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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

hilbert Sfinbler, non Smiss
iprad) gelteril ailf %unfcrcr Office Dor
our @rnellerlurg ieiies Announcements
auf 0as @olfsblatt.
6rait Gina &%ntd,cpol, bon
&binelmtb, peilt gcseniudrtia bier
oitf 9eiud, bei ibrer GofIter, Srai
Ilbert Sdaibert.
-6rou Or. 8. e. Sacobs, bon
8elepile, 81, befaapo iidJ einige
Sne oieier @odr Gier gum geiud)
hires 8ruSers, Sulius @rai. ipcldler
beoenflid) franf 6arnie6erliegt,
-Oscar &oiFmanm tnt ieine
SteIle in ser Sdhtbfobrif aufgcae-
ben lnpo erleraH lett cas- @orbierge-
Idaft inter Serrn StohIntonu's 2e;
tittlg.
-Srn. Oberg, bon Ct. @oltis ius0
6re6 GEioS II. @m. @ilug, pom
8eeIirg, @eit &%irgirin, beiauSen
iifl lette 8ofe mebrere 8ogen in
ser 9ia Berger Rodborifdft 5ttnl
@eiud BON Sreb Sbere Ii. 6nmiIie.
Collector Strod, neblt 3ainilie,
limo ON oergangetten Rontag non
Ganaan nod Sermann eeooeefl mo
mer6en Or. 9idion's 8ebauSe, in
Der RGbe Der Staotbalte b~efpobner.
@ir betben ole Samilie biermit ber8'
lidft ipillfommen.
Ole bieitge M. 6. @elneinbe er.
belt ont Rontag oieier ISOLDE ibr
neises @ptportb 8iano. Dies 1T bas
erite Gianp peldes ole @eneirr6e
eigrtet limo oeiien Gnidnfianl9 mnrNe
bauptfddlid burd} ole tbotige Mitmir.
fitna aes 8rauenpereins Der @euein-
De erm6gIift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

-So9n 8ltidnneper rciite an lee.
TEN Samstog, geifSiftSbaIber, iotpie
alud, CUR gr5olung, amdp Ct. Souis.
--5rmt Conrad 9ranot, bon st,
2olas, rpeiit ieit ooriger 8od)e an
Der 6irft Greet, ali 9eiald bel Ser.
tnnnoten.
Sim Gienstog. ben 90. 0e5ent,
Der, miro li6 Dos Goamtp . @eridyt
an etlrcrn nertngten Sermiu Der.
hmueln.
Die @eibrodts 0eforotioten
i'm alssloge i. 6eniter oeS Sumelier.
@eidGits bon Sui. Soieutitter, limo
miBer allem 3meiFel hod3it prodrtpoll,
8. g. Sod, BON 9erber, Colo.
ipelher iid mehrere Morote bier.
in ser 6omilie ieines @rigbcr8, Sp.
Bod, oitFgeboIten bat. lit am lebter
Snn1gG9 mfeoer iladl1oille qefent.
Otto @atner BON 6irit Greet
beFmlS lid, arir Mittnod} in @e.
fdydften bier lnr6 itnttete uns bel
6ieier @elegenseit ieinen prontpter
Sobresbeiud) db,
-8rmt SltG. Meper mo 9ofter,
SRI. WtotbiIbo, bon 0ertper, Colo,
ipelfe bel 9pon &obpn uno @attia1
mtf geiud getpsien maref. retfter
ont pergai1geiten Sreitae nadl Bort
Iatb, 800. sic iparer friiber in
Morriion, apobnbnft.
-6rau SEQ. &albn unb So6ter.
den, bon Solina, Som, eridie1len in
folse ei1ler 9epeid,e on arantenbett
boit 6roii &ibn's Meutter, Srou Gu
gen Gaiie. tpeEde iiber letter. Sonls.
tas II. Sonntae IN iebr bebenffifen
8ittanO bornieoerIog.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18
Sran &anlina Srit mad lansercr
&rGufheit seitDrben.

