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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-21
Deaths

BAYLIEnon November 20. 1914, VIII,
GeSrge Il. Mundeli, 5iT Delaware ave- Nor
Wood. Deiewart County. Ia. Interment Ham
nton, Ontario. Canada, on Monday
BEsIINqER 5,1g OF HoysmSfeF Sghf 2S iSl. SI.
band of the iste hotiha Bsriihssr nee KeSs-
SlsS il Herman S ~ Lodge. No. i25 + and and A. ~
KcnsIngtnn r.. A chapter. No. 233: Mary
Sompa9oSer d H. a 81 Sroctors Ell Lu Of ~ IntssrPtS TemPlS
Title insurance, Trust and safe Deposit COM
zen vorein, philadelphia Quartet club and
ali other societies OF which he was q mem
Ices, on Tueadey at 2 o'clock, at his late
private, at German Lutheran Cemetery.
BLUM.--JoHN BLUM. 2OG4 Franklin st.
ARINE. widow Of Alfred Tipneau Funeral
on Sunday. Nov. e a 1i3o p m. from
nieni private. at William Penn Cemetery
BnADLEY-RoBINso BRADLEY. 500
CfAMPFIFEER-oL1vER cLAArpFFER. 1880
CfxRK.GLETT1cE CLARK. 1900 Chester
DIAMoND.---on November is. 1914. PAT.
HlCk, hHMshand M OF Mary Dia5mnSond tneo
from 25o5 Olive st te5th and Feirinount
ayel., High Mass OF Requiem at 81. Francis
EDGAR.Gon November II, 1914. MARGA-
Ter ,ai Ellzaheth j. and ihc late william
H. stinsoT Funsral on sg1ndTSy 5S1 At p ,n;,; M;
nnf jackson sts). intormcnt at Fernwood
ERVIN,Gon November 1s. 1918. JAMES H..
ERWIN. Funeral on Monday at Z p M.
from MS ate TGsisncnGe marble, Del. Co.. Pa.
EyANs.-on November 20. 1914 1sA.
BEkLA L., wife OF George II Evans, and
her 18th year. Funeral raj at the 'i; convenienee m
OF the fntnily.
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oHAR1rs aoTT1on prn1rNoER

Charles Gottlob Berlingor, director OF
the Integrity Title Insurance Trust and
Safe Deposit Company. died yesterday
after long illness at his home. 2O3S North
Hancock street. Mr. BerIinger retired
from the wholesale meat business some
time ago. He was member OF several
German societies. the CRnnstRtter Volks-
fest verein. Schuetzen Verein, the Her-
man Lodge, No 125, f. and A. NJ, and
affiliated with tho Royal Arch Masons,
the Knight Templars and the LII Lu
Temple He was well-known resident
OF Kensington, where he lived for many
years. The funeral will take place Tues
day afternoon at ? o'clock from his late
residence.
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OBITUARIES
HRorHER eu1NF1N1AN
For Several Years at the Head of

For Several Years at the Head Of
Philadelphia Protectory for Boys.
Brother Quintnian. weiI-known Chris
tian Brother. until recently head Of tho
Philadelphia Proteetory for Boys. died
yesterday ut 81. Agnes Hospital He was
20 years old,
Brother ouintinlan was known as
Thomas +. Meade before he entered the
Christian Brothers novitlate in Montreal.
In 1880 he came TO this city from New
York as principal OF the Cathedral School.
lie later became director OF the Christian
BROTHERS Academy Hartford, Conn, and
soon afterward accepted n like position
with the La Sale Commercial Institute,
CT New York He returned 10 this city in
1901 to assume charge Of the Philadelphia
Protectory for Boys, and continued at It's
head until last year. when falling health
Obliged him to retire.
His funeral will take place from La
Salle College on Monday. A Solemn Mass
OF Requiem will be celebrated in the
Cathedral at 10 n. M, and after the final
services he will be buried In the Christian
Brothers Cemetery In Ammendale.
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DEATHS

