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The New York herald., 1921-04-30
E. S. HARKNESS IS BUYER
OF PENDLETON ESTATE
NoD Gums Manhosset Place ;
Other Suburban Deals.

Edward S. Harkness is the buyer OF
at Manhasset, L. l., consisting of eight
parcels of land aggregating 104 acres. on
the north side OF the new State highway
known as Little Neck-Old Westbury
road. which was recently reported sod
by Henry A. Rogers OF the Wheatley
Hills Real Estate Corporation. The prop
erty is bounded on the west by the
estate of Elliot c. Bacon. on the north
by the country estates of Payne Whit
ney. John Russell Pope and Ralph Pull
itzer. and on the east by the estate Of
Frederic w. Allen. The buyer will i'm
prove with modern white frame Colo
nial house and has had plans drawn by
the firm of Cross & Cross. architects.
The property was held at $3.50 900.
Stephen J. Stilwell sold the Elizabeth
Gregory property on the Boston POSE
road. near Larchmont, to Mrs. Elsie
Frowd of Rye
r. Franklin Hull sold for Miss Amelia
Brady her property on Putnam avenue,
White Plains, n. Y, consisting of a
brick Colonial house and about one-half
s>SA . ~ AeA4AA W -. W ciASuiASbh u ILLS
city.
Payson Mel Merrill Company and
Eugene Job-H. F. Beck Company sold
for Leonidas Dennis to Clayton Platr
fifty acres with modern Colonial dwell
ing, stable and various outbuildings OH
Stony Hill road. near Murray Hill,
N. j.
r. r. Ragette sold 1872 West Second
street. Mount Vernon, N. ", a corner
plot, 53x120, and nine room dwelling. for
Mrs. Caroline Becker to Mrs. Sarah Will
son Mcclellan.
Burgoyne Hamilton & Adrian Iselin
I'd leased for the summer the residence
of Mrs. w. Wilson Herrick, at Shippan
Point. Stamford. Conn.,, to Kathryn v.
Clifford of this city.
H. Goldschmidt old for the Navahoe
Realty plot S0x150 feet on Oak street,
Woodmere, l. l.. to Eugene Rothenstein
for Improvement.
William p. Jones sold for William r.
Mansfield to an investor four lots each
2ox100. on the east side Of Moody street,
225 feet south of the Merrick road. Free
port, l. I.
Baker. Crowell, Inc, and Theodore S.
Hall of Huntington. l.. T.. sold to Walter
Geoghegan of Manhattan, the Daniel
II. Burdett residence in the West Shore
road and Arrandale avenue, Great Neck,
L. i. The property comprises three
acres and was formerly the residence of
Miss Lulu Grace.
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an estate OF $35. 1876. Daughter. Sadie N.
Bullowa, 62 West Eighty-seventh street.
receives f.10s and life interest in S2i. l2s.
ANGELA NJ. BRoSNAN april 10, 1920
Leaving an estate Of S70.405. Sister. Mary
It. Brosnan 146 West Seventy-fourth street,
receives the whole estate.
LUDWIG SUTRO March II. l92o)-Leaving
an estate or s2O3. ass. Wife. Lille Sutro,
Basking Ridge, n. j., receives a life IN
terest In S22, ,eo1, insurance OF $9.SO3 ana
S9s,529 In securities OF the Sutro company
Son, Frederick G. Sutro, same address. re-
ceives x7S 1876.
JOSEPH vEITH October 81. l920)-Leavins
an estate of s100.994. Son and daughters.
Emil j. II. veith, $40 Union avenue. The
Bronx: Sophie @. Hill. Swartswood. N: J: /:
Emma @. Veith. Mary r. Veith. Wilhel-
nina c.. Veith OF % West Ninetieth street
Mary Zoncada, A East Forty ninth street.
receive $16,s32 each.
KATE B. E. DANFORTH (July IA. 1920
Leaving an estate OF x569,1e0 Brothers.
John v. Black. A West Forty-fourth street.
and Henry v. ID. Black OF Irvington. N. Y.
receive $237,242 each. the first outright.
the second in trust fund. Friend, -.ar-
garet g. Shape. Hotel Seymour. has life
interest in 100000.
JOHN NoONAN (May IL, 192o)-I.eaving an
estate OF $201 .6S4. Wife, Name +. Noonan.
sio West forth street. has life interest IN
and Ct. Patrick's Cathedral receive 1000
each.
CHARLOTTE A. WEEKS December 10.
1920)-Leaving an estate OF $27,115. The
Methodist Episcopal Church Home receives
81, 900. Nephew. Edward W. Buckhout, AZ
West Seventy-third street, receives $17.711.
Granddaughter, Katherine b. Buckhout. 305
West Ninety-eghth street, receives $5.903.
IRVING A. STEARNS, wilkesbarre. Pa.
October 5. 1920)-Leaving an estate of
$407. 1888. with $3s. 1858 taxable in New York.
Sister, Clara A. Aldrich, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
has life estate in $35, 900; daughter. Esther
S. Shoemaker. same place. has the residue.
For Other Real Estate News See
Page IA.
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

