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,AMr KtD 'io,D. silver Lake,

Susa Co. Pa.
Young Boys. Al Sports Exceptional Ad-
yantaees. Counselor every three boys
insures safety; King.
Virginia: Marting
Yale; Hart. Hobart
Drummond, Hobart ~
MriSell, Yale; Rich.
Harvard: Cobb, Yale
Powell, Hobart. and 49,
Others. Doctor. trained
nurse. Story-tcllers AJ
round campfire tS- AZ LA1J
plorers, travellers. NSx/ K&f
writer's. Original for SYa
csts 2 mountain lakes VT lyyKy
Attitude | 500 II, Gen H2N
tlcmhn's estate; 81 C 49,
registered Jersey cat kS2sNS---
tie, 5000 chickens. vegetapie gardens
Facilities for thorough mental training
Entries now. References. Number Inn
tied Booklet. a pictures. Address WILL
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New York.
New York.

CONVENT SACRED HEART or MARY,
"Marymont.'' Tarrytown. y. Y. Write for
illustrated Catalogue.
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sipals 81 private sehssls
tArougheut TIE country

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general interest every week, Or -
often - c%olvelisnt. for pubiica.
tiss II the school Page Of THE
SUNDAY SUN.
Headnastsrs will Asl
good Plsl 10 appoint . wideawake
student Or ols Of the masters .
esrrssDondest 10 attend to writing
asa sending II the rows. Copy
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College asd Camp Bureas. TIE
SUN, l7s NASSAU street. New
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JERSEY CITY. New Jersey.
lBI.AIKsTOwN. New Jervey
Blair Academy for Bows

100. acre campus lake. modern buildings.
gymnasium. swimming pool Tuition 5000
Address JOHN e.. SHARPE. A. NJ. -. d..
Principal, Box II.
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Msss.
EMMITsBURG. MARYLAND.
ALLENTOWN, p.

Allentown PrsparstsD SehssI s sp penn: Iun ::-: Ed
Prepares boys for leading coliee~ and uni
versities High standards Special dept for
Younger boys. New buildings. All ath-
letics. Large campus Terms $500. Gaia
log Frank =. Sigman, A. NJ, Principal
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II TELA-WACKET CAMPS
For Girls and Young Women.
RoHbury. Vermont.
Located in the Heart OF the Green
Mountains" Large rustic bungalow with
fireplace, pool table. plano, etc. Sleep
Ing bungalows, private pond. athletic
held. clay tennis courts. Free use of sad-
die horses Riding master. Corps Of al
%rectors. Terms 1925 per season, Nine
weeks, No sitr::; Illustrated booklet.
10 Bowdoin ST.. Cambridge. Mass.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-04-21

Clarence Worries was an arrival
Tuesday from Chance, to spend a
week or more visiting relatives.
He reports meeting Will Oliver at
T4aPlant, on his way to Faith,
from which point he was going to
Chance to visit his brother Herb
ert, afterward completing his pro-
posed trip to Montana.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-04-21
Rheumatism Yields Quickly to SIoans

Rheumatism Yields Quickly to SlOanS
You can't prevent an attract of
Rheumatism from coming on, b, t
you can stop it almost immediate
ly. Sloan's Liniment gently ar-
piled to the sore join or muscle
pcnetrates in a few minutes to the
inflamed spot that causes the pain
1t soothes the hot, tender, sowllen
feeling, and in Il very short time
brings a relief that is almost un-
believable until you experience it.
Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment
for PIC. of any Druggist and have
it in the house against Colds,
Sore and Swollen Joins, Lumbago.
Sciatica and like ailments. Your
money hack if not satisfied, but it
does give almost instant relief.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-04-21

