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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

II the late King Edward thought he
would be the last king of Great Brit
ain, as announced he may have
Thought Of what really constitutes n
king. In these days It takes n genu-
inc diplomat to keep the British crown
on straight, even though the King
Charles l.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
MliAT HE KNEW

You can tell me the names OF the
twelve apostles, SAM said the
pretty sunday school teacher one morning
Sans face fell, and he shifted his weight
from one foot to the other,
"Can't do It, ma am" he said, sorrow-
fully; ami then his eyes frightened: "hut
| can call off an of the pitchers in the
league teams" he volunteered.-Har $
Monthly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

with five Eubernatorial candidates
lowering on tho outskirts. the present
campaign for governor Of Vermont
can not be regarded as lacking aspir-
ants. The almanac man says June is
liable to be hot month In the Green
Mountain State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

when you want anything. advertise in
Tho new special column OF this paper.
somo bargains are offered there this
week which II will pay you to read
about Sec page two. This paper has
more than 5000 readers every week
and one cent q word will reach them all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
TELLING SECRETS.

"Charloy, dear" said young Mrs. Tor
kins, Il think | know why the catcher
and pitcher walk UP and whisper to-
gether.'
You do, eh?"
Eyes, They are expressing their opin'
ion of the umpire. Standardization Star
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
TIE FINISHING TorcU

Grossklein lettcred card ard hung II
out in 'front.'
I'VE Keep the Best OF Eyoryt,.Ug."
Some wax poucued beneath;
And Sell Other Folks the Sholdy"
judge,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

Mrs Har1Hp causing in her writ.ur)-
What IS that word for people Nho corls
after us?'
Hard0r-Rnl collectors. my dcar-Eos-
ton Transcript
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

ro'ry Kidney Pills are antisoptc, tonic
and restorative and a prompt corrective
Of AN urinary Irregularities Refuse sub
sututcs j. w. O'Sulliyau. p Church st.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

Terms--91 90 n Year. In Advance.
DAILY by mail $500 a year in advance.
RATE IN CANADA.
DATLY...... $500 year in ADVANCE
WEEKLY. $500 year in advance.
FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Publishers, Burlington. We.
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WANTED.

BURLINGTON. THURSDAY. MAY l:
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COMMISSION RATES
NOT C0NFISCATORY

st. Louis, May 25-Rates made on cat-'
tie by the interstate commerce commits
sion are not confscatory according to the
report of John G.. Sedden, special master
appointed by the United States circuit
court to take dispositions in the case. The
report was filed with the court this aft
ernoon.
On plea of the Southwestern Cattle
Raisers' association the Interstate COM
merce commission established rates. The
Missouri Kansas and Texas railway and
other railroads of the southwest asked
the court to enjoin the commission from
enforcing the rates on the allegation that
they were preferential and confiscatory.
The court refused to issue the injunc-
ton and named the special master to
take testimony. The report recommends
the case be dismissed and that the costs
be divided between the plaintiffs and the
defendants.
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representing the United States at the fu-
neral of King Edward VII, will come
to Washington soon after his arrival in
this country to report to the state de-
partment In that event 1t is more than
likely he will be entertained as a guest at
the White House during his stay in
Washington.
In the case the President and Mr..
Roosevelt do not meet under these cir
cumstances 1t is said their first exchange
of greetings will take place in New York
city, June "a or June %, at the conven-
ton of the National League of Repub-
lican clubs. President Taft has promised
John Hays Hammond, president of the
league, to attend the convention, and
Colonel Roosevelt has accepted an nvi-
tation to be present and to make a
speech,
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TAFT WILL NOT
MEET ROOSEVELT