z. B. Meyrowitz, Inc. opticians,
through Pease Gilman leased the store
In / Wall street from the United Cigar
Stores Company.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
for the estate of Alexander r. Mason to
the Encyclopedia Press the four story
and basement building at 119 East
Fifty-seventh street.
NJ Rosenthal Company leased floors
as follows: To s. wolfenson in 81 and
80 West Twenty-eighth street. to FASH
ionit Mills in 256 Fifth avenue, to Walter
kirschner and Daisy Undergarment
Company in 236 and 23S Fifth avenue.
Charles f. Noyes Company leased the
third floor in 80 and 10l William street
TO William H. Fleisch and Christian A.
Sfebold for five years at an aggregate
rental OF about $4,000; the third floor
In 162 and 164 Front street to the Hol-
land Coffee Company: fourth floor in Sc
Fulton street to the Eastern Underwater
Company for publication purposes; Sec
ond floor in SO Front street to Reamer.
Turner & Co, and floors in fS Fulton
street TO Carl VI. p. Fenk and TO James
Kelley.
Brown, wheeock Company, Inc.
leased space In the Bull Steamship Build
ing to Duilh-Smith- Mcmillan Company,
Inc; also the building at 2142 Eighth
avenue TO the Nassau Lunch Company
renewed the lease OF Huyler's. In 7e3
Broadway; leased store and basement In
o72 First avenue to the Atlas Economy
Stores, Inc, and space in 81 Beekman
street to Strikowsky & Stillman; also
sixth floor in 244 Fifth avenue to M.
Kittenplan, Inc.
Harris. vought g. Co leased store and
basement I'm East Forty-sixth street to
the Ralston Galleries
Henry Trenkman rented the first floor
In 7g Mercer street to Galleck e. Sed-
man.
Henry Brady leased space in 402 and
412 West Twenty-seventh street tc
Camerascope Press. Inc. printers: also
leased space in 211 West Twenty eighth
street 10 the Enlow Company. stationery
George w. BretteI leased 10 Julius
Reich a store In 333 Lenox avenue, tc
James Butler a store In 337 Lenox ave.
nue., TO Joseph Isseries the building al
335 Lenox avenue. 10 Harry Sam d
store In 335 Lenox avenue, to Joseph
Landau the store in 204 East 18Th
street; with Pease a Elliman TO ths
sixth District knights OF Pythias Lodge
the lodge rooms In Madison Hall a,
i25th street and Madison avenue: to q
Mr. Guzzo the third loft in 2352 Third
avenue. and 70 a Mr.. Bernantl loft In
the same building; TO a Mr.. Levy store
IN 200 East 120th street; TO a Mr.
Nbrahams the store in 1853 Third ave-
nue.. and with A. Praeger to the Chain
Shirt Shops, Inc. space in 2426 First
sr4Venue.
& Il. Hess, Inc. leased store In
sel "a olson avenue to Mrs. Grace a
Anderson. blouses and lingerie. az an
aggregate rental Of $4,000
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ESTATES APPRAISED.

