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Seeds. Plants. Fertilizers q;

FROST PROOF cabbage plants. Si..i per
1000; Portorco and Nancy Hall potato
home Seed Plant Co. El0rahome. Fla.
NOTE that every Ad 10 correctly indeTed
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Fine Country Home.

Ten rooms and bath; beautifuts
grove and garden; scres; / mile
Ginter, Park High school More iand
adjoining can be had II desired
672 or Madison 6o96) and 5Eran , : III.
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Musical Instruments

PIANO In hrst-ciass condition.. 3+15
Semmes Avenue or Madison liH-W'.
PIANO for sale: four months old: cost
5000 first $3.50 cash takes II. Must be
sold BY Wednesday: am leaving city @
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

MUTUAL ASSURANCE sOCIETY--.rne
annual meeting of tho Mutual Apsur-
3nc. Society Of Virginia viii be hold May
iinn,. l?29. a. the office OF the society. Room
! o'clock u. NJ g. Monott King. Secre-
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DAIRY FARM

limits; 6-room house. large sra blss
and feed barns. 2 silos Of $50 tons
capacity, and large complete up-to-
date dairy barn for 10 head cows:
good land and fine pasture. Write
or sec John S. Childrey. with hBIan-
ton Il Co. 13 North Eleventh Street.
Phone Randolph 672. -f3r''F
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Small Acreage Tracts.

Two to 90 acres. near Ginter park.
macadam road. Is minutes from civ
Hail.. Beautiful bungalow sites and
small farms. Fine trucking land.
Arrange to- have John s. Childrey
show you. Phone Randolph 872 or
Madison 1896. -
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LIYE STOCK
Poultry md Supplies

MORE EGGS--Purina Chicken Chowdrr lis
the greatest egg feed you can buy, Al
your grocer,s or Braucr d. hasten. 1903
East Cary Street.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

225 acres land, 4-room
house, 100 cleared. Price,
$500.
1863 acres, 7-room house,
100 in cultivation, on Broad
Street Road, $4,000.
10 acres, 10-room house,
on car line, hot and cold
water, ele ctric lights,
$4,000.
q acres, 7-room new
b u n G a | 0 w, on car line,
$4,000.
room good house,
about l acre, hot and cold
water, ele trio lights,
$4,000.
5-room cottage, electric
lights, on car line, $1,000.
Possession at once.
SAMUEL E. DUGGINS,
With
BLACKBURN
& ROGERS.
FARM AND
IMPLEMENTS.
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1O3 acres, so in good
cultivation, hog lot, DO in
woods; 20 fruit trees; fair
house and outbuildings; ~
miles from Richmond, /
mile from railroad station;
: mules, 1 cow, 3 hogs, 81
chickens, l doutle wagon,
double plow, l double
-orn planter, l double
drag, l double hay mower,
many small tools, house
hold furniture. Everv-
thing new. If sold within
10 days, $4,000.
j. A. CONNOLLY & CO.,
Seventh and Erankiln SITS.
COOP TRuCK FARMS Of 10 to 20 ,cr.s
i nmos' within inc city limits Sn tTFf is
s:etion or ~ auto truck from bes; residence
rue fues nis aSMS s% s@e g h% Dtoptrsy
hMsa,,y g. ckat hsssS1e ne a- Kichm nsSI
EeSeStn stseel s'a Phsne R, cS oSSorih
JAMES River plantation. 500 acres; xood
xrisa pr neti including water .pSwor
n NILE from depot: ,is.soe. I reiiapd
THE GRANT FRoFEKTY--30O acres d.
s, fiiiosa into small tracts OF : to 20 acres
hes lay A
surshs mile The frem Pr SISisSy + qeases three
mobi!s drives OCT q city. eau 0f Rand fiG
fore Paul "a fsf Really .sH DT Go Ss. ss
quarters quarters Hisnton & Co. il North Eleventh nu
TibMi3nEn.-Two million feet OF hardwood.
ory: s ed sslds or poplar. oaM: gum and hisk
ssld BY May lzs 5s5. care f" fime 80 Be
k AicaEs csss,et snIe psres on James
she r sssq''fu AaG dress q
eal. care Times. Dispatch.
b hiGTR d% sale, 70 acres on highest
%lEsia Major Docsy; %hls isn% runs rum;
F sosc FiS% hsS.., only ahe
loGmond s care ,IfSf si dts aT"Snd
l31oACRE farm. all clear OF debt: good
On iIJIronH mouse on G. o. railroad. and
On river. close to Richniond: cash. Se5oO
Aadress !. 7i3 care Times Dlsnatch
26o VIRGINIA FARMS: also timber ara
pudding lets. in the largest new town
oetween Hichmond and LynchburE: great
opportunities. Como and see mo or write
Tor booklet. Emmett d. Gregory. First
Nntional Bank. Dlllwyn. Va.
Houses for Sale 81
BUNGAI.OW-For sale at bargain
:, beautiful bungalow in WOO d / a n
Heights See Mr.. Smith. blackburn &
Rogers. Inc. No. Mutual building Mad.
ison 1741.
rE.EFHONE Randolph and tell
Times Dispatch Want Ad Taker WHAT
you want. She'll help you write IL con-.
pl9tn al that Will quickly get good ra-
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ROOMS on RIVER-For rent one 70
three rooms on river, uppcr porch. ba Sc.
inent. kitchen. suitable for light house
Keeping. Convenient TO two hotels for
meals Reasonable rates to desirable unr.
ties. Retercnces. @. =. Anderton. Tap
pa hammock. Va.
TIE QUICK WAY to get what YOU Wnni
whom you want :: Is to read ami uss
Times Dispatch classified ads
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Summer Places for Rent ,

