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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-11
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

~@H.RfhAAA
 Jasper. December 10-(Special.)-- one of the most brilliant social events of the season in Jasper was the celebration of the anniversary of MT and Mrs. c. c. Raney, Jr., at the home of c. " Raney, Sr., in East Jasper Thursday night.
 The home was beautifully deco rated in snow scenes and here and there were banks of ferns and palms and great quantities of chrysanthe- nuns. This was added to by the ap- pearance of a number of candelabra holding many lighted candles. The entire lower floor of the home pre- sented a scene of beauty and attrac- tiveness.
 Mrs. c. V. Rainey, Jr.. was beau tiful in gown of white satin, and she carried shower of brides roses. Mrs. Raney appeared just as she did at her wedding one year ago. Mrs. Raney was assisted in receiving by her mother-in-law. Mrs. c. ". Raney, Sr, who was attired in a handsome black lace dress. Also in the line were Mir. Raney and his father.
 The side porch was inclosed and from this refreshments were served. In the late evening delightful salad was served in the parlors of the home.
 Music was furnished by the Jasper orchestra and dancing was enjoyed by the younger set until late hour.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raney proved to be very pleasant and gracious hostesses and everyone present enjoyed the occasion fully. This young couple are very popular with the society set of Jasper, and every one always en- joys their entertainments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-11

Mccoy, Mrs. Wade Martin and Mrs. Jack Connor.
 Mrs. J. R. Rice and Mrs. Knee Fleming were lunching together and Mrs Frances DeBardeleSen and Mrs. Orline Shipman were having lunch together,
 Mrs. Felix M. Drennen, Mrs. Henry
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-11
THE NEEDLECRAFr CLUB

The Needlecraft club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Will liam Duncan. A delightful salad course was served to the following guests: Mrs. Currie, Mrs. Thomas Lucius, Mrs. Raymond Shores. Mrs. James Totten, Mrs. Quintus Witte. Mrs. Evan Vann, Mrs. George Miller. Mrs, Robert Lowry. Mrs. Roy Fruit, Mrs. Annie Watson and Miss Helen Duncan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-11

congenial party,
 MT. and Mrs, James I. Munoz of New Orleans, popular visitors to Bir- mingham, guests of the Tutwiler dur. Ing their stay, entertained grouk of friends at lunch, and those whom MT. and Mrs Munoz complimented were Mrs. Will V. Cornell, Mrs. W. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-11
WILL HONOR TEACHERS AT TEA

The officers of the South Highlands School Improvement association will give tea Saturday afternoon from 4 to 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. c. B. Glenn. in honor of the teachers of the school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-11

1 Patton, Mrs. c, B. Ratliff. Mrs. George Wright.
 Wednesday; Mrs. D. c. McMahen. Mrs. W, l. Hunter Mrs. J. J. Kyser. Mrs. L. N. Means, Mrs. J. E. Bucks.
 Post office, Culture Club; Mrs. J. A. Hood, chairman.
 Monday: Mrs. J. F. Davis, Mrs. Ed Thomas, Mrs, Peyton Robertson, Mrs. C, A. Williamson, Mrs. Walter Mo- Neil, Mrs. Ben Rochester.
 Tuesday, Mrs, William F. Johnson, Mrs. J. F. Witherspoon, Mrs. Ewing. Mrs. Frazier Banks. Mrs. Ebert Hamilton.
 Caheen's, Womens clubs of Wood lawn; Mrs. P. 0, McGlathery, chair man.
 lfonday; Mrs. r. J. Burnett.
 Tuesday: Mrs, M. Campbell.
 Wednesday: Mrs. 0. D. Freeman.
 Thursday: Mrs. J. B. Patterson.
 Friday; Mrs. J. w. King.
 Saturday: Mrs. J. L. Burns.
 Empire building, Present Day club; Mrs. Thad McCarty. chairman.
 Woodward building, Mrs. Frank Spain. chairman.
 East Lake district, Mrs. J. M. Han kin, general chairman.
 Howard college, Mrs. William E. Bohannon, chairman.
 East Lake stores, Mrs. Roberta Gull pepper. chairman.
 Ensley district Mrs. Louis McKen- zie. chairman.
 Bessemer district. Mrs. George Waiier' president of Culture club, chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

