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New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
AFTER BRONX PAPERS.
Secretary Whalen Thinks AdUertis-
ing Conditions Need Correction.
ny Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Albany. Feb. 14-In statement given out to-
day John s. Whalen. Secretary Of State, made
public conditions relative TO state advertising
printed I'm several small Bronx papers 10 which
Assembymsn Francis. of New York called his
attention. Secretary Whalen replied to Mr.
Francis that conditions certainly appeared to
merit explanation and correction. Mr Francis
recently sent letter TO Mr.. Whalen calling his
attention to The Harlem Local." published by
Millard ]. Boomer. Four other papers. THE
Washington Heights Star" THE West End Sen
tinel." The Yorkville Courier" and THE Bronx
Local" he said. were under the same man
agement.
An these papers," Mr. Francis said, are
identical IN makeup, with the exception of the
heading or title. IN other words, we seem to
have five newspapers, though in reality there ex-
lists but one. Inquiry in the so-called publication
Office OF The Washington Heights Star reveals
the fact that tho sales OF that paper are surpris
ingly low.
1 send you herewith figures obtained from the
Controllers department. which show that state
advertising has been apportioned to these publi-
cations as though they were FIVE real news
papers-a matter OF over S4500 in three or four
years Looks as though 1t was being rubbed in -
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15

LIVERPOOL. New York.
scott. '"''
Bremen, Feb 1Saied. steamer Kelvinhead CBr) simp-
York. '' 'F
HGvre. Feb I9 II mArrived. steamer Bordeaux CFr,
Stuparich. New Orll Naples N''
Copenhagen. Feb 13. noon-ArriVed g
DAM, Thomson. New York via CIhristiansand
Rio Janeiro Feb i4-Saied steamer Thespis (3rC Fsr
guson. New York '' N0'
St Lucia. Feb ll-Sailed steamers Raphael (Br) OR
man from Santos. etci. New York; 18th ssxon
Prince IBID, Jamison tfrom Santos etcl. New York
Suez, Feb t3-Sailed steamer Afghan Prince (l can,r
bell Cfrom Yokohama, etcl Boston and New Yo~t
Victoria Brazil Feb 12-Saied steamer Horace n,
Frodson Cfrom SAntos). York O '"4''
Port said Feb 14ATrived. steamer Marten6.. Ca,
Zlttlesen. New York for Jeddah. etc '''
New York mot previously. - -''''0'a-
Montevideo. Feb l2-Arrived steamer virxtl fr, Ia
dine York: steamer Honorius fEs-S
Boston and New York. '" EAeu'S'
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
D. & H. MAY USE ELECTRICITY.
Engineers Think Road Could Introduce It in
It's Pennsylvania Holdings.

Electrical engineers are investigating the DOS
sibiiity of operating the Delaware & Hudson
oompany's Pennsylvania properties by electricity
These properties consist of about thirty different
mining operations, including both breakers and
washeries and thirty-seven miles of railway from
Carbondale to Wilkes-B Barre. Up to this time If
has been considered doubtful whether operation
by electricity under the present circumstances
now believe that it would be practicable
1t Is thought that electrical operation will
greatly reduce cost, especially because Of the
many detached plants, the expense of which has
greatly increased since fremen and engineers
mad their working day reduced 10 eight hours
tricity is ultimately adopted, several central
power stations Will be erected.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Feb. IA. 1907


