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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

Cemetery ~ iss knciehl cry. 10 Gem
eierirS "A hlNNHnkfou. Tire bodies
when aff ~ ~ removed were fecfnl-
y brouEHt n SANTA 81 from Fort
Ninnkle
Harvey u Meoro SAINTS " agent AZ
winston. and I0f years resident II
thia cts, "A here with Mrn. Moore W.
TINA their h1tuonerqun friends on
the way tasi n take an extended ~
cation.
Col. W a BERGER Of Iieien. editor
and pU9i'NaHf ~ me Belen rtihnne
whose ntNeDabrr plant was recently
restroyea ~ lire. was hi The city
YESTERDAY ana eafr that he Wlil soon
have coinp|1ieo arfaneemanfa 20 re-
sumo publication With an entire neW
plant onf % che hest eunlpuen Of ~
kind ~ thu Ffaf6
The flfe department ntsae q quick
run from flTo SECOND street elhslon
this HiaFnInR 90 the corner * Colo
nveBue and 4hlFd street. caiANd b
small hlaan N thu frame bul,Sine
IN the foaF ~ ". IA. Dnnhsr's reAS
estate office. a small hole vas
burned IN the roof and the damage
eaa nominal
Neetor MHasoya. editor - "a Han
dern Amcficaan. left on the limited
yesterday fof los Angeles. Cal, on
tiisinens. re h accompanied ~ his
two daughters. the Misses hureiia
and Frances afongoya. Before return
Ing Mr.. Monsnya and his dauRhierH
~ill visii for couple Of weeks ~
Itedondo ana Long Beach. Santa
Monica ana catllna Islands.
MrR. G. v. HaffOrd. wife 81 Senator
A. y. Fall's private secretary and
former cashier 81 iae Bank ~ Com
merce ~ thls city. has returned
from . visit 70 Now York. waehlnE-
ton. The Thousand Islands 81 the 81,
IRwfencs river, and Lockport. n. y,
whittier Mrs. Stafford was called last
spring ~ she deuih ~ her mother.
the inte Mrs " J Harvey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
SON or TOBACCO
MILLIONAIRE ON
A JOY RIDE
Woodward w. Duke and Four
Occidental College Mates to
Motor to Princeton to Ac-
quire More Learning.

Woodward w. Duke. son Of the iate
manufacturer OF Dukes
MIXTURE. and who will come Into IN"
tidy sum OF two and half million
dollars upon reaching the age Of
iwenfs-one. was in ihc clty yesterday
with four college mates from Occi'
dental college. los Angeles. en- route
IN a IOxlcr automobile from Los An
Keiea 10 Princeton. ~ j.. where the
five chntna vail enter college thi1
fall. The party also includes mt
chanlcian and leit this morning 20
continue the trim cant via Denver BE-
sides Air, DUKE the party Includes
Mcrvin w. onynor, =. W. Harvey,
l. r. Blina and L. q. Bert. the latter
cousin Of Mrs, r. w. .. bryan and
Mrs e. DoDson ~ this city. Nj
Burt beinE a guest ~ these families
while In the city,
The party wan delayed for sevcrrl
days nt Magdaiena securing new tires
ana otherwise repairing damage re-
hultlng from thu strenuous trip ncross
western SOcorrO county. The parry
established now record for the run
between Magdaleno aud Socofro'
making the twenty.five miles In leaH
than forty.flve minutes.
other delays we're encountered at
the Colorado river. walch was Crossed
on tho Santa We railroad bridge al
Parker, and four days nc Phoenix
The members 81 the party have been
No busy that no razofs have been used
since leaving Los Angeles. and ne
collection OF whlake.s Was acmethins
unique and extraordinary when ths
tonrlstn reached this city
Tine young fcllhwn who appeared
10 be making blR holiday ~ their
tranAeontinental trip. left here THIS
morning az s.10 after receiving de-
laIIed directions from Mayor SELLER
a. 10 the road north out Of here
chiefly with d View ~ keeping the''
our % the Inland sea on North Fourth
street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
4 PLAGUE OF BUGS
HITS THE TOWN
Streets Covered Today With
Horde Of Curious Small In
sects Which Entomologists
Are Studying