IIOUSE-For rent. furnished for simr1cr
season; large brick house. within 30
miles OF Richmond on the washincton
Highway; magnificent shade trees: Ice
excellent water. Edgcwood. Beaver Dam
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Musical, Dancing. Dramatic q,
LIVE STOCK

DANCISG-NrS, g. c: Emmcnhauser a0I
East Maranall street. guarantees in flve
lersons. Madison 6266-J :" "''
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GaraccS for Rent.

Garages for Rent. 77-A
CHURCH Hll1r-Caraces. light and wa
ter. Twenty-third nnd Clay Streets I
a Connolly & Co. Seventh and Franklin
GRACE ST. W. sSI-Three gaTa1e, To-
rent. Call Madison 2cSi.
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r. i J l.. BLAND & DELL.
West Point. Va
Money to Lonn
AN OPPORTUNITY

A LOAN on your farm suburban reai
eHtatc ~ what you need. Geo. T.. CIaw-
fold Co, sag East Main Street.
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BCNGAI.0W--For sale. at a bargain.
Heights See Mr.. Smith. blackburn &
rogers Inc No. 4 Mutual building. Mad
TE:.ErIIoNE Randolph and tell
vo Times, pispntch Want Ad Taker what
plotn al that Will quickly get good ra-
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INSTRUCTION

MONEY loaned TO housekeepers at legal
interest. Standard Credit Co $40 Nor,h
Fourth Street.. Madison a672
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Poultry and Supplies

ONE PEN Dark Cornish. electric and
lamp incubator 1898 North Seventeenth
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TAEsn Want Ads psoalee RosuiiI- !,
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UNITED STATES MARsHALis SALE

JOHN G. SAUNDERS,
United States Marshal.
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Dogs, Cats. Pets

S,H,ISyI4's RELIABLE DAzAAR-Woif
- hSrks. You. will And plenty horses |
- = hsess for sale daily. Auction days:
@esday and Saturday. Bring us your sur
plus stock, We Will sell shem Cor you |
gnd you can get your money same day. |
lfo9;l East Franklin Street. Phone |
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-11
Supreme Court Decisions

