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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-11
RIVERSIDE

The patriotic citizens of Riverside
were heartily in accord with the grand
celebration given vt Garland on the 4th 4.
We are not so large and cannot do so
much, but In proportion to size and
facilities we will celebrate the cath In
the same style, and cordially invite all
to attend.
The Misses Helen and Cecil Kennard
spent the 4th In the capital.
Miss Sadie 0rwin Of Provo, formerly
II very respected young lady of our
town, is with us for few days visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lizzie Hobbs of Salt Lake City
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Bowcutt.
James Jardine and Albert Tubbs
came down from Holbrook to spend the
4th.
Horace Turner, who has been away
for some time as u sheep foreman, has
returned home,
Johh A. Hales, who has been 10 Sal,
Lake City taking II BARRIERS course, 1.
home for few days.
Mrs. Davis of Logan, is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Horace Turner.
A. NJ. Portes's new modern cottage Il
nearing completion.
At this writing weather hot"
... Jay Kay.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-11
Family Life In France.

Modern France is the stronghold OF
the family system. See French fam.
fly at dinner In a restaurant. or. for
that matter. at home. You will never
see a gayer. livelier function. There
ia such a frank and unassumed sense
OF community about the whole thing.
The boys adore their mother. the girls
their father. the parents take such
a whole.hearted delight in their child.
rem, and the children are 30 happy
and respectful. 1t is a sight OF which
every Frenchman may be proud.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-11
Justice to Mrs. Clark.

In effort to give the Deseret News
a gentle call down for claiming Mrs
Lucy A. Clark to be of Brigham City
We editor offended our worthy delegate
to the Republican National Convention
In Chicago by publishing the following
note:
Tuesdays Deseret News printed a
cut Of Mrs. Lucy A. Clark with big
headline over 1t "Mrs. Lucy A Clark OF
Brigham CITY" Is sister Lucy ashamed
Of being citizen Of Garland or does
Brigham want To claim her. She Is the
Garland correspondent to the Deseret
News, but probably that paper don,
know their own correspondent. Mrs
Clark was the only woman delegate
present at the Republican National Con-
vention in Chicago"
We hasten to explain that our reference
made of Mrs Clark being ASHAMED Of
Garland" was only a joke. Whenever
we editor thinks any one Is trying tc
dig Garland, his hair sticks up and h,
lites onto them. AS TO Mrs. Clark being
ashamed of Garland IL Is fartheres
from her mind. She worked like ,
trojan in the Convention for the Interests
Of our library. our kindergarten and on
woman's club and every other welfsI,
of our town and state. Mrs. Clark ha
a host Of clippings from the Associated
Press sent to her by friends, telling o
her good work IN the Convention.
What made ye editor sore was tn
fact that Brigham got the credit for he
good work when we were entitled to 1t.
The error Of her being from Brigham
came through the Associated Press r,
porters and she was IN no wise re,
ponsiblc.
The fact that the Deseret News di
not correct the error. Is where our kic
was coming.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-11
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

