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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-31
1on RI1sHEI s nN TREE

LUVERNE, Ala, Oct. 39.-One hun dred bushels of pears is the record re- ported from single tree on the farm of T. I. Morgan of Vernledge, near this city. Pears are so plentiful, on Mir. Morgan's farm that he is feeding the bulk of them to hogs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-31
REPATRTNG BUILDING

About two weeks ago a fire of un- known origin destroyed almost all of the second story of the brick building occupied by the Snow Grocery company, entailing considerable loss to the com pany. Carpenters were put at work almost immediately and the building will soon be in first class shape again
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-31
PASTOR FOR CHURCHES

The Indian Head and the Mt. Carmel Baptist churches of Cordova have call ed Rev. T. A. J. Beasley as pastor, and he is now on the field. He will give half time to each church, preaching at Indian Head the second and fourth Sundays and at Mt. Carmel the first and third Sundays.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-31
MAGIC CITY PASTOR l
 GOES TO SHEFFIELD1
Takes Over New Charge At Baptist Church
(Tuscal00sa Bureau.)

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Oct. 3O.-Rev J. T. Thompson and family of Birming ham arrived in Sheffield today. Mir Thompson is the new pastor of the Sheffield Baptist church succeeding Rev. J. R. Stuckey recently resigned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-31
KIWANIANS INVITED

The Florence Kiwanis club is pre- pairing to invite the 1925 convention of the Florida Alabama district here. Rev. k. l.. Motley, the local clubs delegate, has been instructed to invite the convention to meet here next year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-31
TO TEACH TERRACING

c. E. Stapp, county farm demonstra- tor, will begin series of terraci1g dem onstrations Friday, November [, which will cover the major section of Etowah.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-31
IInENSES DIE

All county business and privilege li- censes for next year must be paid be- fore Friday night or A penalty will be attached, it was announced today by Judge Thomas W. Coleman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-31
EDWARDS HEIRS TO SUE

J. B. Malone, who has just returned from a meeting of the Edwards Heirs corporation at Greenville, s. C., reports that four Etowah county men were
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-31
HTTRT IN FALL

TUSCUMBIA, Ala, Oct. 30.-(Spe- cial. )-Mrs. Emma Scruggs of Tuscum- bia suffered a broken shoulder in a fall at her home Wednesday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-31
TO SELL CHURCH
Advent Christians To Select New
 i. Site

I. Site
 GADSDEN, Ala, Oct. 30.-The Ad- vent Christian church, which has as pastor, Rev. A. B. Cargile, who recently figured as the plaintiff in sensational $1O,OOO libel suit, is being advertised for sale by the board of trustees. It is said the pastors trouble have nothing to do with the decision to get rid of the property, that it is the desire of the denomination to seek a new location and to build a new church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-31
We, Close Qt 6 ?. ". Saturday

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-27
Start With 'Chickie'
on Her New Life
and Adventures

CONTINUED from First Page)
the boarding house was. They
passed it.
Chickie said: That's where I
i've"
"It seems to be standing very
securely. You're not hungry. We
might drive a little. Why did
you come to Los Angeles, Miss
Bryce?"
ITO see the Sunny South, of
course. And rain storm in
spring"
Are your folks living?"
eyes.
ct should think they'd want you
with them"
I'm only here for a while. You
see have longing to travel to
get a glimpse at this and that.
This Is the only way l can do it"
"Of course. You might as well
see all you can. Have you driven
out to Riverside yet? It's wonder
full there with the blossoms
regular fairyland. We have a
place there. You'll have to come
out"
They passed slowly through an
old street with but a few dwell.
ings. Lee whitman glanced
straight ahead into the rain that
was gray now and swirling at
the windows, said eagerly: Some
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-27
The Sequel to "Chickie" Elenore b Meherin|