MARY MAXWELL November 2S fa1e)--
Leaving an estate OF sGo2. 1877 Nephews
and neces, Henry c. Beadleston. 1913 East
Slxty-first street: Edith Beadleston, SOC
Madison avenue; Chauncey r. Beadleston
Ccdarhurst, l.. r.: Randolph g. Beadeston
Monmouth Beach ~. j., sl.244 In person
atty and life estate Of sal .sg2 each. Mrs
Emma n Pray, Mount Desert, Me. ALFRED
NJ Beadeston and Helen II. Beadeston
both Of Seabright. ". j.. 81, $50 In per
sonalty and life estate OF 1856 each.
HENRIETTA NJ. TENNEY November e.
.i9io)-Leaving an estate Of 1897 Lend
Nurses Association. $4,000: Randolph
Parmley, Rector street, seo,o3s, with
which 70 endow beds In hospitals.
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westchester-saic or Rent.

AT MOUNT vERNON--6 and room new
Colonial homes; open fireplaces; garden and
garages; all improvements; ~, 500 cash. bal
ance as rent; mortgage runs 10 years; houses
and easy housekeeping bungalows built TO
order. For plans and pictures. 704 so.
Fifth nv, blocks north Dyre av. station
Westchester and Boston Railroad, DC. fare.
ACCOUNT leaving city. will sell modern
Fuhurhan home; six rooms. sleeping porch,
electricity, garage, half acre beautiful
grounds; fruit fine neighborhood: excellent
schools; five minutes walk Nepperhan sta
tion; ~ minutes Grand Central: es. 200.
Phone Yonkers sG03M.
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NEWPORT RENrLLs.

r,eBlois e. Eldrdge leased for Miss
rNlen r. Mason. Brent Lodge, in Gibbs
avenue, Newport X. J., to Mrs. r. James
rrnss for the coming season; also for
prnf Raphael Pumpelly his cottage on
aims avenue TO II. Leroy Jones Of this
city for the summer.
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EASY COMPUTATION TO NEW YORK

Permanent home. everything modern and
ready for occupancy at above price: no cx-
tras; steam heat. pnrquet floors, beautifully
decorated inside and out. Select, strictly
residential neighborhood. Water sports, golf.
country club, schools. churches markets
Nearly 900 n. elevation: no mosquitoes
Big living room. with huge open fireplace
Many fine old oaks and birches supply ahun-
dant shade. No servants needed: electrically
equipped throughout including electrAc range,
vacuum cleaner. washer, electric lights and
base plugs. Balance, after initial payment,
can be paid up, with less money than you
will waste in rent the next few years. In
vestigate. p. ID. WORCESTER, Suite 1912.
ITO Broadway. ". Y. O. Tel. 1922 Cort.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.
IS ACRE CENTLEMAN'S FARM
Cut This "Ad" out.
Cut This Nd out.

Cut This Nd out.
Go See IL to-day. any day.
~ paramus Road (Franklin Turnpike)
At East Ridgewood Avenue, Ridgewood.
Gardener always on premises. Beautiful
house, 10 rooms and bath. electricity. some
paruuet floors steam, newly decorated and
exterior painted. Electricity In gardener $
house and barn; all outbuildlngs, including
garage. pump house, chicken house, newly
shrubs vines: large orchard just trimmed.
400 feet black and white grape vines: land
woods S7rhd pasture; brook Price includes
horse, COW, chickens. . wagons and mple-
ments: exceedingly attractive place, among
rood neighbors. Price only $25 900. Way
under cost. Go see Il. ask for Bender Farm.
Photos. details. GHEGAN q LEVINE, 12S
Kingston Avenue, Brooklyn.
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cTTMMTT Houses, Farms, Estates. Thong
ScNAWAs sor Co., Fl Maple so. Tel. 1919
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.


Long Island-Sale or Rent.
BRICK VENEER COLONIAL.
0 RooMS-3 BATHS.
4 master bedrooms, tiled baths. one
with shower; I maids bedroom and
bath; brick garage. wooded plot OF
$1,000 50. feet minutes walk from
Manhasset station grounds well
planted with shrubbery: blue stone
roads and walks.
PRICE $4,000.
Ter1ns-$7, 500 cash. Ten year mort
cages. Perpetual waterfront rights
In your deed.
See MR.. MOCK,
L'ECLUSE, wASHBURN co.
% East 10th st. 1856 Vanderbilt.
Local office, Plandome Road, Manhasset.
Saturday and Sunday. Phone 102 Manhasset.
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AT Port Washington. l.. I.--New houses.
rooms and bath: near station and schools.
For particulars apply owner. G. w. COPP.
106 Main ST., Flushing. N. Y. Phone 2o78
Flushing.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

COTTAGE or bungalow, furnished, with ga
rage, committing distance; preferably ths
seashore: state full particulars. NICHOLAS.
% East 12d.
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BUSINESS CALLS ME AWAY.

