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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
SALESMAN WANTED

Statesmen Here g. an opportunity
for capable men with sales experience
90 connect with one n tn largest ad
vcrtis ng specially houses in the world
our line nationally known. consists 81
high grade art and comm rrial calen'
dars celluloid. leather metal and paper
siieeialtles foF advertising purposes
i,sads and Comprehensive 7tles helps
furnished Every hank and relahie
business huuse u prospective Gus
toner Llbensr commissions wlih week
D. remifianres. Permanent connection.
Give fun details first letter Iuciudlng
age. -xperiensf and rsf.rences Ad,iress
SaIes Dept. Tho American Art Works
CSshocton. Ohio.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
Price Oil & Realty Co.
Do you want to buy, sell or trade
REALTORS
National Bank Of Commerce. Room )
Phones 2Ss-l465

We have the best offer ever made tn
rO0mng house proposition II YOU
are locking for g0oe, profit. look this
up
We have a bonifidc trade for some one
n % 2I77 acre farm DO You want d. II
.uu DO come early.
We have some good real bargains In
New Mexico farms and ranches that
san't DE- beat cCmc in and investigate
We have such a large listing 81 good
n ngs Tint We cannot tell them AL
print 20 II YOU want something good
ome In ana see as and We viii tell YOU
what We have probably just what YOU
want TRY us.
Don't forget that we have "a good farm
md residence Co trade for q good room
ng house in Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
sell.
For Man with Small
Family

We are building a dandy four room
and breakfast room with hardwood
Flows throughout. III kinds n built tn
san Incinto He ghis. 2or f,et from paw
ing near car line. Can Do handled with
only $500 caah.
Nice modern apartments for rent at
f3i per month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
No. 33t In Rankruptcy.

FIRST meeting 81 creditors.
Ofne. ~ the Referee. Amarillo. Texas
81. ga. 1929.
To creditors ~ Hugh Robertson Duff.
of Hereford Deaf smith. County. Texas
and district aforesaid q bankrupt:
NutOr s hereby gwen that on the
.i3th day of November 1879. said Hugh
Robertson Duff was duly adjudicated
Bankrupt. and that the first meeting
~ hts creditors will BE- held nj my office
.in tho city ~ Amarillo Texas. on thu
'23rd day of November. 1924. at nine
O'Clock u the forenoon, al which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
Their Claims. appoint a trustee examine
tho bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting
Ben u Stone. Refere. IN Bankruptcy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
REAL ESTATE
A Good Investment PAYS

IS feet ON East Fourth street. with
fair building that viii pay interest on
the investment Substantial develop
ment b. being made ln this section.
Spec M price for few days.
= room modern home In Southwest
part built IN features. good location.
House needs some repair. hut a profit
can be- realized al price OF $3.50. $3.50
cash viii handle the deal
Lot o South Tyler pavement, corner
s2150 The rglt location Tor good new
home
room modern east front on South
Taylor. Take lot and very little cash.
the balance viii De handled by month.
A few good houses 20 rent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
Odom Land Company

Res. Phones I07s-ii2 Phone III
Ray Bynum nldg. over White a KIRK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
HOUSES FOR RENT

FOE RENT Furnished eauu'ef. SIS
ropm mni,rn house. with rtiaE. DI
Pavement VIII LEASE for months
.is0a Taylor 81. Phone $40,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
The Best Ever Offered

FOR SALE-A beautiful furnished E
-ocm house close In ON the paving.
Finished basement double garage. drive
way. nice lawn Al the late built In
features Furnished exquisite. This
home is priced right and very liberal
tcrms.
FOR RENT-G room house, fOG Buch.
man St 30
FOR RENT room furnished house
an make "a months lease To- the ght
narty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks bs~t
OF all after Golden Clint Shampoo Adj
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
PHONE l4l3
A GOOD INVESTMENT

