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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-22
R AN DOM NOTES

MT. and Mrs. Charles Whitworth, who were among the out-of-town guests at the Davis Bowron on Saturday evening, have returned to their home in Nashville, motoring in their car.
 Capt and Mrs Graves will leave early in July for Atlantic City and later will sl ehd sometime in New York city before returning to Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. Gribsby T. Sibley will return Saturday, after spending the past two weeks travelling in the east.
 Miss Madge Blair who is the guest of Miss Katherine Mccormick will leave in few days for her home.
 Miss Carrie Yates is the guest of friends n Memphis.
 Mrs. Carl Holzborn of Mobile is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Sey- mour Perkins.
 Miss Mildred Badham has returned home from the Shipley school. where she was for the past session.
 Miss Mamie Holder is the guest of friends in Tennessee.
 
 Woodruff of Montgomery are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Pelham Anderson on Cliff road.
 Mr and Mrs. F. M. Dorn and Mrs w. w. Burk have returned from motor trip to Montgomery. Mrs. Burk will leave in 6 few day for St. Louis, where she will spend the summer.
 Mrs H. J. Porter Jr, and little daugh- ter have returned from Washington, where they were the guests of Mrs. Por- ters parents MT. and Mrs. J. w. Culp.
 MT. c. w. Clough of Washington is the guest of Mir and Mrs. H. J. Porter. Jr., at their home on Chestnut Hill.
 Mrs. George F. Jackson is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Church Williams at their home in Atlanta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-22
By EMMA REID RYALL

N TNDER the direction of Mrs. Mary
 R. Jordan, superintendent of the ~ Girls Industrial school Woodawn, the girls of the school presented an In- dian play, The Law of the Tribe" Mon- day evening before large gathering of the friends of the school.
 It was an out-of doors. entertainment, the lawn on the north side of the build ing serving as a campground, while the audience occupied the porch and chairs outside.
 A beautiful scene greeted the delighted spectators when the curtains were drawn, disclosing a veritable forest with a veri- table tribe of Indians in council.
 These were the Massapequa Indians, assembled at Piping Rock. Long Island, seeking counsel of each other on the serious question of what disposition to make of the old people of their tribe.
 The first act ends dramatically in the apparent dissertation of the grandmother, "Withered Elm.' and the Grandfather, Crooked Horn,' by the entire tribe.
 The second act, however, lightens the gloom of the situation by the return of the Granddaughter, 'Mineola," who with filial devotion and utter disregard of danger, declares her intention of remain ing with the old people. She in turn is followed by Brown Deer" who openly declares his love for her. and his de- termination to serve with her the deserted aged ones. The tebleau with which this act closes is very effective. Brown Deer. in menacing attitude, says to the mes sengers who have been sent from White Eagle, the chief, "go ere this arrow leaves it's bow"
 The third and last act, represents the return of the tribe to wreak vengeance on the deserters and so realistic is it, that the audience feels a distinct sense cine man, appears just at the toma- hawk is about to descend upon the beau tiful Mineola and Brown Deer. Announce ing a sign from the Great Spirit, which bids men forbear. The Law of the Tribe is new and there changed and the aged are forever to be protected
 The costumes, stage makeup" and settings were all planned by Mrs. Jor- dan and assitants and the girls responded so splendidly in all that was assigned to tkem.
 A marriage of cordial interest to many friends throughout Alabama of both young people was that of MT. Robert Leonard Walters of Birmingham and Miss Mamie Mildred Ellis, which was impressively solemnized Tuesday after room at the home of the bride, says the Montgomery Advertiser. The apartments were beautifully decorated with festoons of southern smilax and cut flowers Tn the parlor where the ceremony was per formed. an altar was formed of graceful palms and white flowers. The bride was attended by Miss Mabel Walters of Bir- mingham, as bridesmaids. They wore dainty costumes of white organdie and lace, and carried arm cluster bouquets of pink roses. The bride entered with her brother. MT. Mack Ellis, and they were met at the altar by the groom and his best man, his brother, Mir. Waters, of Birmingham. Littl Miss Lois Col quitt carried the ring on silver tray.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-22

