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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-21

/ get some bread. Think wot it is ter
| be friendless, despised 'ated by all
Shut up, you fool said the man
with the bag. I'm an income tax
collector"
Sambo in heaven, had just got Ras-
/ tus, far below, on the asbestos oui1a
board:
Hello Rastus How you gettin'
along?"
"Oh, Use havin' a fine time. Don't
haf to work much: Jest shovel III
some coal now and then. How you
alp
Use worllin' pretty hard. We haf
to sweep up de clouds, pull in DE
stahs, switch on de light, an give de
ole sun shove every mornin'
How come you all have SO much
work to do?"
We'll, sab. to tell the truth, we're
kinda short o help up heah"
Their parrot had died, and Tommy
with his little sister Jennie had just
concluded the funeral services over
the grave of their feathered pet.
II s'pose Polly in in heaven now,
remarked Jennie Tearfully,
"S'pose he is.'
"He-hes got wings, but he would-
MT be an angel up there. would heH
inquired the little maid anxious about
his present status.
"Oh!" cried Tommy, "he wouidn''
be an angel; only people is that
"Then what do you s'pose he IL
now?' jerssted his sister.
Tommy thought for moment. ther
the light of inspiration dawned on his
beaming conutenance.
II s'pose Polly is bird OF para
Gise now, he announced soyfuuy.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-08
CONDEMN lilGii PRICED
STOCK FOODS
Prominent Hog Raiser Says
Prices Charged Are Unwar-
anted-Makes His Own
Food With
Better Results

THAT he is all through paying fancy
prices for stock foods and hog RENE
dies and that he is raising some of the
best hogs ever placed on the market
was the statement made recently by
E. H. Beckstead. Well known hog rails
er and authority on live stock.
Mr.. Beckstead's, hogs are the envy
of bis neighbors, and have topped the
market" for several years in Iowa.
He states that for years he bought high
priced hog foods and hog remedies but
he is all through paying extravagant
prices for what he can make himself
He states that what the hogs need are
minerals, and tells the secret of his
Wonderful success by explaining that he
akes about FIVE poun Is of ordinary
mineraline twhichis pure concentrated
minerals and costs OILY couple Of dol
lars) and mixes same with enough bran
or filler to make hundred pounps. All
hogs. and especially brood sows require
minerals as they keep them free from
worms, and In the pink of condition, and
are essential to the hogs growth and
well balanced ration. This inexpensive
mixture placed in sheltered box where
the hogs can get il when they need 1t,
will produce for better results than any
high priced SO called stock foods.
Send two dollars TO the Mineraline
Chemical Co, 1888 North Wells ST.
Chicago, III. and they viii forward yos
by prepaid parcel post, enough miner
aline to make full! hundred pounds.
adv. }
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-08
,no.an Summer.

The terra Indian summer 10 ap
piled TO period of mild. open weather
that comes In the fall. embracing the
most Of October and sometimes ex
tending into November. and character
tied by scrt # dry mist or baxines
that differentinrp from other seq
sons OF the .ea1 VIZ. causes the die
fincf,ve fsatrrS< 81 -. s1-spn. esr<
ciaily the hnav atmosphere. Is IN
known, and the ,.Igla Of The tern
equally so. Difcfcn> explanation
have been given Of both. but they seen
70 be largely fanciful.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-08

nss,r Annual Ra,nfan.

ne rainfall Of villsge among ths
aiils o. Assam. during the ten wesks
from May to July This year. Was
$50 inchen The vt,szs e cseirapun
u. tie rainier. ssG y IStz and pro
suraably n. ths sso,.6. iis Annual rainr
tall lie somethi, 1 s.sT Aso .sches--aayt
fifteen. si.Lrs ss ,yics ~ LondoA-
cherrapus.. sta,cs - platesu. over
booking the piais u SyiheA. AID II y
t.l55 feet above sea Ievel.--wsstuai1
SER Gazette.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-08

