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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-09

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
WIFE OF MAN ARRESTED FOR FORGERY FOUND IN PITIABI,E CONDITION- COMMUNICATING WITH RELATIVES

Mrs. Wilson Searight stated last night that the young wife of George Henry, alias H. l.. Taylor, the young man who was arrested last week for forging checks on Judge Alvin II. Douglas, had been taken care of by Mrs. Percy Woodall. Other ladies, cooperating with Mrs Sea- right in her charitable work, it was stated, would further assist in alleviating the con dition of Mrs Henry and her babies until her relatives had been communicated with
 In my work at various times numer- ous ladies have requested that l call on them for aid" said Mrs. Searight la st night. and this l have done in the case of Mrs. George Henry.
 Fl was The Age Herald that brought the case to my attention. l went to 2512 Avenue l, the home of Mrs. Henry, and icund young woman just arising from sick bed. pale and wan. She had two babies, one just a month old. and there Was nothing to eat in the house There fore there was nothing else to do but help
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
COURTS ID RESUME WORK THIS MORNING
Will Be Officially Notified of Judge Greene's Death
 and Adjourn For Day

All the courts of the county will convene this morning as the law re- iulfes that the grand jury and other Juries be organized on a certain date Judge Fort will organize the grand Jury and the petit juries for the week in the first division of the criminal court this morning
 As the death of Judge Greene viti- ated the appointment of a temporarv Judge and creates vacancy, Judge B M Allen will not preside in the sec ohd division of the court unless a re- appointment is made by the governor All the other courts will convene for the news of Judge Greene's death will not be officially known until the courts feconvene this morning when the several judges will probably meot and take some action on his death
 It has been the custom for the courts to adjourn on the day of the funeral of judge who has died during his term of office and with the exception Of organizing the juries it Is thought this action will be carried out How ever nothing official has been given cut and all those summoned for jury duty or other service should appear at the courthouse at the appointed hour.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
NEWSPAPER CLUB MAY
 ENTERTAIN LEGISLATURE
Plan to Bring Solons Here On Special Train Show Them Over Industrial Plants and Give Them Big Gridiron Din ner at Press Club at Night-Meet Today
 to Work Out the Plans

Members of the Newspaper club plan to invite the legislature to Birmingham during the present month or during the first week in February for a banquet. There will be a meeting today of some of the active members, at which time plans for entertaining all members of the senate and house of representatives will be mapped out. While the details have not been arranged it is the ten tative plan to invite all of the senators and representative to come here some morning about 10 o'clock on a special train over the Louisville and Nashville It is hoped that arrangements may be made for the law makers to see the properties of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company and other indus trial companies here and later on at tend an informal affair at the Country club.
 At night it is planned to give the members banquet They will be in- vited to be the guests of the Birming-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
TUSCALOOSA MAN
 DROWNED IN RIVER
Rex Partin Meets a Tragic Death When Boat Is
 Overturned

Tuscaloosa, January 3--(Special. Rex Partin. well known young iner- chant of Tuscaloosa and a former stu. dent of the State university here, was drowned in the Warrior river this aft ernoon when a canoe in which he with Miss Jessie Hunter, teacher of Staf ford's school here, were riding.
 The accident occurred just north oi lock 12 and but short distance from the university. The two young people apparently had the boat well under control despite the strong current of the river when suddenly it overturned, throwing both into the water. Hiss Hunter was rescued by Lamar McCants. university student, and Miss Katrina Brown, who were In another canoe nearby. Efforts to assist Partin, how ever, were unavailing.
 At late hour tonight the body of Mir. Partin had not been recovered al- though rescue parties had searched for 1t for several hours.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
MRS. HENRY BEING CARED FOR BY MRS. SEARIGHTS FRIENDS