Washington, May 26-President Taft
will not attend the homecoming cele-
bration in honor of Theodore Roosevelt In
Newly DIRK on June Is. The President has
been urged to attend by representatives
OF the Republican club of New York,
who first suggested the celebration. On
the day the former President sails into
New York harbor President Taft will be
at Villa Nova, Pa, receiving the degree
of Jurisprudence from st. Thomas college.
There is much speculation is Washing
ton as to Just when and under what cir
cumstances President Taft and his pre-
decessor will meet There is a strong
probability that Colonel Roosevelt, as a
returning special American ambassador,
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Seniors Need ENCOURAGEMENT,
Is the View Of Loyal "Soph"
Schedules For Next Year In Which They Have No Part
School Days the Best of Al-Is Real Woman Now and
Launches Forth On the Sea of Lfe-Cloak of Dignity
our dear Seniors, leaving us for good and
all, and switching off to her own affairs,''

our dear Seniors, leaving us for good and
all, and switching off to her own aTairst,
Just then a cunnin ttte e5i .heu $ =
peared on the scene a s64s as
Hello Freshie, / - as 80 eas
have the same aim Iaaf lsas zfafnas
are suffering with - .ssszs.z4ss
Tess up.'
well, it's not for .., .a,3..su no
Freshman. but it is at the thought of
being here next year and not seeing one
of those dear old Seniors whom love SO
much, Who on earth will help me with
my Latin and French, and do those nasty
old algebra examples? And Gee, they
hate to go. too I've just been talking
to Miss Blank and she is SO respondent
over leaving school for good and all that
sine has actually been weeping.-She has
been the best thing to me that ever lived,
and l could never have got through all
those arithmetical problems and those
fearful things in grammar II it hadn't
been for her, l don't see how l am going
to get along without herr
Nor do any of u.s." replied the little
'Soph" in a tone of voice that indicated
very plainly that there was great big
lump in her throat
"Al during this commencement week
she has sat right by my side at the en-
tertainments she has not been in xaid
the poor little Freshman, land she might
have been on the stage with the pres-
dent of her class, and all that, but she j,
said she wouldn't see me again, and that
all next winter she would be with the
Seniors. Gracious! how | hope I will be
as grand and noble and splendid when 1
am a senior as Miss Blank Isl"
And yet there are lot of Sophs and
Freshmen. too, who have thought she
was so dignified that they were afraid
to speak to her,' remarked the Soph.
yet all the time beneath that cloak of
dignity | knew she was as plain as an
old shoe, and that she was all heart and
soul and was just happy TO help us
out of tight place as she would have
been to help one of her own classmates
said the little Freshman.
Good for you" said the enthusiastic
"Soph," and then and there she gave
her a real Polar Bear hug, which showed
that the Gym" had done wonders for
her In the line of muscles.
Don't let's allow our beloved Seniors
to have regret during this Commence
ment week" said the tender-hearted lit
tie Freshman. Let's give them such a
good time and make them the whole
show, and send them the prettiest flow
ers, so that they won't have any time to
think about the future and the parting of
the ways. Let's give three cheers for
Our Senors''
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NOTES AND PERSONALS

Mrs. John Builder will return tonight
to her home in Evanston, Ind, after a
visit to her sister, Mrs. w. ID. Smith.
Mrs. Builder is extremely popular in
birmingham and has been the center of a
series of social affairs
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor southgate will cali
their little son Wondham Mason, in
honor of his maternal grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs w. N. Malone are spend
the week end at Blount Springs.
Mrs Nathan L. Miller is passing the
week at Ingram Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee Badham are
planning to tour Europe this summer.
Mrs Harry Spau1ding, who made her
home in Birmingham until recently. ex-
pects to visit Mrs. Frank Jones In the
early autumn, profaby September. This
will be learned with pleasure by Mrs.
Spa.dngs many friends.
Miss Frances Warren of Pensacola is
exnected in Birmingham during the early
summer to visit Miss Dorothy Orr short
time before going to her summer home
in Mentone.
Mrs r. ID. Johnston Is expected to re-
turn today from Washington, where she
attended the annual meeting OF the reg
ents of the Mt. Vernon association.
mfr and Mrs Henry A. Young and their
two sons, Henry and John Frye. have
returned to their home In Admission after
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Frye.
al NTrS 1oft n
few days ago for Lookout Mountain to
spend short while
Miss Matte Clayton of Georgia, who
has spent the winter in Texas, arrived
yesterday afternoon to be the guest of
Mrs. A. c. Howe. Miss Clayton has WIS.,
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ADVENT PICNIG