BUSINESS CALLS ME AWAY.
VIII sacrifice my contract for beautiful 7
boulevard. with 200 IT. flower beds In
centre; In one OF New York's finest Long
Island suburbs: al improvements. sucn 40
sewage, water, sidewalks, shade trees. &C.,
already Installed; Is 28 minutes from Penn
Station. New York and Brooklyn, by Long
Island third rail electric; 81 600 cash. bal
ance like rent. Address T.. WALTERS. %
Brinke rhoff St, Ridgefield Park. N. J.
BROADWAY -THE-HILL, Flushing. l.. l.
t35th St, between State and Mitchell avs,
blocks north of Auburndale station) Mine
new houses, O rooms and bath; every I'M
proyement; 10 years tax exemption; part
cash balance on doai rsnting T!,,.,,, terms W. o
MEADowMERE PARK-win sell at once
my beautiful summer home at Meadowmere
Park excellent view: bathing. fishing Is feet
off porch: almost new, II room house,
modern improvements . garage; real
bargain: 80 900. Owner. box 63. Lawrence,
l.. l.. phone Longacre .04s.
FEW choice lots for sale in one of New
York's best suburban. tax exempt sections
In heart OF immense building operation;
churches and school adjoining. third rail
electric service within thirty minutes ride OF
Pennsylvania Station or Flatbush av, Brook
lyn; all improvements installed; no assess
ments OF any kind: houses built and building
loans arranged by us. @. r. KNOLL CO..
"a Pine st.
FOR SALE. TWO LOTS-CHEAP.
VIII sell two four lots on 100 II. Boule-
ward, at Bellaire Park. at discount. IL on
main line OF Long Island Railroad. third
rail electric; short ride to New York and
Brooklyn all improvements In no
assessments to be paid for: easy terms.
Write f. j.. Room 20l. 12o Liberty st. N. Y.
FOREST PARK SECTIONAL real home in
perfect condition; rooms. sun porch. tiled
bath and kitchen, sleeping porch, clothes
shute. parquet throughout, gas, electric. cold
storage room and laundry In cellar. hot
water heat, instantaneous hot water heater.
storm windows and screens car garage;
plot 40xi00. Phone Richmond HIN 1880
HOUSE with garage TO rent, immediate
possession, ON gath st., between State st,
and Mitchell av., Flushing. rent tt25 per
month. Write l.. T. FLATTE. 261 B'way,
Borough OF Manhattan. or telephone ng7J
Flushing.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE. l.. f--Attractive
home for sale. large rooms. bath. ready
for occupancy; car garage, stable; corner
plot, f25x224: beautiful planted shribbery
fino location minutes walk depot Apply
q. POWERS, 13f Morris nv.
TWO acre estate on Merrick road, near Bay
Shore thoroughly modern dwelling, lust
remodelled and decorated; ready 10 occupy
gas, electric. copper screens; car garage;
price $4,000. j. d. ROSS. owner. 55i
Nohtrand av., Brooklyn. Tel Lafayette 6s
or Bay Shore I1p.
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REAL ESTATE-EUR0PE.

FOR SALE--Medoc. France, large residen-
tial and lucrative estate, 420 acres; one
holding perfect location In proximity to At
lantic beaches minimum income 2o.0Ou
francs price 500, 900 francs. Write offers to
Maitre Charpentier. Notary Avenue OPERA
Paris.
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Borougl, Of Breoklyn-sale or Rent.

