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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
FREDERICKSBURG MEN
ATTEND DAIRY MEETING
Judge II. N. L.. Chichester mud Frank
&. Hnldwin go to Convention
ut Roanoke.
Especial to The Times.Dispatch.I

i@pcClal TO Tue Times
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Feb. %.
Judge IL Ii. l.. Chichester ANA
Frank t. baldwin. of I'rcGcricksbura,
attended the fourteenth annual on
r~"n,ion OF Virginia State Dairymcn's
Association and Virginia Creamery
mems Association az Roanoke. NJ.
baldwin. retiring president Of the
~D"!ryulun's Association. delivered an
tSlc address on 'rhc New Aims and
pbiects q: The Dairy mems .\ssoc;n-
ION lie WAS succeeded by Frank
:. walker. Of Woudbcrry Forest.
Madison County. who was elected
president OF the association FOR the
enSIt.EE year.
Judge Chichester and Mr.. Baldwin
. ere each elected as members of the
board OF directors Of the Dairy
mems Association for 1924. Judge
Chichester waS elected president
az the Virginia State Guern-
soy Hr"chers' Association. and
Mas also placed on the board Of dircc-
tore ana executive committee Of this
body. Judge Chichester led II round
table discussion Of cattle topics. Tho
Judge delivered an address on "The
l:uildinS up o: a Pure Bred Dairy
Herd"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
I2-YEAR-0LD WOMAN
ARRESTED IN B0NSACKS
Mr>. samuel j. wheeler Taken Inv
Federal Officer ON Charge Or
Cnmntcrfcitinr
,.,.IHE Assnciatcd i'rcss

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. sa-urs
samuel 7. Wheeler. a. gears old. OF
Eonsacks, Va. near here, today was
arrested by Deputy l.. <. Marshal
Charles. Hamilton on a charge o;
According TO Federal Distric. At
toTney Joseph Chitwood. Mrs. Wheeler
confessed that she had raised q num-
Der of 81 aud $40 Federal reserve
notes TO $50 ard 500. ana made pu--
chascs with them in this city.
Federal officers who searched Mrs.
Nhe.ler's home ut i5onsaCks. the dis
irict attorney declared. found q set o.
utensils for changing figures on pa
per money.
When the authorities questioned
Mrs. Wheeler. they said. she declared
she found ~" f,UgitcrIciting utensils
u an cvanyciic.' incct!ug inN;hc CIT;
Auditorium ere :iIAt fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
GRETNA TOBACCO CONCERN
WILL CLOSE FOR SEASON
buyer for Im.crlni Company C,li.,
Away an Account IllncS>-SnIcs
BcngS I'm DUu>iII,.

DANNILLE. VA, Feb. a3.-owlnt
10 Inc fact that tIc buyer for the Inn
pnr!al Tobacco Company at Grctna
mas Dcen called 20 his nom" Dy illness
tho maritct has been closed fo- "a.
season instead Of waiting until Marrh
l. according 10 word received from
there today. The in Gu.s.
t!oh mas been a heavy buyer Of tho
present crop. and, with the knowl.dy.
that "a" concern would no, be rcpr..
tcnttd. j; was deemed in.dvlgahIc "a
Keep the market Open longer.
sizes ne:c Today were n"avy again
iiid ir!Hts We're reported to. be q
shade lower than what they were las;
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
FUNERAL OF H. J. BROWN
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Fersiccs VIII lie Conducted From
seminary Chapel and Intcrmcnt
VIII BE In hollywood.

FuhcraI scrviccs Tor ]. Iicnry
tSro"n. aged 81, Win he conducted
rom Seminary Chapel tomorrow
at $3.50 o'clock. Intcrment
fTll be in Hollywood. Mr.. Brown
lied a. hts home, 400 Seminary Ave
fluc. GintcT PARK, Tuesday morning at
S!fo O'Clock. He was stricken with
''hrdISHls I'VE weeks e while driving
ms automobile ZONE from his Office.
BESIDES his wife, who was Miss
lillian O.. Johnson. OF ~Hlack stone. he
caves Two daughters, Miss Carrie
RBrown and Mrs. l. Il. Stratton. and
fhrco sons. Earle l., Hamilton and Lee
aid, in addition TO several brothers
Ftnd sisters. and his father. william
lt. Brown. OF W~cstChcstcr. ia lie was
native OF Chester County. Ia. and
fwa5 a member OF III. Woodneu and
lodges.
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w. w. SOUTAAlL
Is BURIED IN AMELIA
Arc Conducted mt Grave u
Family hnryinE Gr"und-Di-d
in ItichuOnd.