steamer Trent CBD. Pearce. barbados January 20
Trinidad 30 90 Ia GgSya 81 sGyaTa & February certs
g gena " soon @ Win as nasa ane f'rS o nHono & ~ to san
rived at Ihf e. baF at M IA, Fe3TgaTy la
10 Buenos AyTes II and barbados February
%ry SI Ia VII" ''' Arrived at tho Bar at Il" Fe0Tu
steamer f0n!s Albert CGerl Genoa January 81 Naples
cabin and 293 steerage passengers malls ana Iudse
steamer Avalon (Sor). Rasmussen. Port Antonio six
days; 10 the Guneo Importing Company. with fruit Ar
steamer r@l9ma ecqban 0Neii. Matap1a. February
with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
New York and Porto Rico steamship CmpHny 70 wS f9S
sugar Arrived at tho Bar at 1890 a
% NianEanlo 80 and C1enfugos February 4 70 James
steamer Mannheim (Gerp Schau Copenhasen JSnusrv ir
"a and Shields 20 to Philip Rupreoht in ballast Arrived
Steamer ott9 syerdrup ,Sor. Nicholson Buenos Ayres
tan2as 6. to the Tweedie Trading Company with mdse
steamer ESremont Castle (Bp Noodle. Barcelona De-
. s.m9er % % 6gh9Tn January San Felice ~ Malaga H.
pany With mdse Arrived at tho Bar at II ath
R Porta Por oes harr0' "a Lysssop 20 Belize February
burg American Line with mdse. Arrived at the Bar al
steamer kansas CITY. preyor, Savannah February II.
to tho Ocean Steamship COMPANY with passengers and
steamer Fl sisio BOYD galveston February 9 70 tho
southern Pacific Company. with mdse Passed in quar-
s,ea%sP s,gSmfP En Wnyoh sw9n Fhlladsph. the Clyde
for RoS
ton towing barge Passed In Quarantine al 1851 m
Steamer Iroquols. Chichester Iacksonvlle N ard
1hareston ~ to the Clyde Steamship Company with
passengeIs and mdse Passed in Quarantine at 1882 m
steamer Teyiotdale (Br Rodham Cienfuegos FEBRUARY
12:.5 p m ~ N' ''N n"r at
Steamer jamestown. Catharne Norfolk and Newpor,
News. TO the Old Dominion Staamshlp with
heGs anu 4nqse. use Passed in Quarantine at 2.O5
steamer Dorothy, White, Wilmington. Del TO Isncel
X s". with ndse; Passed IN Stuqruntne 3.OT D. m
steamer barcelona tCer). Fay, Hamburg January %
to the Hamburg American Line with ndse Arrived ~ ~:
Bar at D. " "' 'lo
Steamer Majestic oBD. Hayes Liverpool February a
hnd CueehstoWn {, TO the White star Line with 2O4
SaDlh and 80 steera8e passengers. mails
rived nt the Bar 632 D m N' ~
Sandy Hooi N j.. Fet, a. $50 n IN Wind u..s,
moderate breeze; cloudy and hazy - ~ wis.,
SAILED.
m steamers Carl Ger Monteyideo La Flata etc Mex
anl Ch[istianis and Copenhagen; seneca Norfolk and
ttrl Havre: Denver. Galveston CasseI rC:er, 3rorr
bayanio tCuban) Guantanamo Santiago etc, Acacia
tBr) baltimore; Virginia Ger Inagun Port NJ, frince
g1c; III Cd Galveston; Livingstone Corl Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
INCREASE NO STAY.
Western Union Photographers Still
Threaten Strike in CHICAGO.
TBy Telegraph to The tribune. ]

Chicago, Feb 1.-THE $4,000 900 a year in In
creased wages which the Western Union Telegraph
Company has granted its telegraphers has not sat
ished the union. II has been decided that the OK
ecutive board Of the organization shall he present
at the meeting Of the Chicago local Of the union
Sunday and insist upon action being taken
which will force the company not only to recog-
nize the union but to reinstate the men who were
discharged time ago.
conference was held to-day between President
Small Of the union and representatives Of the tele-
graph company. which ended without an agree
ment 1t is understood that the cOmpany's offlcals
let II be known that to recognize the union was out
of the question, the officials being non -committal
as to what action would be taken with regard to
the men discharged.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
TO ENLARGE PRINCETON.


