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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-07
SHERIFF SHOT,

Deputy Sheriff T. u. Cunning
ham, of Hardy county, is in a
critical condition from the effects
OF a gunsllot wound in the neck,
received when he and a number of
other deputies undertook to arrest
Ben and James Sec, draft dodgers,
who have been cvading arrest
the opening of the war. Both were
arrested and taken to the Berkeley
county jail for safe keeping =
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-07
BILLY SUNDAY Ar EAlRM0HI

a siX-weekS evangelistic cam.
paisn was opened at Fairmont last
Sunday the End by William Ashly
tc.Billy") Sunday with a crowd
estimated at 5000. One of his
sunday discotrses was on the
Evils of Society" A choir Of 600
led by Home Roteheaver is making
the music.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-07

success is assured and we may
hope and expect in the immediate
future to sec a new, more beauti-
full and commodious building rise
from the ashes Of the one now in
ruins.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-07

The famous University of vir.
glnla is trying to raise an endow-
ment of $4,000, 900, and has appoint
ed Samuel Price as Chairman of
the drive in this County. ANY con-
trlbution or pledge in aid OF the
ffund you may wish TO make NAV
be left with him. The Universitv
ranks A ! among all the great
schools of America and there's not
one where the standard of scholar
ship is higher or from which q
ue8ree means more TO the student
who holds it.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-07

The toll Of human life to keen
Ainrlcan 1iresides supplied with
coal last year was 1888 the bureau
OF mines announced. A wear .ouo
accidents and disasters in the coal
mines cost 2,1i6 lives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
.QNvINcMG

EhfPAfER advertising. presenting a worthy product and
*#tra ny Intelligence and courage and persistence. is the sur.
~ rfedncer OF rewards tnaf exists IN any field Of business effort.
fHF 4 not On original statement. II has been repeated many
||> 'nd ~ being made with steadily increasing frequency, be.
~ =. true and because It's truth h constantly being
N&N1HHfAted.
T hnvs a recent striking illustration Of the efficiency Of news
#6# 4aFertisnf IN the cxrrricnce Of the Literary Digest.
*Ife years ago this publication had $4,000 subscribers. The
##'IH aecided that . iarger circulation was desirable and that
N 1a{ way TO get il was through advertising.
'f ipur years tl,0D0000 a year was INVESTED annually in news
*Fn Afonehout the country. The result is that today Literary
Nz* has a circulation Of l3O0000 and its incumc has been in
r1<fi more than $50 per cent.
- Nftn the business Scmp came observers Of the Digcst's policy
IcF**<>ttt disaster and los from the enormous annual advertising
txp*11nr- The Digests directors thought differently, their cu-
.rte411 ttlng that the period Of reaction was the time TO increase
|H6 'tiI1f for business They increased Il The result, again. has
been = peaier gain in circulation and income during the past year
~ aspf4sed business conditions, than IN any previous period IN the
tpk1sf ~ the four years campaipn.
ftsd the answer 70 this question Of Editor and Pubnsher," "
on aHAorlty upon advertising media aud business production
We believe not Newspaper advertising presents lis message
HItH people are IN a receptive mood, Appearing ~ IL does in a
lnt4lEnl shat IS welcomed and read in practically every household
a i 1puna 10 attract the attention 81 the masses Of people, and IL
,tr article advertised possesses real merit, large sales are sure 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
ALARMING increase
In THE NUMBER
SU|CDESMl 1870
Divorces, sllProhibition
And Congested Liv-
ing Are Blamed

NEW h'utr June iN'fee-
conneaten NtlnA copni''nnrf w"
enaetmrnt ~ ne E~iEhirenth "nlenn-
ment are given ~ pt'"ahn enu-rH
" w ",rsan'ssan. ,esa .~rcerStre AZ
certc.,s 81 the
.".-rtf. t.,~,. MIN ofur.s in
~. a. ~ ~ tfoffrnan s,n-
$500. ~ ~. ,,c.ulvosioo csfi-
..sr ~ ..s IT,. man
~ a ~ th.sc ,.nor,e1 go. .cT
~. 49, nve,nsinp Al.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
h PRIvILECED BOYS