Tho funeral OF Rev. W. ". South
|al, who died early Monday morn
was held al the old home in
Amelia County yesterday morning.
|;hc burial being in the family bury
ground
Services We're conducted at the
at II o'clock. MIR. Southnil,
who had been i'll for a long time.
at hts home. I'll: Floyd Avcnuc
.Hn was Il retired minister OF the
Methodist Church, and was a veteran
Ipf the War between the States.
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Inhn 4. narINnnk

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Feb. %.
AIR. John 4. Hartsook. aged "a. for
merly ia the employ OF the Cniver-
sity of Virginia, died Sunday at the
home of his Oldest son. John ". Hart
sock. In indianapolis. Ind. The body
reached here today and the intcrmcnt
MAS held Tuesday, in lakewood Gene
terry. SIX children survive. John W.
OF Indianapolis; Charlcs H. o.
Greensboro; w. r.. Of Huntington;
J.. ~, Of Greensboro; Mrs. Milton
TiiIcy, OF Cleveland. and Mrs. Mundy
g. Bolton. OF Roanoke. lie also
leaves two brothers and one sister.
ID. y. Hartsook, OF Wilmington, Del.
j. L. Hartsook. OF 81. Rcrn!ce. Ind.
and Mrs. Robert McFall. Of Terra
Hautc, Ind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
"BlllY" SUNDAY WILL
SPEAK IN LYHCHBURG
Move To Itc Mnd- Soon 20 Secure
Quarters for Meeting Which
Is 10 lie Held In DE-.

LYNCTIHURG. VA. Feb. 23.--IIav-
ing ccurcd the promise or Rev. VII
liam i. sunday to hoi.l a meeting
here in 1922. :he local Ministerial
tniOn at its next meeting ~ Xpcctcd
10 end Il request 20 the evangelist
for him to set II definite date for the
local campaign.
y move rs 10 be made" soon TO Sc
cure quarters for the meeting. and
Tho DRIFT now is TO AN auditorium n
thirteenth and Court Streets or Il
large C lot owned by the city.
Hackers now hope to secure q per
nancnt building there with s~catiu.;
for at least 10000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

ESTABLISH RADIO STATION
AT BLACKSTONE ACADEMY
VIII I:nnbIr Military school to Keen
In Touch With All Important
happenings.

BLACKSTONE. VA. Feb. 23.-rhe
authorities Of Blackstone Military
Academy have just completed the
establishment or 4 modern wireless
station which enable the academy to
keep IN touch with all the important
happenings. receiving their news :rc.n
all the leading stations OF America.
and on some occasions they have been
ahtc to PICK up Maven. Germany.
Not only is the academy able to re-
ceivc the tc!cgraphic code, but also
'hey can communicate by wireless
telephone. Every night they enjoy
concerts which are rendered to ali
wireless telephone stations by the
Pennsylvania.
The establishing Of this station is
another step taken by Blackstone
Academy in maxim. this preparatory
school II OF the most complete and
modern in the South. Competent in
struction in the use o: the wirclcss
wlll commence in the near future. n
Interested cadets Will he able to re-
cei"c fundamental and practical les
sons in this RAPIDLY developing
science.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

lIARl.ISONBIRG. VA. Feb. Ga
The late John II. Crawn, formerly of
Mount Crawford. near HarrisonburE.
was awarded a merit OF "charractcr-
-NCell"nt' by the War Department,
according to a letter just received by
his father. j. i. crawn. Young Crawn
enlisted in the Marine Corps and re-
c"iNcd his training ut Paris Island.
=. G., where lie WAS awarded q sharp
shooters medal. He died OF sleep
ing sickness" a few weeks after his
Icturn to the United States from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
Tobacco Man Visits pnn,lrl..