sCHECK1,Es. r. on November 20. 1914.
Bts5toE 20 ISA stiiN, hs9ssana s q
e5Hn m fs'ner az ths r.sdsnoe OF hl son WIZ
liam z. schlekier, O2O Meyer st. TO proceed
10 Palmer Ground.
sCHoFIELD.Qn November 20, 1911. will
s, ot 4. ard shephsrds social club arc in.
oeloeS. from bis s late rssidenee. S VA and
Clearneid sts., Fails of schuylkli, Services
Interment in adjoining grounds.
sCHnOEnER.-sudd on the goth inst,
ELiHABETH wife Of Frank Schroeder Rea.
funeral services, on Tuesday afternoon, at :
e.eloek az Der late resdsnee, 1865 North
ss,sry snans ent ~, az NJ wSs,t y,oucd LdurSi or5i ai
evening.
sERwAzL. - On November 20, 1914,
THERESA widow OF Feter Serwazi. Funeral
dsncc Of her son.in.law. DR.. Charles W.
Wang, 1923 West Leligh ave. nt $3.50 p. m.
at 10 a. m. fnterment St. Marys Cemetery,
Toxborough.
sHolENBURG.--on November 90 1914
ELLA ", widow Of William II. sholenberg
the residence, $40 North i2th st.. Logan rC''
sLACK..-on November 20, 1914. CHAR
5 the s'RsRd sie John 81 chsnf sn& ag 9acE ssa S9d
Funeral services on Monday. Al 2 p. m, at
hs Rs,p, ,nte r tW59 Wyomlng aye and
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
soUTH.-Qn November is. 1914, in Down
inEtown. Ia, GEORGE W, SOUTH, Funeral
church OF the Advocate 18th and Diamond
Hts., At II a. m, where remains can bo
viewed. Interment private at South Laurel
sITHENs.--on November 20. 1914. MARY,
willow OF David Sithcns. aged 20 years Due
dsncs, 613 North Sth 81 s''''' az '''' resi-
sLACk-on November 30. 1914, CHARLES
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FARL0w.4-on November ls 1914, At resi-
dcnce of hia sonsin-iaw. william H. Bowen.
funersi services on r sunday. At 3 'ir.o h.. at
rrssidepps,e, q. q Wesley Bowen, lois south "a
Green Mount Cemetery.
FURJONG.--on November 20, 1914, FRANK,
hns5snd 4t Miniirsd m ~ Enrleng and son os
9th a. High Requiem Mass at ST. Malaehy's
Church ~ 10 a, m. Interment private at
siBNEY.N"on November 10. 1914. MARY A.,
SIS S[e S e'qnd' m from o Eg1shS b1as5I on 81 M9n IN
terment al Mount Moriah Cemetery
GKAHA1M,Mo,n SoygemgbssTr is, 1919 RUSH
fancy 81. interment at Hillside Cemetery
Ham w. husband Of Maggie n. Haincs.
ESst sa''R Bers ks st to proceed 70 Palmer vault
inteinicnt private Mt. Peace Cemetery
mAsIETT.Gon NovemEsr IL, 1914, FRANK
g. hnssband, q Mary ,,HlSS;slett. and son o.
S'T d enc iS5s East % r Psmf ST. ITO" his
sRBsT & i MARRY 6asoand 5 an NS Of
Elsie Herbert. Funeral on sunday; a. p.
lutheran Cemetery.
HERsCHEL.-On November 90, 1914. at
Mnivlre n j.. MULFoRD. president Of the
Miiiviiio National Rank. aged 81 years RcIa !.
tlves and friends invited to attend tho
funeral from his late residence, 22a Fact
Main street. Mllvilie, n j.. on Monday
November %. at 1890 n. m. tnterment
at Mount Pleasant Cemetery
JONES.-On November 20, 1914, HOWARD
husband Of Elizabeth a. Jones. Funeral serv !.
ices ON Monday at =. m. at his late resi-
vate. at Fcrnwcod Cemetery.
KENNEDY.-AGNEs X GNNEDY, 1910 In
scranll ST.
KOLoDNER.-G1TTLB KoLoDNER, 1857
North Patton ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LETTEN-
MACNAMEE,-At his residence Berwyn,
Pa, on November H. 1914, RICHARD S.
MACNAMEE, Due notice OF the funeral
VIII he given.
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MsCAFFREY. on November y. iei4 Lttoss.
MscAFEREY. husband q Hana4,ah MeeSSssfs.
@ SBa ss SE Secsulsy St pS,r'f fneTa ss4 Ns oSSs
q $50 4. M ron 2s25 dsul e. nsauisssn
torment At HOLY cross Cemetery.
MySCgoRRMICK; November 10. 1914 Az.
rom S5ss ESst ER'f Iehiss Rs ave- sosp Rsauis
Mass az 81. Apne.s Church, at 10 A. M IN
McELHATTON-su on November IS.
gl+ MMiGHsAE son Of ,5s late ISsT. Josn '6S oS
a, Solemn Requiem Mass At The church Q!
az New Cathedral Cemetery, Gene
VI ER;,-suddenly, on November le, lelA
and Emma n Miller tnee PatrissnJ funeral
sgc TySfs abovs on sunday t ons NH az svs nS39 3
II ST., Interment at oakland Cemetery
MIULEoRD;;-At Miliville, n H. on ,Noyem.
dent af the the Mnylo National f L RANK Bank asel
% yeats, Relatives, and frenGs are i1ylted
223 East Main e, MIlyl!lc. n; j., on Mon;
al Mount MRg, Pleasant e. rcmevsry meter :" " i"''' '''s'
PQI6TSrop Q6I'SSi7, Nevember 70, 1914 ,la CHAR .R5
EbaGI o rs Eaow ns Jssot Ss Jofn E} 9&
beuorson. Funeral services on sunday at
cIdn MI a. Mount 2t2 E9st Fsses susoeanga ave-
QGINTINIAN.-At St. Agnes Hospitali on
66F!dd99yI 9yI, Noyemeer 70 lpl4' ly Bt"IaGH ~ ~
of MANAGERS of ths he Pbiiadephia ffotectory
Gnd irlends are INVITED to attend tno ,umer',' i,
at 8 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass 81 tho
cathedral at 10 O'Clock. To proceed by tho
70 30 train from oath and Chestnut SITS. 10
Ammnndale, Nd, FOR iutermont. ~
RBNNOLDS.-On November is, 1913, WILL
LAM A., son Of Margaret and the late owen
REYNOLDS. Funeral Monday. at $50 q. m,
from PA u. Cambria st Solemn REQUIEM
10 a. m. 1ntcrmcnt Holy sepulchre Como-
terry.
sATTEnTMwAIT.-A the residence of
his son, Thomas G.. Satterthwait. Lnnsdownc.
SATTERTHWAtT In his Inth year Funeral
At West Grove. Friends Meeting House, on
Second day 2}d inst, at 10 n. m.
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w. d. BEERS

