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hearing the same shall be of the opin
ion that such child for any reason If
entitled to be exempted as aforesaid
then such superintendent shall issue
written permit to such child, stat
irg therein his reason for such exem
ption. An appeal may be taken from
the decision of such superintendent
so passing upon such application, to
the probate court of the county IN
which such district lies upon such
child making application and fline
the same with the clerk or judge Oh
said court, within ten days after its
refusal by such superintendent Tor
which no fee to exceed the sum of One
Dollar (s1.OO) shall be charged, and
the decision of the probate court snail
be final. An application for release
from the provisions Of this chapter
shall not be renewed oftener than
once in three months.
Juvenile DsorderIy Persons Defined
SECTION 1919, c. S. Every child
within the provisions of this Article
who does not attend school, as pro-
vided in the preceding section, or who
is in attendance at public private
OF parochial school,, and is VICIOUS
incorrigible,, or immoral in conduct
OF who is an habitual truant from
schodl, or who habitually wanders
about the streets and public places
during school hours without lawful
occupation or employment, or who
habitually wanders about the streets
i'll the night time having no employ
nent or lawful occupation, shall be
deemed a juvenile disorderly person
and be subject to the provisions OF
this Article.
Same, Complaint; Hearing and Com
mitment
SECTION 1920, C. S. When child
shall be juvenile disorderly person
within the meaning of this chapter
the truant officer, or any school teach
or any other reputable person.,
may make complaint in the pro-
bate court of the county
in which such child resides. The pro
bate court shall hear and determine
such complaint, and if it is determin-
ed that such child is juvenile disor-
derby person within the meaning OF
this chapter, he or she shall be com
nitted to children's home if eligible
u to the Idaho Industrial School. or
10 some other training school, taking
INTO account the years of the child
With reference to the institution selec
ed. Any child committed to a child
rens home on it's being shown to tbs
Judge Of said court that it is incorrig
BILE and vicious may be transferred
c the Industrial school or other inst
child committed to any
80 shall be detained beyond
MS majority and may be discharecs
naroled by the trustees or
BOARD OF control under rules and rest
- .,,r i1rc9tcf
AM 1.'er % c rnmitrant may he
~ the jrdoe Of the pro
3ate court during such Inc IS the
,hild may regularly attend SCH ,ol End
conduct itself. The expense
If transportation of the child to the
uvenile reformatory shall be paid by
he county from which the child is
committed.
Probation Officers: Appointment And
Duties
SECTION 1921, c. S. The Probate
courts of the several couties in this
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IN nr.sSNr;n ard n'T'Nt m tnai
Ts,si of thc South once aier French
rule Il uas common p.ietice to ex-
press fractions of an '-ch in eighths-
MT in tcnths as now Is usual.
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Nerer Tke-e

Lawyer--"lou say yo. i'ft home On
the 10th?" Witness Yes, SIR"
Lawyer-"And came back on the
25th?' Witness-"Yes, SIR" Lawyer
(severely)-"What were you doing in
the interimT' Witness" Never was
in such a place, "-Baltin,sre Ameri-
can.
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Has TweIpe-Foot Beard

Becoming angry at a razor, a man
In Nevada has let his beard grow until
1t is twelve feet three inches In length.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-08-13

The United States Department of
Agriculture in July repcrE sho-~e
that tie average farm retu-~s Il.
was $1,000 as compares Z S.15 70
was an Increase In the
: rs : ord 1924 returns prom
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the State of Idaho, whose post office
address is Boise, Idaho
S. e. Blaine, Assistant Attorney
General, residing at Boise, Idaho.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
1st pub. july 16. last Aug. 20, 1924
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ALIAS SUMMONS

n the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District of the State Of Idaho
in and for Custer County.
Blarche Lanning, Plaintiff.
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sEBEvRAzDY Dvou HEBRAskYcH
KRAJAn0.

