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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Bald Heads Worm
O0er Place to Meet
Clatb to Take Referendum
on City to Stage An
ntat Banquet.
lBy Universal Service. I

NEW HAVEN, Jan. 29-Thc Bald
iiea" CIub of America is in :; terrible
state OF perturbation. as II plans TO
take a referendum vote among it's 1900
members to decide the wcighty.
khottL, nobhy question. to wit To put
~ badly, whether on May the annual
BANQUET snail he held in New York
CITY ar bridgeport. Conn Naturally
Silher city viii be ticklcd to havt the
prices OF fron,-row seats at its thcaters
hooncd like real estate in Il Western
mining camp. AnG it's BARRIERS viii bc
pic"Scd TO earn half dollars for hair
cuts IN TWO minutes instead OF seven.
Nitcr the executive board of the
club had decided that the referendum
was inc only way or settling the all
important question. ana that the vote
should be taken by mail. up spakc
Johh i!ouomNcr, OF Greenwich, chair
man OF the board
hat John told other members Of
the hoard VIII probably cause such n
stampede for membership that ncxt
years BANQUET may prove like Il presi-
Dental nom mating convention as 20
numbers. 1t was nothing less than
mat membership in the club causes
ne hair TO grow. Rodemcycr dccla rcd
,hat shortly after he founded the club
III 1912 he became Il benedict and that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
DELAY SALE OF VESSELS
ShippinE Honrd VIII Make Certain of
fnir-Pricc for German Liners,
Chairman Declares.
! ~ 70 ViN.cu i'rcss.

WASHINGTON. Jan. c9.-Delav on
the part of the Shipping Board in TAX
Ing action on the bids submitted for
the purchase OF the thirty former Ger
man passenger ships. was said by
Payne tonight to be due
primarily to the boards intention to
make. cer-;ain that a fair market price
VIII be obtained for each vessel be-
fore bids arc accepted.
Chairman Payne has written Sccre-
tary Eakcr That no bids would be ac-
Ccpicd until the matter has been fully
and AS the boards !a!r-ur &c
cStiinatcs arc not expected to be ready
before Monday il is understood that
an agreement Will he reached with
tho War Department before the board
is ready TO make It's decision on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
YUDENlTCH is ARRESTED
Held by E>thoninn Authorities 10 prc-
vent Leaving Country with
Army Funds.


STOCKHOLM, Jan. 29.-rhe Esthon-
IAN Telegraph Agency reports that
General fudcnitch. who contemplated
icaFing the country with Il large sum
oelohsins to the Northwest army, was
a arrested by order OF the army pro-
Inc agency adds that the aide de
camp or fudcnitch sought TO protect
,,,udcnitch with his revolver. but was
Ihe allied military mission here has
ptUt'Sleu strongly to the Esthonau
government CONCERNING the nrrost Of
General Yudenitch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
IS FAVORABLE TOT. w. w.
department of Labor Mediator Finds
n" Fauit With Radical Body'S
IsiteruturC

TACOMA. WASH. Jan. oo-r,,,t.,r
y. SNYDER. Of Seattle. IA mediator with
inI United states Department OF
.;anor' testified today in tho trial OF
hers charged with violation OF III.
STATE syndicalism law that he had
ii"unu nothing destructive in I. w. w.
|. O. Anderson, one of the dcsen-
GIANTS. testified that the T. w w. had
pHrcnased and distributed thousands
SION reports in it's propaganda work.
me court refused 10 admit as ovi-
dcnce tho commissions report, refer
cn 70 by 2 witness Yesterday as the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
IRON ORE PRODUCTION LOW
Steel and Coal strike. Reflected I'm
Output of American Mines
In 1919.
tRy Associated Pros,