Ra6 langerer ara1ptbeitt 1T am
Iestm Sreitog. bon IL. 0e5enpber,
Srau 9oilina 8rib. geb. @eiier,
8itttaue BON 2orens 5rie im alter
bon II Sabren. 3 Moruter mo IL
Sagetl aus oieien 2ebell geId,iehen. /.
Ole Seritorbene ipor ans @iirt-
terl6erg, 9eutihloro, gebiirtig mo
fam NIT hren gltern in Iriibem SSii.
genbalter bier6er mo lie lid in Sob.
re 1864 NIT 2orei5 Srit perbeira-
tbete. Gas ghepaar helpirtbidlaftcte
lGngere 3eit eire Tarm IN Der oittle
9erger @adtoridnit bis es Dor ct
ma t2 Sabren mad Semtaltr acg I'M
bier ben 2ebensabenb ST perbringen.
Scr @otte itarb Dor 5npei Satren tie
aEs finSerloie 8itttpe 5ilriifluiienh.
Srml Srit binterldbt ibren 9rl.
Der Carl @eiier BON Sittle Berger
iotpie mrbere 8erfpon6te ulub einfil
sroBen &reis BON Sreuldoen.
Die 9eeroigurg fmrb oll Conn
toe aiif Dem fatboliid)en airdlhofe
itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

Sui. aaameDer ltlo @attiil
moften am persolpsenen 5reitag
9eilldJe IN Berger.
-aIbpofat Darlington, ooit 8IarS
mar an lesten Sreitoe bier IN &C.
iddftlidear angeleeerbeitett.
Ole @nterriie @ilitarp gono
bali ON Iebten Sonntag GonitanS
&ief. einen ibrer @itelieoer, bel Der
ginipeiblIng ltnb @1rmnWlg ieines
neiten 8~pbnbauies.
-8ei Tidfountain, i'm be,tsd,bar.
ten Sioge Gouantp, mlrHe ser IS.
'iGbrige @eorg @iiterGol5, lebte @o-
DIE BON einent Sdgeblod Ger BON
8ogeu berobgeroIlt ipar 5u Sobc o.
autidf.
SIN ser @erianumIalng ser Ga
ltern Glars" am letter. Mu1ttaq,
miroen fir 6aS fe1imlerppc Sat1r Die
folgenSen gemnten .erpGbIt: Srall
Sollie @cpers, Sc. o.; @bos. 4.
Otsqrer, @. s.; Srou emma Dds.
ner, 6iibrerin; Srou Sottie arnett-
Ii, 81. 6.
6ranf @eiier, bon Rem @apell
SEQ. 8eiier artlo Satin lnn Srall
Sronf Saa, poap Berger; 5rau 2olris
SieieImmlr, pom gtlnb, iotpie GGoS.
Gris rnuo Gbriit SiGting. non ct.
2ouis, befnnben iid am pergartaenell
ISonntag bier, uin Der 9eeroiglMta
Der peritorbeneir Sron 2oren5 Srle
bei5ufDobren.
-&ermp 6. Sirad, ser Steller.
folletfor inlieres goiutp's, bielt fiirs
lid OH. ieiner 5aran, I'M Canaan, 81.
ncn 0ffertlid,en @erfauf ieines
iGmmtlid)en, betpeglidep @igentbittns
un6 miro nit ieifer Tanilic mad,
&errnnrm 3ieben. Seine E0dyterI
Srl.s. SIora imSo IcrSu, befmSer
fib bereits ieit elmer @od,e bier.
-Spoli SSacob Strobsner beiteltt
ON 8ierrstog Die 8eitirg fir ibren
Sobu, 6rGit StrnDsHer, welder
ou &ompaiie g.. Hes q. .. 9. Sl.
ianterie 9te9intents oebort. meIdjes
iebt in @alpeitoig Ser, itattotart lit.
5ponf ipnr NIT lpluieren 8rlippen bel
Der Stfupotion bon 8era Grils ino
bot feille iebr bobe Meitnalg pom Der
R~erifanern.
-Iaem Inid)ein nnfy 5lt urtbetlef'
lit @eodtter Stor6 Der Greuno Ell
mes guten @lnies 8ier; oenn, als
ibm ofn Gesteip 6reitag Morgem, Dem
II. o. 30, Der 9imit pIaete, modte
er einen IbIted)er nod S. M. Dam
5er's 8roiperei, mo er, eofls ielbit.
berftdnoEid. bon Germ Ddi5er una
heifen @ottin freunolifft empfangen
im6 betpfrtbet tpurSe ufro, irfolee
6eifen 5lttn glpoeirtar eineft itrnrr-
npegt, Meiren 8rmnmeifter binterlieb,
fpo8at mir beiteris ardtuliren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

