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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-03
NE WIS OF BESSEMER
II I. BANS. Correspondent
PHONE BEssEMER s12-J

Bessemer, August 2.-(SpeciaL)-An
event of interest to Masons all over JEFF
ferson county will be the twenty-sixth
bodies of the county, which will be held
at Bessemer Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, August 10. 20 and 81 The con-
ference will be arranged under the di-
rection of Jefferson Valley Lodge No
TsS, an elaborate programme being car
ried out during the session. Arrange
ments will be made to entertain a large
number of delegates, and much new bus
mess of interest to Masons in the county
will come before the body.
The Officers of the conference will be:
Henry c. Ozley, Bessemer, w. M. A b.
Mullins. Palos, S. W.; s. B. Klippelt, Biz
mingham. ]. w; H. G. Culverhouse, Bir-
-Iningham, secretary treasurer; f. M.
James, East Lake, S. D.; j. T. Fenton,
Woodlawn. ]. D.. d. p Gerry, Fairview,
s. s.; Luther Franklin, Oak Forest, j.
s.; 7. o. Jones. lecturer; L. M. Harris,
Ressemer tiler; w. r. Battle, chaplain.
The following programme will be the
order of the Tuesday morning session,
beginning at 10 o'clock: Invocation, w.
r. Battle; welcome address. Gardner F.
GOODWIN; response, Albert l.. Reese; APP
pointment of special instructors for the
day; exemplification of opening and clos
ing; lunch.
The programme for the afternoon ses-
sion, which will begin at o'clock, fol-
lows: Conference at labor; exemplifi-
cation of the entered apprentice degree
by members of the Dolonlite lodge; ex-
emplificaton of the E. A. lesson by
Elisha Reeves and J. c. Knox; old
fashioned spelling bee by c. M. Parker
and William o. Hall; Masonic address
by Rev w. o. Horton; refreshments I'M
til 7:30 o'clock.
Tuesday evening session: Conference
at labor; exemplification of the Master
Mason degree and lecture by members
of Birmingham Temple Lodge No. 6S6.
At the Wednesday afternoon session
the Eastern Star officers will take part
in the exercises, the welcome address
being made by j. T. McEniry; response
by Mrs J. F. earle. A feature of the
session will be lecture by ]. T. Hewitt
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SING PROGRAMME

The community sing programme for
Sunday afternoon will be as follows:
"Amaranthus," overture (Feist- Renick),
orchestra; America everybody; I'm
der the Flag of Victory" Carl Fisher,
orchestra; Onward, Christian Soldiers -
Dreamy Alabama" (Msry EarD, orches-
ira; Till We Meet Again." everybody;
"Hindoo Lady" Cliff Finend), orchestra;
Keep the Home Fires Burning" every
body; Meow" characteristic (Sam Fox.
orchestra; "ThereD Never Be One Like
YOU" Fancher). b. L. Michaeson; '"rhe
Conservation March q. w. P.), orches-
ira: "Star-Spangled Banner"
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u. S. COURT OFFICERS
LEAVE FOR GADSDEN

The United States district court will
convene in Gadsden on Tuesday after
noon at 100 O'Clock with Judge w. I.
Grub of the United States district court
for the northern district of Alabama
presiding. A large docket composed Of
the usual run of cases will be taken up
at this time. Among the court officials
going from Birmingham are: Judge w.
l. Grub, Charles ]. Allison, clerk of the
court: T. J. Kennamer and James Smith
deputy clerks; Erie Pettus, United States
district attorney; Ralph Quinn, assistant
United States attorney; HI. A. Skeggs.
United States marshal; George Brown.
court crier: Robert Norris deputy United
States marshal: Miss Claire Collins, Sec
rotary to the United States district at
torney and Robert Perry, head of the
secret service
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Friday afternoon at the residence Of
the parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Fitz-
patrick, 3010 Exeter avenue, following
a short illness. Funeral services were
conducted Saturday afternoon at
o'clock from the Union Baptist church,
Rev. T. E. Steely, officiating. In ter
ment followed at Union cemetery with
Jacobs in charge.
About so books that have been rebound
We're received at the Carnegie library
Saturday afternoon from the factory.
Donations have been received from
Hosey Smith of several books and also
from Miss Lucille Vickers which the
librarian received gratefully
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PERSONALS

