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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-02
Opera Taffy Ki.se. e.

Something the children
will like. A generous size
bag for &c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21
Der jitnge Manu uno Die dr-
tere csra,t.
Sou 0orotbee o 0 ebeIcr.

Gs miro mir lpie6er einnlaI ycin
,SaQ" oorgetrGgen, mo i6 merbe &c.
beten, netpaS oariiber 5u ifrei6cn".
glus einem pcrloreueu &infel sios
oellti6lan6S Der fonmt mir Elm @rief
in oas 6aus 0eiIoacn, Der iagt: .4Sas
meinen Sic eigentIif bon ser @be nit
einer dlteren Jrnu? @lauben Sic
aid, baB lie lmbeoinQt lnaIiidlidj
Deroen muB?" llrS Damn cntrollt
Der S6rciber zen Spe5iaIiaa, - hie
eei6idte BON 5peieJ Sie 3uianmen
niht fonrneu fonneu. neil ,iie" Die
ietn Sabre iiirht2., Die lie Dor ..i1n,"
t(raus bat. Sic" lit es, Sic ni,ht
NH, uno ,er" Der Sdrci6cr
ncnnt i'm eireu SrGrr6, i6 babe l1n
c5er itarf i'm ger0aft, ieIbit Der
0riO bes GromaS 81 ieiu - .cr" al
10 9ebt un6 - ner5Deifelt. Gr miro
uie lpieoer cine anoerc 10 liebcn. ipic
0ieic cine. G1 lit 5rpar crit orcilrno.
3nan3ig Sahr'. aber CT miro ,.he-
iIimlnt" Sm1aeiclc bIeibcn. ncnE
,iic" i'm uid)t nimnt.
rGS lit bod gar nidt nJtGig.
0ob 6ie Sadbc idlcft enhct" - iucllit
,,cr". - oYien fomt lid feline gr65c,
re Sarmonie ocnten, nls 5piifen Sen
bci0cE beitcbt - lie iino 5ll Dem 9e.
rliSfouegen Lan ser SfuIe), oiie" 1T
in 1brer iy6eten Griheinurq jung
acbIirben, ime oer" lit gciItig ieiuen
1Satren melt poraus. sou bic grobe
Sic6e, sic beioe perbinOet, nid,t pirF.
lid iortbeIfeg iiber oen lllltritieo
6cr SSo5re?"
9ariiber ion id nun netrpuS ihrci.
ben, lrnO id) pette, mein &orreipon.
bert ipartet i6on iebniiihti1 ouf !r.
gcnheine 9lbb1noIung, sic icinc Slam.
me cnoereu SiuneS 81 MAIDEN per.
Mag.
ytm, ih founte Inn gum Sroit
aleiA rcn eilter Seutih .g(merifdnc.
lin ersdbIeu, Die i6 por einiger 3cit.
iii ciuer italieniiden Eeuiion fenn1H
lernte. Sic mar nabe OIL iedBiS mo
matte briiben i'm uiIocn @citen eincn
iiin-cbn Sabre jiinaeren @onn SUI
riifaa!aiien. Die Siebesbrieie. BIZ or
ibr ihricb, p1ren oos Gnt3iideu ie,
Der Iurscn Sraut getpeieu, babel 9at.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21

