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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11

sition previously. he bent over, and asked
District Attorney Green if he wsS ever in
the saloon business. When District At
tornev Green asked hun as Ia his helng
intoxicated or sober when he testified be
fore the grand jury. Aceho replied that he
did not know. and then stated that he had
been drunk for the last three years
"Are YOU sober now!" he was asked.
"Yes. Sobered mp few days ago, be
cause | understood this was particular
court" He was asked who told him. aud he
said he read it IN the newspapers
"Then this Is not the kind of court you
have been accustomed tot" said Attorney
Green.
"Oh, no. | never got IN court, except
to walk up to the Judge and plead guilty"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
GERMAN
NOTE COVERS
0RDUNA CASE
'Ey Associated FreEE.l

Washington. y. g.. Sept 1.-THE note
delivered a. the German amba ssador from
Berlin yesterday. which was believed a
supplement to the Arabic note. 1t now de
velops was based on tbs attempt to sink
the steamer Orduna. which was barely
missed by torpedo on July 9 The Or
duna was passenger vessel. among whom
bound. Circles close to the German en-
ba@sy say facts viii be presented to Jus
tiy the action oi the submarine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
HIGH OFFICERS
IN VILLA ARMY
WE'RE EXECUTED
CONF IRMATI0N Is RECEIVED IN SAN
ANTONIO OF KILLING OF
vILliSTk LEADERS.
VILLA SAID TO HAVE FORCED THEM
TO MAKE WILLS, LEAVING HIM
THEIR PROPERTY

San Antonio. Texas. Sept 11.-Con-
tirmailon Of the execution by General
Francisco Villa ot three Of his high Of
heerS was contained in a letter received
here today by the widow of one of the VIC
TINS The letter says that Villa forced the
three to make wills bequeathlng all their
property to hlm One was the state treas
urer of Chihuahua. and another was an
eX X-governoT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
Villa Command AT
Las Vacas Changes
Now Carrancista

Del Rio. Texas. Sept l1.-General
Silva last nlehtt led from hi Villa
command at La- Naca-. across the
Rio Grande from here. and today ~
was lnterned. Friday he sentenced
mutlnouS colonel to death. but the
troops supported the under officer who
declared for Carranza There are
about 100 men M the garrison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
Former Mayors Assets SI2.
Especial - The Herald }

Milwaukee. Wis. sept 1l-Eichteen
dollars was realized on assets srhed-
uled at $36i0o by David = Rose. who
was five times mayor of Milwaukee when
he filed a petition in bankruptcy in the
I. : Court. The case will be finally dis
charged today. Rose scheduled his liabil-
tiles At $37 ,533-33- The furnishings Of
his Office are exempt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
WAR GOVERNOR
RHODE ISLAND
PASSED AWAY

Paris. Sept William Sprague.
famous war governor Of Rhode Island. and
twice United States senator. died at his
home here today. aged 81. The body will
be- taken 10 Rhode Island for burial
Al the outbreak If the war Sprague
turned his apartment. IN fashionable
Paris street. into hospital for the wound
ed of all nations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
EARNINGS FROM
PASSENGERS IN
YEAR DECREASE
tiSy Associated press.l

AUSTIN. TeXas. Sept. 1l-Passenger
earnings Of Texas railroads decrea~
S3.613 GGl during the fiscal year en- ed
June 30. 1919. according to a report i-
sued by the Texas Railroad Commission.
The total passenger earnings during
this period was S29.550.0SS. the report
shows. The decrease rs attributed ia
war conditions. Despite this decrease
IN passenger earnings, the net income
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
ELECTION TR|ALSSTR|KE SNAG:
COURT cRECESSES TO MONDAY;
EVIDENCE MAY BE IN TUESDAY
(By A. p. Cooke.)