Farburry Neb, 26. kvetna. Dvacelcty Karel Tuna,
enz bydl farme sveho oce dvanct mil jihozapadne
tud zastre patrne omrzelos zivota. Vehnal
nice nabo do havy zemrel mse Jeho matka skonca
tez sebevrazdou pred nekolika ley.
Bruno, Neb. 26 kvetna. Emil Have, bydlici ma far
svch rodic1 nedaeko mesta spacha sebevazdu
feliv brokovnce do prsou asny lady muz zou-
a mad chatrnym zdravm nebo by liz dvakrat 20
drobit operaci techto byt operovan DO e
ii. Byl syoboden ctal teprve 20 let.
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Vesnickd Uzpourd. - Y tech
to dnech melo v Gorontu u Mu-
kaceva ma Podkarpatske Rusi do
jiti k drazbs dubI We vesnickem
lesc ma zapraveni stareho obecni-
ho dluhu. Avsak vesnicane Sc
ozbrojili kosami. motykami atd. a
snazili Sc drazbs .zabraniti. Ma
zjednani pofadku nestacila ami
6etnicka posila Z Mukaceva a Vel
L1cek. takze bylo nutno zavolat
posilu z Uzhorodu. ktera vecer
pfijela ma dvou autech zjedna-
la konecne pofadck. 4 osob bylo
zatCeno.
Pfihldsil SC 20 oani letcch. -
V tschto dnech dosel do krhanic
dopis z Ruska. jimi dava sobs
vedsh Vaclav Liska, kamenik z
krhanic. ktery byl plnych osm
let nezvsstny. Byl vseobecne po-
vazovan jiz "a mr,veho. LiSka
pise. ze je zdrav.
Politickd uraida ma Podkarpal
sku. - Lid. Nov" oznamuji z
Uzhorodu. ze v ltery vecer byI
zavrazdsn v Turja Bystre. byva.
~ starosta obce Ivan Stimak. hor.
Hwy komunista. ktery pfevedl Z
poslednich volbach celou obec ma
komunisty. Po volbach stal Sc ne
navidsnym, ponsvadz slibovan;
pozcmkova rcforma ncsla tenn
penn. jakeho 81 vesnicane pfaIi
Dochazelo tedy k castsjsim Wy.
stupum. zejmena S muzskou mia
dezi. ktcra Sc mu chtsla pomstiti
Stalo Sc tax utery 29. dubna
kdyz Sc Stimak vraccl doml. do
provodiv ucitele Matiolu, a kdyi
setkal Sc Sc ctyfmi mladiky. I
nichz mu jeden po hadce vrazi
kapesni nuz az po stfenku prime
do srdcc. take napadeny "a chvi
Ii zemfel. Pachatel. l9 roku sta.
ry Vasil Bucok. syn nejzamoinej.
siho rolnika obce. prchl. ostatn
til byli jcste v noci zatceni.
Z Netolic. Y nedeli 20. dub
ma pofadal Okresni osvstovy sbol
" Netolicich pod zastitou mestskt
rady koncert ma oslavu 100. ma
rozenin Bcdf. Smetany. Phi kon-
certu 1cinkoval spolek ''Cregora
a hudebnici a zpevaci z mesta O.
koli. udebni cast nacvicil a fidil
MUDr. I'd. Malice. psvcckou p.
Mil. kinkor. 0 zivots mistrove
promluvil odb. utitel L. kohout.
Dunn byl lplne vyprodan. Vscm
16inkujicim. zvlaste solistum a
vykony Ike zdaru vecera pfispeli,
vzdany povinne diky. Projekto-
van jest koncert Psveckeho sdru-
zeni jjihoceskeho ucitelstva o Sva-
todusnich svatcich 9. Servna t. r.
= Okresni spravni komise v Ne
tolicich konala dnea II. dubna Ta-
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Zaducha. "Minule zimy byl
jsem stizen zaduchou,' pise p.
Louis Diefenbach re Sellers
burgu, Ind. "Dfem i noel jsem
kaSlal a sotva jsem mohl dy-
chat. kdyz nastalo jaro, byl
jsem tax vysilen, re jsem So
tva chodil. Zadny lex nepo-
mahal. Po leceni Ora. Petra
HOboko velice jsem Sc zota-
vii a nyni Sc citim pekne." =
Tato proslula bylinna priprav
ka ma vytecny 1cinek ma sliz-
nici a ustroje vylucovaci; o.
ma podnecuje vymenu latk v
soustave a ma prospesny uci-
mex ma obeh krve. Neni to
predm6t obycejneho lekarnic-
keho obchodu; mohou jej do
davati jen zvlastni jednatele.
Piste Ma DR.. Peter Fahrney
and Sons CO., 25O1 Washing
ton Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
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HROZNY VYBUCH
v BUKURESTI.

