The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-10
WINNERS IN THE
 GUESSING CONTEST
MISS REESE GETS PRIZE FOR COR RECT ANSWER IN NO. 1 SERIES, AND LEONARD WERTHEiMER IN NO. 2.

NO. 2.
 Miss Agnes Reese. 2316 Seventh avenue
 Is the winner in puzzle series No l of
 last week her answer being as follows No. 1--Rio Grande.
 No 2-Cofumbia. 1 No. 3-Greene.
 No. 4--Tombigbee. 1 No. 5-Y Yellowstone.
 No. 6-Savannah. l No 7-Roanoke. 1 No. S-Tennessee. l No. 9-Arkansas. 1 No 10--Merrimac.
 Leonard Wertheimer, 17Os Seventh ave
 nue Is the successful contestant in series 1 No. 2, his answer being: | No. 1--J. Blach S Sons. No. Rolls. No 3-Caheen. No. 4-Collins. No. 5-Cooper & Go.
 No. 6-Fies.
 No. 7-Dewberry
 No S--Varley, Bauman & Bowers.
 No 9-Jobe- Rose.
 No. 10-W Wood- -Dicllerson.
 The subject for puzzle series No. l. this week is the name of insects; for series No. ?, the name of prominent lawyers of Birmingham.
 Following are those who sent in correct answers last week.
 Series No. Miss Agnes Reese, 23l6 Seventh avenue; Mrs. Richard Fries, Miss Lucie B. Perkins. Lura Perryman, Fay etteville; Tesse Schwarz, Mrs. J. E. Ded- man, Mrs Anton Nannlger, Woodlawn; Mrs. Samuel Mullen, Charles Ed Bradley, Mrs. J. w Bush, l. c. Lebolt, Jack Earle, Mrs. George C. Bradley Daisey E. Hymes, Mary Kinney, Maggie Douglass Wood 1 lawn; Fannie Mcclellan, M. H. Sims, Carl
 Mckinney. Miss Lois II. Harder. Wood
 lawn; Mrs. Hale V. Tarrant, A M. Phe- l Ian, Mrs James Weatherly, F. S Fergu-
 son, Fredrika Ferguson, Mrs Jamie w. Cough, William A, Whitney, Miss Carrie 1 Hill, James Scott. Mrs. E. P. Quigley, 1 Joe K Saks, l.. P. Percy. Mamie Smith l John V. Backman, Jenifer; Mrs. N. H. Burt, Jr; Emil Stahbehl, P. M Smith, 1 Miss Sersis Comell Henry Hene, Talla-
 dega; Miss Florence eatherly, East l Lake; Mamie Oliver, C. H. S.nlth, H. w.. l Haley, Mrs. L. G. Moorer, L. G. Moorer, l Frank Morrow. Mrs Hardie Johnston, ] Clyde Fox, George E. Bradley. Bert Fox. 1 George Gilespy Bradley. Hiss Estelle l Slaughter, Miss Sara Neill, Mrs. w. R. Mckinney, Bessemer; C. s. Gaudin. Mrs. l W. G. Oliver, H. Maxfed, Helena; Vr- l gilia Underwood, A. Ullman, Mrs. Cicero l Hall, Selma; w. K. Ramsay, Kell Jemi-
 son, l. F. Lewis, Mrs. w. o. Davis Miss 1 S. Gertrude Wooley, Miss Augusta Donel-
 son, Mrs Asa Hoyt, Cecile Rich, c. M. Morrow, Tom Jones' Miss Bessie McCol- 1 lum. Annie w. ', ebb, Mrs. P. G. At l Mabel Wheeloek, Dorothy Doane, Annie Freeman, iiiss Mae McColum, Raymond I klotz. Miss Lizzie Farley. Mary, B. Ali son, Julias Carney, Lula Youngblood, Miss | P c. Eggleston, James Beecher, Katie | Sims Louise Sims Renfroe; Mrs. Annie
 Rose, Calera; Mrs. R. B. Jones, Mrs F.. l H Vernon, Mrs. J. Jam Martin Hanson 1 Beard Lusk, Jackson, Tenn; Clement R.. 1 Wood, Aduston Cook, Eutaw; Miss Crick | Denson. William o. McMehon, Livingston; l F. Caheen James F. Green, Jr., Anniston;
 Lee Slaughter. Mrs. J. Alice Nicely. Mrs. | R. b. Holt Beulah Mae Bradley. Rice
 vile, Tenn; Mrs. R. H. Esgleston and
 Kathrine She'll
 Series No. 2-Leonard Wertheimer; C.. | A. Altman Mrs R. B. Graham, Joseph Vaughan, Miss Estele Slaughter Mrs. l.. | ]. Haley, Virginia Underwood Mrs. J. | James Martin. Mrs. P. c. Ault. Lee | Slaughter Raymond Klotz, Miss Bessie | McColum, Miss None McCollum, A. LII | man. Miss S. Gertrude Woolley l. c. Lebolt Mrs. H. E. Woolley G. s. Gauden, | Miss Annie 8. Hale. Clyde Fox, Bert Fox, l Joe R. Saks, Mrs. F. Caheen and Mrs. | R. E. Hill.
 | In each case in the guessing contests | the prize goes to the one whose correct | answer Is first drawn.