Hindua for Centuries have used pSs
Aonsy as LAXATIVE and old honey ~
An astrfngent Aborigines Of Persis
offered honey to the sun. Greeks stu
mix r. with milk u water and use u
- . libauon to the dead In on
section of India milk and honey ar<
banded to all bridegroons a. they AZ
rive at the door OF the brides father.
sse IN ancient Egypt honey was lons
. chief ingredient OF embalmips huA
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-08
-nsu,h. and krnan... Pes.

n 10 not written blessed In he hat
rssdth the poor. but be that consid
sreth the poor. A little thought and
little kindness arc often worth more
than a great deal Of monsy.-JoAs
Rnskln
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-08
Her lnssrucsIons

Conductor Ticket. please Pas
senger- ,"Certainy. ar Here Is the key
Of my trunk. which Is IN the baggage
car. In tie pocket OF my seeoni best
dress Is my mileage book."--Harper'S
Bazaar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28
Birmingham Girl Wins Louing Cup at Camp
 Nakawana

Miss May Ward, who with party of 1e Birmingham girls, has been spending the past two months at Camp Nakawana, in the Cumberland d mountains of Tennessee, tells inter- estingly of the honors won by them.
 Miss Ward with her party reached here Thursday night at II o'clock, at which time 125 girls from the camp passed through Birmingham, return ing to their homes in southern cities.
 Two hundred girls have been in scamp at Nakawana and among them all the greatest honor was won by Miss Margaret Oliver of this city. who was presented with the Good Willr loving cup and for the coming year will be called The La sy of the Cup.9
 This beautiful cup is of silver, handsomely engraved, a foot high, and similar one is given each year to the girl who during the camping period has shown the greatest good will towards the camp and campers. In other words, who has been the most perfect and ideal camper, per- feet in her department and her atti- tude toward the campers and camp authorities.
 Dcsiues tAe cup nntSS OllNer won the junior swimming medal and the medal for the greatest number of dis tinction marks.
 Five other girls received the camp letter IN" which is the next honor to the cup, and among these was an- other Birmingham girl Miss Ethel Ray Snyder.
 AS always, at this camp, the last three evenings are made special oc- casions: Monday evening was given the closing pageant, representing scenes from events In American his- tory, from the landing of the Pilgrims to the present time. This pageant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28
Bought to Sell .t s79.5o

Bought to Sell It $79.5O Size 4s--Navy and & black satin dresses; new s:;s. sss ss:,s::: :::'' ::: '''.:.''s.ss s45.oo
 Bought to Sell at $89.5O Size 4s-Bisck satin creps dress; beaded in :ssss :ss:.-ss s'is' ss,s::. ,s' A'''' ''- s55.oo
 Bought to Sen at $79.5O siss 44--Nsvy 0eersstt: snd satin oembina- IF s: s;;.: s::sss s''''' e s45oo
 Bought to Sch tt $sS.5O sise 4e-Biack crepe satin. plain tailored ;::;: s:;:: ss:;:e.: e'... o.'.''. s5O.oo
 Bought to Sell 1t $79.5O l si.e ss-R!eck csntOn crepe dress; enbrol- $; :;;:: E: ::.s:.. ]: -. a''..-o'' s5O.oo
 Bought to Sell at $49.5O l eise 43-sedn and 0scrsette all-black dress s:;:: ss:s:: ss:;:.s a''-' s2O.oo
 Bought to Sell at $79.5O stse A4-Navy blue Cantoa crepe dress; plain S:;:: ':;s:;s' ss::s::. ''''' o''.'' s50.oo
 Bosght to Sen at $65.OO l si.s 4s.,An-black Canton crepe dress; beau :';::s s::s..: :.''''' o'''.- -0''-''- s35.oo
 Bought to Sell at $0o.5O 1 Size 1s--Dark brown charmeuss dress; beaded sn.;n.s. s,.msa .:sas sass ooins-oat-0f- S!1(.O
 Bought to Sch 1t $09.50 ASise se-Dark brown, satin cnspe dress, beau tifully beaded in je& and out z - 0 m s:s :.ss. cains-ous- s-of-B~'a.ss Stt1( .VV
 Bought to SeIl Ut 9oo.6O Ssae 1s-Dark hfvwn crepe satin drsss: htest F. fsanEc and woodsa bsada ot A.QO Going Out -ot- Bus1neas ps3ce.. OO
 Bought to Sen II $00.60 sise 1s-Dafk brown chAxmeuse dress. beap- tlfuny trimmed tn the sAa6e of c N0 m peprfka and oson.s leads SA0 DsUO Going -out-of. Duean4ss pFioe.. 0O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28

