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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28
Bond Issues Ratified

Montgomery, April N-By an over whelmIng vote, electors of Montgomery today ratified a series of bond issues az gregating 1,450,000, the proceeds of which will be used for expansion of city schools. water and sewer systems and refunding the public debt. Of the total $1,OO0VOo will be used for erecting new school build ings..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28
NEWS EVENTS AND FEATHERS FOR WOMEN READERS
RANDOM NOTES

Mir. and Mrs. oscar Wells and Mrs, John Raul are spending opera week m Atlanta.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Gibson will leave this week for tour of the west and VIII spend next winter in California
 Mrs. Arthur Gray. who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Pelham Anderson VIII return to her home in New fork'
 Mrs. J. J. Strickland is spending a few days in Atlanta to attend granu opera
 Mrs. W. N walmsley left yesterday for New York city
 Mrs. A. A. Adams Is the guest of Mrs. B. J. Dryer in New York. Mrs. Henry Deon is spending few days in Greenville. Miss Mrs. Charles Jones is the guest if rela- lives in Indianapolis. Mrs Burr Ferguson and Mrs. Paul Cook are spending a few weeks In santa Barbara, Cal.
 Miss Helen Robinson, after short stay in the city, has returned to biouhe Springs
 Among the Birmingham people who are attending the opera in Atiant@ el1is rs meu,N r,N arc MT. and Mrs. George Gordon Craw- ford, who will occupy a box on Ihurs- day afternoon to hear Rosa Ponsehe ana Caruso in La Juive."
 MT. Abe Williams leaves today for At afternoon, when Rosa Panselle and ca russo will sing in La Juive.
 Mrs. Frank Cobb of Carbon Hill who has come to attend the Allen-Kennedy wedding, is the guest of her parents MT. and Mrs. R. K. Kennedy. Mrs. Andrew Schultz of Central America is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs. Jonas Coleman. Mrs. William Lewis of Coleman, Tex, is visiting her mother. Mrs. E. scull | Miss Christine Rogers of Athens is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. E. Cox, In Norwood.
 Mrs. R. B. Tfgrett of Jackson, Tenn.' who came last evening to attend the Seals s-Olmstead wedding, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Brantley Olmstead, in the Fairmont apartments 1 pr. and Mrs. Clyde Deever announce the birth of a daughter. Mrs DeeVer and baby are at the Birmingham ln- firmary.
 1 Mrs. E. E. Mccall of Anniston ar in the city last evening to attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Ruth Olm- stead. and MT. Bisco Seals. which will take place this morning at o'clock. | Dr, and Mrs E. w. Fucker spent the weekend with Mrs. Fuckers parents 1 Dr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Hill, before going tS New Orleans to attend the American Medical Association convention. 1 Mir. and Mrs A. L. Rison, who have been visiting friends in the city, have returned to their home in Huntsville.
 
 MT. and Mrs E. R. Zeigler and Miss 1 Minnie Belle Higgins, who spent the week end with friends in the city. have returned to their home in Talladega. 1 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Neal will move te Attalla this week and will be at nome with Mrs. J. A. Wyatt. | Rev. Joseph A. Tomerlin of Eufauls 1 is spending several days with relatives 1 in the city.
 | MT. and Mrs. T. M. Nicrosi of Mont l gomery are guests at the Tutwiler TOT a few days. Mrs. Nierosi was Miss Phedora Randolph.
 Mrs. Perry Fowlkes is visiting hei niece, Mrs Edward Durham. in Wash ington, D. C., where MT. Fowlkes will /, join her in a few days. l I MT. and Mrs w P. Hutchinson oi New York are the guests of their sister l Mrs. J. O. Thompson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

idea. We'll have a lesson over here z sun-up every morning. Now, scamp home; I'm too busy to talk.
 May I bring my cousin, Jumper { Hare, if he wants to come?" ventuI Peter as he prepared to obey.
 Bring him along and any one e. who wants to learn" replied Old Moth Nature kindly.
 Peter thanked her in his most pol manner and then started for the de Old Briar Patch as fast as he could 1ipperty -lipperty-l
 Copyright. 1920. by T. ". Burgess
 The next story: Peter and Jumr go to School"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28
Will Probated

The will of the late Lena Haibrook was probated yesterday by Judge J. P. Stiles. According to the terms of the will the entire estate. which was valued at S6,000, was left to her sisters and her nieces and nephews.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28
MRS. SMITH ENTERTAINs

Mrs. Joe Smith. associate grand pa- tron of the o. E. S.. entertained at dinner last evening for Mrs. Phala Bedsole, worthy grand matron, and Judge Dan A. Greene. worthy grand patron. The guests included Mrs D.sA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28
MRS. COWHERD TO SING