The annual picnic of the Church of
the Advent will take place tomorrow at
Blount Springs A special train has been
| provided for the picnic party, leaving
| the Louisville and Nashville station al
$50 in the morning and returning in
the evening before dark.
Tickets may be procured from any of
| the teachers, members of the Sunday
school or from Mr.. Robert w. Ewing,
| superintendent
| good orchestra will be taken along
| to furnish music for the occasion and
games and amusements have been ar
ranged which, together with a sQod dim
ner plenty of picnic lemonade and the
pretty scenery of the New Blount, will
contribute to render the day enjoyable
for all who go.
| Among the patrons of the occasion.
who have been asked to act as escorts
| and chaperons, are the following. DR..
and Mrs. w. E. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs
j. w Mcqueen. Maj. and Mrs. e. M
Tutwier, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jemison,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Dearborn, Mr.. and
Mrs w. V. NJ. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
| H. M. Robertson, Prof. and Mrs. Fred
l.. Grambs, Mr.. and Mrs Prestly Toul-
min, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Foster,
| Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Wheeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. N H. Burt Judge and Mrs. n. B..
| Feagin, Miss Helen Benners, Miss Perry
Clancy, Miss Agnes Terrell, Miss Helen
| Eustis, Miss Lula Hawkins, Miss Emma
Ewing, Miss Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Hill
Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Coe,
Mrs. Seelbinder, Mrs. H. e. Shropshire,
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Maben, Sr., Mr..
and Mrs. C. d. Ebersole, Mr. and Mrs.
| J. r. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. John F..
| Williams.
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INFORMAL BRIDGE
FOR MIS-. BUILDER

Another charming courtesy 10 visiting
matron was Mrs w G. divers after
noon bridge for Mrs. Builder. Mrs. Oliver
invited her guests most informally, and
in that charming little manner SO charac-
teristic of her. was the most cordial and
winning of hostesses.
There were but u in the party, and
after series of interesting games they
gathered together for cosy little lunch
con. The Oliver residence. which was the
scene of the party. is one of the most
artistic new homes in Birmingham. and
an appropriate setting for yesterday S
pretty hostess Her guests were Mrs.
Builder, Mrs. W. D. Smith, Mrs. b. l..
Wyman, Mrs. Fred Levert, Mrs. Morti-
mer Jordan. Mrs. W. A. Porter, Mrs.
Frederick Dow, Mrs. Ed Warren, Mrs.
Cunningham, Mrs Simpson and Mrs. c.
c. Ferrell
Mrs. Oliver presented the guest of honor
with a corsage bouquet of sweet peas.
There were two attractive prizes. The
consolation a Dresden fern dish, was
drawn by Mrs. Builder. Mrs. Dow won
the point prize, "a bridge set.
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MRS. BROWNS LUNCHEON
AN ARTISTIC EVENT

Mrs. w. s. Brown, who entertains de-
liehtfully, was the hostess yesterday al
one of the most charming of the series OF
affairs given in compliment to Mrs. John
Builder OF Evanston. Ind, when she gave
luncheon.
Old-fashioned garden flowers made a
decoration pleasngly original and effect
i've In its combination of dainty colors
Columbine and nankinter, mingled with
dainty sprays of larkspur, made center
piece Of marked beauty. Place cards
which just suggested the tones OF the
floral motive were little Dutch figures
holdkaS blue umbrellas.
Mrs. Brown looked very sweet as she
welcomed her guests. wearing & foulard
gown of black and white trimmed with
soft laces. The honor guest, Mrs. Build
err, has not looked more charming during
her visit than she was yesterday in her
wistaria afternoon gown. made OF French
wolfe. and worn with an Immense picture
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-27
JURY CALLS IT CASE
OF HOSS AND HOSS