Powell, vicc-prcsident OF the John T..
Hughes Tobacco Company. Inc. who
has been taking treatment at Ashe-
Vile. y. G., spent the weekend here.
returning To North Carolina ycs,cr-
day. Ills visit here. II was said a.
headquarters Of the concern. was
merely 10 visit his family, and had
also made OF the report that men in
charge OF factories in other towns
had been called here for u confer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
REPUBLICAN LEADERS HOLD
QUIET CONFERENCE MONDAY
g. q. y. Iirnds In Fifth ConErcssiouai
District Meet In Danyiilc.
Nothing Given Out.

DANNIl.LE, VA, Feb. ia quiet
conference Of Republican leaders in
the Fifth Congressional District was
held at the Hotel Burton during the
curse Of yesterday afternoon Moth
!ug VAS given out after tho session.
but the belief prevails that prospcc-
tive appointments TO Ollie. IN the
eastern end OF the district were dis
cusscd
Besides several prominent local Re
Jubl!cans, Colonel Il. r.. Powell. OF
Gr.,ra: Or. Charles l.. Smith. Mar
tins Vile. and l.. <. Wolf. OF Halifax
County. were present.
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VIII nrnn,Ify CIT, of r~ctcrshurE.

fETF!tSBtIsG, VA. Feb. 23.-Tity
Manager Brownlow and city Engineer
isudd conferred yesterday ON plans
for III. identifying Of the city.
These plans. especially Ia relation 10
thUroug hfarcs. call for extensive i'm
prOvc!ncnts. but when these improve
mcnts viii be started Is not known.
In an effort 10 get the public's opinion
on'thc matter. city Manager BrowE-
low has asked that suggestions he
sent him in regard TO the proposed
improvements
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Good For whooplns Cough

Mrs. Vim. Saver. ?ol Nichol ST.
Utica. y. y. writes: My little girl
had w~hooping cough awful bad. |
gave her tolcy's Honey and Tar Com
pound and il helped her wondcrGully.''
This good cough syrup checks colds.
stops coughing. and covers raw. in
famed membranes with Il healing
cOat.nE.-AdN.
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Inhn A. SnurrIcr.

WINCHESTER. VA. Feb. ca
Funeral services were held in Balti-
}more, Wednesday for John T.. Spur
iricr, II. formerly superintendent Of
the Shenandoah division of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. with which
he began work at IA years of age.
as a water hoy. He was until recent
y on the stan 81 General Manager
one daughter, Mrs. Ashby sprint,
Winchester, survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
THREE
Large Tobacco Sale \, und..

DANVILLE. VA. Feb. 23.--one OF
the largest individual sales Of tobacco
ever made here took place on Friday.
L. was learned today. whe9 all OF the
tenants Of Colonel J. NJ. Galloway's
plantation. near Madison, ". C..
shipped their curings--I5.OOO pounds
IN alto the local market, the cntir.
lot selling at an average OF $40 per
hundred pounds.
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rsirc DOC. Dnnnr. !, D,r,,u.

nm ILI.F.. w. Fob. .3.-DHnngc
estimated at several hundred dollars
was done last night when fire of un-
determined origin broke out in tho
rear OF a shoe repairing shop oper-
atcd by A.. VIII. oil South Union
Street. The fire communicated with a
supply Of volatile and innummabIe
rubber solution, which spread tho
blaze in all directions. Fire and water
damage was sustained rs the Sk.d-
den Stationery store. and the Sanitary
Tyfp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
Mrs. Anne I.cn .nir,,

Mrs. Anne Lea. widow OF j. Tatnall
Lea. OF "Bloomfieid." near Ivy. his
county, died this morning at the
Aldinc Hotel, in Philadelphia. The
funeral services will he held Tuesday
from tine Aldinc. Three children
survive, Langdon Lea, Mrs. William
Mrs. Marshall. Snc also leaves Il
brother, Frank Cabccn: a sister. Miss
Ellen Cahccn. and q grandson. Win.
Meade Fletcher. Jr.. all OF Philadel-
,,i4
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MnIfcr T. Swift

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Feb. 90.
Waiter r. swift. aged ~. died n
few days ago at his irpme in Louisa
County. lie is survived by his wife
and four -cliildren; his father. w. II.
Swift. and two brothers. Alfred j., of
Richmond, and John T., OF Ashland;
Two sisters, Mrs. w. c.. Swift. of
~Spotsyivania County, and Mrs. c. Il.
OF Ashland.
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Frozen pipe Causes Expio,Ion.