Montgomery June 10.-(SpeciaL )-Deci- sions announced by the supreme court of Alabama Thursday follow:
 Anderson, c. J.-s. E. Rowe. judge of probate, etc, vs. M. A. owen, appeal from Coffee circuit court; affirmed.
 Mcclellan, J.-Alabama Fidelity. Mort gage X Bond Co. vs. Vesuvius Lumber Company, ct aL, appeal from Montgou- cry circuit court Gin equitO; affirmed
 D. T. Burke vs. Curtis Airplane Motor Company, appeal from Montgomery cir cult court; affirmed.
 Ex parte William Gray Gre Gray vs- Burdette) pet1uion for certiorari to court of appeals writ denied, with opinion.
 Somerville, J.-Mrs. D. F. West vs. Mrs- Nena K Spratling, administratrix, appeal from Montgomery circuit court; affirmed
 J. A. Mcdonald, clalnant etc, vs c. B. Stephens, appeal from Barbour cir cult court; affirmed.
 D. F. Green as superintendent of banks, etc. vs s D. McCord appeal from Coosa circuit court affirmed.
 Ex parte William Lindsey, petitions for certiorari to court of appeals; writ granted.
 A. l.. Teal vs. T. L. Farrow Mercantile Company, appeal from Marshall circuit court Gin equity); reversed and reInanded-
 Central Bank and Trust Company v5. Alabama Broom & Mattress Co, appeal from Madison circuit court; affirmed.
 Thomas. J.-Ex parte Walker D. Hines director general, etc. (R. F. Hines vs. McMillan, petition for certiorari to court of appeals: writ granted
 w. E. ShacKleford vs. state of Alabama, appeal from Bibb circuit court; write granted.
 T. A. Monk ct al vs. George Stuart. trustee, etc, appeal from Montgomery circuit court Gin equity); affirmed.
 D. F. Green, superintendent Of banks, etc, vs. z r. McCord, appeal from Coosa circuit court; affirmed.
 Lee Watts vs. the state of Alabama. appeal from chambers circuit court; af- firmed; date of execution Friday, July 23, 1920
 A. J. Candy administrator, vs. John R. Copeland. appeal from Jefferson circuit court; affirmed.
 Ex parte Bud Bell, alias etc, from But Bell alias, etc. vs. statel petitions TOT certorari to court of appeals; writ de-1 nied.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-11
AUBURN ALUMNI
 :. ID HAVE RALLY HERE
Removal of Tom Bragg De- plored-Spright DOwell
 Invited to Speak

Invitation was extended to Sprighr Doweu newly elected president of Au- burn, to address a rally of the Auburn Alumni Association to be held in Bir- mingham on June 30 at meeting of the Jefferson county branch last night in the rooms of the Civic Association.
 The alumni plan to cooperate with the new president and have called this meet ing to give him their best wishes before he takes his office. He becomes pres- ident of Auburn July 1.
 Resolutions were introduced ana passed. deploring the action of the board of trustees of Auburn in releasing Tom Bragg from the faculty. Mir Bragg was professor and had charge of the ath- letics of the college.
 A telegram was sent by the association to Spright Dowell of Montgomery, con graduating him on his appointment as
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STOP MOVlNG BUY ONE OF THESE HOME BARGAINS TODAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K

SOUTH HIGHLANDS
 Brand new bungalow, S7Soo High lands has rooms. tile bath, ce- ment basement dandy lot; 1t Is surely a peach. terms only a,- 500 cash. balance easy; come let's talk 1t over, immediate posses sion. John B. Reid. the bargain seller. 515 N. 2oth St. Main l972
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOtice

Notice
 The following unredeemed pledges Will be sold at public auction on Mon day, June 21, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the Electric City Loan Company, l0S North Twentieth street, Brming- Tam, Ala, unless otherwise redeemed: 6o699, cameo brooch 66750, o. r. c. F. watch; 66752. H. gold watch; 66761, o. +. G. r. watch; 66754, watch bracelet; 6bf77, O. r. N. watch; 66792. o. r. G. F. watch; 66S0t, o. r. G. +. watch and chain; 66S0S, G. r. wrist watch; 66S14, wrist watch; 66Sl5 o. F. c. F. watch; 66S26, gold neck chain and loose opal, o6S42, Q. F. gold watch 66S6S l.. G.. F. watch; 66SS1 scarf pin set with small diamond and blue sets; 66S91, II. gold watch; 66900, small diamond scarf pin: 6690S, small diamond ring; 66943, diamond ring about carats; 66946, 0. r. N. watch; 66959 O. F. G. F. watch 66966 o. r. G. r. watch; 6697o, wrist watch; 66977. signet ring: 67002, Q. F. N. watch and chain; 67004, o. r. G. F. watch; 67005, cameo brooch; 6t0O6, small diamond ring, 67039, O. F. G. F. watch; 67049, amythest ring; 61059. o, F. G. r. watch and chain; 67o64, o. r. G. r. watch; 67075, o. r. G. r. watch; 67076, wrist watch; 670S6, II. G. F. watch; 671O9, o. F. c. F. watch. 67115,' small diamond ring; 67146, P. c. ring; 61151. class pin set with pearls and chips 67t56, watch bracelet 67172, red set ring; 671S1, o. F. G. F. watch; 671S2, O. F. c. F. watch and chain; 67tS3, O. F., G. F. watch and chain; 67197 o. r. G. r. watch and chain; 67202, small diamond ring; 67233, O. F. c. r. watch; 6724t, o. r. c. r. watch; 67249 lavalliere set with small diamond and pearls; 6725o small diamond ring; G7262, o. r. G. r. watch and chain; 67290. IS Baby Bonds; 673c9. vest pocket kodak; 67314 3S $. x w. Special revolver; 6732S, blue serge pants; 67357 .3S B. Colts D. A. revolver; G7362, 3S hammerless s. & w. revolver; 67369, PA folding Brownie kodak 673S1, dark overcoat; 67429, Baby Bonds; 67499, vest pocket kodak; 67512, .32 Savage automatic revolver; 67514. D. B. Derringer; 67515, ,32 N. s. & w. Special revolver; 67532, S80 Remington auto revolver 67554, tan grip and pair lady's shoes; 67569, brown plaid overcoat; 6757O, 32 Colts automatic revolver; 67714, .3S Colts automatic revolver; 67725, tan grip; 6776S, .32 N. U. S. revolver
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-11
MERIDIAN, MISS.

Meridian, Miss. June 1o.-tSpecial) The third round of quarterly Method st conferences of the Meridian dis trict were announced today by Rev George H. Thompson, presiding elder, as follows: Meridian, East End, June IS; Meridian Central, June 13; Shu- buta, June 20; Meridian Seventh Ave nue, June 27; Meridian Fifth Street- June 27 Bauderdale, at Marion, July 4: Meridian. Hawkins Memorial. July 4; Buckatuna July 11-12; Meridian. Poplar Springs, July 1S; Vimville, at Why Not July 25; Scoba, at Wahalak, July 27; Daleville, August 8; DeSoto. at Hopewell, August 9; Matherville, at Theadvile, August 10; Pachuta, at Orange, August 15-16; Moscow, at Hopewell August 22; Enterprise, at Concord, August 29; Quitman. Septem- Der 5; Wynesboro circuit, at Big Rock, September 6; DeKalb, at Pleasant Ridge, September 12: PorterviIle, at Mt Hebron, September IS.
 A number of the officers in Missis- sippi and other boosters of the Mis- sissippi Valley Highway Association will be the guests of the Meridian Ro- tary Club tomorrow. following which they Will nOlu a COHleEeHCS Wibh lAo good roads committee of the Board of Trade. The purpose of the visit at this time and the conference is to de- wise means for the early building Of the highway through Jasper county and a part of Jones. These are said to be the only links in this state not already taken care of.
 The report of Chief Partin of the Me- ridian fire department for the month of May shows that the fire loss on buildings during the month was but $750 and on contents in the buildings catching fire but $50. The value of the buildings at risk is estimated at SCOOPS and the contents at $16,650. In surance carried on buildings is s19,- 730 and on contents $6,S00. This is cons sidered one of the best records for a month in the history of the paid de- partment.
 The board of supervisors today awarded a contract for the building Of three bridges in the county to J. B. Richardson, whose bid was $1S972.S0. A contract for steel for one of the bridges was awarded the Austin Bridge Company of Atlanta for $500 The steel contract for the other two bridges was awarded the Highway Iron and Product company of Indiana.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-11

