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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-03
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sen We hrobce pod obeliskem,'
odpovedel Mainau vaznym
durazem. "Stryc Gisbert Cd
vedl il z ieji domoviny, byla
jedinou jiz miloval, podle pra-
va ma odpocivat po jeho boku
a tim jiz ukonceme tyto bezcit-
ne uyahy."
ma po 4pravu odpocivat pc
jeho boku?" opakoval dvorni
marsal a propukl v chraptivy
smich. "Odvaz sc toho Raoule,
pax mne poznas! Nenavidim
tuto zenu, nenavidim il az "a
hrob. Nebude lezet jemu po bo
ku, radeji ulehnu mezi ne
sam!"
Co to bylo? Mainau prekva-
pene S ocima siroce otevreny-
ma dlval Sc ma starce, 0 nemz
rekl: "Stryc je lakotny, je po-
'sedly d'ablem pyohy; ma sve
male zlomyslnosti, ale rozvaz
nou hlavu, chladnou povahu,
iiz nesmelo dostoupit pokuseni
zlych wasn't" Co bylo toto jine
no, nez dlouho zadrzovana, ST.
lena vasen jez tax hruzne vybu
CHA temito dive protestujici-
mi posunky, temito ocima pla-
nouclma horecce?
Dvorni marsal vstal a kraceI
.dosti rychlym, jistym krokem k
nejblizsimu oknu. Sci tesne ko-
lem pani Loehnove, skoro zava
dill 0 tuto tajnou, ale neupros-
nou nepritelku ale jeho oci
byly upreny vpred, do prazd-
ma. Nevidel, re tato ztrnula,
zrezivela tvar sluzebne take
mohla nit ducha, zleho ducha,
jenZ Sci panu dvornlmu mar
salovi patach ukazoval W.
znamne ma kazdou jeho stopu.
Rannl vitr val dovnitr polo
otevrenym oknem odhrnul
starci peclive upraveny sedy
vlas celia. Necitil toho, ac Sc
vyhybal jindy sebe jemnejsl-
mu vanku jako nejhorsimu ne
pfiteli.
"Nechapu te, Raouie," pra-
vii cd okna, zapase sc svym roz
cilenlm. "Chces meho bratra u
razet a hanet jeste v hrob6?'
"Nepokladal-li Ia hanu We
novat teto indske divce sve
srdce a Zasv6tit mu primo zbo-
znulici lasku - Dvorni mar
sal dial Sc do pronikaveho smi-
chu. "Stryce!" zvolal Mainau
a smracenym obocim jei odka-
zal V meze sebeovladani, "byl
jsem v one dobe jen jedenkrat
V Schoenwertu, ale vim, re
pfi. vypravovani zameckych Ii
dl mi bilo srdce jake V horec-
ce Muz, .ienZ stfezi pfedmet
sVe vaSne tax uzkostlivou ne
hou -" Mainau Sc mimovolne
zamlcel, vida plamen, jenz W.
slehl hroZive y oci dvornlhO
marsala, iez hledely jindy TAX
chladne a ostre. Vzdyt' netu-
sil, echo Sc dotyka svou nepro-
zictelnou rukou. Syudna teles,
ma schranka nest astneho lotto
seveho kvatu lezela Y dome $
tichyma, ztrnulyma ocima, u
imiraiic takrka rozpadavajic sc
" prach Il muz, ktery il kdys
$ uzkostnou nehou nosil ma ru
kou po zahrade, ably 2adnv k;
minek nezpusobil bolest lei
jennie nozce, davno drimal pot
obeliskem a prece sc Zmocnll;
zuriva zarlivost odmitnuteh'
muze; AM dnes nepral mrtve
mu bratru, ze byla ieho zena
po niz tax zhavc touzil.
4Tato uzkostliva ncho ner
|yala ia stesti dlouho,' pravl
, chraptive. "Dobrak Gisber
prisel jeste cas- k rozumu, z
Ipudil slavny lotosovy kvet ja
lkozto zenu nehodnou."
"Pro to nemam platnych dl
! kazu, strycku.'
Jake by vcercjsi vichrice VI
| lIkla oltncms a hnala SpSchlou Sl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-03

PRODAM prave sc dodelava-
jici jednorodinny, dobre stave-
ny moderni dum. Naleza Sc
ma Lanacrave Ave, blize vych.
131. ul. Y Corlett. Cena jest
$4,000. Blizsi u stavitele JOS.
Navratila, 1914 Beechwood
Ave. Tel. Union, 858 M. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-03
Ndps0ld E. Md1littovd.