ST. Iog1iS tnta f1-Neu YORK
.toppcd - Louis vihninF 4rcak.
perfume hlilInr ~ the uIanlt raSe
me visitors the winning runs IN tbs
eighth and ninth.
~ mnInrss RHE.
NcN York 1000 lto ofI -S :
~ IoaIa 4..4too . 1fo--f 4
Batteries ToncH and n smith and
Stftker, A. Walker. North and
rItmone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
TEXT or COUNTY ROAD AND
BRIDGE LAW

s.on contract plan u Adopted.
and Tor thc compensation OF
read supervisors plan - adopted
but the total expenditures FOR all
o. the forerulnK purposes In any
one fiscal year shall not exceed
10 per rent OF tho total county
road and bridge budget up 20 and
irclpdlnr nuy thousand N5o.-
oeol dollars. and 6 per cent Of
thousand dollars R5 0.e0u1 aud
an a. ana including seVenty-flve
Thousand tfh.ooo) dollars, ami
~ per cent 90 such budget IN
UxccNs Of aeVenty-fiVe thousand
(t1b.ooo) dollars.
sec 10. The board OF county com
misslonUfa 81 rafh county IN this
state shall al the time Of lcVying
other taxcf Tor county purposes each
YEAR. ,epy a tax of not less than ~
mti nor more han TWO mills on the
dollar Of the nssosscd valuation OF
an property subject 20 taxation IN the
county sufficient 20 produce the total
amount required for said annual
budeeL. except such portion thereof.
N any a. may be produced from
bond issue. special leyies or other
sources. and such lax cvies shall not
be subject 70 the limitation In Chap
ter "a Of the Laws Of 1915. Of Chapter
~ 81 the Laws of 1915 provided.
however. that the total tax lcNics FOR
county purposes excepting school tax
lovlos. special icyics on specific
clasycs OF property aud levics FOR pay
mcnt Of the public debt aud Interest
thereon. Including the iesics herein
directed % be made shall not excccd
five mills In y one year.
" 49,
Ter any moneys from the county
road and bridge fund to any
other county fund. The county
treasurer shall he liable on his
official bond for any such trans
fer OF transfers.
sec n. Rights Of way deemed
necessary BY the boord % county
commissioners for new roads or
changes In location IN roads. shall be
acquired BY tbs board Of county CONF
mifs.oners. hy donation BY the own
er. BY payment of "a price agreed up
on hy the owner and the board of
county commissioners. or by the cN-
crcise 81 the powcg OF eminent do-
mria IN the manner provided by law
for acquiring property Tor public Use.
No change Of location of any portion
% n state highway or Dad construc-
ton with federal on state aid shall
De made without the approval Of an,
state highway commission.
Sec. ~. Az county roads and
bridges shall be maintained AZ the
cNpensc 81 the respective counties
All roads. and bridges upon roads
thlt have been declared TO De "a state
highway by acts OF the Legislature cd
resolution OF the state highway com.
mi siun shall he maintained ut th'
! s.ueuaQ Of the state. provided. tina
whenever there shall not be sunicicuI
fur D. aVnllatlf On the state road FUN
FOR maintenance uf AL state highway
mileage In any county the state high
way commission shall certify 60 IN
board OF county commissioners %
such county, the section or scciiun
OF such highway which u ~ unabl
20 maintain at state expense and tn
same shall thereafter be maintained
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

CHlcaGo dune if.-Bcston de-
fcaied Chlcaeo IN q y me pu~nciuated
~ eAtra haee hiltinf. lntludinG hume
tula ID Cruise and HuuiAaoIih. the
lofuitr cracking ont two.
~ inninFss n. n. E.
nosion ..... .eoi OIL foo-io IL o
Chicago $50. .o9e o1i ooo- : 10 ?
batteries. Scott aud Glnaons
chesscs. Jones and Daly. Robert
son.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
BARGAINS PIANO
AND PLAYERPANO
Would Rent Piano 10 Responsible
Party and Apply Rent on Pur-
chase Price Later.

II you love music and would like 10
get n high grade instrument at a
snap, and on terms that VIII mako
the buying easy. write AZ once for
full particulars about "A famous make
OF plano aud a player plano which
We are holding near Albuuneraue.
both Instruments have handsome
modern cnsca, They have beef used
lust "A little. but are GUARANTEED
AS GOOD AZ NEW. You can buy
either at a price away below that OF
Eastern factories or the unknown In
atgamunta Of the mail order houses.
4 piano or player plano from
Knight-Campbcii's. with KnEht-
Campbell craftsman quality back OF H.
has greater artistic value, greater sur
vivni value and n higher trade-in
value. beside This. n also carries
kNIgHT-CAMrNEIifS NJ Y
pACK GffAItANTFE AND EN@
CHANGE PRIVILEGE.
such snaps are quickly taken
WRITE TODAY.
THE KNIGHT-CAMPBELL
MUSIC co.
largest In tho West.
Denver. Colo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

