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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02
Dancesat Bachelors Grove Friday
1 August IN. Music. by Ctibors orches.

FEeHASl - A3-fWE ~ w..
Dalcesat Bachelors Grove Friday,
Angus II. Music by Ctibors orches-
The Office Of DR.. Guy B. Fairchild
Will ~ closed during his absence
from IS the city, until August s.-.Adv.
Baseball Thursday, August -
Leeds Us. Thompson at Thompson. N,
ssf q. :s Same sailed e. g o'clock q,
Dance a Belmont Park every
y Tuesday and-Frfday evenings. Emard's
Forchestra and best floor in the state.
Adv.
Visits Here-Martins Bundle Of
1SldahoNFallss Iowa, lis In Grand Forks
n visiting at theshome Of his brother,
\ Is 5Rundlie, University avenue.
S ----S- ~ IL
n City--Hr e. Craig Of the, state
enforcement league Is in the city to-
day on business.
f2S Hove you tried the new cooks and
the delicious Soc luncheon and dinner
served az the@Frederick Coffee Shop?
Dance at Fair Pavilion every We'd
nesdaySan Saturday night; street car
service; music >by Ernard's orchestra.
Let's go.--Adv.
St. Paul Guild is, serving a supper
on w. W. Fegan's lawn at 6 o'clock
Wednesday evening. Price 75c a
plate: Everybody is co9rdiaNN invited.
Dumphy Here-Rev. Father John
Dumphy, rector Of st. Thomas col
legesofs st. Paul, was a visitor IN the
city Monday.
Fuller sAway-W. E. Fuller. vice
President Of the Northern State bank,
ahd family left Monday for Devils
Lake where they will spend a two
weeks outing.
ST. Paul Man-Arthur W. Thomas,
representing the Haas Commission
company Of st. Paul, spent Monday
here. Mr.. Thomas has been on a tour
through South Dakota, Montana and
the western part Of North Dakota.
*. O. Meeting-Grand Forks Coun-
: Gil No. 1850 Knights of Columbus will
' hold "a special meeting Wednesday
night at 1880 o'clock. Important
business matters relative to the
knights Of Columbus home are to be
discussed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02

Arrangements forfuneral Of SEVERN
O.. OIegaard, who died Monday night
at his home. on North Eighth street.
ARE not completed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02

>Elva Cronk, county club leader,
making preparations for countrywide
achievement day,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02

Fuller *Away--W. FL Fuller. vice
President Of the Northern State bank,
and family left Monday for Devils
Lake where they will spend a two
weeks outing.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02

Three boys escape from Institution
for Feeble Minded at Grafton, accord
ing to word received here today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02

Kiwanis club to meet Wednesday to
make preparations for district con-
vention at Red Wing.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-02

St. Paul Man-Arthur w. Thomas,
representing the Haas Commission
company Of st. Paul, spent Monday
here. Mr.. Thomas has been on a tour
through South Dakota. Montana and
the western part Of North Dakota
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11

