due, Mar garet Westworth. Edith Boggs, Pauline Whitehead. Georgie McPhail. Charlotte Burns, Vera Thomson, Mabel Turnipseed, Alice Christian. Elizabeth Robertson. Catherine Thomson. "The Appeal to uzd'-Saikai. the Queen. Juanita Lanier fan bearers, Kath- erine Connor Alne Mize; musicians Nina Bain, Elsie Hayes: dancing girl, Mary Brown Buckshaw.
 ''The Blessed Damozer'-Blessed Dam ozel. Miss May Rockmore: the glorious company. Alma Smith, Kathleen Phillips, Josephine Daniel, Emma Kennedy, Hattie Waldron, Bessie Waldron, Gladys Hayes, Roberta Moore. Anna Johnson
 "The Blessed Vision. Angels, Fairies, etc"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-13
MUSIC STUDY
 PROGRAMME TOMORROW

The Music Study club will hold busi- ness meeting tomorrow morning at 1( O clock, followed by student musicale An exceptionally interesting programme has been arranged as follows:
 (a) There's One That I Love Dearly Swiss (Kuchen-Hawley); (b) Rock a. Bye" eidlinger)-Mesdames Stephenson, McDavid, Grove. Miss Basenberg-(M Mrs Marie Mulen).
 Soprano, "One Fine Day from Mad anne Butterfly PuccinD, Miss Alice Hen derson-(Miss Normal Schoolar)
 (a) Contralto. "Walderstraech' (Jan- sen); (b) Lang i'm Geheimer Claassen," Miss Marjorie Ezell-(Miss Sara Mallam).
 Harp solo (a) La Patronille," 0Iassel- mans); (b) Tn the Garden" (Schuetze), Miss Betty Gilmore-(Mrs. O. Chalifoux).
 Soprano. (a) 70. Were My Love. You Lilac Fair" (Mrs. Beach): (b) 1T Love You" Miss Edith Chamberlain-( Miss Emma MitchelD
 Piano, fa) My Sweet Repose' (Schu- bert-Liszt: (b) Witches Dance'' (Paga- nini-Walace). Miss Barnett--Mrss E. P. Riggs).
 Soprano, "Knowest Thou That Fair Land' crhomas), Miss Lillian Hancock (Mrs. Kern-Mullen).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-13
DRAMATIS PERSONAL
 FOR SUFFRAGE PLAYS

The cast for the double bill which i. to be presented the evening of May 2l al Cable hall by the Birmingham Equal Suf frage association has been selected ano will include a number of enthusiastic followers of the equal franchise move ment who are conspicuous figures in its development here.
 First. the playlet, "Amyman," a mod ern morality play in one act, which was written by Mary Katherine Reely, is to be presented. The time of the plot is given as Amy year in the future.''
 The cast in 'Anyman'' follows:
 The Suffragist (Mrs. Mater)-Mrs. Solon Jacobs.
 Mrs. work-Mrs Oscar Hundley.
 Anti-Suffragist (Mrs. Rich-Mrs A. J. Bowron.
 Mrs. Bridge-Mrs. Charles Bowman.
 Henrietta Hobble-Miss Susie Perry.
 Georgiana-Miss Gustrine Milner.
 George-J. Reese Murray
 Three little village boys.
 Scene on the grounds of a summer hotel.
 The second play, How the Vote was Won." will not follow immediately upon "Anyman, but an anti-suffragist mono logue will be given during the intermis- sion by Miss Amelia Worthington.
 How the Vote was Won fs a play written by Cicily Hamilton and Christo- rher St. John and produced for the first time at the Royal theatre. London, in 1901 The members of the first cast were: MT. Niegel Payfair, Miss Athena Sayler. Miss Beatrice Forbes Robertson, Miss Winifred Mayo, Miss Madeline Roberts, Miss Maud Hoffman. Miss Auriol Lee, Miss Helen Rous. Miss Mignon Clifford and MT. O. P. Higgins.
 The scene of this play is the sitting room of Horace Coles house at Bixtou
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Miss Hanlin will give q piano recital | Friday evening at S:15 at Clarke & Jones' hall. The public is cordially invited.
 
 The annual meeting of the Council or Jewish Women will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at Temple Eman,- FL full attendance is desired.
 
 | The Souh Highland School Improvement | The South Highland School Improvement of the present scholastic year this morn l ing in the school auditorium at 10:90 | clock. The regular meeting of the Graduate Nurses association will be held at the Hillman hospital this afternoon at , o'clock.
 The Ladies of Charity are requested | to help In the entertaining of the grad uating class Of St. vincent's hospital. Thursday evening, May IA. l The Young Ladies, Auction Bridge club 1 of Norwood will be entertained Satur- day morning with Miss Mary Todd as | hostess. Mrs. T. E. Huey invites the ladies of East Lake from Seventy-seventh to Eishtieth street to meet at her home Wednesday afternoon at 330 to form City Beautiful club.
 Parents Day will be observed at the Pratt City public school The work of the term will be on exhibition and the pupils of the domestic science class will serve refreshments. All parents are urged to attend.
 The Wednesday Afternoon Social club of West End will meet today with Mrs F. w. Ellis on Tuscaloosa avenue. The Theta Alpha Beta club of West End will meet with Miss Frances Macon of East Lake Thursday afternoon.
 
 The Thursday Night Book club will be entertained by Miss Katie May Brown of West End.
 The open meeting of the woman's club will be held Friday morning at the Woodlawn public library.
 
 The School Improvement association will give an entertainment Friday even- Ing at the school.
 The Stonewal chapter, U. D. C.. will be entertained next Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. D. H. Dunlap in Ensley. NOTES
 Mrs. Charles F. Bowman left Mon day to visit relatives in Atlanta.
 
 Miss Margaret Mabson, who was called to Birmingham to the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Tendon, will leave to- day for her home in Troy.
 Mrs. Tendon, who was seriously in- jured recently in an automobile acci- dent, Is resting more quietly, and her general condition is considered more favorable.
 Mrs. Carl Seals is improving after her operation for appendicitis and will soon be able to be out again.
 Mrs. c. M. Tardy Is visiting in Tus- caloosa.
 Mrs. 10. J. Gower of Mobile will be