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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
'Captain Applejack' Scores
 Big Success At Jefferson
AlRStar B1rm1ngham Company Thrills I aatruns
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

ann agrresss But aS tine fiery adventures AnuM WaIHaka. BmMHian nahlewummn. fI1zifiIvW frum the clutches of the BeI- sitaxiEfiR reri1ne, aIias Glndys. famous hurxiareffe. Miss CameEys displays a wenzHti7fty whieii is entirely stHrtling Inn tiie uwiuE1iug of q seeunEi she changes firHm tine BsweTy siamg of the -bur- gfMrefreT tB tine broken French of the R1IHHiIEm flHxirIive Her work as the fugi- tINg. spesEEuE a combination of mashed Euwdish and French. Is extremely diff fiEuir.. aa1d more the praiae for Her-wurk mn accomplishing sueeess at the feat.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
NEARING CLOSE
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AsHiEtamt SaIiRirur I. F. Mccoy and RsEdgrinlk BeeEElow. sPecinI prosecution, nassaH niiaIr caze axaiHst Mrs. Edna NHru eltHrEetE with the murser of Ralph R4aEHnts, af Pnatt City Iate THesday aft enmaan. afhRr sREgEaI witnesses testified tIiHt tine defanlIsHnt aGEu11tHed the zmuF- dsr Befaue her arrest Judge Fort said upam rggasHing fur the night that he Rauad to finnish the ease Wednesday,.
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 Carm wass faIIgwed by w. HI Hell hun- F. J.. SmiHh. and WaltEr AeAdDry, mfnHhers of tine paliee department. nnd Deputy SliHEiff Casey Jones. all of wifam uaztifIed tllat they visited the Niuru, house .saam hitter rfe mHrEief and saiTT Mrs NarU b0Id them she had fired tiIiRp sIfar tllmr EIllasI Raipli R8beEts. Ed WErueT e9uhHlnasr for the Johns GIl- dertu lfinE eumpHny. and Charles D. Roh- erfs.. fanifeT eff the m1EaEred man. also tEfnsifiatf The prosecution Gffered asev- arsHE HrtinIass of eIatiln@ and a1iEer ar ai.Iass euuueehesl with the aIiEsed anZuF- deT as HsstImauY-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
NWl1S REPORT
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
BANKERS ENDORSE
 RESERVE SYSTEM
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
FILE LATE ENTRY
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
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TEDT- Ala. April 99-Ehe First Empuist cfnEzh is planning to msEEal ex aeIHaiNE Improvements on theIr hEIlfl- iny. Am important meeting was heid ManHisEy uirift by the deacaHs of the eIiungh i'm uRgIrd tO tine huildIug pre- grarn Dar M 0. RdnHerS0n of TuscR- aaHsl was present. and made a taliz an enIarginG ulfR church and the huIlti- in- aff am anmax for uhe SuudHy school
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
OIL GRAND JURY
 HEARS DANIELS
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-11
MILDRED Upton
BECOMES BRIDE
OF DEAN Stubs
Home Decorated With Old
Fashioned Flowers for
Wedding Ceremony
TTN \ ROOM filled with oil

FlN \ ROOM filed with old
fashioned garden flowers, in
- pink. white and blue, the
wedding of Miss Mildred Upton,
LAUGHTER Of Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Upton, 3105 Graceland Ave, and
Dean F. Stubs of Indianapolis, son
IF Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Stubs of
West Elkton, Ohio. took place at
7:45 p. m. Tuesday at the home of
he brides parents.
The Rev. r. S. c. Wicks Oficiated.
The ceremony was performed before
he fireplace, banked with palms and
ferns, with white candles on the
mantle.
The bride. who was unattended,
wore a lOng-waisted frock Of powder
blue fiat crepe. Panels. scalloped
At the bottom. were edged with gray
silk lace, as were the very short
sleeves. She wore a corsage of
sweetheart roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Alberta Mccain. harpist,
played preceding and during the
ceremony.
= reception for about sixty guests
vas held after the ceremony.
Following a motor trip through
The lake district in northern In
diana. Mr.. and Mrs. Stubs Will be
at home in Indianapolis.
Among the guests were Mr.. Stubs
mother; his brother. D. H. Stubs
# Akron, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Hurst Of louisville, Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-11