Boys Club Federstion, a national organization Of $50 clubs
"A lO2 600 boy members. has completed a survey which leads
conclusion that out Of every 100 boys, four are super
~ in recreaiions and advantages, 30 have normal privileges
f&e underprivileged
"a Is a bad lineup for the future citizenship Of the Cnted
fortunately these conclusions are drawn from boys clubs
n nainly in large cities They do not apply in the smaller
at towns and villages. and in the country districts Of our
They do not apply. for instance, in Albuquerque.
Eth might pay us 70 find out just how our boy statistics
a. 70 privileges. How many out Of every 100 boys in Albn-
e are under -privilegcdf Not many, you'll say offhand; be-
We have the boy scout organization, Che Y. NJ G. A. and the
1 facilities afforded by good schools
ntsre we working ON accurate knowledge, or only ON guessesf
10 how many Albuquerque boys are enjoying the privileges
NJ. C. Al How many boys are being trained in boy scout
IA they the boys who are insured Of normal privileges
tt these agencies. or are they the boys who would otherwise
her privileged
II have made a start in the way OF finding out. 1t is a mighty
rant work. The boy scout effort needs more support The
work committee Of the Rotary club merits the active backing
community as q whole. We need 10 kntw IL there are under
boys IN Albuquerque, who they are, and 10 see that their
rfs are averaged up evenly with the others.
boys club in one Of Chicago : worst wards set out 70 even
privileges Of the boys in that Ward. In a single year juvenile
that ward dropped % per cent.
.re isn't much juvenile crime in Albuquerque, or ia other
ties. But that doesn't lessen our duty 70 see that boy privi-
carefully averaged and that the average is high.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
A DoUBTFUL REMEDY

, fl{<fARY Of the Interior Fall gave an interview 20 a wash
\ H<on correspondent about Alasks. In introducing the subject
<slffary Fall was quoted as having said:
the first thing I'D like 20 do would be TO 90 mp
there with a shotgun and chase out a bunch Of
+ polifieians-'
1k may or may not he an accurate statement Of the secre-
~ HeIinauon. To those who know the New Mexico statesman.
hasi not uneharacteristic ring IL Is reasonably certain. how
Fkl Secretary Fall will not carry a shotgun with him when
Ht~this trip 10 Alaska knowing MS he does that politicians.
IL he small game variety, are not 10 be scared OFF the Job
9NA shot or even sugs
only weapon that is really effective in influencing the
~ Of politicians IN the state. Is loaded with votes. Probably
~ general condition obtains in Alaska 4
q IN New Mexic0 the shotgun method has been tried quite
NF II has not been particularly good sport for the shooters
81 left an impression Of good sportsmanship.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
PEASANT PREPARES TO STRIKE

ech recently made by Ienin is a straw showing the way the
La a blowing IN soviet Russia. The occasion was the tenth
eress Of the bOlsheyst party, the speech being reported in
eial ~boIstcvist press.
an frankly admitted that the relations between the soviet
ntasf and the Russian peasantry ARE not what We had be-
14u 10 be- Tie added that the peasants are not satisfied
~ 40 not care for fhe eeonomr reforms xheh the soviets
4fered them and that the refusal Of the peasants 20 Subscribe
khlshevisf creed was the greatest peril which the soviet gov
5f faeed-
I'll n Is q very great peril indeed is obvions when one con
fIsf the peassniry make np the grent bulk Of the kussinn
iisu eaimafed At So per cent.
'l.s I,enin and his followers have been aud are still trying ia
=. ,.oose upnn the great mass Of the Russian people a fOrn
'a,,,nent which they ietest and refuse 10 accept beyond the
Az. shev are forced 60. 10 save their hides
.r,or Sack Of the 4. :. Hussinn information bureau points
. recent statement that iIc peasantry Is the main factor m
s,pple against bolsheysn Al present, lie suggests the I'M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