Mrs Holly Cowherd of Montgomery, who is spending few days in the city, will be heard in a group of attractive songs on Saturday at the Southern Club, Mrs. Fern Minor Ivy's beautiful voice will be heard on Saturday, May 8.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28
MRS. ECHOLS REAPPOINTED

The people of Ensley are interested in the reappointmen. of Mrs. D, A. EcAols on the board Of education as Ensleys representative Mrs. Echols received large majority of the votes cast by the people of Ensley at the tune of her election aud her career for the past number of years as a mem Ter of the board of education has dem. monstrated her ability as a leader in things educational. The next few years will be strenuous ones. as number of new schools are to be built and others added to.
 The Fidelis class Of the Ensley Bap- list Church met recently with Miss Mamie Ingram A social was enjoyed at Mrs. w. B. Coyles. at which time fifteen members were present. Mu- sic was rendered by Miss Ingram, Miss Erline Ezel1e and Miss Burks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28
MRS. STANFIEL
 CHEST OF HONOR

Mrs. Henry L. Badnam will entertain at bridge on Friday afternoon. compli- naenting Mrs. J. H. Stanfiel, who leaves shortly for Cincinnati to make her home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

Echols. past worthy grand matron; Mrs D. H. Dunlap. grand chaplain; Mrs. Elizabeth Salter. grand secretary; Mrs. J. T. Kent grand Ruth; Miss Pauline Echols; Miss Lucille Smith and Mir. and Mrs. Joe smith. An effective central decoration Of narcissi and roses was used for the dining table.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

Mrs. J. S. Hall will be hostess to the meeting of ths Thursday Afternoon Forty-two Club at her home in Nor wood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

Mrs. Willie Walling Capshaw Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Shook Keith. at the Plaza hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28
You Already HaUe Your Neu Summer Dress, Madam

No need to spend penny for Summer Frock Just send the you have discarded because it is spotted faded. We'll put it through expert Cleaning and Dying and return it looking just good any new gown you could buy and in any color you want If your Dress is plated do that exacting work our selves, too, and save you delay
 Friend Husband himself the high price new sut too, by taking advantage of wide experience renewing the appearance of clothes that have plenty of service in them and only need be experty cleaned ressed to their sphere of day usefulness Just phone and we'll be right with you. If you're of town, Uncle Sam will bring your clothes to by Parcel
 ost After we've restored their original good looks we'll prepay return charges
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28
TC. L CONCERT

The annual concert to be giver Thursday evening at the Elks Club by the T. c. I. male chorus will be ar interesting musical event of the week Appearing on the programme will bt number of visiting artists who vii give special numbers. Miss Lillit Goldstein, Miss Vogt. Leon Cole ant J. D. McGill will sing solos. The chorus. under the direction of Stew, Allsop. will render several numbers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

The American Study Club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Fred Osborne at the home of Mrs. R. s. Hickman at Shadysidv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

Mrs. s. F. Anderson has returned to the home of her daughter Mrs. J. J. Walker, after spending several months in Shelbyvills. Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28
PERSONALS

Dr. w. H. Wynne. who until a few months past was resident of Ensley. but now of Gallatin. Tenn, is visiting in Ensley for a few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

Mrs. E. E. Mccall of Anniston ar in the city last evening to attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Ruth Olm- stead. and MT. Bisco Seals. which will take place this morning at 9 o'clock.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
Roman