A GOOD INVESTMENT
room house suitable Tor two families
completely furnished, clear 81 debt and
renting Tor $500. close IN. good lpca.
ON. Price sa5oO and $500 cash handles
be- deal.
80 acres Joining city limits. clear Of
lebt 10 trade for Amarillo property.
soNl4o foot Dot east Of Polk. only
$3.50 cash. $50 and balance easy. Pos
lively worth the money
Have buyer Tor corner lo, in san ia.
cintn Must De- IN paving and colsc t.
swimming pool. What have you'
List your property and Oh leases
with Us.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15

homework Mus, o, reasonable. i2Oe l..
Fillmore
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
SITUATIONS wANTED
HELP WANTED FEMALE

general homework. Phone 475. 1909
Madison
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15

DENtTJ RID -tI,COHOI.. WHOLE.
SALE. RETAIL. LI>DsAY.DOUBIE-
DAY DRUG co. ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
On Jackson Street

Large G room frame house. hardwood
floors throughout all kinds ~ built in
features. owner leaving town. Priced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
Cooper-Irvin Moter Co.

To TEADE-rractically new Ford
Coupe 90 trade Tor good lot in South
Wcs' part 90 town or san Jacinto. Ect
De- Towns. care city Light s Water
Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
Caut Land Company
REALTORS
Fuqua Bldg Phone II
Real Estate

Two beautiful homes. furnished. one
six room and one seven room. 500 and
500 4 jefferson street, walks. trees.
lawns basement with basement heat.
Price 81, 900. Good terms.
Brick business house on good street,
renting Sl25 per month. Price $4,000.
Al Cash.
FOR RENT-6 room furnished house
$1,000 per month. Z room furnished
house 5000 per month. Both places
have basement heat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
For Sale Harrison
Street Home

\ real home room brick bungalow
with large breakfast room tile hath.
'nrEe base tub Fine built in features
bed rooms. large Ewing room. music
room. large dining room with hall lead
.ng o. hath. large closed ia hack porch
stationery wash tubs. garage, servants
house. Located on paved street Bes'
r.aLlnnDn Mol In fnNn IrL.nl I-Eht
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
Notice in bankruptcy

Iu fh, District court 81 iiw United
states Coz the Northern District %
Tasls 8t Amarillo
In the matter % SO
HugH K0hsr son Duf..
Uaukruw
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
REAL ESTATE

