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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

University, June 17-(Special. 1.-THE
conference on education to be held In
connection with. the summer school du
ring the week OF June II. will assem-
BILE q number of noted educators and
will have an important and direct eff
feet on Alabadna's public school sys-
tenn. Owing to the recent establish
ment of County High Schools, the field
of secondary education In this State
presents some serious problems. Every
phase of High School work will be
treated In over fifty discussions by
men who have attained marked success
In educational work. The most import
ant feature. perhaps. win be the dis
cussion of the articulation of the High
School with the elementary school on
one hand and with the university on
the other. The following Is a con-
densed program:
Monday, . .. m.
Round Table Discussion.
Tuesday, ESQ q. m.
The Field of Secondary Education
". i. Doster. Professor of Secondary
Education. University. Ala; superin-
tendent K. s. Pugh. Thomasvilie. Ala;
c. B. Chapman. Principal High School,
Bessemer, Ala.
How to Hold Pupils Through the
First Year OF High school-superin-
tendent ]. v. Brown. Dothan, Ala; SUI
perintendent n. ~, SANDERS, Ffdtt City
Ala; r. A. Mickle. Principal Boys
High School. Mobile. Ala.
Tuesday, 3 p. m,
The Essentials In Every Secondary
School Course of Study--C. A. Brown.
Principal Birmingham High School. Bir-
mingham, Ala. Superintendent d. r.
Murphy, Admission. Ala; c. p. Bowman
Ensiey, Ala.
Is the Employment Of Unframed
Teachers the Cause or the Result OF
Low Salaries7-superinten w. r.
Harrison. Union Springs. Ala; Super
intendent w. H. story, Carroliton. Ala;
Superintendent p. B. Hughes. Tusca-
LOOSE Cunty. TUSCALOOSA. Ala.
wednesday,, Dt3O a. m.
General Subject-r
"Wednesday lBso0 D. m.
High School Architecture With Espe-
cial Reference To Lighting. Heating.
Ventilation And sanitation-Dr. T. 3.
Dressiar. University. Ala: President J.
b. Hobby, Aibertviile. Ala. Superin-
tendent J. NJ. Collier. Decatur. Ala
bama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

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Compania Mexicana de Petroleo ell
Aguila, 8. A., and of which Guillermo
Landay Escandon. Governor of the
Federal district is president. The first
meeting of the directors will take
place tomorrow
The company has acquired all of the
concessions for the development, ex-
ploitatton'- and marketing Of native
crude and refined oils as we'll as other
kinds of products held by the Arm of
s. Pearson and Son.. Limited. oil fields
department.
The directorate of the new corpora
ton Is composed of Msxicans. with
one exception.
They are Enrique c. Pablo, Macedo,
Tornado Pimentel Y. Tagoada, Lieut..
Col. Porf1rio Diaz,s Jr, Enrique Iron,
Lilo Luis Ell Guero and John B. Body.
The last named Is In charge Of the
Pearson's interests In Mexico.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
AcYCL0NE WARNING
srHE PROPHETss SEEK n
SCARE POLICE OFFICIALS.


The Holy Rollers may have been
strong on religion, bpt there developed
in Montgomery last hight a bunch who
make the Rollers out as four-hushers
at the crown-of-gtory game
This local talent with the salvation
stunt are sThe Prophets of the I'M
known Language" There are only
two OF them. but they have made their
mark.
Their stock in trade is the I'm
known Language. It's great. 1t has
q sound of something between a mo-
torcycle In action, and-sa healthy seid-
litz powders numbering, joyful, rap
fd-fire spouting. The two opponents
Of the sect are negroes, Elijah Estes
and Lena Estes. They are inspired.
Now and then the spirit descends on
them. They shut their eyes. and wig
gle their hands in thousand a minute
vibrations. And they blubber. They
call 1t "praising the Lord. !"
The police got them last night. The
spirit struck the two prophets on Pol
Hard street. It was ten strike. for
the blubbering was something fear
some.
Somehow the spirit wore OF by the
time they reached headquarters. and
there was lucid interval Of mortal
ity.
tne prophet. Ihe Loru says lnat
they's comir' cyclone through this
town before long. He's endowed US
with power from on high to bring yuh
to repentance.
He turned an admonitory eye on
Sergeant Murrell. But worse things
than cyclones have failed to disturb
that jaunty official. and the prophets
bluff had failed He was locked up
for preaching without permit.
The spirit found it's way through the
bars. 1t struck the two again. And
through the corridors the gurgling OF
the Unknown Language" wsounded
last night. a-caliing Montgomery to
repentance The two prophets blub-
bered and waved and vibrated They
were preparing this old sodom for the
cyclone.
Fur IT'S a shore comm yuh watch
what tells yuh.. said the prophet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
PRINTERS COMPLAINT
TO BE INVESTIGATED