BE. Boothe spent Sunday with his
family in Brigham.
j. W. Lewis was on the sick list the
fore part of this week.
p. A. Nordquist returned SUNDAY
evening from a business trip to Ogden.
Miss virgie Bush of Salt Lake Is spend
ing this week in town visiting relatives
and friends.
Uenl. Mgr. B. f. Ritter Of Logan was
here In the interest Of Ritter Bros Drug
Co. Wednesday.
FOR SALE-Town lots on Fac
tory aud Main streets. Enquire ut the
Garland Mercantile Co. u
MIR and Mrs George Thorstcnsen OF
Brigham City, were guests OF MIR ana
Mrs q W Miller Sunday.
Miss Mary Nordquist Of Ogden Is
visiting relatives here the guest OF MIR.
and Mrs. Z. A Nordquist.
Miss Mary Willard Of Pennington Is
spending the week In town the guest Oh
her sister, Mrs. Celia Grover.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Nordquist ana
Miss Mary Nordquist drove out to the
Hot Springs Tuesday evening.
Garlands base ball nine goes to Wells
willie to-day to give the Wcllsvilers u
merry chase on their own diamond.
Mrs. Alta Argyle Of Bountiful was
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Eugene
CLAYTON, the fore part Of this week.
MIR. and Mrs. John Wing returned
Monday to their home In Lehi after
pleasant visit with relatives In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Green Of Okla
bona. are visiting In this city the guests
of their daughter, Mrs DIR j NJ Francke.
Edgar Swinyard came over from
Logan and spent last Friday and Sat
urduy with his father, Harry Swinyard.
Be Call, County prosecuting attor-
ney, came over from Brigham on legal
business Monday and spent Tuesday In
this city.
1T. Davis returned from trip u
Salt Lake Sunday evening accompanied
by his wife who Is spending this week IN
this city
A general conference Of the 9th quo
rum OF Seventy will be held In Bear
River City Sunday tomorrow morning
Ut 10 o'clock.
Mrs. II. b. FCulger returned from
Ogden Tuesday night, where she Wen
to attend the funeral Of her grandmother
Mrs. S. Dixon, who died July ..
DR.. c. W. Richards, dentist. In,
moved his Office to room No. 8, Rite
Bros. Block. This room was formerl,
occupied by DR., G. A, Mosman.
]. G, Wheelon went to Ogden Wed
pesday TO attend the Big Meeting OF thu
Foar-County Fair Assn. Mrs. Wheeler
accompanied him rs for as Brigham
City.
Mrs, Geo. T. Rogers went To Ogdel
Thursday 10 witness the marriage
ceremony Of her son Ed Rogers. VIII
was married to Miss Barbara Wanlass OF
the above date.
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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-11

Musical Director Passmore. of the
Shaftesbury theater, London, has q
dog which he AYERS has real musical
talent and Is a ventriloquist, He has
trained him to Sing" the refrain Of Q
new song entitled The Fiddler ana
His Dog" and is giving public per.
formances. The dog has three ways
OF barking and changes from one to
another at signals from his master.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-11
War Against Consumption.

All nations are endeavoring to check
the ravages Of consumption, the "white
plague" that claims so many victims
each year. Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs and colds perfectly and you are
in no danger of consumption. Do not
risk your heath by taking some unknown
preparation when Foley's Honey and
Tar Is safe and certain In results. Ritter
Bres. Garland and Tremonton Drug store
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-11

BUY oNE-send one to your fri
ends-what? Why booklet OF Gar
land, AZ pages. Price soc. Call at
the Globe Office or at The Foulger Co
and see It. It's gem. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14
HER ,mpasssIons or AMEn'cA


The first institution In America ina!
distressed me was the steam heat y
b ,far moro manageable no~ than u
va. both In hotels and theafsfs. %
cause there srs moro individual heat
ers. . But how ] suffered from n o.
flrss cannot describe. used % rec.
dreadfully ~. and when We could nos
turn the hest % ut the theefer me
may always vsnt badly. Ny voice
vas affected, too. At Toledo once y
nearly went altogether. Then ths nsxs
NIGHT, aster . good fasht Ne 90 tne
th4ater COOL, end the difference % N
play was extraordinary.
II I ala noe IKE steam heaf ! iovee
the ico Which - such . feature 9
American meals. EVERYTHING =
served On lee. toot kindly t0 thsh
dishes-fhsir cookery at Ito bese Y
better than ~ EfsncA-and ! saeU
missed plAnksd shad. tsrTapan. I'D the
oyssse-af ~ best and q - cheepss
Il Amesfca-WAen ! returned 70 Eng
laad.-x1isa Terry. h NcClufs's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14
N9N VINO OWN MANY DoLIAhe.
liss q lalnssasirss rhas b Msss -
Lses Authentic.