STATF O SONTWD AKOTAl
COUNTY, OF POTTER { ~ I. TOOMEY,A Auditor hGc first duly sworn, dh HNf hil
temnrsc exhibit herenm a true and orrts statements of the fuannalc mndiun OF Potter
wauansd mwno M, uesMyi unnG the uatc, and that ie saGmento assets and liabilities
is rue and correct. II b OOMEY County Auditor
Subauhda and worn to- before me hi 1Hl day of Amn, 1915 JE. MYIER
TR1 keUERrU Ddsl
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

One black .Percheron Stallion Z
years old, wight 1900 10, or will
trade for stock. Also Shire Stall
lion, 3-yr old, VT 400, or will trade
for stock. GEO. N. COMEAU
Forest City SD.
For Sale-SEED OAT5-by j.
II. Otto. Forest City, S. d. Also
Seed Corn.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-04-21

Mr. and Mrs Harry Kingman
and Mr. aud Mrs Luke Gilbert and
daughter, from the Agency, were
passengers on Tuesdays stage, to
Gettysburg. where they took the
train for Pierre. Harry and his
wife went down to visit their two
children at the Pierre Indian
school, one of whom, their oldest
daughter. will graduate in June.
Mrs Gilbert wentfor the benefit Of
an outing for herself and daughter.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-04-21
AUDITORS EXHIBIT
Detailed List of Warrants issued during Quarter

County Auditor and clcrks..... IS $50 90
" Treasurer 49,. 80 90
Reg. of Deeds 49,. 30 co
County Judge 15l 9S
Shcritf's ices and mileage $50. 14O 10
Supt. OF Schools 800 S3
Coroner's fees COCOON. II 30
Coroner. witnesses and jurors, fees
and mileage. 81 40
%.Ianitor $50 10
States ATTORNEY .............. lS3 Is
Co. Commissioner list dist ~ 80
End ......... Ia 90
s. 3rd " ......... ID 60
" 4th I" ......... L. 10
" 5th ......... IL 20
County roads and bridges ......... 35l rs
Clerk of circuit and county courts l33 H
Stcnographer. 121 80
Petit Jurors fees .......... -. ti49 45
Justice of the Peace. Is
Fees i'm Trrns,lrcr's bond........ $50 90
----
Carried forward 1913 ss
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VANCE-EAST
 WEDDING TAKES PLACE

very pretty event of the past week was the marriage of Miss Mamie Lou East to Mir James B. Vance at the home of the brides parents in Pow derly on Thursday evening, last Long before the appointed hour large num- Der of the friends and relatives of the popular couple had filled the house.
 To the strains of Mendelsohn's we'd ding march. played by Mrs. w. Eugene Goodson, the bridal party entered the parlor. Proceeding to the miniature al tar, composed of asparagus fern inter- spersed with black eyed susans. in keeping with the color scheme of green and gold, the bride and groom were ac- companied by Miss Ethel Lewis as maid of honor and Mir Sterling Vance, brother of the groom. as best man. The simple but beautiful service was most impressively conducted by pr. w. c. Crowder, pastor of Powderly Baptist church, and as iie spoke the solemn words which united the two young lives the pianist in most ef- fective manner softly played ''Oh Promise Me- and the Spring Song"
 The bride tastefully attired in a
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 were guests of relatives in Los Ange- les for several weeks.
 Mrs. Homer Starlss has returned to her home in .Etowah. Tenn, after vis- iting Mrs. J, e. Smith.
 Miss Miriam Best of Froment. N C., will spend the coming winter with Mrs. Richard Fell in 4thfs city. Mrs. l.. A.. Mccormick is at home after spending two weeks with friends in Mobile and New Orleans. Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm G. Dabney have named their little daughter Virginia Grant Dabney for J>r. Dahncy's mother. Mrs. A.. R. Johnston and Miss Marie Sherman of Meridian. Miss will arrive today to be guests of Mrs. J. w. Brown- ing.
 Miss Ruth Pointer has returned from Newburne, where she spent several weeks with relatives N.s
 Mrs. lack Brandonl has as her guests Mrs. John Massey and children. Mre. James and children, Miss 1iilda Grif- fin and Miss Victoria Montanar of Pen- sacola. Els. Mrs. Mary Bodde Chisolm and her son. Gillington Chisolm, have returned from a 10 months stay In Chicago. Miss Betty Rosalind Gilmore is ex- pected home today after q delightful l visit to Canada sEn route Miss Gilmore spent a week In Chicago. The Woman's auyiiary of the Hand 1 ley Memorial Presbyterian church will meet Monday afternoon at 3:S0 o'clock at the Norwood church.
 The Treble Clef and the Music Study club chornses will affiliate this winter tor the first time. There will be a
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MISS MERRILL HOSTESS FOR VISITOR