Washington, June 17.--Actfng on the
complaint of various printers, Repre-
sentative Hull of Tennessee. today In
troduced a resolution calling on the
Postoffice Department for data show
ing the extent, nature and effects of
competition with private industry
caused by the printing OF the special
request" envelope by the Department
or under its authority.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
POLICEMAN KILLS
WOMAN AND HIMSELF

Macon. Ca, June 1s.--About 1 o'clock
this morning Oflicer Oscar Abel OF
the Macon police force, shot and kill
ed Emma Raymond. In the red light
district here, and then committed sui
eide. Whether quarrel occurred be-
fore the crime or not cannot be ascer-
tained. The whole affair IL shrouded
in mystery. The officer was dressed
in his uniform at the time, and was
wearing his badge.
The woman was shot three times in
the breast. Abel lived only a short
time after shooting himself twice in
the head
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
MCCLELLAN SPENT
$s3,57e IN FIGHT

New York. June 17--Mayor McClel-
Ian today received the city's check for
SSS,57s in payment for his expenditures
in the recent recount fight instituted
by William Randolph Hearst, follow.
ing McClellan's last election.
The bill. although itemized. Is said
10 he the first that has passed through
the Finance DEPARTMENT in recent years
without vouchers to show exactly how
the money was spent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
POWER BOAT RETURNS
FROM TRIP TO BERMUDA

New York. June 17--The power boat
Ilys, owned by J. G. N. Whitaker. OF
the Yachtsmen's Club of Philadelphia.
nnished the return race from Bermuda
at 5 d M, today, winning the cup
ofrere. m the Crescent Athletic Club
of BrooKiyn. The Heater, owned by
rived an hour and thtrty-three minutes
The third boat the Insep. owned by
w. c. Proctor, of Cincinnati. has not
been heard from at a late hour tonight
The Ilys was in charge of Thomas
Fleming Day, who reports a rough
passage for the latter half of the race
Her time, seventy-hve hours. is slow.
The Aiisacraig holds the record for
the run, sixty-hVe hours and forty ave
minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
INSTANT DEATH FOR
TWO IN KENTUCKY DUEL

Louisville. KY. June 17.-Frank
Stiggers. railroad detective employ
ed by the Kentucky and Indiana Bridge
and Railroad Company. and w. T.
Charles a switchman for Illinois Central
Railroad Company. engaged in a pistol
duel late this afternoon. which result
ed In speedy death for both.
Earlier in the day Charles had engag-
ed with an employe of the Kentucky
and Indiana Company over a matter
or routine work and when Charles and
Stiggers met In saloon at Thirtieth
and Cleveland Avenue, they engaged in
an alteration which ended when they
drew pistols and shot each other to
death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
NOTICE.

