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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Sucr @rGnIcn / &uficnc.

aol0ing meboeles ben lite 9lpril. -
"a ct @oosto9 ipoira iaites anfom
til %amorlp Stution, opoaseoe nog-
lie Observation-Disclosures, of Der
plubielig blep Sip / Ell itor Gpnge
&ofes paa Ell al So9nene. % no
al 9pngen frapleoe oerpua ire &lls-
iere, Der par ilpgteoe ira en- 6ange.
leir / SenoeripQano % lualeoes
boIot lit Snbto9 / Gunmarf ! egen
@oen. &c bleu lnterneret pna
9rsrup S%ngeblis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Zen npoliocuoe Gummnnc. 9luin.

ae- SunoplQ=2omntaIionen bar III az
gipct Snoitiling til Niniireriet peo-
rsrenoc ben neolioenoe &omnlineS
StiQing. Snbitiaingen gaar no paa
at noe aommullen ct rentefrit 2aon
al Statsfasien, iaa at oct tliuGrens
Oe llnoerifuo paa $4,000 &roner
fan opffes % Sfattebelebet ior in-
oepprenoe Aor neoipttes I'll ct ri.
meliot 9ele6. 9igningen er iorelpbig
loot eiter en- Sfatteprocent al
gobt 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Storc Horoiife Sclearaficlifabs

9eltprelle agter paa Seneralforlam'
linaen al ioreilaa. at Der Tor Iaret
1915 uobetale3 lannle llobptte ION
flor. nenlig - Frocent intIulipe
De aQereoe uobetalte , Nrocent IT,
liant at henlPgge 100000 3roner
i'll HeierueionOet. Der lamtioig pau
@runo al Guraioranorlnger neoltri-
pes meo ca. 100000 aroner, 300
900 aroner iii Sornpeliesionoet Tor
aabeloumpere o. 100000 &roner
til TeniionsIonoet. Ill arigsltatter
relerperes 100000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Suroarbetpc / %rpcrDalcn.

EGDer0alen cr Der mango iprl9e
@onrobril9crc. Sanlcocs Eual Iu-
fruit. &c l}ar iiOltc 2lar bar ban
orbeioet ibGroiQt ior at rcnie Sor-
set il. Tor Stcll. &c ire lioitc lioa-
neocr bar ian onltrent life glort an
Oct emo fort Stcn. sam bar fiort
pp til 60 2Gs ON Gdgen. @an bar
in%nolpnligpia fiert omfring 1000
Spa Stcn bort ira Soroct / &llter.
90 5000 iorrige %inter. Set gler
1000 3US Sten paa TO Gintre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19

%irfiomheo par Sufonmnellcn c'tc
hans He9nitababos Tor Here Sage.
9ise Ill for iaa Iar iiocu, ga Spg'
bonmcn i~notraaote. uar ban BEN
oriitieite o. %pirfiomme Mono, alto
paaiproe. San hauoe arG'ier ionl
iaa, % naor oct par no9ei, ION ban
ipntes buroe iremmes hurti9, % Der
por poofrrpet, fuuoe ban pare / Nj.
tipitet Toan eitcr Srgu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
On anpnnm @ape paa 10000 Or.

BED Ell @aiar / IuIborg I'll 6oroeI
Tor SiatoniaieItiitelien er Ser I'cI9e
Sc lotalc &la0e inofommct Ell allo.
npnl @aoc paa 10000 aroler. -
%sprigt bar @oiarcn Aiuet ct ltOnlcr-
fet l%lobptfe, man bar idalcoe& Ell Ell
felt SdQ iaaet 1000 aroner mo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
SDsialo. On al 9aumarts Glo.