fliiftet. gtli6e Der 8oote ieoob
fomten infolge 6es iflperen sis.
ganses ben Safen im @aseonooe
rift mebr erreiden urpo muBten
~einftmeilige 9edung ON eeidiitten
.SteGen entlang bes Miiioitri fsden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

Cine llnterbaItung. nebit Bot
Sllpper miro am 19. DECEMBER in
Der 8idapooo SduIe, niht melt bon
5tonDbiII, itattfinoen. anfang I'M
llbr, abenos. 9ornen peroen
freunSIidit eriudt 8oTes 5i lbringer,
Irtbnr @oedIi, 2ebrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18
gndlen's arniea Salbe fir

.Sdhitt., 8pano- if,tb anbere offene
@lmtben. 6. 6. Sober, Marila,
q. g.. id1retbt: nSabe ME cine
8unoe bieIer @rten eebabt, Die es
nidt beilte." &olt beltte nod cine
SdahteI gldIen's Mrrpica Salbe
luta babt bieie bereit BEL 8ranb-,
.Sdnitt. 1atb aIlerbanb 8inoen
@erbiitet 2ofiap. 2pc bel grrem
apotbefer. (glbp.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

wy Wal pNH' it"Jpi'luEcN "''NrTSlS
itatt.
ssrau Sbeo. @rof, fpclfe nab
reno Ger pergargellen @OdYe in
sS%adIonoille, Sis. ionic aaldl in Bel,
lepillc, Sill, alrf @eiltd) mar, lit an
IeBtelt 6reitos mieber 5ilriidgefehrt.
--0forie SellhIaeger, BON San.
las Gitp, meld}e mebrere @od>eit bel
hiciigcql 8er1punOten ailf 9eiud5 mar,
reiite am pergnlr9enen Somlto1 bon
bier nad @aperlp, Mo.
-Nic Slpebler lnpo Samilie, bon
Sefferipm Gitp, perlpeilteir ip1brenb
Der peraangeren 8o6e bel Serrll
&uebIer's gltern, Iic arebfer, Sr.,
INFO Satin.
-Sraltf @aum6tarf ltno Sanilie
iiipo, nodl 5peim0fentlidem geiltf)
lei bieiige,r 8errparubten, am lestel
Montaa mieoer mad, ibrem SeNn, in
Sirfpooo, geretit.
@ie mir 5l lmierem 8eoaltern
pernebmen lit Sralt Sp. San Strao.
Ten id)on feit foft spei @od1en an
6as aranfeiibett gefeiielt; mir ipiins
idJen bobcr roide urb bauernhe Bel
ierairlg.
s. .. SaeTfner, DON SDiss.
mar nin Woaltog oaeier @ode hier,
bebifs a~bIieierlnlg elmer 4nsubI
Sdppeine, utub i%tattete oildy nnierenn
@eiddft eirem millfontnlenen Seiud'
ab.
-Suihneiiter Senrp Grass hat
Inns erialdt. uniere 2eier Sarallf aiif-
merriam 8l MAIDEN oaB es bofit
ratbim lit @eibnad)ts : Gnfete 10.
fort otf Die Goit SIT brinqen, UNI 3n
permeiben boB iolfe seirtnnsen If.
re Gbreiie crit nod Den Seiertagen
erreiden. @dbrenb Der 8eibnadds-
seit lit Die Boit 70. iiberloben. oub oft
8er5ogerulget eintreten.
Gin ionoerbures 3lulamnlentref.
fen. S%Sft 0eft SsSobren 1910. 19tt,
1912 ullo 1913 mltrben in ieoem
Sabre. mabreno ser @ei9ladtsieier.
tagc, mllr 4 Seiraibsli5erielt ousge-
felt. IS ideiut oenulad bob oie
iippaen 2cltc ONO robI aid, eitige
GItere) IN oieier Belt 70 iebr bon
Sontn Glais in anirlrdy gelrommelt
luur6elJ 6uB ser bolbc GllpiSn TEN.
por1r faltgeiteIt ipatr6e.
Sn Der lebtett @eriammllnig
Der &ebefabs, ON 9ienstag, cen s, 5
W., mllroei ole foLgelpom 8enmten
ertpGblt, nelde bnru1 ON nddbiten