at tro, at oct babbe b9ret brepet al
S~it5gibbons. 2pgerne flyer, at 0o1t.
ben ianoipnliebis bar begaaet ben
itore Seiltagelie at oriffe af lit eget
grpg. 9ette er set treble mpItiifc
0sosfalo %inbtruffet / eller ,,9r @ol.
iep De iibite fem Waaneber, og oe to
fsrite angipes iom itoptIarebe @oro.
Surlamser Sernbane til &uie6no.
en- &agne er iperfiat forat bebp.
ge Great Hortbern Sernbaneielifa6
til at legge en- Sioelinie al lin 9ane
ira Snron til &oiebuo / ben ipolige
Gel at Staten, % ct WasiemsSe !
oenne Inleonins ifulbe ben 9oe bs.
afbolbes / feritnebnte 8p. Ser iflll6e
UNDER bette Wsbe boloes Saler al
fremragenoe Wpnb fra minneapolis,
ct. Saul, Strsget beo &oiebub oa
fra andre Steber, bnor Der er sSnter.
este for Iabningen al bette fritgtbare
9iitrift. Oct flyer fig ieIp, of gpen
Suron ogiaa piloe bragg fig ftore
6oroele al Den npe @aneIinie.
Sre @euaturer brGnbt / sripp.-
Ere glebatorer neobr9n6te Seat iii
Soc os. | Sripp meb ct Sab af ON.
frina $4,000, % Der faaoes at nrs
re Sienbibner til, at ale ire 9pgnin.
ger blep ant9nbt. Gre Ipnb, Ser
flpgteoe / en- sllttomobil, bapoe | ale
Silf9lber paaiat Sloen beb SieIp Of
i%aaoanne Srnter, iom bri1ges paa
Sernbanen. De neobrenote 9pgnin.
ger tilbsrte 81. 81. Sr1iar, &apier &
Sruar, begge at &ttcben, og Sar.
mers glepator 60. &ln TO Of gIepa.
torerne bar ibrug, men begge bisie
bar nGiten fplbt meb 8rsn. Sbem
observation-disclosures bar eIler oeres
Notip bar life befienot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
@iseomfm.
WriicfpIrrn niSer III

Brticfolera oiIer fig. Sor fprlte
Gang paa mango Iar er @riiefolerd
for fort Sib iiben ubbrltot / Glart
Gountp. Yaa Sreb Wanges Sarm
n9r @itbee par Is @riie buffet ltlI'
Ser for Spgoomen.
Srsbrene &rneser at isgc SenaaS'
ming. Ser melotes forleben | Go1t
Claire, of Ell Inisgning ON genaao'
ming for 9rsbrene Sranf og Seslte
ariieger mart piloe bIibe forelagt
@uperner Blaine. Inisgningen ctr'
fiilerebes af en- treble grober, SolliS
ariteger. Se fsritnppnte 8rsore bleu
ibsmlt 2ipsitraf for Srabet paa Sar'
RI Senien unoer Be ltroligbeoer ION
forefom oa 9rsbrene forisgte at lttto'
bragg fig @ilit9rtieneite i1noer SRI
gen.
Tarmere 6ebsper inseu Sicenie.-
Baa Soreipsrsiel er Der ira StatSoe'
partementet afgipet ben Grfl9rlllh
at Sarmere life bebsper of lsie St'
cenie for at ielee &ieb be ielp bar
p~roouceret / De forifienige gper, Oct
bore fig / itsrre eIler minore Tnr'
tier. Spis &isbet oerimpb fiebes paa
Sarlnen al andre, iaa nlaa bisie, 'ollI
altiaa b%aanbterer anOres 9roolltt'
lsie 9icenie for at ialae | gper. Sore
ipsrsiel berom par itiaet al @allte'
iba Gountp Sarmburean.
@einSabls @iolin ienot arcisler'
anuk Geinbabl, ben befienote Siollll'
mager / Wabiion, bar nplig lenot e.
al fine fortrefielise Snitrumenter III
ben perbensberemte Sioliniit 6rli5
areisler. 8iolinen, iom oelpis er tll'
pirfet al 2snnetrG poret | @iscoll'
lin, er ienbt @ioliniiten iom Ell sereS'
bepisnins ira IaoiionS gor9cre,
i9rlig meb Senblif paa, at ban llpIls
(Sortiattes paa iibite SiSe.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11

SteietL % 90 be iaa Manoen tumle
omfrine NOR Ssniebuiet, iaa De | barn
Ell al Sc iaa forbade Ssnietppe. Den
75.aarige Sames Offer % Ssnnen
Wtife, al Iar gummel % altiaa life
at regne for nogen fremfuienoe ling
Bonn iprang iio meo bpert fit Saslse'
bGr % begpuote at FIRE paa Oen ian.
ielsie StaffeL. Salt fer Sfi,o affp-
rebes moo ham, % ban blep fitlbitGns
Sig aiennembullet al oe grope Sagl.
Saoer % Sen troebe at babe f9loet
Ell meget farlig Spp og ioleoe fig |
oerne i'm Selteaiernine, inbtil oct
ianoe Sorbolo enbelig opbagebes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Spo Safota.
Siorteiaat % Sfpabranbe.