times you seem very sad to me.
Miss Bryce"
"A woman Of moods and nys-
terry, STRIP
How old are your"
colder than YOU"
"No-you aren't. Are you
twenty"
"Plus two"
"We're the same age, then, I've
only known you a week-but 1t
seems years."
Perhaps you are given to
quick friendships"
I'm not given to friendships
at all--that Is. not with girls"
He became breathless and reach
ing over his hand suddenly pressed
Chickie's. He said hoarsely:
You're very beautiful"
She was moved and answered,
troubled. please don't say things
like that"
, "Why?"
I'VE can't be friends, If you
do"
1--WE are going to be friends.
Why shall not say you are
beautiful, since you ,are?"
She was silent. Every we'll
say as you like. I won't hear"
He answered: Next week you
must come to Riverside. I will
have my sister ask you"
1t was a Tuesday at noontime.
Lee Whitman came to the office
and sent for Chickie. He kept
her past twelve o'clock. While he
was debating a young girl about
eighteen with the same large
brown eyes. the same sensitive
and willful mouth as her brothers.
came breezing into the room. She
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-27
CHAPTER w.
MARAY'S LETTER.

There was q joyous, impulsive
youth about Barbara whitman. It
drew Chickie, and at the same
time pierced her.
She was full Of uneasiness and
kept wondering: Why did l
come? Why am here?" Yet
laughed often and flushed because
Of the girls warm friendliness.
Barbara talked in q glow Of
excitement. Driving in from
Pasadena that morning a de-
lightful adventure had overtaken
her. A tire punctured. A young
MAXWELL. he was just the
handsomest thing you ever saw
rose up, from somewhere and
fixed it.
And, what do you think, Lee,
he told me he was a poor, dis
charged waiter. OF course, I don't
believe 1t, for his eyes wrinkled
up when he said that, SO I could
tell he was great parsonage
in disguise. This afternoon, in
the very same spot. I'm going to
puncture another one. Don't you
adore to have things like that
happen. Miss Bryce? But 1 sup
pose you have thrilling affairs
coming up all the time, don't
your"
"Why should II"
We'll. you have that kind of a
look about you. Besides, you must
be an exciting person coming
down here alone to see the South.
Lee says you've never been here
before. may take you to some
Of the madhest places-oh, in
triguing! Excuse me, Lee. dear.
Don't ever use that word. Miss
Bryce. Lee can't stand it,
She went ripping along in little
vivid currents of talk. Finally,
she leaned across the table. did
you know, Miss Bryce, that you're
to drive down to Riverside with
us on Saturday? That's to see
the blossoms. We have fun over
Sundays-great gohs Of fun"
She had come to extend this
invitation because her brother.
whom she openly worshipped,
wished it.
Chickie perceived this. She
said, reddening: mot this Satur-
day. I'd like to, but I've prom
ised friends"
"Oh-friends will wait, but the
flowers won't. Can't you put them
Off"
"No-not these"
Barbara glanced hastily at her
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enough and rather nungered for
conquests. Nova quiet, pale
thing, who didn't care to mark
her lips with rouge any more
why--not much charm to her,
She would be left. as she wished
alone.
Evening after evening she
walked down Spring street TO
: West Third, then through the
tunnel and up the hills. She hur.
ried IL she thought there would
be q letter, or she hurried and
took Wilde for a run.
One night there was this from
Mary:
''You don't speak of any friends
that you have made. Do you
spend all your time alone? You
shouldn't, Chickie. No one can
live 80. Oh, why don't you come
back here and be with us i? But
! suppose it's easy to talk. /
think and think. and some times
! want to shout out against every
thing. Then wonder why in
the world you are letting your.
self be robbed Of happiness and
pleasure and everything that
makes life worth while. What
really did you do. Chickie, that
was so awful? You loved and
had a child. Well, 30 did I. /
remember now what you said
that awful day when you came
here, and was such a fool
didn't guess-that day you made
up the story Of Kathryn Armour.
You said the world should let her
have the child and make no fuss
about It. I often think Of the
way you cried then, and Of all
I might have done. Oh. it seems
such a cruel shame. :
"Chickic-do You know about
Jimmy =? He never talks any
more about his own plans-except
to mother, little. But he's go
ing away. At first 1t was hard,
but now mother says it's better
so. He will take charge Of that
plant in Honolulu. We don't
know II 1t Is to be for always.
Well-I'm just writing this,
Chickie. because felt you ought
to know and perhaps you don't
hear from him. though You have
his heart. You always did. Re
member how he loved the points
on your finger nails and made
such fun of mine
Well-Chickie, don't think me a
laundering fool, but you are
nearer than a sister to me and IL
you could-well-why don't you
go with Jimmy? Something sweet
should come to you and Jimmy
Is that, Chickie. There Is a
greatness in him-truly.
II this hurts, you have to for
give it-but it seems that or
mother should say it. You are
dear to u.s."
Mary's letter seemed a sacred
thing. Chicfie's eyes blinded. read.
ing 1t. Glorious Martha Blake
would even be willing that she
should have Jimmy. And he was
the idol Of her noble life.
Thinking Of this. Chickie could
raise her head-she could feel a
strengthening and an immense
gratitude In her heart. Loneli-
ness became easier to bear.
Suppose she did have to fight?
Suppose she did have to meet
with unrleasantness and struE.
gle? Well--she would.
There were weeks-three or
four--Lee whitman came in often,
Chickie always took his dictation.
He was sometimes restless. I'm.
patient. When she talked. his
eyes were always fastened on her
face. One afternoon--as she
walked home. he overlook her.
He said eagerly: I'm going your
way. You don't mind il I
walk along? want to ask you
something.
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wore q summer dress Of rose
crepe with q great bunch Of
white orchids at her belt.
Whitman said simply: Barbara,
this IL Miss Bryce. Come, I'll
take you both to lunch"
Barbara Whitman took Chiclkie'a
hand. She said, gayly "Well. it
suits me. Isn't he love, Miss
Bryce?"
ChiclSie lhesitated, smiling. She
said: "I'vS only half an hour left.
Perhaps" 4
whitman answered: ''You have
two hours"
They went out together-the
three of them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-27
CHAPTER v.

