The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-11
RETURNS TO JOB l
 AFTER SHAVING
Anniston Negro Charged With Murder After Killing Another
 Found With Wife
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ANNISTON, Ala, Feb. 1O.-Charlie Shivers, negro driver for the Calhoun Grocery company, quietly returned to his place of employment Saturday night. after slashing Joe Keith, another negro, whom he found in company with his wife at the home of neigh Dor, according to officers.
 Keith was stahbled and slashed about the body in nearly dozen places, dying a few minutes after the attack. The alleged slayer-was trans- ferred to the county jail under war rant charging murder and will be given a preliminary trial before Judge J. B. Holman, Jr, in the inferior court Fri day. -., / Weaver Man Buried 5a
 Funeral services for. James M King 54 years old, who died Saturday after noon at his home near Weaver, after several months of suffering, were held from the residence Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev. l.. c. Branscomb, the interment being made il Edgemont cemetery.
 Former Jailer Is Buried
 Many sorrowing friends assembled at the home Sunday afternoon to attend the funeral services for William A. Farrell. Members of the Masonic fraternity and Woodmen of the World had charge of the service at the grave. Mir. Farrell was county jailor here for four years and enjoyed the friendship of people from every section of the county.
 Mrs. Brandt Expires
 Mrs. Alberta Brandt 34 years old, died At her home on the Jacksonville road noFth of the city Saturday after a lingering illness. She had returned to AnnistOn short time ago after an extended stay in the frsh air camp near Gadsden.
 DeMOlay To Meet
 The Rutherford Lapsley chapter, De- MOlay Boys, will be held at z: 80 Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall, over the Anniston National bank. Several important business matters are scheduled to come before the lodge for attention.
 Fire Destroys Barn
 A large barn on the w. T. Dodd place below Oxford was destroyed by fire Saturday night, the Oxford de- partment making long run in time to see the building collapse.
 National Councillor To Visit
 Arrangements are being made to en- certain the national councillor of the Daughters of America, when that off cial comes to Anniston in the near future to install the officers and assist in the reorganization of the lodge. Mrs. Florence Hughey is the deputy national councillor for the Anniston lodge and Is making good progress toward the reorganization.
 County B. \. F. U. Meets
 The monthly meeting of the Calhoun County Baptist Young Peoples union was held at the Parker Memorial Bap- tlst church, putting on q. splendid program.
 Scouts To Honor Finn
 Next Sunday at the new high school auditorium a court of honor ;n respect to the late Colonel William H. Finn, will be held by the officers of the ChoccoloccO, Council, Boy Scouts of America. And outstanding feature of the program will be the address by Prof. w. $. Dutton, of Atlanta. Col Zinn gave the first $1 900 for the pur- chase of instruments for the Boy Scout band, aided liberaily in the work of organizing the different troops, built the present music hall at Thirteenth street and Moore avenu. and in his last will and testament, prObated here week ago, left $1O,OOO for the Boy Scout organization. $5,O0O of which is to be expended on the Scout band.