ne Nat az the richest men q The
united otaess. sven below, was COLI
plIed b. 8 New York state hank: J.
Is. Rockefslles. Sso0. 900. 900: Andrew
C,rneaie. 33oo. ooo. 900; w. w. Astos.
$500 90. 90: J. p. Morgan. 9l60. 000.,
600: Wiiliam Rockefeller. eioo. Co.,
600: II n. Roesrs, eioo. 0o0. 900: W.
Il yspderbilt 800. 900 600: Senator
Clark. sioo. ooo, ooe: John Jacob A.
tor 400 ooo. go: Russell Sage estate.
sso GA. ooo: Il. c. Frick. sso.ooo. 900:
b. o. Niila. $4,000. 900: Marshall
Field r.. e7S .ooo, 900: H. u. F1asier.
eco ooo. coo: I J. Hill. 100000. 900:
nnvar Paina ieSo. 900, 900; J. II. Hig.
sins ssO .O0o. 600; Harry Field. ESQ.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14
FOR THE AFTERNOON DREsa.


This n . simple little bodice Of the
blouse order. 1t 10 in the same mate
rial - the skirt, and II unlined except
Just the yoke and sleeves. for these
use sateen the color Of the material.
The yoke 10 Of flne lace. the mate
rial 10 finely tucked ON either side for
about three inches down. the center
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14

In cutting, which often results b I'm
mediate ffayinlS q seams.
In buying cheap ready tower cloth
ine.. Il h almost always necessary IN
sew on MI the buttons and rework all
butsonholes before permitting the
child te don the sarment and It b 3ast
% easy to work them the Arst time
and be done with It 81. =
Some mothers think that smbroid-
cred Insignia for shields. cuffs, sailor
cellars, etc, forms IN important item
IN the finish Of summer clothing for
boys. II the, homesewsr cannot do
this sort Of embroddery. she can buy
anchors. shields. stc., IN ready en-
ebruldered. and dtttfy rppH them upon
The fabric q the suit
Another thing-all The up-to. date
pattern firms now issue admirably
constructsd patterns for boys cloth
ing, and II the homesever b NOT quite
sure about the correct methods Of nm
ishing on seams. adjusting bands.
belts, pockets. etc. she can easily rip
up or examine . factory made suft to
learn the trick ' =
with these few suggestions - to
The economy Of making1he small boys
clothing ct home. let a turn our At
tentiou to fabrics suitable for such
raiment. 49, -.
For the small boy just out oe
dresses. unquestionably white piQue.
repp or wlsh poplin makes the smart
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14

WHsa svocs y u11ssd ssd sxtra
Vsusss ~ clothes srs 70 - ~ sway.
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- q 60 g bsoglv - - 00bW.
- . . 60 - tye11A
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14

ffunt u arranged ~ Q Triple boxpteat
.orpamentsd With velvet bsttoas st
% N tAfsss, the material jotns the
yoke under . hand a velvet upoa
vAjsh. appaiques q lace are sswa.
ThG cukb % Dc chow 1essves -
sxsnned 70 nnecA.
IGatsrsals yelu1ssd: One end sns,
Aalf yards % iseAes vide. oae-haaf
yard Iace. cus y1ed ssfess md 90.
half yard vssvse q ths erosa
resssss n cssers.
The new I'D q embsUods9ing towels
N eo,ors ~ several tAinOB to recon.
nsud n ssads from - f.ct that Il 3
Q fsssee fsum Ne plnia whits vosk
vaseA has bsea tie tAsA1ua % Ioug.
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Dc furaisAinsp q ths roo0. . point
thnx eounsods q b n0y vo0sn-
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San9 fsyurstsa Csre sAe11d D
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-03
LARGE AylENGEs
Are Attracted 10 the Grand by.
Fine New Vaudeville
Entertainment.