the poor girl. I couldn't wait and inves- tgate the merits of the case.
 Saturday morning, Mrs Percy Wood all called me on the telephone and asked If she could do anything to help out in my work l suggested that she help Mrs Henry, and Mrs Woodall promptly went to Avenue I and attended to the needs or the young woman. Monday afternoon another one of my good friends will go and help Mrs. Henry. and it can be stated that no charitable institution is taking care of her
 AS Tor the case of the young man, it IS pitiable. He undoubtedly forged tho.e checks under the strain that he was in rom the poverty-stricken plight of his tamilN. l understand that Judge Douglas is willing to overlook the matter, but the banks will prosecute unless the money tfat young Henry secured through his for geries is refunded. It Is too bad
 George Henry, or II. l.. Taylor fs he was known in Birmingham was arrested last week by Detectives Watson and Alex ander. After a day at the county iail Henry called Judge Douglas to his cell and confessed how he had stolen the blank checks and forged the signature of the former city recorder for vario,,s amounts, the total of which Is less than slVl. In his confession Henry said.
 My wife and babies were starving on my salary of s week and 1 just had Ia get some money mewhere--somehow"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
MUCH INTEREST IN
 GENERAL MEETING
Four Mentioned As Candi- dates For Presidency of
 Civic Chamber

Members of the Chamber of Con- merce are showing considerable in- terest in the general meeting of that body which is to be held tomorrow fl |. ernoon. It is the meeting at which the nominating committee Is chosen for se- iecting candidates for president and other offices during the coming year.
 This committee is made up of seven members. all of whom must be 1.eith- CT officers nor directors of the or ganization.
 While, of course. nothing is known about the names which will probably be offered for the presidency there has been more or less discussion on the subject and those most frequently men, tioned are c. B. Mccormack. Murray Brown, J. Frank Rushton and Craw ford Johnson.
 When the committee is chosen the members will decide upon the candt- dates and the formal election will be held early next month. The installa- tion of the officers elected will be con ducted late In February.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
GREAT INTEREST IN
 bOYLES ELECTION Citizens Will Determine To- day As To Incorporation
 of Town

Late developments indicate that tho election on the incorporation of the town of Boyles to be held today win be closed and every vote in the pro- posed municipality will be cast as one vote may determine the result It is stated that there are between 60 and 'o voters in the proposed town limits and that every one has been approached by the advocates of both sides of the controversy. The small number of voters by no means constitute the population or Boyies as there are many residents of that suburb who by reason of failure to pay poll tax, or to register or other disqualifications cannot participate in tho election today.
 While not stated officially 1t is sug- gested that the railroads and industrial companies who made Boyles as 1t is today possibly do not look with favor on the incorporation of the town It was announced sometime ago that the Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany moved outside of the city so that It would be insured against ever being taken into Greater Birmingham 1t is also suggested that to incorporate the town might mean the removal of tho shops from Boyles to Decatur. However. no authoritive statement has been made by the company for or against incor- poration.
 Those interested in the incorporation Of the town claim that they have q substantial majority and sufficient to carry the election beyond the question Of doubt They contend that by incor- porating the town they would be able to make needed improvements and that the town would grow thereby.
 The polls will open this morning at s o'clock and close at this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
Father Coyle Reads Part I of Pope's
 Recent Encyclical

At high mass at St. Pauls church yesterday the Rev. Father Coyle read. in lieu of a sermon, the first part of Pope Benedict XV's now famous en- cyclicaI called forth by the war. The document was addressed to cardinals. patriarchs. archbishops, bishops and other prelates, but was intended for the whole world and particularly the belligerent nations. Father Coyle pref aced the reading by saying that tho cncyclical was one of the greatest ever published--clear in analysis and sin guIarly forceful in expression. 1t was this encyclical, he suggested which had set the whole world to thinking and had resulted in England, for the first time in nearly 400 years, accredit- ing an ambassador to the Vatican.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
VON MOLTKE HEADS
 GENERAL STAFF

Berlin January 3.-tvia London. January f. 1o:59 a. m.)---Lieutenant General Count Von Moltlze has been appointed chief of the supplementary general staff, which comprises that section of the staff remaining in Der lin to attend to the various functions of interior military affairs.
 The health of the former chief of general staff has not been sufficiently restored to permit his return to field service but his physicians declare he| must have work of some kind as he has worried himself almost i'll through iIi- action. General Von Moltke has been weakened by an attack of influenza
 Infantry General Baron Manteiffel has been appointed deputy of the com manding general of the Fourteenth army corps.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
CAPTAIN SMOKED CIGARETTE AS HIS
 SHIP WENT DOWN