the expense 81 aaid county until
suth time aa there may be aintc funds
io nlalniaip ramo
$50. "a. That ali laws and parts
laws la confiigt with the provisions
.hia act. are hcrehy repealed.
rcc. il Any work Of Cur-
structicn on county road Or
oridees 10 cost five hundred dol
lars or more snail he bet BY ron
tract 20 the lowest Responsible
bidder aftcr publication ~ u no.
iict stating the description o.
a1ch work. the place. DAY and
hour. when scaled bida therefor
wul be received and opened.
which notice shall be published
al least onco each week for two
consecutive weeks immediately
rgior 20 the date fixed for opcn-
LG bid IN some newspaper ot
general circulation IN such oun
~, ~ no satisfactory hid IL re-
cclvcd. tho authorities controlling
the road where such work ~ &C.
be done, may rc-adycrtisc. or may
if such contract 10 a responsible
contractor AZ a price lower D u
any responslhic bid received al
such public offerings.
See. 10. Tho oad tax provided for
By eviction 1871. New Mexico statutes.
NNNNNNWNHNNNAH AWMNNNNNNNLN NMNMH NN'NNN ~"
collected by the county treasurer, Or
such county treasurer may appoint
deputies 60 collect HAT part 81 ~uCh
taN a. u due from persons Who's
Nance do not nprcur upon the roll 90
tia county aud arr not paid by -uutc
o.fcr person cor Tcr~ons in ncCord-
anc.. with he provisions of this at.
The county treasurer may ALLOW such
dcuuties TO deduct not exceeding 10
" 20 ~. -
isctinna Of such road tax before unN-
ing the came into the county treasury
TOO their service in mukiug auch coll
lcctlCn. SUCH deputies shall make
accui ate rcports 90 the county IL
urCis OF the amounts collected, and
the namcs and residences of the per-
sons from whom such road taxes are
collected. 1hc county Assessor shall
a-ss ~ against every male person
wh,ec name appcar~ upon the tas ruii
the road tax provided for D., section
207t. New McNics statutes. Annotatcd,
Coo ,tcation 1913.
That any person. firm or cor
poration having In his, their or
it's employ any male person or
persons required by law 20 uay "a
poii tax. pr de- public road work,
shall. upon demand uf the Gun
~ treasurer. furnish Co him n iist
W NNl taNNNANN " w NANNANNfN -
siding In such county. Liable by
law Ia pay n Toii taN; ~ on Gc-
mand OF the county trca~urrr OF
such county stall hkcwi~b furnish
to him a HIT 81 all employs re-
siding la such county Who arr re-
quirtrt by law to work ON thr
public roads thcrcini aud IN the
county treasurer shall find ou
such list 90 furnished 60 him tnc
name or names Of any person ur
persons who have not paid hls
pou TAX or worked ON tho public
roads. or paid "a I'd tax iu lieu
OF such work as required hy law,
such county treasurer hall give
20 such employer the mnmcs Of
all cmpioyes found hy him on the
list Furnished ua herein provided.
together with a. statement uf thr
amount Of poll taN. or road tnN ~
the ca~c ntas b., due AND owing
from each DmpluNo and thrre-
upon. after such employer shall
pay % such county treasurer The
mou 20 aud payable from
every cmuioyc. taking from the
officer collecting the said poll
tax or road taX. a separate rec
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

rfTT8HINEN. juno ib.-rItfe-
bufsh von the third successive game
from Philadelphia
~ inuinNet n. IA. r..
rhIh,aeiphIa ..ioo oei co.'s "a q
Pittsburgh -.-.eto i4o a9t~1 , 2
teIteriaei Iunr ard nrtfgg. xlnn
and schmidt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
No More Reductions
In Assessments on
y Livestock, Ruling

SANTA r. 1ane 1k.--So further
.sudurfion Will ~ allowed n The as
'naaed rAl,IatIot 81 livestock. Il has
been = ~ thf stats tax com.
.nlasion nflor t8fHful consideration ~
~ for fuifhnr ftfnfiinus TheE'
&ffIiinna cuntIndrd that the naneas-
-nrnts urrr TO hirh. a. that they eN-
afrnion holda bat the livestock ~
|4orfh more than the amount for
Lhlrh aasasrrf. eKcanf where diaoos-
II 81 under f1rfd sale. The commits
.on holds foihrr that the recent
ms viii 80 greatly Improve the
unna ~ 10 MAXI tHnHIifuns generally
~ fhc llvtstocE Industry innch better
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

Checker Tournament
Arranged at Y. M. c. A.

