The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-07
DEATHS

Yrs. John H. sHIlman-Wife of John
 H. Stillman, prominent real estate
 dealer died at the Robinson infirm- ary Monday night about s o'clock
 from iHjuries sustained Monday aft
 ernoon at her home 904 South Thir-
 teenth street, when her clothing
 caught fire from a2 open gate. Flu
 neral services will be conducted from
 the residence today at 10 o'clock. In-
 torment will follow at Oakhill come
 tery. She is survived by her hus-
 band. two sons, tSArence Stillman of
 St. Louis and Arthur Stillman of Bir-
 mingham; one brother, Grattan Brat
 tan, and one sister, Mrs. J. B. Me
 Clary. The following will act as
 pallbearers: Huga D. Smith Charles
 J. Smith, Joseph DeBardeleben, Fred
 NJ. IaclSsonfi Sumter Bethea, F.. P.
 Lewis. Ben S. Lewis and W. K.
 Brown.
 Mrs. Marietta RigRins-Age Fl. died at
 the family residence in Union Hill
 Monday morning at 2:10 o'clock. Flu
 neral services will be conducted from the Union Hill Methodist church to-
 day at 10 o'clock. with interment
 there. She is survived by her hus-
 band M. r. Riggins four sons, C, M.,
 B. L.. A. F. and W. B. Higgins. and
 two daughters Mrs. NJ. S. Williams
 and Mrs. William Lewis, all of Bir-
 minghamr
 Elijah c. Brown-Age 5e, died at his
 home in Green Springs, Tuesday
 morning at o'clock. Funeral ar
 rangements will be announced later
 by Shaw.
 William shivers. sr.-Age 69. died at
 his home. 4529 Fourth avenue. Wy
 lam. yesterday afternoon. Funeral
 services from the residence of his
 son, William Shivers.sJr~ 431a Tenth
 avenue. Wylam. this afternoon, with
 interment at the Oakland cemetery.
 MT. Shivers was pioneer citizen of
 Vivian and was widely known in
 that vicinity Surviving him are his
 widow. three daughters. Mrs. M. A.
 Gilbert. Mrs. F. A. Hood Miss Mar
 garet Shivers and two sons. William,
 Jr.. and Hugh Shivers. William Nicks-Age 62 died at his
 home. 25SS Eight tAenth street Ensley.
 Monday night The body will be sent
 to Centersv'lle. Tenn. tonight at 9 o'clock by Johns for interment. H. wideman-Age S6. died at local infirmary early Tuesday morning Funeral arrangements announced later by ldge I.oys,
 l Joseph P. Nolan-Age S4 died at his horne Monday night. The body was sent 10 Nashville. Tenn, last night 1 bv Johns for interment. He is sur l vived by his wido wand two daugh- : ] ~ers.
 Thomas H. Hollums-Age S. died at 1 his home 1S1e Avenue B. yesterday l afternoon. Funeral arrangements 1 announced later by Lige- -I.oy. He IS survived by his widow. two children. his mother. Mrs. Betty Hollums of 1 Rome Ga. and one brother, Clent l Collums of Rome.N
 George w. Ere~man-Age A, died at a l local infirmary Tuesday morning 1 The Hodv was sent to Fayette yes 1 terday afternoon by Johns. Mrs. Mary F. L~ster--Age 67 died at
 her home. 71S Burk street. West End, | yesterday Funeral services from the West End Methodist church this aft /, ernoon at 2;So. wi.h interment at Elmwood
 l Alexander (. Nil1er-Age S4 died at 1 the family residence on Red Noun l tain Monday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at the residence today at il o'clock with interment at the family burial grounds. He IS l survived by three sons. W. H.. C. Q. I and H. N Miller. and one daughter, i Mrs. Marietta McEiroy. sk