BARBARA'S OVERTURE.
chickie's breath qlickened. Will.
man went on hastily: You heard
about Barbara"
mo"
"Oh-you don't. She fell.
from her horse a few days after
we had lunch together. She'll be
all right, but she was badly shak-
en-. She has a broken ankle and
several sprains. She's up now,
but she can't get round"
He spoke rapidly with a kind
Evening star., 1924-05-31
NV. DETACHED-S8,o5O.
Alb THIRD ST. NV.

Modern 7-room dwelling large bed
rooms. c1osedin sleeping porch and
bathroom on second floor. Large liv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen and
screpned-in porch on first floor. Two
single-car garages opening to 20-ft.
alley. Hot-water heat and all mod
ern improvements. Awnings and
screens all over house.
House well financed. $40 a month
will pay interest charges and reduce
second trust. Cheaper than rent. A
bargain for some one on good terms.
For cash payment and other infOr-
nation apply to owner, Alb 3rd st.
NV. Telephone Adams 500.
Evening star., 1924-05-31
$4,000.

ON ALTON PLACE. ID. G..
Near Wisconsin ave.-Splendid suburban
home situated in n desirable location, com
parativelr new and modern detached frame
in very excellent condition: . stories contain
ing rooms: has gas. electricity and heated
hy hot water: spacious lot 15-ft front 1I5
fl. deep to 15-ft. alley; price is most at
tractive al
Evening star., 1924-05-31
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

White or COlored-4,OOO.
$3.50 cash: dandy Or. brick bath. gas, eel
lar. OWNER. 314 + ne. l.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
Evening star., 1924-05-31
1919 Girard St. NV.
Meet Ca11 NJ nrro

BY owner. modern and nearly new home
tapestry brick, large living room and dining
room with connecting French doors. large
kitchen and rear porch 4 nice bedrooms, attic
furnished for maid quarters. large sleeping
porch and breakfast room, glazed. screened
and heated. hOt-water heat. also Pittsburg
water heater large concrete front porch,
plenty closets: entire house copper screened ;
lot 20x150 to nice paved alley. IL
Evening star., 1924-05-31
InCOrDOrated
738 18th St. NV. Main $3.50
Consult Our Sales Department
ON LAMONT STREET.