Bought b Sen at $s5.Oo ::;s: sss ;;ssss9s s::: '.''' s45.oo
 Bought to Sen as $75.O0 gss ss -Iynfinished wcrstsd slack. with whits q ':;:;:: ::,: I ss:'s s.s'ss s.'' s4O.oo
 Bought to SeII at $145.OO 1 glzs Az-Midnisht blue peachbloom suit with s::: ;s:s's:;:s s::: e ssas
 Bought to Sch at $97.5O 1 1ls 1e--Navy bfus veldne suit with beaver s:;:: ss:s s'sss.s ''''' os''. S49.5o
 Bought to Sen at $115.OO sss IF: ,s= ssss ..,s: ssi. S40.5O
 Bought to Sell at $145.0O esss 1s-Reindse9 peachbloom suit trimmed sssasstgRy ssRsy,,..ss ssssss s,,s. eoias S65oo
 Bought to Sell at $97.50 ! alse <1-African brown suit of veldine: nice s:;:. ssss ss:,,ss:., ss:. sss '.'. ''''s. s55.oo p<1co s.~~----- .~~~s~~~---~.~~. ~~
 Bought to Sch at $s9.5O elze ss-yeldine suit in misses model hand :ss:sssss:s sss.s ss'ss.s: shade $55.00 pefc0 O~
 Bought to SeIl at $59.5O ! siss ss-Hlank serge suit; Spring mod. s;:;s:'s:'-s'- s:;:: s::;:.s: ::. s25.oo
 Bouxht to Sen It $6s. .Oo S 1 e1ss SD--NAxy blue trfcctinS tailored suit; sssa.- ss.ss. -sa'1 Going -o''-'f S30.O0
 Bought to SeIl 1t $89.5O ss:;:.:. ss::..s's'1. S25.00
 Bought b Sen at $65.O0 l S.s 3t-Iayendsr silk epongs suit: ernbroi- ::.' E: :..:-,.:.: ]. .A''.. 's''s Out s15.oo
 BouSht to Sen at $S9.5O as.c.:..s :; :.zssss sss's. :1 '-''- C. S4O.00 pracA .~~--. gs
 Bought b Ssn < $125.0o s,::;: ss.::s. '. :ss: .. dssss-oss.si- s S45.OO
 Bought to Ssll 1t $59.5O 1 siss ss-Ponsse .uit; straistt $0n- -00
 Bought to Sell at $25.OO d,ns. sss ,saxs,s. ,n'. '''' $10.OO sl Bouxht to Sell at $25.OO i Size 1e--White linen suit Ge- c N - m ing -Out-cf- Businass AsVV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28