entfernte fi9, ba iic9 aae 4usen aui
lie riateten, raid.
9ie Winifter &onferens
in u b ba3ia 5u gn be.
u b ba3i 20. glpril. 0as
beute eri6ienene offi3ieQe gommunis
que iiber bic bier itattgebabten mebrs
tagigen &onferen3en apii9eH bsm
oitsrreidti4 : unsariiden WliniItsr
bes IeuBerT 8rufen 8er6tolb, unO
Dem italieniIten Wliniitsr bes 9eus
bern, Utarquis bic Gan @iuliano,
itellt feit, bab bic lInterrebungen Der
6eiben StdatsmGner Elm p0lIiqes
llebsreinitimmen Der Qnfidten erge&n
BADEN.
Die GrtenntniB Der befriebigenoen
Grfolae Der bisberigen politit, 10
piro nit bsionbsrem Ia4brud fer
boraebo6en erfiiae bic 9ertreter Der
Observation-Disclosures nit pollfommenem
ae9enieitigem @ertrauen. Die Miniz
tier ieien in uebereinitimmung nit
9eutidtanb entI6loifen, an Der g.gsns
ipGrtiaen Ri6tlinie Der auspdrtigen
politit feit3u6uIten.
Der Wdrauis bi Gan Giuliano 1T
tpieber DpH bier abgereiit, na6Dem er
ii3 in Der Ger5li6itsn WsiIe pom
9rdfen 8erftolb berubi6ieost bate.
gbe bic beibsn StantsmGner iih
trennteu.- ri6teten lie an ben Reitss
tanaler b. get6mam Solpeg, Der ais
@ait bes aaiiers Dilbslm in &orfu
peilt, ein gsmeinIame5 Selegrumm,
in pslhem lie ibm ibre poQItGnoige
llebereinitimmung in Der 5riebenspo.
litit tonitdtirsn, pelte Der 9reibunb
bisber perfolgt bdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21
SHiHsaahridten.

Rem gor., 20. glpril. 2lnget.:
r2aplano BON 9ntperpen; ,prinS
Srisbria WilbeIm BON Bremen.
2onbon. 2lngst.: .Qnbania" bon
Bolton uno ngtinnspdsta" pOn Nep
gort.
Qisarb. gaTirt: .aroonlanb"
BON Rem gort no4 antiperpen.
plpmoutb. 9lns.t.: rSronprins
0iIbelm" BON Pep Yort mad 8res
men; .qrsiiOent 2iHcoIn" Don Rem
gOrt nah Sambur9.
2iperpool. 9lnget.: .Gruncos
mia Don Rem gort.
Gibraltar. 2lngst.: r2aconia
bon Retp Yort mad Neapel.
Sapre. 9lbgeg.: ga Sourains"
nab W(ontreal.
50 on. 2Iugs..; rGaHOpic" Don
9enua.
9Uper. glnset-: rarOOutanO~
UuIl JttIV gUki.
GberbOurg. glnget.: o&rUns
prins WiIbeIm" Don ReD gort.
Bremen. 9lnsst.: nSepbIig~
BON gislp g)ort.
9lbaea.: na0uisiu 2Ouiis" naa
Rem Yprt.
9i braltar. 9bscs.: pprinssB
sSreue" mad Rerp gort.
MurIeille. 2lbgea.; .gens5ia"
nafl Relu 0ort.
pbilabelp bia. 2lnget.: p8it;.
tetino" BON Bremen. ,
2lbsss.: Bring GI5srt" rtaa Sams
Burg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21
Snlan0 Selegrapb

5000 Rinber n.rbrannt.
peoria, ST., 20. 9tpril. - Sn
ben bieiigen 9iebb0fsn Der Rslion
Worris Gompanp ri6tete am Utontag
cine Gsurs6rinit S9aben in SDh.
DON 100000 an. gs 6efanoen ii9
5000 Rinoer in ben S9uppen unp
haOOn limb unssfdbr 5000 0erbrannt.
Die anoeren puroen losgela1en uno
oteIe nit Oerbrannter Saltt ranntsu
tur4 Die Strabsn i'm S6la6tbaus.
oiitritt. llngefdbr 80 iprangen in ben
SQ;nois JIuB uno i6pammen ans
gegenIeiiige ufer.
MDroerii9ss 9efe6t spis
den Streiteru unb
Staatgtruppeen.
Srinioab, Gpl., 20. 9lpril. =
gtm Wlontaa fanb in Dem 2uolop 0i>
Itri;t ein IA Stlmosn bouernoes sc;
fe6t 3ipiidsn am Streit befinoIi6en
ao6lengrGbern uno Witglisbern Der
Electromagnetic fat, bus pG6rsno Der
Ra6t nit benz 5Obe bes 9Siibrsrs Der
gris6Hden Streitsr, 9ouis Sites,
unb Dem Nieoer6rsnnen Der 2uOlon
.HcltsSoIonie enbete. Den am 9t6eno
bier siugetroffensn Nl6ri9tsn 5ufulz
ee ipurosn in bem Sampf 13 Mann
gstDOtst. ndmlid II Strsiter, Elm Sole
bat uHo Elm Ni6ttpmbattant.
Die Sruppen iparsn 100 Mann
fart unO batten gsgsn 400 bsipaffnete
Streiter 3u tdmpfsn, bic bon ben Su'
gsln ans, tpo lie unii6tbar parsn, allf
ije i6oiien. Die gIrgsr Don 5riHis
eu0 bepaffueu iih
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21
csanowirt6 aftfidjes
.Sur6fult obsr 9iurr6oe.