CORPUS CHRISTI Texas Proceedings the federal
f. . in n
i toka lit
in
a q and for ecourr
cessed morning
grand m igatng DuvaIo I'm Monday
when will :
in Ibe
a is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf states and the Magic
Valley i issued by the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans.
Fair tonight aud sunday; moderate
northeast winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
CRUDE OIL Is
40 CENTS UP
IN OKLAHOMA

Tulsa. Okla. sept il.-An increase
of five per cent III the price of crude oil
today brings the price M 10 eighty cents
barrel. an advance of forty cents since
August y Great activity m the oil fields
in the Mid Continent is predicted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
NAON MAY RUN
FOR PRESIDENCY
OF ARGENTINA

Washington. y C.. Sept II 1-Romulo
$ Naon. ambassador to the United States
from Argentina may become a candidate
for the presidency. according 70 an an
nouucgment made bv his friends here to-
day The diplomat will soon leave Tor n
visit to hi- home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
NAVAL CADETS
INCREASE WILL.
BE PROPOSED

Washington, ID. G.. Sept. 1l.-Secretary
of Navy Daniels will recommend an in
crease of the naval cadets 10 a capacity
which means 800 more, or 1900 IN all.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
gen. CARRANzA RECEIVES REPORT ON
SITUATION AND NOTIFIES GENERALS
ON BORDER TO Be CAREFUL


be
N
United States BY
considered
informed both
andG
o the rwin ~ and
huld they VIII be called
the border has or
SAID to have found
the o and
4 IVY tIe
md fromN
70 u y Aa-.+r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
German Sub Sinks a Steamer

London. Sept. 1.-THE steamer y,'I,
de Mostaganem has been sunk by Co..
man submarine in the Mediterrarr,a
sea. saws dispatch % Paris from -.
lscrS. Sixteen members Of the c-c--
three Of whom were wounded, were pick
led up.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
DISTRICT IS CUT
INTO FOUR, MAJOR
HAY ANNOUNCED
ENTIRE PATROL DISTRICT WILL
BE IN COMMAND or col. A.P.
BLOCKSOM AT FORT BROWN
PLAN FOR GENERAL PATROL or THE
RIVER is ANNOUNCED AFTER
TRIP OVER DISTRICT.

Following his trip of inspection along
the river between the coast and Fort
Ringgold Major W. H. Hay. chief Of
staff a. General Frederick Funston and
General FunSton'S personal representa-
tive while in the Valley. at san Antonio
gave out statement announcing that
the Br .wnSyilc district ms heon .rt 'r
10 foYr y 't l.t.- I.In4.I
N ..IrrA-.u th HU
be ia cuAI4..h. Wy. t... eA
with headquarters. 50 far a. now known
at Fort Brown and viii direct personal
" the work of the Brownsville sub-dis
trr-t
The Fort Emegold sub division viii
w. III command ~ VI Iior Jesse McICar
ter. who will have four troops of caval
~ instead of the two heretofore increaS
cd hv the arriva lof the Sixth Captain
Frank r. McCnv at Mission also will
Ecrit0havc four troops in his comWlnd
instead ~ trc rwi previously Nv ~
charge. while NJ San Benito Major FL
ward Anderson viii receive two more
troops To add 10 the four m,w IN his com
mand
Col Biz ksom viii have twenty four
troops NJ clvalrv under HIM these IN
ing the entire Sixth reaiment. eight
troops of the Third Cavalry. and four
troops Cf the Twelfth cavalry. The four
teen troops assigned to duty i'm the Mis-
sion san Renito aud FIT Rinegold sub
divisions will leave ten tronns Of these
six viii hc h"lI IN reserve m Harliugpn
and the othcr1our will hc on patrol du-
~. with hcndGuarterS at the same place
81 far a- known here the status Of tho
Fourth infantry four troops of the Th'r1
onvalrv and other forces now IL For
Brown D. not changed. and they viii remair
IN Brown vile until further orders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11

Reyrosa garrison re
tn Teya== " the line reported place
fromSa " trortd ~
thirty mlc of the Twenty infantry and
All are all
precautions taken by military pro-
tectth people XII the outlying ranches
Reported Killed
Buard TIarmgen
report supposed bandits had killed
north BaIad a
~
a Two (,
in the neghbhd hey
and nothing them The soldiers returned
without having encountered trouble
Mere Troops for San Benil0
family spread b the people Bnto, made through
S4 Benr Yesterday asking that additional i
y granted, cavalry despatched there
and furnish soldiers patrol
Bandits
m bandits
have IHdalgo
raj days These bandits the ranch hands
they would do threatened Kill
selected
to
a
know reported the Young ranch has been moleed
1000 Flee 10 Mexico
About thousand Maxn II estimated
seek what believe be
their These include who born the American side
have become dual the found. the antbandt
bandit who
the days have killed
detachment Mercedes By The
of residents that little place ebaneh line the roir
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
Local. Weather Observations.