Near the Mt. Pleasant line. semi-de
tached brick corner of alley. three stories:
large colonial porch. cellar under entire house:
contains l. rooms. hardwood floors. large sun
parlor. several open ireplaces, two tiled baths;
special electrical fixtures: modern heating
garage.
Evening star., 1924-05-31

2-FAMILI BR. FLAT.
3l3s o ST., mr. Wis ave-, r &b
each: fine condition: excellent buy for
home investment at low price on
cash payment $3.50. balance $40
monthly: first floor vacant Don't de-
lay if interested.
Ar. & B. MODERN BR.
237 18th St Sc. elec.. h.-w.h; big
lot; garage space: vacant; a bargain
on your terms; consider trading or
renting.
COLORED HOMES.
767 Hobart pl. NV, Q r. &b. CO.
lonial brick: cleo: brick garage: va
cant. snap on terms. 156 Col rd.
NV: r. b. brick; vacant; reduced
price; terms like rent.
n. T. RYON CO.. Inc,
Main 1897. 1923 ST.
Evening star., 1924-05-31

n EkV HAM PSH Tx r. AN t..
Near s. q splendid residential property:
brick; very moderately priced for this Ioca-
tion; house contains Il rooms and . baths
has gas. electricity and heated by hot-water
heat; very desirable lot, 2sia-f front. TO
wide paved alley; Pear garage; immediate
Evening star., 1924-05-31
S20,500.
KENNEDY ST. NV

KENNEDY ST. NV.
A very charming home. delightfully."- Ioca ted
between Colorado ave. and 18th ST.: detached
hollow-tile construction: screened-in porches
modern in every way and in excellent condi
ton: contains IL rooms and baths: has gas
electricity and hotwater heat: spacious lot
containing 5.377 81. II.
c0T n0n
Evening star., 1924-05-31
Watch .AlCOya Grow.

over 300 tracts sold. 100 houses built and
hTildinC. Arlington county is Washington's
front ward the gateway TO Virginia and the
south The Memorial bridge insures Acova
Heights the most beautiful entrance to the
Nations Capital through Potomac Park.
Write phone for Facts About Alcoya"
and remarkable homecoming proposition
cash payment of So. -Four and six
bungalows for sale on easy terms. Phone
Main 362 for auto. Call at I3l Southern
building take Columbia pike bus to my
residence J. CLOYD BYARS. Alcova Hgts. Va.
Evening star., 1924-05-31

nN ACCOUNT OF DEATH OWNER WILL.
SOL beautiful tile semi i-bungalow in Lyon
Park, near station: h.-w.h H., oak floors. 26-ft.
living room fireplace. broad porches; large
closets and pantry; sacrifice price. Address
EnX 2iL-S Stnr mtirt.
Evening star., 1924-05-31
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SoutheaSt-S 1SO

Absolute bargain in comparatively new home.
near new Eastern High School. Six cheerful
modern improvements. Terms, 5000
cash balance less than rent.
la,,t,,, ~ GI OS0
Evening star., 1924-05-31

ONLY $500 DOWN. BALANCE $40 PER MO-
New 4r. bungalow: porches: elec.: garden,
fruit. lawn: twn-thirds acre; in Va. Price.
$3.50. mile beyond Country Club. Inquire
nlITNAlt nittmHr rti. Ph. Clar. 81 -F-14. 4e
Evening star., 1924-05-31

aN CONDUIT RD-TWO LOTS. 30 TT.
frontage each. Phone Main $3.50. Branch S11.
after pm. L.
Evening star., 1924-05-31

New Homes Ready to Move In.
ONLY ? LEFT.
33-47 I st. ne.-Six large
rooms, tile bath, h.-w.h., electric
lights, hardwood floors, built-in
ice box, 1-piece sink and lots OF
extras. double rear porches,
wide front porch; deep lot to a
wide alley.
FOR SALE BY
T. A. JAMESON CO.,
oO6 n. Y. Ave Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-05-31