SSotlitar iir tbre reieftipm Ieinter
eingefiibrt nerben:
Noble Grand, Mrs. Martha Hell
mers; Vice Grand, Mrs. Louise E.
Wild; Treasurer, Miss Myrtle
Meyer, Secretary, Mrs. b. F.
Rippstein.
Otto g6erIin mt an letten
Sonautn BON ct. 2onis aurii6gefebr'
Dcbin err ieinen @ater, gbas. @ber.
lin, begleitet batte. @r brod)te bere
icIben sitr G~r5tIiden 9~ebon6htne mad
oen 9iafomiien Soipitol, no eire
Operation an cent Gatienten pits1e-
fiibrt %ipiirfe, meIde, ipie urS Serr
Otto gberliil mittfeiIte, iebr aiiniti9
n%erlief, 10 Dob aTe In5eiden oili ei.
ne raide 9eiier,ln9 Binbateu.
Sn eirier gcriomnIulg Der
1pthior Sister, ON 2 5. Sc, pitr.
cen fiir Dos begimlatoe SSahr ole fol.
eelpoer 9cnmten erp1blt;
Mrs. Abbie Honeck, M. E. c.;
Mrs. Anna Wolf, Excel. Sr. Mrs.
Cecilia Schuch, Excel. Jr.; Mrs.
Emma Silber, M. of r. & g.; Mrs.
Augusta Koepke, Manager; Miss
Ida 0chsner, M. of F.. Mrs. Rosa
Rebsamen, Protector Mrs. Emma
Hansen, O. G..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

SGnmtIide 9ootp ser 8erru
Company, ioipie Sic inn 3ienite Der
5lubberbeiierm9s . gotumiiiion iteb.
en6en 3onpfer baben iih in ibr
8imterolartier I'M @asconabc 9e-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
GILMORE STILL IN
GRAVE CONDITION
Sheppard and White, Alleged
Assailants, Transferred
to County Jail

According to the police. the condition of
T. M. Gilmore, the marketman who was
assaulted and robbed on Red Mountain
early Sunday morning, is still very grave
Gilmore was beaten, his clothes and
shoes removed and he was left by his
assailants unconscious on the mountain
road.
Yesterday morning warrants were
sworn out against w Bailey Sheppard
and Jesse r. White, the two chauffeurs,
whom the police allege are the assailants
of Gilmore. The two boys were trans
ferred to the county jail. They are still
being held without bond on the charge of
highway robbery and assault with intent
TO murder.
Last night a telegram was received
from Philadelphia stating that Mrs. f.
Stockton of Ill Chestnut street, Colwyn,
a suburb, denied that W. Bailey Shep-
pard was her son. Sheppard informed
the police and newspaper men Sunday
afternoon In the city Jail that he was the
son of Mrs. Stockton. His friends all
state that he is from a prominent Phila-
delphia family and that he receives a
substantial allowance every month from
his people.
Both Sheppard and White yesterday
were still vehement in their protestations
of their innocence of the grave charges
against them. They repea tedly denied
that they had made any confession To
the police. The police are unwilling to
make any further statements on the case
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
JAMES HEADS THIRD
DISTRICT PYTH|ANS
FOR COMING YEAR
Officers Elected at Cardiff.
Considering Forming De-
gree Team-Meet Next
at Cullman