A portable piano of full hve-octave range but weighing only sixty pounds has been invented, the hammers striking tuning forks instead of strings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-11
ANNISTON NEWS
BLACKMON AT HOME

Anniston. June l0.( Special )-Congress- man Fred L. Blaclmon. who recently formed g. law partnership with Judge Hugh D. Merrill of this city. has just arrived from Washington following the adjournment of Congress and will spend the summer and fall in the offices of the new firm here.
 The Anniston attorneys have been re- tained to defend Ben Crumley. charged with the killing of John William Mo- Kleroy. which will be tried in the Cle- burne circuit court in July. and they will be associated with Walter B. Mer- Till of Heflin in the trial of the case.
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NEXT REUNION HERE

Anniston, J u n l0.-l Especial. )-An- nouncement was made Thursday in the city that the 1921 reunion of Alabama Confederate Veterans will be held in this city, and created considerable interest among the old soldiers and citizens of this county.
 The statement made by Mai Gen. D. M. Scott of Selma to the effect that the reunion has been authorized for this city came as the recent effort of local people to secure the next state reunion. and with a year ahead in which to mako preparations for the coming of the old soldiers an event of extreme local in- terest is before the veterans of north east Alabama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-11

The youngest scenario writer on the stan of Thomas H. Ince, producer of mo- ton pictures. is Miss Agnes c. Johnston
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FOR SALE or exchange, a farm of 40 acres; high ly improved, with two ex- tra good houses; about 300 bearing fruit trees, mixed; will take good car as first payment. Address U-91, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE X FARMS AVD LAND FOR SALE sa

ALABAMA FARM LANDS-YEs. ITS TRUE WE ARE EMPHASIZING OUR FARMS. BECAUSE WE HAVE PER- SONALLY INSPECTED THEM AND REALIZE THEIR WORTH. IT IS OUR INFAILIBLE RULE NEVER TO ADVERTISE A FARM UNTIL WE ARE SURE TT IS WORTH IN GOLD THE PRICE ASKED. OUR REASoN-WE DON'T PROPOSE THAT OUR OFFICE SHALL BE THE CLEARING HOUSE FOR WHITE ELEPHANTS" FOR BUYER OR SELLER. A. R. DEARBORN & CO, 3o1-2-S-4 JEFFERSON COUNTY BANK BLDG. MAIN 111s.
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JOINT MEETING FRIDAY

Anniston, June 10.-(Special) 1.-The first combined meeting of the recently con- solidated Red Men Lodges in this city will be held in the local wigwam Fri day evening when the administration of the adoption degree will be followed by the holding of a social session
 The consolidation of the Chocoiocco and Kymulga tribes and the absorption of the former by the latter is consid- cred one of the most important frater- nal developments of the summer season. and renewed interest is felt throughout the domain of the local Indians over the consolidation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-11
Improvement Ordinance No.
 44-D.

An Ordinance to Provide for Certain Improvements on Seventh Avenue South, Formerly Avenue G, From the East Property Line of Eight eenth Street to the West Property Line of Twentieth Street
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NS TODAY-TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE MAIN 49OO