Bukure;t', -. kvstna. -
Vice nex dvacet osob bylo Ia
bito q poranxno a vladari ru-
munsky kral . sesazeny kral
fecky byli ohroxeni ma zivo-
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tech, kdyz skladists stfeliva
blize mssta vybuchlo. Po ce-
Ii vcerejsi den ozyvaly 20 ri-
ny q mad hlavnim msstem sns-
81 Sc dest' kuli \ jinych projelx
tilI. Vsechna okna v BulkureS-
Il popraskala.
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SssANss - Js~sNS ~ wa vSAOAis Ass
zemi zhrouceny.
Druhy byl zmizel, pohisben
jsa pod zemi, shroutivsi Sc.
Jen jedna noha jeho, zlome
ma ma trech mistech, vycnivala
is pod sesypavsi Sc pldy a bal
vanil.
Hrom dunel ted takrka me-
pfetrzite $ hroznym rachotem,
blesky raz ma raz krizovaly sc
eblohou.
A ssnebes linul sc k zemi
proud vody jako pravy vodo-
pad.
Nekolik okamziku uplynulo.
Clovek ma zemi lezici uci-
El lehky pohyb.
Mdloba jeho mizela pozvol-
na i byl .jiz S to, pohnouti nej-
prve rukama a potom i noha-
ma.
Konecne otevfel i oci, mad
xvedl Sc ma lokti jednom, cd
dechl 81 nekolikrate z hlubo-
ka jail sc potom ohledavati
rukou sve ldy.
"Jsem zdrav a zachrineD.."
zaseptal. "Ani pohmozdeniny
nejmensi! Plantaude jest vsak
mrtev! Jiste d'abel jest We spoi
ku Sc mnOu!"
Thefer vztycil Sc.
Nebyl vskutku poranan. Pu-
da shroutivsi Sc prav6 pod no.
hama jeho a MIN zaroveii,
zmirnila velice jeho pad. Le-
houcka mdloba, kterouz 'byl
z pocatku zastMen, nepocha-
aela ami tax cd prudk6ho ma
razu. jako spise od leknuti.
"Znamenita to vec, unikne-li
c!ov6k smrti jako by zazra-
kemv pokracoval Th6fer sa-
momluv6 sve. "Avsak to neni
jeste vse. Jak sc 'nyni dostat;
odtud? Prostora deseti metrh
deli mne od okraie lomu. Wy
splhati Sc tax vysoko, jest ma
prostO nemozno, a cekati zde,
az sc den rozbreslne, aneb vo-
lati o pomoc, prece nemohu.
Mil nuz vezi hluDoko mezi ra-
meny Plantaudovymi --zusta-
Ii zde bylo by tolik, co sama
sebe soudu yydati..
Spoluvinnii vevody z La
Tour Vaudien piemital chvil
i del 81 pax dale:
"Vsechny lomy mali vychod
nektere otevreny, line Ease
podzemni. Musim tedy najiti
take vychod odtud.'
Skalisko jedno, vycnivaiici
ze steny, chranilo ho tn pred
destem.
Vyndai ted kapsy plecho-
YOU krabicku sc sirkami a roz-
zal jednu.
Pri slabem svitu jeiim mohl
konecn6 rozeznati, kde sc ma
leza.
Nejprve spatril nohy Plan
tauda vycnivati spod shrouce-
ne zeme.
Phi pohledu tom zachvel sc
zlosyn sam cd hlavy k pate.
"Musim nejprve objeviti pro
stredek, jak bych mohl odtud
uniknouti,' pravil 81 "a potion
postaram Sc tax dukladne, a
by t6lo zmizelo tax d1kladn6,
Ze nikdo ma sv6te hrobu jeho
Sc jiz nedopatra."
Skrtaie dale sirky, rozh!izel
Sc kolcm sebe.
Skorem pod nohama svyma
nprostred ssutin roztristenych
skalisek, spatfil cerny, zejici
otvor. Rozzav novou sirku se-
znal, re otvor ten Jest dosti ST.
roxy ably mohlo sc Jim telo lid
ske provleci, prolezl Jim tudiz
octl Sc v iinem lomu, jehoz
4
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"a CEST OTCOVU.
RIO NJ AN.
NapsaI Xavier de Mant4pin.
4 O NJ 4 N