Sposialo. On al Qaunlurts Glo-
lie praftiierenoe &!lriitcr, Sag'erer
9tpe9aaro / 6lerritaIep, er algaaet
ueo 9soen So Nar g%antnlcl.
Toitmeiter Nlorup / 8uoti9
bina err 600. 30 Nor gnmmel. San
hauOe upret Foimlelter l HuotIs
hing iioen 1898.
~ sra Aolborg me0oeIe9. At
aoncertionQeriuoe Sru Sea 5borien
er oigaoet ueo Cohen.
Tre'osior DIR. meo. SARAH
0irihiprumg er aigaoet ueo Ieoeu,
50 9or ganumeI. Zen Niosoe par
ira 1879 iii 1904 CuerlPge ueo
1ronnin0 Souiie5 &ernebolpital.
SpgpraOifant Sens Eeoerien
/ @eilbp peo 0olbGf er oso, 81 9lor
1ammel. 0an uoioloeoe en- r;J
Girtiomheo blonot ianrebe SolOater
1864.
Sneoferulelter Carl Stamp.
manl.Sarieu. S~noebauer az 6irniuet
;. \. Sarien < Ssn er eiter I9nge.
re Sios Sugoom niaaaet uco GsOen.
Zen a'osoe interesiereoe liz iprlil
Tor RcitoHrering AZ qanle Webler og
han: aunoIgheo paa bette Smraaoc
blev ojte taget ! Slenelie, /. eg. al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Splat Spiifule. Ssilfoleioritul

Der ar.aoloing bar lolgt G!bGf &oi-
itolc til oeu tiolisere Ger, Sob&.
GlbTf. 3igbeIlmnmen er 22,50O Str.
aoloing leoer Yigeifolen / CONNER
% afbrnOer fsrit Sfolen / Iugll't,
On ban ifol opertage Ell npoprettet
Sri % Giterifole i Orbol pco Bar
&c. GlbHf agter at oripe Glbpt Nei-
ifole uoeIilffenoe lom SaaHoperters
bsiifole ON @interen % iom olnlin-
bella TiacboiIfolc ON Somnlercn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
n.&naenc.

Spnoifat, lom pil ubnptte aitlleterne
paa Spitsbergen, baaber ifelge
"Worgenblaoet" at funne faa ca.
$4,000 Cons aiifibet / 1917, % /
Spbet al faa aor penter maj at noa
up til Ell Froouftion al 100000
Cons. IrbeiOslmrfen bllper s.
800 Mono. - llnber normale 6or'
bolo oil BET neppe betale Jig at al.
ifibe SILL iii Norge ipo Tor Sronos
bienl, oa Sragterle ioa bliper for
ltore;; men lom Sprbolocne ligger M
% ntaaife / Ell lang Sremtio, oil Oct
iclpielgelig baaoe frnnc bctnle Jig
% ppre en- meget itor 6oroel Tor
belle Torge, at Der fan iaaes Sill ira
Spitsbergc1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Stpr SpmmerSrift / Sebaleu.

Seoalcn | 8uobranosbalen er Der
uaIminbelig itor Semmerorilt / Bin
ter. Set ifal ppre iolgt omfring
1000 Spluter. Triierne er uIGopan-
lia beie % Srilten or bra betaIt, laa
Oct oaioa blir bra S%ortlenelte Ior
Nrbeiosiolf. Conn Grernpel paa &c
bpie Eriicr fan nppnea at Ell 8aoro-
bruger er bllot 100 SIR. Splpten Tor ct
Earti BONNER; men Der bleu lngen
San0el al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
%ranr. sra Coenic meooclc$ 5

