on . . .| Gentlemen, the eylt; of e\eiycitizen of Talladega County, yea, the eyes of the citm ns of our fair state, are upon this grand jury. It is a tremendous challenge in the administration of justice. If the guilty should go unpunished or the innocent be punished because of lack of your fortitude, the horror of the tragedy you are to investigate wouldbe multiplied beyond the comprehension of man. x' In the course of the charge. JudgeCarr repeatedly admonished thegrand jurors .o be impartial in their investigation; also he urged them toabide by their oath and to report to the court anyone who attempted to ( sway the grand Jurors or to inquire 1 about what has gene on ;n the •grand jury room.The grand jury is composed ofthe following: W. M. Parsons,farmer, Talladega; Ernest Barber.farmer, Talladega; M J. Burks, ifarmer, Rcnfroe; Scott Hurst, car-panter, Talladega; M. A. Allison, fai.ier, Autry; Victor Machen, merchant, Sycamore; Ralph Blankenship. textile, S.vlacauga; D. C.Phillips, textile. S.vlacauga; w, s,Jones, textile. Sylacauga; M H. Forbus, textile. S.vlacauga; J P. Carter, merchant. Munford; Ed Justice, textile, Bon Air; R. E. Arm-hreaster, farmer. Renfroe; Carson Wchem, farmer, Winterboro; Joe L. Ivey, clerk, Talladega; M. A. ; Thurman, banker, Sylacauga, and i M. C Thompson, farmer, Childers- iburg. |{Funeral services for Joe Hayes,will be conducted from the residence at 10 o’clock Tuesday mom- lt;ing by the Rev. J, M. Thompson. J who will bo assisted by the Rev. O. 1 fk. Lamb. Usrey will direct inter- 1 imenfc in Oak Hill Cemetery, ; JSurviving Hayes are his wife, NMrs. Edwina Cooper Hayes; his Imother. Mrc. W. D. Hayes; two lbrrthers. I-Iirvcv ari Richmond : I