FOR SALE-5 story, detached. % #. apart
ment house; plot 43x114: best section of
remodelled; an investment OF $4,000 gives
buyer possession of floor and garage and
1875 return on investment. ROSS, real estate,
ette 6S.
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A SERvANTLESS HOUSE AT LAST
$1,000

Y6sVVV
CASH AND
$1,000 ON
Easy Terms
Takes Title.
SIX ROOMS,
rned Bath,
GARAGE
Plot.
It00 n It.4 %
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey--Ssle or Rent,

New Jersey-Ssle or Rent.
ASRJRY PARK, ALIENHURSr. DEAL
REACH AND yICINITYg COMPLETE
LIST FURNISHED SUMMER HOMES FOR
RENT; SEASHORE PRofE.IN nVk
SALE UARRINGTON CtNslSSHAM.
KiNMONTH BLDG. AsBunS rARk. y. >.
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RUTHERFORD REALTY BARGAINs.
EDw. 8. BROWN. shafer Rldg.. Rutherfsrs.
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FOR RENT-LAwRENcE PARK
BRONxVILLE,
for two or three (3) months. beginning June
rs, 12 rooms, 8 baths: garage. shade trees.
smaii garden; linen and silver; $500 per
month: without linen and silver. $500 per
month. Phone TOWNSEND. Bronxvflie 3S72.
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Washington Heights, Above i:5th st.
West Of 6th Av.

DWELLING; 518 w. 1880 st.-Three story.
excellent condition. vacant. open for In
spection; immediate possession; price $15.-
500: must be to be appreciated. II. v.
MEAD CO., 397 Sth av.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 14th st. to 59th st. unclusive).
East River to North River.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
New York.

COTTAGE AND CAMP TO RENT.
Six room unfurnished cottage to rent. we'll
shaded, large lawn, near Schroon Lake.
Furnished camp. situated in the pines on
Echo Lake. Address, Under the Naples
Pottersvtlle Warren country. N. Y.
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$500 CASH
over three years first mortgage buys
plot 75x115, excavated, ready for apart
ment house, Nelson av., West Bronx, near
Woodycrest av.; suitable for dwellings.
Principals only call RYAN 4 CO., 142
West 125th
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For Other Real Estate News See
Page IA.
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, l.. T-Attractive
home for sale, large rooms bath. ready
for occupancy; car garage, stable; corner
plot, f25x224: beautiful planted shribbery
fine location minutes walk depot Apply
q pOMERS. LII Mnrria nv
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Borough of Bronx-sale or Rent.

s. K. correr East l73d ST., Topping av.-
141Nx131x, house and barn; property Is
free and clear. Make offer to w. H.
j<AHRS, 1920 Washington nv., Bronx.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-09-02
or EXPRESS MEN cur
aion of Six Cents an Hour
Effective August I

Wages of about $4,000 American
Railway Express employees will be re-
duced six cents an hour August /, un-
der an order issued by the United
States railroad labor board The or
der will not affect the few hundred ex-
press company shopmen. 1t is esti-
mated the pay roll saving to the COM
pany will approximate $SO0G,000 year
ly.
The general wage award made by
the labor board in 1920 gave the eX-
press company workers an increase Of
sixteen cents an hour Hence, the pay
cut now ordered leaves them with ten
cents an hour more than they were re-
ceiving a year ago.
The recent decision, it is believed,
was the last wage reduction order Of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-09
4,83O ARE ADMITTED D. Aaanc;atad presa

Washington, July S.-The natIonaI soldiers home for disable volunteer soldiers admitted 4,630 former serv- ice men during the past fiscal year, Gen. George II. Wood, president of the home told the Senate investgat- ing committee today. Veterans Of the Civil war are admitted to the home. General Wood said, upon pre- sentation of honorable discharge pa pers, without reference to the war risk insurance bureau, and vocation al traiung is given the requested by the federal board for vocational education. The home at present cares for 5000 veterans, he added and It IS proposed to increase the capacity Of five of the establishments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-09
BOY ACQUITTED
Was Charged With Killing Negro
 With Hammer