Tranr. ora N0enlc mtO0rIca otll
zoe Npril. : 6ormioba1 opltoo Der
SIo / NIbert NieISien2 @aaro
%laoitrilp / Noroiun. Slben breotc
ia til Simon GhriitenienS @naro.-
@eo 12.Sioen par bcgBe @aoroene
neobrpnbt. ) Den ferlie @naro IN
oebrpnote nogIe Spin. : begge
Gaaroene br9note Snoboet. Srun-
ben ppltoo iom 6elge al Sforitcna-
Sl0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
@anfptpuerict paa Stat. Zen

for onltalte Spgcpleierife, lpm ITO.
ligcre bar tilllaoet at bupe begaaet
Spperiet al De 10000 aroner paa
Stui Statlnn, or MI al Stutaaopos
fatcn iqt unber Siltalc iaauel Tor
bette Spueri iom o1'aa Tor ct Nen.
getpperi hos Siitrittsl9ge 6roit /
Salluar iaar. Siltalte bar iorepri9t
eiterbaunoen ira9aaet Ioapel oct ito.
tie Spperi ion o9iaa Oct ~ierite, ioet
bun puaitaar at ba mootaget De TO-
900 aroner ira en- Eerion, iom bun
life pil nGpne, % Dc POO aroner,
Ser err iraitiaalet SiitriftslGsen, oil
bun MI life lGngcre bape nogct
alcnoifab iii. Sagen pll, eiier hpoo
Der meboeles. / Den nGrmcite 6rem.
tio fomme lore pco Ssnbre Siter.
bolens Meboomsret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
81 lt%niperiitet / Bergen. 3

norife Stortings @ltoeetfomite bar
/ en- 8et9nfnin9 uotult Jim fuloc
Sililntning til Den samle Sanfe ON
Sprettelle al ct lt1liperiitet / Ser.
gen, bpis Healiiation &omiteen be-
tegner iom Ell @%ationallog. Ser
ifuloe beepnoes nleo ct m%atenlatl'f-
MISUNDERSTANDING Sutultet, % SEQ
miteen ubtaler Suobet ON, at bet
maa lpffes StaSmagterne at finoe DC
%iornpone Eenge bertil, loa at Saflil-
tetet funoe uGre en- alenbSglernin8,
naar @ergens Wtuleum ON ii Iar
feirer lit 100-Iars Subilpum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19

NorN onbriugc& Bort iitcoctior iom
proicfteret Ell oaben 0lcnuemltlp.
ring. Gubuiocre Nil $tatcn iaa noe
et aarliat Silltll0 til &olocua |cb.
lileholocIie. Atccpterer @praaoc.
bette Silbub, nj Winilterlct lore.
lraae @~opiorlloa ON oen hertlI Tor.
nrone 9%eullan,nl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Nnacn @aocbclpsnina.

hapn lite Npril. - Sreorifabuun
@nraao peotog iaites paa @runO Al
DC bpie alllpriier ira ibag al opbore
meo al @aoebelpaning. Get trent
DGpeoes opg, at Spiet lfuloe tptoca
peo lprlig ieltlige A%nleoninger.
- Belle lite April. - ) Inleo.
ming al be hsic &lllpriler bar &cllc
@prooo peotaget irem4ioig fun at
tpnoe 6olpOelen al @%aoelpgternc %
ippriat inoifrGrlfe @rP1loetioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Gujs- .Sanen.

Sooa &erre0sitprer bar beUllget benz
bolbspia 10000 % 5000 aroner
iom p~oerllgere Giitriftsbiorag til
@ois-Gioe-Sanen. Serpeo bar
@ranuin / oct belle til &nnen bepil-
get $4,000 arouer "a S00o $4,000
&roner. III Oct lanllcoe 2iitriftabi-
Drag, iom er ior0elt pau Serreoer-
ne, ncnlii9 $4,000 8roner, mang'
Ter ser MI finn $4,000 Sroner, lom
cnonll life er bepilget al peofom.
mlenoe Serreositprer. Nntsfomml-
mems 9iorag blep bepllget auereoc
THOR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Wurif Eiifelenertran.

lia HeIoIl,tion err BET beitemt, at llo-
fsrieI al 6%iifelepertron inotil ploere
ifol oere iorbuot, BOG iaaleoes at
lloicriel fan iinoe Steo, bpiS peo-
fommenoe Grporter til SolOuPl enet
betaler en- Wight, Der inotil ploere
faItlGttes til ) &roner pr. Spnoe
cQer - bpis Barren uofores / en- on
ben SIags gmbouage - 3 Ore pr.
&a. Observation-Disclosures er be-
mpnoiaet til at anpenoe De Selpb,
ser inofommer, til at regiilere Nri-
len poa Weoicintran til inbenlanolt
Sorbrug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Auloriit paa Sslamo.

