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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16
FINAL REPORTS ON
 CAMPAIGN WILL BE
 HEARD ON TUESDAY
Chamber of Commerce Ex- poets at Least 1900 New Members to Be Report
 ed Next Tuesday

At the meeting and smoker to be held Tuesday night, November 23 by the Cham Der of Commerce, in addition to receiv- ing the final reports of the new member campaign committee, it is stated that a new Chamber of Commerce for Birming- ham will be effected and new consti- tuition and bylaws adopted. The neW plan makes material changes in the present organization and proposes to put the or ganization on better business basis.
 In the meantime the work of securing new members is still going on and new members are being reported daily. h. dicatons point to membership of at least 15O0 Thursday and Friday of this week are designated as cleanup days when the campaign committees will make their final canvass and see those who were not approached during the four days campaign. At the close of the campaign a full list of the membership will be published.
 At the meeting next Tuesday the new Chamber of Commerce for Birmingham m will be discussed and acted upon. Ac- tion will be taken on the applications for membership and the new plans put into effect The business management under the new plan will be- as in the past, un- der the supervision of the board of di- rectors, consisting of IS members in- stead of 50 or 60 as at present.
 The working machinery will be laid out in accordance with the most mod ern standards of commercial organiza- tion practiced. The entire membership Is the organization. There are to be two divisions and every member serves on both divisions. These divisions are bu- reaus and the business council. Six bu- reaus are provided for namely: Civic, mercantile, industrial, agricultural, traf- fife and transportation, convention and publicity Every member will be asked
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16
Better Cake and Biscuits

Tn all receipts calling for baking powder, use Royal Baking Powder. Better and finer food will be the result, and you will safeguard it against possible dangerous compound.
 Look out for adul terated bak- . ing powders. Do not permit them to come into your house under any consideration. They may add an injurious subs tance to your food. destroying in part it's digesti- bi1ity. Doctors will tell you this and it is inquest enable.
 Housewives are somet ines led to use inferior baking powders because of deceptive foaming or boiling tests or apparent lower cost, but there is very little difference in practical use, about one cent for whole cake or pan of biscui ts--a mere trifle when you cons ider the vast diff ference in heal thfu1ness in favor of food made with Royal Baking Powder.
 ROYAL BAKING PONDER co.
 New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16

checked up are: Scudder Ryall, Isadore Shapiro. J. B. Wood, w. H. Barnard, c. w. Austin, James H. McCary, J. D. Truss. Glover Moore and Roy E, Per kinS.
 Judge Stiles states that all the peti- tions will be checked up by the latter part of the week and if found qualified tho names of the above gentlemen will be on the official ballot.
 As the election is only three weeks off, the interest from now on will be mere pronounced, as it is now definitely known how many candidates will be in the field. as in all probability all the 14 candidates who have filed their petitions will qualify.
 The friends of the several candidates have been active for some time, but with the close of the entries the race will probably be more acute and the campaign will be more in evidence than in the past several weeks. Sure winner" claimants are already in evidence and indications point to a lively campaign during the next three weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16
SYNOD MEETS TONIGHT Number of Local Presbyterians to Go
 to Centreville Today

large number of Birmingham pas tors and laymen will leave here this morning at 10:55 for Centreville to attend the three days session of the Alabama synod of the Southern Pres byterian church. which convenes there tonight at 80 o'clock. Dr. J. A. Bryan, retiring moderator. will deliver the sermon tonight.
 It is stated locally that an ad- journed meeting. of the North Ala bama presbytery will be held during the recess periods of the meeting o1 the synod, although it is not believed the case of Dr. Henry M. Edmondf again will be brought Slp for recon. alteration.
 The sessions of the synod will con tinue through Thursday night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16
DEMONSTRATION OF
 RANGES THIS WEEK
Cole Manufacturing Co. Representa- tive Will Be at Rhodes-CarrOll
 Furniture Co. All Week