MIN prvnlf11 Jltrenn. Jeno po-
hled il neminul jake tehda, "a
pominaje ma opatrnost spoH-
val tento plamenny pohled ma
jeji tvari, jakoby nebyl S to Sc
Odtrhnout. Glory starec We sve
lenoSce toto nezpozoroval; Sc
del obracen zady ke dverim =
ale pani Loehnova vypadala nd
hle nanejvys uzasle. Vsi silou
hladila svyma tvrdyma ruka-
ma tuhou sustici zasteru a sklo
pila X zemi oci.
"Jiz jsi zde, Juliano?' ta-
zal sc lehce Mainau a pohledl
ma hodinky, jakoby myslil, re
Sc zmylil v case. '"Zde jest,
proc mne vyvolali, stryGe,''' O.
brazil sc k dvornimu marsalo-
vi a podaval mu jakysi listek.
"Jizdni posel vevodkynin je do
le pfinesl tpozvani ke dvorni-
mu koncertu dnes vecer. We
vodkyne jiz vcera mluvila o
tom, ze jeji oblibena primadon
na prijede do mesta projevi-
la ochOtu zpivat dvora. Ale
pfijela den drive a Ultra je-
de dale, proto sc vec improvi-
osvala tax ma rychlo. Priji-
mas pozvani?"
"Ovsem. Musil jsem dosti
dlouho sedet a zivorit " osame
lem Schoenwertu. Ostatne Wis,
re porouci-li muj dvur, jsem
vzdy po ruce, i kdybych Sc tam
musil vleknout pc ctyrech.
Mainau $ ironickym usme-
VEN otevrel dvere a predal od-
poved' lokaji, ktery cekal ven-
ku.
"Mne je tato zabava who'd, "
pripoiil marsal. "SpOusta, KITE
rou zpusobila boure dnes V no
ci zahradach, mne roZladila,
n k tomu sc poii jest6 jind, ne
prijemne Veci Zde Loehnova" !,
nedivaie sc ia nj, ukazal pal
Gem ma klicnici, "pfave mi o.
Znamuje, re Sc Zenou indie
KEN dome budc jeste dnes ko-
nee. Vzdycky mne rozciluJe;
vim-li, re jc na me pude mrtvo
la; proto jscm take, kdyz pred
dvena roxy zahynul llrazem &c
ledin, daI ici okamzite dopra-
Wit do umrlcl komory meste
- co ucinimc tomto prlpa-
de-"
"Nemohu Il zataJlt, stryce,
re tyto reel zneji yelmi oskli-
We. Boufi We mne kazdou kap-
ku krve. Jak jen muzes vvjed-
navat takto cloveku, ienz je-
ste dyse? Neposlala jste hned
pro lekafe, pani Loehncva?'
obratil Sc ke klicnici.
NE, milostiyy pane, k ce-
muf Nemuze il iiz pomoci a
bude il jen mucit svym ume-
MIN. Vzdyt' ieii duse nenl jiz
ma tomto svetc, kde by sc diva
Ia tax tisc Il ztrnule do prazd
na, kdyz Gabriel TAX place .
nafika -
"Prcstante tlmto plact
wynn toncm Loehnova :" zvola
dvorni marsal hluboce roztrp
cen. Bouri-li sc yc tyem nitrt
kazda k,upej krve cili mic, mi
~ Raoule, ia TO nemohu nit
sebe menslho zrelcle." prayi
Mainauoyi $ rostouclm rozcile
MIN. " takoyych pfipadecl
jsem sam sobe ncibllzsim, ne
lsem S 10 popsat svnj odpol
Hrozlm sc vzduchn, ,.ejz musir
dyehat y takoVem okoli. w
dis, zc 50 roZncmohu ma smf
nepostaraS.li -, ably telo byl
odneseno hned 20 katastrof
tam, kde zustane ma veks. II
mestsky hrbitov.'
Llama chapala jeho uzkos
nevyslovnou hruzu. iez SC lev
la TAX zrcjm6 Y jcho hlasc,
nerYosnjch otresech tela. Neb;
sc mucenc Ause nest'astnc 3
ny, poklld1byla Y tezcc chore
telc, nyni cht6la osvobozcl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-03