-Sur6fult Obsr Siurrboe.
0ieies llsbeI lam AUDI bereits Gle
tere SGIber befallen -. Die 9ran.s
belt entitsbt bauptiGdIib bur6 fe6Isr>
bates 5uttsr, pie namentli9 Ser
Ulil6. 9isIe SsbIerbaftisteit ianE
sr5ellst perben our6 unsipedmGbige
5iitterlns Der Sub. ipie au9 bur6
unreine @eithirre. Die WiiI6 tdnn su
fett iein uno Damn ihiper peroullib,
OOer iis entbdlt unsepDbnlite Stcftc,
poour6 oieielbe serube3u truntma.
dsnb auf Wagen uno Darn beg aal.
bss sinpirtt. Gbsr ni4t uur bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21

Qualitdt, ionbern aud bic Quantttdi
Der Dem aal6 auf einmdl pera6reihs
ten Wlil9 fam Dur9 lleberlaounq bss
Wtdgens unO gli6tberoauttperber
Sur9faa erregen. Sn gepiiIen Be
2te6ungen aud Oas gu i6neGe Sauz
ttn. @rtdltungen bur9 feu4tss Gds
ger unb 3ugpino er3eusen oft bisie
arautbeit.
Sang DEFENDERS mag aud betont
freroen, oaB BEL iunsen 5biereH Biii=
terung lno Pflege m0gli6ft regel>
mdbi9, piinttlid, bem 3uitanDe be,
nod unenttpidelten unb sarteu 9srz
pnuunqsorQane aemdB unb qenalt
ausaefiibrt tperben. 6ierau mub be-
retts oas bic aum Srdnten beitimmte
Wtil6 liefernDe Sbier atpsdmGBiq gez
pf!eQt peroen. Sebr aut lit aud cine
QrOBere 2a6l Der 6utteraeiten fir bas
&alb. d3tpei Tutter3eiten pro 5aq
| iIno fir Elm neuQeborenes &al6 entz
i6ieoen 3u ipeniq. Die Wtil9. bic
onsielbe beoarf fiillt, rpenn in srpei
Uialsn qcae6en, ben 2abmaQen au iebr
an, als bar oieIer fortpdbreno alles
out peroduen t0nnte. IS entite6t
oonn einc ue6erfiitterunq, Der oft cine
llnoeroauli6teit Folat, nobel bann Elm
Sheil oes Suffers. Der Wlil4, nur
oeronnen unb peniq perbdut in ben
Darn Qelan9t unD bier ais fremoe
Subitana trantmaheno futrtt, nGmli6
es biIOet ii6 9ur4foQ, po6ei bic
UlllH nur tpeniQ DerdnOert tpieper a6-
aebt.
Se6r Qenaue Sronllnq BEL Der 2luf
audit Der &dl6er 1T in 8eauq auf
.Rslts uno 3rintQeIdirre 8u beoba6z
ten. 9ieielben miiiien Don un3peifels
batter Eeinliateit iein!
Bel Yortommen bieies 0urcbfallcs
muR Die urIG6e aufQeIuht uno a6Qes
itellt peroen. Grit ndaOem oies &C
ifeben. tann bon elmer qiinItiq mir.
tenoen 8e6anoluna Die g1ebe iein.
Sebr DIT iibrtgens beilt bic &rant6eit
9an5 DOn ieIbit, fobalo bic uria6en
beielttgt inb. 9eniigt Die @ntferz
nuHg Der llrio8e ni6t 5ur SsiIung,
inoem OieIelbe gu fpGt tommt ober bic
urla6en in 9eftiger 8eiIe einlpirten,
10 iardnte man oos WtiI6qudntum
lofort ein unb bermenge bic nod au
gebenoe Wlil6 nit 8aTer. Sebr qiinz
iti9 pirtt aud bic geimengung Don
geifabter &reibe, Elm Bis 8ipei GBl6fz
lei oOQ, Ober aud ooppeltto6Ieniauz
reg y}atron (bicarbonate Of ioba) in
oerfelben GuantitGt.
0ss peiteren lit bic ge6anS!unq
lpleoer nit OolIitdnbigem 1Sutterpe6z
lei etn3uleiteni; b. +. man qie6t ben
groben Sbieren iparms, me6lioe Sc
trGnte, 3. 9. GsrTtenI6leim, e6enio
langiam 9sto6te 9erIte, uno penig
gutes !6eu; bic SougtGl6er nimmt
mdn Der an 9ur4faQ ertrantteu
Stub am beitsn meg uno trGntt Tie nit
Der Wil4 geIunber S6iere. Sd babe
ben 9urdfua Der aiibe itets nit
i9nelem Grfolge our6 folgenoe Wle=
bitamente beieitigt: Utan tp6t ges
trodnste glaubeersn uno gepulperte
Gi6enrinoe, rii6rt bieieS in cine
S6iiiIeI Geriteni6Ieim, ieBt Dem Ell
nen guten SbeeI0ffel @luun binsu uno
Oerdbreit1t Dapou tGglt6 orei YOrtios
nen. SGugenoen Sdlbern gibt man
Elm puIper aus Opium, R6lbarber,
Wtagneiia uno Sastarillenz 8ursel,
tpsI6es BON jeOem 9tpotbeter gu bic
lem 3ped angefertiat peroen fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21
2 d pierfae Gr aa Z.