F. 0. Howle, special factory repre- sentative from the Cole Manufacturing company, Is conducting demonstrations this week of the Cole heaters and ranges at the Rhodes-Carrol Furni- ture company. 2217 Second avenue.
 Free refreshments, such as coffee and hot biscuits, cooked in the Cole ranges, are served daily.
 Considerable interest in manifest ed in the three grand prizes to be given away during this week for the three best letters on why It Pays House keepers to Use Coles Celebrated Ranges and Heaters"
 The prizes are: Cole high oven range. Cole hot blast heater and 22-piece set of aluminium ware.
 Several types of ranges. including Coles combination coal and gas range and Coles hot blast heaters, are on display.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16
Real Estate Transfers

he following real estate transfers re recorded in the probate court terday.
 27 7,500-Robert Jemison to Mrs. Liz
 K Wilcox. part of lots IS and 20, block S4. 10sO-A. P. Streight to R. A. Ri- re, lot 3 in block f.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage. licenses were issued at the clerks office of the pro- bate court yesterday:
 Sam M. Carrubo, Colemont. and Miss Sussie Diracle.
 J. M. Russell and Miss Edna Faur- shoe.
 Joseph Johnson and Miss Lucille Jackson. w T. Grany and Miss Edna Lytle.
 P. K. Freeman and Miss Inez Me haffey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16
TODAY'S EVENTS

'uneral services for James w. Howard
 10 o'clock from the residence, 27l2 |e avenue.
 birmingham branch of the International sociation of Display Men meets at s lock at the Chamber of Commerce. ftyS commission meets at o'clock. Id club luncheon at 1 o'clock at the Imingham Newspaper club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16

f Down at the Permanent Exhibit buiId- ing there is going to be pure food and Birmingham product show, 1t will be in-
 teresting, unique and attractive. Booths are arranged along the walls of the third floor of the building, which is spacious
 and accommodates large crowds. In these booths will be the things made in Bir-
 mingham for cooking purposes and all other commodities made in this city that have direct relation to the home. The churches of the city. beginning With St Mary's, are to serve dinners in this att tractive place, and use in the preparation of these dinners, everywhere possible, the Birmingham products. To each visitor will be given souvenier package of some product Later each club in
 meeting in the Pure Food and Birming-
 ham Product hall, and after the meeting a luncheon will be served in which home
 products will be used.
 Cooking classes will be held at the hall for girls of school age, free of charge and showing the use of these products in the making of wholesome plain dishes
 suitable for families of small means These lessons will be given by Birming- ham women known to be fine housekeer- CTS and cooks
 Mrs J R. Reid with the cooperation of
 The Age-Herald, who are offering the Birmingham factories weekly advertise
 ments and q booth in the hall for a very nominal amount.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16

to designate the bureau in which he pre- fers to serve and will be assigned to that bureau Each bureau will be gov erned by one of the vice presidents.
 The business is composed of groups or divisions members of the several pro- fessions callings and trades will be as- signed to u division of members of the same calling. That is, all the shoe deal ers for instance, will be assigned to one division, all the physicians to one div- sion and so on throughout the entire membership, Each of these divisions will elect three representatives and these rep iesentatives will constitute the business council.
 The business council is body for dis cussing and deliberating upon''an sugges- tions that may come to the attention Of the chamber. It is. in fact. an initiative and referendum body in the true sense of the terms.
 Every business and profession is rep- resented by separate division of the business council. For instance, the law yers are in one group. druggists in an- other. shoe dealers, physicians. railroad men, real estate operators, etc.. are classed in their several subdivisions.
 Every division then elects two repre- sertatives who shall represent that di- vision in the business council.
 At the weekly or bi-weeky meetings of the council all members of the cham Der may attend. but the representatives of each division pledge themselves by their acceptance of election to regular attendance All members of the cham Der may take part in the deliberations of the council but only their representa- lives may vote.
 Consequently the public opinion of the body represents every interest of the city and cannot be overbalanced by the vote of one interest having a special concern in the question before the coun- cil
 The business council will act as clear ing house for all ideas and matters re- lating to the work of the organization. It is an initiative and referendum body. which will relieve the board of directors of the necessity of inaugurating and car rying through such work as may come before the chamber. The council will CO., operate with the board of directors in forwarding the plans of the organization.
 Final authority for action remains with the board of directors.
 But the responsibility for the general success and activity of the chamber and the opportunity for active service devolves upon the business council, and conse- quently upon the whole membership
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16