Bowling Green, KY, May 26.-"We, the
jury, find this is a case of boss and boss
Mat neither the plaintiff nor the defend
ant is entitled to recover damages, and
that each shall pay his own costs in this
case expended"
Thus read the verdict which was yes
terday handed down by a jury in the
circuit court here.
ii. F. Richards. who had traded horses
with l.. NJ. Butler, sued him for SIS, al
lesing breach of warranty, introducing
evidence to show that the horse was I'm.
sound land a stump-sucker" Butler sci
up as counter-claim that the horse he
secured had fits.
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Dallas, Tex, May PIE. II. r. Green,
president OF the Texas Midland railroad,
son of Mrs. Hetty Green of New York,
will make his residence in the east to as
sist his mother in her financial affairs.
Announcement to this effect is made in
connection with tho promotion of Mr..
Green's private secretary. Eugene Corley,
to the position of assistant to the pres-
dent of the Midland route. Mr.. Corley,
II is stated, will be the personal repre-
sentative of Mr.. Green in Texas.
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ERosT-WENDEL ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Hargrove of Flor
ence announce the engagement of their
daughter, Daisy Hargrove Wendell to
Mr.. Frank Frost of Houston, Tex. the
wedding to be celebrated June at their
home.
Mrs. Wendell has a large circle of
friends in Birmingham and several rela-
tivesN She formerly lived here and was
for several years In charge of the pub
liz library She Is niece of Mrs. j
G. Carmichael, Mrs. Seymour Perkins,
Mrs Horace Hall and Mrs. Hankinson.
Mrs. Carmichael and Mrs. Perkins will
be in attendance at the wedding, which
will be very quiet one. No cards have
been issued.
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hat. The hostess. her guest of honor,
and the others whom her hospitality. in
Guided, were Mrs. Brown, Mrs Builder,
Mrs. W. D. Smith, Mrs. Weller. Mrs.
Henry Fowlkes. Mrs. Joseph r. Smith,
Mrs. Tom Smith. Mrs Ned Richardson
MeDavid, Mrs Brett Brown. Mrs. Nor
man Webb. Mrs Hillman and Mrs 7. T.
Hllman.
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HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT

The following invitations, handsomely
engraved and gold monogrammed, have
been sent out by the High school stu
dents to their friends:
1.-THE class of 1910, Birmingham High
school, request your presence at their
graduating exercises to be held in the
High school auditorium, Birmingham,
Ala, Thursday, June o.
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waco DiHerence. Settled

Denison. Tex, May 2d.-Following con-
ferences between officials of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad and the grev-
ance committee of the Boilermakers
union it was announced here today that
the difference had been settled. The boil
ermakers received an increase of cents
an hour and helpers . cents. The boiler
makers and helpers on the entire system
are affected.
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Princeton. Ky, May 26.-Lincoln Oliver
we'll known farmer of Caldwell county
was shot and seriously wounded last
night while standing in his yard looking
at the comet. Oliver was a leader in the
Dark Tobacco association and was con-
cerned in the suits recently filed at Pa
ducall. He was also a witness against
the alleged night riders tried a few weeks
ago at Hopkinsville.
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sMIrH-pARKER CARDS ARE OUT

The following has been received in Bir-
mingham
Mr.. and Mrs Osborne Hopson Parker
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter, Saidee.
to Mr.. Stephen Smith, on Wednesday
evening, June s, at 9 o'clock. 1910. Church
of ST. Michael and All Angels, Admission.
Ala. At home after July 10, Glen Iris,
Birmingham, Ala.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
IN SOCIETY WORLD
Commencement and Reception
Pretty Afternoon Event
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Mrs. W. $. Brown Hostess mt Luncheon
Mrs. W. G. divers Informal Bridge
for Mrs. Builder-PersOnal
Notcs-Social Calendar
NOTES HERE AND THERE
BY MYRTLE MILES
TODAY'S CALENDAR


} Mrs. Motion Smiths informal
, luncheon in compliment to Mrs.
. John Builder of Evanston, Ind.
.
; Miss Esther Wadsworth's lunch
; con for Miss Hertzler of Madison
, and Miss Roberts of Collnsville.
; Mrs. Fergus Mccarthy and Mrs.
; Alfred Eubank entertain at lunch
. con informally
; Mrs. George Blinn's bridge in
, honor of Mrs. H. B. Scott of
) Atlanta.
. Mrs. w. D. Smiths o'clock
, tea in honor of her sister, Mrs.
; Builder.
; Mrs. J. E. Russelrs dinner in
; compliment to Mr.. Frederick Guns
; ter and Miss Virginia Graves.
, The Riding club will meet at 40
; o'clock at the S. l.. Ledbetter cor
: ner, Tenth avenue, south.
|. The Qui Vive club will hold its
ilf1di IitclinS at tiC iioiit Vi MI >.
. Fl. P. Dewberry, 112O North Twen-
: ty-sixth street. All members are
. urged to be present.
; The Joycrofters will meet at the
; home of Mrs. Coffee Jackson, 1902
: Virginia avenue. The life and
; works of Mark Twain will be the
: topic.
Mrs. E. NJ. Kilby will be the
: hostess this morning at an infor-
NAL bridge in compliment to Mrs.
; William Riley Owen of Admission,
; the guest of Mrs. S. J. Bowie.
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ST. MARY,S PICNIC