Philadelphia, Feb 14,-President Woodrow
Wilson Of Princeton University. in an address at
the annual dinner Of the Princeton Club here
tonight, said that the institution OF which he
is the head rs on the threshold Of much bigger
things and is TO be enlarged along important
lines" He refused to enlarge upon his remarks
and after the banquet said he could not with
fairness make further announcement at this
time. He would not say that the promised en-
largement Of Princeton to come through
John d. Rockefeller's $32,OOOO0O addition to tho
education fund but that the projected improve
ments would not be contingent upon the girt
Of any person.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15

contributions permissible by candidates. The
association has under consideration now bill
10 limit the expenditures by political committees
which Mr.. Wainwright probably will Introduce
when II has been worked out. The association is
not entirely satisfied that the Phillips bill Is in
proper shape yet, and some changes may be sug-
gested as to the amounts which candidates for
certain offices may spend. new bill may be
introduced covering these features.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15

In his reply to Assemblyman Francis Secre-
tary Whalen says;
"I have looked into the matter carefully and
find the facts as>stated, and wish to assure
you that as far this office is concerned under
my administration there will he no such use or
the public money.
Mr.. Bloomer, publisher of The Harlem Local"
living at No 159 West 129th street last night en-
phatically denied that he had anything to do with
the other papers. He said that the only reason
that the other papers contained editorials similarly
to his issue due to the fact that they were
all Republican papers.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
WILL NOT SUBPOENA Mr.. MAYER.

rBy Telegraph 10 The Trlbunsl
Albany Feb 14.-Julius NJ Mayer called on
Attorney General Jackson to-day TO tell him
that he would gladly appear Il witness IN the
John Doe proceedings next Tuesday In connec-
ton with the disappearance OF the ice trust
papers. Mr. Jackson told Mr.. Mayer that his
word would be sufficient" and that he would not
have him subppuaed.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15

IFttlFFi-N'-I AIAII4s.
DestinG ton and steamer close In New York
Japan. Corea and China Especially
dressed oUlyl tylA TacomHj- Today 600 D IN
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands tvia san Frauciscol-S-
IBERIA Feb L. 1880 m
snds via seattie,-Iyra Feb II. 900 m
New Caledonia Samoa. Hawaii and
Apeclaiy addressed mail the Fit
Islands Cyia san FrHnCiscO)-Sonona "a m
Australia except WesU, Fill Islands
New Caledonia tyla Vancouver
Victoria. b c}Miowsra. .,..;-.Fsb %. 500 m
pine Islands tvlH San Francisco
China "a I2 30 a m
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool, Feb l4-ATrved, steamer Teuton,. m,
thompson New York via Queenstown -"
Queenstown Feb l3 1918 n-Arrved steanAr T,ernta
SSoI, Iurner Boston for Liverpool proceededl
sailed Ii. 1880 Steamer oceanic (I5rj Cameron
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Sunrise 665 Sunset 5:34 Moon s;57 Moons age
HIGH WATER
AAI-Sandy e:4i Gov Island 1902 He'll Gate lI55
MSandy Hook 10 IL Gov Island 1924 Hell Gate 1921
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
Arsenal Building. Fifth avenue and 64th street

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
Arsenal Building. Fifth avenue and 64th street.
Borough OF Manhattan the City Of New York.
Sealed bids estimates will be received by the Park
Board tho ONCE OF the Department OF Parks
until : o'clock p. m,
THURSDAY MARCH 81, 1907 Borough OF Manhattan
Contract No. a.
material Installation OF nltnnhrr
and dranaeS apparatus in Public library
Astor. and Ttden Foundations Fifth avenue
40th and 42d streets. The security required will be
thirty thousand dollars The time allowed
completing the work in this contract win three years
after notice to begin work at the building given
The bids will be compared the contract awarded
a IA lump aggregate
Plans be and blank rnay ba Oht
at the Office OF tho Department OF Parks. Arsenal Cen
tral Park Manhattan, also the Of
tects. Carrere Hastings No. 2S East street Man
haitian -
For further particulars city Record
MOSES HERMAN. President.
JOSEPH /. BERRY.
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY
Commissioners OF Parks
Dated February 9th. 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
MAMIE OPERA HOUSE.