The Protective Life Insurance company, u conservative company from the begin ming, a Birmingham organized and con trolled institution, is offering it's new and up-to-date policies from It's new home of flee building, on First avenue-in com petition with all companies-to the for ward moving citizens of Birmingham The way to buy Birmingham products is to talk about buying them and then to do it. Phone Main 4065 and we will send either Mr. E P. Bean, MT. F. w. Bran don or Mg. Oscar Turner our city repre- sentatives. to see you.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16
At The Theatres

t the I.yric-Keith vaudeville. Mati-
 at 2:Se p. m; evening at 7:So and m.
 t the Bijou-Jack Morgan players in le Deep Purp1e'' Matinee at 2:S0 ock; evening at S:30 o'clock. { the Orpheum-"N cath the Shadow of
 Pyramid Matinees at p. m; even S at 7:45 and p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-16
At The Photoplay Houses

It the Strand-"Stolen Magic" with 'ymond Hitchcock, and "A Favorite
 pl,' with Eddie Foy.
 1t the Trianon-'The Man Who Could Beat God" with Maurice Costello. It Odeon Two-"The Pitfall," with Ma h Sais.
 It the Princess-"The Diamond From Sky,' with Irving Cummings. It the Odeon One-'The Substitute hister."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09

East End Game To-day.
The Church Hill Athletic Club foot
ball team will play the Chimborazos
this afternoon on Chimborazo Park at
O'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09

preaching and Banking the park this
3;i"rno"n It was At considcrsbl c jam
The spectators sustained II severe
hI"W. Th" rain allaycd tn" foyer over
The hIst game to sucu AN extent that
81 seats We're being sold hy specs
Just before the game at 81 each
Buildings and dwellings cncroached
upon the ball yard so that il is pos
Sibi, 10 gct Il view Of a game inside
i"om the roofs. Beyond the center
i.ld fence rises u huge auto assembling
plant. ana the windows of the build
inr were damned with spectators this
afternoon Flags aud bunting were
hung on the outer walls. givin: pa
triotic touch 10 the occasion
Mrs. baker starts Game.
When the fhillics came out for prac-
''tc: IN their spicl and span white
uniforms with black stockings. a yell
Mcn' up from the most distant seats
l"SSIe began from the Boston crowd
wn'" tn" S"N appeared in their dingy
grey travelling uniforms with scavlc;
bands eECirc!ing the stockings An
army OF photographers invaded the
hcid and Photographed everything and
everybody including the four umpres
III group.
Charley Rtgler. the fat umpire from
the National League, worked in right
today. with Hilly Evans, the deb
omar ScSticuIator from the American,
IN I"It There were numerous con
SITUATIONS among the members of the
Teams ana the presentation of n silver
loNlhs cup to TAT Morgan. member Of
the l'hi!iicS, with his players doing
plastic poses about him at the plate
hut i.w minutes after = o'clock Mrs
W ~. i:3k"T. wifi" OF the president Of
the Philadelphia Cluh. rose in Il box
mar Ne f"ai"n bench. flung a new
baseball !" KLEIN ami the game was
on.
Their" mad never been any question
as |" Moran : battery choice lie would
haNt been regarded as base foolish
HAD lie started hnt one but Alexander,
ana he had 10 US" tho rotund little
Eddie Burns. because EiiI killifer Ina :
i bad shoulder I'm carrigan had the
experts gucSsiu" for Il time but he
Rae Sh"r" warming up soon after his
team came on the field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
ELIMINATE PLAYERS
Abbreviated Program In Trnui. Tour
nnmrnt for Championship
Of Nirpiuln