WILKES BARRE, Pa, Nov. a.-w. D.
Beers. IS years old. for many years one
OF vile s-Bnrre's most prominent mer-
chants, died at his home here of apoplexy
today His death came suddenly and he
showed no sign OF Illness until an hour
before the end. He was born In Rockdale,
Lehigh County. His widow and two chill
dren Ralph r. Beers. OF Trenton n. j..
and Mrs George L. Fenncr, of Ashley,
survive.
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ARRESTED AT MANS HEARING

While attending the hearing OF a man
charged with robblng grocery stores in
South Philadelphia, George Allen, 2.
years old, 9th and Federal streets, was
arrested today charged with being an
accomplice Lawrence Tierney, n years
old. 2015 Slgel street, was the man being
tried.
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G.. husband Of Christine Slack and son of
the late John and Mary Slack Reloiifef
and friends. also Monroe Lodge, NO. ~ +
y. @. f. United brethren kncampinent So.
20 7. o. o. r. Trustee OF the Odd rciioWs
Hall Association OF the Northern Lberies.
Board Of Directors o. the MnrlborouEn ~
and r. Association. are invited 70 attend
the funeral services, on Monday ~ 2 p. NJ
Asylum pike Frankford. Intefment AZ Noftn
Cedar HIN Cemetery.
TRINK NER,-on November ~, 1918 Ma
TIf,DA daughter of tho late william ana
Louisa Trinknor. Funeral sunday AZ p
m from the chapel ~ John IT Wetgel. 23xN
Germantown ave Intcrment private, Green
Mount Cemetery
TRUITz.-JBRoME TRUTH, TIA Nor-
wood st.
TYIER.-At Richmond, Va, on November
10 1914 SUSAN MARSHALL MORRIS TY-
LI5It wife Of John Tyler Jr. intermcnt pri-
rYYIRELL.-FRANcrs rYRBLL 204s wal
WALDRoN.-on November 1s. 1914. So
PIIA, widow Of Charles B Waldron. Fu-
nerel services on Sunday, ot p M. from
1885 Kinsev 81. formerly oxford ST., Frank
ford. Interment strictly private, North Cedar
WETzEL.-s Suddenly. Mt wilkes Barre, ia.
November is 1914, JOHN L.. husband OF
Katie Foster WctZei. Due notice Of the
funeral viii be given. from his late resi-
dence 1916 North hudson st.
YUnELSON. - HARRY YUDELSON, $40
Rodman st.
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FUNERAL OF J. p. MonRIs