; the description fitted Mary like glove.
 I'm glad I didn't marry an earl, though, Cousin Sally said the A. B. Ned isn't that kind of a man." When Friend Husband returned that evening for dinner the April Bride re- tailed the entire conversation between delicatey upon the Gentle Jane" episode.
 Stealing my thunder. by love-" said Ned
 Not exactly corrected the April Bride. We decided that the fate of the lady was only what she deserved and as Mary is one of those Gentle Jane ef- fects." we think she got what was com ing to her. too conservative, conven- tional stickler of husband for all the proper things in life" But she didn't marry an early, did she?" asked Ned. f.
 NO. nor a lord nor dook," said the April Bride, "but something equally as stupid if Elm brought Cousin Sally the right sort of description, and as deadly dull, too.''
 My, but we are knockers" leased Ned, who knew that the April Bride in days gone by had been little jealous of his attentions to Mary Moore one summer.
 T bet you are tickeld to death over Mary marrying money" she snapped, because you thought she was awfully nice and proper yourself, always know
 ing the right oyster fork and bullion spoon instantly, and that sort of thing and whether to leave one card when she was calling or two, and-and."
 My dear,' petted friend husband gently, for he had not been married three good long, months without learning thing or two about feminine inconse- quentness, "I remember Mary Moore as very correct and proper young per- son but most uninteresting and tire some"
 They say she made a stunning bride, chrped up the April Bride delighted. T wish now we had sent her present" lit his cigarette.
 Friend husbands eyes twinkled as he
 "Oh, you women," he began-and then being wise held his peace and smoked leisureely!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-22
EVENTS OF TODAY

The regular monthly business meeting of the City Mission board will meet this morning in the basement of the First Methodist church at 10 o'clock.
 The mass meeting for better films will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Cable hall. A number of well-known " uomen and men will sive short talks.
 Miss Annie Tardy will give an art ex- hibit this afternoon at her home on South Eighteenth street from to o'clock.
 The Ardis Height club will meet with Mrs. J. M. Dill. Jr.. at her home on Glen Iris avenue
 Mir and Mrs. William Kettig will give buffet super this evening for the mem bers of the -Lanier wedding party.
 Mrs. H. A. Turner will entertain this morning at bridge in honor of Mrs. Har- ry Sinnott who is the guest of friends in the city.
 The picnic at the Motor and Country club for it's members
 The Harris-Jackson wedding in Mont gomery.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crockard and little
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-22
ENGAGEMENTS

MT. and Mrs. z. A. McConnico of Nash vile announce the ensagement .and approaching marriage of their daugh- ter Mercer, and MT. John Ernest loe The wedding will be solemnized on the mroning of July 12 at the home of the brides parents on White avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Z A. McConnico of Nash vile announce the approaching mar riage of their daughter, Willie, and MT Luther Lee Doty of Birmingham. The wedding will be quietly solemnized on the afternoon of June 30 at the home of the brides parents on White avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-22

The friends of MT. and Mrs. Lee Roueche will regret to learn that their little son, Lee, Jr., is i'll at their home on South Fourteenth avenue with typhoid fever.
 Miss Susie Locke, who has been ill for the past few weeks It the Br- mingham infirmary, is rapidly improv- ing and has been carried to her home on South Sixteenth avenue.
 
 Mrs. H. M Perry will leave soon fer North Carolina, where she will spend several weeks.
 The friends of pr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith of Roebuck will regret to leatn that pr. Smith is i'll at St Vincent s hospital where he recently underwent an operation for appendicitis.
 MT. and Mrs John Leedy have re- turned from their weddinS trip, hav- ing travelled the past six weeks through the east, and are at home 1t 91o South Nineteenth street.
 Mr and Mrs. A. l.. Risen of Hunts vile are the guests of Col. w. B. Leedy, having come to attend the golf tourna- ment, now being held at the Country club.
 
 Mrs. Fletcher Quillian, who spent the winter in the city as the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. George F. Jack son, has now poined MT. Quillan at Black Mountain, N. C.. where they will spend the summer Mr. Quillan spent the past year at Harvard. where he is studying law.
 Mrs. c. M. Hanley and children of New York are spending 9 few days with Mrs. Charles Spencer at her coun- try home near town.
 
 Miss Selene Rountree is visiting rel atives and friends at Decatur ard Hartselle. She is the guest of MT and Mrs J. L. Rountree at Hartselle this week.
 Miss Katherin Carter of Illinois is the guest of MT. and Mrs. c. M. Stanley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-22
Is Postponed

Madison, Wis, June 21.-The national governors conference. -whichwas to have been he'd at Salt Lake City June 26, was today temporarily postponed because about half the governors had wired that they could not attend on account of the Presidents call for state troops. Miles c. Riley, secretary, made the announce ment upon request of Governor Spry of Utah, chairman of the conference.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-22
CORONER'S JURY
 FAILS TO AGREE

