The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-30
LIBERN HOLT SHOT AND
 KILLED AT COALDALE.

Frank Kilgore of Coa1dale sur rendered himself to J. L. Coward, deputy sheriff at Kimberly, yester- day evening at about 5 o'clock, after having shot and killed Libern Holt Of coaldale, following a family quar- rel.
 Coward brought Kilsore to the Jefferson county jail c. l. Kilgore, father of Frank Kilgore, who Is said to have been shot through the neck at the time of the shooting in Coaldale, is said to have accompan- fed his son and the deputy to Bir- mngham where his wound was dressed.
 Assistant George c. Moore drove to Coaldale last night to investigate the killing.
 1919, should remain and continue ia force for period of two years, and the state tax leagues attornews hold that assessments made on taxable property may not continue Tor a per iod Of mora than one year,
 Section 5A
 Section s4 of the revenue bill Of Alabama passed by the last legisla- 5 this proceeding. The motion for mandamus was brought before Judge walter E. Jones on the Montgomery county circuit court bench, and Judge Jones held that the section of the general revenue bill attacked was in- valid and unconstitutiona1,a and over ruled tho demurrers filed by the State Tax commission with one exception. The complainants in the case were given time in which to amend the bill.
 This report was made to the exs- cutive committee of the tax payers league at their meeting yesterday afternoon.
 It is understood that the state vii! appeal from the decision rendered by Judge Jones.
 R. B. Evans Of Greensboro state senator from Hale county a member of counsel for tax league, made the report to the committee
 Attending the meeting of the com
 Those Attending
 mittee with him, were: ". c. Mui- key of Genevia; B. c. Farmer of DO thanb J. A. Carnley Of Elba and W. <: Pritchard of Birmingham who are also members of the, counsel employed by the taxpayers league. Members of the committee attending the meet ing were Col. W. r. Garth Huntsville; c T. McElderry, Taliadesa; Judge W. H. Tayloc, Uniontown; Mrs. o c. Maynor, Montgomery; J. Lee Long, Greenyille; 1sham J. Dorsey, Opelika; J. c. Burt, Talladega; Alex Jackson, brent; c. E. Johnson, Montgomery
 The executive committee of the state tax league met for the purp6Ae or hearing the reports from the at- torneys conducting the litigation in- stituted by the organization and to make plans for future activities A committee was appointed consisting Of J. Lee Lon of Butler county; F. A. Miller and Mrs. o. c. Maynor of Montgomery county; E. G. Farmer Of Houston county, and J. A. Carnley of cocker county, to look into the mat ter Of opening permanent headquar- ters ana raising finances and em- poyihg an all time manager for the league to direct It's future work.
 To Estnblish Headquarters
 It IS expected the league will em- ploy a capable person to take charge IT its headquarters which will prob ably be open at Montgomery in the near future and under direction of Chairman Garth and the executive committee of the league, to carry on it's work.
 Enthusiastic speeches were made during the afternoon by practically all or the members of the commit tee. It was the sense of the com mittee that no endorsement of any, candidate for any office should bs given, and 1t was also expressed as the sentiment of the committee that platform of principals should be prepared and published, regarding taxation. and candidates for tho gov- ernorship and the legislature be in- vited to subscribe to these views.
 Most of tho members of the com mittee left for their homes on late afternoon trai, vnstaraa,,