The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-16
Jury DOCKET SET IN
BESSEMER COURT
Bob Stubs Indicted by
the Grand Jury for
Speeding

Bessemer, October 15.--(Special.)
Bob Stubs of Birmingham has been
placed under bond in the amount of
$500 on a warrant charging the vio-
lation of the motor and vehicle law,
he having been indicted by the grand
jury of the city court of Bessemer 1t
is said that the indictment of Mr..
Stubs was based on the testimony
alleging that he was guilty of speed
ing on the Hueytown road several
weeks ago with Jack Clay when the
latter was killed.
A jury civil docket will be taken
up in the Bessemer city court Mon
day morning at which time large
number of cases have been set for
trial. Judge ]. c. B. Gwin will pre-
side and the following have been set
for Monday: Patrick Hooper, pro ami,
vs. Walter Moore and Nath Moore, as
sumpsit; Robert Jones VS.. the Ala
bama Great Southern Railroad COM
pany. damages; E. D. Thomas VS.. the
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railroad company's receivers, dam
ages; T. w. Bridges VS.. w. T. Will
liams and Mrs. w. T. Williams. dam
amegs; Oliver Dabbs VS.. the Wood
ward Iron company, damages.
The members of the Jollyette club
were deligh fully entertained by Miss
Bernice Thomas at her home on Sixth
avenue. The interior of the house was
made very attractive with it's decora-
lions of ferns and garden flowers
which made a pretty setting for the
bevy of young girls seated about the
four tables where fortytwo was
played. Score was kept on dainty hand
painted cards by the hostess. The
club prize, lingeries. was won by Miss
Jim Caunter, while the consolation. an
embroidered towel, fell to Miss Kath-
leen Cahill At the conclusion of the
games a dainty salad course with an
ice was served. Those enjoying this
hospitality were: Miss Marjorie Will
liams, Miss Lillian Cahill. Miss Aline
Scott, Miss Kathleen Cahill, Miss Jim
Caunter. Miss Lizzie Scott, Miss Vert
ma Randall, Miss Minnie Jackson. Miss
Rosebud McWilliams Miss Aline Curry,
Miss Mamie Simmons, Mrs. Leon Will
liams and Mrs. Ed DeShazo. Miss
Thomas was assisted in her duties as
hostess by her mother, Mrs. Joe
Thomas
Bands No. / and No. of the Wom-
ans Missionary union of the First
Baptist church will meet in regular
session Monday afternoon at the
church, while bands No. 3 and No.
will meet with respective members OF
each band. All members are urged to
be present.
The following invitations have been
issued in Bessemer: The Elizabeth
Duncan Memorial hospital cordially
invites you to be present at the sixth
annual commencement of the train
ing school. Thursday evening. October
10. at the high school auditorium"
This year there will be two gradu-
ates, Miss Imogene Kinkannon and
Miss Kate l. Hendricks and the ex-
ercises will be appropriate, and in
clude a splendid musical programme.
A number of important preliminaries
will be held this week before Judge
Sam 7. Huey in the inferior court.
Talley Hill and Farley Sharp, ne
groes, will be tried on a warrant
charging assault with intent to MUIR
der on the person of Jack Parker on
Monday. On Wednesday John Davis
will be arraigned on a charge of as
sault with intent to murder, the charge
growing out of the shooting of Rob-
ert Breen. Wesley Gray and Vernon
Roland, negroes, VIII De trleu on
charges of murder on Thursday, 1t be-
ing alleged that they killed Lewis
Smith at Congo mines
Charlie Page, a negro, was arrested
last night on a charge of murder by
the local sheriff's force. 1t is alleged
that Parke stabbed John Mcintosh last
night on First avenue and Twenty
first street. Mcintosh was hurried to
the Elizabeth Duncan hospital, where
he died shortly after reaching there
He was badly cut about the head, one
of the wounds penetrating the ear
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