HEAL ESTATE
Do You Want to Buy
or Sell?
Have buyer with practically all cash
'or well located Duplex priced right.
Most unusual bungalow In city five
rooms. English colonial style. beautiful
fireplace. heavy oak floors. French
doors. built In features. well equipped
bath including shower. This is new
house built for a home. owner is leav-
Ing town and Is offering at sacrifice
price only 100000. $3.50 cash balance
very easy.
Some bargains in small furnished
homes.
We are exclusive agents Tor all prop
critics advertised and can guarantee de-
livery.
Call Mrs. Curtis at
Powell Realty Company
Phone 7iG 3i3 Polk St.
For Sale, Trade or Rent
a modern five room house In san ia.
cinto Heights.
Twaddell & Killough
COG Harrison Phone l42O
NOTICE
n you have well located loi IN SAN
.Iacinio and desire good four room
house on same with easy payments see
me.
ST .NEWBOLD
A REAL BARGA1N-A Broom modern
house for sale. Come and see me AZ
sos East 18th Street. Amarillo, Texas.
FOR SAI.E-East front lot between
car line and pavement. san Jacinto
Height. phone PISS.
WOULD RENT or sell-take small
place part payment. Nine room modern
home. Close In. Pierce Street. Phone
20iS
FOR SALE acres good bundle feed
in stock lease Il feed pasture. 26Oo
acres grass. water house, barn. lots
until April ]. 1898 Phone l20 or 21l
Canyon. VIM Ash. Canyon. Texas.
MILK the National Drink Drink Mia.
Phone GO3. For pure Jersey MIX.
-,o.oo>>~~~~~@~~~-~~
HOUSES FOk aEr1
----------------
FOR RENT TO-DAY -Thrco.room nice
I.y furnished apartment. Modern, good
location. S3l Phone Sc.
----------------------
PARTLY furnished Broom hotel IN
coming oil town. Si5 month. Box ZIG.
White Deer. Texas.
MILK the National Drink. Drink Milk
Phone GO3. For pure Jersey MIX.
FOR RENT room house. best loca
ton on Van Buren,. Phone 1868. VI. T.
| Hancock.
FOR RENT-south Side. strictly mod
crn duplex. furnished. rooms. break
fast alcovc. service porch, private bath
/ 50Sis jefferson ST.. Phone 1917.
FOR HENT-Slcely furnished five
room bungalow Strictly modern and on
pavement. Long lease 20 right party. In
/ quirc 1919 Pierce.
! FOR RENT-Furnished complete on
I iroom and one room house. all mod
I crn convenience. furance heat an'
/ garage Phone 256.
/ FOR RENT room duplex furnishes
completely or the party renting duple'
may buy furniture ON pavement with
garage Phone 2fe5.J COS " 10Th.
WANTED To RENT-5.room furnlshe,
house Call 1881.
] FOR HENT-5.room modern house
with garage 500 W. 18th. Phone 900
! FOR RENT-4.room modern house. 60
/ 4. jefferson. Phone l77i.
/ FOR RENT-One thrcc.room house am
/ furnished rooms. Apply $40 Harrison
/ FOR RENT-Modcrn five-room homo
with garage on Van Buren,. three block
/ of high school Phone isft
. FOR RENT-s.room house. 603 N0rtl
Fillmore
/ FOR EENT-f room modern Duplcl
huHt-iu. features SnS v. 1857 81.
/ FOR RENT -tif, room house. 10
Pierce 81. Phone 1917,
j -=-=- =-H---------=----
WILL have office Cor rem in NUM-
Building boo roAt few DAYS. Phone 20
". y Cooper.
/ FOR RENT Two room house. clear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
Childers Oil Commission
Company
'hnno 1913 Room !. NnHsle IlldE
FOR LEASE

g. 600 acre ranch. well sheltered va
riety ~ grasses and watcrcl by running
streams and spring branches About 2o'
.ous has. 10000 bundles sorghum and
kfflr 10 with lease. G. T. Word. ANA
lilo. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15

lost Brown Kid glove. between FIN
and sixth on tsilk Phone -0ah.
l.OST-DoWn town TUESDAY noon brown
con purse containing hill and chang"
call Mrs DrummOnd SIS
LOST Ladies bin book with 20 dollar
IAN IN down town district Yesterday ai
ternoon. Reward Phone 1861.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
HOUSEKEEPING EOOMS

MILK the National Drink. Drink MIX,
Phone G03 For pure Jersey Milk.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-06
GRAND JURY HEARS
CHARGES IN STRIKE.
DYNAM|TINC CASES
Military Declares Eight White
Men Involved in Flog-
ging and Conspiracy
Accusations

Investigation OF the allegation Of
military authorities on duty in the
Birmingham railroad strike area that
eight white men were connected with
dSnamiting and flogging outrages
that have occurred here since July |
was begun Tuesday by the grand
jury.
The men arrested by the military
authorities and the charges that have
been preferred against them were:
c. c. Moore, charged with dynamit-
ing and conspiracy. the latter charge
being defined as to implicate con-
nection with flogging cases; c. c. Nc
Gray. dynamlting and conspiracy; Ed
Cox. dynamiting and conspiracy; 10.
NJ. Thompson, conspiracy; X. N.
crunk, dynamiting and conspiracy
Kelly. Barnett, dynamiting; James
Mooskey, conspiracy, and Martin
Cauble, conspiracy. The majority OF
the men are still being held in the
county jail, having failed to furnish
bonds.
witnesses to appear before the
grand jury in connection with the
cases were Capt. c. B. Taylor OF the
military forces, who was largely re-
sponsible for the arrest of the men:
Sam Hayes, negro: Win and Fannie
Boykin. negroes, whose residence in
Boyles was dynamited. while Will
Boykin was employed at the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad shops at
Beyies; Joe Wiley. ST., and Joe Wiley,
Jr.. and George Butler, negroes. all
of whom claim to have sustained
floggings while they were at work in
local railroad shops.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-06
DOLL BAZAR IN
LEDGE R Bull DING
BOWE R Of BEAUTY
Four Hundred Dolls of All
Sizes and Shapes and Fash
ion on DispIay--Santa
Claus in Rear