Under and by virtue Of the power OF sale
contained In a certain mortgage executed by
Sallie L. Sheriey and William j. Sherley
her husband, on the sth day OF February,
1905, payable to Sweat & Westcott ana
recorded in Mortgage Book 1856, page I5s.
in the office Of the Judge OF Probate of
Montgomery County. Alabama, which said
mortgage was by the said Sweat q West
colt transferred to Fred. S. Ball, as Trustee.
and by the said Fred, S. Bali. as Trustee'
90 Lloyd D. Batre. the said Lloyd d. Batre
will sell at public outcry, to the Highest
bidder for cash, at the Court Square Foun-
tain in the City OF Montgomery. Alabama.
on Thursday the 18th day OF July, 1905
within the legal hours OF sale the follow.
ing described real estate. situated in the
OF Alabama. contained in and conveyed by
said mortgage, to-wit;
lots .fB'' and Fifteen u5) of the We'll
addition to Highland Park as recorded in
Plat Book one % at Page seventy nine
(79) in the office of the Judge OF Probate
Of Montgonery County. Alabama. situated
on the North side Of Highland Avenue.
LLOYD D. BATRE,
Steiner. CruH & Well. Transferee
Attorneys.
At fun-tI- 1g-o5 tu1- .. y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
DUTY ON PETROLEUM
WILL BE ACCEPTED

Washington, June 1.-THE Senate
Committee on Finance will not present
an amendment placing a duty on Pc
ltroleunl, but such amendment will be
offered by Senator Penrose. q member
lof the committee, on the door of the
Senate It Is expected Chairman Aid
rich will then accept the amendment.
The rate to be proposed Is one-half q
cent gallon on crude OIL and 25 per
Icent ad valorem on refined oil. gaso-
line, henzine, naptha, parrafflne and
lother similar products OF petroleum
EThe amendment will provide also that
there shall be no drawback allowed on
petroleum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

ynfluence Of Calvfnism Of Today n
Discussed Mt Night Session.
New York, June 1.-THE general
council OF the alliance Of Presbyterian
churches devoted its sessions today to
a discussion Of Sunday school and
young peoples work.
Among the speakers were Philip z.
Howard. r.. w. Miller and w. L. Gel
ston. Of Philadelphia.
The night program was devoted to
Calvin celebration to which Rev. Alex
ander Phinnister OF New Castle on
Tyne, England; Prof. George w. Knox.
OF New York and the Rev. DR.. David
Woodside, OF Glasgow. spoke. DR..
Woodside discussed THE Influence of
Calvinism today" He said in part:
"A great deal Of the old harshness
OF Calyinism has passed away. Cali
vanish Is the great enemy of priest-
craft and of all forms Of pretention
and we believe that 1t win be the
world wide church eventually because
1t is unifying principle and does not
interfere with other churches"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
RE-ARRESTED ON A
CHARGE OF MURDER

Amite City. La. June 17.--Charging
them with the murder of her husband
ten years ago, Mrs Simon Oliphant,
late yesterday swore to warrants
against Thomas Dunnington and r. j.
Joiner, prominent residents Of this
parish. The men surrendered to the
sheriff Immediately.
Joiner and Huntington were arrest
ed on the charge of ELEPHANTS murder
a few days after 1t occurred, but were
discharged at a preliminary hearing.
No true bill was ever returned against
them by the grand Jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

my friends what 1t has done for me. I"
Mrs. E. HANSON, 804 East Long St.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Another Woman Helped.
Graniteville, VT. ~ was passing
through the Change Of Life and suffered
from nervousness and other annoying
symptoms. Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound restored my healthand
strength, and proved worth mountains
of gold to me. For the sake Of other
suffering women / am willing you
should publish my letter" = MRS.
CHARLES BARCLAY, RED, Granite
vile, VT.
Women who are passing through this
critical period or who are suffering
from any of those distressing ills pc
culiar to their sex should not lose sight
of the fact that for thirty years Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
which Is made from roots and herbs,
has been the standard remedy for
female ills. In almost every commu-
nifty you will find women who have
been restored to health by Lydia K.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
FORM NEW CABINET.