n.
NORFOLK. VA. October s-Ou.
local and one visiting player wcre
eliminated in the tennis tournament for
the Guardianship Of Virginia i'm tho
abbreviated program to-day Irving
wright Of hoston. defeated Richard
lhLSti'! OF No!foik. two sets to none
ana BoSait disposed OF Paul Treanor
OF New ork, IN two hard-fouEht sets.
the second OF which wen, 20 deuce
Thc best match OF the day WAS the
doubles clash between Wright and
Grant. visitors. and Whitehead and
Favor. "f Norfolk. which WAS stopped
by darkness, each team having won
orc set and the third resting at SIS in
games. 1t will he finished tomorrow
incoming. summary:
hs!es--itorart defeated Treanor
90, 10. Wright defeated Tunstal,
60. 6-i
Doubles-Rundy and Mcintosh de-
fcated Treanor and Tunstall. rs. 3-e
So: Wright and Grant w. Whitehca 4
and Taylor, rs, 20, SD. called on
account OF darkness and will be finished
tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
CADETS ARE EASY VICTIMS
HIGH SCHOOL WINS BY
GREAT MARGIN OF So TO O
Opening Game OF Prem Sen.on Soc,
Overwhelming Score Mt broad
Street Park,

John Marshall High School defeated
me Behedictine College yesterday ar
Ui, nuon ,h me opening game OF the
street Park by the overwhelmin1 sc"r.
Of :? to o. Seoi
me game opened with the Marshall
itleS kicking on to the Cadets and for
the hrst 1--WE minutes the SoIdiers
marched the ball down the field and
We're within striking distance OF the
Srh rsn;'' rn, goal when the High
Die. Stringer playing quarter back.
gave thu signal for an end run. and
run Beck Thompson was called upon.
He nobly responded by making a six
-hNe-yard run for the first touch
down OF the game The run OF Thomn
son TOOK the hear. out of the Cadets.
throughout the rest Of the game
Although the Bencdictine boys were
aei.nttd ther" was certainly one star
wood, the sterling end Time and Tim.
again he nailed the big back OF the
Marsh;.liitcs when they tried to skirt
MS end Moore. playing full. was also
in every game and played a good con-
sistcnt game throughout
show Good Teamwork.
To name star FOR the High School
as TIC entire eleven played together
and showed excellent teamwork
Strinscr sales. Core and Thompson
were; however, the bright lights for
The lineup OF the teams was a.
follows:
- Marshall Bencdictine.
Anderson. left end Mever.
Gilbert. left tackle McDonou1h
'captain)
rrlichAid. .. left guard .... .Kosterer
"S iot '.''.... center Eeliiher
>, tCaptain)
II smith right guard ...'Parater
IsirN........ right tackle ....... Shall
: - ......... right cnl 49,. Cheatwood
. ~,
De- ln'.... left half bacH . I[lcvcsanl
sales right half back l.. SAVIOUR
Thompson. fun back ..... Moore
summary SuDstitut!ouS-by (a)
John Marshall: Stringer for Sale
Sstrinser for Thompson. T.. Smith for
StiinIer. cain for Core. Gilbert for
Taylor Core for Smith. By Cb), Kel-
Ter for Meyers. +. SAVIOUR for Moore.
h"owus-Stringcr. 6: Sales .;
Thompson. / Goals from touchdowns
Sales Oncials: H.dGcpeth. ref
cree; Miles
Scor": JohnMarshall High, SO: BEN
edictin. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
10y BILL CAItRIGAS.
Manager of the Red Sox.