man / Norge / Gieblittet penoer 'ig
moo SpitabergentIl, har 10 berblem'
ME, ifriuer Oct oauite glao "Ssrien".
ppret Gale ON at anpenoe b%ornholm.
lie sui. $miolertio ipnes olsie life
at ifulle iaa pioere praftiit SeiDo.
nina, men / ben ieneite 2io bar Sp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
era Odnmdrf.
Stor Miit um Sapcipro. Gn Mano

/ Treocrlcia auertcre0c forleoclL at
han piloc iGl9c ct Stptfe @aueloro,
% lantme Ni.erL Nnonccn par | Npl.
len, meIote Der ita iiclge "6rco.
Tuabl." ouer Nunorcoc 9pitbapcnoc.
Set err osiaa Ell &irfnius al Gpr-
ti0el.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Nuno al NGmnioro. @eo Inlua

al Stotabonen ct Eur Wtil Spo Tor
@rinoeo bar man iiplge "&elle u.
Splfebl." peo Sturlp fl1noet en- ieo,
~filliort 2erart, ser cr ouffet al ID
Weter Sano % @rus. Irbeioerne
er life begeiltreoe ior Den Soro, Tor
Den er iom "@ummi" at orbeioe
oa pil life ilippe Spoben. Serartell
err Den iuafolOte Illun- Soro, % Der
fon uDorages gllun al ben; men Oct
er en- 5orrctning, iom life betaler
liz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Sc %bprnhplmjfc Gul.

BET Naalc &lilfer. o. Shanlottcrd.
BRIT, Der elcr DC Nrcaler mcllcm
Saalc % N6nnc, buorumoer Der mi
oc5 alil, bar iiplge "@. {" be'luttct
iclp al iorctagc omiuttenoc %ortn.
ger iii llnoerie9elic al &ulugcncH
Storrelic. Npi@ tilireositiIlenOe DC
lllItnt uaae2, nil 9%uIbrponing ltrar
biluc p%anbeGpn0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Sra Norge.
@iri Gpmmune fipbcr Sfua.

Storiletten % @ier8e Stoac er lIol.
oe "8ieuifs @lao" al Gierne: Sans
Speen, Henoalcn; n. SIettlum %
5. Spritao, %aroal, loIgt I'll Siri
2omnulne Tor 21,000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Nreoerieia @olbe. Ora 5reoericio

Treoerieia %oloe. Ora 6reoericia
meooeIes Den lite April. allIhtsmi-
niiteriet bar ioreipurst Sreoericia
9nrauo. ON Oct or uiaigt iii al laoe
iG1ac SerpiIut pan pisie Selc al
SoloterrGnei. mob az Staten poer
SiIituo til, at Der / @oIoen mob
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-25
WOULD RATHER GO ON COUNTY ROADS
 THAN STAY IN JAIL
Woman Prisoner Draws At tentiOn StrikingIy to Conditions at the
 County Jail