HAItFtISONBCIkLi. VA. Feb. t.
Frozen water pipes in the fire box of
Il kitchen range vas given as the
cause of Il terrific explosion which
wrecked the stove in the home OF
Mrs. Albert Lambert. at Woodstock.
recently. The explosion took place
Just after and the house
Wife had just stepped out OF the room.
One OF the stove lids was hurled
against the ceiling and firmly en-
bcddcd there.
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cHARLOTTESNILI.T:, VA. Feb. %.
Key. y. 7. W!ngh.id. aged ~, died
at midnight last night, after an III
ness OF only ono-hour. He had been
II sufferer from heart trouble for the
past year. He married u Miss Nor
veil. daughter of Mr.. W. w. Ncrvell.
OF this city. She survives. with Il
daughter. Grace. lie also leaves
fnrce brothers, w. 'ruppcr, of
Roanoke: Harry H., OF Winchester,
and Edward T., of this city. \ sister.
Mrs. Il. l.. Marshall. died a few weeks
ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
Poland, China Weighs $50 Pounds.

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA. Fcb. GA
Poland China hog. weighing $50
pounds. was tho center of attraction
on "A street here recently when its
owner. NJ. ". Adams. Il thoroughbred
sto"'i raiser. brought the animal to
The owner said the hog was
two years old last Friday. and a
gained in weight at tho rate of 100
pounds a month for the last -four
months
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Five prixoners t3.rapc.

hYETTENiLL:, y. c. Fen. o.
Five negro prisoners escaped from
Cumberland County Jail here last
night icy saving a hole through the
top OF Il cell. One OF the prisoners
was recapturcd this afternoon. The
>cgrocs were awaiting trial on minor
charges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
william Is. MucGrrror.

LYNCIIBURG. VA, Feb. .3.-w!l-
Ham r.. MacGrcYoP. - years OF age.
"a brother OF Il. u. MaCGrcgor. OF this
died Monday a; his home at
Oman. Nelson County. y native ut
scotland. lac had lived In Nelson
|son OF the late. Donald MncG""gor.
lie Is survived by his mother. Mrs.
Anne MacCircEor; 4 sister. Mrs. Mag
|gic Hughes. OF Onan. and TWO broth
|crs, X. \. MacGrcGor. Sew York. and
John y. MacGrcEor. .Afton.
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Mns Lain "

FAYETTEVILLE. ". c., Feb. ca
Mrs. John McNeili. 50, OF Goodwin.
near here. was instantly killed nj
Goodwin late yesterday. when a pas
senger thain struck her when she
attempted TO walk across the tracks.
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sfnnrt CnrrIhnr

PETERSBURG. Feb. 23.-Remains
of Stuart corriher. who died at the
Petersburg Hospital Monday night.
after an Illness of but one day, have
been shipped to tho homo OF his par
ents, Lands, NJ c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

LYNCHBURG, VA, Feb. 23.-Afiss
Hattie Richards. 81. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. c.. w. Richards. is dead at
her home at Gretna, after n years
Illness.
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Mrs. susan w. FrnnkIi,,.
Miss HATTIE Richards.

LYNCHRURG, VA. Feb. o3.--Mrs.
Susan W. Franklin, rs. died at Gretna
OF pneumonia.
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So BAD he could
NOT EAT HIS FOOD
Berkeley, Va, Ship Carpenter
Tells How Plant Juice Re.
stored Him to Health.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
He Can Now Eat His Food
Without Pain and Feels
the Best In Years.