Plans were drawn up yesterday for
= checker Tournament for "prcps" ana
older boys at the Y NJ. &. A. No de-
finite dates have been set for the
ramcs bur prtliminaries will start a.
once. and continue until they are al
played of sim b0yr have entered
10 far. and have been matched III
FOR The first
There are no prizes offered IN the
tournament. n IL being held 10 slim
ulate more interest In the game. A
hoy must win three out ~ fix ramcs
To get a decision,
Preliminary matches have been ar
ranged between Dewitt Ioftwich and
Robert Pettlt. Junior Mhtson and
Fritz Allen. Curtis Ailard and Albert
Monkiewitccs. Raw Bicssum and Ollie
sllYefateln Tom Read b. not matched
ngninsf anyone in b preliminarics,
hut will play the winner Of the first
Harlon Hamm viii act as referee.
..DoET s''-F0R WISHING.
Don't wish you could nnd . lob-tInd w.
Don't sish you eould rent your eptrt
poa't Wish ysu soula sell your home
ssn a.
~ aslar The Hsfaids Classified Columns
phana 1ah
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

colnt for me tax 81 each cHptotc
20 paid, which receipt shall he
and hccomo n cumrluo counter
claim and snt-on 20 nc amounl
OF their fulI Oco Nalnc IN diH-
charge of any obligations or any
manner % Indebtedness existing
at the time OF which may az any
time fhoreaftcr exist and BE- ow-
Ink 10 any such cmpioyc by the
employer paying the same.
1hc justices Of the pcncc In the
various ~ptt~'incts ~ each county
shah furnish 10 the county irtus-
urrr aud collector ga the nrrt day
Of November " each year, q list
81 ~ persons In said precinct
euhlcCf Co thu payment of ruh
fnx ns provided hy law. Upon
rtSclpt rs the county TREASURER OF
the aa-tsemcnt roll. aud the lists
from the iusficcs of the rcnrc. a.
hcfrin provided. the county clerk
stall charge ON Ids bpoke against
the sald TREASURER the full amount
uf such rnad tnxcs ~ shown by
said assessment rolll and - are
due from the pcr-ttiIs upon ~
aid ll4f. And u H. Further made
tho dutN Of snid ohunty clerk TO
keen fun and complete accounts
with the county treasurer Ho that
proper credit nny be given Tor
the collection 90 such road taxes
and the amount chargcahie 10 tho
ssla treasurer Tor the collection
on said road fnxcs for vnich the
mid treasurer In 10 be held liable.
aud on. such brooks ne shalt credit
the treasurer Tor an moneys coll
iected or received by him In pay
mcnt OF the said road tax. to-
rethcr with credits for such road
taxes refunded or Tor uncoilcci-
able taNcs when properly allowed,
and ordered By the proper nu-
thortty.
Sec fG Any person ar officer
refusing 90 comply with the pro-
visions Of this act, or violating
any OF the prov i1ions thereof
shall De guilty % n mlsdcmcanor
and upon conviction thereof shall
Doe punished hy "a fine OF not less
than se5 nor more than ai00 and
the costs of prosecution, which
fine and costs shall be paid to
tho county treasurer and by such
county treasurer credited go tho
county road and bridge fund Of
the precinct or district within
such county whore the defendant
UT N'NHHHN NLNNN wv NNN IMN ANNNNN
~ said road tax resides
Sec. ~. Any public official vi
7hall divert or misuse any coun.
and bridge funds cor who sho
OF fail Co carry out anN of q
provisions o. this act, shall De liah
1u hls official bond therefor. and sha
hu subject 90 removal from office A.,
account thereof
Sec u.s.. That o. is necessary r
the preservation of the public pea.
and safety OF the inhabitants or a
OF Now MtNico that tho pro,
sinus az ibis act shall become pffecfi
DO thU earliest possible tImD and tNpr
fH"c Uu emergency IH hereby drNlIr
fn rNlst und thIs act shull take pff.
and tc .n fuU force from and uIt
Jos uInsfUr
MANUEL MATINEE.
fClrtllUdf Secretary uf state.
Tho manufacture uf paper yarn D
boon begun Boa Spain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

WASHINGTON. June fb.-Wash-
inston and Cleveland broke cscn on
The series. when tho locals won a IL
inning battle.
~ innines H. ~ r..
Cleveland 200 500 O0i o0-7 10 ]
v ah'ton 200 nfo 0o3 Us is ]
batteries. nagby. Caldwell. Malls
80 ton ard Nunnmaker ana Thomas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