President Milo Pecanha Of Rio Janeiro
Makes Announcement.
Rio Janeiro, June 17.--President Milo
Pecanha succeeded in forming q new
cabinet as follows:
Minister OF foreign affairs, Baron de
Rio Branco.
Minister of the interior Esmeraldino
Banderia.
Minister of finance. Leopoldo de Bull
hoes.
Minister of war. General Carlos Eu-
genio.
Minister of Marine. Admiral Aiexan-
drino Alencar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
coNFEssEs TO MURDnR.
Negro is Held For Authorities at CO.
lunabus, OhiO.

Negro is Held For Authorities at CO.
lunabus, OHIO.
Columbus, Ohio, June 17.-Solomon
Shepherd, alias William Thomas. TWEEN
ty-four years old, colored, who con-
fessed to the Columbus police that he
is wanted at Durham. N. c.. for MUIR
der, is held awaiting word from Dur
ham.
Shepherd was pawning watch
when the police appeared and his ex-
PLANTATION not being satisfactory he
was sent to the city prison. where he
dropped a remark denying that he had
KILLED the man" and declaring that
a companion had done the shooting.
Shepherd said he was implicated in the
killing Of an engineer named Holt on
the Seaboard Air Line between Win
ston-Salem and Durham last October.
He said the engineer cought him rid
ing the blind baggage and threw him
of. whereupon he fired at the engineer
but missed him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
THE DEATH ROLL


The funerel services -of Frances
Trimble, the 17-months'old daugh-
ter Of the late Mrs. Eleanor o. Trim.
BILE. who died Tuesday in Waynesville.
N C., were held yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from the Offutt residence, Iii
High Street. Rev. Charles A. Stake
ly officiated and the interment was
made in lakewood
Allen Mcneil and George Powell act
ed as paf-bearers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
FAIL no AoRnn ON TYPE.
Workers for The BIInd divided ON Tn
Subject.

Columbus. Ohio. June 1.-THE Aameri
can Association Of Workers for the
Blind. before adjournment today was
unable to agree on uniform system of
type for the blind. Members OF the
committee were evenly divided between
the New York and Braille system and
1t was instructed to continue its inves-
legations.
Resolutions were adopted, commend
ing the public schools which maintain
instruction for the blind as well as
seeing pupils.
The following officers were elected:
Edward J. Nolan, Chicago. president;
E M. Vancleave, Columbus. Ohio,
first vice president; Robert i. Irwin,
Seattle, VAIN, second vice president:
F. F. Campbell. Boston secretary; e. P.
Moorford. Brooklyn. N. Y. treasurer. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
CAsTRO'S DEGREES VOID.
salt and Match Monopoly Concessions
NOf AunuIIed,

Caracas. June 1.-THE high Federal
court has given a decision declaring
unconstitutional Castro's DEGREES Of
January. 1907, which annulled the
salt and match monopoly concessions
This decision restores to the Ethel
hurga Syndicate, Limited. of London,
all of Its rights.
Albert Pam, who is a director in
the monopoly companies, successfully
carried on the negotiations without
diplomatic Intervention. The Ethel
berga syndicate owns both the salt
and match companies of Venezuela
and business will soon be resumed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

berlin. June 1.-THE autom0bile
competition from Berlin to Munich.
which IS known at the Prince Henry
touring car race has been won by VIII
liam Opel. While Poeg finished Sec
ond.
The contestants were sent away on
June 10 from the Templehof road, 100
machines starting at intervals Of one
minute. The entire course was 1.132
miles
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

Cleveland. o. June |17-The cases
against Antonio and Joseph Nusso,
Black Hand suspects, were continued
until June 20 by United States Com
missioner Starke here today.
District Attorney william L. Day
asked for the continuance. saying that
the government has been unable to as
semble Its evidence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
Miss sarah n. Mosby Dead.