SIortejagt % Sfpgbranoe. Sffe
i%aainart bar SGionen for Siorteiagt
inbtraabt, fsr Der uobreo TO me
Sfogbranoe | 8lact Stills rationale
Sfoae. 9egae oisie 9ranoe melotes
at bore unoer aontrol, men Ser frpg.
teoes for @ientagelier peo sports.
mGnSs u~foriistige Smsans meo Slb.
Dffer for lem Seiltaselic. 2iset
al Sarrp Sit5gibbonS blep forleben
Worgen funbet | ben bsbe WanbS
Spite | en- al ben lille gp @olieps
uofanter. Sort eiter fanbtes ct tibet
9rRnoepinsbrGnberi / Ell n9rliggen.
De Raisaser, % Der par &runo til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
&orO 9ofota.
sSprite Sne faIbeu. SSra SCI

SprPe SHe |aIoeH. Sra StSllldfCt
melotes Den Zoe bs., at S9ionens
ierite Sne bar faloen, tort al en- MILD
Sinb. Gen laa | en- 9pboe af to Com.
mer paa ilet Narf, % 90 Den bar
nofiaa tuns Jog Den life meset iam-
men.
Maar Slieopnen er iprnnsen lGf.
Setter S'9rien, Ell Sarmer n9r
Steele, lagoe life Werfe til Of Ole.
opnen bar iprungen LOFT, ba ban
tGnote Den, og Ell @rploiion paaiulg.
te. Suiet meb alt Snobc, ,&leber o.
anoet n%eobr9note.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
T~urienoina af SaprrDe. 81 8ar ID

Sprienotrg at SBlDrrDe. II Ear
Sslpr9pe, Der meb @rpreis ienotes
fra en- &9nefarm peo ct. Sobn, pas-
ierebe forleben Sag giennem 0epils
2afe unoerneis til Great Sails, bppr
en- ~lignerbe SporGtningsfarm at.
legges. 9e ii &Goepar bapbe Ell
@erbi al $4,000.
Gnslig Sarmer mprbet. Ilireo
8eier, Ell enslig 5O-aarig Sarmer er
funben mprbet paa lin afiioesliggen.
De Gienoom rtpr Scbeiielo, III Mil
/ Spopeit for Sicfinion. Sam fanOtes
al Haboer, iom foruroligebes peo
bans 9orteblipen. Sar bar blepen
orPbt peo Slag / Sopeoet.
Ncitus' Gftermanb. Sermon 6.
Stenerion at Iinot er al Statsaopo-
fat 8. 9. SeringItab ubnepnt til at
efterfelse ben nppalgte @ltpernsr 6.
q. Heitos iom asiiiterenoe StatsaO.
bofat Of 8arb Gonntp. Scr. @eitos
reiignereoe fra benne Stining iaas
mart ban bapbe beltemt Jig til at
mootage Termination for @uperner.
Der. Stenerion tiltreoer itrar lin me
Stining.
EoIitiet bar Sfpbeppclicr. 9plitf=
fomnisiGr Sobn 6. Sogan / Sarge
bar befalet 8pens Golitibetiente at
"ifp0e for at orGbe" rtaar oe fonlmer
ifait meb be %loplsie glementer, og for
melt mnlig at gisre DEM iitanb til at
efterfomme oenne Srbre bar ban enb-
pibere f%ororbnet ugentlig Sfipeifpbs
ming. timber bisie Sfpoespelier bru-
ees life alene Gepolpere og Rifler,
men oeiaa De at aae 9anoitter iaa
meget frpgteoe ~afiageoe SagIbssier.
Spna1nit % gbrn. Gountpautori.
teter er anmooet ON at ie liot neiere
efter Spbabet til en- 9pnamiterplo-
iion, bporpeo ire al Sobn @angls
Born blep ifamferebe paa Samiltens
Sarm, beliggenoe 20 Wil / Spbpeit
for Waloan. st al be ire 9srn, en-
10.aarig 1ige bapoe lloe / @aaroen
funoet en- Spnamititang meo tilbps
renbe S9noiats, oa peo at lege meo
bette farlige Sitnb forefom en- @rplo-
lion, bborpeo aIe fom mere eler mint
ore tilifabe.
@ntumpbilnlsffe pcS Sicfinion.-
Irs. Gbriit Saacf blep Sen ste bs.
orGbt UNDER en- Iutomobilrlpffe ii
WtiI ~sitenfor Sicfinion, ibet Maifinen
off llboper Ell 90 Soos Sorbeining at
@eien beo 9roen ODER Green Hiper.
Scr. Saacf o. oeres lille Barn, iamt
SIR. og Wrs. @iaiam Scbutman
fom ~alporlig tilifabe. Se TO SAINT.
Tier, iom er Sarmere nproenfor Hi.
CHARLTON, bar unberpeis til Sicfin.
ion, 90 lllpffen inotraf peo Spben al
en- brat 9atfe.
Samilic nGr inSebr9not. elmer
@bitmore, boenoe / Ell at Wanoans
llofanter, paaenebe tiblig Wanbae
Morgen peO of bans Siem ftob /
Slammer. San bar Suitru % gsrn
no al oet brPnberbe Sus, men maat-
te igien tr9nse oerinb for at rebbe en-
@iece. Sisen bapoe itaniet / tit 30.
relic for at flGoe iig pua, men Sloen
greb iaa baitis ON iia, of bun blep
~alporlig f~orbrGnbt. Wrs. 8bitmore
melotes at pare / Ell fritiif Sorfat-
ming efter Den plubielig inotraabte
rlpffe. Samiliens Gienoomstab oil.
iloges til $4,000. granoen inotraf
netop Tom Sinterens fsrite Sneltorm
bar iluppen lbs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11