Bought to Sell at $79.6O Sise 14 (yery smaiD- --Misseg model h navy s,si ss.s.sss.s :sssss'A'' Going s-0''- $45.0O price. ................-..--...., XO
 Bought to Sch at $s9.5o ! sise ss-Piain navy tricotine suits with gray sss:r ss,s: ss5 @ S55oo
 Bought to Sell at $79.50
 .s ss-Nsvy blue s,s tasotns inc, suit saort co.s ten. e, aad hssyy SIX stitching. o49.oO
 Bought to Sell at s7s.50 sizs ss-Navy blue tricotine suit. with short ss:s '-sss ss5's eis s.-s:s. s s40.50 price .~-.-......... A~
 Bought to Sell at $89.5O Size 1s-Midnixht blue suit in tricotinc; hand ; s:s sss sss,si ssss S55oo
 Bought to Sell at $es.5o :ss' ss'ss s S405O BuS1n6Ss price ..........-.... -
 Bought to Sell at $ee.5o 5 Size 1s-Lstest chicken models with short sss sss,.sss :ssss % s.,ss s;i S ss's.o.ss S49'oo
 Bought to Sen at $69.5O Size 1s--Biu- tricctine suit with large collar; ::,s IF :s,:'s.. :sss '''4''' ''''s-'''- s45.oo price --.--~--..--.----... AO
 Bought to Sell at $69.5O ] Slzs 1s-Navy blue trtcotine suit; straight ss.,a..s s5:'s siaslss ss'ss as,a.oss-ei. S45.OO
 Bought to Sen 1t $69.5O l Siss ss-Navy triootine suit with notched s::':' s::: s:::. 0'''' Out x 's''- S45.00
 Bought to Sen at $65.OO Size 1s-Dark blue suit. with braid trim ninss and narrow belt. 0ossg- <0n S0 Out-of-Business NsOV
 Bought to Sch at $65.OO 1 Sixe 1s-Midnight baus tricotine suit; nicely ;:;;:.'' s:;: s;;:. - '''a..0s'. .'..''1- S35.oo Bought to Sell at $45.OO sise l6-Navy blue Fr~s,ch serxe suit: misses n,odel; button-triunned- Geans- &0E m out-o<- Business 0ZAsVV
 Bought to Sen Il $59.50 siss 1e-Navy blue trscotins suits nicely s::s s:s s:;:. ''' o'''.' 0''.''. s'''. 5000
 Bought to SeH at $65.00 l Size 1A--Navy blue tricottne suit: extra long coat. Goins-out-of- -B,ss- EnH m si prios OO
 Bought to Sen at $8s.5O oaa ': s,ss vSs-s sis s. s-e oss % .1 nn oSs.of. erss. .a. .nn..ns.. CO'oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28

w&s directed by Miss Marie Reddy, a well known dancing teacher of Nash vile.
 The scene was one of remarkable beauty, as it was given upon great flat rock, surrounded by the waters of Lake Aloaloa, which made nat urai stage, and as 1t was shown just at sunset. the reflection of the sunset colors upon the water and upon the great rock, where the girls danced in costume, was very lovely
 On Tuesday evening was given the annual circus, directed by Miss Nell Grain of Peabody college. In this exhibition the girls were arrayed to represent the animals of the circus. There were side shows, pink lemon ade and all the accomplishments of real circus, and the big tent in which 1t was given carried out the circus idea.
 Wednesday evening was marked by the closing exercises, and the prizes were then presented. It is of interest 10 know that mothers from ali the southern states were present to wit ness these interesting events and to accompany their daughters home.
 The girls from Birmingham were: Miss May Ward, Miss Elizabeth John son, Miss Margaret Oliver, Miss Ethel Ray Snider, Miss Una Webster Miss Dale Oliver, Miss Oliver Perkins. Miss Lura Fowlkes Miss Ann Rutlege Fowlkes. Miss Marion Adler, Miss Marjorie Pearce, Miss Lucy McCalley, Miss Martha Clements, Miss Frances Rogers, Miss Margaret Brown. Miss Lyl Nevins and Miss Lucy McBee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28
A List of the New Dresses.
Bought to Sell at $79.5 50

Bought to Sel1 at $79.50 size- 4o-:Navy blue piquetine dress. plain s:;:.' s::s sss ;.'s::s 's z: s45.oo
 Bought te Ssn at $3s.s0 l sixs ss--NavS. b,ps tztcotins drese with hsan. s..h .sa s.reuiar ssirt- $0E.O0 Bought to Sch at $39.5O F. s:''s5:s s:'-ss s,s s.. 'ss: ''''' e s25.oo price ... ..N.......-...s......s. fE
 Bought to Sell at $59.5O 1 sss ss-Tricotine navy btus dress stitched il ss.e ss' sssass ss;i ssss s'' S35.OO price .......-..-.............
 Bought to Seu at $76.00 Size 1s-Navy biue tricotine dress. e1nbrot- s:sss 's ::s ~ s''A ssas;sS. s35o0 ,of- Business price ..........-.
 Bouxht to Sch 1t $60.5O siss 1s-Navy blue chicken model in blus ss s.sss oeias- -oss-si-s -s,.'a.s. , 35.OU
 Bought to Sen at $69.50 {: s;s: :::s; ::: ::' dsa: ss's' S45oo
 Boakht to Sell at $39.5O s,.s ss.Nayy blue trieotins drsas with ac- ;:;s:s .:ss:: s:!. '3s ss S25o0
 Bought to Sell It $69.5O | sise 10 midnight blue piqu4tine dress; am 6ro31ored in blue and gray AeN - m French. French kness n,9ss ooins-oot-st- . SsK0'OV BuSsness Pa'ce '...............
 Boaght to Ssn II $oe.5O e,s-> | Hx> A. 2 s s..s ,... .sa.!sco.s I1ss sd'as- Out Ss1l .OV 0t-ntAA ae98 1tdee essss .5b.l.... &A~ A$
 Bought to Sen st $65.OO 1 ains Ss--Csnton creYe &rsss: nicely trirEnsAi VII stsel asads doans-oot- &0n. .00 x paee ..................'....... ~O M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28

