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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-02
Women's Clubs

woMIAN's CENTURY CLUE
The current events department
Of the yvomans Century club
viii meet Thursday. May 2. at the
home OF Mrs. a. II. Horton. on
Mercer island. for an all-day meet.
Ing and picnic luncheon. Roat leaves
Lescfi park at 1890 a. m.
WOAEN'S ALLIANCE
The Women's alliance OF the First
Unitarian church win give a lunch.
con Thursday. May 2. at 1 o'clock.
at the home ~ Mrs. a. r. Nugent
l70s r. SD st. NJ. J. Nolan will
speak on THE Intelligence Test"
LADIES or MACcABEEs
Ladies Of the Maccabecs will meet
with Mrs. June Kennedy, s2o7
Seventh nve. n. w, for luncheon
and cards on Thursday, May a.
nt ] o'clock.
MOTHERS CLUB
Mothers club OF University dis.
trict win meet with Mrs. Harry
Richards. 47fe 18th ave. n. r.,
Thursday May 3. at 2:3O o'clock.
Election OF officers.
EAST UNION CLUB
East Union club will meet with
Mrs. y. Schneider. 1909 2fst ave.
Thursday, May 2. for o'clocI.
luncheon.
I MICHIGAN APPLE
BLOSSOM CLUB
Michigan Apple Blossom clui
meets with Mrs. ]. n. stout In
Woodland Park Methodist church
North 72nd 81. and Greenwood ave.
for picnic lunch on Thursday, Ma,
3. at 1890 o'clock.
JOHN HAY PIT. a.
John Hay PIT. a. viii meet ir
auditorium or school, Thursday
May Q. NJ 2;3O. Mr.. &. ". Fleming
Proposed Change In Our sehoo
System ~ IT Pertains 10 thc junior
High school,: vocal ducts. Mrs. ]
Grcslcy and Mrg silos Rich: reel
tation, Miss Martha Arm Hinchley
Piano selcctione, Miss Helen Mcls
ncst. Social ho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-02
OF MoosElIEART

WOMEN or MoosEHEART
LEGION
Women % MooSohcaFt Legion wiii
meet at Moose Temple. Thursday
May ,. at s p. m. Delegates for
Northwest Moose association 10 be
elected
ROBERT =. LEE CHATTER
Robert T.. Lee chapter. United
Daughters OF the confcderaoy. nieeis
with Mrs. e. l.. Murray. coz. Third
ave. n. Thursday May J. At :
o'clock.
LAFAYETTE PIT A.
Lafayette Pr. A.. wlii meet in
lunch room % school. Thursday.
May :. al 4. m. Music by chill.
drcn. sonzS hy small children
Piano solos by Mary Eleanor
Mitchell and Charlotte Eckarf. Vic.
lin solo. Emily Dow accompanied
by James Dow. Selections By naw
school orchestra.
CLASS IN PARLIAMENTARY
LAW
Hiss Jean siovcra class In pariia.
meniary Law win meet Thursday.
Stay J. at p. m prompt. in the Uni.
vcrSity Branch library The meet.
ing is open 90 all Interested.
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-02
MOTnERa. cLun 10

MOTHENA' CLUB 10
HAVE RUMAiAGE SALE
Kappa sigma Mothers club will
hold a rummasc sale Friday and Sat.
urday. May 4 and .. at 1905 Wett,
lake axe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-02
FareweU Compliment for Mrs. Locke

entertaining Informal
Locke Ir.
saturday honor
al Mss Julia Clarko wedding Mr. Albert Dickinson IN Newport ~
y. p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-02
Bridqe LnacheoN for TraueIer

Campbell bridge
compliment Mics Kathleen ponaho who
reccty returned months travel abroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-02
Miss Herick's Engagement Announced

their dan
Ruth Elizabeth Mr. Charles Frank Chandler Of Seattle
The wedding has been set Tor June IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-02
Informal Dinner Before Bal

with Crawford
Friday before the
srai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-02
Wedding Dag Set for Saturday


Burdeue
brdeeecs sister viii be maid OF honor and Mr. Richardson
Fntae
0sScil the bride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-02
Hostess to Bridge Luncheon Club
Married at Brides Home


John W wnot Thursday
Ia
dlng
with blossoms and for flowers she
peas and naIde ferns
Miss Ida Beach maid Of
trimmed in
s~eet her flowers Mr. c'nu Allen wmot
A
in
hat correspond On their
ave. n.
the outoftown nd
Evelyn Paterson Of
Mrs T. Harmon Mrs Lidcr
Iris Mr. Adolph der OF Murphy
paonds, and Mr.. and Mrs NJ 0 Buricy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-02
Service at Orthopedic Shops