VELkA LACE. Y neikratSi do
be musi byt prodan jednoro-
sdinny dunn v Brooklyne, jsou
tam a pokoje dole a 4 loznice
nahore, elektrika, koupelna,
fernes druhy lot pri tomto
dome. Cena ia oboji $5, 500,
hotovG ST, 800 a ostatni die
'ujednani. Haste Sc v els. 3135
w. 25 st. Tel. Lincoln 5OO8.
3-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-03

ZVLASTNf LACE. Prodam
krAsnou residence v Maple
Heights na Libby Rd., .ie tam
7 pokoju, koupelna, fernes ma
horkou vodu, plyn, elektrika,
vse moderni zarizenl. Velke O.
vocne stromy, velky slepicnik,
garage a jine budovy. Lot je
1876 strevicu ma Libby Rd. a
267 str. dlouhy. Toto misto jest
v ncjlepsim okoli a blize ka-
ry. Dalsi vysv6tleni poda NJ. S
Blaha, 16575 Libby Rd., Ma
pie Heights. 3-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-03

vcera predmetem utoku. Moz-
ma, zadaS prece ma mne, abych
Ii opakoval, re isl mel jeste
vcera odpoledne rukou a zkou
NAL pevne a neodvolatelne Wy
slovene posledni prani a vuli
stryce Gisberta?"
"Jest omen llstek jedinym
dokumentem, 0 ktery Sc OPT
ras?' tazal Sc Mainau strucne
drsne impertinentni vypad
ma Lianu hnal mu krev do tva-
re.
"Jedinym ovsem, Raoule,
jak isl divnym! CO ma jeste ma
svete platnost, nell vlastnoruc-
nj zavet' umirajiciho?"
"Videl jsi il psat, strycku?'
"Ne, to ne, byl jsem sam chu
raw. Ale mohu ii privest sved-
ka, ktery S dobrym svedomim
stvrdi prisahou, re videl jeJ
psat pismeno ia pismenem -
skoda, ze Sc vratil pred hodi-
nou do mesta. Nv poslednl do
be choval jsi Sc k dvornlmu
kazateli zvlastne -"
Mainau sc zasmal temer We
.sele. "Mily strycku, tohoto kla
sickeho svedka odmitam zde i
pred zakonem. Zaroven pro-
hlasuji, re tento document je
|neplatnym pravne bezucin-
nym. Oh, ano, verim, re je pan
dvorni kaplan hotov pfisahat
- odprisahne pri vecnem spa
SEM, re namacel umirajiclmu
- pero. Proc ne? Panum Je-
zuitum jc pfece zarucena po-
stranni branka do nebe, kdyz
pozbudou vstupu pri vseobec-
mem prichodu blazenych. Mu-
sim obvinit sam sebe, re .jsem
Fpri smrti strycov6 - jako spo-
ludedic jeho bohate pozustalo-
sti mel byt dvojnasob opatr-
nym nemel jsem schvalovat
opatreni zakladajlci sc ma pou
hem kousku papiru, nepovere-
mem soudnim svedkem. Y tako
vych pripadech name musi-
me Sc drzet jen jasneho ukazo
vatele, zakona.'
"Dobre, priteli," pfikyvl
dvorni marsal, stal sc zlovest-
ne klidnym. Oplraje hnl pred
sebou 0 parkety polozil ma nj
ODE ruce a pohlizel svyma j.
skricima ocima ma synovce.
"Pojmenuj mi vsak zakon, pod
jehoz ochranou je zena v indi-
ckem dome. Neni zenou odda-
nou mym bratrem a nema tu-
diz nijakych pray. Pfidrzlme-li
sc tedy tveho jasneho ukazova-
tele, nell jsme pravo odehnat
iii hned cd prahu, nebot neni
soudne overene zaveti, jez by
il zabezpecovala sousto chlebs
nebo luzko ma schoenWcrtskt
|pud6. Nctazali-li jsme sc 20 ze
|leznem zakone v tomto pripa
de, nejsme Jim vazani ami V o
nom.'
"Stryce, je tohle logickym
Ponevadz jsme nebyli d'abel
sky nemilosrdnymi, pflslus
nam pravo jednat die nezaruc'
neho, ale kruteho poslednlh'
porizeni? Ale kdyby byl Gis
bert sam napsal tuto zavet'
zavrhl tuto zenu, protoze ne
lbyl Gabriel jeho dltetem, ia
kym pravem mohl q vlastn
vule rozhodovat o osudu CHA
&c, ienz mu byl zcela cizl
! Kdyz zemrel Gisbert, byl Jsel
jest6 nerozvaznym. Nestara
| jscm sc tehdy zakon nj 0 du
kladne prozkoumanl vecl. Sta
clio mi tve prohlaseni, &c byl
.tlndka ncvernici, bych byl jak
slepy a sileny, nebot' isem m
loval stryce z celeho srdc'
Jen to mne do iiste miry omlo
, va. Pozdeji mne utvrdll hoe
J svou otrockou ponlzenosti
: prcsvedceni, re ncma Y sobe ;
; nj kapky panovite, hrde krN
M.inallll odlsonaVal lSrm il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-03