Bought to Sell at $60.5O ! sfse +e-TAiicred midnight blue piquetfne snits ::ss: :s;:ss i ssi.s.S...si s ss:iss:: s:s S55.OO
 Bought to Sell at $S9.5o siss 4e-Plain tailored navy blue suits trimmed :ss :s;:::.s ss s's ss:.sss s55oo
 Bought to SeIl at $s9.50 , Size as-Navy blue suits In wsry long nneE ;:s. issss': ;s;;ss si' $5500
 Bought to Sell at $89.5O Size 36-Handsomely made suits of navy bius sss:s: s;: ;:s ::: :: s55oo
 Bought to Sell at $89.50 2 Size - ls-Midnight blue suits Tn nice: pfaan 3;ss:; ss;:s ss::a.s .s s'''s-0''-''. $55.oo
 Bought to SeIl at $S9.5O Sire y Is--Navy blue neautifuIsy tailored saats sss sss ;::ss ss:s s,ss s S5500
 Bought to Sell at $55.OO sxs 3s-Engiish cloth suit in mixed or1uss 2; :s,s: s;sss and tan Going out 5000
 Bought to SeIl at $55.O0 slse ss-Dark brown cloth suit; plain tsA- ss:;...: ss;s: s;ss :'''. ''''. .o''.''- 5000
 Bought to SeH at $59.5O l sise 4o-rricotine suit in blu.: plain, long 3;s:: s:;:: ss::...: Com. '''-''- s25.oo
 Bought to Sch Ut $39.5O Sine Se--Blaok trisotine suit: vesy plain sSa;,.ss ssyls; o0'ns-out7od- SOE.OO psics pdc:,'e.. .... ZO
 Bought to ,Sel It $45.OO E. sss.; ao,ns- oat-of- SOE .OO
 Bought to Sell at $39.5O l sise stNayy blue trtcctine suit: nice Hng s:;:: ss:;.... ss::; ss''s-o' S25.oo
 Bought to Sell at $65.OO l Sine s6--Navy blue tricotine suit, with Rrge ss,.s css.oes.ssasss E sssssa high Going $30.OO proc .........................! ~O
 Bought to Sell at $70.5O Size ls-Misses' suit in short. circular coat: :;s::'s':. :;::: :::s::. '.''.'' '''..0' s45.oo
 Bought to Sell tt $80.5O Sass 4s-Suit oi French velour. mahogany shade; good. long lines- Going < H E m Out-o6- Business OAheVV
 Bought to Sell at $97.5O ! Sire ls-French blue suits of veldine. chicken ::::: s:sss s:::s... s'''..'''.''. s45.oo
 Bought to Sell at $59.5O Siss 1s-Ersnch velour suit; good styis for naissss- 0olAs-out-of- &0n S0 prios .------..-.--.--.-..-.-.. AV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28
Bouxht to Sen at Sl4O.OO