Steps looking to the formation of a
third district Pythian degree team were
taken up at the eighteenth semi-annual
convention of the knights of Pythias
held yesterday at Cardiff A commit
tee of five consisting of Thomas r.
Walker, chairman: H. NJ Beck. George
Hnddleston, DR.. e. w. Murphree and
Allen M. Holt was appointed to look
into the Feasibility of organizing a
team similar to the famous lola team
of Dayton, o.
The convention yesterday was sue
ccssful in every particular Practically
every lodge in the third district was
represented and the Cardiff lodge pro-
vided ample entertainment for all
Last night visiting Pythians were
guests at a banquet which brought the
convention to a close
The next district convention will be
held in Cullman next August, the exact
date to be announced later. The cleo
tlon of officers was held yesterday
with the following result: w. E.
James, Friendship No. 3S, president G.
z. DuPree, Woodlawn No. SS, first vice
president; II. f. Crawford, Birmingham
NO. 80, second vice president: b. E.
Purser, Mineral Valley No. SO, third
vice president; N. L.. Wilson, Enter
prise No. AS, fourth vice president, and
ID. f. McLendon, Ruhama No 80. sec
retary and treasurer.
report was made by the commit
tee which had in charge pages
night" The report showed that all
debts had been paid and that interest
in the order had been greatly increased
by the event. The committees report
was received with enthusiasm by the
convention and the committee was dis
charged with commendation.
The individual members of the ex-
ecutive committee presented to Mrs. III.
NJ Beck, wife of the chairman, a sill
Yer mayonnaise bowl and ladle.
The convention indorsed the Pythian
Sister movement and after transacting
considerable routine business and hear
ing several speeches adjourned to the
banquet hall, the repast ending the
convention
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
NO |NQUESTS HELD
BY CORONER SPAIN
Says He Was Too Busy Issu-
ing Death Certificates
for Victims

No Investigations were conducted by
Coroner Charles L. Spain yesterday into
the numerous killings of Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mr.. Spain was kept busy issuing
death certificates.
No; there were no inquests held to-
day into the numerous murders re-
ported Saturday night and Sunday
said the coroner last night, for the
simple reason that my secretary and
myself were kept extremely busy
issuing death and burial certificates tc
the various undertaking establishments
that the dead might be inferred. 1 ex-
pect to start working on a few inquests
in few days-that is If the saturnalia
of homicides will cease"
The cases awaiting the attention OF
Coroner Spain are the killing of Squire
McDermon, a negro, in an automobile
accident near Bessemer on Saturday
night.
Henry Lewis, a negro, killed by a
freight car, alleged to be due to negli-
gence on part of switching crew.
Jim Huckaby negro. shot and killed
at Clinton mines; alleged murderers in
county jail.
Bob Alexander, a negro. stabbed rt
death; alleged murderer at large.
Hattie Sheald, negro woman. killet
ina railroad yard while picking coal
said to have been an accident.
Harvey Trout, special agent of the
Frisco railroad, killed in fall from fas
moving train.
There are several negroes and white
men in the hospitals suffering from
wounds who are not expected to live
| The coroner complains that he is bad
| ly in need of an assistant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
Bessen1er News