fully at rock on Friday afternon in honor of Miss Madgc Fleming of Montgomery, who is the guest of Miss Lucia May Cid dens. Her home was beautifully decorated in goldenrod and ferns. and hand-painted sprays of the same flower ornamented the score cards. Frappe was served during the afternoon. After several interesting games delicious ice course was sers ed,
 carrying out the color scheme-yelow. Those enjoying Miss Merrel's generous hospitality were Miss Lucille Lythe, Miss Lcusa Wheeler, Miss Louise Puckett. Miss Madge Fleming, Misr Gladys Mer- rell. Miss Dorothy Merrell Miss Mary
 Kinney. Miss Margaret Mccoy, Miss Elz- abeth Bethea Miss Eunice Worthingtor. Miss Louise Farr, Miss Crystal Farr. Miss Joe Burgin, NJ ss Lucia May Glddens, Miss
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RANDOM NcTEs


 After an absence of few weeks wis ting his parents in Cincinnati. the Rev. H. F.. Atkins, pastor of the First Chris tian church, returned home yesterday, and will occupy his pulpit this morn ing and evening. Mrs. Atkins and children will return next week. Miss. Dolly Kirk. who has been the guest of Mrs. John Foster In Norwood will leave Monday for her home in Montgomery.
 e --.s.-- Mrs. Alex Gibson and, children are at home after spending the summer at Blount Springs,
 ss.
 pr. and Mrs Scale Harris. formerly of Mobile. who will make their. home in this city, Are. nov in the east, and will return about October l. They have taken apartments at the Ridgely for the winter.
 Mrs. Alexander London. Miss Mary Parke London. Miss Rachel London and little Alexandria London left yesterday for New York. Later Miss Rachel Lon- don will Ko to Smith college Mir and Mrs. l. H. Davis and thei
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MIR. AND MRS. INDUCTION INFORMAL HOSTS

Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Moughon were at home to the Friday Night Five Hun dred club members this week in Nor wood Goldenrod and ferns were taste fully used in decorating where the players enjoyed a series Of their ia : vorite game. for which an ivory clock and brass cigar lighter were given as prizes A salad and ice course fol : lowed the game. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. c. C. Blackwell. Mir. and Mrs. A. M Boyer. Mir and Mrs. C. T. Mayfield, Mir. and Mrs, John Wood, Mir. and Mrs Gregory Johnston and MT. and Mrs. Gordon Moughon.
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MRS. HARDMAN IS CLIJB HOSTESS

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. F. M. Hardmen was hostess to the members of the Entre Nous club at her home in Eorwood
 Beautiful bowls of roses and cut flowers added much to the attractive- ness of the home. Late in the after noon a delicious ice course was served 10 the following: Mrs. J. T. Clemons, Airs. J. Maury Gaudy, Mrs. D. O. Green Mrs. c. H. Flerveller. Mrs. W. J. Lynch Mrs William G. Goodwin, Mrs. Luther George, Mrs. J. M. Moore, Mrs. ]. C. Green, Mrs. l.. A. Sweatt and Miss Marie Green.
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SOUTH HIGHLANDS SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY

An interesting event of the coming week Will be the opening of the latest of Bi:mingham's places of learning known as the South Highlands School for Girls. Opening exercises will take place Wednes- day morning at 10 o'clock A short musi- cal programme will be given followed by ? number of addresses by prominent citi- xens.
 who is to have charge of the art de- partment of the South Highlands School for Girls. has arrived in the city and is now at the college home on Twelfth avenue, south. Miss Martin is one of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12

|" HE younger set have held the
 center of the social stage dur
 A ing the past week and nearly all the entertainments of the week have been given for their pleasure. The presence of number of interesting visiting girls has helped to liven things Up and bridge parties and luncheons during the mornings. teas in the aft ernoons and dances at night have been the order of the entire week.
 One of the most interesting as well as attractive visiting girls is Miss Ad- 6ie Small of Macon, Ga. Miss Small has been entertained very delightfully."- each day since her arrival in Birmingham as the guest of Miss Katherine Me Cormack Among the affairs given to lonor this lovely visitor were dance with Miss Willie Mae Brandon as hostess. luncheons with Miss Julia Shackleford and Miss Mildred Badham as hostesses dinner party by Miss Margaret Nelson at her home on lro- ouois street and dance at the Coun- try club with Miss Mccormack as host ess. Thursday with Mrs. Mccormack as >chaperon, a jolly crowd or girls. including Miss Katherine Mccormack. Miss Small, Miss Marguerite Lewis Miss Orlean Perkins, Miss Margaret Da- wis Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Willie Mae Brandon. Miss Mildred Badham and Miss Margaret Nelson, went out to the McCormacf farm. beyond Mount Pinson, for the week and yesterday the boys joined them for a picnic and barbecue.
 Another lovely visitor in the city Is Miss Leila Dove of Montgomery, who is spending sometime with Mrs. Rob ert Gregory on Chesnutt Hill. Several informal affairs were given to compli ment this charming guest.
 Miss Gladys Gunter and Miss Louise Gunter are here from Denver Col and are being showered with parties each day during their visit by friends of their hostess. Miss Earlyne Key holds Miss Reynolds introduced her guests at an informal tea Tuesday aft crnoon and this delightful courtesy was followed by one or more enter tainments each day throughout the week M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
MIR. AND MRS. GROSS
 CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING

An interesting event of the past weei was a silver wedding celebration With MT. and Mrs. A. Gross as hosts at their home or Avenue I Thursday afternon and evening, the hours being from 1 to 10.
 The lower floor of the house was made lovely with quantities of dah,as, roses and asters and many handsome ferns were placed in all the rooms. Delicious refreshments were dispensed in the dining room. About 150 guests called during the rec eCeption hours.
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MISS EVA MAE MORGAN
 Photo by Stephenson Studio


 meeting Thursday morning at 10:so o'clock at Gable hall with MT Gussen as director. These choruses will take part in an artist concert to be given during the winter The Womans Graded union will 1 hold meeting Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at tho First Methodist church. s.r-.s MT Damn Peterson has moved his studio from the Lyric theatre to Cable 1 hall
 The Young Ladies society of the Southside will give dance Wednesday evening at the K. of c. hall. Bebren's Park Playground association will give a card and heart dice party "Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the Blrmngham Newspaper club. The public is invited.
 Mrs Frank Spencer (Otille Buck shaw) of Savannah. Ga. will sing the offertory at the Woodlawn Presbyte- ran church this morning.
 Miss Josephine Meadow and Miss Louise Mccormack will leave Tuesday 10 enter Shorter college in Rome, Ga.
 Mr. Clifford Forbes expects to leave the latter part of the week for Phil- rdelphia, where he will he a student during the comin.s winter.
 Miss Jeanette Adams of West Point. Ga. Is the guest of Miss Imogene Poe.
 