London. January f-Capt Arthur x Loxley of the battleship Formidable stood on the bridge smoking u cigar ette as his vessel went down in the English channel Friday according to survivors of the disaster. The captains last words, they say, were a compli- ment to the officer who was supcrln- tending the launching of boats on the seamanly manner in which the work was being done.
 Captain Loxley gave his orders as calmly as if his ship had been in har- Dor with her anchors down." said one rescued seaman.
 "'Steady mem everything Is all right. he said Keep cool and be Brit ish. There's tons of life in the old ship yet"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04

nam Newspaper club and it is believed that the law makers will accept as a whole. They will be taken over the dis trict. shown what Birmingham has and it is believed that the trip will not only be interesting to the members of the law making body, but that it will be educational as well. Governor Hen derson and Lieutenant Governor Thom- as E. kilby will both be present, as they have indicated their interest in the plan. The visit, it is believed, will. be of extreme interest not only to the members of the legislature but to this city as well.
 The entertainment which will more than likely be rendered by the press club will not be simply banquet but Will embrace new gridiron features for which the press club is 30 well known. The meeting of the members of the Newspaper club interested in the affair will be held this afternoon at the News paper club. beginning at o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
Governor's Tribute to .Judge;
 Allen Appointnert Nuljfied

montgomery January 3-(SpecalThe shocked tonight to hear of the death He the not only Jefferson entire of ward the appointment of Allen pontment disability 
 
 Greenes be law April 96 and the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
JOHN [. bURG|N IS
 CRITICALLY ILL Well-KnOwn Man Suffering With Sudden Attack of
 Pneumonia

John c. Burgin. one of the best known men in the county, Is critically i'll with pneumonia at Tallys infirmary, and friends of MT. Burgin and of the family are greatly alarmed over his condi- tion. His illness came on very sud- denly.
 MT. Burgin is a brother of Andrew Burgin, formerly sheriff of Jefferson county, and of William Burgin, who was for many years connected with the criminal courts. He was born and reared on the old Burgin home place wnich covered what is now the city of Fair field
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
RUSSIA DENIES
 PEACE PROPOSALS

Rome. January a.-Q2:s6 p. m)-The Russian ambassador to Italy was au- thcrized by the Petrograd government today categorically to deny reports that Russia had considered peace proposals.
 Russia does not think of discussing peace" the ambassador said. until her enc mics are obliged to accept conditions which her allies consider the only guar antee of lasting peace"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
EMPEROR SENDS
 NEW YEAR MESSAGE

Berlin, January 3.-(Via London, 3:15 p. m)-Replying to the New Years message of the president of the Reichstag. Herr kaf mpf, expressing the Reichstag's wish that lasting peace may follow the strug- gle which the German people entered that Germany might fulfill it's cultural mission in the world" Emperor William has sent the following:
 "Appreciating greatly the loyal and congratulatory message from the Reich stag. express my warmest gratitude and hope unto God that all the wishes of the hearts of the German people for our dear fatherland in these heavy times, with the yelled new year before us, will be granted"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
Appoints Woman to Senate

Salem, Ore, January Ex-Governor West today announced appointment of Miss Kathryn Clarke of Glendale to be state senator to fill vacancy. The attorney general has ruled that the governor had no authority to make the senatorial ap- pointment. If seated, Miss Clarke will bs the first woman to serve In the Ore gon senate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
PERSONAL

Julien Caheen. son of MT. and Mrs Ferd Caheen of Birmingham, who has been spending the holidays at home, will return today to Exeter college. New Hampshire. where he will attend school. His stay in Birmingham has been made pleasant by round of en- tertainment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
Expect Decision Today

Washington, January 3.--Many decisions are expected tomorrow when the supreme court convenes after the holiday recess. Several cases. including those involving the validity of grandfather clause legis- lation to restrict the negro vote in the southern states. have been under consid- ere ton for more than year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04
Miners to be Tried

Pueblo, Col, January 3.--Nine members of the United Mine Workers of America will be placed on trial here tomorrow charged with the killing of three mine guards and a chauffeur and the wounding of mine official. near L.aveta, col, on November s, 1913.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-04

they had five children. all of whom sur vive him. They are: Robert Knox Greene of Greensboro, Mrs. 8. F. Hobbs of Sel- ma, Samuel Earle Greene. IT,, Miss Rosa Greene and Miss Hallie Green of Bir- min rgham.
 Other relatives are his brothers and sis- ter, Paul E. Greene and Miss anie Greene of Birmingham and Dr.. Joseph Greene of Ashvilles North Carolina.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
ntut @rtn5tll
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
3nnabme bts Serbrcd)cr.
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gum Sefretdr rno Shasureiiter
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
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nit Nie0tridieBen btrs
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gnnbestrnppen Der Sitnatipn in te.
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fen iparlidl Elm.