A plague Of small and unrlasEiflcd
INSECTS ef a dark gray rOior urrvro
la AihuQuefque last nlpht from some
quarter oi she compass and local en-
i0moiisiHta are busy to-day trying ~
cxpiain tbs bugs and their origin and
sp1cies. The fAtemania ID the bust
nsas section Ncrn covered with them
this morning ana hQrdea Of me ilsiit
pests covered deaha and tables AND
counters IN Offices and places ~ hllai,
ncas They are apparently \ new va
ficly ~ this socllun and WncNcu fHtt
came and what their mission n. W 4
mystery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
CASE CAR MAKES
|. ROUND TRIP TO
THE JEMEZ
Berger and HOttinger Do the
Stunt Easily in One Day;
$1,000 Would Put Road In
Good Shape.

That tho road a. Jemez. some sew
mites northwest Of ,his city.
may be trayerped by an automobile
ia four a. ilyo hours, winter nr SUM
mer. wns demonstrated yesterday
when otto Berger In his 30 caso car.
with George HottinKer at mo wheel.
inado the round srlp easily between
sunrise aad sunset. with No serious
trouble and on She cars own power
AT the way.
Eve irit Albuquerque about z
O'Clock. r.ld Mr. Herser to-day. 'nnl
gns 90 Jemrs betWccn iiia9 and az
noon. making The return trip iiI
about the same slime We had no
iroahle and p1nt riTht through the
nand % OUT own power, although "a
Corrnllca and al the river We took
the pfeoautlOn "a pat the chains OH
the Wherin Last winter when one
or my Case ears made the lrip they
fnid 4 sa8 because the Sand wac
ifOkeni bit the stunt yesterday ought
10 show pretty plainly that summer
OF winter makes nn difference"
Mr Berger u Of the opinion that
the expenditure nf about 81 600 would
build 3 coed automohlla r0ad 81
genes. a. lAe Fsute Is quite practical
bic Ia nfaaent Wiih the exception Of
"a fcw bad sapd stretches a trough
hrldRa would be built aver the JeInci
river - a. % ebvlafe All delay hi
crossing the stream. u ~ rumoreo
that an automobile service viii be a.
nlalied ~ lho Bear future over ths
route
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
POSTOFFICE DRUG
Store HAS new
QUARTERS
Pharmacist +. N. Rogers Il
Moving Stock Into More De-
sirable Room at 2ll West
Central.

r. n. Roeera. who has for more
than a year successfully conducted
the popular pusfoffirf Pharmacy a.
the corner 0f f0HFfh street and Got \
avenue r. tadne HlaViAs hla iAlurA
into better located sind more attract
ife quarters ln the room ~ tIi West
Central avenue. a part 81 which d
occupied ~ the rTanu ffNrlrf store
~ "a new h0nse thc Rogers bust
ncas viii b. conducted under me
gsme of tha Rogers Drug company,
AMI the progressive pplicie9 WHICH
won 40 mnnt lrltndn for Mlo po1t-
pfilet pharmaey vail b. strictly naln-
tnihtl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
THREE SALOON MEN
WAIvE EXAMINATION