The sooner you
remove it the bet
ter, and fill in the
bare spot with an
elephant which may
vary in size from a
stamp to a post
card.
- 7 G s i Dental per-
fume comes in tiny
glass bottles nodded
on the lines of the
elephant. which some
Wet from the East
remarked could be
u s q q conveniently
for a flask after
ward.
Some Of the girls are
painting elephants on
their arms. And in
one hotel o b b Y
several were seen
sittin z with legs
crossed, giving an
edifying demonstra-
ton Of elephantine
u H.e.r Ys.r .F....f- T.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-11

That paragraph stands out in a
bitter denunciation by young
woman Of the modern wife.
She bewails the unwillingness of
the modern wife to make sacrifices,
the readiness to rush to the divorce
courts, her use of powder and paint
and, finally. her reluctance to bear
children.
She strikes home once or twice, but
her letter contains one great weak
ness-she puts the whole burden on
the woman. Although it is true that
the wife, being the home builder,
must bear the brunt Of keeping the
home together. this fact does not
relieve the husband of responsibility.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-11
Qheqan8le
LETTER FROM SALLY ATHER
TON TO BEATRICE GRIM
SHAW CONTINUED

L
My employers mother is staying
with him while Leslie is away. She
is one of those awfully good women
who have utterly infallible rules of
conduct, and she never by any pos
sibility thinks that her son, who is
q. descendant of the John Aldens.
you know" could really do any
thing wrong. She must be kind Of a
nuisance to poor Leslie.
Just at present her time is taken
up with talking about and hunting
for a secret drawer in a lovely old
desk that she herself gave Leslie for
d wedding present. Wouldn't it be 4
scream if she should find this drawer
before Leslie returns, and also find
something in it that Leslie herself
has put there? For if there is a Sc.
cret drawer, I'm sure that Leslie
knows about it. You know how
mad she is about old furniture, and
you can make up YOUR mind that she
has gone over that old desk inch
by inch.
You tell me you never met Ruth
Ellington, who seems to be Leslie's
dearest friend. She's a very clever
woman NV daar md ro+,Iro11,,
dont ill., Io,. CO. w., 49, wi,
inc Pee hn+ wat ,.oy,,a,.l, +ba+ r
have i1,e+ v,r,i+tar .7aas no+ i, orv
Wv iTti,,,o+a +ba+ 800 ~ a1o,.a,.
However, Phi, EiIino.to,, js gi,r,,,
larly devoted 20 Leslie. and I think
she's kaanine, o,,f+o as much tabs on
me as sydney Carte, is on Mr.
prescott n,s+ wbv do not l,noy
for nm n date no,binq could he
more innocuo,e tba,, NV reIatfons
with NV ern1ovey
exnect vo,, win he bo,,ri4a !
when Won know +ba+ altboue,b had
na,er b..r - o.,s,.s 49,, ~,
sba wa tbaro 10 dino ba,.a haon
tv.ica - 5;ro.,. siaao s,,a haS hoov,
| au,ev NJ ,,o,, -. D. fo1+
sorry, for NJ p,.osoo++ IL -
ti,.a5 ond so-,o,,.t,at ,,...i+a.,Ia "a =
l,ner, La ~ $3.50 - * 1,.r,a
~ met Ill -, -, - ~ 80
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In f.o+ bo,.o 80, ~. -, ~,
many A.. a,,o,,i,,,,s. si,,l, 7 osIjo Lae
haor go 80 49,, ,,.i.t, -, D.,
hans + was,7,t ilet .;ebt hI,t ha i
| lonely and 81 anil He interests M
and tbinl, ar,usa hin,
There knou. Pc tba+ irs+ Dor,,
Is ona If the tir,as r.bor, ,.o,, 40 M.
,.r,,ro,.o 80 No a. ,,.,,,. -i,o,,1,5 49,,
49, a., 1i,,,a a,,,.,t,i.,,..y..,.a 60.
Nv Mr.. Jack Prescott is nor inst n
baby. and I am so tired Of being