The following local weather ohser
vations, covering the 24-hour period
ending at Z a. m today, are furnished
bv the United States weather station,
Fort Brown:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
Mere Troops for San BenIlo.

From Colonel Bulard'> headquarters It was
constantly spread out. 4 request bv the people
committee Of san Benito citizens Yesterday. aSk
to San Benito. was granted and more cavalry
The appeal Of the San Bentans was backed up ~
'aton costs, and to furnish housing for the soldier
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-11
Two Reported Killed

No Information had beer
.of q report that two MeXlcans
Delhna. north of McAllen.
received that the telephone I'M
of soldiers M automobiles weI
found the telephone line dowr
ed down BY COWS. a habit the
three strange MeXlcans were
offensive and nothing was doI
without having encountered wv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

CORPUS christi Tho tlrsncst and
hralihteHt Fput in rrNnn Tho ideal
place for homo
There IN uo ensier way Co make
money than Co SAW h.
rhore b. nn better wnY o. sttc mooney
than tN investing it iu Real rantos
hnN r. hom" nua "a Dos but Tor "a spre
niation We will mnhc aud save YOU
money
BARGAIN South muff cioso to
broadway emo for homg lois uearh,
sfid f0r $4,000 $40 ihis rlaer De- Tor
ssir 81 500 90 nce thf fer siorula
tom its wufth twirc the price
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

For Reuf Apartments N ofsena bidl.
htffaNfifU furnished combustion iiN.
iuf ana Fifrp'ua runm
ThnruughiY pftflq.ra bathroom with
rar waiar heatnr Ctfhfs cluatf
kltfhtn efulrffH win Vne rlrgr
Sinh fffnFefafaf tifUnrn ealdnof
rlHiffu water brought tu fopm. Gar.
hage removed 4sHitR Wleahs apart
mfnfe Thoroughly ffcft W.fk
LARGE nanisntd raffptinu haii
Front aud nffh 4oschps Trunk retrfu
isqffyfhiur fltnIfhed tRorpt HaH
rsDhinE ufenaIla and hnou
Prices feiae. fls 900 aul $50 90
Won further particulars enquire te1
Chauauai. fatt
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Wanted.

WANTED Roner sos iosA b q. ~
$50. 800
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open fiat rate per incA. per column
side. 25r.
Same Sundays.
standing display advertisements
Open rate per inch per month. 81. 90.
Soaaing Notiess
Pure fratirE matter each Insertion
Der line. zoe.
LocalH per line. each insertion. lie
Contracts for lArgo amounts - al
'rrtising space ON application ~ this
offico
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

FoR sff.F small WhoifFaio business
gsYinr tlsQeo pef punfh above aH ot-
lrenfc 80 rumrofion Golf Coast
Country seeing % hsliesing Let Sol
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

ENCHANGE fife nrron fine band be-
cultivation South Bluff mar Alta Vlsts
Hnfel worth A. SOC fD exchange ~
small wnli inrsifd lsauHa lu cnrpnt
- equal ala, a W. Cunningham Il
Co. az starr Street f0s0'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02
For Sale or Trade.