'Ior adults and rhfidfon 10 obtain fire
arms and deadly polsone Hc urges
that children ~ definitely Instructed
~ 10 The rln and futiilty " taking
ones own liu
The savc-n-Life league was found
ed n few years ago TO cope with tn,
suicide problem. n offerH the chance
% announcement. Dr.. Warren NJ
Ia persons Ia mental anguish who may
b. iotlerlng on the brink of self-de-
rtrirtlOn.
Dr. Warren has three methods
which he says afc 90 yalne M reach
lnn Individual rascs ~ world-wcary
persons. one II spiritual counsel, an
other calm %rcaaoning and the third
timely financial assistance.
Tae principal thing. he says. n %
reach quickly The mentally tortured
and advise them to lonk on the
brighter side - life. He snyn be has
found Il an easy matter 90 Turn such
persons 20 lives ~ ue%cfulneHs aud
profitable service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Vegetable Compound and by taking Il
regularly my troubles ceased and now !
never have q pain or ache, and am regu-
lar. recommend Lydia r. Pinkknm's
Vegetable Compound and think every
young girl should take u. Yon a pub
lish this letter and Il may be the means
Of helping some other giri or woman. T"
Mrs. MARY M. WAGNER, Box 1853.
West Palm Beach, Florida.
While no woman 10 entirely free from
periodic suffering Il does not seem 10 b.
The plan Of nature that woman should
suffer 20 severely and when pain exists
something IA wrong which should b. set
right Every girl who suffers from
monthly cramps should give Lydia =.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a fair
trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
First baptist Church.
Corner broadway and Lead avenue
Thomas y. Harvey. Pastor.

fhone, lslh-M,
nlhle school. $50 q. m \. T..
Mallory. superintendent. Mems classes
meet IN Public library
Morning worship. n o'clock.
Junior and senior unions. 7 p. IN.
Evening wornhip. 3 o'cioek. Rev.
NJ. I. Ferguao, dean OF Montezuma
college win preach both morning aud
evening.
Mid-weok prayer sermon Wednes-
day evening NJ 5 o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

PoAAbQ.> 81 eontls1m>t 10 tlt ptAania that win bring ihsm into
'ine with the boIshcrisfs. because She things that the peasants de-
maud strike a the yer, heart Of the bpsheyit theories.
The granting or sneh CONCESSIONS would spell the doom 81 boil
nhcsen' and The bosheviki are NOT insinelto commit suicide
The answer, according 70 Sack. a. that holsheyhaa will be de
'tFofcd by the growing amibplshevia movements among The Rus
>Nn peasants, which are already expressing thensclves IN ar1nfd up
'f>iHHe here and there and Will soon culminate IN o general revolution.
Iht fact that Sack is an Antibolshevist prnpaeandst seems 10
be more than balanced by the. fact that his prophecy j. q logical
sequence q the Lenin speech.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Dent wish yea could lind . loo Find u.
Deal wish yeu could rent year araf.
menf-Eeni H.
Don't wish ssu sonld sen yor home
Sell a.
ny nslng The Hsfald's claesifed Columns.
phons afb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
81 Paui's English Lutheran Church.
Corner Sixth and siiver).

NTEHUF Nl N~HUuH'Il VHHTUT.
1f1 a. m. sunday school. A. W.
Kracmcr. superintendent
~ n. On. tariliy day service. with
merHaFe by the pastor on "The
beers are asked TO sit together ir
family rroupa n revival OF family
pew days. Choir anthem. "Our Hobs
Lard and King" tHhvrrral-Adamsl.
Reception ~ new members. The
Ioed supper will be administered
spceiul days income Offering will be
Fercivcd. friends contribute al
amount equivalent 10 one days IN.
come. Have e part In this gcrvice.
z y. m. chrisIinn Fndcnvof meet
Ling Topic, "out and out for Christ
Leader. George Olson.
\ b. az. Children IA service OI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
broadway CHRISTIAN Church

FIuTnVT HrOuuWnV aud UUIdl
Willard A. Guy. minister; i1b South
Walter; phone lGfS-W.
asfb a. M. Worship.
10:ib a. IN. Bible study period.
iN:fh a. ~. ENpreseionnl period.
-1;ib n. m. Lords supper.
1850 n. m, Special music and
sermon. sermon topic. ia Evil of
Gods WINE"
.. IN. Endenvor meeting.
.. m Worship and sermon.
sermon topic: THE Lamb Of God
Mra. Elizabeth Bradford in charge ri
music.
a cordial Invitation 20 all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
Han'a Cntnrrh Mediclne