PRONAJMOU Sc diva story,
hodici Sc pre- jakykoli obchod,
jsou ma rohu vych. 131. ul. a
Union Ave. Haste sc V els.
1886 Z. 40. ul. (?)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-03

kOUPl Sc nekolik lotuSy okoli
Corlett skoly. Haste Sc v els.
1870 COath Ave. 3-6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-03
PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
blize skoly a kary ia hotove
neb IA mirne splatky. Haste.
Sc els. 1870 Coath Ave.
3--9
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PRONAME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt 5ti po-
kojich, koupelna, vytapeni pa
rou, budova cihelna. Haste
Sc v els. 4639 Broadway.
3-5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-04
DEMONSTRATION IN HOME
 ECONOMICS ATTRACT MANY

The home economies demonstra- : tion which is being given this week at the Woodlawn public library, un- der the auspices of the Woman's s club of Woodlawn. is interesting many housekeepers and prospective housekeepers. Mrs. Lowery is gen eral chairman for the demonstra- tion.
 Monday Dr. J. W. Simpson gave a talk on "The Results of Malnutr- tion,' after which perfectly bal anced luncheon was served. Mrs. Gilbert Clapp also gave a demon stration in the making of whole some candy.
 Mrs. J. D. Moore. Jr.. chairman of the Home Economies association of the Third district. spoke Tuesday on Diet and Hygiene;' Mrs. R. A. Clayton gave demonstration In cooking.
 Today is anticipated by enthusi- asts as the big day" Mrs. J. B. Maddox will give demonstration in cake making and decorating, and Mrs. E. P Shepard will demonstrate cad making and baking.
 The attendance at each meeting has been larger than the Woman's club expected when the program was planned. A spirit of enthusi- asm and a determination to get something worth while out of every demonstration has prevailed each day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-04
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WHEN YOU ARE A DREAM-THIEF

It happens often that one dreams of being thief. Now, this never means that the dreamer will sud- denly became dishonest. But ifo the person who has such vision has actually stolen something, then the dream signifies that discovery will follow within a few days.
 In all other cases, however, such dreams refer to matters of the heart. If you dream that you are stealing something from man you care for, the vision is proof that you will grow tired of him and jilt him. If you dream that you are stealing from a man you do not know, or know only very slightly, the vision tells you that you will engage in filtration with him which may amuSe you greatly, but which will come near breaking his heart. But when you dream that he is holding you and trying to re- gain whatever you took from him, the hurt to your heart will ultimate ly be greater than to his.
 A dream in which you appear to steal from woman, is usually of great significance. If it Is a young woman. you will attempt to win a man away from her. If she regains the article you took. she will win out in the contest of love. But if you re- tain what you pilfered, the heart of the man will be yours.
 To dream that you are stealing from an euderly woman Is certain sign of a happy romance which will end in marriage. The dream means that you will take from a mother her dearest possession-her son. If it appears that she is chiding you there will be good many rough places on the path of love, but if she does not seem to mind the theft, then all will be well and sunchine will pour down upon your life's road.
 To be merely conscious of having stolen something. without knowing who from, is a proof that you are be- ing admired from afar. Your charms have captivated someone but you are still unaware of his identity. If this dream should, few days later, be followed by another somehow re- calls the theft to your mind. watch carefully for the features of the man who will appear in this dream or who will be mentioned by someone. If there is no such mention or incl dent that indicates the man, count 10 days from the night of the dream The man you will meet in flirta- tious way on that tenth day Is the one fate has chosen for you.
 HeTe are SllSHl QllleTeHCcS III dreams of theft. which, however, need not bother you. For instance, if the thing you steal is money, the love adventure indicated by the dream will be rather expensive in a pecuni- ary way. If you take garments, the matter will extend over a long period If you steal book, many letters will pass between you and others in the course of the incident.
 One general exception to all the above interpretations must be noted however. If the theft is followed by the appearance of the police, a judge or other prosecuting official, or the case leads Unto court. a number of unpleasant and humiliating experi- ences will accompany your experi- ence. Even though 1t be one of those which lead to final happiness. the injection into the dream of the police or court element proves the existence of obstacles
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-04
MISS WHITESIDE GUEST OF
 nI,I TIA GAMMA SIGMA GIRLS