Gula
ohopedic Tea shop Thursday assisted BY
FT1deric
Dunbar Mrs H. w wather Mrs George Charles
Thrift will Be J. q
the
shrader and Mrs Fred IT, Gilman will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-02
Hosts at Informal Dinner
Entertains for Bride-Elect

William
the
mss Iiisn Braman. whose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-02
Bridge Dinner at Home

viii be placed for the hdse
.eN err~r llana
Evening star., 1923-09-30
Mrs. Brush-Bales. With
Son and Daughter, Home

Mrs. Katherine c. Brush-Bales and
her son and daughter. Mr.. Henri a.
Bales and Miss Rosemarye Coleman
Bales, have returned from their camp
Ka-ro-ha on Chesapeake bay. Mrs.
Bales entertained extensively during
the month of September. Among her
guests were Mrs. Paul Heyl. Miss
Mary c. Rauber, Miss Leah Rabbit,
Miss Ruth V. Salmon, Mrs. Charles
Bruce. little Miss Edythe Bruce and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hanelien and
small daughter Catherine, Mr.. Paul
Clinton Reed. Mr.. Howard K. Shaw,
Mr.. Jack Emmert. Mr.. Wilmer B.
Young. Mr.. Robert Bruce, Capt. Har-
ry Leveridge and Lieut.. Anthony
Morsell.
Evening star., 1923-09-30
Additions Are Named
To Patroness List

Additional patronesses for the al
fresco production Of robin Hood
from the production of Owen Davis
drama. to take place October and 6
at the Little Theater in the Hills, on
Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews estate in
Virginia. are a group of women from
the surrounding country and Alexan-
dria and Warrenton. Their active CO.
operation assures the play of great
success. Among the number are Mrs.
Albert Smoot. Mrs. John NJ. Duncan.
Mrs. William Boothe, Mrs. Harry
Burke, Mrs. Joseph Dorst, Mrs.
Mauchlin Nivin, Mrs. Frank Hume,
Mrs. Harry Jewett, Mrs. w. B. Smoot,
Mrs. Thomas Robinson. Mrs. Charles
Swan. Mrs. Charles Hooff. Miss Mamie
Lindsey. Mrs. William Cleveland. Mrs.
Lydia Spofford, Miss Agnes Donaldson,
Mrs. Elmer Spiddell. Miss Virginia
Slaughter, Mrs. Allan H. Roberts, Mrs.
Eliphalet Andrews. Miss Nancy
Tackett, Mrs. Hugh Mcclure. Miss
Helen Cummings, Mrs. Arthur Bryant.
Mrs. Harry Beverly. Mrs. o. w. Wat
ties, Mrs. Robert NJ Reese. Mrs. Rob-
ert Powell. Mrs Louis Scott, Miss
Kate Uhler. Mrs. OFF Saughstadt. Miss
Mary Makeley. Mrs. c. E. Nlcol, Mrs.
Richard Gibson, Mrs. David Rust. Mrs
G. p. Anderton. Mrs. John S. Barbour,
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Mrs Angus Crawford. Mrs Stuart
Jameson, Mrs. Gardner Boothe and
Mrs. Harry Herbert. The players are
having daily rehearsals under the di-
rection of Albert Parr and a commit
tee Of business men OF Alexandria.
Those taking part In the play are
Miss Estelle Wentworth. Nina L. Nor
ton, Mary Cavanaugh. Cathar rine Gait.
Margaret Griffeth. Albert Parr, J. F.
Birrell, DR.. w. b. Cation, Russell Cord
rey. Anthony Conlon, Bob Whitestone.
Harry B. Cation, Arthur J. Rhodes.
Frank A. Steele, J. William May, w.
H. Calender and Claude w. Fletcher.
A group OF sub debs will act as ush-
ers on both occasions. The Alexan-
dria girls are Miss Elizabeth Boothe.
Miss Roselle Burke, a descendant of
Thomas Jefferson: Miss Elizabeth
Bryant. Miss Margaret Cooke, Miss
Kitty Reese, the Misses Howard, Miss
Julia Duncan and Miss Caroline Rust.
Mr.. Carter Harrison will act as
troubadour.
member of the cast will be Mr.
Alexandra Cantacuzene Balashoff. son
of the Princess Mary Cantacuzene,
who during her fathers residence in
Washington thirty years ago, when
he served as Russian minister to the
United States, identified herself with
the artist colony and was one of the
gifted pupils of the younger students
at the Corcoran School of Art. Dur
ing the past summer Nine. Cantacu-
zene Balashoff accepted the invita-
tion Of her old friend and fellow stu
dent, Mrs. Andrews, for one of her
boys, and sent her fourth son to
America, where he makes his home
Evening star., 1923-09-30
Miss Kroll Is Hostess
At Shower for Miss GUIDE