(Sortiettes paa iibite Sibe.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Wontana.
Gicn6DntmeIia 1tIsffe.

Gienbommelis 1tlgffe. &ap, Sag,
lamb, Z Iar gammel, er afganet beo
Ssben | ct Soipital t Seipistopn Ell.
ter at bore ubiat for en- eienboml1les
Zig lllpffe. @ebens Fan req paa fin
9onp itsote ban moo en- libipGrbt
&l9besinor, bporpeb ban bleb trllffen
lto al Sablen, men bengerbe fat me0
ben enc SOB / Stigbsilen ilebeoeS
ban al oen ifr9mte Seit oper en- len.
gere StrGfning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11

turligpis paft negen Spmerfiombeo.
Mm pentebe oog meb abiftaig
SpGnoing pan at Sormilen ifuloe
fommle, oa man i6r life rigtig funoe
fatte bporfor oerne Wangemiaioner
bapbe palgt Jig Wilaca iom lit Spe.
rationsfelt.
Gn Sutusltnins ! Sernbaneoriiten.
Observation-Disclosures ifal enoelia babe
beapnot at inoie, at noget mao gisres
for at fonfurrere meb Ben itabig
egenoe Iutonlobiltrafif, oa iom ct
Sorisg oenne Retnins bar Tortbert
Eacific 9aneielifah / ct. Yaul labet
bpgge enbel iorbol6spis meget lette
Wtotorpoane til grug paa alminoe.
li9t Sernbaneipor. Gen isrlte al
oisie N~otorpogne, Der bar Siooe.
plaos for II Sasiaeerer, blep Der
ON Sasen gipet en- Brspefart mellem
ct. Yalll % @bite 8ear, % Den bill
efter nogle minbre Soranorinser blt.
be ienot til Irmiteab, Wont., o. i9t.
tes | Srafif ODER et 100 Wfils Stref-
ming. Yasia9ertrafifen bar oeruoe
bopeoiageli9 beitaaet al @rubearbei.
bere, men bisie bar liot efter libt fuu'
oct Oct mere befpemt 90 biligere al
babe egen gutomobil BERTH, bporai
Sslgen blep, at De itore o. tllnge
Sernbaneposne / Den ienere 1io bar
gaaet iaa omtrent tomme. Ser ifal
hos ct Sirma | ct. Saul bore beitilt
SO al biSie W~otorpogne for @rug pao
Sernbaneipor, os Der ipnes at fore.
itaa en- Smpeltnins ! Sernbanetraft'
fen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17