WASHINGTON. Jan. 29-Iron-
production was hindercd BY tho shut
ting down Of blast furnaces last wear
during the steel and coal strikes, and
the total output was G0.4G5.O00 gross
TONS decrease Of l3 per cent com
pared with 1918. according to prrIii,,-
mary estimates announced today 81
the Geological survey.
SHIPMENTS from the mines also r,il
OF. being 56,3l?.00O tons. or naarlv o.
per cent less than 1918 Shipmcnts
was valued at s203, 234 900 the aver
age selling price at the mines heinz,
$3.50 per ton, compared with $32o in
i'lH stocks OF ore at mines mt Tho
beginning of 1890, mainly i'm Mirhil.ni
ana minnesota. were 1896 600 an nm
parent increase Of about -: per cent
a1. me Lake superior District mined
sre 20 Slapped about sc Per cent Of Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
RUN DOWN KITCHEN STILLS
Federal Prohibition Agents Find One
ilhht In Full Operation ON stove
In New York.

i!v Ns,"ciatcd Prcss1
NEW YORK. Jan. 29-Thc wide
Sprrad distribution of Kitchen stills
ported to he making '.riioonshinc"
beverages at home. has been traced 10
bins iiamton. Federal prohibition
agents declared here tonight rhe =
said the stills. which are crnde,y mad.
OF tin pans. were delivered by parcri
post.
The $50 Federal agents. who arc now
engaged in searching the city for in
toXicatinE beverages. seized thrnn
NOR. Of the homemade 'rnoonshino"
plants today. One OF them was In
iuii operation on Kitchen gas stove
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
ANGLO AMERICAN COMBINE
PLANS TRANS-0CEAN AIR LINE
organizing SiNty-IIour Service nctyccn
London and New York rat
S.DO Flight.
iBy Univcrsal Scrvicc,l


LONDON. Jan. 29.-Thc formulati ton
OF an Anglo American combine for the
purpose OF organizing IL sixty-hour air
ship service between London and New
York at $500 per flight WAS announced
Today. -Four OF the largest aviation
firms in England are merging to take
over government airShipS.
The combine also Will INN cdiately
heGin with the construction OF aerial
Lcviathuns destined to make the cuorb
making regular transatlantic JOURNEYS
\ vessel already has been designed
which VIII have II capacity of $500 600
cubic feet. carrying. fifteen tons ana
passengerS and mails It's cruising
radius viii he $500 miles, with an
The big airship and it's sister cruisers
VIII he iuNuriously fitted: there will
be- upper ana lower decks connected by
elevators. and sleeping cabins. saloons
aud hrcproof smoking rooms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30


times Wien on duty. except when, in
the opinion Of the state police com
(, missioner, or In the Judgment of the
individual member OF the department
when acting on detached duty and in
the absence OF specific orders from his
chief, IL shall appear advisable for him
to operate in plain clothes:
Arms, equipment and discipline OF
The State police department ana it's
members shall, from time TO time. he
.nissioner. who may from time 10 tir1",
make such rules and regulations ana
issue such orders. not inconsistent with
law, for the government, discipline.
guidance and operation OF the depart
mcnt ana its several members. as he
may deem proper.
81 Should any member OF the dapart-
ment be charged with misdeneanor o.
felony. OF he suspended he may apply
to the Circuit Court or TO the Law and
Equity Court Of the city Of Richmond
missioner may allow 500 for defense
of member charged with a mishc-
meanor. and 5000 for the defense Of :.
member charged with a fclony.
Try Complaints in Richmnnd.
Upon order from the Governor. or
upon complaint of any citizen OF Vir-
Sinia IT, after Investigation. the At
torncy-Goneral Is Of opinion that a
member has been guilty OF n inisdc-
meanor or, = felony, the. case. can be
EQUITY Court OF Richmond.
The Governor shall have tho power
s to suspend pend TIE state policSS commits
competence. should such action III
taken. the executives IS to report to the
succeeding session OF the General As
sembly the character OF cause leading
upon detsrmininS whether the con-
missioner shall he reinstatcd or finally
removed.
The bill, was referred to the Com
Nittee on Finance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
500 READY TO TESTIFY
Six Pcrcmptory Challenge. Exercised
in Nc"bcrry Case and Only
Ten ltcntuin
Ev Associated Press. |
4 L. LIZ. AlIEh L