"
Our drfcnt hnSn't disheartcned u.s.
We "utbnttcd the other fellows. aud
believe we outpiHycd them. Hut
luck was n:uinSt ny. YOU cunt
win when the .'hreatSS" NIL go the
other why. ns they did this utter
noon.
Alexander Is out of the way for
couple OF dayS-that's something
In our favor, although the boys hit
Alexander often enough this nrter-
noon Ia convince even the skcptlcni
that he hnsn't anything TINT Is go
Ing to fool us right through the
series.
] certainly was pleased with the
showing by shore. ] knew the Kid
was n renl pitcher. hut I didn't ex-
pect him to show up ms NvcH m he
did this afternoon. Ills work WINS
great. Tie should hnNc won, IL the
luck wasn't all the other way.
One awnlIoSv doesn't mike a sum-
iner; one victory doesn't win a world
series. Tomorrow Is another day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
SPIDERS TACKLE u. VA.
RICHMOND COLLEGE SQUAD
OFF FOR CHARLOTTESVILLE
Players RenliHe Superiority Of Orange
and hiuc. and viii Put Up Their
Hest Fight.

ne t>ithWonu college spiders VIII
leave This morning on the S o'clock
train for Charlottesville. where they
viii play Virginia this afternoon.
The past week OF inCleineut weather
has seriously handicapped Coach Dob
son in perfcciius som. OF the PLAYS
that he intended TO use in the game
out by getting In work between show
ers his men show Wonderful improve
ment over their work Of last week
All of the men that Will make the trip
are III good shape and are anxious to
near tn" whist. that VIII send tn.
Pig Skin OF on its Initial kick
The Spiders know that N'rginia is
q superior team. especially after h.v-
Ihs defeated Yale. but this fills th:nl
with greater determination and has
IN 40 way cast any gloom over the
Srider chup In all probability they
VIII do better than Yale and at l.as,
score.
pri,ott md Gosh, out.
WIN STADIUM h"ld at Westhamptou
psIf,ct puarmire Coach Dobson
Of tn" lake. 10 WcsthamDton t'ollcg,
Yesterday afternoon for thctr anal
workout before the game. The after
"fIiI ana NE remainder OF tho after
noon |" running down puutS the
men IN this department showing some
of the dcadliost tackliug Of the year
Two OF the varsity men viii not
make the trip. the two injured mon
being PriNott and Cosby. At end ana
half. respectively. While the loss OF
these men viii be felt in no small de-
gree. Coach Dobson has worthy sue
ccssors in Whittct and Miller BROAD
dus, who was elevated TO the varsity
squad this week, viii divide the wor X
al end with Whittet.
Roden. At quarter. will guide the
des,imics Of the Spiders in starting the
game. while Biankeuship Will play
the other half
The lis, Of seventeen men that will
make the trip as announced by Coach
pobson. follows; ends. Whittet, Mil
bourne and Hroaddus: tackles. Robins
and Durham: guards. Mcneil. Captain
toburn and TOOmhs; ceutcrs. Cox and
Shepherd; quarter, Eoden and Wicker:
hhifbacks, HlankcuShip. Miller and
I\uyk: fullbaclts. Carter and sanford.
Other Southern Games.
on Southern football fields to-da )
not more than a half dozen games
season variety Vanderbilt tomorrow
will play Georgetown College OF Ken
lucky. at Nashville.
Louisiana state University and Mis-
Rouge Georgia Tech will get
its frs, real test against Davidson. n
last Saturday. The University Of Chat
tanooga meets Georgia at Chattanooga.
Tennessee. a good early season starter.
expects a real contest with Clemson
North Carolina at Wake Forrest are
two games which promise close scores.
Among the principal games today
are:
Georgia Tech vs. Davidson, at At
lanta.
l.. s. L. VS.. Mississippi. at Eaton
Rouge.
South Carolina vs. South Carolina
PreSbyterians at Columbia
Vanderbilt vs. Georgetown at Nash
willie.
Washington and Lee vs.. Marshall. at
Lexington.
catholic University VS.. Maryland Az
gics. at Washington.
V. NJ. J. rs. Gallaudct. ut Lexington.
V. Il. I. rs. Iiampden Sidney. at
Black sburE.
North Carolina vs. Wake Forest, at
Wake Forest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
Moran Is a Happy Man;
Shore Pleases Carrigan
BN PAT MORAN.
Manager Of the phIIIIcs.