The new bin Of polite vaudeville a
the Grand opera house IS ATTRACTING
large audiences ami eietins much IA
vorable comment from patrons The
singing act BY Anderson and Reynolds
IS a splendid one and the wonderful
acrobate act by the great zemo-
zemo troupe Is making 4 decided hit
The new moving pictures are entitled
The Stolen Calf" The Mattress
and q Wedding in Brtainy." These
pictures are exceptionally hne. Prof
Gus Smith has a new Illustrated SONG
that brings tears 70 al eyes in one
verse and roars of lauEhters In an
other. Al should hear It
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-03

Take TWO glass cans Put
ten silver dollars in each Pour
a pint of water in one. Which
lis the most valuable?
Take a sack Of Dewey's
Best Flour-take a sack of
spring wheat -four, make them
into bread. The sack of
.Dewey's Best contains more
.digestible nutriment, but BY
adding 8 pounds more water
to the spring wheat flour it
will produce 6 more loaves.
Does the water add to the
amount of nutriment in the
spring wheat -four? No.
Is there more nutriment in
IS Ioaves from Dewey's Best
than-in Al loaves from spring
wheat? Yes.
Appearances are sometimes
deceptive. Buy Dewey's Best,
GET an honest Aour-at an eco
nomical price.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-03
social
CONTINUED from page Sd

pie stole a march on their frleu'ls
wednesday afternoon and HE'D them
selves to Bristol 10 be Joined together
in the bonds OF matimony. They
were A. [. Flowers. son OF Mrs. L ].
Flowers, OF this city. and Miss Lulu
Leggett. Of Cairo. who has been max
ing her home here FOR some time
The wedding ceremony vas pronounc-
ed by the Rev. 2. B. Brooks n the
N. E. church at Bristol. They re-
turned to salem on the evening acI
commodation and are receiving the
congratulations or their many friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-03
Entcrtaips Ladies' Aid society.

Members OF the Ladies' Aid So
clety or the First Presbyterian church
enjoyed a very pleasant social time
and an elegant luncheon following
i business meeting at the home Of
Mrs. william G. Osborne, 444 West
Main street, Thursday afternoon.
The appointments for the affair were
very pretty. a color scheme OF red
and white being followed in the deco
rations. Miss Anna Francis. Of
wilsonburg, who was visiting Mrs.
Osborne, was the honor guest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-03
- ]. Hood Hornor. n Lumber.

Mrs. ]. Hood Hornor OF Lumber
port. spent Thursday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Decisy. Of
Northview. left last night 0 New
York and viii all from-that city for
Europe. Mr.. Decisy has been en-
ployed At the Peerless window glass
factory at Northview.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-03

Fertilizer fOr sale at orie Myers's
livery stable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

The Cleveland team has been playing great ball of late and working hard 10 get into that dear first position
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
McCAFFERTY KNOCKED OUT One Inning Was Enough
 For Him. CLIMBERS IN HARD LUCK
 - Billy Smith Runs in Recruit from
 His Farm. The Climbers Made eoos start sns Thiags Looked Cheerful. But the Heode Showed Up
 Again.
BY W. W. sCREws. yn.