The jury impaneled by Corone- 6: J. Spain to investigate the killing Of negro named Baxter Winfield bx app liceman in Ensley several days aE,' reported a mistrial in the case today. It Is an unusual thing for corne. s jury to disagree in trial, but the jury in the case could not agree on the evidence. It is understood that they stood pretty evenly divided on a Justi- liable or an unjustifiable homicide.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-22

son. Francis. will leave on Saturday, for New Hampshire, where they will spend the summer.
 The Hare-Jordan wedding in Dothan.
 Walter, the young son of MT. and Mrs. Walter c. Phillips, is i'll with fever al the home of his parents, 221S South Four teenth avenue.
 Dr. w. c. Farrar and Dr. J. s. stephens left a few days ago for Baltimore and New York where they will spend the sum mer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-22

Ole Miss hits CT moughty Fool sort uv CT Angel dat Fears ter Tread whin hit comes to-Luv! Yassum!
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niliien iidi Die 9ureaur uno onoere
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-15
Sdlluer brInitct.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-15
gSn gsc,utOn tOOt.

%ommono, Sno., Ia. Somior.
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Der al mebrcren 6elo5iigen in 9lfrifa
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91cII.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-15
glIorOmpitcric md nnaeISit.

GlcbeGonS, Ohio, IA. Son.-
Ger Sdleier oes @ebeimniiIes, Der
bel Der Gruorolrng ser 19.idbrigen
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@idodens puroe om Gienitoq in ci-
mem 1iciigen SoteI gefitnoen. Die
@oli5ci iogt ooB iie sen gtomen oes
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8enonncn meroen ipiiroe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-15
@os bic @riten melOcn.

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ipuroe Der fyeino oc5pingen eincn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-15
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tsr.GorreiponOent in @etrogroo ioet,
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nation an Oic 9lrmee imo 0loriue er.
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Is obne 5ieg feiren Srieoen gebcn
foun Tie 4roflomation bot iolgen.
ben snbolt.
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ih Guh meine GriiBe, meine tapie-
rem ariceer. Sn Ser5 un0 @eoar,
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Siilfe oeS 606iten fir Guer @erf,
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9ladmiitag oeraussobte offBiellc
irou55iiite gnlletin bonn aricgS.
ic1ouploe beiast 6olaeuoes.
gd6reno Ser ytnht NOR cine flei-
ne glftipitGt Der glrtilleric 81 6enler-
fen, 2nohn ocS Somnie.3luiies III
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tricbcn ipurocu oIS iie IN elmer 9l6'
tbcilln0 ejr1bcn bei BUTTE on MlcS
nil riibriq ruurocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-15
Sturmtlntb,
8ri9t iiber 9OllanO
Der.
&ptter6ant itm6 SOr6retbt
iibsrI1iUemnlt.

gepobuer ilie6en in gooten, Inn ibr
2eben au retten. S6perer
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oiiden Settle. II Der 8uiOeriee-
Gomm bel aotpouOe sebrOdcn.
@rooiu5 gSorO.SoGanO foit
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9[miteroam IA. Saniar. -
Der ,Teleqraf" beribtet, oaB Ger
3uioeriee. Gomm bel aatpouoe brad
lno 3eioerpoloer iiberi9pemmt plr.
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na6 oen 9lngoben ser 3eiting nad
@oam eeilobeL weldes and tbeil-
ipeile iiberi6mcmmt lit.
Cine ipdtere 0epeidc ans Goont
beiaet. oaB Der Gamn, ipelder @ol-
oere5eepang idiibt, in @eiobr Itebt
mO Elm 9rub Die lleberi6wemnlin8
Oes eroBtcn 8beils bon gorosSoaano
nad iif 3ieben piiroe. lin 7 ltbr
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groed aeIdiitet, melder Srt IN Der
Bropin3 92oro.Soaauo, 6 MeiIen
nor00itlid1 bon glmiteroum, liegt, oa
iid Die 5lutb nit GROCER aroft in
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ooQitdnoig rmter @oiier aeiest, iuO
oie @inlpobner besebeu lidl in 9ooteu
in bic nddiieu T0rier.
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moren iebr beitiir5t ols Iid oaS @ai+
fer iiber ben 0anm ergoB, ino oic-
ieIbeu ilobeu nod gtmiterOom.
9olenoan lit DoIlit1n6ig iibcriIll-
tbet, uuo @lonuifenoon auf Dem Set.
Iano, iopie Die SnIel @orfen iiuo
unter @oiier.
Nlc Yroolll3 pon Spllnno, lpel0e
in Der Qepeide genamt mo BON Der
6lutb ibiuer beorobt it, biloet cine
Solbiniel, ole oiilid bon Dem 8riocr.
fee uno meitlicb BON Der 9loroice be-
ereu5t miro. Die &roUiu5 bat eincn
6lGdeninbolt BON 1869 GnaOratmeii
len. liegt tbeilweiie inter Dem D}ee.
rcsipieeeI imO miro oitrd ole Odmmc
gcidiibt. glmiter0am Iiegt in Dem
iiioIiheu Sbeil ser gef6broeteu Ero.
bins, lit aber oegen ettpaige 6lutben
ourH 5abIreibe aouale siemli6 ge-
ihiitt.
Gle 6lltb iol nod 9lmiteroonier
Gepeiden oirh 6eftioe Stiirme al
Der boadnoii6en aiiite uno bobg
6lut6 Der See berurio6t worocn
iein. 9ln cinem @lmft crreiHtc ser
@oiieritauo sic Sobe nou 4212 Sub,
Elm 0obepunft melder felt 1885
niht mieoer gereIien puroc. Tic
tbeiluciie lleberihwemming BON Or.
ten nn ser aiiiie, einidlieBlih Got-
ter6nn uuo 1ororebt, miro cbcnfaas
aemcloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-15