Miss Margaret Kroll gave a shower
Wednesday evening for Miss Louise
GUIDE, whose marriage to Mr.. Mar
shall Davis will take place Saturday
afternoon. The guests included Mrs.
William A. Kroll. Mr.. William Kroll.
Miss Annette Bruton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Christian. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Derrick, Miss Ruth Eshelman, Miss
Florence King, Judge Mary OToole.
Miss Blanche Neff, Miss Mary June
Wiland. Miss Louise Leeke, Miss
Edith Slime. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ma
honey, Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Saugstad.
Miss Edith Goodacre, Miss Will
helmina GUIDE, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
F. GUIDE. Mr.. and Mrs. Bicknell, Miss
Virginia Pryor, Miss Olive Prescott,
Mr.. Howard Baker, Mr.. Eugene Ru-
ark. Mr.. w. r. Smith, Mr.. Fred de w.
Shelton, Mr.. Calvert Cissel. Mr.. Ed
ward Beale, Mr.. Robert Klotz, MIR.
Gordon Tibbits, Mr.. Marshall Davis,
Mr.. Granville GUIDE, Mr.. Everett Phil
lips. Miss Francis Gutelius, Miss
Catherine Gutelius, Mr.. Warren Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Stevenson, Mr.
and Mrs George Myers. Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Voneif, Mrs. Thomas Z. Jar
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Continued from Fourth Page.)
Washington Friday evening to join
her husband Lieut.. Woodbridge in
Charleston. $. c., where they will be
stationed for several months.
Miss Beatrice Wainwright, who has
been absent for several months, has
returned to Washington and is
established az 1921 X street She
spent Several weeks in New York
and also visited in New England.
Miss Estelle Allen Is expected to
arrive in New York from Europe
about October 1 on the President
Polk.
Mrs. Isabel Pallen Stuart and her
young daughter, Miss Isabel Stuart
have moved from their home on Cali
fornia street to 2003 Belmont road
DR.. and Mrs. Milton H. Prospect are
spending the month of August at
their summer home on South river,
EdgeWater, Md.
DR.. and Mrs. H. F. Moore are giving
up their apartment at the Concord
and leaving Tuesday for North Caro-
lima, where they will make their
home at Linville Falls. DR. Moore.
who has been connected with the
bureau of fisheries for about twenty
years, has resigned his position as
deputy commissioner of fisheries.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Miss Edna White, Miss Mary Parker,
Miss Blanche Parker, Miss Dorothy
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Brown.
Miss Kroll will entertain a company
Evening star., 1923-09-30

rell. Miss Theresa FARRELL, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Coping, Mrs. Catharina
Loffier. Miss Ruth Shoemaker, Mr..
and Mrs. Merriot 'McWhorter. Miss
Dorothy Crisp, Miss Alise Walters,
Evening star., 1923-09-30

at supper this evening for Miss GUIDE
and Mr.. Davis. and Wednesday even
ing Miss Francis Gutelius and Miss
Catherine Gutelius will entertain for
Miss Kroll and Mr.. Davis.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

for the present until his education is
more advanced with his mothers
friends.
Evening star., 1923-09-30
ARMY AND NAVY
FAMILIES BACK IN
CAPITAL FOR WINTER

Continued from Fourth Page.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09
La session de aver en- eI SenadO