Despite the inclement weather,
many citizens of Birmingham attend
ed the annual doll bazaar, which was
formally opened Tuesday morning
for three days session in the Led
ger building on First avenue, and
dolls and various gifts for the Christ
mas season offered for sale, the pro
ceeds to go toward the $4,000 to be
raised for the Children's hospital.
Among the guests who attracted
the most attention were Miss Lois
Wilson, Miss Age-Herald, Miss News,
Miss Post and Florian Slappey, all
donated to the Junior League by their
respective owners. Each little lady
is exquisitely gowned and sits
quietly by while Florian Slappey. of
dusky hue, dressed in checkered
sport suit. with knobby green hat
and carrying a walking cane, stands
in the window, and attracts much
attention from paSsersby. He is the
creation of Oetavns Roy Cohen and
was dressed by Mrs. Cohen, who pre-
scented him to the Junior League for
the bazaar.
These dolls will be auctioned off
daily at the noon hour. first being
Miss Age Herald, who will be placed
on the auction block Wednesday
noon with Solon Jacobs, as auc-
tioneer. Miss Age Herald is a doll Of
which any youngster might well be
proud and carries with her an elab-
crate wardrobe.
The interior of the Ledger build
ing has been transformed into a,
bower OF beauty with handsome
Christmas decorations. In the rear
of the building a huge fire place has
been installed upon which hangs a
number or childrens stockings, with
Santa Claus standing near by, hold
ing on his back a large pack.
The entire left side of this build
ing is occupied with 400 dolls, linen
and miscellaneous, as we'll as doll
clothing booths Booths for canned
goods occupy the right section of
the building and an attractive candy
booth sponsored by the members Of
the Temple Emanuel Sister hood is
stationed next.
Elaborate plate luncheons are be-
ing served at the noon hour by the
women in charge of the bazaar.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-06
COMMISSION FIXES
NE VI LICENSE RATE
SLIGHT Gil AN E {
Merchandise Fees Remain
Same-Water Bill Is In
creased For North
Birmingham

Changes up and down in the new
license schedule adopted at the reg
ular meeting of the commission Tues
day will not materially affect the
license revenue, which, officials de-
clared, will be substantially the same
as under the 1922 schedule.
The Two most drastic changes
were those in iitney and taxicab IL
censes. Jitnies were increased from
SIS to $50, and taxicabs were placed
on sliding scale basis from SIS to
$50. Interurban buses, not licensed in
the 1922 schedule. were, included in
the new list, and placed at SIS. Lii
censes on drive-it-yourself cars were
increased from $40 to SIS. 1t Is
understood that these increases are
satisfactory to jitney and taxicab
operators.
Merchandise licenses will remain as
for 1922. whether as unofficial
| agreement, whereby these licenses
are reduced approximately 20 per
cent. is continued in 1928 seemed to
be uncertain. Under the administration
of the 1922 schedule, such an unof-
fetal reduction was made, 1t is said
authoritatively
Candy factories, cabinet shops, au-
tomobile shops, and few other busi-
nesses were changed from a flat IL
cense basis to a basis of number en-
ployed.
Under an ordinance introduced by
! William l.. Harrison, commissioners of
public utilities. the water rate in
North Birmingham will be increased
from 30 cents TO 271a cents, effective
January /. 1928.
| For nearly two years, the city has
| II. ,N1~s = tNa
Birmingham Waterworks company.
and has sold it for 20 cents. De-
cision of the Alabama public service
commissio of January ], 1921. aa-
| thorized an increase in water rates,
which the Birmingham WaterworlSs
company made and which the city
| did not make.
1t is expected that. the increased
rate will not meet with objection
from citizens of North Birmingham.
1t is explained that for years the
! North Birmingham plant has lost
| about $4,000 Commissioner Har-
rison said that the increased revenue
will be used for putting the plant on
self-sustaining basis and for max
| ing necessary improvements. The
ordinance was passed to next meet
Ting
| Another ordinance adopted makes
| forfeiture of license the penalty for
any person operating an illegal bust
ness under color of a city permit.
This will also apply to holders OF
| licenses who knowingly permit IL
legal practices to be conducted by
| others in their place of business.
The ordinance grew out of COM
! plants regarding rooming houses
that were alleged to be places OF
prostitution.
1t is provided that hearing OF sucn
cases shall be before Judge Henry
7. Martin of the recorders court, and
that certificauon shall be made to
the city commission, who will then
! revoke the license. The ordinance
was carried over TO the next meet
ing
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-06
NE GRO CONVICTED
IN MURDER TRIAL
Twenty-Five Years Penal
Servitude Sentence of
Jury in Case