S5 1-s; J. Larkin (Birminghaml, S5.
 Fourth commercial class; F. C. Hoene (Birmingham). 921s.
 Third commercial class: T. J. Hall Columbus. Ga.). 9O1s; J. S. Wright (Birmingham), s9 s-5; F. M. McGough (Birmingham). STA.
 Second commercial class: E. C. Chaszar (Bondtown, va.), SS 1-9.
 First commercial class: F. ". Katz (BirmIngham), 9S 1-5; I. F. Johnson (Jasper). 92 2-9; M. R. Mitchell (Bel- tona), ST 1-9.
 Special classes: J. A. valdes (Ha- vana, Cuba), SS 3-7; E. B. Crawford (Birmingham), S5 5-7.
 Preparatory class: s. Doctorehicl (Brookside). 92 6-11; J. W. Trommer- hauser (Birmingham), 91 10-11; R. A. Rosasco (Pensacola, Fla.), 9o2-11; B. Levey Pensacola. Fla.), S9 5-11; J. W. Timmons (Birmingham), SS 7-1o; E. H. Brady (Pocahontas. Va.), sS 1-12; L. W. Golson (Mobile), S5 i'll; M c. Abele (Montgomery). s5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
Random Notes

Miss Malvina Coleman will arrive l next Friday from Judson college Marion. Ala. to spend the Christmas holidays with her father. Mir. Phsres Coleman.
 Mir. and Mrs. John P. Tillman have returned from Greenville. s. c. Miss Katherine Smith of Cedar. town, Ga, will arrive next week to be the guest of her sister. Mrs. Will Lenrv.
 Miss Amy Young. Miss Josephine Jones. Miss Julia Mae Drennen, Miss Cecile Gray Johnston and Miss Anna McLester arrived yesterday from tho National Cathedral school to spend the holidays with their parents. Mrs. Clifford Lamar of New York will arrive soon to visit her mother. Mrs. A. T. London.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Crockard have returned from New York. MT. Francis Crockard. who is stu NSHA dl dicy VIII dTTitc
 
 Mrs. O. l.. Cloud, Miss Pauline Cloud and Miss Elizabeth Cloud, who came to Birming gham to be present at the Cloud-Dryer wedding last Wednesday. have returned to their home In Ham let. N. c.
 Miss Virginia Jemison arrived yes terday from Wellesley college to s-&, I1It !, her parents, Mir, and Mrs. Robert Jem- tson. Jr.
 Miss Margaret Tillman. who is vis- ting friends in Greenville, s. C., will arrive Sunday and will be accom- panied by her brother, MT. George Bailey. who will spend the holidays here.
 Mrs. Paul Pierce and little daugh- ter. Ann, are the guests of Mrs. Pierce's parents, MT. ard Mrs. Lloyd Hooper. in Selma for a few days.
 Miss Mitylene McDavid has re- turned from St. Marys school and Is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. R. McDavid.
 Miss Julia Mae Anderson of Annis-  attend the Mccormack concert. will be the guest of Miss Ida Collins on Sycamore street.
 Mrs. E. J. Galloway and daughter, Lucy Hood, have returned from Wad- ley. Ala. where they went to be pres- ent at the golden wedding anniversary celebration of Mrs. Calloway'z par ents Mir. and Mrs. J. M Gay.
 Mir. and Mrs E. G. Stone have re- turned from Wadley, where they went to be present at the golden wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. J. M Gay.
 Mrs. T. J. Locke of Columbus, Miss. Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. B. J. Allen of Ensley.
 Mrs. Law Lamar has returned to her home in Selma after a brief visit to her daughter. Mrs J. W. Ager.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
St. Bernard Grades Publicly Announced
 as First Term Ends