Fph SALE eH TRADE usht acre
fsfm. oiln mlie fr,an eity Hmffr fronts
NuoocH N1y az fuiiifatfd -four fnan
louae 81 coo ypu nay 1900 each f,at
fNo and hsf ycafa. % b. worth
double fho nuHcy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

tflN SALE a bareatn. D. q Case
Tacii0n Eneinc no D. D.. Carr
ssgott Tfaeiisa fnFtne $50 h o. q
cans plowa cseh hatink Naura uf
nfr disCs oach 81 iht Cans Z q
tnfe be- thl waiter Naesa 40 lhis
.aufi H. in eptsi c.udliian YOU cam
hAY this "ufut at aeur own neurts
tnr am ruinr o. ren d. Write ui
phone Cleo " nalv. roft Nansas
TEXAS 1879
tDk SALE rcn fo,u gountrf and tauh
rhoar ga Auusmn So
tnk SAt.E Furniture Boz store r,.rtn
~ Masonic rewrig s rai class and
iiko Sew -usfd only . manths rucrs
Asry iaN tall snd soe $40
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

tfk sALE for oni,s sale Improved
prprfrty ia,yinE iss net ga sl s0n 90
Take fsaN0p. nuef rond mtu uuun
saturday nnX or rhunc aNg $500
make d specially ~ low Interests.
az ur farm property as ryruiltN on
leans NnucY furnished g. bay or
Improve. Address saliilAy. blS Water
street ggs
FOR SALE AZ hareain. H. lots in
iintk D. SeFrrHt addition slsee ae
teooeo casn itaiaucc Co. suit 10 o pct
teui Interest ChaA sto,au. Twins
rcNaa af1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09
ATLANTA WANTS
 ID BE ON RIVER
Engineers and Others Take Up Project of Making the
 ChattahOOche Navigable

Atlanta, October s.-(Special. )-Gov- ernment engineers. Georgia congress- men and number of prominent rep resentatives from all parts of the state arrived in Atlanta this morning for a statewide meeting relative to formu- lating plans for the opening of the Chattahoochee river as far as Atlanta for year around navigation.
 Committee meetings were held dur ing the day, dealing with proposed freight rates and their benefit to At lanta shippers, in the event that plans are materialized for making the Chat tahoochee nayigable. Among the inn portant personages interested in the Chattahoochee navigation project are. Maj. Erie I. Brown, Percival M Churchill. United States engineer; Sen ator Hoke Smith, Congressman W. c. Adamson, author of the bill for the Chattahoochee survey. and Congress ma William Schley Howard
 An elaborate luncheon was rendered the visitors at the Capitol City club this evening. after which a meeting was held of representatives of the va rious civic and public bodies of the state to determine sentiment regarding the project
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09
NOTHING IN WORLD
 LIKE WTAL|TAS Nine Out of Every Ten Peo- pie May Be Benefited by Earth Product

Many scientific theories have been ad- |anced about Vitalitas. In the last two 'ears tests in thousands of cases have |roven beyond question it's wonderful flerapeutic value in the treatment of in- dious ills. In fact, the assertion is made pat nine out of every 10 people may be |elped by the use of Vitalitas This is
 Hsed upon the scientific claim that three Purths of human ills are traceable to lack of mineral elements in the sys- fm such leads to improverishment of |lood bones. nerves and tissues generally. Foods today do not give the mineral punishment they did a generation ago. lur patent floors have only a trace of |le mineral parts that whole wheat has:
 F Ehned sugar is almost robbed of mineral |alue' polished rice loses nearly it's entire |lineral nutriment and so with the re- ming processes of foods in general The fsult is mineral starvation in the sys- fm. This. in a measure, explains why italltas is so quickly responsive as a Pnic and corrective. 1t contains mineral |ements that are essential to life and |ealth. Indigestion, nervous debility, bill Pusness, constipation and malnutrition |enerally result from mineral starvation. Pecaying of teeth Is a minor symptom. |italitas Is natural way of restoring |1gor. Thousands of sufferers of chronic Ills are daily finding new health in it. It Fill do you more good than anything you
 lave ever taken. For sale by Averyt's
 rug store, 109-11 Twentieth street; also Pegram-Patton Drug Co.,, Bessemer. EAdv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09
ANNISTON
Regarding Auto License
 Tags-Judge Green Renominated