Anniston, July S.-(Special.)-- Movie Holloway. 15-year- white boy, charged with killing Wiley Davis, negro ice wagon driver, Tues day by striking him on the head with a hammer, was given preliminary hearing before Judge Thomas w. Coleman in county court Friday, verdict of acquittal being rendered following the hearing of the evil dence.
 Witnesses for the defense testified that Davis had attacked the boy boy with an ice pick, while other witnesses for the state swore that the boy struck the negro while he was sitting on a bench with his back to a tree.
 The difficulty which resulted in the death of the negro driver occurred near the end of the car line in West Anniston. The defendant was repre- scented at his trial by Duke Logan of the firm of Tate & Logan, and the state was represented by Special Prosecutor J. Phil Whiteside.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-09

in the house. It certainly is my best friend and couldnot keep house with out it. I have recommended it to many and always shall. You may use this letter if you wish. "-M Mrs. EDWARD PITTS, 2 High St., New burgh, N. Y.
 It has been said that sebackache is an invention of the Evil One to try wonen's souls," but even so, 1t is more often a symptom of female trouble which sooner or later declares itself. Day after day it drags a woman down and night after night prevents restful sleep. Such woman should follow Mrs. Pitts advice and try Lydia E: Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It contains no narcotic or harmful drugs. <
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-09
zas CVITAN CLUB IS ORGANIZED AT GADSDEN

Gadsden. July S.-(special)-A Civitan club has been organized in Gadsden by Kenneth F. Smith of Bir- mingham, who has been In the city several days and has succeeded in securing a splendid list of members. The charter will be presented tonig 1t by United States Commissioner Ken meth c. Charlton of Birmingham. The following officers have been elected
 and will be installed at the meeting tonight: w. T. Murphree, president; Dr. George S. Vann, vice president; D. H. Cross, Jr, secretary and treas urer. A splendid musical programme
 will be an additional feature or the meeting tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-09
Police Round Up SpeederS
 and Cut-0ut FiendS

Gadsden, July S.-(Special )-Ch'ef of Police .Littlefield and his patrol men made drive on the auto driv- CTS last night and caught 40 of the speed demons and cutout fiends, as well as those who run without lights, and in the police court this morning each offender received fine Of 50, netting the city over S200.
 One of the offenders was one of the aldermen who was running ms car with the cutout wide open. The chief has decided to enforce the law against speeders and those who use the cutout to excess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-09
INJURED GIRL IMPROVING.

Anniston, July 8--lSpeclaI.J--dI Daisy Meadows, the 16-year-old braider who was so seriously nurt at the plant of the Anniston Cordage company Thursday by failing shaft was reported at St. Luke's hospital Friday afternoon to be in a much bet ter condition than had been expected. Miss Meadows regained consciousness late Thursday night and showed signs of returning strength through out the night. Her skull was frac- tured and several ugly wounds were inflicted about her head and face in the accident.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-09
MARTIAL LAW LIFTED
Troops on Guard Past AS Hours
 Are Recalled
By Associated Press

Macon, Ga, July S.--Martial law was lifted at Fitzgerald at 3 o'clock this afternoon. after being in force 4S hours. The three companies of the first regiment, Georgia national guard, returned to their armories to- night, the two Macon companies ar irving here at D. m. with Col. H. D. Russel in command
 All was quiet at Fitzgerald while the troops were there, and, according to officers, who attended conferences between the warning factions of the town, there is disposition to end fighting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-09
GOES TO INEIRMARY.

Anniston. July S.-tSpeciaI )-Mrs w. o. Ward, wife of the city clerk of Anniston, has gone to Birmingham for a weeks treatment and rest at the South Highlands infirmary. Mrs. Wards many frieds here and else where will be interested in the an- nouncement that she Is no wshowing. signs of improvement after several weeks of painful suffering.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-09
FEW NEW RECIsTRANTs

Athens. July S.-( Special. The registrars sitting at the courthouse this week for the purpose of regis |tering those who have become eligi- |ble to registration since the sitting of the board one year ago, report that there are only about an aver age of three new registrants per day waited upon by them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-09
VETERANS TO HOLD PICNIC

Athens. July S.-(Special-)-Th annual reunion and picnic of the old Confederate soldiers of this county will be held at O'Neal park July 28. This has been the custom of this body for many years, and the date is always looked forward to with deep est interest by the few of the re-, maining heroes of the sixties -e- maining in Limestone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-09
IJTTLE BOY DIES

2 Anniston. July S.-tSpeciaD-G ner Box, Jr., -months-old baby Of MT. and Mrs. Gardner Box, died at the family home on North Wilmer avenue Thursday evening after an illness of nearly month, the funeral services being held from the residence Friday afternoon and the intern ent being at Edgemont cemetery.