Charlie White, negro, on trial for
the murder of Taylor Thomas, ne
gro, in June. 1921. was convicted of
second degree murder and sentenced
to rs years penal servitude by a jury
trying the case before special Judge
Ben D. Turner of Washington county.
Tuesday. The verdict was reached
after three hours of elaboration
White Is alleged to have shot Thomas
in an argument. Thomas was shot
twice, the bullets causing his death
instantly. White entered a plea of
elf-defense, claiming that when he
fired the fatal shots into the body
OF the slain man the latter was maxi
ing efforts to obtain something from
hip rear pocket.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-06
NE WSMEN DISCUSS
PRESS EXP ANs|0N
Associated Press Will Meet
Growth of State by In
creased Service :

Growth Of Birmingham and other
districts of Alabama. particularly
Mobile and Muscle Shoals. is re-
Elected constantly in the news of the
cay and to meet this the Associated
Press proposes to extend its Alabama
state service. Several of the member
papers were represented at meeting
held in Birmingham Sunday. when
U. L. Mccall, division superintendent
explained the most feasible ways to
do this
All papers in the state that are
members of the Associated Press are
served from the Birmingham bureau,
which has become next to Atlanta.
the division headquarters, in impGr-
lance in the south. Ernest NJ. Hen
derson is the correspondent In charge
and r. n. Murphy is the "TDR," or
chief of the telegraphers.
The Associated Press, of which the
Age Herald is a member, is regarded
throughout the journalistic profess
sion as the acme of news service,
and its charters, bestowed frugally
and only upon election, are of great
value.
Proposed improvements in Ala
bama will be in line with progress
in the service in ether states. pro-
viding the members with faster and
more complete reports of each day IS
happenings.
Among those at the meeting were
Roy Garner, assistant to the pub :
Usher Of the Age-Herold. the Mo-
bile Register and the Mobile Item
c. NJ Stanley, managing editor OF
the Age Herald; James e. Chappel1,
assistant to the publisher of the~Bir-
mingham News: Charles A. Fell. man
aging editor Of the News; Ben M.
Bloodworth, managing editor of the
Albany Decatur Daily, Albany. Ala.
Prentiss Blackwell, publisher of The
Florence Daily News; NJ. S. Hans
borough, publisher of the Tri-Cities
Daily, Sheffield; f. II. Raiford. pub
Usher of the Times journal, Selma (;
Chester f. Johnson, managing editor
of the Montgomery journal; j. G..
Weisz, managing editor of the Ad-
yertiser. Montgomery. and w. p.
Hofferburt, editor of the News
Florence, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-06
CHILDREN Il A R n.
ITALIAN RAP IDLY IN.
Ne VI FREE SCHOOL.
Play Given Tuesday Night in
Language of Dante After
Four Months
of Study