Aver a las cuatro empez6 Ia slsi6l
en- eI Senado con Ia a:istencia de lbs
senadores Abril, Cueva8 Zequcira. Ra-
mirez, Iglesias, Martinez Davila. Her
nandez Lopez, Jordan. susoni. Bent-
tez. Castillo. Iriarte, Martinez Nadal
su presidente. don Antonio r. Ba--
cello
Ell acta de la session anterior fu6
aprobada sin Ser leida.
Fl secretario lego las siguiehtes pc
ticiones:
De Manuel F. DaviIa, President8 del
Gran Jurado del Distrito Judicial de
Mayaguez. que Sc constituy6 durante
los dias 6 7 de JUNO de 1923. uaman-
do Ia atenci6n de dicho alto Cuerpo
/ legislative hacia Ia conveniencia de
que Sc adopten soluciones inmediatas
a fin de proveer a Mayagiiez de un
edifcio para sus Cortes de Justicias.
Carcel del Distrito, demas dependen-
cias insulares existentes en- aQuella
ciudad; del Concejo de Administration
de VilIalba, sugiriendo enmiendas al
P. del s. SO 'estableciendo un sistema
de gobierno local para los municipios
de Puerto Rico. para otros fines; del
Concejo de Administrator dc Moe
soicitando que no sea aprobado 81 p.
del S. SO; del Concejo de Administer
ci6n de Naguabo. soGc1tando que no sea
aprobado 81 articulo 36 del p. del s.
So; de Antonio Cruz Cruz, Presidente
del Comit6 de Padres de la Escuela
Gautier Benitez, de Caguas, soncitan-
do que Sc resuelvan de una manera
favorable para los alumnos Y maestros
las cueshones escolares para el curse
venidero pendientes de soluciones ante
Ia actual Legislature; de Jesus Men
dez Ferreira Presidente del Comit6 de
Padres de Ia Escuela Corchado. de Ca
guas, en- Ell mismo sentido que la an
terror.
Ell Presidente del Senado inforla6
que la R. C. de la c. 10 y la r. C. de
Ia G. So habian sido aprobadas por la
Camara de Representatives. Y que el Pre-
sidente de la Camara habia frmado
Ell P. de la G. 208 ell P. de la c. 225.
Ell senado adquirira una copa
para Ia mejor vaca lechera aoii=
matada en- el pals.
El senado aprob6 aver la siguiente
resolution:
Disponi6ndose cue sea adquirida, por
cuenta del senado de Puerto Rico
una copa trofeo para ser donada a
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NEGoCIADo DE oBRAs PUBL1CAs