PERSON AIS
Mrs A. K Williamson and Misses Vir-
ginia and Ethel Williamson left sarur-
Gay morning for Fairhope on mobile pay
where they will spend a month
Mrs. Harry Kartus and lite son. are
visiting relatives in Memphis.
Mrs e. E Kean and daughters. Xavier
and Merriel, are visiting Mrs Keen
PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Corbitt. i'll
Nashville
Mrs. Annie X Trotter, Miss Corinna
Trotter, Mr. and Mrs. Kittrell Trotter.
viii leave Tuesday for Lake .Iunaleska,
n. c.. where they will spend two
weeks vacation.
]. r. Coins, who has been with the
1GSth engineers in France, has received
his discharge and returned to his home
in Bessemer
Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. Evans, of Pitts
burg, and MISS Margaret Burns, OF
Cleveland. are the guests OF MT anu
Mrs. j. p. Drum.
Mrs. j. II. Williamson and eiildren.
OF Chester, S. c., have arrived IN Bes-
semer to. make their home. Mrs WEI
hanson will be remembered in Bessemer
as Miss Kate Cockril
Miss Willy Gay Reed of Tuscaloosa,
is the guest of Miss Sidney Morton.
Miss Margaret Murrah Is visiting her
father in Shiloh, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs N. B. Parker will take
motor trip through Tennessee leaving
early in the week, and while away Will
visit Mr.. Parker's relatives at Shelby
Vile.
Miss Sarah Smith. of Brookwood, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Smith,
or Fifth avenue.
MI. and Mrs. James Clemmons, of
Brookwood, are visiting relatives in
Jonesboro.
Mrs. c. E. Holly is on visit to her
parents at Wetumpka
Norman Lefvovits returned Friday
from business trip to New York.
Miss Ella Sapp has returned from
baltimore and Washington where she
spent several days visiting relatives nd
friends.
Miss Beatrice Stewart of the Elijah. \
Duncan hospital, has returned from II
trip to Vancouver Island, where she
called to see a brother who was i'll p
A. c. Babcock, who recently suffere
stroke Of paralysis, is Improving at
Elizabeth Duncan hospital
Miss Mabel Holder has returned from
a weeks stay with relatives at Edge
water.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Long will leave
Monday for North Carolina where they
will spend about five months. Mr.. long
experimenting a street paving contract
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Schumacher. who
were recently married at Lincoln. Tenn,
are located with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ =.
Vickers, on Eighteenth street.
DR.. and Mrs. T. C. Donald who have
been in Boston and New York for the
past six weeks are expected to reach
home Monday.
Mrs. A. H. Laird and Misses verna and
Allie Laird will leave Sunday for Camp
Walton, Fla. where they will spend
month.
Maxwell REYNOLDS. will leave Sunday
for his home in Cincinnati.
Mrs. A.. E. Patten will return Sunday
from visit to relatives at Knoxville,
Ala
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REALTY-FoR sALE-14A
NfisceIiancous

/ HAVE residences all over
this good town for sale;
also some fine lots for
homes and business places.
| handle general insurance.
You know fire, wind and
thieves often come when
least expected, so get pro-
lection. Mighty nice to
have a policy when your
automobile is gone, maybe
never to return. You will
feel sorry when you dam
age property or run over
somebody, but not half as
sorry if you have a liability
policy in the safe.
can advise you in all lines,
in fact, want to be your
man for service. Remem-
Der the number.
HENRY HIDEN
207 N. 21st st. Main 379
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OF birmingham, on balloting; examina-
ton OF candidates and the duties of the
stewards.
Commissioner J. R. Hornady of Bir-
mingham will deliver the principal ad-
dress at the Wednesday evening session
Inc session will be resumed Thursday
morning when the work of the confer
ence will be summed up, and appoint
ment of officers and committees named
for the ensuing year
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PAN-HELLENIC SOCIETY

Friday evening the Pan-Hellenic society
of Bessemer, composed of the Greek let
ter fraternity men of the Bessemer dis
trict, held an interesting meeting in the
circuit courtroom. The society was or
ganized last Sunday afternoon with DR..
j. S. Winters as president Besides DR..
Winters there were about Il other prom
inent professional and business men who
are connected with the organization, and
backed by the enthusiasm and spirit of
the undergraduate men the organization
is expected to be a live society. The
next meeting will be in form of a smoker
to be held in the clubrooms of the Elks
hall Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock.
A committee is in charge of arrange
ments and an interesting programme is
promised. 1t is expected that large
number of college fraternity men will be
out to give their brothers the grip,
and to swap stories with their old class
mates There will likely be some heated
arguments as to who will put on the
best football team next season, accord
ing to the representations of prominent
members, as some of the best athletes
the S. l. A. A. ever turned out are mem
bers of the society. 1t is the purpose
of the society to bring all of the fra
ternity men together, and an effort Will
be made to get them together at the
Elks hall next Tuesday evening
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AT THE CHURCHES