Miss Annie C. Whiteside of Bell ssBuckle, Tenn, was the honored guest last week of the Delta Gamma Sigma
 society of Howard college. Miss
 Whiteside was met by committee
 of the local sorority early in the
 morning. She was brought out to
 Howard college and entertained in
 the sorority rooms.
 The officers of the sorority took .--sMiss Whiteside to luncheon and later on a long drive over the city showing : her the points of interest in Birming ham.
 In the evening dinner was en- : joyed in the old Colony club room ' at the Tutwier hotel. The room was 2 beautifully decorated in the local so 2 rority colors. green and white. En- ' graved cards in green and white marked the places of the guests and < members of the sorority. The table was adorned with white roses, the flower of the sorority, which later : were presented to the guest of honor. z Miss Whiteside is member of the ! Chi Omega sorority.
 Those who enjoyed the evening were Miss Whiteside of Bell Buckle, Tenn, Miss Mary Lee Foster of Knox @@- Nille, Miss Hallie Porter of Birming : sorority and members of the Delta
 Gamma Sigma sorority of Howard
 college as follows: Misses Nollie
 Casey, Evolyn Graves, Florine Ha
 good, Jewel Graves. Nellie Gibbs, Mi
 riam Thornton, Roberta Trechsel, Bill
 Kirk Ruth Wallace, Margaret
 Church, Naufleet Sudduth, Kathleen
 Thelma Story, Loyce Hendrix, Thelma
 Bates. Jeanette Vaughn, Mabel Will
 loughby, Ruth Morris, Grace Pass and Ruby Little.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-04
wIKKINsoN-BOWEN WEDDING

GREENNlLLE, Ala, March S1- (Special)-A marraige of great in terest was that of Miss Maribei Bowen to MT. Edward Ashford Will kinson which occurred Wednesday at the home of the birde's brother, MT. V. H. Bowen, 315 Adams avenue, Montgomery.
 The happy event was a very quiet one witnessed only by few close relatives and friends The wedding had been planned for date in the coming June. but the father of the groom who was very i'll at the time expressed a wish that the wedding be hastened
 The bride wore becoming suit of tiue with gray accessories and hat, aId she carried an arm cluster of brides roses. She entered the parlor with the groom and the impressive Charles A. stackley, pastor of the First Baptist church.
 Mrs. Wilkinson came to Green vile about three years ago as a member of the faculty of a Green vile school. During this time she has won the love and admiration of all who know her. She possesses a gentle and sweet disposition and Is beautiful young woman of the blond type. She is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Elliot II. Bowen of Calhoun.
 MT. Wilkinson is the youngest sox of the late H. 2. Wilkinson and is a young man who is held in the highest esteem, and is one of Green ville's, most promising young busi- ness men.
 Friends of the young couple are extending cordial wishes for fu- ture of real happiness and pros perity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-04

l Miss Emma McCarty will leave for Montgomery today to attend the convention of the State Federation of Music clubs.
 Mrs. W. I. Grubb will attend the convention of the Federation of Mu sic clubs that meets in Montgomery this week.
 Mrs. l. F. Perkins of Tuscaloosa is in the city to attend the Tyler Wright wedding.
 Mrs. Delbert and baby, Delbert, Jr, are visiting her father in Tampa, Fla.
 Mrs w L. Murdoch will 20 to Montgomery today to attend the convention of the Federation of Mu- sic clubs in Montgomery this week.
 Mrs. oscar Hundley will attend the state convention of the Federation of Music clubs in Montgomery this week.
 Mrs. T. S. Pounds and Miss Lizzie Lee Pounds have gone to Daytona. Fla, where they will spend few weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Knight and baby and Mrs. l.. V. Vaught have returned from a visit of several months in Panama City, Fla. They have as tteir guests, Mir. and Mrs. l.. c. Fall Mr. and Mrs. Fallin were formerly residents of Woodlawn.
 Mrs. A. A. Dawson has returned from Atlanta, after spending a week with her sister. Mrs. W. D. Thur l ,r+l,o hoe
 Mrs Mae Stafford and daughter, Miss Marie Stafford. will leave Sat urday, for Broken Arrow Fishing and Hunting club, near Pell City, to visit MT. and Mrs. c. Cunning ham.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Eskew has left for Nashville to visit friends. En route. she will visit her sister, Mrs. John McGee, in Mt. Pleasant, Tenn, and other relatives and friends in Pu-
 Mrs. A. A. Dawson has returned fl om Atlanta, where she visited her sister, Mrs. W. D. Thurmond. Mrs. Thurmond has been quite i'll. but is much improved.
 Mrs. W. NJ. Holmes. and two sons, Cecil and Russell, of Muscle Shoals, are spending several weeks with her mother, Mrs. J. M. Eskew. In the late spring, they will go to Moncure. N. C., where MT. Holmes Is engaged in business to make their home.
 