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, Jan. a2.-
fte second stage in the conspiracy
trial of Michigan Republican leaders
" no campaigned successfully with
truman II. Ncwbcrry in the 1918 scna :
tnriai canpaiEn. was in sight when
tn" Federal District Court session
ended today. Six pcrcmptory chal.
lehGes had been exercised and only
ten such challenges remained The adj
N&hc" gu"ld of the 500 or moro wit
ncsscs summoned by the government
are in Grand Rapids, and attorneys
are preparing opening statements. 1t
tOmOrrOW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Raleigh Doctor. Meeting

fftieth AUTHORITARIAN annIycrsarv II r nn M" .0--,The
cigh Academy Of Medic ne Nil h., 49,,
at the f4rhorough Hotel on MONDAY
evening FEBRUARY .. at which ,imn
state have been invited To ~. n-.s.. ~
and deliver addresses The Eatri,Ib
AGa DENY OF Medicine is one OF IN"
tions are being made to c.i,.brnf''' ~ ~ :.
reaching OF the half-contury MARI, If
the society in Raleigh %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
MAY REINSTATE INSURANCE
AT AMY TIME BEFORE JULY
Former Service Men Arc Notified of
Liberal Terms by War Risk

BY AssocIai.d Press

Nv NNsOCIUicU PrcSS.
w .NSlilNGTON. Jan. 29.---former
service men may reinstate their war
risk term insurance at any tinG> be fore
July l. 1920 under new ruling OF
the bureau OF war risk Insurance. an
nounccd today by Director Cholomeley-
Jones.
Applicants will be rcinstated regard.
less of how long their policies have
.hDscd or how long the former, SER
vice men have been Il scharged pro
Nid"d two monthly premiums accom-
panN the application and tho applicant
IS in as good health as lie was whey
his policy was issued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
MEXlCANS SEEK DAMAGES
Put in Claims for S32,1S9..IG to Pay
Tor OBSTRUCTION Wrought During
revolutions Of Decade.
i3v Associated Pr"ss.l
ID 400 ,rE'NIs -, 90 r.,

. III. PASO. TENAS. Jan. 29.-Claims
for $32.lS9,716.S3. Mexican. represent
ing damages alleged to have been suf-
tered during the Mexican revolution OF
Inc past decade. have been filed with
corulng TO report recently rendered
by the chairman OF the committed,
General Esteban Is. Caldcron, 10 the
Sccrctariat of tho treasury and public
credit, quoted in Excelsior, OF Mexico
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

LONDON. Ian. 2?.-In authorization
OF the termination OF the present wage
aSrecment at the end of March. tho
cotton mill operatives are preparing
TO demand an increase in wages. says
q dispatch to the Central News from
Manchester. In the case OF wcavers.
says the dispatch the demand vii!
amount to 100 per cent.
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 2e.--A peace
treaty between Esthonia ana Sovi.t
10 Reval dispatch To the i'olitilI en.
The Bcrlngskc 'ridcndc's Ucistngfors
spondent says. the signing Of
STA is expected in IA few days
= NEW YORK: Jan. 29.-Attorney;;
into conference with Department Of
Justice and secret service operatives.
He would mako no sta;emon; regard
ing the purpose Of his visit. declaring
Il am simply here on a case which
will start tomorrow. other than that
i can say nothing now"
ROME. Jan. 22-'rhc Corfu core
spondent of the Tribune tcic graphs
70 settle the Albanian rebcilion, has
been compcllcd to retire within the
Italian lines after losing 100 men.
subsequently, ne states, the Scrbians
were ordered 10 leave
,NAuGATuCK, CONN, Jan. 2o.-Fire
which followed an explosion of chem
icai tanks AZ the plant OF the NauEa-
tuck Chemical Company here tonight
caused loss estimated ut $4,000.
NORFOLK VA. Jan. 2a-Thc coast
guard cutt"r Manning tonight reach
ed Hampton Roads with the L. S <
Qpci!ia. disabled at sea, In tow. The
Manning answered the Opelika's call
Tor assistance carly this morning. OFF
forced the Opelika to ask for a tow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
WINE MEN.t0SE FIGHT
'aihornta Judge Denies Petition I'm,
writ Of iinbens Corpus in
Dillon CHAc
M By Associated Press. /