 Mrs. George B. Allen left Friday to be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. AL len at Biloxi.
 Mrs. Marie Kern Mullen has rs- turned from an extended western tour including the expositions
 sss
 MT. Frank Harlow has returned to Elkton, Tenn, after 2 visit to friends In thls city.
 Mrs. Eugene Latady of citronclie is is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Gus Pope.
 ., .fs.-
 Miss Ellen stiers and Miss Hottense sters have returned to their home in Pell City after attending tho Eph- graves Ferguson wedding
 Mrs. J. F sLightfoot and her son. John Lishtfoot Jr., have returned to Montgomery after spending the. past week with relatives in this city,
 
 Miss Hanie .Porter will leave this week to enter Randolph Macon Woman's college. Mrs. R. D. Nesbit has returned to Atlanta after a stay with friends in this city. Mrs W. n Wood and children have returned from a delightful motor trip through south Alabama. Mrs. Edmondaon. who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs Jesse Stall linas. has returned to her home in vir- Einia
 Mrs. Wilbur Kelly is spending sew cral weeks In New York after a visit to relatives in Kentucky.
 Mrs. T. af McLaughlin and her rranddauehter, Miss Caroline Forney. i have returned hitter spending the sun- Iaer. vtth Eelatiyes in Washington. MT sand Mrs. Louis Hall. who have l spent tho summer ih Washington. ex- rect to return to Birmingham about October I. !. | b'. Isiiu hFc- f|uStHt fsHSitu cIS spending several weeks in New York city
 1 Mrs. Benjamin Kidd and children are at Gulfport for a stay of several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs William weston will leave October to make their home In I Detroit. Mich 
 l Mrs. Thomas J. Rissett and her two | little daughters, Hazel and Grace have 1 of the west including the cxpositions and othcr points of interest,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
By JANE SHELBY

usually considered such a bug bear vanish when presented with the sim. pie, rational methods used by tn, French themselves. Americans witt their quickness of perception and keen. ness of mind will nave little trouble in obtaining speaking Knowledge ol this beautiful language.
 To those who have some knowledsf or the language this method is most interesting and entertaining. It |. equally so to beginners as with yer, little effort they can learn to spea, French as it is spoken by the French most cordial invitation is ex- tended to Aall interested in the studs and prcnitil gation. of the French Ian suage either as an accomplishment oi as a scionce
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blue coat suit of silk poplin and pie ture hat was never more beautiful. Both she and the maid of honor carried a beautiful bouquet of roses.
 After the ceremony the guests re- paired to the dining room, where de- licious luncheon was served The bride is the accomplished daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Charles E. East Mir. Vance.is the youngest son of Mrs. Jennie Vance of this city. and valued employe of the Birmingham Coca-c Cola company.
 MT. and Mrs. Vance were the recp- tents of many beautiful and useful wedding presents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
MRS. CLEMENTS HONORS MRS. HOMER SPARKS

To compliment Mrs. Homer Starks of Etowah, Tenn, who was the guest of Mrs. J. c. Smith. Mrs. Frank B. clem- ents entertained the members of her club and few additional friends Fri day afternoon at her home on Orange avenue. fa
 color scheme of yellow and green was used in the house decorations. gold enrod and ferns forming an attractive, combinat ton. and the same colors ap- peared in the score cards. A dainty
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
HOUSE PARTY AT LOCK l2

The young ladies of the Birmingham office of the Alabama Power company
 are spending the weekend at the com pany's guesthouse. Lock 12 as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. j. l., Benzinger. Those enjoying the courtesy are Miss Agnes Keeling, Miss Mattie Johnson, Miss Ruth O'Brien. Miss Eva Johnson. Miss Martha Johnson Miss Bertha Howell. Miss Bernice Summers. Miss Ruby Hubble, Miss Mary Heaslett. Miss Allie Moore, Miss Hallie Fossett. Mrs. Ethel Bass and Master Courtland Bass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
MISS MARY MORGAN
 LUNCHEON HONOREE