San Juan P, r., mayo 81 6e 1928.
Froposiciones en- pliegos cerrados Pc
"a Ia adjudication en- pubHca subasta
de las obras de construction de 8 1f2
kilometres mas menos de la carretera
San sebastian-Las Marias, cuyo presu-
puesto aprobado asciende ciento quin-
&C mil ciento cinco d6lares veinte Y
echo centavos (S115, ,1O5.28), Sc admi-
tira en- esta ofcina hasta las 2 P. NJ.
del dia Il de JUNO de 1928 Ell que Sc
abriran pdblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta ofcina donde Sc encuentran dc
cado que seran reembolsados al ser de-
regir en- el contrato, y podran recogos
los hcitadores, los pianos y modelos de
pEoposiciones que han de presentarse
mediante un dep6sito de diez d6lares
(S10) en- metalico EN- cheque certif.
cado que serdn reembolsados a Iser de
vreltos dichos documentos Ell eI PLACE
de veinte (20) dias despu6s de efec
tuada la subasta.
Sc llama especialmente la atencior
Gle los licitadores hacia ell hecho de QUE
aera rechazada toda proposition cuyos
precios unitarios no hayan sido escri
t0s en- letras y nhmeros.
No Sc remitiran pianos corIespor
diente esta carretera despu6s del dia
10 de JUNO.
La administrator Sc reserva Ell de
recho de rechazar cualquiera toda.
las proposiciones y adjudicar el con
t1ato bajo otras consideraciones quc
las dei precio solamente
Comisionado. Advt
Comisionado. dvt
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. Ante Ia imposihIidad de uegar q IN
acuerdo satisfactorio con los 'clicos del
7IAYAGUEZ para Ievar efecto dos
encuentros con e. YAUCO en- Ia Liga
de Guiana jibo, debido c que los astutos
Cardenales solo querian celebrar IN de
safio Y los Cafeteros deseaban jugar
dos encuentros tuvimos necesauamen-
te que buscar donde II a yer jugar bue-
ma pelota Y en- la Liga de Ense-
NADIA, a prop6sito, Sc liza celebrar IN
lsolo encuentro, por Ia tarde entire los
l2uchachos de Don Babi, el VENUS y
los cachorros de Ramoncito, Ell ALL
yAUCO que va forman linea entire las
fanosas novenas de segunda de la isla
Comenz6se el desafio con escaso pt-
blico pues como Va la chimenea gran
de esta botando billetes como vulgar
mente dicen los Iibaritos, las pesetas Y
los welcomes es6asean, aunQue a pesar
de todo ESQ habia muchc interes en- el
poblado por saber los resultados del
encuentro.
EI "An Yauco' va a Ia majagua Y
blanQuea en- ell primer episodio, ha-
ciendo 10 mismo en- ell segundo Y ter
Ger encuentros, Ell s'venus por Ell con-
trario Sc estrena en- el primer episo-
dio con una entrada al hogar. Esto le
entr6 como rayo a los valientes Gazette
ros y no le deiaron yer mas la pinta
+ a los Azucareros hasta el iiltimo cpl
sodio que vuelven a sacar otra entrada.
En- ell cuarto inning los del All Yau-
(Contin1a On Ia Ga. paginal
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L. me3or vaca lcchera 2climat2da Ell
el pals. en- il fcria insular que ten
Ora efecto en- Toa Baia lo5 d5as 23
29 Y so dc jrnio q ala / 1t julio
pr6ximos; y asignando, al cfec-c,
La suma de cincuenta (5O) dalares
que sera pagada &c la pardda Gas
tos Improvistos" del senado, con
signado en- eI presacaesto InsuIar
correspondence al ano ccon6mico
1922.23.
POR CUANTO, seria laudable con
veniente estimuIar a los ganaderos de
Puerto Rico para que procuren por to-
dos los medios a sd alcance mejoral
la raza que del ganado exiatente On e.
pals. favorecieudo asi Ia industrial a
que Sc dedican y los intereses genera
les Que resultarian altamenta bane1cia
dos 81 Sc obtuviesen mejores aumeatos
en- 10 que lespecta la lecho Ia car
ne que Sc destinan al consume dia-
rio en- las ciudades y pueblos de Ia Isla.
PoR CUANTO, los dia %, % y 80
de JUNO y l de julio pr6ximos tendra
efecto en- cl pueblo de Toa Baja una
Feria Agricolo Industrial. cue Sc ce-
lebrard, en- parte. con los plausible
fines indicados.
Por Tanto. Besu6lvase por e1
Sena g &c Puerto Rico:
1.-AdQuinm una copa trofeo para
ser donada Ell dicha Feria Agricola In.
dustrial a la mejor vaca lcchera acli-
matada en- el pals, de las que concu-
iran dicha feria, de acuerdo con el
dictamen de la Comisi6n que Sc desig-
ma al efecto.
2.-Asignar para la adquisici6n de
dicha copa trofeo, la suma de cincuen-
(50) d6larcs 10 que de ella sea ncce-
saria, la que Sc pagara con cargo a la
partida ''Gastos Imprevistos' del Sc
nado. consignada en- ell presupuesto in
sular para el ano econ6nico 1922-23.
Sci Presidente del senado orde-
nara el cumplimiento de esta Resolu.
ci6n en- Ia forma que estime convenien-
te.
4.-Esta resoluci6n tendra efecto Ell
cuanto sea aprobada.
FL Proyecto enmendando Ia ley dc
Hogares seguros fu6 aprobado en- ter
cera lectura y el P. del s. "a enmen
dando la ley de vehiculos de motor dt
carga fue devuelto al Comit6 de Ha
cienda Y Fomento.
No habiendo otra cosa que tratar E
Senado suspend36 Ia session hasta el lu
mes las tres.
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I)FPilR'TEV4S
LIGA DE ENsENADA.- DOMINGO
De JUNO ALL YAUCO VS.
VENUS

Los Azucareros Sc quedan 1.-The Day
ante ell empuje arrollador de los
"Cafeteros"- Los chicos de Dor
Eabi no lie ven Ia redonda . Moncho.
Ell Venus con buen refuer2o.
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DEPARTAMENro DEL INTERIOR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09
lNIINCI0 SlRASTA

GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-09

Curse de PeriOdismo.
Curse de Reporter.
Curse de Administrator
Cientf1ca de Ia Circulation
de DiariOs Y RevistaS.
Curse de Reduction.
Curse de Rcdacci6n de
CuentOs FOtodramas.
Curse de Efciencia Mental.
sE NECI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-25

FOR SALE-Ferris strain White Leghorn
 hens: setting egEs. Ruebuck Springs Poultry Yard. Woodlawn 54-J and Main
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PER SONALS
MEMS AND woMEN'S HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED

We can make your hats serve you an- other sea sons Wear. Straw, Panama. l.eghorn and Bangkok hats cleaned and peached without Injurious acids. We have large selection of blocks in d variety of popular styles Garments cleanen, pressed and repaired. Our nrethous equipment and service is the result of quarter of a century ex- perienoe in this business. Parcel post price list mailed on request Be sure You find Gluck's
 GLUCK'S HAT CLEANING co. 1713 3d Ave. Phone Main 2372
 Almost Opposite Bijou Theatre
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-25
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