 Mrs. Tom Mccarthy Brown is in Montgomery attending the convention of the State Federation of Music clubs.
 Mrs. John F. Foster, who has re- gently sold her home in Norwood, will be at home at the Motion hotel.
 Mrs. E. T. Rice will attend the con- vention of the State Federation of Music clubs in Montgomery this week.
 Miss Margaret Mackin returned to St. Cecelia academy. Miss Mackin spent the Easter holidays with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Terence Mackin. She will graduate at St. Cecelia's in June.
 MT. and Mrs. B. W. Taylor, Jr., of 1920 Third avenue. East Lake, announce the birth of a son, Sunday. April 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-04
Peabody Alumni VIII Haue Luncheon
 Thursday

The Peabody alumni banquet, which takes place at the Hillman hotel Thursday at 5 o'clock, will be one of the most attractive features of the coming A. E. A. to many of the teachers gathered in Birmingham It is interesting to note that there have been moro graduates of Pea body from Alabama in the last eight years than from any other state, with the exception of Tennessee, and it Is expected that this reunion will bring together a large number of the Peabody alumni in Alabama.
 The banquet is given so that for ty to renew old campus memories, and meet again many of the Pea body instructors. who will be present. The plans for this meeting were for mulated by Dr. Payne, who has been for many years a professor of the institution. Besides Dr. Payne, there will be number of other members of the faculty on the program.
 The members of the Alabama club of Peabody who live in Birmingham are assisting in making the arrange ments.
 Miss Ruth Norton. 1880 Twentieth avenue, south. has charge of the res. ervations All who wish to attend should apply to her at once for the tickets. The plates will be s1 each.
 The invitation to be present IS extended to all former students or Peabody, whether graduates or not Those who have attended only the summer school are also included.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-04
Simple Way to Get
 Rid of BLackheads

There Is one simple. safe and sure way that never fails to get rid of blackheads, that is to dissolve them. To do this get two ounces of calonite powder from any drug store-sprinkle little on a hot, wet cloth-rub over the blackheads briskly wash the parts and you will be surprised how the blackheads have disappeared. Big blackheads. little blackheads. no mat ter where they are. simply dissolve and disappear. Blackheads are simply a mix ture of dust and dirt and secretions that nite powder and the water dissolve the blackheads SO they wash right out, leav- ing the pores free and clean and in their natural condition.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-04
MISS WILSON BECOMES BRIDE QE MIR N,XH TIERS


 A wedding of much interest of the past week was that of Miss Velma C1ayborne Wilson and MT. Thomas Lafayette McWaters which was soiemnized at the Presbyterian manse Thursday evening, March 29, at o'clock. The Rev. J. A. Bryan officiating. Only relatives and a few close friends were present.
 The bride was lovely attired in dark blue canton crepe with gray accessories and carried an arm bouquet of Brides roses and valley Flies. She was attended by Miss Emma Ligon who was gowned in lavander green Cauton crepe and hat to match, her banquet was of Sweet Heart roses. MT. Dewey Slovall acted as best man.
 Immediately after the ceremony trip, after which they will be a home in Ensley at tho Arlington apartments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-04
BIR MINGHAM WRITER'S CLUB
 ELECTS OFFICERS

The Birmingham Writers club met Tuesday at the Hillman hotel for the annual election Of officers. The following results of the election were as follows: President, Mrs. Chappell Cory; vice president, MT. II. w Bostick; recording secretary, Mrs. Mabel Ford Leake; cores pond ing secretary, Mrs. Bessie Webb Jaynes; treasurer, Mrs. Buell. Hick- man, critic, Miss Alma Rittenberry
 The Birmingham writers club is producing large amount of work of literary value, many of it's mem bers selling articles to the foremost ma agazlnes In the country. AS a writers club it ranks with the best, not only in the state, but in the en- tire south.