The children of st. Mary's Sabbath
school will have their annual picnic on
Saturday at West Lake. The children
of the parish and their parents are in
vited and are requested to assemble at
the parish hall at $50 m. The chap
crons will be- Mrs. s. Belden, Jr., Mrs.
W. N Grant. Mrs. J. Savage, Mrs. L.
v Boardman, Mrs. J. B. Reed, Mrs.
Haskns Miller. Mrs. j. B. Cunningham,
Mrs. G. w. Wheelock and Mrs. j. o.
Cross.
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Ell Paso, Tex, May 26.-One man was
killed and several injured in an explosion
at the Dolores mine in Chihuahua, Mex
leo. yesterday. The explosion started q
fire. which destroyed 100 homes, rendering
500 persons homeless.
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kNox-MERoNEY CARDS ISSUED

Friends are in receipt Of the Follow
ing
'sMr. and Mrs. Walter Storrs Meroney
invite you to be present at the marriage
of their daughter. Lucille, to Mr.. James
Frank Knox, on Tuesday evening, June
a. 1870 at 8 o'clock Avondale Method
list church, Birmingham, Ala.
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Fox-wHITE INVITATIONS ISSUED

The following invitations have been is
sued:
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Fox
invite you to be present at the marriage
of their daughter, Edith Arabella, to
Mr.. Roy Reed White on Tuesday after
noon, June I, 1910, at o'clock, 2172 High
land avenue, Birmingham, Ala
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LOST-Gold medal set with
diamond. Liberal reward. Re-
turn to Room 8, Lyon Terry
building.
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Mrs w. f. Kelly of Montgomery is
expected in Birmingham in few days,
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tied in this city several times and has
large number of friends to whom the.
news of her return will be very well
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Mrs. Cora Moss has come down from
Shades mountain to spend week with
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Mrs G. NJ. Whiteside has returned to
her home in Chattanooga after visit
To her sister, Mrs Crawford Johnson.
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Benscot Lithia Water
Makes white blood corpuscles
red.
FANCY CUFFS,
FANCY POCKETS
AND PEG PANTS

All included in Our special sale
Of blue serge suits made to or
der at $10.75.
SINGER 3. LOT N. Goth. St.
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Mrs c. NJ Darden of Cullman is the
guest of Mrs. C. e. Darden.
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Mrs. James Hughes will leave saturday
for Montgomery to be in attendance at
the marriage of her sister,. Miss Ruby
Richardson. to Mr.. Christopher Gadsdep
Hume, which will be solemnized Wednes-
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Mrs. Charles Miller of Chattanooga is
in the city.
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Mrs. George Blinn's bridge in
: honor of Mrs. H B. Scott of
: Atlanta.
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Mr. and Mrs. John w. Luke have re-
turned from Chattanooga, where they
visited friends.
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Mrs. w. d. Smiths o'clock
tea in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Builder.
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Mrs. J. E. Russelrs dinner in
compliment to Mr.. Frederick Guns
ter and Miss Virginia Graves.
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The Riding club will meet at 80
o'clock at the S. l.. Ledbetter cor
ner, Tenth avenue, south.
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DIR. and Mrs. Richard Carlyle Wood
son, who have spen. the past four
months in Florence. have returned to
Birmingham and taken possession of their
home on Fourteenth avenue.
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Mrs. Bond has returned to her home
in Texas, after visit to DR.. and Mrs
George Reese.
Dr. and Mrs. George Reese have moved
In their home, Tenth avenue and Seven
teenth street, SOUTH which was rebuilt
after being destroyed by fire.
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Chapter No. of the Boys club will
meet this afternoon from to with
Mrs VIII George in her home on High
land avenue.