ON lJt NSUNllUi lJlV.t
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@}erifaner, Oereu Sei@en iie oilf ben
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ben im6 aub @ome5 %alacie beicbt
5abcu no lie betrunfene @iao-SolOo.
ten binridteten. PIN s. Samlar 80.
gen ii9 Die GiaosSireitfrGite bon
Seroo 5itriid, imo mlroe ieitoem
nidts mebr bon ibnen aeb0rt.
8dbrenO ieines 9lllieutbaItes in
@ome5 &aIacia bate @iaa Der Be
p6lfermg erfldrt, oaB Gorrotl3a Oen
@rieg nit friebfertigeu @fcrifauern
5yraueu unO ainoerlt i'm 9aauma-
Qiitrift fiibrt, 9lucs nicoerbrenut
imO raubt uno bic 9iirger obne
@rpno eri6ieBeu ldBt.
@eneral 9lrgiunenoo, meIder irii-
Der cine Srrppcnmodt 0es peritorbe.
neli Suerto leitete, ioa in @icarOias,
iiioIib BON Eorreou ieiu, uno oie
9lusl6nOer belditigen.
Der m lung berb oten.
NlaDor Gom Sea Dcrbot cine onbc-
roumte @}oiienberiommluug, bis ale
glmerifaner, Die ii6 nod in 0leyifo
beiin0en in Si6erbeit iino.
8imoes @oIi5eiioIooteu purOen
beute ans Dem @ei91its-GiItrift mic.
ser 3lriidge3o9cu, oo Die 9}li6e ipie.
Ger ciuoetretcn lit. 0lerifaner, mel.
6e ii9 berte ouf Ole StraBe pogten,
murOen ni9t bel0iti9t.
Der omcrifouii6e Goniul GouarO
in Suare5 crbielt Gciite oen gluftroa
bon StootsiefretGr 9oniing, ale aluc-
rifaniiheu Goniuln unO Goniulor.
9lgenten in @lerifo an peranIaiIen,
oarmli bin5muirfen, DAB ale glmert
fauer ylorO.Nierifo pcrIailen, mas ii1
au1 auf sic Std0te Gbibuo9ua iiuo
Eorreon be5iebt.
Cine @etition bon Ginno6nern Gl
@aio'S oil Den StaatSiefretdr bcr.
Iangtc sic 3iiriidbernillng oes Gon.
iuIS Goporos, BOD erfIdrte Scr
Staatsiefretdr, ooB eS ni6t not6ig
iet oieie 81 beantlporten, lmO u6ge.
mortct mcr0cn mtIB, pclbc S6rittc
in Oieier glugclegenbeit unteruonmcl
weroen ioGcn.
9lub 81 oori9ue5 eri6oi
len
SSie @cheral ,5ocinto Irepino Dem
nteritaniiben Goniul IN 81 Gaio nit.
tbeiltc, lit Sole Roorignc5 gemciu-
i6aitlid nit 9llmeioa in MoOera er.
iboiici porocn. 9lu0rcaS s. Gar.
ciu, Der merifanii9c Gonnu, erfIdrte
bciIte in elmer iormeueu 9Infrage, oaB
feiner ameritaniideu expeditions
9lrmee oos llcbcri1reitcn Der @rcn5e
erlalbt iein piirOe, i'm General 9iaa
imo ieinc 9anoiten 5r 3iidtigen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-13

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