PetWOrth.
S9,350
Corner house. practically new: 6 large rooms
tile bath: hardwood floors. h0t-water heat
electricity: screened throughout; in fine
diton. Terms.
West of 10th Street.
Semi-detached pressed brick dwelling. con
tanning large. light rooms; modern: In 'spen
did condition throughout; lot so IT. front
with rubblestone wall: shade trees. shrubbery:
lear garage. Price. S13, 800. Convenient
terms. Phone for appointment to inspect.
Chevy Chase, d. {.
Sl4,750
Dutch colonial home. short distance west Of
Connecticut ave, on best residential street:
center entrance plan; large living room on
one side of house. leading to covered
porch; beautiful dining room and kitchen with
large pantry. Second floor has bedrooms
and baths. Owner very anxious to sell and
will accept 4.750 on easy terms.
PHONE SERVICE UNTIL PM
Lee Crandall. Jr., & Co.. Inc.
1928 New York Ave. Main I'll.
Evening star., 1924-05-31

Absolute bargain in comparatively new home.
near new Eastern High school. SIX cheerful .tIl
cash. balance less thnn rent.
Decatur St.-% $50.
Near Ga. ave. ears. modern q rooms and
bath. less than years old. every convenience:
tion. Cali us TO inspect
Kennedy St.-SS.OOO.
A hum. and inveStment-5OO block LIST com
mercInl zone: delightful Groom and bath home.
containing every every modenn oder improvement 2,car
This property Is certain to enhance in value.
Northeast COrner-SS, $50.
\ wonderful little 8-room and bath modern
home. with built in garage. newly ,papered and
painted. and in frst-clnss condition: wide
lawns. shrubs and flowers. An ideal plac" for
DOWntOWn-So,O 600.
NJ ST. NV near 5th-9 large rooms. h. w h..
elect; in excellent condition. Large lot 70
30 alley. A good buy at price asked oner
submitted Terms 10 suit.
PetwOrth-S9. $50.
Ultra modern 6-room and bath home, one
OF the finest streets near Soldiers Home Park.
fireplace. No-kol heat, garage. screens and
awnings. Excellent condition dnli Possession session
hne in this section. see this.
Willard St.-SlO,5OO.
Near 18th and l. sts nw.-Owner extremely
anxious To sell this modern s-roOm and bath
home. in thi. desirable neighborhood h-w.h,.
elec.. space for garage and in excellent con
ditiou. Make Us an offer.
\ OrtheaSt-SlZ.OO
ON one of the most desircble blocks OF an
exclusive res dental section. offer this
superhiy built. rooms and bath home. CON
elect. open fireplace. :car garage. on 80 alley.
screens. awnings. etc. and in perfect condi-
tion. We consider this a good buy and sug-
gest an Immediate inspection.
10th st. Hcights-S2O,OOO.
West of 10th si--Semi detached. side and
alleys. beautiful rooms. plastered and
heated breakfast and sleeping porches; fully
tiled baths. servants quarters. double brick
garage 10 match house. wonderfully built and
IN excellent condition.
\ first trust already placed this property
N 81 5000 cash required offer submitted.
Phone for appointment inspect.
l.. GREENBERG & CO. Inc,
Phone NJ. 5l75 939 New York Ave. y W
For Sunday phore service call Columbia 1896 VI.
0l Rhode Island Ave. NV.
IL ROOMS. BATH.
Al condition. This I've bought easy
terms. and 10y renting q part IL will nearly
$1,000. North 46!s'.
H. 6. MAYNOR & CO.
Nnrtheast-5-rOom house gas and bath,
81 750: $500 cash. S35 a month
Ten new 5-room bungalows. IN j.. $500 ash
and so month.
Groom brick. gas. bath garage, $3.50;
$500 cash. so month.
Groom house. gas. bath. electricity and fur
mace heat 81 500: 500 cash $40 a month
X st. H.w.-lO-roUm brick. gas. bath, fur
mace heat. large rooms. $3.50: $1,000 cash;
terms.
Park I'd nw.-Two family fiat Of ) rooms
each. gas and bath, 5000; 81 900 cash: terms.
II il Is a honsc or bungalow you want in
Washington or suburbs. have il.
ii. c. MAYNOR \ co.
Iut. .Su.,6: 1902 North fApItOl
Evening star., 1924-05-31
WOODBRIDGE. ID. c.

Act quick. one more bungalow a mi. only
sG0O0. $500 cash $40 mo: best loca ion
Also 6-room house. reduced for quick sale:
other properties TO show Home for rent.
Apt. for rent. +. A. LINGER 3lU9 o4th
st. ne. half block south L. l. ave. Tel.
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Mr. CHEVY CHASE CLUB.


THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
- incorporated --
73S 18th St. NV. Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-05-31

NEW BROOM COTTAGE WITH l OR
acres land. Bonami road between OXon Hill
and Silver Hill. state road. Price. $1,000;
5000 cash. balance monthly Inquire J, VAIL,
ON IL
Evening star., 1924-05-31
WOODBRIDGE. D. c

500 cash. $50 monthly, covers principal and
interest. Beautiful new 4room bungalow on
o"nd ST.; Si.6I5: completely new large lot:
fireplace: bath: sewerage: closets: ami. Call
MODERN HOME CORP. 32T 10Th st. NV
Room ftS
Evening star., 1924-05-31

OPEN SUNDAY 10 AN. to Pm.
$500.
$50 5th N0RTHEAST-1- room brick; large
yards. arranged as two apartments; occupy
one, rent the other: priced low: possession
five days. DON'T MISS THIS OPPoR-
TUNITY.
WILBUR L. GRAY. INC.
721 18th NJ 1Il3
Evening star., 1924-05-31

81 800.
PETWORTH-N New Hampshire \ Lamont
6-r tiled bath. hot water heat elec. lights,
newly decorated, s0. garage. PosSn. days.
owner forced to sell. $500 cash. $50 month.
II
Evening star., 1924-05-31

III IN II 7 TND-NI ID Z I'D TN y
A beautiful new six room, brick. hot-wster
heat. electric lights. tile bath, double rear
porches built in garage. Will sell TO respon-
sibIp party for 1880 small cash payment
and S6- 30 monthly. iuclud,ng all principal and
interest Address Box li1- =. Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-05-31

$3.50.
2nd ST. BET. F. & G. SITS. NE.
Brick dwelling with five large rooms and
ba ath; latrobe heat. Easy terms.
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SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
OMI Y 81 ROO

Wilson blvd. Clarendon. Va. rooms and
bath. with garage. gas and elec.: S60 month
covers carrying charge; will be sold at once.
Address ROX S1o-S Star office
Evening star., 1924-05-31

Near ga. ave ears. modern rooms and
bath less than years old every convenience:
3 porchcs, space for garage; excellent condi-
Evening star., 1924-05-31

NOIT SHOULD

take time TO this house if YOU are looking
for real home in established high-class
suburban section: rooms, sleeping porch
large closets. INV. H.. tile BATH fireplace
porches Address BOX 3i7-S. Star office
, 1924-06-26

signed and endorsed by the said
mortgage as surety thereon, and
which note is dated April 16, 1923,
due six months after date, drawing
interest from date at the rate of
per annum until paid; that
there is claimed to be due at the
date Of the first publication of this
notice the sum OF $1,O84.O0 principal
and interest, and no suit or proceed
ing at law has been instituted to re-
cover the said debt secured by said
mortgage, or any part thereof.
That the said ]. A. Hodgson and
Mrs. ]. A. Hodgson have defaulted
in the payment of said note accord
ing to the terms thereof, and the said
mortgage does feel himself insecure
in his said security; that said mort
gage contains a power of sale in case
of default in the terms OF said mort
gage, as aforesaid.
That notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power of sale in
said mortgage contained by reason
of said default and the Statute in
, 1924-06-26
JAMES POTTS IS
H0NORED AT UTIL-
ITY CONVENTION

James Potts, manager Of the Raw
Inns Electric Light and Fuel COM
pany, was advanced to- the high Of
flee of first vice-president by a ballot
taken during the annual convention
of the public utilities association of
Wyoming held at Casper Monday
and Tuesday of this week. Mr.. Potts
has held the office of second vice
president during the year just ended
and had expected to attend the sur
rent convention but was held in
Rawlins because of the water in
spection our made Sunday by city
officials, Engineer Weiland, and rep
resentatives Of the Lions and Ro-
tary clubs.
c. l.. Titus of Cheyenne was named
president; and other officers elected
were ]. J. Withrow, Sheridan, sec
ond vice president; r. e. Richard
son, Lowell, treasurer; and Charles
st. John, Cheyenne, secretary.