The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-05
TUSCALOOSA TO REST0CK WATERS Fish Ordered To Be Placed In
 Every Stream In The '" County
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 TUSCALOOSA, Ala, reb. 4.-The Tuscaloosa County Fishermen and Hunters association expects to restock every stream in the county tributary to the Warrior river The first orders applying for fish has been forwarded to Congressman w. B. Oliver.
 Ball League is Plan
 Tuscaloosa is to have good baseball club the coming season, provided the program under way and sponsored by the juunior chamber of commerce is carried out. A committee from the chamber headed by Blake Barnes, who has promoted many athletic events here, is working out the details of city league and will make its report on Feb ,ruary 13. Joe Sewell of the Cleveland Indians is also a member of this com mittee who is aiding in forming the League, which is supposed to have four teams, with select membership of anna teurs. The city had such league in 1922 and closed a successful season.
 Inspects Scouts
 Scout Executive E. R. Sapp is spend ing this week on an inspection tour of the troops of boy scouts in Walker county.
 Social Workers Invited
 The Tuscaloosa chamber of commerce convention committee is sending out 2,60O invitations to the Birmingham headquarters of Alabama conference of social workers to be mailed out from there to social workers of the city to attend the meeting here of the confer ence, March 9, 10 and II.
 Herman Leslie
 The funeral of Herman Leslie. 13- year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Leslie. who died in Birmingham Satur- day. took place Sunday from Bethel church, near here. and interment fol lowed in the church burying ground
 John McCaffey
 John McCaffey. aged so years, died Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Smith, on University avenue. The funeral took place Mon day afternoon at o'clock from the Catholic church. The body was for warded to Pittsburgh for interment.
 Mrs. J. H. Sauttleworth Mrs. J. H. Sauttleworth, 62 years of age, died at her home at Duncanyille early Monday morning. The funeral will be held on arrival of q son from Texas and will be announced later.
 W. M. Morris
 W. M. Morris died Saturday night at his home at Samantha. Ala. He was 71 years of age. The funeral was held from the Nazareth church and inter- ment was in the church burying ground.
 Joseph Hughes
 Joseph Hughes passed away at his home at Buhl Sunday night at the age of S4 years.
 Flags at Half-Mast
 Flags of tn ecity are at half-mast in tribute to former President Wilson
 To Inspect Guards
 Headquarters of the Sixty-hrst infan- try, Tuscaloosa National guard com pany, will stand inspection on March IA. The inspection will be made by Capt. D. NJ. McMillian, it was an nounced today.
 Debaters Limber Up
 A preliminary trial of the speakers of the University of Alabama who will debate with teams of the University of Louisiana Friday of this week was held at Morgan hall this week and was wit messed by q large crowd. Speakers who will meet the visiting debaters here are c. c. Boner of Birmingham, Hillman Hunter of .Jasper and Eugene Dead man of Birmingham. The team to de- bate with the University of Louisiana at Baton Rouge the same evening is composed of T.. B. Hill, Jr., of Mont gomery, Irby Scott of Athens and Miles Ventress of Geneva.