OOOX01 0S41 Ux IxVsOO eise 13-Al- white pussywitlow taffeta smbrci- ss5ss . s,s:a a.rs rSs: and rod $2E.OO price ......................... A0O
 Bought to Sell at $S9.5O ss:;s..: :ss s.,:s:: s::: ss..oss ss S5.O0
 Bought to Sell at $7s.5o s::s: s:ss;s sss.;ss.'s:.. ;sss E .'''' s45.oo
 Bought to Sell at $79.BO sroas1sd s's sssvsis s in ~ooi sss e. eea ' m ing out-of- Busaness KhsOV
 Bought to Sell at $49.5O Size 4o-slus satin dress with lacs collar. ss::s' s:;:s ss:'ss:: 's''.'' s2O.oo
 Bought to Sell at $49.5O fly beaded; new Faii mode 0e- cor m ing Out -cf -B1sfnsss OZAsOO
 Bought to Sch at $49.5O l eis4 1S-Brown Canton crepe dress; beautifully ':S;s s:;s: 's ss:s: ''''' S25oo
 Bought to Sell II $5o.5O Stze 8e-Hrown Canton crepe dress combined med with brown and tan beads. 0 < SAsVV Going Out Of Business prios.. ~O
 Bought to Sell it $65.5o S&e ss-Navy blue Georgetts drcssi beauti- jst Goins-oat-of- Business SSn.OV prlce -.... ~
 Bought b Sen II $7o.6O 01ne 1e-HoAnk Canton crepe dreaA embroidered In white and jst beads. O. = A'N en ,.9. .ost-of- -B.anes' S40.oV vssoo .......s........ = -
 Boaght to Sel at 45S.O0 h steel bsadA Gatng-ouk -of- e1A - m DQG1nAD AAsVV
 RSuent to Sen' ae 46o.60 Ss-- ls-Navy blus Cantca crepe sdress; saa- 1roidAred In Sfay with taffeta 0n - m sash: s 0osns oat sf-1usinsss = 3s1sVV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28
J0YCROFTERs' s' YEAR BOOK

YEAR BOOK
 The Joycrofters' club have pre- pared their year book, which is now ready for distribution to members at the public library.
 It is a very attractive booklet with cover in the club colors, pink and green.
 The club was organized in 1908 and federated in 1914. Its motto is, "Ceasing to Give We Cease to Have," and the emblem is an acorn.
 They have a wonderfully interest ing course of study which embraces a variety of entertaining and in- structive subjects.
 The officers are: President, Mrs. Ira A. Watson; vice president, Mrs. T. s. Neville; secretary, Mrs. Thomas Williams; treasurer, Mrs. George Woodruff, critic. Mrs. J. l.. Yancey; parliamentarian, Mrs. Norman shan non; historian, Mrs. II. W. Taylor; federation secretary. Mrs. R. D. Bur ger.
 Their membership committee in- cludes Mrs T. B.. Hill, Mrs. T. l., Moses and Mrs. C. l.. Moss.
 The social service committee Is Mrs. John Douglas, Mrs. Nelson Hill and Mrs J. M. Lipscomb
 The programme committee is Mrs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28
WRIGHT-RIGGs WEDDING
 SATURDAY

The marriage of Miss Frances Minor Riggs and MT. Robert Franklin Wright will take place Saturday morning at II o'clock at St. Marys Highlands, when the service will be read by the Rev. oscar de Wolf Randolph. E
 Miss Julia Bowers and Miss Lucille Harper will be the bridesmaids. Ms A. S. McElroy. will serve her sister as matron of honor
 MT. Wright will be attended by MT. Ernest Well as best man. Mir, T. R.. Ellison and Mir. Robert Poole will be the eroon1suen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28

