The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-19
ALBANY

Albany. September 1s.--tSpecia1) Approximately fifty delegates are here attending the New Era conference at
 the westministe- Presbyterian church when problems of goals and objective for the year will be discussed The morning session today was presided over by Dr. Foulkes, prominent church. man and the afternoon session by MT. Acheson. Tho conference will be in
 session until Friday at noon. The de- legates represent churches in Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi.
 Sgt. Alvin c. York, when his lecture tour is completed. will return to his
 home in Pail Mall, Tenn, he declared here today when he stepped off en route to Huntsville where he will speak tonight This afternoon the worlds greatest I hero. credited with killing score of | Huns. capturing 132 more and taking
 many machine guns single-handed, | spoke in the auditorium of the Daca- l tur public schools to a large audience. , He was. introduced by Joseph Woods, VI fAlpAny, llcuIcnanL Tn York's division and adjutant at the time of York's sensational caIAire.
 Woods counted the prisoners and certi- fled to them to his higher officers. York told newspaper men here his lecture tour will continue indefinitely and that when it is finished he will
 take his bride. who is with hm, back
 to their mountain home.
 The loRg list of prizes to be awarded in the Ala abama Poultry show to be held here beginning November IT and con- tinuing through November 22 will be competed for by more than 2000 birds from many states reports received by | the Tennessee Valley Poultry associa- , tion indicate. The show will be judged by H. r. Schwab, of Rochester. N r., who is one of the judges of the national show held last fall at Madison Square Garden. The use of the Malone garage I In which the automobile show is held here annually, has been rendered the
 association by B. L. Malone, president l of the company.
 1 When Judge Romainc Boyd of Br- mingham, comes here Monday to hear non-jnry cases, the Morgan county circuit court will have established a ] record unique in judicial circles of l fhic Y UT tuc IlISl NiIile III tne cOun- I tys history. the local court will have
 had three judges. none of them the re- 1 gular judge. during one term. Super
 numerary Judge Floyd Tate was the I first here. He camo 10 sit in the ab-
 | sepce of Judge Kyle. who Is i'll. Judge Horace Wilkinson. of Birmingham. was l ordered here toN relieve Judge Tate 1 The former asked for relief to allow
 him to move his household goods from
 Montgomery to Birmingham as he was only recently appointed to the bench in Birmingham while he was serving l in the attoNey generals office at the
 capital. Judge Boyd was sent to relieve Judge wilkinson and will hear his first cease Monday.
 1 Suit today was filed by the Farmers I Union, C. M. Dinsmore president. Iagainst the National Surety company
 and F. l.. Self for $5oo0 on the latter 8 bond. The litigation IS the aftermath ! of an indictment returned by the { spring term of court against Self, who 1 is charged with embez~ng $12.00o. while manager of farmers co-operat- l i've store at Hartselle.
 Thomas Hodson has been named suc- cessor of John r. Hartung, for many years master car builder at the Louis ville and Nashville shops at Albany MT. Hartung has been employed in the local shops since their establishment 30 years ago. He will go to Black Mountain, N. C.. for his health.