FOR SALE-2 real nice cows; give gal Ions milk each; very reasonable. Can be seen at t14O 12th St., N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-25

manager with experience and can give reference to habits and ability. Birmingham Casket Co.
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1N CALL at our store for Con ( keys complete feeding di- " rections, which tell just
 N how to feed chicks, grow ing stock and layers. Call Con key Jones'" Main 30S0.
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KARS ON KREDIT Is t h e A Il S w e r

Look over the following cars. de- eide which one you want to own. then see us You have heard of that old joke of buying on the Installment Plan as follows: Dollar down and dollar every time you catch 'em.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-25

AGENTs-1c postal card brings sworn proof of s5 to SIS daily. New stvIe guaranteed hosiery; 57 styles; l3 oolors Neither experience nor capital needed. Just show samples take orders. we de liver and collect Your psy daily All ibramspobtstlon bnnna hns1aaa charges paid. Monthly pairs mems hose s1.65. pai,s ladies sl1S; guaranteed ' months. Complete onttit a5,,1,. furnished; all colors grades in ciudihs silks. Mac-O-Chee Mills Co. Suite 51ol, Cincinnati, ohio
 PHOTO MEDALLION SALEsMEN-l;arn rn Sloo to s200 every week selling P. & G. Photo Medallions. No investment, free equipment. Guaranteed 4-dsy service send for sales plan and free 1923 cata- losue with 1o2 beautiful designs nclud- ing clock and religious medaIions. Y,. Yudiin x Goidstein. 259 Bowery, New rork, Dept. 19.
 sl5 TO s25 daily profit as our exclusive representative in your territory taking sr oraers on our money ga ying line of high wears shoes Sales come easy. No cap ital or experience needed. Be first in your territory Write today Economy Shoe Co, 204 Ridge Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
 AGENTs-Snappicst household line on earth. red hot sellers. steady rcpeatcrs, 100 per cent profit; 35o light weight. fast selling. popular priced necessities. Agents Outfit Free. Get busy quick. Write today; postal will do. American Products Co. S216 American Bldg. Gin 
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 WE START YOU IN BUSINESS furnish, ing everything. men and, women. oppor- unity lifetime to earn s30.00 to sloo. .o0 weekly operating our New System Spe- cialty Candy Factories" Home, any whore: booklet free. NJ. Hillyer Rags dale, Drawer 75, East Orange, N. ].
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ANNOUNCEMENTS A
LOST AND FOUND
S25 REWARD

Bull Dog, male, weight about 35 pounds; white and brindle, 1 black eye, screw tail, cars not cut. Answers to name of "Dinty." License No. 172. $25 reward if returned to Mrs. R. Mcconnell, 1924 Clair mont Ave. Main 8358-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-25

CHICKS OF QUALITY Ferris 300 strain from stock bought direct from Ferris Farms, $22 per C; $200 per M. Quality Reds and Rocks, S16.50 per c; $40 per M. Young and Ferris. strain Leghorns, S15 per c; $40 per M. Selected 12-weeK- old bullets. Empire Hatch cry, Box 476, Hogansville, Georgia.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-MALE

aELP WANTLD-MALE 4D WANfED-l front drug store man. $l5o month.
 Young man soda dispenser SIS week. White steam engineer S150 up. Young lady food checker. middle aged men hotel clerks. al-round machinists (raiway). , boilermakers.
 White dairy hand, S60, house. white taxi drivers. 20 white carpenters COG hour. 10 white vcarpenter helpers, S3.60 day. white boys, learn trade. White boy mechanic helper. 20 coored coal loaders $4 day. Golored boy and girl dshwashers. 2 colored bus boys. Colored hotel maids. . coored walters. Colored hall man, cooks.
 Producers Agency, 2119h End Ave.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-24
Carl S. Mlliken
Secretary Of State
On Meteor Tax Law
Editor DsmOcrat-Herald

Editor DsmOcrat.Herald:-
The fact that the miilisa dol.
lar mark has been passed IA u,
collection of motor vehicle Il.
cense fees for the first time h
the history of the state u l
think significant OF the remark
able growth of the moto, vshi.
Gle industry in Colorado.
OF this amount not more tia.
five per cent is expended foe
sdminist stratlon purposes and ~
balance is divided equally b.
tween the state highway bad
redemption fund and the county
road fund.
Respectfully yours,
Carl s. Milliks.,
Secretary Of State