The funeral OF James P. Norris re-
tired hotel man, who died Wednesday
from an attack of heart disease, was
Leld this morning from st. Johns Catho-
lie Church, 18th below Market street.
Mr.. Morris was 20 years old and for
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years established at ii5 North 18th street
died Thursday at his home, zoo North
10th street. after long illness. He was
actively interested IN the Caterers Assoc
citation. He leaves a widow, The funeral
will take place from his late residence
Monday morning
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rnnn p FRnrH1MaHAM

NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-Brigadier Gen
erai John y. FrothinEham. assistant sec
retary Of the National Lead Company,
died at his home here this morning aged
73 years. He served with the 5th Massa-
chusetts Regiment during the Civil War.
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many years was connected with the Con-
tincntat Hotel. the bingham and the
Girard House He made his home az Sie
South 18th street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Olney
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
SUES INDIANAPOLIS NEWS
FOR ALLEGED LIBEL
Thomas Taggart Calls Newspaper to
Account Charging False
UtteranceS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 3O.--Nation-
al Committeeman Thomas Taggart has
begun proceedings against the Indian
apOlis News for criminal and civil
libel That newspapers comment on
the removal of Frank Y. O'Brien from
the democratic ticket was one of the
causes, but there were a number of
editorial and news articles in the issue
of Wednesday which caused Taggart
to bring suit.
Frank y. O'Brien was put off the
county ticket Wednesday by court
order, as a candidate for juvenile
Judge. when il was discovered that he
had criminal record in st. Louis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30

The News intimated in its editorials
and news articles that Tom Taggart
and others named were aware of the
mans record at the time he was nom
mated That newspaper then pro-
ceeded to charge that his name had
been kept on the ticket in order that
ne might be used. O'Brien had been
nominated in the direct primaries last
spring. When Il became known that
Taggart was about to file his criminal
libel suit Richard Smith, editor of
the News. called Taggart by telephone,
stating that the editorials would be
cut out Of later editions and there
would be proDer retractions. Billy
BlOdgett was sent in a hurry to de-
liver the same message. But the suit
went on.
Mayor Joseph T.. Bell will bring
similar suits because of the same ar
ticies and editorials.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30

| from Niles and vicinity this morning
to the state teachers convention. The
Niles schools are closed account of
the state meeting.
Mrs. Jane Herkimer, the aged
mother of Mrs. James Thomson and
DR.. Herkimer is seriously i'll. DR..
Herkimer who resides in Dowagiac
was called 10 his sisters home last
evening on account of her serious
condition.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Chase, who left
Niles in their auto on Sept. 16 for
Wilmington, VT, after spending sew
eral weeks at that point are now en-
route home. They had travelled be-
fore they left Wilmington $500 miles
since they left Niles and still have
Michigan air in the tires.
Mayor c. E. White and c. r. smith
left this evening for Cambridge, TO at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
NILES.

The Niles high school team defeat
ed the Cassopolis high here Thursday
afternoon, 81 TO 0.
Mrs. Paine Phelps has returned
from Detroit, where she spent a
week with Mr.. Phelps, who is temper
arily employed there.
The special train to Kalamazoo
this morning took about so teachers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
FOR BETTER CENSORSHIP.