Ilk .AS~ptlatc1 prr4s 4
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan c,,I;ta
%!ns interests late today lost The iirSt
,ha n;s.h ~ their legal fight against
ment when Judge Frank IL. Eudkin
OF me Federal District Court. denied
q, pG,1.ion Tor a writ Of habsas corpus
truck driver. arrested while trunsnori
ING nquor mere after January i6
rms was said To he the first test nj
the country. an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
MARQUES DOWN AND OUT
Father Of Ho,inS RuIrS FILES State
mrnt Which shows No
Assets.
fBy hsscciated Pross. !

~ -fSN' itteN FFOS2.
LONDON. Jan. 2s fvia Ottawa, -.rhc
MARQUIS of ouecnsbcrry appeared TO-
day in bankruptcy court, meeting cred
i'ors preliminary 10 the appointment Of
q receiver \ statement fled bv Inc
Marguess showed liabilities of $50
ROUNDS ana 10 assets, except q ono
thid interest in the commission arts
inG from q deal In port wine. lie is
nov neinE supported by his friends ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Veteran stree, Railway ,Inn Dies.

i. Yose, who owned the irsi strcr.
tSallWay line at Nashville. Tenn. n
horse-car system. bu IL ;he first Street
steam line in Macon. and Tho irs;
electric line in Athens Ca. ana Iyas
manager Of Atlanta's electric s,,s,c ~,
IN 1889. died here today ;Ee vas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Soys paper> Tui to Econo,u1c.

WHSHINGTUN, Jan. I?.-VoluntAry
rednction OF ncwspr!nt consumption by
the paper shortage, Chairman Cnivcr
OF the Federal Trade Commission, said
today before the House Ways ana
papers despite agreements anonS
themselves have not practiced the
economy that Ia necessary he added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

7 Nv NSSOClNteU I'rrss.
SPOKANE. WASH, Jan. ao-Ir,nc
diatc ratification OF the peace treaty
with reservations deemed necessary ito
safeguard American interests" was
demanded in q resolution adopted to-
day by the American National Live
stock Associations Convention here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 2a.-Jamcs Far
rcll, 4 young chauffeur was instantly
killed, and Jerry O'liara. Il. was seri-
"usiE injured mere tonight, az the re-
suit Of freight train crashing into
an automobile in which they were rid
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
SURVEY DISCLOSES ROTH
SINES AHIN SI-I,IsI,nI,IS

=, NEW YORK. IAN. 2H-Analysis OF
the 1865 cases of influenza reported
TO the New York Health Department
since the present epidemic began
shows that the disease is very evenly
divided between the sexes
Females prrGominate between tho
ages OF 20 ANA 30. while males pre-
dominate at all other ages. Compare
{, lively few elderly persons or children
:. Under five years are affected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

: IJA-SN HE, y. Jan |N.--T'U. Dan
vile High School basketbaIi Team
started on their first tour or The Sc,
son Tor ont-of town games plavirc
Martinsville High school innj,,ht
Roanoke and Lynchburr on the foli1v'
Ing games. y" =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
WOULD Abolish Hou,Iur Cornor,,,,,

WASHINGTON. Jan. ga bin pros
posing the adjustment OF the tinted
states Housing Corporation ana au-
thorizing the Secretary OF the Treas
nfy 10 dispose OF property acquired by
the senate Public Buildings Commit
tee, which has held extensive hear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

nature, smiling upon the two splendid
acts. he started to rethatch his dome
since which time lie had bcca able to-
count several now hairs unon his mil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
BILL is INTRODUCED
IN BOTH BRANCHES

Continucd from First PageD
with the approval of the Governor
Members o! the department shall pro-
vide their own uniforms at their own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