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bab Die glnttport bes General Gar.
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puffte aus betradtet, Wterifo betref.
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iebo6 enti6ieoen peigern miro, iiber
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@arran5u Srltppen bnben iib ee.
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iiber Den &io 8ronbe, brcibig Mei-
len cberbaIb bon Brownsville, Der.
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
@arnnns npr Senfle.

ct. Soiepb. 10. Sept. Die
gieb5iid)ter ui1b Wolfereibeiiber bon
Serrien County iinb ieitens Der
9utoesbeboroen getparrt iporben,
bob inn norbli6en SeiI bes Stnates
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ipieber allfgetreten utb besbaIb Die
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bon Stiles entbedt uno tie perbreitete
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fiel
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
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niiie betrpffem.

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Sfiffe tpurten ouf Die 0rr6fnbrt
ourd ben &unol, Der ourd einen
neuen grbruti6 bIofiert lit. 43
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ideinlif ettpos lGnser o,feebnlten
perben. sluf oieien S9iffen befin-
ben ii6 1900 Toiioeiere.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
Stabl enpfGngt iein 11rteil.

Sem Oorf, 10. Sept. Der oeltt-
ihe &eierbiit @ltitap Stabl, Der be-
idtporen botte, er babe geieben, ooB
Die 2uiitonio aiif ibrer letter Sobrt
bier @ei6iise ai,f Sef nloiltiert nit
genonrlnen babe, lto oieie 9lusiogc
ipater pioerrief, lit i'm @unbesgeridt
su 1S Monoten Sudtbnus iino einer
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
&ieqeanna bera0aert.

8afbineton 10. Sept. Sc
fretGr Daniels gibt befonnt, 6ob Der
&iel au bem S9lodtidiffe California
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in BbiIobelpbia seleet iperoen Mrs.
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gen io1en
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
Strahenbabnitrife beiselest.

9l1bonp, 10. Sept. Der Strife
ON Der Strabenbobrt, Der bier unb IN
Der llmgebung ben @erfebr ponig
labmgelegt botte, iit beieelest NOR.
ben. Die itreitigen Bunfte ioI1en
bur6 ein neutrality-suspicious.
am I. Sftober erlebiet rperoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
9lui @erbadt in Saft.

Gotpogiue, Wti6., 10. Sept.
Ser 35 SSobre alte 8inian Crane
miro bonn S6eriff in llnteril,dungs.
bnft gebolten in @erbinoung NIT benz
5obe ieines Sdniegerpaters, Sqltire
Collier. Der S9eriff tpia ernittelt
buben, bab es 5tpii9elt ben beiben
@t1nnern peeen Srou Crane 5ii ern-
itcn Sfpierigfeiten eefommen lei,
nod neI9en Crane gum S9eriff ge-
goitgen lei uno linn rtitgeteilt babe,
oab Collier 6es 8eiitanoes beoiirfe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
Gnftid)iffer ertrmnfem.

Better ( o n, Sa., 10. Sept. Ser
% Sabre olte 9fopnono 2apion, Elm
2uftidiffer bon @isconiin, ertratf
bier, ols er nit ieinem Sanid)irm ins
Waiier fiel. Gr mar nit eiitem SeiB-
luftboaon gelegentlid) elmer Sarmer-
foir oiifgeitiegen, pertpidelte iifl IN
ben Sdusapparot iutb fonnte ni6t
gerettet fperoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-10
yenermari6Glle gum Sunpent Der.
inmmelt.

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n1oti66lle, benen i'm 9orloe Die 9fe.
busierline Der 8eripiiititng 6ur6
grdrbe obliegt, iinb bier 5u ibrem
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ner slnipro6e betonte Woribna
gennett pon SSninois, bnb Die &irloer
in ben Sdulen iti1tertpieien tDeroen
ioIlten, tpie lie erfolgrei9 Die Jeuers-
gefabr perbiiten fonnen. I