PARIS, oct. 3O.-Paris newspaper
proprietors here submitted u de-
mands 10 the governmental press
commission looking to the better
working OF the censorship. One de-
mand is that they be allowed 10 pub
lish descriptions of the battles on
days after they have taken place
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30

Norman Eddy. w. r. c. ladies, will
serve n chicken supper at the hall
III and 119 +. Jefferson blvd. Satur-
day. oct. 81. Everybody welcome
toes and gravy. glazed sweet pOta-
toes. cottage relish, celery, preserved
apples, rolls. jelly, home made dough-
nuts, coffee. Price, 25c. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
At 1900 and IS. so

Suits we could put in
regular stock and mark
them S22.5O and $500.
% styles to choose from.
Long Goats and mediums.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30

tend the Northumberland game on
Saturday.
Ward Davis and his bride of al
bion, Mich. are guests of Niles rela-
tives. Mr.. Davis is a former Niles
young man, son OF Mr.. and Mrs X.
D. Davis, who now reside st Albion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
A PEERLESS FEAT IN COAT SELLING.
AT $7.e5, $1,000, $3.50, $500

Goats that have never been placed before the pubH
at such prices Let us show you the College Coat tn
Military, the Cape Coat the long Flare Skirt Coat al
the styles demanded by fashions dictates
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30

The Philadelphia candies are al
ways delicious and fresh. Buy them
at sale prices-20, %. 80
and soc a ID Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30

RUSHVILLE.-Rus Borden con-
fessed to stealing James Spillman's
automobile and is being held by the
police for trial on a charge on grand
larceny.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30

The wedding occurred this morning
at Albion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-23
"FABIOLA" TO BE PRESENTED
SACRAMENT ACADEMY

"Fabiola, or the Church of the Cata-
combs is the title of the drama which
Is to be presented by the Dramatic club
of the Blessed Sacrament academy in the
academy auditorium Friday evening" Jan
uary %, at 8 o'clock.
The play promises to be most enjoyable
The east of characters is as follows:
Fabiola-A heather Roman lady, Imelda
Dillon.
Agnes-Fabiolas cousin, Christian and
martyr, Agnes Boggan.
Syra-Fabiola's slave, Christian, Cleta
Hanson.
Afra-Fabiola's slave, a heathen Mary
Joseph.
Graja-Another slave, Camille Chalifoux
Cecilia-A blind girl, Christian and
martyr, Estelle Valcourt
Fabius-Fabiola' father, Winifred Glib.
Tertullus-Prefect of Rome, Sarah
ShaHra.
CorYnius-Hisson, Fabiola's suitor, Ada
Mahan.
Fulvus-A spy, Agnes suitor, Edna
Kuhns.
Sebastian Captain of the Imperial
guards, Kathleen McCarty.
Lady Lucina-Roman lady, Christian
Rosalind Ryan.
Pancratius-lIer son, Christian and
martyr, Agnes May Clark.
onysius-Priest and physician, Kath-
leen O'Rourke.
A deacon, soldiers, crowd of Christians
chorus of Virgins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-23
STUDY CIRCLE WITH
MIR. AND MRS. HUNDJEY

One of the most interesting events the
past week was the open meeting of the
Study Circle with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Hundley as hosts at their beautiful home
on Niazuma street Wednesday evening.
The clubs color, red, was carried out
in the decorations, a large basket of red
roses sracing the dining table, and also
Ill the programme, which had a large
red within circle done in red. De-
licious refreshments We're served during
the evening.
A beautiful musical programme, many
of the best singers of Birmingham taking
part. The programme follows:
l. Duet, Passage Birds Farewell, Hill
dach; Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Shaddick
2. La Bolieme, Puccini; Miss Fern Minor.
g. II Lacerato Spirto qS56), Verdi; Mr.
j. p. Shaddick, Jr.
A. Chanson d Amour, Holman; Mrs. f.
G. Chandler, violin obligato, Mrs. John
ID. Turner.
5. Jewel Song Faust, Gounod; Miss
Luck Buckley.
Intermission.
6. (a) VIII o. the Wisp, Spross; (b) Love
Has Wings, Rogers; Miss Fern Minor.
Z (a) The Swan, Saint Saens (b) Sere-
made, Drdle; Mrs. John Turner.
S. Murmuring Zephyr Jensen; Mrs. E.
G. Chandler.
Q. (a) Elm Schwan, Grieg; (b) Eros
Grieg; Mrs. j. p. Shaddck, Jr.
10 Mad Scene from Lucia, Donizetti,
Miss Lucy Buckley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-23
Imitation Rose Beads