MIAMI AN s4tb ST Sear stb Az,
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
o9Gs ToSIGHT m at 's AIDA Mines RGss
De Cisneros. NM BassL Arimondi.
Mugnoz. TecChi Conductor. Campanini-
ance OF MME. MELBA DonizettFs opera. LUCIA
III LAMNIERMOOR. Mines Melba. Severina; NM
Bonct. SamInarco Mugnoz. Nenturini. Teccht Con
SAT-. NIGHT. FEB. 10. at SIS eleventh Of the
series of Popular SATURDAY Night performances
Mines. Russ. De C!sneros. ZaScaria; NM. Dalmores.
Seyeiihac AtuEnoz. Tecchi. Cond. CamUanini
sunday. $3.50 GRAND CONCERT 5Oc.-SI.5O.
SolOlsts: Mines. Donalda- De Cisneros. A-ta. NM
6Rmmarco, AltChevsky. OCCelier and entire
Manhattan opera House Orchestra Conductor.
Seats for All Above Now Selling
MON. FEB. IS, at S:I5-Ambroiss ThOmRss MI
GNON Mines Bresslsr- Gauou Pinkert GiacOnla:
Nm Bonci. Arimondi. Gilbert, Mugnoz- Conductor.
WE'D. FEB. 60 at s15-Aieverbeer.s DINORAH
(rrst time) Miles. PnlCert. Trentiui. Gacouia. NM
Altchevsky. Aneona, MugnoE, NentuTini Conductor.
Special Holiday ! Mines Bressler- GianoIi. DonaI-
Performance. da. Trentui. GiacOnia; NM.
friday Afternoon Dalmores. AuCouH, Gilbert,
Eeb. e. at = badGi. Nugnoz Reschigltau.
M,siHE MnsihinEions POPULAR PRICES
Bi1ets 75c.. 81. S10O So. So.
CARMEN. Conductor. COmpaniDt
FRI, FEB. %. az s.I5 tWashington Birthday
Grand Double Bill. Mascagnrs CANALLERIA RUS
TICANI. Mines. Russ. Giaconia, SeveriuR. NM
Damores. Ssveilhac. and LeoncavalIo's 1 PAGLI-
ACCI. Nine. ponalda. NM. BRssi. Sammarco Sc
SAT NAT FEB aS az 2Ioth Appearance MNIE
MEIBA. Verdrs Ia TRAVIATA. Mines Melba.
Xaccaria, Severina; NM. Bassi, Sanmarco. Mugno1
Fossetta, Daddi. Reschigl'an. Gilbert. Conductor
SAT- NIGHT. FEB. %. at s15-Donizettis LUCIA
DI LAMMERMOOR. Miles. Pnkert. Severina: NM
SEATS FOR All ABOVE NOW SELLING.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15

uAnUrTT Mats. Thurs. sat and Feb % at 2:so
nA1ME t !. " of sG Rose Sah horu. The LAD,
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
Proposals..

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OFFICE OF
IL Superintendent, L. :. Capitol Building and
GROUNDS Washington, d. G.. February S. igOT Sealed
proposals duplicate Will be opened at
office IL o'clock. noon.
April 3. 1907 furnishing all plumbing hXtures FOR
the Representatives office building and
specifications be had on application the above Of
A certified check IN the of twenty dollars
,S25 Will required from the intending as a
guarantee for OF the plans and
the contract. BIDS must "a
by certified check surety bond in the Sc of
amount O bid will require approved surety
bond IN tho Of oc7 OF the amount Of
right 10 reisct and all bids 10
any technlcallty or intormality any bid. ELLIOTT
WOODS. Superintendent L. :. Capitol Building and
Grounds. Approved. 2. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary
~ bia. washington, u. c. Feb. "A 1907. SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received this ONCE
March g. 1907 for constructing junction OF
trunk Forms Specifications necessary infor
nation may be obtained a. District building
Washington. d - HENRY r. = MACFARIAAND
HENRY l. WEST. JOHN BIDDIE, Commissioners. d. G
New-York tribune., 1907-02-15
TRANSPACrFIC NAIL

IFtI4F
Hamilton Norfolk old Dom ......... ---
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-14
Hotel Ia RefoTmadl GUIANA