Meallo naldunle, a. IamoFfi and
Ameilo NoFl, nfAhrltItta II Nalnpun
on eoAfN Flref .irIaf ana Nofth Third
street were held H. ne 4Fnnl Jury
~ 2ht sum ~ N190 each to-day Naif.
Ing preliminary NNN"iNH1loN WhfH
iNFy were nrIniN44 tNftlf Justice
~ inp Peace 0f4IN4 NFHlE Nn
tnnIEo ~ Ylclnf|NH INN NAvNtf NfN'
n.nllInE ehe sale ~ '1NpY ~ H4Nn#f
The 4alaon2ccnlfN HrIN fNNtH4NNttt
bF Attorney w a. NINH H|N||'II
AilQTn1f AZ. H. WISH ..NtfnN CO.. eng
NtHIr Tho ilQHoI M4.H HNfH NfNtN'4
yesterday b, AHHI 4fInH Hp|NFIp
aaH uepnss caN4f NtIH'ip
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

sky they pass.
Sweet "a recllne. upon the
spine.
Far from the madding thrOnR
To watch TIE s0arinR meadow
lark
And listen 20 hia song.
u rests the soul 10 Enxe Into
The turquoise armament.
TILL IN a ~, you find you're BIZ
ny u whopplng big red ans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
The June
Bride

WIN flnd not only tIle riaG ttila Diain
slOop ~ Nold) that n ~ nnlae ner ln-
separately, "ink a. Ianfie," with the
man tilc nd0Fca. bDt also fli0so oiller
uEeIill and unlif thlsRn .iiat ~ 60
snake up lhn modern lngnf, senf
splendid, we'll rcleclrd stock ~ DIN
NfEV2lgll4hltf GU GLASS, etc.,
make u easy f0r ille brides friends
Ga select lllaEf nlrmcn6Oa 81 frirnf
shin which al nro 20 willing 10 give
"a this parllgnias nlloafunr OIi HES
tourney.
We have been with sou Nd long that
word nf fsytll3Tf niDOnt any nrficle
b. our itnnd, hnd onF cnncnt0f II Il.
ho PURE GOLD. ~ carat, ilirouEis
and through.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

after two weeks ~ draining into
fhe flly SEWER system NJ She corner
Of Mouniaiu road and North Fourth
street. the lake caused BY the flood
from lhs Inounsnlnp, following a
heavy rain. shows lstse snbsldenee,
and 4 viii take . Ions time sea ~
"a the water drained 10 far that
tht North Foutih street road Will
be nsailkhie north Of lho biz aeequsas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

Some maximum, waan't 80
fiut tbsn just look ~ the nln-
imum ana thank the Lord y9u
don't live In n. foniH or Tainted
Post. Kaa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

Local weather repnTt fnF -
hours ending At 4 -. m. July f.
Maximum temperature. ~ min
imum, 81; rnnge. 81; a. , a. ~.
49, south winds; eieor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

ForeehHi--ToBiEhf ana Tees
day fair. not much change N
temperature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

HOW pleas
ant 'ua 20
TAe upon
Tho soft and
v = = a a "a &
graEs.
And view the
little cl0udiees
"A acraa. th@
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

Business Of Rettins sore a
the man said % have fenced 81
the Rl0 DrHnde glth barbco
wire and WON'T Let ferry boat
land.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-23
BY AUTHORITY

The Board of Supervisors will hold
6 meeting in the Assembly hall, Nc
Intyre Building, corner of King anu
Fort Streets, at 1880 O'Clock p. m,
Thursday, October "a, 1912. at which
discussions are invited. on Bill No. 81,
same being Ordinance amending Or.
dinance No. II so taat Section 10 will
read as follows: = e.. = 49,. 5.s
Section 13.-No person riding,
driving. propelling, or in charge OF
any vehicle upon any street, shall al
low such vehicle to remain backed up
to the curb, except when such We.
hicle is being actually loaded or un-
loaded, except as hereinafter proyid-
eds No person riding, driving, pro
polling, or in charge of any. vehicle,
shall allow such vehicle to stand or
remain ON Fort Street., between Queen
Street and Beretania Street, in the
District of Honolulu, for any longer
time than is necessary to allow pas
sengers to enter such vehicle or TO
alight therefrom, or longer than is
necessary for the loading or unload-
ing of the same. @ss.-g ......... - -.s.s..
r.. :. D. KALAUOKALANI, JR.,
r City and County Clerk.
s,-.. .es,, 5374-Oet 49,, "a.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-23
THESPIANS WHO
PLAYED HERE IN
DAYS GONE BY