ThoI9 who are IN q run down" condis
ton gill notice that Catarrh bother1
than much more than when thty re IN
good health. This fact proves thai while
catnrrh IL n local disease, n - greatly
HXffss cXrARRrf MTpfcfNE Is 4
Tonic and Blood Purifier. and rrta through
The blood UPON tho mucous surfaces OF
tho body. thus reducing the Inflammation
n restoring normal conditions
All ~drugKistnL Circulars free,
y. J.. Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

nuu hucn uerriDle
|grampa Il felt like q
knife going through
|me. Itook LYDIA =.
~plnkham's Nefeta.
BILE Compound and !
was cured. After |
Nns married ! had
'the same trouble
taueed BY the added
alarming and
Ibeayy washings 20 |
told my husband 10
oct slr botflaa offhe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
|NnlmchE3o6ne|

gram Of songs. recifations ana txer.
cires. The offcrinE will b. foi
eqnerolcut purporra st
STRANGERS In the city and other
wi'font q church homo here, ar
roraiaNy invited to attend. Every.
body welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Church OF christ meets every Lords
day nj 2te North Arno street. az 10
a. m. Bihie study Ia from 10 TO ~.
and communion from n 20 1l:30.
Everybody u Invited TO attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
You
mood
mel,
Don't lave Ia Guesswork IEnld.
Own Real ESTATE aud t'ian
securely For The Future.


The man who owns property
feels sore Of himself lie h not
watching the market to see
whether his pet stock ~ going
20 slump ana leave him In the
lurch near the pOoi houne. tie
IL contemplating the future with
judicial calm whcn he owns real
estate. our advice IN valuable.
We are going 90 offcr you a
iO-room modern house arranged
80 that u can De- used for apart
ments. completely furnished.
oak finish. cement basement,
steam heat. fireplace. u VIII
make you Il real honest a. good
~ home and you can rent
Apartments enough besides 90
pay you 10 per cent on your In
vcftmpnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

". Johns Cathedral Church
0Fonlsn0nnlD

Corner Fourth street and Silver ave-
nue.. Phone 1272w.
sunday Services:
Holy communion : n. m.
Sunday school a.f6 a. m.
Morning service and sermon n A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Geo. y. Kitchen. pastor.
ID. A. Porterfield. superintendent.
Miss Edith GOrby. d~eaconess.
sunday school, 9.f5 a. M.
chiidren's day program by the pri-
mary department at n a. M.
EpWorth league. 7 q. m.
fcrmon by the pastor, , y. m. sub
ject Of sermon, The Joyful Sound OF
tn. Gospel"
Aid-week meeting for prayer and
praise. "Wednesday : y. M.
Special music evening; Anthem,
"Praise the Lord" CLorney). solo.
AFT, byrne. Anthem, "My Soul Long
eth" tMarnton).
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Corner Forester aud slate.l
I. l. Gaines. Pastor.
sunday school 9.fb a. m.
Preaching II n. m. and 7f5 p. m.
y. T.. 8. e:t5 p. m.
Evangeiistic services. 7.ib O'Clock
each evening during the week.
Preaching by the nastor.
A cordial Invitation I o en-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

sunday school and bible class NJ
s;ts a. M. W. e. Raabe. superin-
tendent.
~ a ~. Breaking OF bread in
remembrance Of the Lord. Acts 20:s.
No preaching az this hour.
atfA y. m Preaching ~ the gospel
~ " u, Craig. missionary 10 Japan.
Nc. Cralr has spent peten ycura IN
japan and Il nov home en- furloueh.
HIS stay with ~ viii be- brief. Don't
misr this a~ppoTtunity Of hearing him
Al welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Corner Coal and South Broadway
Harold \. Davidson. Ph.D, pastor.
Residence. e2e South walter.
sunday school at 9:f5. D. ID. Jones.
superintendent
Morning service at N O'Clock. sub
iecs 81 sermon. The Challenge Of the
Master Special musical features;
Prelude. "~Andentino." tMozart): Of
fcrtory, Awakening" (Ebgiemann),
Aieen BiNler. orgnnlat Mrf. Charles
sutton viii sing.
a special service Of song will be
held AZ 1i30 o'clock. The newly or
Eanlx1d choir. under the direction Of
Mr.. ~. Criflth. which has received
40 much favorable comment. will sing.
No many Of the meribera Of the &. ".
aociefy are members OF the choir. and
thu society aS n whole ~ 20 Interested
In this service 0f the church. that
this sonE service will be regarded M
tho first Of the special monthly meet
ipSs Of the society which have been
Planned for. The pastor will speak
briefly ON the subject. The Service
We can Render BY Song" There
viii be a silver onerng Tor the music
OF the church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