Miss Pearl Blackburn and Miss Grace Blackburn were joint hostesscs at pretty luncheon yesterday at their home in Norwood for Miss Mary Nor gan, a popular visitor from New Or leans.
 A graceful arrangement of ferns centered the table and dainty cards bore the following names; Miss Mary Morgan Miss Sarah Southall,4 Miss An nie Lee Horn. Miss Ruppger of Madi- son. Wis, Miss Pearl Blackburn and Miss Grace Black burn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12

plate luncheon followed an interesting game of auction bridge.
 Those present were Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. John Crough. Mrs Stanley knectd, Mrs. Griffin Lamkin. Mrs. Eos ter Hamilton. Mrs J. Q. Smith, Mrs Alice s-Hill of Montgomery, Mrs, J. l.. Yaneey, Mrs. L. B. Leftwitch, Mrs. Albert F, Marsh, Mrs. Roy Huffman, Mrs. James Riley, Mrs. Otis Lyle. Miss Roberta Adams, Miss Lila Mae Parker, Mrs. Homer Starks and Mrs. Clements.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
DANCING PARTY TO
 HAVE JOINT HOSTESSES

Mrs. John Shelby and Mrs. E. l.. Much-
 more will entertain jointly at an informal dance Tuesday evening on the roof
 garden of the Ridgely to honor Miss
 Ruth Martin and Mr. Louis Loyd, two popular members of the SC hool set
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
MADAME ELFORD TO GIVE
 FRENCH SOIREE

French soirec will be given by Madame Elford Friday afternoon from to o'clock at Capitol Park inn. This will be the beginning of a series of studies designed to show the facility with which the French language can be mastered and the height of perfec- ton which can be obtained by Amer Jeans in speaking the language
 The difficulties of pronunciation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
MISS CLARA HARPER-STEELE
 OPENS STUDIO

The following cards have been re ceived.
 Clara HarperSteele. voice placing, building. tone production, season 1s15- 1916 beginning September 15, Studio B. Cable building, 1915 Second avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12

continuing weekly until November 2. All churches are urged to send repre- septatives. The textbook will be Home Missions In Action,''a
 Mir. George ,Findlsy as,d Mr. Milton Simms will leave ,Montax for Gulfport. Miss. where they will enter the Gulf Coast Military academy. " Mise Florence Ballard and Mss Paul line. .allard have. returned after spend- Ing the summer In the west They
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12

little doughter. Barbara Davis. of Man chester Ga, will arrive e today 10 ! be guests of Mrs. III. F.~ Watkins on Ju-
 niper avenue,
 Mrs. j.. F. McDerfhott of scottsboro,
 is the guest of her Mister. Mrs. H. A. sharp. @
 The .woman's Mission. Federation of Birmingham win copdqct an inter-de : norf,inatienal study clAQt at the " ".
 c. A. beginning Tuesda3 October. 5. and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12

The marriage of Miss Mary Sue Ferguson to Nr Herbert Ephgeares which occurred Tuesday evening at the Norwood Epgraves which occurred Tuesday evening at the Norwood weddings
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12

Jean Mccoy. Miss Elizabeth Taylor Miss Gladys Harlee. Miss Catherine Lee Miss Etoile Massey, Miss May Hamilton 1lor-
 ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12

Interesting Happenings of the Late Summer Season.
 Events of the Past and Coming Week in Social Realms
 Miss McCrossin to Wed IT, Hill of Tuscaloosa Engagements Announced-Club Meetings and Other
The midland journal., 1915-08-13
To the Voters.

The Republican candidate for Clerk OF the
Circuit Court is to be Mr.. Charles 8. Peacock the
very capable recording Clerk OF the office. The
republicans have thus met the requirements Of
good and popular government In their candidate
by Offering to the public their<most experienced
and efficient man. The Democrats should accept
this challenge by choosing me as their candidate.
this win completely Offset any advantages claimed
ior their nominee by the Republicans Other.
wise 1t may be reasonably expected. that the
large body Of self respecting men who desire
honesty, efficiency and capacity in public ofticials
irrespective OF party, will continue this office in
Republican control for another six years.
Wa. g. PpRNELL.
Elkton, Nd.