Bessemer, February 9.-(Special.)-Tony
Antonio, an Italian, and his family, who
live on Sixth avenue and Twenty-sxth
street, were bitten by dog thought to
have been infected with the rabies this
morning. 1t is said there were two dogs
in the yard playing when one of them
ran at the baby, about two years of age.
and bit the child.
Tony and his oldest son ran to protect
the child and the son had both of his
hands badly chewed by the animal The
dog bit the father and every one of the
children and the child of neighbor,
making IL In all 1t then rushed into
the back yard where it killed a calf
The animal was killed and physician
called. The people were ordered to go
to the Pasteur institute in Montgomery
and left this afternoon for that place
Capt. w. f. Hanley is critically i'll with
pneumonia at his home on Dartmouth
avenue Captain Haniey is a veteran
of the civil war and is in a very feeble
condition Members of his family are
at his bedside and grave fears are felt
for his recovery
]. H. Meeks, another civil war veteran,
is suffering from a severe stroke OF
paralysis, and N. j. Sims, veteran of
the war, is suffering from a general
breakdown. Both are very old men and
have resided in this district for many
years.
Bob Bumgardner of this city has
signed contract with the Waterbury.
Conn. club of the Eastern league. Last
season Bumgardner played with the
Macon club of the South Atlantic league,
later joining Nashville, in the Southern,
and winding up the season with New
Haven of the Eastern league.
Bumgardner and Manager Falls have
not been able to reach an agreement as
to salary for several weeks but the mat
ter was finally settled and the signature
attached The Waterbury franchise is
owned by the Cleveland club and the
team will go with them to New Orleans
for spring training.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
WILL LECTURE ON
DOMESTIC SCIENCE

Mrs. W. A. johnson announces course
of 10 lectures in Modern Domestic Sci
ence at the Strickland-Green furniture
store on Second avenue and Twenty-sec-
ond street, beginning at 10 O'Clock each
morning, the lectures commencing Feb
ruary 16 Mrs. Johnson is a post-gradu-
ate of several American universities and
for the past several years she has studied
in French and German scientific centers
enjoying an international reputation as
a lecturer and author, An admission fee
will he charged. The lectures will be
given under the auspices of the Ladies'
church of Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
ODD FELLOWS MEET
AT AVONDALE TODAY
District Convention Meets at 10
O'ClOck-Grand Master Cramton
to Speak Tonight

The Odd Fellows district convention
will meet this morning at Avondale.
where the Avondale Odd Fellows will act
as hosts to the delegates to the conven-
ton The meeting will be called to order
at 10 o'clock by S. r. Batson, president
of the convention.
Grand Master Fred j. Cramton of
Montgomery will be present and make
an address. Other grand officers and
prominent members of the order will be
present and make addresses. At the even
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
NEGRO
SH00TSSTEPFATHER
Warren Hooper Fatally
Wounded by Eddie john
son, Who Escapes

Warren Hooper. a negro, was shot and
fatally wounded about 11:45 o'clock last
night. Eddie johnson, his 13-year-old
stepson, is alleged to have done the shoot
ing, which occurred at 1921 First ave-
nue..
According to police accounts of the
shooting, Hooper's wife refused to let
him come in the front door. Hooper is
alleged to have Zone to the back door
and broken 1t open when Johnson fired,
three bullets taking effect in the chest
Hooper was taken to the Hillman hos
pital In dying condition. Johnson es-
capped.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
Senate Defers Action
on Suffrage Problem

Washington, February Reconsideration
of the proposed constitutional amendment
for women suffrage was deferred again
in the Senate today. This was because
several senator's gave notice they wished
to discuss it later. large gathering of
suffrage supporters which packed the
galleries expecting to see the resolution
pass were disappointed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
John J. Banks

John j. Banks, aged rs years, died
at the residence of his son, NJ. c.
Banks, 105 Fifty-fourth street, Wood
lawn, at IL o'clock last night. The
deceased is survived by two sons. The
remains will be- sent to Cleveland,
Tenn. for interment at o'clock to-
night by the S. w. Woodin Undertake
ing company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
$1,000 FIRE BURNS
GADSDEN STABLES

Gadsden. February 10.-(SpeciaL)
Fire at l o'clock this morning burned
the Johnson sales and feed stable, To-
Gated on Broad street. Twelve mules
were lost, together with large amount
of feed, causing a loss estimated at
between $4,000 and $1,000. The Leek ho-
tel adjoins the stable and half hun
dred guests were driven from their
rooms. The building escaped damage.
Other adjoining property which is val
liable was slightly damaged from fire
and water. The origin of the fire is
unknown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
Harvey Trout