A play was given at Cable hall
Tuesday night in Birmingham under
unusual circumstances. IT was pro-
duced in italian and of the large
number taking part not one could
speak a word of Italian four months
ago. Al, of the participants are
public school children, and although
most of them are of Italian parent
age, they had never learned the lam
guage until special school for
teaching Italian was established four
months ago.
The school is maintained by the
Birmingham Italian Protective as
scciation and the teacher is Miss
Carmelina Toscano. Instruction is
free to any one who wishes to learn
Italian and the institution Is main
tanned for the sole purpose of spread
| ing knowledge of the italian Lam
! guage and literature.
More than a hundred boys and girls
are in the classes at present and spe-
cial attention is called to the fac.
that the young woman who has made
the most rapid progress in the class
and who speaks with the purest &C
cent in the class is a native American
girl with no Italian connections.
day night in which all of the stu
dents participated with speaking or
singing parts was "Mundo in Min
iatura" tWorld in Minlature) and the
parts were taken by the following:
Rosina, cameriera, Sasa' Toscano.
La signora Eleonora, norma, Anna
Fiorella.
Maria. nipote dl Eieonora. Prov
videnza Madonna.
Annita, nipote di Eleonora, Tina
Pandolfo.
Alberto, nipote dl Eieonora, Paolina
Toscano.
Alice. nipote dl Eleonora, Giuseppe
Toscauo.
Aldo, Francesca Madonna.
Musicale BamboIine
Maria Latona. Anna Paradise.
Teresa Pandolfo, Giovannina Toscano.
Serafina plato, Mono Grisaffi, Dora
Sabatini, Anna Madonna.
Musicn-Monologo
II Galateo, Calogera Smeraglia.
N.usica-O Sole Milo
Anna Sabatini, Paolina Toscano,
Tina Pandolfo, Anna Fiorella. Maria
Portera, Sasa' Toscano.
lie Belle Ginrdiniere
Giuseppina Smeraglia. Carmeia
Catarinicchia, Calogera Smeraglia.
Musica--Qunndo Mnnca La Gatta
(scenetta fra enginD
Mario, Pia Lima Armani, Domenieo
Tripi, Anna Sabatini. Maria Portera.
Arnaldo, Sofia, Nora ed Elda Guidi,
Glow Fiorella. Tina Pandolfo. Con-
cettina Portera. Mildred Wood.
Guido Lisa Arditi. Pasquale E.
Maria Fiorella-
Musica--Tnno Df MameIt
Maria Smeraglia, Rosario Catarinic-
CHA, Marta Smeraglia, Elisabeth
Smeraglia, Carmela Mancina. Mar
gherita Sasera. Petronilla AbbruzZo,
| Nicola Musso, Giovanni Amari, Paolo
Madonna. Giuseppe Toscano. Giuseppe
| PLATO. Salvatore Pandolfo, Giovanni
Manciaracina.
| La PastoreIla
| Anna Madonna. Dora Sabatini.
Musicanti
Federico Rietta, Giuseppe. Toscano,
Paolo Madonna. Giuseppe plato, Sal
vatore Pandolfo, Nicola Musso, Gio-
| yanni Anlari.
| Santa Lucia, Coro Dopo II Saggio
| Monologo. Sasa' Toscano.
| limo Reale. Coro.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-06

clearing up the case. announced Tues
day that he would hold his investiga
ton at 10 o'clock Wednesday r1orp
Ing. All witnesses in the case vii
be subpoenaed to appear at the w
quest, which it Is believed will be
completed by the end of the day.
Mrs Levine. who was recently re-
moved from South Highlands mfr
mary to her residence, was unable TO
testify before the investigating body
Tuesday, due to the fnclemeht
weather Mrs. Levine is rapidly re-
covering from the two blows admin
istered by the negro assailants. She
will appear before the grand jury
Wednesday morning.
State witnesses appearing before
the investigating body were Sheriff 5
Deputies Gene Eubanlss and W.
Disheroon, who arrested GLENN -
and Harris; Detective w. T.. BrannTt
Miss Emma and Miss Gertrude Lev
and Jake Levine, brother of the ST.
man.