Many remedies can be obtained. but
the best in the opinion OF most people
is Plant Juice, the celebrated herbal
stomach remedy. THOUSANDS of pco-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31

The Age-Herald maintains special rep
 resentatives in Bessemer for handling correspondence, advertising and sub scriptions Mrs. l.. D. McCulum, cor respondent. receives news Items; phone Bessemer 1072. H. Is. Walker, Realty building. Bcssehher. manager of circu- lation.
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MORE SCHOOLS FOR
 JEFFERSON COUNTY
New Mattress Factory Pro- posed for EnsIey-Ram-
 say Sees Improvement

The Age Herald maintains special bureau in Ensley for handling corre- spondence and advertising. Avenue b and Seventeenth street; Clyde w. En- his, representative, phone Ensley 626. For subscriptions. call Circulation de- pertinent. Main 4900.
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Sees More Business

Erskine Ramsay and J. S. Patter- son, owners of much property in Ensley, were here yesterday con ferring with President Robert +. Chadwick and Vice President S c. King of the Bank of Ensley and H. M. Mcdowell in charge of the Ram say & Mccormack buildings
 They did not give out any infor- nation as to any new developments, although Mir. Ramsay did say there
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Ticket Books
(-15 Tickets for $1.OO)

ClO l1cketS TOT @l.OUJ will be on sale Monday morning, August l. at the main and branch offices of the company and at:
 Parkers Drug Store, Woodward Bldg. Burnett's Cigar Store, Brown arx Bldg. Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, Sd Ave- and 18th St.
 Louis Saks, Ed Ave. and 18th St. Louis Pizitz, 2d Ave. and 18th St., Jewel ry Counter, Ground Floor.
 Five Points Drug Company.
 Bains Drug Company, Woodlawn. Cowgirl Drug Company, North Birming- ham.
 Berney's Pharmacy, Ensley.
 Vivian Pharmacy, Wylam.
 Halls Drug Store, Fairfield
 Turner's Drug Store Pratt City. Fulton Drug Company, 5th Ave. and 18th St., Bessemer.
 It will be the policy of the receiver to encourage the use of these tickets in every reasonable way, and as rapidly as possible other agencies for the sale of tickets will be established and proper notice given to the public. This change in rates is a reduction if the regular rider will take advantage of the opportunity and use tickets.
 Buy Book and Save Money
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IsersonaIs

I returned home Friday from Montreal, | N C.. where they have spent the past, three weeks. Mrs I C. Houston and Miss Julia Houston will leave Monday for Charleston, S e, and Sullivans is- land. where they will spend one month.
 will spend several weeks with Mrs.
 Charles Ray at her home on Fourth avenue, arriving Saturday. 1 Mir and Mrs. Mark Morrill, and children will leave Monday for Dale vllle, where they will visit relatives for 10 days.
 1 Mrs Charles Odell who has been |. the guest of Miss Hattie Briggs and Mrs w. J. Austin at Prince's Springs, has returned home
 | Mrs. Harry Febiger will return to i her home in New Orleans Monday, after a visit to Mrs. J. L. Whitmore and other relatives in the city.
 Mrs. Ellis c. Brown leaves the early part of the week for Chicago, and later will travel in New Mexico, returning home September I. | Mrs. William Caffee, formerly i Miss Jessie Bumgardner. is visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. Gordon F. Jones left Friday
 for Chicago, where she will visit rel atives for some time. Mrs Richard Lamb, former citizen ! of Bessemer. is In Birmingham, hav- 1 ing been called there on account Of
 the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Elm
 ory Simpson. who. Her many friends will be glad to learn. is improving after an illness of several weeks. 1 Miss Nina Ottolingui has returned | to Charleston. S. C., after visit to her sister. Mrs. F. II. Lopez. and to Mrs. J. H. Winters.
 Mrs. T. c. Donald has as her guests Mrs. Barge and her daughter Eu- genia Barge. of Pineapple Mir. and Mrs. George Etheri1ge of 1 Bayou la Batre are the guests of rela {.
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Woodward Bridge Club