w. =. Nanderpooi. pastor.
Sunday school. sc a. m. j.. "
Major. superintendent. Glasses for
ALI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11


CORNER finh and silver)
II. a. Cooper ANA c. u. Mexican.
pastors.
s:f5 n. M. sunday school.
II a. m. Morning worship. SER
mon subject. "FuilErown Christian"
solo. How Ions VIII Thou Forget
Mey' t~Pfiiuger), Miss Woiking.
7 .. m. Christian Endeavor.
q o. m. chIhiren's day exercises.
Remember the daily vacation Bible
school beginning MONDAY. All chill
drca OF the city Invited.
During the GUNNER the Bible
spiritists will hold services only In
the evenings on Sundays and Tuea-
dsys nj s y. m. sharp. The subject
sunday evening will be. The Chris
tian Spiritism." w which Professor
Conman VIII bring out the Bible
demonstrations ~ splritism among
tho apostles. All services IN the Free
kcoding room. oom IL. over Pen
ney's store. The reading room r. also
open 20 the public from enc to five
daily. Everybody II invited 10 make
use OF the reading Dol and attend
all services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

tmfnAcnintr Co.cruflon Church
I(fcauif f1afhfrE1
hodaliip 7 o'clock.
ChIiuftn'a mas, $40 O'Clock.
High mas and sermon. 10 O'Clock.
vasperh aud benedic,ion. 7;ao.
vnlernaflonsl RIhIe students.
Meets every sunday at Moose
han: afternoon. : o'ciocki evening.
1:ts o.olocks Wednesday evening
1tth O'Clock.
Praise ana testimony, Friday eve-
ming li4t o'clock. study Of The
Finished Mystery.
Christina ssscncc society
woman's club building. ais West
Gold emu
sunday services At II a m.
"Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting AZ 4 o'clock.
Sunday school AZ e.fS a. m. for
children up ~ the 3 OF 20 years
The reading room. o >. Melini
building. Nt9h West Central avenue,
Il pey daily except sundayn end hol-
days from asso to ssse D. m.
Tho south Edifh Church Of Christ.
Meets each Lords day al 7eo n
Edith ~. bible study from 10 10 N.
Continuation service al IL o'clock.
Tbe Church Of Christ
J. W, Pine and n. A. Taliey, elders
The church Of Christ meets each
Lord'a day at the odd Fellow'a hnll
on South Second street. between ali-
YER and Lead avenues. on east side Of
nflnof
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
fmmsnuei Evaneeiicai Lasher,a
EIur.h.

Corner uold avenue and Arno sireet)
Carl Schmid, pastor: rcaldence zoe
South Arno street; phone 221C-J.
sunday school s:fb a. m.
S.'ryices In the Utrman Language.
ssrvlcs. IN the English language.
u a M
sermon topic Cor bo.h services:
How sinners Oct Into the Kingdom
Their viii De- no Bible class meet
ms neNt "Wednesday evening.
NJ. w. Church (Spanish) old Town.
tWest central avenue old Town.
oppnaite cour hoUse).
r. Ogiivie. Pastor. Parsonage 2Iq
South sixth street. Phone 251-J.
10 a. m, sunday school. j. w.
Santisteyan. superintendent.
IL n. M. Preaching by the pastor.
". y. Church tspanishD Rareias.
(bareiaa road. near bridge).
r. ogilvic. Pastor.
10 a. m. SUNDAY school. J.. II.
Madrid. superintendent.
short sermon following Sunday
school
$3.50 .. m. E%vRneelistic service.
y ~. Open air meeting In front
OF church.
Everybody made welcome.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K H0TSES FOR sAI,E7 100
WOODLAWN
SOUTH HIGHLANDS