Habtndo adqudo venta Hotel he nttoducdo
des mporane eoa ponendolo aura meores de 81
clase
Sc obeva gran upuosdad en- acepac6n de huesped pu
dendo ocer eabento condolences
dir en- el famlias, atendidas toda pulcrud.
Habtacones 6moda venlada cocina Espa1ola
Americana adnten abonado sirven comdas domio Pre-
clos equitativos.
Propietario.-EnyIqm Haas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-14
iIcaIdIa Municipal Dc euTaba

- Anunoo de Su6asta. -EL&Con-
ceio Municipal, acord6 sacar a re-
mate la construction del .Cementerio
Civil de este pueblo y sehalar para
que tenga lugar Ell acto de la subas-
ia Ell dia II de Mario del1eo7 4 la
una de la tarde en- el salon de la
casa Ayuntamiento.
Las proposiciones Sc haran en-
p.iego cerrado con arreglo al mode
10 inserto al pie de la ordenanza
porque ha de regirse la contrata y
para poder tomar parte en- el rema-
te sera condici6n precisa acotnpafiar
al pliego de proposiciones documen-
to iustifcativo de haber consignado
en- la Tesoreria Municipal, el IS
por 100 sobre el valor de las obras
que asciende a nuevecientos dollars
(ooo).
Los pianos, ,presupuestos y orde-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-14
ANALYSIS
BACTERIOLIGICO
del /:
Aqua de ViIljui8a
':.PractIcad' Dor O.. /
Doctor FeTrer PIera

CoNcLvs1oNEs, 1s-El aqua
de "Vilajuiga" es G6solMtamente
bMya, desde el punto de vista
bacteriol6gico, y no contiene, en-
consecuencia, ningGn gE,men
noct00.
2s-Los resultados al estu-
dio bacteriol6gico de aqua Villa
juica nos conduce, estan Ell per-
fecta concondia con los del ana
Isis qnfmico, y con los datos y
enxenflanzas que la geologic de
la comarca nos proporciona res
pecto a la profundidad en- que el
aqua ha sido aceptada en- forma
de pozo artesiano, y a la natura-
leza de las capas que ha atrave-
sado logrando asf su perfecta fl
traction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-14

=. 6sH que s mn. a % % Dc q911tO' NIL qnOs smOs TaFs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-14

Dmmsa1sadWaI KraIewId-Calnt
- modrnos con ochO 8 din J seis Sreu
a@.-TrapiShes, dfecadOrSA, tripk J q
6Tuela aRctns Y tachss modernos.-Bsml
Agentes Generates Pal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-14
FdbTIca Dc AiquIna' Dc 1';-
Tar cafe Dc vIet,I caprI|s'
San German P. r.

Sc fabrican estas maquinas del t.
mafio y precios que Sc pidan. Exac-
tamente iguales las cue Sc importan
del extrangero. FL temafio de 10 pull
gadas de largo, 6 de aucho y IL de al
to, vale dos dollars. De mayor tama-
fio suben los precios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-14

Para curar un resfiado 90 M dla
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo oU1N1NA.
81 boticario le devolvera el dinero. ri
no Sc cura. La frna de E. w. GRO.
We Sc halla en- cada cajita. :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-14
Contratstas de astOrIas COmpIeas ncyendoOs sdcos.

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombas J
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanita, Bayam6n, PlaEuela, BaroConsta,
San Vicente, Vega Baja, Providence, Pat.
las, Nsresdita, YabucOa, Buena Vista, Ca
roiinS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-14
Bs de- tOdss ssss de maunaas para aCendaS dc aC Cntat

y condenSadores de vacio ECO y de vIcio h6'
medo,-C COndensadores centrales.
KEFTRENCIAS EN PUERTO RICO
Todas las csntrales donde Se eneuentren
apatatoa de KrajswRk-P@ant CO, entire. laS
cualm @tGA he Gguisat@
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-14
Vidal HeInanos & Co.

Comerciantss en- nercancfas, pro-
visiones y licores al por mayor y de
tall. Vendedores del acreditado ron
,Merceditas de Yabucoa Fajardo, P. R
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
An Ared American.