J. L. Yancey, Mrs Thomas Williams and Mrs. Thomas S. Neville.
 The membership list includes: Mrs. R. D. Burger, Mrs. John Douglass, Mrs. J. H. Terrell, Mrs. R. w. Fon- ville, Mrs. J. B. Hill, Mrs. Nelson Hill, Mrs. w M. Hoke, Mrs. J. M. Lips comb, Mrs. w. c. Lloyd, Mrs W. P. Lynch, Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Mrs. T. l.. Moses, Mrs. c. l.. Moss, Mrs. J. P. Mccoy, Mrs. Marie U. Neil, Mrs. Thomas & Neville, Mrs. Norman shannon Mrs. J. J. shannon, Mrs. H. W. Taylor, Mrs. w. V. Trammell, Mrs. Ira A. Watson, Mrs. k. H. Webb, Mrs. Thomas Williams, Mrs. George Woodruff, Mrs. J. l.. Yancey. Asso- ciate member, Mrs. J.. B. Stubbins. MISS BROWN HONORED.
 Miss Roberta Meadows charmingly entertained at her home in Lowndes- boro in honor of Miss Anne Elizabeth Brown of Birmingham at delicious barbecue dinner says the Montgom- cry Advertiser. ~
 Later in the. evening heart dice was played and an ice course was served.
 Those enjoying the hospitality of Miss Meadows were: Miss Ann Eliza beth Brown of Birmingham, Miss Josephine Powell, Miss Louise Powell, Miss Margaret Mckee, Miss Ruth El- liott, of Montgomery; Eli R. Mead-r ows, Arthur Tyson. Lester Rogers, James Stone, Lewis English, Henry M. Howard, Rowland Young, Judge w. H. Lee of Hayneville. and Rev Noble Powell of Charlottesville, Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28
MISS WHITES
 HOUSE PARTY

Miss Elizabeth White is entertain ing a party of 10 young girls at the country home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. w. T. White. at Spring Garden.
 Those from Birmingham who are attending are Miss Elizabeth Safter. Miss Theoline Woodruff. Miss Louise Taylor Miss Amelia Jackson. Miss Lorine~ Norton. There are five other girls who have gone over from Rome. Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28

ecunpeud 0 other madm o nc doabH j  f sa s ssGs I S.
 
 A List of the New Suits
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-17

to 4 per cent in private negotiations. Trade reviews reported a broader de- mand for railroad equipment ana structural steel and the labor situa- tion, in it's relation to the proposed wage cut by the transportation sys- tems, seemed less acute.
 Oils of the domestic type, especial ly the. Standard Oil group, reatureu trading at extreme gains of to ID points, Equipments, steels, coppers, shipping and many specialties parJicl- pated in the advance at substantial gains, and rails added variably to their recent gains. frequent realiz- ing sales were without marked effect, strong tone ruling at the close.
 Sterling exchange crossed the $4 for the first time in nearly SIX months, representing a gain of about cents to the pound from the weeks low. Appreciable gains were made by Liberty issues, and the bond list almost as whole, including leading internationals, was inclined to strengthen. Totai sales, par value, $17,750,000.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. Is. - EXten- sion of a years credit to livestock owners in the payment of grazing fees for use of national forests, due Decem Der 1. would be authorized by a bill introduced in the senate today by Sen ator McNary, Republican, Oregon. h. terest of six per cent from December 1 would be charged on such deferred payments.
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COWBOY KILLED IN
 FIGHT WITH OFFICER

FL PASO, Tex, Nov. 16.-William West, 26 years old, a cowboy for wild west shows and rodeos, was shot to death tonight in an automobile during a scuffle with s. Woolston, federal narcotic agent, after West had been placed under arrest. Officers said lp ounces of drugs had been taken from West Woolston declared at the curoners inquest that West accidant- ally shot himself while struggling to escape.
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STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. Is. - Continued ease Of money, signs of pronounceJ improvement in industrial condiCiors and the strength of British exchange were factors in today's active, broad and generally higher stock market. sales approximating 1,000,oo0 shares.
 Call loans opened at 412 per cent for the first time in nearly month and that quotation again was redTced
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 04S207
Department of the Interior

Department or the TnterIor
 U. $. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix, Ari- Zona. October 17, 1921.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Alexan- der DAlbini. of Hereford Arizona, who, on July S. 1920, made Homestead Entry, No 04S207. for N1a, Section Is, Township 24-S.. Range 1E.. G. & S. k. E. & Mer- idian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof. to establish claim to the land above described, before James Allison, U. S. Commissioner, at Bisbee. Arizona, on the 22nd day of Mo- vember, 1921.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 William Ratliff. Joseph Stonis. Sam Y Miller, all of Hereford, Arizona: Fred erick c. Saxby, of Lowell, Arizona.
 JOHN R. TOWLES. Register. First publication Oct. 21. 1921.
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