of the First Methodist church at both
services Sunday. While away Mr.. Stan-
sell conducted a successful revival at
Florence where he formerly resided.
Rev. F. II. Hutchinson will preach al
both services Sunday, using Is his sub
Ject in the morning at II O'Clock, The
spiritual Power a. Work - in the even
ing at O'Clock his subject will be More
lhan Conquerors.' The opening eNer-
clses OF the Bible school will be in charge
OF the class of Mrs. w. H. Haun. Chris
tan Endeavor at GAS
Both services al the Presbyterian church
VIII be conducted by the pastor. Rev.
e. swallow. In the morning his subject
VIII be The Burning Heart and in the
evening las God Sees" will be the sub
iect of his sermon Sunday school at
$40, B. L. Russell. superintendent. The
junior department of the Christian En-
deavor society viii meet at $50 O'Clock
in the afternoon and the senior society
will meet at o'clock.
Rev. W. p Price will preach from the
subject christian Worship Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock. and in the evening"
his subject will be when to Cab tho
Doctor or What One Does When He
Knows He is a Sinner" Sunday school
at 10 o'clock with continuous service.
Rev. w. f. Monks subject for his ser
mon at the Church of God will be Three
Elements of Chr Charact ann
the subject to be used at the evening
service will be approaching Morality"
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NOTICE

I wish to advise my many friends
and clients that l have made a
connection with the SELMAN
REALTY COMPANY, located at 223
n. 21st ST., and we are equipped
to give you the very best service
and attention. Your business is
or sell don't fail to call me.
or sell don't fail to call us.
w. ]. DANIEL.
Main SS41 223 N. 21st ST.
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CUT TO RIBBONS

The Bessemer deputy sheriff SUI
Tered a loss of about 5000 in auto
mobile tires early Saturday morning
in chase after an illicit still. Tine
deputies were confident of the location
of still in the Taylor's Ferry vicinity,
and reached a point near the place
about o'clock Friday night in their
car, deputies w. B. Vines, w. C. Steele
and Jake Skates being in the party.
They left the car to reconnoiter in the
woods preparatory to capturing the
still, and upon reaching the spot where
the still was believed to be located they
found that it had been moved They
made a further search of the vicinity
but were unable to find the place to
which it had been moved. When they
returned to their car they found all
four tires of the automobile cut to
pieces. Cut into ribbons was Mr..
Vines comment. A more extended
search was made for the culprits, and
the deputies fired upon some susplc.
ious men, who ran at their approach,
but no arrests were made. Deputy
Vines rented a car in the neighborhood
and came to town, and sent for the re-
naming men. The automobile was fit
ted out Saturday with four brand new
tires.
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JUDGMENTS AWARDED

The suit of Mrs Cora Minyard, who
lives near Bessemer, for the death of
her husband which was occasioned by
a gas explosion in the mine of the
Ala bama Fuel and Iron company at
Acmar, was tried in the circuit court
of St. Claire county this week, re-
sulting in verdict for the plaintiff
for $4,000. The plaintiff was repre-
scented by Messrs Matthews and Matth-
ews.
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A FEW "PICK-UPS"
IN HOMES
OWNER MUST SELL
AT ONCE