Letters from old time vaudeville
artists who delighted Honolulu au-
diences when the various Theatres
| were under separate managers. gives
very interesting accounts from the
four corners of the world. Receipts
from letters of the various pros.
from different parts of the world
tells of their success and in all cases
they speak highly of Honolulu as a
show town.
Barnes and West who are at pre-
sent in Australia in a breezy letter
tell of their travels. After showing
in dear old "Lunnon Town" they in!
vaded South America for the second
time and were warmly received They
played in Buenos Ayres for two
months and made a record for them
selves as all other acts never show
for more than a month.
The two English papers in the big
South AmericanI Metropolis speak
very highly of their work. Miss West
is credited with being the cleverest
lady dancer that ever worked in
South America. George Barnes &C.
town. The Spanish, French and Ger
man papers were also loud in their
comment of the clever Yankee Team.
Their litho which will be recalled
by Honolulans of two years ago
created no end of the comment in the
land that the Monroe Doctrine keeps
intact
After doing South America they
embarked for South Africa where
they were also well received. They
visited the diamond regions and are
found a Yankee in charge of the big
gest Diamond Concern of the world.
They regard South Africa as a whole
but principally johannesburg as a very
good show town. ~.
They are at present in Australia
and are touring the Kangaroo land
from East to West. They will remain
in Australia the rest of the year The
early part of January they will set
sail for Manila and after showing in
Manila will sail for Honolulu, play
ing enroute in China and Japan
ports. They will show here for few
weeks around spring and from here
will go to Los Angeles where Miss
West has an orange orchard and to
quote her II will run wild among
the flowers and fruits in Los. An
geles and say farewell to my theatre
cal career" s.,-.4-.-r
!. Alberto, the coy deceiyer, is an
other aspirant for membership in the
Comeback Club. He played in Canada
the Northwest, the Middle West, and
is now in New York where he is ex-
tracing laughs and bank notes right
and left. He looks forward to his re-
turn to Honolulu on his way to his
home .ustralia where the Horses
comes from. IL. -.
sGolding and Keatingsswho viii be,
remembered as showing, at the En-.
pire, are now on the Hotkins, time.
doing the South and the, Middle West.
Miss Heating is drawing strohg5 and
is constantly referred to as a second
Toby Claude. This little pocket edi-
ton comedienie who halls from the
Land of the Kangaroo is ON the high
way to success. Late adEices announ-.
ce that she will shortly be ON her
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark A. Robinson
Miss Agnes Armour) whose wedding
was one of the important society
events of the past week, were outgo-
ing passengers in the Manchuria this
morning. Mr., and Mrs. Robinson will
spend severa months touring the
States and win return to Honolulu
shortly after the first of the year
AID viii make their home here.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-23
WOULD PUT LYMAN BACK ~-
IN OLD JOB AS TRUSTY

HILO, Oct. 22-Supervisor Austin,
in all seriousness, has made the sug'
gestion that Rufus Lyman. the for.
mer deputy county clerk who is now
in Jail on the charge of embeZzle-
ment, should again be placed in that
office as trusty. to continue his for.
mer work, but without his former
salary of course. Austin says Lyman
had the details of the county clerks
business at his fingers tips and under.
stood it better than any of those now
endeaVoring to attend to the work.
Lyman at present is chef at the Kau
road Jail. "f IL. ...'-fe.=sE- y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-23

Mr.. George B. Torrey, who has
been visitor in Honolulu for sew
eral months. was a departing passen
ger In the Manchuria this morning
During his stay here Mr.. Torrey has
made several excellent portraits oil
some of Honolulu's society folk.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-23

According to cable received here
the British steamship Hornele sailing
from Honolulu on Oct. 18th arrived at
Eureka yesterday. This vessel is un-
derstood will take on lumber destined
for Australia. ....... p. /. y. .:".....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-23