Sfebattenr: r8enn Sic iiir img
nrbeiten iboIleil, onnn oiirfen sic
5lmGhit MIR raS Bapier auf elmer
Scite beihreiben.
gfngetenoer9iep .Sebr !robI;
puf pfIaer2"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21

Die aaiT,rin Mluttst DON Rublanb
9isbt elmer amfritaniihen GrGfiR cine
lsttion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21

Die prsminisrminiitsr iinb in aasn
puntten Der Orsibunospolitit
einia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21
90 lien brll d.

Seppl CaIs ein 2uitihiff @aIier.
baIait ausluirit): ogSas is oenn
Dos, @otn2"
Gunner @la, mas tuer6's
benn iei' - q 8oIf'n baben g. iiber-
iabr'nl"
SeIbitpriiiuug.
Die eigenen 8ebIer gut 5lI ieben,
tuugen
geitr fretu6e Iugen-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21
Muslano. o.SeIegrapb

Muslano. .SeIegrapb
Der sole Ja@restag Der Gr'
aiirmullg Der DHppsler
S60nSen
Sn oau; YrenRen nit aroRen'
Gntbniiasmus seieiert.
Nieiise Cnation 81 Gbrsn oes
iriibrrem Stattbaltcrs BON
GliaRs9utbrinseu, @raf
BON a9eoel.
Die polnif6en aaiboliten in Berlin
WoIsn bsi Der auris aIass iiber Die
prsubii9en 8eb0rbsn fiibrsn.
9as 8sfinoen bss &aifers 5ran5 Sos
ispb offenbar tein Iebr befries
bisenoss.
Die MiniitsrtonfereHa in 2tbba5ia gu
Gnbe.
Die prsminierminiitsr iinb in aasn
puntten Der Orstbunospolitit
einig.
Die aaiIsrin Wluttet Don Hublano
9iebt elmer amfritaHiiaen Grdfin cine
2sttion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20
DECISIONS IN THE
 COURT OF APPEALS