St. Bernard, December 16.-(Spe- cial)-At recent meeting of the fac ulty of St. Bernard college the grades of all students were publicly announced. This public announce ment of the grades brought the first term of the present scholastic year to close. At the conclusion the right reverend president addressed few remarks to the students in which he urged them to make greater efforts for the rest of the year. He spoke on the advantages of good education, and laid special stress on the subject of religion, stating that so many moral wrecks to be found in the world today owe their present condition to great extent to the lack of thor ough knowledge of their religion.
 The following students, having at tained a general average of S5 per cent or more, have their names in scribed on the class honor roll:
 Sophomore class: c. N. Quest (Nashyille), 93 1-3.
 Fourth academic class: E. E. Priest (Sheffield), S5 Ia.
 Third academic class: J. C. Frank lin (Muldon, Missy, 93 per cent; J. E. Capesius (Boos. Luxembourg), 91 7-9 {; J. J. Laffan Oimerick, Ire1and), 90 2-9: D. J. Reinschmidt (Pensacola, Fla), 90 2-9; J. k. Cutclifr (Birming- ham), S9 70; R. G. Kirk (Corbin, Ky), S9 5-9; W. J. Sullivan (Birmingham), |, ss 5-s: H. L. Fitzpatrick (Bessemer), S6 7-9.
 Second academic class; E. P. Hack ett Montgomery, s5 per cent; E. J. Wright (Birmingham), 9sB; M. J. Schnurr Louisville. Ky). 91h J. C.. Jackson (South Pittsburgh), 9oA; F.. D. Flynn (Pratt City). jS9ss; c. B. McAdams (Pensacola, Fla.), 8sss; J. C.. Req Nashville, Tenn.), 89 5-9; A. w. Schwallie (Arnheim, Ohio), S9&; E.. M. Lusting (Tusoaloosa), s7ss; R. F. Capesius (Boos. Luxembourg). s7Ss; L. J. Thornton (Birmingham), So 3s; W. E. Lemm Memphis. Tenn.). s6 per cent
 First academic class: B. Fl. Hoene (Birmingham), s5 5-9; H. P. Mills (Urbana, Ill.), s5 per cent; M. s. Borros. Jr. (Cincinnati), s3 5-s; W. H. Huettell (Knoxville. Tenn.), 93 2-s; W. E. Weidner Chattanooga, Tenn), 91 Is; w. J. Murray Nashville Tenn.), 90 7-s; s. J. Colpack (Besse- mer), 90 Ia; P. J. Barry (Birming- hamO, S9 3-9; A. A. Slovensky (Brooks- side), SS S-9; J. M. Varley (Cullman), S8 4-9; J. J. Clark (Berwind, W. Va.), Ss1-s; J. F. Justin (Tuscaloosa), |, ST 7-9 J. P. Murray Nashville, Tenn),
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
ANDREW AND
 TMOGENE
Fly ROE FULKERsON