Mrs. L. NJ. Stephens Informal Bridge
Party.
Mrs. L. NJ. Stephens is entertaining
informally at bridge this afternoon
at her home at the Navy Yard. The
color scheme for the decorations is
pink and viii be developed with deli
cate pink flowers. The invited
guests are Miss Nora Sturgeon, Miss
Margaret Warehouse, Mrs. George
lseuberg, Mrs. Kirby Smith, Mrs. AL
bert Along. Miss Edith Cowles, Miss
Julia McStocker,, Mrs. Ross Kings
bury, Mrs. Gerald Johnson, Mrs, Doug
las McDougal and Miss Harriet Hatch.
Picnic for Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin were
the complimented guests at q picnic
at Mokolie on Sunday at which Mr..
Walter Dillingham; was host. The
party motored to the country In the
morning and returned to town at sun.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-23

way to Honolulu, another applicant
for the Comeback Club.
Letters from other more or less
leading lights show that after all is
said and done Honolulu is not such
bad show town after ALL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-23

down. The guests included Mr.. and
, Mrs. Frank baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Castle, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Benson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rice. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Walker, Miss Marion Scott,
Mr.. Robert Atkinson, Mr.. William
Roth and Mr. Collins.
q
informal Birthday Dinner.
Mrs. Maxwell Murray entertained
at an informal birthday dinner last
Friday evening at the Moana Hotel
The table kRas prettily decorated with
yellow chrysanthemums and the cen.
terpiece was a birthday cake orna-
mented with candles. Covers we're
laid for six including Miss Harriet
Hatch, Miss Murray, General Ma
comb, Lieutenant Andrews. and Mr..
and Mrs. Murray.
q q q
Mr.. and mrs. Lille Entertain.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert lines Lille
entertained informally at dinner at
the Young Hotel last evening. The
dinner was followed by a theatre
party to the Ye Liberty theatre. Gov.
ers were laid for Miss Anne Dremm,
Miss McDevot, Mrs. Hansen, Miss
May Ferguson Miss Fairweather,
Miss Swain, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lille.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-23
OCTOBER q.

Reserved Seats for center Of grand
stand and wings can be booked at e.
o. Hall &. Sons Sporting Department
(entrance King streeO up to p. m;
after l p. m, at NJ. A. Gunst & Co.,
King and Fort
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09
MANY LOSE LIVES IN
 PORTUGAL FLOODS

Lisbon, February S.--The number of victims of the floods in Portugal is not yet known. It will be large. Number less injured are being cared for in hos pitals in the flooded districts. The River Tagus is raging torrent. carrying sea ward -on it's current corpses and mer chandise of all kinds. Many harges which were anchored in the nayigable section of the Tagus were sunk at the first onrush of the flood. Others were swept seaward with q great mass of debris from the upper part of the river, including trees and the earcasses of live stock. Crops throughout the flood ed district are ruined and all communi- cation by wire Is severed. Tho chamber voted s500.000 to aid the victims.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09
MEMPHIS MAY TRY
 ATLANTA'S PLAN
Tennessee City Will Organ ize Institution to Fight
 Money Sharks

Atlanta. February S.-(SpeciaL)-As evi- denee of the fact that more than a desul- tory or curious interest is being taken in the Atlanta Loan and Saving com pany the banking institution organized to fight the money shark a committee of five prominent business men of Mem phis, members of the business Mems club of that city, Is here this week to study the plan of the Atlanta concern with a view to inaugurating something similar to 1t in the Tennessee city.
 Among the visitors were s. NJ. Neely, T. Fisher. o. K. IGouck and Fred Collins. After thorough investigation of the Att lanta plan, they expressed themselves as well satisfied and confident that Mem phs would immediately put into opera ton similar concern.
 Cities in almost every state in the union have written for information about the Atlanta plan. and indications arc that another year will zee many of these institutions ready for business.
 An interesting phase of the problem is that the Atlanta Loan and Saving company has accomplished what legis- lation has been unable to do and many of the former usurious money lenders are now advertising loans at legal rates. One of these concerns says fin it's advertise ment: Money loaned at lawful rates to reliable people. without real estate securi- ties. without collateral security. without indorsement."
 The Atlanta Loan and Saving company will have before the end of-the present year a capital of SiOO,O00 and a surplus of possibly sl0.000 besides which it is expected it will pay a small dividend at its annual meeting in June.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09
CONFEDERATE BALL
 AN ASSUREn SUCCESS