Montgomery, May 19.-(SpeciaL) L)-Fol- lowing is the list of decisions handed down by the court of appeals this after noon
 Walker, P. J.-The Birmingham Ledger company vs. Alfred Buchanan, from lief ferson circuit court; affirmed.
 John Hall vs. state, from Walker law and equity court; affirmed.
 Tol Turner vs state, from cuilInan cir cult court; affirmed.
 Central of Georgia Railway company vs. P. A. Crane, from Jefferson circuit court. reversed and remanded.
 Florence Machine an" Railroad Supply company vs International Agricultural corporation. from Lauderdale circuit court; affirmed
 Pelham. J.-James R. Bailey alias and C, vs. state, from Monroe circuit court; reversed and remanded.
 Harris Transfer and Warehouse com pany vs. J. B. Moor, from Birmingham city court; affirmed.
 l.. E. Easter vs. B. Crawford, from Morgan law and equity court; reversed and remanded.
 Thomas. J-William Phillips vs. state, from Houston circuit court; reversed and remanded.
 Will Cain. ct all vs. state, from Tusca- loosa county court; affirmed
 George Jackson vs. state. from Jeffer- son criminal court; affirmed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20

Ralph R. Silver, Mrs. Grissers sister. at 1911 Rush avenue.
 Dr. c. T. Edwards of Fort Worth. Tex. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. M Shell burne at Howard college.
 Mrs. R. c. Goad has returned from Nashville to her home in Inglenook
 Mrs. l.. F. Goodwin is critically ill at her home in lnglenook.
 Rev. G. A. Gill has returned to Vivian after spending several days at Nashville, Tenn.
 Mir and Mrs. A. H. Sawyer are visiting friends in Marvel
 Dr. and Mrs. A. c. Davidson have re- turned to Livingston after being the guests of Mrs. J. M. Sawyer in Wylam.
 The Tuscaloosa Gazette has the follow ing notes:
 MT. Berney Loveman has returned to his home in Birmingham after brief visit to MT. and Mrs. Victor Friedman.
 Miss Lillian Loveman, Miss l. coma Lovewan, MT. E. J. Kohn and MT. Ber- ney Loveman of Louisville, Ky, Miss Carrie Rich of Nashville, and Mir. Harry Cohen of Louisville and Mir. Richard H. Toeplitz of Birmingham are spending the week end in Tuscaloosa with Mr. and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20
Wants Buggy for Her Doll

I am poor widow and crippled with rheumatism l have two little girls The eldest is years and the other is 41a years At Christmas time kind good fellow gave them dolls and gave me a Christmas dinner. Anna, the eldest, is all the time asking me to write to you. A kind reader may have one that her little girl doesn't need. It is a little doll buggy that she wants for the doll Santa Claus gave her She would be happy and thank ful to get it. MRS. H."
 The petition is as modest as it Is pa- thetic. Ahna's doll must not weary her little mothers arms by her weight longer than Is necessary to have her story told and read by girls who have outgrown the need of doll carriages. yet who have not had the heart to throw theirs away. The mothers address is in my. hands
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20

wilers have resided for several years near Calcutta, India, and will visit in America for sometime before returning to that remote locality. Mir. Tutwiler is pleas antly remembered among a number of Birmingham friends.
 Miss Grace Lainhardt has leased her bungalow in Edgewood for the summer months, and will go to California, re- turning In the autumn.
 Miss Lucille Douglas plans to leave June 1b for Long Island to pass the remainder of the summer sea son. She will spend a week with Mrs. Oscar Steele in Statesville, N. C., en route.
 Mrs. Oscar Steele, who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. Parker. will leave Thursday for her home in States vile, N. c.
 Mrs. Sallie Foote Waller, who has spent the winter with MT and Mrs. Stephen Smith. will leave tomorrow for Richmond to be absent several weeks
 
 Mrs. s. Pointer Bradley and Pointer Bradley, Jr., of Detroit, will arrive to- morrow to visit Mrs. T. NJ. Bradley in Idlewild.
 Mrs. T. O. Grisse and daughter, Mar tha, of San Diego, Caf.. are visiting Mrs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20