Anniston, October S.-As result of tho order of Chairman Sims of the state board of equalization that al- though the automobile license tags will not be ready for delivery before December l, all automobile owners who have not paid their license by November 1, will be delinquent. a con- troversy has arisen between Mir. Sims and Probate Judge John Crook of this county.
 Word of MT. Sims order reached here this morning and immediately Judge Crook "got hot under the collar"
 Judge Crook has been besieged dur ing the past few days. with auto own CTS who want to get their license tags, but each one has been turned down with the instructions to call later, when the tags are received for distribu- tion.
 That home product will be used wherever possible in the construction of the new Pine Street School building. work on which will be begun as soon as the plans are complete, was the statement made this morning by A. l.. Tyler president of the board of edu- cation, Tn Ann1Ston. MT. TylerS state ment followed a request from a number of citizens that local workmen be used in the construction of the new school.
 At private caucus of the city coun- ell held last night in the city hall building, Judge ]. F. Green, city re- corder, was renominated for another year. He will be elected to the office at the regular council meeting Thurs day night. Four ballots were neces- sary to elect Judge Green, the last bal lot being for Green and for Thomas Harris, a young attorney of this city. Lamar Jeffers, former councilman. who resigned his offices "a few weeks ago. to make the race for recorder. and who was thought to be the strongest candidate, lost all his strength after the first two ballots, when his back CTS Topped to Green and Harris.
 Lon Phillips, chief of police, was also renominated for another year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09
HUNTSVILLE

Huntsville October S.-(Special) Plans are being made for the entertain ment of the Jackson highway scouts who are expected here in a week or 10 days. The automobile and good roads club has appointed a committee on entertainment and liberal sum has been subscribed by the business and professional men for the entertainment of the visitors.
 Ben P. Hunt, former editor of the Mercury Banner has been notified of his appointment as chairman of the tax equalization board of Madison county.
 The annual commencement of the Madison County High school was held in the Elks' theatre this morning. The commencement address was delivered by Miss Mary Moore. president of the Athens Female college.
 Cards have been received here an nouncing the approaching marriage of Miss Margaret Weller Armstrong. daughter of Robert s. Armstrong of Atlanta. and MT Milton B. Merits of this city. The marriage will be sol emnized Wednesday evening, october 20, at the home of the bride in At lanta.
 The members of Virginia Clay Clop- ton chapter. Daughters of the Con- federacy, held their first meeting since the death of Mrs. Virginia Clay Clop- ton, their honorary life president. yes- terday at the home of Miss Edna Rodg- ers and many letters of sympathy were read from all parts of Alabama. Mrs. A. w. Newson addressed the chapter urging renewed interest in the work that Mrs. Clopton loved so well. The chapter has arranged a programme of social affairs that will keep the mem bership quite busy during the winter months.
 Agnilla c. Brazleton, a well knoyn Confederatp veteran of this county, passed away while asleep at his home in the country Monday He was 80 years old and for more than 50 years had been a Mason. He was a member of the Fourth Alabama cavalry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09
OUR JITNEY oFFER-Tn,. x,

DON'T MISS THIS, Cut out this slip. enclose with bc and mail 1t to Foley a Co.,. Chicago. H.. writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs. colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills. for pain in sides and back. rheu- matism. backache. kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic. for constipation. biliousness headache and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09

