The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
BRANDON GRANTS l
 THREE PARD0NSI
Citizenship Restored To Three Franklin County Men.
 Abercr0mbie Back
(sTATE CAPITAL BUREAU)

MONTGOMERY. Ala, March 1.-I Luther Landers, Dewey Landers and Luther anders were Saturday granted pardon by Governor Brandon with restoration of civil and political rights These men were convicted in Frank lin county August 21, 1920. oi man. slaughter in the first degree. Parole was issued to them by Governor Kilby October r, 1922, and since then their conduct is said to have been excellent
 Parole was issued to Henry Brown, serving sentence of from two to five years from Houston county. He be- gan serving this sentence September ', 1922. Parole was recommended by the solicitor and board of pardons.
 Praises Convention
 The 1924 convention of the depart. ment of superintendencc, National Edu- cation association, which began in Chicago last Monday. Was a great success, according to Dr. J. w. Aber- crombie, state superintendent of ednca- tion, who returned Saturday from the Seyenty-five educators from Alabama were present at the meeting, this heinz the largest number ever at- tending convention of the department, Dr. Abercrombie said. The state was we'll represented, he declared as any other state situated at similar dis tance from the meeting place. In all about 10000 persons were registered at the convention.
 Two Convictions Reported
 Two convictions from Jefferson coun- ty were reported Saturday to the of flee of the state commissioner of game and fisheries. NJ. A. Morton was fined $10 and costs for killing robins and c. $. Lavette was fined like amount for hunting without permit.
 To Purchase Portraits
 Camp Loma1. United Confederate Veterans, will be asked at its next meeting, March 20, to appropriate S25 to a fund for purchasing portraits of Lee and Jackson for the lobby of the capitol, it was stated Saturday by Capt. Paul Sanguinetti, adjutant of the camp.
 Vegetables Coming In
 Wells A. Sherman, specialist in charge of the fruit and vegetable di vision. bureau of agricultural economies, federal department of agriculture. will be in Baldwin county Monday and Mo- bile county Tuesday to confer with the growers and, shippers of these counties. The object is to make arrangements for shipping point inspection for cars of fruit and vegetables moving this sea son.
 It was stated Saturday by N. H. Brown, chief of the market division of the state agricultural department, that cabbage would begin to move in Ala bama the latter part of March. The movement of this vegetable will be heavier in April and continue until the latter part of the month. Last year 1.3S4 cars of cabbage moved from Mo- bile county, forming the bulk of car load cabbage shipments in this state.
 Praises Anniston
 Methodist disqualification work has been given great impetus in Anniston recently. it was stated Saturday by Dr. Frank Brandon, superintendent of the Memorial hospital at Montgomery, op- erated under the auspices of the Method ist church. Dr. Brandon has just re- turned from Anniston where he rep resents the Golden Cross society and the disqualification board.
 Anniston has HOO Methodist mem bers and Dr. Brandon, with the, aid of the local pastors and workers, enrolled in the Golden Cross members whose memberships amounted to 1,153. An- niston will likely enroll up to 1,500 at an early date. Dr. Brandon was high ly pleased at the great progress made there. and the enthusiasm of Anniston in regard to the great disqualification program of the church.
 Commissions Issued
 The following commissions have been issued by Secretary of State s. H. Elan:
 z. A. Kitchens, jury commissioner, Chambers county. LaFayettes J. A. Scott, notary public. Ft. Payne. De Kalb county; Miss Florence McNabb, notary public, Cullman county; J. c. Dubois, notary public, Ashville, St. Clair county; NJ. c. Christian, jury commissioner, Calhoun county, Oxford, Ala: Ashley D. Grissett, notary pub lie, Wallace, Escambia county; J. T. Roach, notary public. Birmingham, lief ferson county; John D. Meador. notary public, Mobile, Mobile county.
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