New York. June II Miss Sarah d.
Mosby, of Memphis. Tenn. a relative of
the Mosby of Civil War fame. died sud
denly today at the home of Miss Eu-
phemia Sandys on, 115th Street. where
she had been staying for some time.
Death was due to apoplexy. Miss
Mosby was a. years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
CRITICIsE FRATERNITIEs.
President of Brown University Objects
TO The Custom

TO The Custom
Providence. r. l.. June lin his
annual report President Faunce, of
Brown University. referred to the
system of pIedging new students to
fraternities. saying:
BOYS are pledged to lifelong asso-
Citations before they have been in COL
lege forty-eiKht hours. Indeed, they
are often pledged. months before they
arrive at college. with no knowledge
of what or whom they are Joining.
IT ask the alumni to aid the uni
versity authorities in stopping the
dem oralizing and dangerous mbls
for new men. which marks the opening
Of the college wear"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
EARLY MORNING FIRE

Chicago Furnit"-- = -"rn Loses Over
100000.
Chicago June 17--An early morning
wabash Avenue, occupied by the Unit
ed States Furniture Company, caused
a loss to building and contents esti-
mated at 100000. An adjoining build
ing occupied by the Imperial Campbell
Branch Wall Paper Company was also
damaged by water to the extent OF
Q mn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
vrReNIA,s WHEAT CROP OFF.

Present Prices VIII Fall With New
washington, June 17--'Virginia's
wheat crop this year fell of one-half.
but Patterns corner In Chicago was
not responsible for It," asserted M .
Kiflighan, of Staunton, Va, tonight in
addressing the Virginia Wheat Mil
lers' Association at It's annual meeting.
The present higher prices of -four.
Mr.. Kivlighan said, were directly due
to the short crop of No. 2 red wheat.
He declared he is confident prices will
fall when the new crop is marketed in
July
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

The Board of Directors of the z. M.
C. A. at their meeting last evening.
at which there was barely a quorum,
did not transact any regular business
excepting the election of about nifty
new members to the Association.
Many members of the Board are out
of the city at present and the meeting
adjourned, subject to the call of the
President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
cHILDREN's HOME CONFERENCE
Every state In Union IL Represented
Mt Milwaukee,

EVERY StaNe IN Union II hepFesenteu
at Milwaukee.
Milwaukee. Wis. June 1.-THE an
nual conference of the children's home
society opened here today with re-
Doi2ts from nearly every State in
the Union. The program included a
discussion of the conclusions of the
recent White House conference on the
care of dependent children called by
President Roosevelt. James e. West of
Washington, d. c.. who was secretary
of the White house conference was
the principal speaker at the evening
session. Mr.. West read a letter from
Theodore Roosevelt giving his consent
to serve as president of permanent
organization or committee which will
carry on an active propaganda to give
personal effort to the conclusions Of
the white house conference
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
TRIED TO ORGANIZE
A SUICIDE CLUB

New Orleans June 17.-Failing In his
EFFORTS to organize a suicide club"
Charles Asbeck a carpenter of this
city followed the path OF self destruc-
ton alone. His efforts to form an
organization for the self destruction of
its members became known following
his death yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
r. w. O.. A. CONFERENCE.


SOutuefn Stu0ent9.
Asheville. N. c.. June 1.-THE usual
routine, relieved with recreational re-
cesses. took up the fourth day OF the
Southern students conference of the
Y. w. G. A. Addresses were made by
Miss Jennie L. Spalding. State Secre-
tary of Florida. and Miss Elizabeth
Sinclair. of this city. at the morning
session. which was closed with a meet
ing of the Industrial workers Coun-
ell
Miss Theresa Wilbur led the general
students and the religious meeting this
afternoon. Thomas Parker. of Green.
Vile, IS. c.. discussed Work in Mil
Districts" pointing out the necessity
for greater efforts among the church,
less working classes.
DIR. c. A. r. Janyier. pastor of the
Holland Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Philadelphia. preached a
strong sermon tonight on Devotional
Life and Service"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
cHLoRoFoRM CAUSED DEATH.
OnHcfal Report Made AZ TO Mrs. Nors
Jane Clemins0n,s Death.