The Age-Herald has received the following additional lists of delegates named to the Alabama Good Roads association which will hold its conven- ton in Birmingham, October II, 12 and 13;
 By F. P. Goodwin. judge of probate of Fayette county: R. A. Hinson, II. B. Propst, r. c. Mcconnell, A J. Wright, F. A. Thompson, H. J. Mitchell. Fay cite; s. B. Atkinson. Winfield; Thomas H. Robertson, Fayette; Pervy Webster, Winfield Dr. W. O. Collins, J. c. Shep- herd, Berry; R. s. Smith, Bankston; Dr. J. S Hollis, Covin; Frank Baccus, Glen Allen; J. T. Chambliss. Fayette.
 By J. P. Stewart, mayor of Attalla A. l.. DuPre, George P. Walker. w. r. Stowers, Lamar Smith. W. l.. Root, H. B. Copeland, J. D. Burkhalter.
 By D. B. Robertson, president Tus- caloosa commissioners: pr. w. M. Faulk. w. H. Nicol, R. E. Rodes, & F.. Alston, c. B. Werner. Frank Fitts, J. T. Horn. Capt H. P. Walker. J. c. Per sons, F. c. Blair, Frank S. Moody, D. L. Rosenau, Fred c. Stickney, Tuscaloosa; |; T. w. Christian, Northport; A. P. Pat ton, Ralph.
 By G. w. Weatherly. mayor of AL bertville: James Campbell, Hogan Jackson. Jake B. Brown. J. B. Roberts, W. P. Goodwin, l. E. Hubbard. Thomas k. Orr, Albertville; c. B. IT. Miller, Boaz; J. ". Brown. John T. Graden, w. D. Claybrooke, W. R. Clayton, R. R. Riggs. T. B. McNaron, sam Strickland, Albertville
 By John r. Kelton, probate judge Blount county: N. A. Waldrop, Oneonta; w. M. Nunn, Bangor, R. F. D. No. :; ; Jesse Phillips. Blountsville; J. B. Stephens. Oneonta. R. F. D. No 1 D. F. Tidwell, Cleveland, R. F. D. No. 1; T. F. Sinclair. Blount Springs; Paul Graves. Bangor; l.. P. Warren, Blounts- vile; T. M. Brown, Blountsville: w. w. Hendricks, Blountsvlle. R. F. D. No 1; James H. Deal, Brooksville; J. c. Brit tain. Summit; l.. W. Ellison, J. D. Moses, Oneonta, R. F. D. No. 3; John K. Wilson. Oneonta. R. r. D. No. 4; Marshall Pass, Cleveland; G. P Self. Adville; o. A. Steele, F. G. Stephens, Oneonta; John F. Hallmark, Remlap; J. H. Moore, Blountsville, R. F. D. No. 3; E. Tidwell, Cleveland; W. T. Rains, Blountsville; George T. Posey, Village Springs; w. M Hagood, Oneonta
 By Virgil Bouldin, president Jackson County Good Roads association: C. l.. Cargile, Stevenson c. M Higginboth- am, Packler: C. w. Green, Bridgeport; J. B. Hackworth. R. s. Skelton, L. F.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09
MORE DELEGATES NAMED
 FOR GOOD ROADS MEET

Brown, M. l.. Tucker, John F. Proctor. Scottsboro; I. F. Sanders, Fackler; D. E. Barclay. G. P. Bouldin, Paint Rock J. P Cunningham, Hollytree; John E. Chandler, Woodville; T. E. Morgan, Langston; E. R. smith. Section.
 By A. & Preston, mayor of Jasper: T. l.. Long, l.. R. Musgrove, J. w. Shep- herd, J. R. Kilgore. J. II. Bankhead, Jr.. J. H. Cranford, r. A. Merrill, T. B. Dilworth, J. O. Long, c. W. Stubble- field, J, B. Shields, D. NJ. Hester, R. O. Cranford, R. H. Palmer and C. V Rainey.
 By Amand r. Smith, probate judge Greene county: John w. Cook, Samuel M. Spencer, Frank J. Inge. Eutaw: John D. Glover. Forkland: George H David Tishabee; ]. Y. McLemore, Lizzieville: : P. H.. Sumner. A. R. Demoyile, Boli- gee; r. D. Parham, Mt. Hebron; ]. IT. Sterling, Clinton W. T. Horton, Point Ridge Irwin Eatman, Ormon Cork Mantua: IT. O. Cosa, T. E Chambers Union; V. c. Miller. J. M May, Knox ville W. C. Goss. J. s. R. Broadnax Eutaw; l.. H. Montgomery, T. R. Leav- ell West Greene.
 By c. W. Green, mayor of Garden City; Ed Kretzschmar D. Fannim, Lem Jenkins, Ed q. Fannin, c. W. Shauer, J. D. McAnnally
 By J. c. Kumpe. probate judge Law renee county: J. F. Gibson. F. T. Nicely,