'I notice a request for salt beads in the
Corner. 1 have had many pointers from
the Corner, so am sending this recipe for
imitation rose beads: Take a cap OF
finest table salt and heat it until II
smokes. While it is heating take one
fourth cup of cornstarch, mix 1t with
enough water to make thin paste, and
add whatever coloring you desire. Cake
coloring does nicely. If you wish the
beads sweet scented, add any perfume
you like. Then take the salt from the
fire and stir into the cornstarch This
makes a soft paste and should now be
bneaded for a short time, then it Is ready
to mold Put pins through them AID the
next day they will be ready to string.
This recipe will make three long strands.
About a month ago recipe appeared in
the Corner for a dustless duster made
of cheesecloth, kerosene, and parafin. L
lost it. Please send it to me- If possible.
MRS. +. l.. s.
This is the recipe to which 1 alluded
earlier in the week, replying to an in
quiry for imitation coral beads. l trust
the querist is reading it. The recipe went
to you by mail 1t was dead against the
rules, but we are not far away from
the sweet lawlessness of Yuletide. 50
red tape went by the board and the for
mula went to you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-23
When the Fire Goes Out

Il don't know whether this belongs to
your department or not, but 1t has been
OF such benefit to me that / feel like
passing it along. When the base burner
fire goes out, which it sometimes does,
instead of taking all the coal and ashes
and cinders out, save your temper and
the unnecessary waste of time, etc, by
attaching a metal tube (the kind that is
used on gas ranges to give added heat to
the plates, shake down the ashes, and in
sert the metal tube between the lower
doors on the stove and between The saw.
like PROJECTIONS on the bowl first light
ing the metal end, after turning the gas
on, and close the doors as closely as
possible. Before you are aware IF IL
your coal will be bed of glowing hot
Goals, when the gas can be turned off
and the doors closed. Your fire going
out will lose all it's terrors once YOU
try this On warm days you can even
let 1t go out, for, should 1t grow colder
1t is but moments work to place the
hose and turn on the gas.
MRS. II. s."
Your singular advice assuredly belongs
to our department, and we appropr late it
gratefully. Whatever tends to tighten
the drudgery of the kitchen fails natur-
ally and of right into the Corner. A
touch here and stroke there make
rough places smooth. And the care OF
coal ranges is one of the toughest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-23
MISS BRYANT ENTERTAINS
BARACA CLASS

the Philathea class of the Twenty-sev-
enth Street Baptist church were hostesses
to the Baraca class of the same church
in the monthly social of the two classes
recently at the home of Miss Mary
Bryan.
The programme, which was an excel
lent one, was enjoyed. A number of
games We're played, and a very interest
ing recitation given by Miss Alma Hail.
Miss Bette Gourdey, with the assistance
of a number of the young people, rem
dered several fine musical numbers.
a large number were present, among
them being Miss Evelyn Bowman, Miss
Lucy Dismukes, Miss Rachel Wright.
Mis- Beatrice Taylor Miss Jane Parker,
Miss Buttia Williams, Miss Jessie Fara-
bee, Miss Alma Hall, Miss Adell Bodi-
ford, Miss Getty Gourley, Miss Ruth
Bowman, Miss Mary Bryant, Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs. Hudgins, Mrs Riggius, Mr..
j. e. Tubbs, Mr. A. c. Karlson, Mr.. s.
A. Fleming, Mrs. w. Bentley, Mr. E. s.
Peacock Mr.. NJ. Luther Bentley, Mr..
r.. H. Hudgns, Mr.. e. NJ. Brown, Mr.
Theodore Wright, Mr.. ID. d. DaNIs, Mr.
n. Smithson, Mrs. G.. c. Eubanka, Mr.
Roy Newman, MIR. Fred A. Thomas, MIR.
C. +. Bryant, and others.