OWNER MUST SELL
AT ONCE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
1o-room, 2-story furnace heated
house; bath rooms, lot 60x1So;
Eastern exposure. Owner forced
to sell. Price 5000. Terms if de-
sired. Possession.
SOUTH HIGHLAND BUNGALOW
6-rooms, furnace heated. tile
bath; beam ceiled, built in book
cases, attractive chandeliers and
papering; oak floors throughout
even to kitchen. On a well elevat-
ed lot one block from car line.
Price $500: $500 cash. Balance
easy; no interest rate. Possession
October list.
WEST END BARGAIN
Groom cottage, half block from
car line; near schools, churches,
etc. For quick sale; $3.50 $500
cash; $500 per month; Possession
October list
WEST END BUNGALOW
Broom bungalow; No. 3O7 Prince
ton avenue; oak floors in 2 rooms
beam ceilings; built in features:
near AfiiHStOll place. IlCe 9t'ooV'
$500 cash; balance easy. Possess
sion October 1st.
NORWOOD SECTION
Modern Groom furnace heated
bungalow, southern exposure, full
lot half block from car line; price
$3.50; $1,000 cash, balance like rent
Possession October list.
CALL MIR. BUTLER
Butler-Garrett R. E. & I. CO
222 n. 2lst ST. Main S19 or 146
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Funeral services over the remains OF
Lonnie FELTON,, year old. were held
at the residence of the parents at 1920
Eight avenue Saturday afternoon at
5 o'clock. Internment took place at
Brighton cemetery with Jacobs in
charge. He is survived by his parents
Mr. and Mrs Warren FELTON,.
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received by the
court of county commissioners of Mar
shall county, Ala, at the courthouse at
Guntersville, Ala, until IL o'clock a. M,
August 26, 1919, and at that time pub
licly opened for the grading, draining
and surfacing with macadam part
of the ClNntersville- Huntsville road, the
same being a part of state trunk road
No. 5, between Guntersville and New
Hope.
The length of road to be constructed
or improved Is $50 miles, and the prin-
cipal items of work are approximately
as follows: 8 acres, clearing and grub
bling. 1868 cubic yards rock excavation,
5000 cubic yards stone surfacing, $3.50
cubic yards class A concrete in Gull
verts. 4466 pounds steel reinforcing.
4S1.13 cubic yards stone masonry in Gull
verts, $50 square yards riprap. Sc r. O.
W. markers, 27,500 feet b. m. lumber
$40 lineal feet piling.
Plans and specifications are on file in
the office of the state highway depart
ment at Montgomery and in the office
of the judge of probate in the court
house at Guntersville, Ala Any addi-
tional information may be secured from
the state highway engineer. Montgom-
cry, Ala
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
Cash or certified check for $500, made
payable to the chairman of court of
county commissioners must accompany
each bid as evidence of good faith and
as a guarantee that if awarded con-
tract the bidder will execute the con-
tract and give bond as required
w. S. KELLER
State Highway Engineer
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FOR SAI4E-Unincumbe nice lot,
5Ox184 feet. in best section of Edge
wood; terms to suit buyer. Address
B-52. care Age-Herald
SUMMER-cottage lots will be sold at
auction August 7, and s, at Borden
Springs. Alabama. Barbecue, band.
dancing. B. c. Bass, owner.
FOR SALE-Six lots in Acipco; will
take secondhand automobile as part
payment. If interested, write L. T.
o. 24e6 Ave. f., South.
IF It's real estate talk with West Real
Estate and Insurance Co. $40 Brown
Marx Bldg. Main 1897.
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Storm Sewer At Florence, Ala.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the office of the City Clerk until twelve
o'clock noon. Aug. 5, 1919, for certain seq
ment block and pipe storm sewers. The
right is reserved to reject any or all bids
Blanks may be had from the office of
the City Engineer.
r. f. MEADE.
City Engineer
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MEETINGS ANNOUNCED

Inc United daughters or the COnIeu
eracy will hold their regular monthly
meeting at the residence of Mrs George
Cochran. 2o31 Clarendon avenue. with Mrs.
Pat Moore as hostess The regular meet
ings have been continued during the sum-
mer months and the president urges full
attendance of members.
A business session of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian
church will be held at the residence of
Mrs Richard Fault at Reeders Monday
afternoon at o'clock The members or
the northside are requested to meet d.
the church a: 3:45 O'Clock and they will!
go N a truck TO Mrs. Faults residence,
while the southside members are request
ed to meet at The residence of Mrs j.
3. Morton and go in a body.
All circles of the Baptist Woman's Mis-
sonary union will meet at the appointed
places Monday after noon at o'clock, the
four circles holding meetings.
The Womana's Missionary society OF
the First Methodist church will hold their
regular monthly business session at the
church Monday afternoon at o'clock.
! A full attendance is urged by the presl-
dent, Mrs. D. w. Owen.
Mrs. Joe Little entertained Saturday
afternoon with a matinee party to the
Lyric in honor of the guests of Mrs W.
| II Kirkpatrick, Misses Tumlin, Dorothy
| Tumln and Lynn Ward. The party mo-
tored into Birmingham where they attend
| ed the afternoon performance. Afterwards
having refreshments Those partakins
of Mrs Titles hospitality were: MISSES
| Tumlin, Dorothy Tumlin. Lynn Waro'
Helen Drum, Mrs Emmett Day. MRS.
Triplett and Mrs Kirkpatrick
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BeSSemer
Property
For Sale