hANANOO
 The City Beautiful club of Twenty eighth street. Norwood, will meet this aft ernon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. W. J. Duncan. Pelham chapter, U. D. C., meets this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs Roy Armstrong, 1212 South Sixteenth street.
 There will be a called meeting of the Joycrofters this morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lucien Moses 1922 Glen Iris avenue. The Howard committee of the Woman's 8 Missionary union will meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the First Baptist church.
 The Ensley Highland Forty-two club will meet Friday with Mrs. J. T. Kent. The Woodmen Circle will meet this aft ernoon at the Knights of Pythias hall in Ensley.
 There will be a call meeting of the Woodlawn School Improvement associa- tion this afternoon.
 Mrs. R. c. Reid will entertain the Kenil- worth club Friday afternoon at her home in West End.
 The Wednesday Afternoon Social club will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Ped Hickman in West End.
 The Thursday Afternoon Social club has disbanded for the summer. There will be no meeting this week.
 There will be reception given in the library building at Howard college next Tuesday afternoon by the Woman's Mis- sionary union.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Vivian Methodist church will have a business meeting this afternoon at the church.
 
 The young peoples branch of the Wom- ans Christian Temperance union will hold
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20
Flags and Remnants Stolen

T am a girl II years of age. and yes terday when l came home from school l found the door open. After little while discovered that burglars had stolen all the flags and pennants from the cigarettes which I have been saving for ever so long If anybody has any extra ones l should be ever so glad to receive them. I am sorely discouraged about it.
 JENNIE F." Our junior members will l hope, rush to the help of the sufferer. They will agree with me that a burglar who could strip a girls walls of trophies hoarded for lever so long" is depraved beyond the conception of decent minded boys and girls. Collect a pennant or two and here and there a flag from acquaintances and cronies, and write to me for the address of the bereaved collector.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20
AND WIFE
 UNITE IN PRAISE
Of the old Reliable Thedfords Black Draught Which Has
 Been in Constant Use For Over 70 Years

Clifton Station, Va.-Mr. W. O. Put nam, of this town, says q have been using Thedford's Black -Draught, and would not do without it.
 am well Of a very bad case of stom- ach trouble. afted using ouly a few pack ages, and I think it is fine for indiges- ton and headache.
 My wife has also frequently used Black-Draught for constipation and headache, and thinks 1t is worth its weight in gold She would not be with out it in the house.
 recommend Black Draught to my friends, and tell them what it did for me. You are at liberty to publish my letter, as it might be the means of help- ing some suffering person."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20
MRS. SIDDON'S WILL
 IS BEING CONTESTED

Contest of the will of the late Mrs. vir- ginia z. Siddons is being held before Judge J. P. Stiles of the probate court. who empanel1ed jury to try the case The contest proceedings were instituted by Dr. l.. w. Phillips of Russell county, brother of the deceased, who alleged that undue influence was used The principal beneficiary named in the will is a sister of the deceased and her daughter. Eyi- dence was practically concluded yester- day afternoon and this morning the argu- ments will begin. w. K. Terry and ". T. Stewart are representing the contestant and Judge A. Latady the beneficiaries of the will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20
His Official Age Is 55

T have written to Mrs. M offering one of the two coats l advised you my wife had to give away and asked her to call son; I will also write to Mrs. P. B. The large sized coat I asked for for stout young woman I secured sometime ago. A little incident will interest you: You know am in my 72d year, healthy, active; but I have noticed for sometime past, when rid ing on crowded street cars during rush hours. younger people of both sexes have voluntarily given up their seats to me. suppose my white beard and hair draw attention and sympathy. That speaks well for street car occupants and to me Is sig nificant Yes? I must be getting old but my official age to business men is 55, and 1 don't ever inted to get older At all events no one will be rude enough to contradict me,
 YOUR ENGLISHMAN.
 The heartsome note from one of our best and oldest friends will please others be- sides myself. It is a comfort to be as- sured that in some sections of our 'hust- ling country the command to rise up before che hoary head is still obeyed. The silvery hair may not be a distress signal. Those of us who show it recent the idea It is an appeal to the young and robust which is too often ignored. "Our Englshman" is hale and busy, and we pray that many more years of benev- olent work may lie before him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
 WITH MRS. FREEMAN