term of three months at hard labor on the county roads is preferable to q sentence of the same duration in the Jefferson county jail, according to a statement made by a white woman pris- oner to Judge H. P. Heflin in the crim- nal court yesterday. She plead guilty to. charge of vagrancy before Judge
 Heflin yesterday afternoon and was sentenced to hour in jail and an additional sentence of three months at
 hard labor for the county. The addi- tlonal sentence was suspended pending the defendants good behavior
 It was agreeable with the solicitor for 8 jail or hard labor sentence to be given
 by the court, and when asked by Judge
 Heflin which or the two she preferred. she promptly replied: Give me the hard labor sentence l prefer it to staying in that jail any time" E
 The sta atement that shea woman
 would prefer sentence at hard labor to spending the same length of time in the county jail, is in line with state ments made by other prisoners who have tried life in the county jail
 Judging from statements made by for meT rsoners, the investigation and se- we're criticism of two grand juries, one of them being the United States grand Jury and the, more recent specific charge Of Judge William E. Fort u the present grand jury in which he said 'iTdrn on the light, gentlemen Make a thorough investigation of the true con- ditions and report to me as early as pos slble these facts together with various other incidents have combined to bring the county jail again in the limelight Just where the trouble lies and who is to blame for conditions has not yet been decided upon, and it is for this reason that Judge Fort has asked the present term grand jury to make him thorough and unbiased report. The grand jury has been working upon the subject and probably will make d detailed report to the court within a short time
 Replying to the severe criticisms of the last grand jury and the United States grand jury, Sheriff Batson issued an official statement through his deputy, E. B. Knight, defending his admnistra- tion in conducting the affairs of the jail
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-25
Enthusiastic Membership Campaign Launched at
 Luncheon Yesterday
2OOO IS THE GOAL
 SET FOR CAMPAIGN
Working Teams Will Bear Names of We'll Known Automobiles. Great Rivalry Already
 Shown

The Birmingham Young Women's $ Christian association launched an enthu- sastic new membership campaign with g luncheon yesterday, and just as a starter 211 new memberships were turned in
 More than 70 Y. w. c. A. enthusiasts were present and teams were organized for the work. These teams will bear the names of we'll known automobiles. The association has about 1000 members at present, but wants 2O00, and thus the goal has been set for the present cam paign.
 At the luncheon yesterday Mrs. Robert Jemison. Jr., greeted the new members on behalf of the board of directors. while Mrs. John D. McNee spoke as chair man of the membership committee She expressed the most cordial appreciation of the 100 workers who have agreed to aid in the campaign. The teams and the automobiles they represent, among which there is already great rivalry are as follows:
 Pierce e-Arrow-M Margaret Nabers, captain: Miss Gladys Allison. Miss Mar tina Bradshaw, Miss Augusta Clark Miss May Collins Mrs. John Crawford, Miss Margaret Gage. Miss Aloise Myatt, Miss Florence Rogers. Miss Elizabeth Wilkin- son, Mrs. Shirley Harris. Packard-Mrs. Robert Hood. captain Mrs A D. Burger, Mrs. Lola M. Watts,
 Mrs. G. T. Brazelton. Mrs. William Hood, Mrs H. K. White, Mrs. Lee Koe- mig, Mrs. Owen Gillespy. Paige-Miss Louise Archibald. captain; Miss RarnaU Miss So rab h Miss Jennie Darnells, Miss Dorothy All len. Miss Virginia Brockman. Miss Hay wood Molten, Miss Marie Tanner, Miss Helen Weiss. Miss Ola Crawford Mrs. F. W. Haley.
 Hudson-Miss Lydia Eustes, captain
 Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Rebecca Thornton Miss Edith Orr, Miss Helen Me- Carey, Miss Margaret Chenoweth, Miss Louise Long, Miss Anita Eustis Miss Ruth Lalande Miss Bessie Foster Miss Gladys Williams, Mrs. w. w. Hazzard, Miss Lucy Pinkard
 Chalmers-Miss Dorothy Luin captain; Miss Mary Ellen Perkins, Miss Margaret
 Griffith Miss Emily Tro;r Miss Marie
 Hardwick, Miss Mary Sibicy, Miss Cath
 crime Leadbetter, Miss Elizabeth Massey.
 Buick-Miss Kathleen Moore, captain;
 Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Jeanette Eb- ersole, Miss Orlean Barnett, Miss Catle-
 rine Carey, Miss Ireta McCcossn, Miss
 Daisy Lee Douglass, Miss Eleanor Mes
 ser, Miss Gertrude Motion. Miss Kate Gresham.
 Overland-Miss Ina Shepard captain;
 Miss Corrine Chisholm, Mrs. Nora Will
 liams Mrs. B. A. Pepperman
 Ford-Miss Mamie Lum. captain: Mrs.
 Ryan, Mrs. Alvey, Mrs. Skeels Miss Irma
 Blank Miss Neal Allen, Miss Katherine Heazlett. Miss Ethel Harrell. Mrs T. B. Griffin Mrs. w. D. Robinson, Miss Dixie Jackson.
 Hup-Miss Mabel Marler. captain
 Cadillac-Miss Mary Munger, captain
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-25
MANY ENTRIES FOR AUTOMOBILE SHOW
 AT EAST LAKE PARK
Bunch of American Beauties to Be Presented to Prettiest Girl on the Grounds on Open
 ing Night