president of Auburn and offering the CO., operation of the association.
 Plans for a closer organization wero made, including a regular period of meet ing, membership cards and dues. The organization will permit concerted action and will be the means of doing greater things for Auburn.
 The association also took steps to eo- operate with the other local organizations in raising sufficient funds to employ the services of secretary who will repre- sent the association at Auburn.
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eenth Street to the West Property
 Line of Twentieth Street.
 Be it ordained by the commission of the city of Birmingham as follows:
 Section 1. That the gutters adjon- ing the granite curbs on the north and south sides of Seventh avenue, south, respectively, from the east propertY line of Eighteenth street to the west property line of Twentieth street snail be paved for a width of two 60 feet with portland cement concrete gutter paving.
 Section 2. That said improvement shall be made in accordance With the established grades on file in the of fico of the city engineer for said por tions of said highways and according to full details. drawings, plans and specifications and surveys of said work and estimates. which shall be pre- pared by the city engineer as early as practicable and placed by him on file in his office in the city hall not later than one week prior to the date named in section 1 of this ordinance. where property owners who may be affected by said improvements may see and examine the same.
 Section 3. That the cost of con structing said improvements shall be assessed against the property abutting on the portions of the highways so improved, provided:
 (a) That the cost of all improve ments at or upon street, avenue or alley intersection shall be assessed against the lots or parcels Of land abutting on said highways so inter secting for one-half block in each di- re. tion
 tb) That no assessment shall exceed the cost of such improvements or the increased value of such property by reason of the speciaS benefits derived from the aforesaid Improvements
 Section A. That the estimated cost of said improvement is s1,000. and that the commission of the city of Birmingham will meet on the 29th of June, 1920. in the council chamber of the city hall of Birmingham at 3 o'clock D. m. to hear any objections, remonstrances or protests that may be made against said Improvements, the manner of making the same or the character of material to be used
 Approved June g, 1920.
 N. A. BARRETT,
 President of the Commission.
 A true copy.
 H. & RYALL, City Clerk.
 Age-Herald, June 11-1S. 1920.
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Fatal Tlmidity.

Every day sends to the grave OBJ
scure men who have remained In OBJ
scurity only because their timidity.
their lack of seif-confidence, prevented
them from making a first effort II
they could have been induced to be-
gin; II they had trusted In their own
powers and dared to forge ahead they
would, In all probability, have gone
great lengths in careers Of usefulness
and fame.-Orison SWEET Marden.
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Church Notices
,c,rRs BAPTIST CHURCH.

,rpS BAPTIST CHURCH.
yorood. Rev. Il. 4. Massey.
pT K. T. hcLeou'
',,,sss 1887 9th 81. fh"h' Jackson ~.
sEk'l'hH'
sunday SnV ~ OK o.,rort
r''D
cBURCH OF THE n"'
Nerret ah"
+ Larkin, Parish Priest. Rev.
Petit. Rev. +. I. MrGraih ana Rev.
a Hayes, assistants.
Phone AlEirrs "'N
MasSas . G.20 and
Esnp.Ssy-S. 10.
SDaAy
ron,Sr CurRCu
hEThop
Layergne and Drlarond" SIS.
Ry {. C.. Wier. pastor. r">lhr.l'"' -
9, Phone Aigiers I5S.
Oi'n o. ..
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The Albright Sewing Machine Co.

1O32-1O34 n. Claiborne Avenue.
Near CrSuline. Phone HemlOck 1888
Highest. prices allowed for old ma
chimes taken in exchange on purchase
of new machines.
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Il NREST" AND RELIGION.

4 great and increasing fcrmcnt may be seen
in human society the world around. Our Amcri-
can industrial disturbances, politicai uphcavaIS
and social discomfort only symptoms Of :,
universal spirit.
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What has the Church to say in this time of
crisis?
Simply that the leaven of the Kingdom is
working The progress of the Gospel always
creates a divine discomfort. While all about
us there is much blind cropping, nevertheless, the
world is steadily moving toward the Light OF
Love. OF brotherhood. Of justice. of peace
Anybody who goes far enough in the study of
the world sunrest, will find himself at the feet
of the Great Teacher. who is at the head of the
Church.
The remedy for all the ills of our time is in
Christs program.
Renewed men and women will create new con-
ditOns fresh of Gods fatnernood will
put the realization of mans brotherhood on an
enduring basis.
redeemed world cannot be made by political
action-thOugh redeemed men should insure all
In Case of Illness. Deaf