To Cure II Gold In Ono Day
rake LAXATIVE BROMO 0UININT.
IrablctS) II stops tho Cough and
Hca dachc and works off the Cold T.
w. GROVES signature on each box
3oc.--Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
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q COTTAGE HILL. u
q =
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Cottage nm Nov. ~ The Rock
Club organized Tor the winter last
week and thu first meeting was held
with Mrs Bowersox. The Misses
Funk win entertain this week.
The James family moved % Can
torment Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Daily and children
mosod 90 Mobile last week Mr. Daley
has been employed there FOR scme
time.
Most or our community attended the
fair az Moline last week aud nearly
al won prizes Mr. Brokow got Sec
ond on individual farm exhibits
Mrs Lingie ana grandson. oral
Manning. returned last week from IL
linois. where they have been spending
the summer with relatives.
Dr a. Radd went 20 wallace. Ala.
saturday and returned sunday night
AIR and Mrs Gilbert. ~ Moline. are
in Cottage Hlu this week taking rs
the agricultural census
waldo clayton had THE misfortune
10 iniure one of has foef quite badly
"a few days ago. lie firs, rut IL on
tho coulter 81 his pillow, then "a horse
stepped on 60 60 fimisa up tho Sob
The community sing will be held
Friday night Everybody Is invited.
Ar and AIRS Tmn Rudd were Ia
Pensacola Tueaday whore Mrs Rudd
was having some dental work done.
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q ABOUT PEOPLE We KNOW =
q y
q .; a n u u u u q u u - - - u 70 y

Mrs. Francis ORGY - s-on.tc Il the
guest ~ her granddaughter. Mrs
Henry Ashton Brutuaham. 4r.
Harry Gibbs. who has been spend
ine the past week On Pensacola VIII
return 90 Mobile tomorrow
Willie Norman left last week for
Patterson. y. q where no VIII cnte-
the Spencer Business school
Mrs. W a. niount rs al the Hotel
Lafayette IN Washington. y. g.
Jack Pinuey left several days ago
for a short visit with friends boz Tam
pa. Jacksonville and other points in
FLORIDA. cxpcciing 90 be away two
weeks
Fayctte s0uie 81 the Pensacola
shiphuiidlng company 8 in New York
city az the Pennsylvania hotel
Dick Bingham sailed ca the s. s.
Lackawunna Tor cuba yeaf orday
Mrs. Thomas Erickson returned
home Friday from Mobile after spend
Ing the past two months with her
daughter and SOM ln-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hart
Mrs. Adrian Farinns and little son
Adrian. ~ have returned home from
Mobile where they spent the past two
weeks with her sister, Mrs Albert
Hart.
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Quincy. Fla. Nov. fs.-Prof. J. II.
+ Crimson IT Jacksonville, field atrec-
tor Tor Florida Tor q million dollar
fund ieft ~ a wealthy Pennsylvania
ADS some years ago - he used in the
cause Of industrial education among
he negroes Of the south was IA
Quiffcy this week seeing about the
progress IN the work I'm Gadsden
county
The stores and other business houses
81 Quincy closed Thursday IN observ-
, ance q Armistico day. There was no
OBLIGATION of any kind and the schools
remained IN session.
Rev. A. r. Householder. presiding
elder q this district. was here SUNDAY
and Monday and was the guess OF
ar and Mrs. G. c. Guy.
Dr. y. w. Edser. whg left here 10
reside IN Tallahassee. viii return with
his family. this month 10 make Quincy
his home.
Mt and Mrs. :. IT. Trump and y. L..
Watson ntotorod 10 Tallahassee Wed
nesaay. combining business and pleas
use.
Mr. and Mrs Leo Monroe. who re-
side near Havana are receiving con
gratnlations on the birth Of a son.
Mrs. w. a. Love. Mrs. N. J. Davis.
Mics Ashton Thomas and y. A Avant
motored a. Tallahassee 20 spend Wed
nesday.
Or. W r. Heating and Dr. r.. l.. Ta-
tam. Of the state Board OF Health.
held a clinic al the Gadsden county
hospital. Thursday, treating thirty -one
children for traehoma or granulated
eyelfds
T.. W Woodward and George Bias
sctt. well known Confederate veterans
Of Gadsden county went TO Orlando
TO attend the state reunion OF Confed-
crate veterans
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The Woman In Room 70" Coming IA
Pastino Theatre