"Jest to ma mem vid6t, jak
smrt jeji MIN zachvela. Jest
pouhym stinem toho, co byl !
drive a obavam Sc, ze liz nikdy
nebude iinym. Srdce me truch-
Ii prom Leslie. On miloval E
WI tax horoucne, ze bych
mohl rici, ze nikdy by zeny il
ne tax nemiloval. A prec -"
Zamlcel Sc nahle, vzpome-
nuv 81, re by hnedle byl neco
rekl, co byio lepe nechat ne
feknuto.
Oblicej jeho Sc zachmuril,
necht' byla myslenka Ia jaka-
koliv, byla trapna.
Leslie Zarazena ponekud,
pozvedla k nemu zraku svych
a pravila:
eco jste minil tim "a
pfec?" Jest to neco trapneho
pro vas, Konrade? Vidim to
ma vasi tvafi. Reknete mi to?
Mohu to vedet, aneb jest to
tainost?'
Oblicej jeii byl tax klidny,
tolik sc V mem jevilo lasky, ze
nemohl iinak nez uplne il du-
verovat.
Vedomi, ze Jest milovana
kralem sveho srdce, premenilo
celou ieji bytost a postavilo j
, jaksi ma vysSi stanovisko.
Ze byla zasnouher.a slechti-
covi, re byla budouci mylady
st. Maur, to V ocich jeiich ne
melo ami tax velke dulezitosti.
"Nemam pred tebou zad-
. nych tajnosti, ma nejdrazsi, "
pravil, vrhnuv ma nj nezny po-
hled, kteryz zdal Sc zre5ne
potvrzovat pravdu tech SLOW.
"Povim YAM zrovna, co 81
myslim - Jest to velmi bolest-
ne podezrenis-- prec, lax
veci Sc mali, nelsem to sc no
, zbavit.
Ivy vite, lax ma sestra ze-
mfela - lak bidne a krute by
la zavrazdena. kdykoliv 81
vzpomenu, ze vrah ten dosud
, Jest nepotrestan, pocit'ujl han
: bu. Ida Sc mi, ze ia, bratr Je-
j nemel bych 81 odpocinout,
dokud vrah jeji by nebyl obje-
: ven pohnan k pravu.''
"A neni dosud zadne po
: mem stopy?" tazala sc Leslie,
"Neni dosud zadne," pravil
: stisnene. Il ii diva taini, kter6
/ jsem najal, nebyli to, najitl
stopu. Tu a tam myslel jsem,
, re bylo by to moji povlnnostl
sam Sc veci uchopit, nevim ale
Tezko n6co najit, kdyz muzi,
jichz Jest to zivotnim povola-
: MIN, niceho nemohou syesti.
/, Opet Sc zamlcel. pax ale
: slabsim jeste hlasem pokraco-
val:
: Mann trapne d bolestne ia
kesi podezreni, ze - lord Mo-
Ireland Vi, kdo vrazdu tu spa
| chal!"
4 Lord Moreland?' zvolala
Leslie V nejvetsim prekvapeni
: "Verim to, Leslie. Jednani
jeho chovani Ike mne, to do
kazuii. Bol jeho zda Sc mi by
ii promisen krutymi nejaky-
mi vycitkami svedomi.'
= proc ale by cht6l skryyat
vraha?" tazala Sc Leslie V udi-
; veni. "To Sc mi zda byti ne
( pfirozene. Proc by to cinil?'
"Proc?' pravil st. Maur ma
/ HE. "Preto5e ruka, ktera2 "a
bila Evu. byla trebas rukou,
kterouz byl nekdy miloval a
: witt 81 sliboval. Odpust' mi
ma draha, ma cista, nevlnna
i lille, pakli mluvim vecechr
: kterez te boil a pred nimiz sc
chvejes, vim ale, re jest svet
| plny salby a klamu; ty Wis, re
; Jest to mozne pro muze jake
! Jest Moreland, zes nliloval line
! zeny -, be2ccnnefze zeny = dfi-
I've nez videl sladkou moli Sc
!, stru a zadal il, by stala sc icho
,,,apZ "a c,I -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
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J ! hragedie svatebnl noci.
xjEie Roman

ease takovy zachvat.' my
slela V duchu, "a nejsem to
dopatrat Sc priciny. Jeden mel,
kdyz setkal Sc Sc slecnou Vyn-
ne, druhy dnes, kdyz mluvil $
lordem st. Maurem. O Gem
mluvili? st. Maur zminil sc o
pani Hazellove a pravil, re
mluvila o jakemsi lekari.
"Well, mluvila-li S MIN, mu-
selo to byti dnes dopoledne,
neb pravila V pondeli, re ne
Una lorda st. Maura a on pri-
jel prec posledni noci teprve.
Paklize videl pani Hazellovou,
jest jiste skoro, re yidel slet-
nu Vynne a kdyz videl slecnu
Vynne, jest velice NOME, re
mluvil nj mylordem.'
TAX premyslela Hannah
Lane a byla temito myslen-
kami velice spokojena, "a o.
kamzik ale dalSiho hlubokeho
premysleni Sc oblicej jeji po-
nekud zachmuril.
"Nemohu tomu ale rozu-
met, hucela 81 pro sebe.
"Clanky sice dobfe hodi Sc k
retezu, prec ale mi tn tam
neco chybi. Pak-li nekdy bylo
nejakeho tajemstvi ma svete,
jest no V teto vrazde mylady
Moreland az priliS nrnoho!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
LVlII. St. Maurnv slib..