Tn, mighty happy man Tonight
Knew Alexander aud the other boys
could do 10. The SON hit Alex ruthcr
freely. but y"uli notice they dIdn't
do amy extensive iluIuncrin. when
hits meant runs. and ifS the run,
that win 70 bnI! game.
The boys deserve ErrHt credit
for fhcir victory this nrtcrn0on. ana
il has filled them with confidence
chat viii help us grrnti, In the
bnffir t0-mOrrOw. The boys played
with their arms. legs nnd heads.
The. took advantage OF every Op-
por tHnify that Wns offered and they
wan.
VI, motto has niNnys hcrn "Win
the first game. and the series will
take cure Of itself" We'll. we've
won the first. and now for the Others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
YESTERDAYS GAME.

brace of strikes shore was getting
SrOunder across second. II seemed
impossible that any nlielder in the
world could get that skipping ball.
hu, BLACK Jack" performed the inn
possible. He tore We'll back of second
and GOT the drive with one hand Had
scott been covering second as he should
saw BARRY after the BAH. and Stock
racing fOt the middle bag. the latter
would have been an easy out. but Scott
was at his usual position. and. APP
paremtly. a. much surprised by Barry's
wonderful play as anybody in the
crowd BLACK Jack" came up with
the bal! IN his bare hand and started
To snap II 10 second. when he saw
scott wasn't there. In an instant Scott
dashed over to tho sack. and then
Barry made the throw. but it was too
late. stock hunG his pudgy body in
under SCOTS stab and was safe.
Attempt Remarkable play.
1t was close play. 1t would have
been one of the most, remarkable
gone through. hut no one murmurcd
over silk" @'loushlim's decision
Hooters Rise With Roar
SMEie rev more and more un,
steady. With the count three balls and
one strike Oh Paskert, Forest Cady.
The big bacistop of The Son, walked
out |" the box. handed the ball 10
shore ana spoke cncouragin"lN 20
him. The tall Georgian settled his
cap on his head with both hands and
ee"'c" 20 pr eNtftlhE mish'N Ell
80 ~, St''uH "i'nS,,i' "ut ms mex!
" 'a'', an" t"SNtFi
- 80 !'''T II onSe
, ,o,r "'.I.E ] H'apI'." '1'tiH o.
Ioiimd ma ra,, t ~, MnNyiu III
.r,, ~" "a, p"S''" Dth'ii' We're Siieht
they have zone swinging into ball
Yards behind three championship con-
.,.; 49, ',''''" No''"
G,,,.,,i nj '.t ,' ,
nil hin .,n,id tn",.; -, ,,,
49,, ~ , Iii , ,uoManS ne" oU!l'
othar o., v.ay ar ~ ,i -,
,on,, rn,i.iin" s,r;,'o ,.,,i'r 49,. "a
him ~ ,.h.,,Inio,, hGu,e,,,r rit,nr nr
no 49,. 80 Sio,o. 80, LIN I ~;
,, - -, III" M ~.
-, -" no u''i"'c nc n,'l
on S,mr,x and ,'" so n ic.sni :, me m"',o
Uohl;ty.i .,t a,., .t,j' 90.
stock scored
owe ure,k 4r,iu>t S,,rc
The other iw" ,.nnnnrs ,n"vaI mn IN
second ana ,hird Shnr. sou, hi G.i
"..' ," ,i Sn"," sen, ~; Ta"I
at Iudcrus and mo-, Imd,rnS NM,
an easy roller on IN. r,, .'I nf III"
hut pi Shorc ~ 80 , ~, w.,
any pitcher would b,ulI, I'm ,iuc ,,,,,y
ON Of ION .rhi. ,vns ,h 800,
Shor, went lunpiur in h.ndin" i,,
lone body and rcn~binr nm, lie
hands. III. ball. rolling gently li,n..
the ground lust in from, of thc Mil
lG%N gpI nnnG Gg'r X, and e5"ay9 tho on,
I, s!ipped bc,weon Shorc's ic,,
hcror, ne ,nuld rc,o,,r I,.'
blium. Bancroft bad rrnssoG ~ XIV
and LudcrtIS was safe a, scconI RI,