BOSTON june i~5.--J0ncs lost his
second game IN az many days In
as innings: n. II T..
Chicago ......i0o OsO 560-S ~ o.
Boston ..... eoi les los it 2
batteries. McWcensy Wilkinson
and schaik, Jones. Russell and Wal
tiers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

Tho Manufacture 90 paper yarn has
boon begun Boa Spain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
At the matters
Today


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interest n fhp faN ~ nInh peo-
KS 4. me in4Ig lffIs nfnIa. There
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f|.h0Ihn. the HErfft tIfaf ma which
H I&|tI4 &IoNn ~ ~ tfItt thtAter ro-
IN|4 IIstn4f 4toIta|a an Unusual
.4I| ~ fhe riae NJ = pretty. little
t.H|<I r|Ii'ner - = rent~toI from
~ |4# she H. ahln h comunnd n king
'||< i|tn Ii fufn a depicts her down.
|1|I. which perhaps II even more In
|I|I|4 ans rEt11Inlr more exciting.
IS . sEIt the mannfr a. which pola
|||| tnI f1moIs c1~nlIHInI4i star.
'|I'HIa this ro4 clakaa u sIand eat
|H ar ~ the HIfuua greatest dIa-
.Ht|I Neutrality-suspicious.
'B'f
"ENU rr8ier. star 81 Paramount
|NINfI& IS afpcarIng In "Thc WITCH
81 Nonr. Iodnr a. the M thcater.
Ms = n EIInnInE rHrIudrNrIn. every
upnIeU It1se With Interest and has
fHrn1I that leaves you with some
hung ~ fhIEk about
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
Ia 90 gAE FOR
fy[BLO RELIEF


*eI~HIntitNt arr alii 1ominH N for
N'p I<'itt fana. Jh4 Htenlnn
1st rfetlttd ttl.1t more. but
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81 t>t rtdt to-day 90 foeplt ~ send
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

FHUAUEIFHIN4 IunN I0.-NII
Louis out-alUrged Philadelphia and
cli~cned the series Win q victory in
10 innings.
Hy innings; n. ". n.
~. Louis. $50 COL O32 Ito n 2
phI'e'phla 90 o02 c4a o. "a 8
batteries. Davis. Baync koip Rna
sesereid: Moore. Nayior and Perkins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

NEW YORK. june ff.-Ruth's two
houers. bringing hts total 10 "a. aided
New York ~ making Il four straight
victories o>rr Detroit BY taking the
iinab Damc 81 tho aerics.
Detroit 900 oOf 0tO-s "a o
New lork.. ....1Q1 10i ges--s y 3
Batteries; Daues. stewart. and
Ia fsler; eAlksns, nsyt and Hoffman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

CINCINNATI. june I9--nrooklyn's
10 nils OF EINcy were kcnt - we'll
scattered ms they failed - net runs
t2cept IN i've luninEs and Cincinnati
won.
b lnninra. II. ~. T..
Hrockhn .....foe oof oon-a :
C|aclnaafi ....If0 zoe lIs-1 m Z
bAttrrlts. rlrncr Mulus and Tay-
Tor; hlxey and Winso.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-02
WAS FRIEND IN
NEED, SHE SAYS
1T Looked Like Everything
Was the Matter With
Me-" States Miss
Pichette

Il have taken a great deal of medicine
during the past few years." said Miss
VIVA pichette, 10 Merrimac street, La
coma, \. H, but Tanlac is the only
thing that ever did me any good.
-Four or five years ago l had bad
spell of sickness which laid me up in bed
for six months, and after l got up ! was
Il perfect slave to nervous Indigestion. /
was frighttuIly nervous, slept poorly and
in the mornings felt completely worn out
1 had frequent fainting spells and was
weak and languid from morning to night,
After meals gas formed on my stom-
ach, causing intense pains and violent
palDitation Of the heart. At night my
heart would beat like u trip hammer until
] became alarmed. [ suffered from con-
stipation. awful spells Of dizziness and
bad headaches. Besides, l had rhcuma-
tism in my hands and knees that bothered
me constantly. 1t just looked like as
everything was the matter with me and,
as I could get no relief, l was almost in
despair.
well. 7 am certainly grateful to the
good friend who suggested Ianlac to me,
for that was the beginning Of the end OF
my troubles l felt better from the first
few doses. and now | sleep sOundly, eat
heartily and am free from every sign OF
Indigestion. rheumatism and nervousness.
Tanlac has certainly been the friend in
need to me and my gratitude to this Won
dcrful medicine is uubouuded"
Tanlac is sold in BrattlebOrO by the
BrattlCb0rO Drug Co.