Atlanta, Gaa July 3.--((Special. 1-- Viebahn. another of the men that 5illy Ell smith had sept to his farm in m, went In the box today and won his game by a score of 6 to g..
 Tie cld not have any too good con- made up for Ir all. three hits being the sum sum total that the Climbers made on ,.i Mc%Gairsry % stsrtsd in, but . big c.us. inning made Ryan chase him in a hur- ", Juul going in in the second. The lert- handler started out like he was goins @ to pitch great ball. and up on tnfieid hit had been made off him. Tn the tn, the Crackers punched three hits on him. putting over couple of played A better ieldfng game than At lanta. but three hits won't land many games ef ball with one out In the first.
 Ryan was hit by the ball and Steve bags. Ryan scoring. Reagan made nice steal and slid into third. scoring on Greminger's sacrifice fly. Things o1s now n ths sG stand snS orUMe were doing some tall roofing.
 There was . sudden hush. though. on the part of the Montgomery. contingent bunted and Mccafferty got 1t and fired it to Greminger: the play was close, and 1t looked as if Moran was out but Carpenter called him safe. Moran scored on Winters hit to Perry, Dyer getting out at second. Winters scored on Becker's three-saclxer and Jim Fox aroye seceksr in, making the score 5 ed and Dyer beat out q bunt in the third. Winters sacrificed them both, and Moran. scored when Pope 1uggIed Becker's hit, making it to 2.
 In the sixth Persons lit one to Dyer, who threw wild to first. Persons never slowing up and as he started for third, Fox threw wild to Dyer and Persons scored making the three Montgomery
 Moran started the eighth with a drive to left, going to second on Dyer's sacri- nee, and to third on Winters hit to Perry. scoring on Beclxer's hit to cen ter: Becker scoring on Fox's hit to right, making 1t to g. Nothin ing more was done and 1t closed that way.
 Guest will probably pitch the morn ing game tomorrow and Thomas the af- ternoon, though 1t has not been de- cided yet. A good crowd got in from big crowd is expected on the excur- sion that General Agent Billups of the Western runs from Montgomery to Att lanta tomorrow.
 Manager Ryan win break the long jump to Little Rock. leaving here for Birmingham tomorrow night taking breakfast there Sunday morning. and going from there to Memphis, reaching Little Rock Monday morning. Hart, was expected to be here this morning but he did not show up and shannon had to play first, making 3 good show liiE: ScoYe:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Madden. Ils (Leey. g to 5, third. Time, l:06 4-5 The Vicar. Summer NlghL Von Lear and Harlem Maid ran.
 Fourth race. the Thistle, selling, mile and eighth-Monfort, lo6 (Giibertl 8 to l., won: Spooner. ss lUptonl. 3 to T. second; Grapple, 103 (Gainerl. to l, third. Time, l:52 3-5. Marathon, Ta- meo Tony Bonero. Juggler, Donen- rique and Seawolf ran-
 fifth race, the Voter, Swear olds and up. six and a half furlongs, turf course .-Nimbus. los SJ. Lse): 3 te | won Peter Cuince, if4 (Notterl, 3 to 1, third. Time. t:is s-5. J. e. Core, Pantoufe, Moliie Ball and Woolspun ran.
 Sixth race, Monitor. selling, mile and eighth--Montauk, 105 (McDanieD, to 1, won; caingornl. no lpugan) to J second: Trash s5 (Sweet). to l, third. Time. i:5s. Littleton Maid, Counter nand. Tipping. Sailor Girl, s .s5 Csnsplss, 1ae Gun Cotton. Torenaa. Black oak'. ,lsIss Lons Bail and Winning Star ran. Maxie Witt broke down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
Sheeushead Bax ResuItn

Sheepshead Bay, N. Y., July B. Montfort. an to l shot, won the This tie stakes. selling. one mile and a fur long at Sheepshead Bay today defeat ing Spooner, another 8 to 1 shot, In a hard drive by head. Grapple finish ed a good third.
 No apparent change in betting con- ditions at the track was noticeable as & result of the decision of Justice Bis- Choff in the Collins case yesterday. There was some anticipation that the betting ring would again be occupied by bettors, but 1t was still deserted Thomas Childs. a former bookmaker. was arrested charged with accepting a bet.
 First race. the Chuctanunda. six fur lougs-Seacliff. 114 (E. Dugan). I4 to 5, won; Selectman. 122 (Notter), to 1, second Connaught Ranger. f22 q. Lee), to third. Time. 1:1S 2-5. Dandy Dixon. Danbury and Anri ran
 Second race. the Elkwood, selling miie-Arazee, 9s fSweetl, 8 to 1. won; James B Brady. 106 (Joiner), to | second; Great Pirate. 10s (E. Dugan), $ to 1, third. Time, 1:39. Castlewood Grizlett, Corncob and Earlscourt ran
 Third race. the Glidlala handicap i've and a half furlongs--Perceptor 124 CNotterl II to 10, woni Gliding Belle. 1oS (Gilbertl. s to 1, second; les
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
THE RACES
neanlts AZ Iatonla.