WdSnlnblon Herald.
 In London there works an American, Sydney Talbot, n tugboat captain, who has spent most of his life In England. He was taken to the hospital recently suffering from a slight accident, and he. declared that although he was nine- ty-eight years old, this was the first ailment he had ever had In his life. The physicians who attended him were interested In his case, and wanted to make provision for his old age, so that he would not have to return to work. but he declared that he was going back to run his tug, and that he felt good for six or seven years yet. He is not a teetotaler. but has always been temperate fin the use of liquor and tobacco. He says he sees no req son why he should not live for some time yet, as his father was IO5, his mother 1O5, and his sister 1O2 when they died.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
Nice. Eanx Journnllan,.

washington Herald.
 Newspaper men ought to have easy tiwes of it in the polar circle, where the papers are issued only once year. There are three or four of these. One of them is The Eskimo Bulletin, edited near Cape Prince of Wales on Boring Straits. TheN English missionaries there have established a school in a village inhabited by Estkmos and as only oneA steamer lands at the place and that only once year, the news 1t brings from the outside world Is printed on sheet of paper with the hektograph. The paper is very thick and 1t is printed only on one side. The Bulletin claims to be the only once year paper printed, but this is an er- TOT. At Gothaab. Greenland, there is another issued from small printing office which was established in 1862. The name of this sheet Is "Atnagagd- linitt, nalinglnarik tusaryminasassu- milk" which is supposed to read Some thing for reading; accounts of all H0rts of entertaining subjects" The lam guage is that of Greenland. a dialect of the Eskimo. There Is still another paper published in Greenland called "Kaladlit."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
By Mrs. L "A. deCoftes

gone to Thompson to spend today
 Messrs. R. B. and T. D. McGehee nave returned home and are with their parents. Rev. and Mrs. McGehee, TOT few days before going to coI- iege. The former will go to Wander bilt and the latter will attend the medical college In Mobile.
 Miss Ada Ivy will leave today for Tallas "a, where she has accepted a position as teacher.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Edmonds, wno nave been. spending some time in Co., den, are now visiting relatives in Louisville.
 Miss Belle Stuart has returned from a visit to friends in Prattsvilie.
 Mrs. !. T. Clarke and son Hugh are visiting friends in Troy.
 The moonlight german that wa. to have been given at Pickett Springs Friday evening. was postponed until next Friday evening, and will be in the nature of compliment to a number or the younger set, who will be leav- ing for school in a short while. The german will be led by MT Samuel Jones.
 A large number of employees of the Nachman & Meertief establishment enS joyed dance at Pickett Springs last evening.
 On Tuesday evening there will be a dance at Oak Park.
 Mrs. F. B. Long and daughters. Misses Susie, Addie Lou and Sallie Long, passed through the city Friday, en route to their home in Georgiana. after visit to Louisville.
 Mrs. Leon Fort has gone to Ameri GUS. Ga.. to visit friends.
 Mrs. s. A. Soloman and children are visiting friends in Florida.
 Mrs. Bernheim and Miss Marie Klein or Birmingham are guests Of Mrs. M. Mohr at her home on Sayre Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Mabson have returned from a stay In Atlanta and Lithia Springs.
 Miss Fletcher Pearson is the guest or MISS Georgia Richardson for 6 few days, en route to Randolph Macon Col lege.
 Miss Mamie Hunter has returned from Shelby Springs.
 Miss Cora Parker has returned from a visit to friends at Hope Hull, accom- panied by Mrs. T. c. Mccullough. 
 MT. and Mrs. T. E. Meyer have returned from Shelby. Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Cohen and Mas ter Mortimer Cohen will leave Tuesday for Point Clear, where they will spend several weeks.
 Mrs. H. Nj. Hobbie and daughter; Miss Nomie Hobbie, have returned from Virginia,
 Miss Mary c. whetstone and Miss Laurie Tresslow of Birmingham are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Andrew H. McNeel at their home on Court Street,
 Miss Margaret Carter has gone to Atlanta to visit her brother. Mr. John Carter. -%
 Mr. A. H. McNeel and Miss Sarah