The first night of The Age Heral d Automobile Show at East Lake park, the week of May g. will see the presentation roses to the prettiest girl on the grounds, the presentation to be made by a board of impartial judges, who will decide upon a method by which they will arrive at decision.
 Interest in The Age-Herald Automobile Show, which will be held every night from [ to 1030 o'clock in East Lake park, is at fever heat and the automobile dealers of Birmingham are making prepa- rations for display of their cars such as never before was attempted The idea is so novel that it catches the interest, and the exhibits during the week promise to be most unusual.
 The Newell Auto company have entered their three cars in the show, including the Marmon, the Mitchell and the Oak land.
 The show will be placed at the en- trance to East Lake park, all the old buildings, formerly obstructing the view of the lake, having been cleared away to make room for the show. The cars will be parked attractively, and attend ants will explain the merits of the sev- eral makes Practically every goou maxe of automobile will be in the exhibit, and special features are being arranged for each night of the show.
 Three nights of the week will be given over to fireworks, and there will be a band concert every night.
 The automobile dealers of Birmingham are preparing for the greatest crowds ever to attend The Age-Herald Automo- bile Show, and the public of Birmingham may rest assured that it will be well worth seeing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-25
MINISTER'S INVITED ID ATTEND DINNER
 OF LOCAL AD CLUB
Church and Religious Ad- vertising to Be Discussed by Chicago Expert-Re-
 .ception for Visitors

A reception commrttee of the Birming- ham Ad club will meet three members of the Advertising Association of Chicago at. the Terminal station at 123O o'clock today and escort them to the Birmingham Newspaper club, where luncheon will be served at o'clock. A dinner is scheduled for tonight at the Hotel Hillman.
 The guests of the day will be. S. De- Witt Clough, president of the Chicago association; John A. Penney. secretary; w. Frank Mcclure. director, and Rob- bert E. Ramsay. advertising manager of the Art Metal Construction company who does not reach Birmingham until 5;45 this afternoon.
 The local reception committee will be composed of President F. J. Holberg of the club; Jerome K. Sterne, J. F. Burall, H. D. Cullen, and others. It is planned to escort the visitors over all of Bir- mingham immediately after the lunch at the newspaper club, the itinerary being so arranged as to permit the party to be at the Terminal station at 5:45 to meet MT. Ramsey, after which all will repair to the Hillman, where dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock
 The feature of the dinner tonight will be an address by W. Frank Mcclure. The ministers of Birmingham have been urged to be present and hear MT. Me Cures address, as it will tell. of a recent meeting of the Chicago association and the ministers of that city for the study and promotion of church and religious adveEti sing At this conference the prob7 lem of advertising the church was thor oughly discussed and MT. Mcclure wants to give the pa stors of Birmingham the re- suits of the investigations into the mat ter made by the highest authorities on advertising in the United States.
 MT. Mcclure also wik make an ad- dress which will deal with the work of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, in the work or which he has taken a very active interest
 MT. Penney will tai kabout the work of the JunioE Advertising association of Chicago, established by the ad men of Chicago for the young men of the city who desired to study advertising The course of study includes lectures and talks covering. every branch of the ad- Yertising business, and is one of the real ly big undertakings of the Chicago club.
 MT Ramsey is expected to make a short talk at the dinner. He is well known in the advertising field. Plans for his entertainment are being perfected by the Office Outfitters company and R. l.. McMeans, who represents the Art Metal company in this district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-25
COMMUNITY CLUB
 TO GIVE BANQUET