Andrew, you will have to go over to the church tonight" said 1mogene.
 i've got a headache; have to go back to the office and get out some important work; my corns are both ering me and I feel an attack of laryngitis coming on, and"
 "Methinks he doth protest too much.r quoted Imogene. Now you had just as we'll stop 1t. You are going"
 But I don't like to hear him preach" protested Andrew.
 "This is not a sermon. it's a bazaar" replied Imogene, "and ] have table and
 Tn addition to these things I men toned" interrupted Andrew, "I haven't enough money to make a jit- ney piano play an eighth note"
 "Thats all right, Andrew" said Imogene, "but you are going. All the men in the church have to go or else things would be a failure. "We women do all the work and we simply cannot let it fail It is cer- tafnly your duty to spend one even ing in this work if I can work and fret for months getting ready for 1t.
 "It seems little enough for you to do to spend just one evening to match up for the days I have toiled." "Spend an evening"" exclaimed An drew, If that was all had to spend I wouldn't mind it. l will have to spend a five-case note besides.
 q may not be broke. little woman. but I'll tell you now that l am so badly bent can bite my big toe like baby"
 well you are going just the same" insisted Imogene. You owe 1t to me to go.
 Here I have worked for months fixing up fancy work for my table, and somebody's got to buy it.
 "Why Andrew. I have hemstitched luncheon set that I would not let anybody else have for anything in the world. It is by far the prettiest one l ever saw and you must buy 1t for me-"
 "For the love of Mike. why didn't you keep 1t while you had 1t, then?" "Why Andrew! The very idea" She was indignant. "I made 1t for the bazar."
 "well, then, for goodness sake, put a decent price on 1t. 1 don't want to pay s1O for it." he grumbled.
 q will do nothing of the sort" she came back. "Why you could not du- plicate that set in any store in this town for less than SEQ. and l would look nice putting that on my table for S10.
 q have marked 1t s25."
 Caesars ghost" exclaimed An drew, you are the most unreasonable person ever saw. What do you think I am? A branch mint? A plate prin- ter or a gold mine?
 q don't know and I don't care,' sobbed Imogene. q know you are cruel and don't care anything for my feelings.
 '"You don't care if l work my fin gers to the bone for the bazar. You don't care if the pretty things make sell for nothing at all and the other women laugh at me.
 You don't care if make nothing at my table at the bazaar and then have to sit ashamed and listen to Sally and Jennie and those people get all the praise from the parson.
 You don't care if
 Hold on a minute." broke in An drew. there is one thing l do care about and that Is making you happy. I'll go and I'll shoot the whole nickle to make you happy. As for these other things I don't care d."
 Andrew" exclaimed lmogene. And you are going to church, too."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
MRS. P1ERcE,s nYRIC PARTY

Mrs. N. L. Pierce entertained the members of her Sunday school class yesterday afternoon at Lyric party Following the play, refreshments were served at downtown shop Mrs. Pieroe's guests were: Miss Col die Mae Barrett, Miss Louise Stiff Miss Hazel Murphy, Miss Lois Hardin Miss Elsie Stiff. Miss Wilkie Martin Miss Louise Hawkins, Miss Ethel Sheffield. Miss Margaret Sheffield Miss Louise Weaver, Miss Gladys Vail. Misses Mildred and Hazel Pierce. MT. Arnold Peyton and MT John Rooney.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
MISS HARSH TELLS STORY OF
 HOLY GRAIL PICTURE SERIES

man legends; but has taken from all, the dramatic episodes adapted to his pictorial representation of the legend. The Holy Grail was the cup from which Christ drank at the last super. It was held by Joseph of Arama ca at the time of the cruel fixtion and into 1t flowed the blood of the Savior. According to Abbey's version, it was afterwards taken to England and held In the "castle of the Holy Grail"
 The people of the castle and of the country round about were held in enchantment for sin and could only be released by a pure and perfect knight. Such a ore was found in King Arthurs time. in Sir Galahad.
 The pictures show his search for the cup, as symbolical of every mans search for truth which can only be found by the pure In heart and life.
 The finding of the cup at last Is significant of the final attainment of immortality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
CHILDREN's MATINEE THIS MORNING

picture showing "The Blue Bird" by Maeterlinck, will be shown the children this morning at 10 o'clock at their film matinee. Chaperons will in- clude the following teachers from Martin school: Miss Elizabeth Brad ley. Miss Gertrude Hammill, Miss Grace Woodley. Miss Mildred Bishop, Miss Louise Foreman, Miss Bessie Boyd, Miss Lola Jamison, Miss Paul Lee Towles. Miss Mabel Dowl- ing Miss Beatrice Bryant, Miss Rosa
 Cowan, Miss Lyns Sachs, Miss Lucy Kate Hogue. Miss Emma Anderson,