Harvey Trout, aged 25 years, the Frisco
special agent who was injured in an un-
known manner Sunday afternoon about .
o'clock at Twenty seventh street and
Fifteenth avenue. north, died yesterday
morning at IL o'clock in a local infirmary
Coroner Spain will hold an inquest into
the cause OF death. The remains of the
deceased will be sent to Gerard, Pa, this
morning for interment. Mr.. Trout is
survived by a brother.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
Deaths and Funerals
William E. Thiebes

William E. Thiebes. aged % years, for
merly a musician of Birmingham, died
Saturday in Denver after a long illness
of tuberculosis. The remains are en-
route to Birmingham accompanied by the
deceased's mother, Mrs. II. G.. Gohez
23031a Fifth avenue. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced wnen the body
is received here tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10

tions that are unsatisfactory and re-
quire correction exist at the Carlisle
Indian school, Carlisle, La, according to
the joint commission to investigate In
dian affairs which has just returned from
an inspection of the institution.
THE commission does not desire at
this time to discuss the matter at length"
said Chairman Robinson today.
Washington. February 9.-The interstate
commerce commission today denied the
report of the Wichita, Kansas, Board of
Trade that Wichita be made "a rate
breaking point" which ms that a grain
dealer could ship from there by any line
to any market regardless of the route of
the inbound movement Of grain.
As Kansas City possesses the privilege
of rate breaking Wichita held that it,
too, should have it, as about one-fourth
of the 10000 loads of grain shipped yearly
from Kansas are milled or merchandised
at Wichita.
Washington. February 9-Cleaning up
the national ca pital as one of the pro-
ceeds of President Wilson'S signing of
the Kenyon red light" bill began in
earnest today with a campaign for police
supervision of moving picture shows,
Chinese restaurants. apartment houses
and lew amusement resorts
Managers of high class cafes and amuse-
ment resorts are co-opera ting with the
police.
Washington. February "a new code
of the articles of war was passed today
by the Senate.
military detention barracks system
would be substituted for the present
prison system for offenders not sentenced
to the penitentiary.
The military prison at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, would he converted into a
central military reformatory designed to
enable offenders to earn restoration to
duty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10

ing session the secret work will be ex-
emplified and the grand master will give
his lecture illustrated by stereopticon
views. Every lodge in the county is ex-
pected to be represented at the conven-
ton and a large attendance of members
generally has been provided for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
Mrs. Sue III. Riggs

The remains of Mrs. Sue II. Riggs,
aged 80 years. who died Sunday night in
a local infirmary following s hort ill
ness, will be sent to Charleston, Tenn,
this morning for interment by Shaw &
Son. The deceased is survived by her
husband, who resides at 2l1S Fifth av-
enue, north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
Capt. James D. Isbell

News was received In Birmingham
Yesterday of the death of Capt. James
d. Isbell, aged 70 years, at his home in
Eoratio. Ark. The deceased was a Con-
fcderate veteran and formerly lived in
Sumter county. He was well known
TIN oughout the state. He Is survived
" sister. Mrs T. C. Mcdonald of 1907
Highland avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
Building Permits

The following building permits were
issued yesterday in the office of the
building inspector:
s1000-Mrs Carrie Powell, 305 Alma
avenue, Pratt City, one-story frame
b Gliding.
$6250-W. z. Bates, Fourteenth ave-
nue, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets, south, two-story brick veneer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
JUDGE ABERNETHY
COUNTY MANAGER
FOR FRANK JULIAN

Judge H. B. Abernethy has been named
as county campaign manager for Frank
N. Julian, candidate for associate rail-
road commissioner of Alabama Judge
Abernethy successfully managed Mr.
Julians campaign when he was elected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-10
Thomas III. Finnegan

Funeral services over the remains of
Thomas II. Finnegan, aged 65 years.
who died in Ketonia, will be conducted
from the private champel of Warner
& Smiley this morning. Interment will
follow in Our Lady of Sorrows ceme-
terry.