The Community club. formerly the Growlers, will give banquet at the Southern club Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock Dr. George H. Denny. president of the university; Walker Percy and other prominent men will compose the list of speakers Robert Badham will act as toastmaster.
 The Growlers is one of the best known organizations among the young men of Birmingham and. has been prominent in social and club life for number of years. Recently the name was changed to the Community club and the scope of the organization greatly enlarged. It has for sometime taken prominent part in all matters of civic development and the efforts 'of the club have been of great benefit in number of public spirited move ments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-25
JURIES ORGANIZED
Capital Cases on Trial in First Divi-
 sion of Criminal Court

Work of disposing of the capital docket set for trial in the criminal court this week was begun yesterday morning. The juries for the week were organized by Judge William F. Fort and the first cases of the docket taken up.
 Judge A. H. Aston is assisting Judge Fort with the capital cases, while Judge H. P. Heflin is trying misde- meanors in the second division.
 number of cases were disposed of by Judge Heflin yesterday among which were six convictions. Five ot the prisoners were convicted on 6 charge of violating the prohibition law, while there was one conviction on a charge of vagrancy. The prisoners will be sentenced Saturday.
 The prisoners convicted were: Harry Flemming, Rena Campbell, Jim Pappas, Gussie Rivers. Nora Walker and Ruby Welch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-25
INJURED BY
 SWITCH ENGINE

M M Maclof. 150O Eleventh avenue, north. was painfully injured last night at [ o'clock at Sixteenth street and Ninth engine struck the buggy in which he was riding. The buggy was completely demolished. throwing MT. Maclor to the ground The injured man was removed to his residence in the Shaw & Son Un- dertaking company's ambulance. where he was attended by physician, and 1t is stated hs is resting very well.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-25
At the PhOtOplay Houses

Strand-"Molly Make Believe with Marguerite Clark from 10 a. m. until z p. m., Salvation Joan" with Edna May, at 7:15 p. m. and S:45 p. m. Re serve seats.
 Colonial-"The Closed Road" with House Peters. Alcazar-"The Other Half" with Ro- berta Wilson
 Vaudette-Speedway views.
 Trianon-"The Habit of Happiness, with Douglass Fairbanks.
 Rialto-"The Flames of Johannis,' ; with Nane ONeil.
 Princess-"rhe Strange Case of Mary Page with Henry B. Walthall.
 Odeon Two--.'A Burlesque on Car men, with Charles Spencer Chaplin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-25
Suits Filed

The following suits were filed in the city and circuit courts yesterday;
 Monroe Stewart vs, S Beard, 5000 claimed for alleged wrongful garnish- ment.
 Warren Pelt vs. Alabama Great Southern. Railroad company, $lO00 claimed for alleged personal injuries.
 Sam Rice vs. Elizabeth T. Sanborn, $50OO claimed for alleged personal in juries received from being run over by the defendants automobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-25

 commission points to this fact, .and now takes the position that instead of follow ing out the usual policy of locking the stable after the horses have been stolen, they are safeguarding the men, women and children of the city by imposing heavy fines and jail sentences on all convicted speeders Already it is pointed out that the effects of the sentences of Recorder Anderton are seen in the fact that the ar rests for speeding are constantly fall ing off.
 All of these matters . are likely to be considered at the commission meeting this morning Whether or not the commission as a whole will indorse the attitude of Recorder Anderton remains to be seen However 1t is likely that some fervid ora tory will be heard before the final decision is made.
 There is one thing certain Whatever is done will be done with the sanction ot Commissioner Barber.