When The Woman Ia Room 3 Is
produced by tho Southern stock Com
pany players az the Pastime theatre
the coming week yuu win mind sox =
Crai notable instances ~ stage pre-
cedsuf being thrown 90 the four winds
Time was when no play of "a ORA
matte order was written without is
hastc theme being the eternal trI-
angle. tho man. tho wife and the other
man. samuel Shipmau and Max Mar
Gin who wrote The Woman in Room
rs" came O. the conclusion that the
triangle needed stretching out bH
so they have increased the angles
situations and complications TIE
band The other Man and Tho other
Woman and we venture 20 s8y a COM
bluation of that order is sure % work
out along complex lines The mystery
~ tho play lies 90 the discovery in a
hotel room Of Tho other alan dead
and alone 90 the room. whereas The
Woman was expected to De- found
there Then comes the question "Wha
killed hlme" And YOU won't know nor
can you even imagine correctly until
the final curtain is about 20 fan For
modern mo1odrana thcre o. not 4 play
before the public that begins 20 APP
proBch THE Woman ~ Poem ~" and
that's why 60 was booked for repre-
scutation BY the southern stock Conn
pauy players Tor Manager Williams
has always insisted that the drama
clientele 90 The pastime should have
the best and nothing but the best.
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CHILE TRADES MOST
WITH UNITED STATES

Santiago. Nov I3-Tha United
States continued far in the lead q
other nations ln conference with CHILE
IN 1919 supplying nearly half OF
ChAe.s total imports of sl4b.4S3.31t.
This IS shown By the annual report ~
the superintendent ~ customs. In
ports from North America amounted
10 s70.02e.ait against s7425a $40. for
1915 Great Britain was second with
saS fe5..7a.
Total Chilean exports during 1912
decreased more than so per cent a.
compared with 1918 This was due
chiefly. 81 IS said 90 ere reduced sales
~ nitrate the predominant product
for export
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Mics Esther Mae Brooks was homo
rec Fridav afternoon when Airs. =. Vi
Valentine entertained with miscel
aneous shower. Tho home was pref
tilv decorated lu yellow ard arcen
yellow chrvsanthemums and ferns be-
ms used In 4 EueaaiuF contest Mrs.
A. Wilson was the winner and in the
GameH oi Hearts Mrs. Hheinader rec
celYcd the prize The hostess pre-
ceutcd Miss Brooks with q LARGE
flower covered box which contained
lovely Eifia from her friends. 4 de-
lleiuuH salad curse wis served.
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week END with her daughter. Edna,
at the state Normal. Daphne. Ala.
Dr and Mrs j. =. Turberviile are
Ia Louisville. k8.. attending the south
ern Medical Association and conven-
zion % Railway Surgeons while away
they will visit their daughters Kath-
leen al Cincinnati q and julia and
Geneva ~ Montevallu Ala
Rev williams. presiding elder 81
Pensacola district. was visitor io
Century This week
ar A. D. Whigham was O visitor
10 Montgomery Thursday
Mrs Edgar stanton 81 Mobile Is fH
Century FOR the Hurry webb wedding
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Fruit Desserts
Rich i'm real fruit, sealed i'm glass

Thanksgiving serve a Jiffy-
lell dessert. Get il now, and
let as send YOU free some
dainty way Of serving
Jiffy-Je Is the new grade
quick gelatin dessert. Its fruit
aavors are rich and real.
We crush the fruit. con-
dense the juice and seal il in a
bottle. 50 you get real frvit
and much Of it. not a mere
fruit taste
Eight fruits thus come 70
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DANCE AT oscEoLA cLuB
TOMORROW EvENlNo

the second ~ series ~ dances
nixsn ~ tha married and unmarried
men win be given e fho Cseeoia CLUB
tomorrow evening. Invitations have
been sent cut and viii be presented
by the gentlemen ht TIE door Dane
inN viii be from 3 80 until ta o'clock
Tha first dance proved most delight
Gal ana this one viii no doubt be Just
r. pleasant