Everything is in readiness for the Confederate ball tonight. The decor ations are complete and Confederate flags are flying. Mrs. Virginia Clay Clopton, the guest of honor. arrived yesterday afternoon and was escorted to the Hillman hotel. where she will be entertained during her stay One of the beautiful features of the evening will be the cotillon in which the sol- diers in blue and soldiers In gray will dance with the danes and beles of the sixties. There will be entrancing music and delicious refreshments. Seats will be reserved for spectators and any who do not desire to participate In the dances. The ball will open prompt 1y at 9 o'clock with a reception which will last until 9.30' o'clock. Everybody is urged to be on time. Many historic gowns will be worn and rare old laces and gems of ye olden time which be- decked the lovely women in notable gatherings of long ago will again go down in history. All who have not yet secured tickets will find them at the doors of the Country club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09
EXAMINER BROOKE
 AGAINST FEE SYSTEM

Anniston. February s.--tspeeial)-The abolition of the fee system of paying pub lie officials In Alabama would save from 5000 to $10O00 for every county in the state every year, or. in round numbers, s5OO,o00 annually, in the opinion of H. Y. Brooke. state examiner of public accounts. who is now here checking over the books of Probate Judge D. F. Crook, retired, for transfer to Judge J. J. Arnold, his sue cessor.
 MT. Brooke Is candidate for congress- man at large. and he says that when tho federal government abolished the fee sys- tenn for the salary plan of remuneratnS federal employees it was the best thing the government ever did in the interest of economy. This may have caused the fed eral officers to be little less diigent, he says, but 1t has saved money and prevented arrests for trivial offenses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09

audience representative of Birmingham s best musical element. The concert was presented under the auspices of the Music Study club and proved a success, both financially and socially.
 Miss Otten Is personally very attractive. Her art Is as satisfying as her personality. Tn her execution she is remarkable. her interpretations of the above numbers We're most pleasing. Her style Is romantic The Souvenir de Moseou was the most difficult number included on her programme. It was well executed, but probably not up to the standard of some of her other selec- tions. She was at her best in the Scherzo (Goens). which she presented extremely well; in the Hungarian Scarda. which was her final number and the Chopin Noe turne. This was her finest work.
 Miss Often is a capital vioinist and her programme was thoroughly enjoyable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09
MISSISSIPPI MAY
 LOSE ARMY POST

Meridian. February s.-(Special)- If present indications are significant of the ultimate result. 1t now appears that Mississippi will not get the army post that has been coveted by several cities of the state for the past several years. Senator John Sharp Williams writes that in his own mind there is a feeling that Mississippi does not wan, such post as there are unforeseen dlniculties to be combatted against.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09
LITTLE JOkERS WITH
 MRS. V. ]. NESBIT

The regular meeting of the Little Jokers was held yesterday at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. P. Means with their daush- ter, Mrs. Valentine Jordan Nesbit, as hostess Luncheon preceded the games, which was followed by the presentation of prizes.
 Among those taking part in the pleasure of the occasion were Mrs. Nesbit. Mrs. Hubert Drennen, Mrs. Fred Phillips, Mrs Walter Phillips, MrA Viola Walker. Miss Marjorie Weathery, Miss Mary Ware. Mrs l. F. Young, Miss Fannie Dunn, Mrs Dunn and others. -