"oOu"aT0 Slub
 The Woodward Bridge club was delightfully."- entertained at the Wood ward Golf and Country club by Mrs. J. c. Keigley at it's recent meeting The club rooms on this occasion were unusually attractive with thc tables for the games arranged in the living room and sun parlor. The prizes. lovely fruit basket and bot tie of toilet water, were awarded te Mrs. w. H. Glasgow and Mrs. Hercne, Wilson.
 A salad course with iced tea was served after the games. Mrs. keig ley included in her charming hos pitality Mra Harry Strain, Mrs. Robert Hitchcock, Mrs. Herbert Smith. Mrs. J. H. Leonard, Mrs. Ed Duncan, Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. T. J. Cunniff. Mrs w. D, Miller, Mrs J. Long, Mrs. J. M. Bonds, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Whetmore and Miss Grace Bui' lock.
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CHANGES IN Street Railway Fares EFFECTIVE 3A. M, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 Fifteen Tickets for $1OO 6 and 2-3 cents Per Ride) Cash Fare 8 Cents Transfer Charge of Cents on Each Trans fer Issued Excepting on Transfers Between the Following Lines: Roebuck Springs and East Lake, Tidewater
 or Rugby.
 Rugby and East Lake or Tidewater
 Irondae and Gate City.
 Tarrant City and Boyles.
 Woodward and North Bessemer.
 Mountain Terrace and Highland Avenue
 or Lakeview.
 Tidewater and Pratt City or Fairfield Ex-
  Ticket Books 5 inc, Fdgewood and - South Highlands lines .s; ': .s $:s@ s %sa z% 'S School Tickets Unchanged nsas unchanged nd 23 tickets good lines giving
 
 $ ;s$$$ $$ $;: $ s::ys;s ; . ',.sss as'''s'., each zone Besemr lines % @ Tansferp privilege all connecting will receiver edto Robk n'0 gwen" to Fairfield and nnsn eal a.d s. .n y w m 0e noo to privileges in Eirmngha The Alabama Public Service Commission In
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being entertained by MT. and Mrs. George Stevenson.
 Professor Farrior will speak at both services of the Presbyterian church Sunday. On August he and Mrs. Farrior will sail for China, where they will serve for 10 years as missionaries of this church.
 Luncheon For Mrs. Cobb
 The luncheon on Friday for Mrs Fred Cobb, given by Miss Maud Buck at her home on Arlington avenue was one of the most delightful af- fairs that has been given for this charming visitors. bringing number of her old friends and school mates
 The luncheon table was beautifully appointed with a central decoration of sweet peas, and place cards bore the names of the honoree, Mrs. Cobl and Mrs. Earl Calvin, Mrs. John Ea- gan, Mrs. l.. w. Allen, Mrs. Jim Don aldson, Mrs. Kittrell Trotter, Mrs David Trotter, and Misse Maud and Lorraine Buck and May Kennedy. A five-course luncheon was served afnl tine afternoon was spent dn de- lightful informalty.
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Puhlic InstnlIatIon

Purity temple, No. 3. Ensley lodge of Pythian Sisters, will have a public installation of officers at the Pytnian hall, Avenue E, Ensley, Tuesday evening, August 2. o'clock. All Pythians and their friends are cor dially invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31

Mrs. B. F. Harris will entertain the Matrons' club Friday afternoon at the Elks' club at 4 o'clock.
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Corporation Dissolved

Papers dissolving the corporati ton or the West Bessemer Land company were filed Saturday in the probate office in Bessemer. The stockhold- CTS in the company were Dr. T. c. Donald. c. J. Donald. Dr. M C. Thom- as. w. l.. Coston and o. w. Lewis.
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Song Service Sunday Night

There will be a special song serv- ice Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church. to which the public is n- vited.
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Miss Mary Pegrnm

Funeral services over the remains of Miss Mary Pegram were held yss- terday morning from the residence of Mrs. W. c. Garrett, a sister of the deceased. The services were con- ducted by the Rev Toombs, pastor of the Presbyterian church.
 A large number of friends were present. The floral offerings were numerous and beautiful.
 Miss Pegram died in Washington. She is survived by her brother, B. k. Pegram of this city, in addition 10 her sister. Mrs. Garrett of Ensley.
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Mrs. George Rutledge will enter tain the members of the Matrons club Thursday afternoon at her none at 4 o'clock.
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Mrs. F F. Farrior will speak to all women of the First Prespyterian church Monday afternoon at o'sioc. at the church, and others intefesteu are invited to be present