For sale. on the South Highlands, a modern home; has living room, din- ing room, den, sun parlor with tile floor, 8 bedrooms, birch mirrored doors; sleeping porch, |, all the neces- sary built-in features. hardwood floors, furnace heat: a modern up- to-date home for only ST,000: on terms. See or call T. W. Quinn, with Motion Realty Co.,. 202s 3d Ave. Main 361s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-04
LEGAL NOTICES

Bankrnpfcy Notice
 To the respeetive creditors of the here given that in the united States district court of the Northern District of Alabama adjudicated bankrupt on the day follow ing their rapr respectiye s,i,s, n names; tocwit 17aoo-A. T. Nicholson of Ensley, Ala. De- 179o2--L. J. wilhite of Birmingham. Ala. 17sO4~LiIiy Wood of Birmingham, Ala,
 December 10, 1920.
 179o6-George Mckinley of Bessemer. Ala,
 December II. 1920
 17sos-M. c. Burrough of Bessenner. Ala
 December 13. 1920
 17s10--Dave sherer of Dolomite, Ala, De- k k17e12-John Hamilton of Bessemer, Ala. f'17914-w. A. Bowman of Birmingham. Ala. 1791s-w. B. Felton of Bessemer, Ala. December Is, 1920.
 1791s-Delia Ausley Of Birmingham, Ala. 17eso-R. E. Mangun of Birmingham. Ala. 17s22--w. S. Hartsfield of Sterrett, Ala. 179244-Ned Pearson of Birmingham, Ala. ,17sas-Nathan Steele of Birmingham. Ala. December 20, 1920.
 ,17s2s--James Clark of Bessemer, Ala, r,sss@9ls nss.%ssr Ri Mie2 s2ao of Birmingham. Ala. December 24. 1920:
 17sso-schaefer & James, partnership: and W. F.. Schaefer, w. l.. James and Maurice Wing. individuality of Birming- ham, Ala. December 22, 1920.
 17sss@Fred 0fE a. ssailnss sssHi of poionits. Ala. 17sss~J: W. Dunbar of Pratt City. Ala. December 2s. 1920. ., 17ssa%nl neeenssar ss Su5fy 1Sso of Birmingham AA 17e4s-w. P. Masters of Fairfield. Ala. :17s1S@Arthur Wallace of Boyles. Ala. -17s47-Win Price of sayre. Ala. December ;17s4s-J. F. White of Birmingham. Ala. s17e51-sam Hackworth of Ensley Ala. y7sssIcy,,,, ssauary {; 1921; prn. firm and Mitchell oiGld Joilit and ns Sam Jolit. of of Birminsham Ala. JanvaFg wEgT,R E Rs2li N DIVISION w-5ss-clint Hickman of Blocton, Ala. December IS. 1920.
 meeting of creditors will be held at my referees office at Birmingham. Ala, Janu- M 1ss at the hour of tb 10 1eloeh n creditors of the said respective bankrupts may. attend, prove their claims, appoint come before the S4ts,l25n said 6sn5rqPt- II nzvuz Referee in Bankruptcy. - The annual meeting of the stockholders of the American Trust and Savings Bank banking. rooms, corner First avenue and day, January Ii, 1921, for the purpose of electing directors for tho coming year, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 W. W. CRAWFORD. President
 Collateral Sale
 Notice is hereby given that the under signed will, during the legal hours of sale. on the 7th day of January, 1921. in front of the courthouse door of Jefferson county. Alabama, sell to the highest bidder. for cash, the following described collateral, to- wit: Two notes bearing date June Fl, 1920, one for $1, ,080 and another for $1.62o, signed by John Blackwood and secured by mort gage recorded in the office of the judge /. of probste of Blount county Alabama. in Volume 93, Page 510.
 JOHNSTON DRY GOODS co. London, Yancey & Brewer. AttorneyA