Mrs. C. L. Freeman entertained the Baptist Ladies Aid society yesterday afternoon al her lovely home in Boyles.
 An enjoyable social hour followed the business sesion and light refreshments were served to the guests, including Mrs. w. D Thomasson, Mrs M. A. Lit tleton, Mrs T. L. Clay, Mrs NJ. A. Ha- gan, Mrs. Joe Marsh, Mrs. J. D. Hop wood. Mrs. R. M. Crunk. Mrs. J. w. Clay, Mrs. E. l. Barton, Mrs. F. M. McCallen, Mrs. M. L. Brennan, Mrs. Y. M Turner, Mrs. Oscar White, Mrs. H. A. Parker. Mrs. William Jennings, Mrs. R. T. Pettig, Mrs. A. T. Thomasson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20
MRS. SESSION HOSTESS
 IN WOODLAWN

A pretty social event of last evening was the entertainment with Mrs. J. N. Sissons as hostess, at her home in Woodlawn, complimenting the members of the Paptist Young Peoples union of the Sixty sixth Street Baptist church
 The house was beautifully decorated with sweet peas and ferns and the even ing was pleasantly passed with games, music and recitations At a late hour a delicious ice was served to the guests, among whom were Miss Leslie Whorten, Miss Lily Martin, Miss Slyde Latimer, Miss Katie Robinson, Miss Lena Hen derson, Mrs. Ruby Swayne. MT. and Mrs. ]. N. Reynolds, Miss Gertrude Barton. Miss Azelia Smith. Rev. and Mrs. O. A. Dobbs, MT. Harold Lacey, MT. Lawley, MT. Warren Weeks, MT. Ellis Sisson, MT Whittle Swayne. MT. Curtis Stacey and others.
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with dainty pink rosebuds. this idea being carried out in every detail. Fa- vors consisted of tiny pink baskets filled with green bonbons and the ices were served in pink rosebud cups.
 In the reception hall delicious punch was presided over by Miss Carrie Lee Wilmot and Miss Elizabeth Massey.
 Thos whom the hostess asked to meet the charming honor guest were:
 Mrs Alfred Massey, Miss Olivia Mas sey Mrs. Frank Cheney, Mrs. John Pounds. Mrs J. E. Robinson. Mrs. Frank Ferguson, Mrs. John Carnes, Miss Mol lie Kesmodel, Miss Nina Bain, Miss Eleanor Gilliam Miss Robena Mauchlin, Miss Sadie Drake, Miss Bessie Fouche. Miss Mary Alice Pounds, Mrs Edgar Van Kenren, Mrs. George Strong, Miss Marie Couch, Miss Katherine Rogers. Miss Katherine Gregory, Mrs. Clarence Hooper, Miss Carrie Lee Wilmot, Miss Lois Mason, Miss Annie Maud Kennedy, Mrs W. A. Wilmot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20
Several Prize Packages"

T have number of silk patches for any old lady who wants them. I have several college banners or pennants to give away. I have two or three pieces of gingham left over from dresses, little over yard In each. that might make child's aprons l should like very much to be put in touch with Mrs G. S., who suggested that 1t would be pleasant to have a flower club. l feel guilty that l did not write before about the silk patches. for it seems such little thing to ask for. I hope in future I will not neglect writing if see anything l have that is needed.
 MRS. +. S.'
 Each of your contributions is what might be called a prize package. They will be joyfully received by the several classes for which they are intended. Will Mrs. G. s. let us put her into communica-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20
JUVELINE PARTY
 IS HAPPY EVENT

Mrs. W. E. Crutcher entertained number of little folks yesterday after noon at her home in Boyies, comp!- menting her two small daugh Jen nie Mae Crutcher and Marie Cruteher the occasion being their birthday
 The table was most 2ttractiHely decorated with pink and white, this color scheme also being developed in the favors and refreshments.
 The children present were Margaret Barton Aileen Smith, Annie Ruth Sor- rel, Lena Yancey. Kathleen Snyder, Kathleen Reynolds, Alfred Ysncey, Billy smith, William Sorrell, Fletcher Yan- cey, Raymond Reynolds Lee Barton
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-20
HEADQUARTERS WILL
 BE IN CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga. May 19.-(Special.)-Loc Baptists are elated over the selection of Chattanooga as headauarters for tho southern laymen movement. Chattanooga in securing the headquarters won a clear cut victory over both Atlanta and Louis- vile.
 It is estimated that the maintenance of the headquarters in Chattanooga will be 5000 the first year with an annual in- crease in the operating expenses.