Rozumi Sc samo sebou, re
byl nyni st. Maur velmi ca
stym hostem V LINES.
Vidal Sc, iak Sc zdalo, We
skerych myslenek, uziti prazd
min svych ma pevnine.
"Mohu tam .iiti az Sc oze-
MIN pax muze jiti muj dra-
housek sc mnou," pravil 81 X
sobe, usmivaje Sc k tomu spo-
koiene. "Tyto prazdninys ale
ztravim radeii ma Kings Nor
ton, nez kdekoliv ma svete."
Prvni ieho costa Leslii by
la ku hrobu ieho sestry. Leslie
to byla, jez no k tomu prime
Ia.
"Chtel jste tam liti, kdyz
setkal iste sc Sc mnou," pravi-
la iemn6. "A Wy vite dobre, ze
odesel iSte sc mnou, aniz byste
ST byl povSiml skoro, kde .iste.
Poid'me tam pohromade. totiz
pakli mne minite witt Sc
bou."
"Chci vas miti 8 sebou vsude
a vzdy. To mi ale pripomina
na to, rici vam, jak mne to ci-
nj st astnym, ze chcete byt u
hrobu Evy, kdyz ia tam isem.
Byla to vcera podivuhodna sho
da, re jsme Sc tam sesli."
''Nebudete Sc tomu divit,
kdyz vam reknu, re navstevo-
vala jsem hrbitov skoro kaz-
deho dne - totiz kazdeho
dine, kdy mne mohla pani Ha-
zellova bohresovat."
"Proc iste tam chodila, Le-
slie?' tazal Sc laskav6.
Zapalila Sc jako ruzicka.
"Hlavne, abych nasbirala
kvetin. fialek a ruzicck a dala
| ic na ieli hrob."
Shybnul Sc az k iejimu u
chu pravil:
"Drahousku, cinila's to k
vuli mne troAku?"
"Vzdyt' byla to vase sestra,
konrade," odpovedela jedno-
duSe.
Byl velice pohnut - tax po-
hnut, re po neiaky okamzik
nebyl mocen slova.
Stisknul il ruku a pohledl il
hluboko do oGi - to bylo vse,
co mohl ucinit.
Rozumel tomu dobre, co OBJ
sahOVala ta .lednoducna SloVa.
Osetrovala hrob te. jiz ami
neznala, jedine 2 lasky k ne
mu.
A kdyby snad nikdy j byl
lasky neslibil, kdyby il byl nj
kdy nepozadal, ably Sc stala
ieho zenou, byla by no milova-
la prec.
Pomyslenl to bylo sladkc a
ncni div, re pohlizel do nebes-
kych iejich oci nadsenlm a
nemohl nalezti slov. kterymiz
by il to rekl.
Mezi cestou ma hrhitov rc-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15
THIS WEEKS CORRECT ROAD DOPE
How TF-Sfate Club Finds Highways About PendetOn.

wnlla Waiia to Spokane via Lyonns
Ferry ana Hitzvllle: Good.
walla wn.ln to Spokane via Central
Ferry and colfax: Paasable but bad
owing 10 construction work.
waiia Waila to Spokane vim Penne-
wawa Ferry: Ferry not operating.
walia waila to Lewiston via Delaney
md pomeroy; Generally good. Iiwis-
ton to Spokane. good. Lewiston to
Grangeyilie via Waha, fair. roads dry
ing out fast. Lewiston to Anstone via
Asotin, fair. Lewiston to Julieatte via
Spalding. fair.
walla Waiia to Seattle: Generally
good. Snoqualime Pass open. Chains
not needed. There Is still snow on the
mountain but the road IL clear and
every 100 feet there Is a turn out for
passing cars. "a
walla Waiia tc Portland via North
bank Road: Walla Walla to Stevenson
via White Salmon and Lyle generally
good. Ferry TO Cascade Locks and
take Columbia Highway to fortfand.
DO not use Major Creek cut off be-
tween Lyle and White Salmon. White
salmon auto park open for season. K
waiia Walia 10 Boise via Pendleton
and Baker City: Good TO Pendleton.
Some mud and rough over Blue Noun
talns between Pendteton and La
Grande but are going through La
Grande 10 Boise good.
From In Gyande 10 Waila walla
via Toll Gate. road not open.
La Grande TO Elgin via Imbier. fair.
La Grpnde 10 Ent srprise and Wal
lows country. fair. ' q ~
Walia Walla to Portland via Pendle-
ton and Columbia Highway: Good.
Detour between willom Creek and
Arlington. Arlington to Rock Creek
along Railway track. CONSTRUCTION
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-15

work between Hood River and Wyeth
automobiles allowed TO pass only be-
fore 1870. noon. or after 5:3O y. IN.
Walln Walia 70 Portland vim Iendle4
ton. echo. Iieppper; Fair. Rough In
sDots. pendleton TO Pilot Rock and
ukinh, fair condition. Pendieton 10
bingham Hot Springs. fair.
Central Oregon Routes to California
Good condition. Either by way OF
Wasco. Bend, Klamath Falls. or Was
co.. Bend and Lakeview. Bend "a
Burns. good. Bend to Prlneville good
Prineville TO Micheal not open. Bend
to Sister good. Sister 10 Willamette
Valley over McKenzie Pass--probable
opening about middle of June.
Roads North and East OF Spokane.
Open and In fair condition. On ac-
count of wet weather poor In places
All roads east and south from Spo-
kane good.
General condition OF roads through
out the Inland Country improving
daily. Rain OF week ago settled dust
which was just commencing 10 raise.