Jane C1eminson's Death.
Chicago, June 17.-Chloraform adj
ministered externally caused the death
of Mrs. Nora Jane Cieminson, wife of
DR.. Haldane Cleminson, of this city.
May 81. according to an offical report
made to Coroner Hoffman tonight by
DR.. Walter S. Haines and DR.. e. l.
Count. after a chemical analysis.
DIR. Cleminson was arrested after his
wffe's death. He declared that she
must have poisoned herself accidental
ly and no disposition of his case has
been made. The coroner's inquest will
be re-opened tomorrow. Coroner Hoff-
man said the analysis showed that the
chloroform had not been taken inter-
nally. He stated also that 1t would
be extremely difficult for a person to
commit suicide by an external applica-
tion of the poison, as sleep would come
before the second application could be
made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
CHIEFS SEE SIGHTS.
Day of Pleasure for the InteraationaI
Association.

Buffalo, N Y, June 17.--There was
no meeting today OF the International
Association OF Chiefs of Police. the
day being devoted to pleasure. This
morning the visiting delegates. with
rhe members OF. their families. were
taken for boat ride around Grand Is
land. on the Niagara River, and to Nj
agara Falls.
The election Of oficers and the
choosing OF the place for holding the
next convention has been deferred un-
til Saturday. Major Richard Sylves-
ter OF Washington, D. c., may be re-
elected president.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
ELECT BIRMINGHAM WOMAN.
Is Second Vice President of Woman
Label League.

Louisville. KY, June 1.-THE wo-
mans label league and trade union aux
Hilary closed it's national convention TO-
day. by selecting Indianapolis as the
place for next years meeting, electing
officers and passing by unanimous vote
resolution favoring the extension of
the suffrage to women. Miss Annie
Fitzgerald OF Chicago, and Mrs. A. B.
Field of Edwood. Ind, wrer reelected
president and secretary res
pectively. The new ofncials elected
are:
Mrs. w. ]. Clifford. BEAUMONT, Texas,
third vice president; Miss Olena McNatt,
Birmingham, Ala, fourth vice presi-
dent
Strong resolutions against convict la
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

Mime. Jules siefrIed IL Nominated By
France.

France.
Toronto. Ont, June 17-Mme Jules
Siefried was nominated by France to
oppose Lady Aberdeen for the PresI-
dency of the International Council Of
Women tonight.
DR.. Alice Solomon, of Germany. was
elected CORRESPONDING Secretary; Mrs.
w. E. Sanford of Hamilton, Ont,
Treasurer. and Mrs. May Wright Sc
wall, Of Chicago, Honorary President.
Invitations for the next Quin-quien-
NAL council to be held in 1914 were
received from Australia, France, Italy
and Norway. It Is expected that Paris
will be selected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

Paducah. KY. June 17.-After a long
Hines of diabets, Med Ferguson,
Kentucky State Railroad Commission
err, died today on his Ballard county
farm, aged -hfty-one years. He was a
native of Montgomery county. Tenn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
MYSTERIOUS KILLING.

Man and WOnnan strangely Slain IN
Missouri.
St.. Louis. June IA mysterious
double killing was revealed tonight
when William Nerves and his wife
were found dead. shot dead in their
farm house, near Baldwin, St. Louis
county.
Mrs. Nerves body was on a bed and
her husband was found on. the front
porch. No weapons were found around
the premises. Nerves was a wealthy
farmer and had recently disposed of
his farm. but had not moved from It.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

c. H. Norman. z. NJ. c. A. Tri-
State Secretary for Alabama, Missis-
sippi and Louisiana. arrived In Mont.
gomery last evening and Will remain
in the city until IL o'clock this morn
ing. He win confer with the local Sec
rotary, L. D. Dix, cocerning Asso-
cation matters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
CONTROL ON OIL FIELDS.

The Mexican People Form n s25,5OO. 900
Company.
city of Mexico. June 17.-That the
Mexican people intend to do everything
In their power to control the oil situa-
ton in this country. is indicated by the
formation of a 25.500,o00 (Nexican
money! company. to he known rs the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
WING LISP riIe Raee.

The great Tan and white sale viii
soon be here.