$4,500-On terms for buyer. One of
the best houses on Berkeley Avenue.
Extra large lot, eastern frontage.
Possession given quickly.
$1,05O-H. M. Jones' property at
Lipscomb. Immediate possession.
$1,750-4-room cottage, corner lot,
60x200, in Jonesboro.
,600-5-room cottage, 10th St.
$500 cash, balance monthly.
1,250-4-room cottage, Hall Ave-
nue.. Your own time.
We sell Bessemer Coal, Iron & Land
Co. lots anywhere on monthly pay
ments. No interest, no taxes. See US.
$4,000-6-room cottage, Avenue C.
Modern conveniences.
$1,504 4-room cottage, 9th St.
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Florence. Ala.-NOtice to Contractors
Final Bids will be received at the Of
fee of the City Clerk at Florence, Ala.
until o'clock P. NJ Aug. S. 1919, for ap-
proximately 5000 square yards of Btuli-
thic Paving on Concrete base together
with the necessary curbing, cutters side
walk and drains on Tennessee and Mo
bile Streets. Right is reserved to reject
any and all bids. Blanks may be had from
City Engineers office.
R. E. MEADE,
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT

The cups to be awarded by the Y M.
C. A. in the tennis tournament now in
progress are on exhibition in the win
dows of the Morton hardware company
and Pegram and Patton. They are
handsome silver loving cups, and are
sufficiently attractive to excite the
cupidity of all players. Chairman Hugh
McEniry states that the greatest in
terest is being manifested in the
games.
Work will begin at once on the i'm
provement of the residence at 1916
Fifth avenue recently purchased for the
home of the Baptist minister. Rev. w.
P. Price. and his family. a contract
will be let for about $4,000 worth of
improvements, that will make a most
attractive home to be used in future
as the home of the Baptist minister.
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Houses

WANTED - To rent, with
privilege of purchase, from
October l, a home of not
less than seven CD nor
more than nine (9) rooms,
the location of which must
be on South Highlands and
east of Goth street; prefer
a home of character, locat-
ed on large lot commanding
good view of city. Call
Main 4831.
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WANTED-An attractive furnished house
for occupancy October l. Family e.
three: no children. Must be absolutely
first class Satisfactory references glad
ly furnished. Telephone Main 1905.
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NOTICE

WANTED-To buy improved real estate;
will trade good Mack truck at greatly
reduced price and pay cash difference
Phone Ensley 1857. Address 1712 Ave. E,
Ensley
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buy vacant corner lot
l block east or west of goth st; give
cash price and location. Address C-52
care Age- Herald
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bungalow.

WANTED-To rent with privilege of buy
ing or 7-room bungalow or two-story
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REALTY-WANTED-15A

NGA Il W AIN ED--IoA
Apartment Houses
FURNISHED apartment wanted; two or
three bedrooms with bath and kitch-
cite in respectable neighborhood, pref
erably South Highlands, by couple and
two children, one S, the other IA Phone
Main 1922
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REALTY-FOR SALE-14A
miscellaneous
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE BY
JEROME TUCKER

fine. we'll improved wholesale store,
1st ave, with railroad track in rear:
deep lot; fine fuilding; ask for a
bid on the building after inspecting
and you'll find it would cost $4,000
more than price asked for entire
property; lot is worth more than
$4,000: a bargain by 100000, and 1t
only takes a few Thousand dollars 10
handle.
Another fine Ist ave. piece of property
rented for years on 10 per cent
basis and ought to rent for more.
Building would cost the price asked
Favorable terms on this also.
A magnificent, close-in 5th ave. cor
ner, ripe for development; takes good
big money to handle this, but there
are tremendous possibilities here
only those with a vision of BirminS-
hams development in a retail way
need concern themselves about tris
offering.
An these are exclusive listings and my
Judgment backs them as priced ri5ht.
JEROME TICKER
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LEGAL NOTICES

WE WANT LAND TO SELL
INGRAM LAND co. BIRMINGHAM
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MINs 90 -MALKINa MAagR

Peters borough, Eng Nav SAB
solom Nellum, aged SiXtytwo. Al
G}owland. famous for tbs abbey has
performed a feat eli endurance bl
walking coutiuou ~ 10 and fro
across the market place. a distance
of % yards wide. from seven in
morning until three In the "A
noon dressed in khaki
He Won a wager Of a shilling
pint Of beer per hour with I'd
He crossed the market place
2,00Q times.
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