 Cincinnati July S.--The fourth race. a handicap at six furlongs was the fea- ture at Latonia today. Dainty Dame won the event in drive from Al. Null third Ada Meade won the second event but was disqualified for fouling. Variation was placved first, Floreal second and Point Lace the favorite,
 First raes, iivs' iss an one halt furlongs: Sweet Pippin, lO5. (Butler), ss.s5 straight. 24.0s place, i5.05 show won; Busna Vista. i05 lHoggl, 1os.so place. (Minder(. 17.00 show third. Time iO:S 3-5. Diabolo, Goldslipper, Wheatbread, Theipsusian, Santa Elena, Nellie Free, Dearie, Poutins Betsy and sflverine
 Second race. five an one half fur longs[Vartation; 1o5, lPower), 1920 snow second: Point Iace, vi iSs Sfs Martin. fiS 7.I0 show third. Time 10:7 s-S. Fannie Bell signal, Harriet Rowe. Marie Cameron e Sinister. Ada Meade. Bo-di- Thorpe. 1o7, (Tayior), s.SS straight. straight e,s0 place ]i,s6 show won, Marmorean. onw; @ Floss S. iO5. GRoissj. ss.sO show now third. Time 11.4 3-5. Bell Toone, Sis- Donna Elvira, Beatrice K, sorrei Top. Ad0y IlliCl dIQ AAhOy 4tdFlSu f1tAs
 Fourth race, handicap, six fulongs- Dainty Dame, 1os, tPowers)s l7.s0 won Al. Muller, s2 (Edmistonl, 7;s5 second Time 1:13 4-5. Honest. ran.
 Fifth race. seven furiongs-Hetne 10S. (Warren), 46.26 won; Mary Tol- bolt. 100, (Martin). 1905 second; Lady Carol, III. (Heidel), 9.10 third. Time 1:27 4-5. Rebel Queen, 2. T. Shipp, stoner Hill, Viola. Guild The Piper, Chase, Miss Strome. St. Noel ran.
 Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth Severus. 105, (Powers), 1000 won: Lady Baldur. 100, (MartIn). 9.25 sec ond; Silver Brook. 95. tMcGee), i0.4O third. Time 1.48 Nassau, My Love, Tom Kearney, Rexall. Crawford, Van sel. UIrate. Diana. Paul Reinart and separator ran:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

marriage license was Issued yeS- terday in the oflce of the Judge of Probate to Frank Evin Williams and Hattie J. Daniels.
 The following transfers were record ed yesterday in the office of the Judge of Probate: T. B. Bethea and H. C.. lot of the plat of Finley Heights, locat- ed on Finley Avenue. for asteonsidera- tion of $500; John O'Leary to Cchloss and Kahn, lot 21 in Mechanicsville. for 8 consideration of $750; The Hilleresr Land Company to Homer I. Ledbetter, lots and 5, block 4, of the plat of the Hlllcrest Land Company. located on St. Charles Avenue. for consider ation of s1,500.
 The following corporations have filed articles with the Secretary of State:
 The City Ice and Power Company of Bay Minette, capital stock. s12000, of which s3.000 has been paid in. Incor- porators, E. G. Nelson and others.
 The T. F. Johnson Building and In- vegtment Company of Woodlawn: eapi- tai stock. s10,000. of which s5.000 has been paid in. Incorporators. T. F.. Johnson. Juanita Carrie Johnson and
 The Dixie Park Company of Mobile; eanital stock, Ss.0o0. Incorporators. Frank Rogers. W. T. Hieronymous and
 pr E. B. Ard of Ozark has been appointed a pension examiner for Dale
 George E. Rutledge of Bessemer has been appointed 6 notary public.