Pdjdu tedy do Montreuiluv"
"Seckejte az sc boure pre-
zene!'
"Nikoli, mann ma speech"
Plantaude upjal kabat az po
kirk, ohnul limec, stiskl klo-
bouk do obliceje a dial Sc ces-
stou, kterou byl sc uz "a dne
ke shorelemu letohradku ubi-
raj.
Mpz. jakysi, skryty dosud We
tyklc1ku blizkych vrat, vysle-
chi celou rozmluvu mezi Plan
taudeInl a obchodnikem. u vcho
du kra'mn hlasit6 vedenou, a
dal Sc nyni rychle "a policis-
tou.
Stopovatel ten byl Thefer.
Plantaude, jemuz bill dest'
primo do tvare pod jehoz no.
hami p1da, destem rozmokla,
klouzala, kracel jen velmi zvol
ma ku predu.
Rachot hrOmu, tn sice duni-
w, tn opet praskavy, jak by
Sc cele domy ritily, svist' vichri
ce hluk boufe rozpoutane a
Splychani vody k zemi Sc RI
nouci. nedovolovaly, aby Plan
taude slysel Ia sebou zvuk kro-
ceiI 1heferovych.
Nemaje ami tuseni o tom, re
nekdo "a MIN kraci, dosel po-
licista navrSi. AZ. 'fe
Svah a stran nechranily hp
zde jiz pred celou zurivosti
boufe a vichr opiral sc o nej ST.
lou tax divou, re div no k ze-
mi nepovalil.
Maize hlavu schylenou bro
dill sc Plantaude namahave ces
tou, iez sc zmenila misty v po-
tok, misty v kaluz jedinou.
Nahle octl sc pred sirsi a
hlubsi ka)uzi, nez vsechny O.
statni, iez mu cestu nadobro
zahrazOvala.
Policejni agent nem6l chuti
ponoriti sc toto rozmokle bla
40 az pu koacna; nebot' byl do
sti jiz prmokly vdami, jez s
vySe Sc ma n6j finuly.
Nezbylo mu tedy nez sc od-
chyliti z cesty.
Zahnul pravo a octl sc tax
mimo pravidelne cesty.
/. Zde nebyla puda kole,e'ni
rozryta, byla tudiz o neco pew
nejsi a lfpe Sc po nj kracelo.
Piantaude uscl as Npades at
krokn.
Nahle zdcsen stanul a ustcu-
pill ci vlastne uskocil naZpet.
Svit blesku, ktery prave o.
blohu zemi IA hrozneho ra-
chotu byl os.itii, sukazal mu,
re stoii jenom Ia krok pred
propasti.
| Pred .icho nohama otviral
sc i1cen tcrny a nepochybne
pfehluboky.
Prikry hraz lomu otevren6-
no.
Plantaude chystal sc lom
bedliy6 obejiti.
Pc >pfipade vratiti sc Ma ces-
tu.
Vsak ncmcl .i,z cas-.
Zapot,iccl se pod nahlym,
nocnym adercm.
Zarovcn pida, sypajic a roz
padavaiic Sc, povolila pod jeno
noFama.
Kitil sc kamsi v propast
temnou.
Divoky vJkfik Oval Sc z je-
no ust!
A N MN zavznel jiny W.
kirk zcIeseni!
Diva Hl3ove zmizeli pro-
pasti.
Pad s'routila Sc tntiz v 81.
ii as ityr metrh oil ohraje hl,i-
bokeho liomu prtiye tom o.
kamziku. kdy .1hefer vrazil
nnz svuj az po stfenku mez;
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Ia takych okolnosti vedc:i
potom "rozhovor" mezi ob6m.,
rilenci a zn6ho vyplynula pro
St6pana iistota, ze lecenim Y
nemocnici sv. Antonina stav je
ii Sc vskutku velice zlepsil.
''Vse Sc dari znamenit6!" zvo
ial. "Za tyden budete snad mo-
ci prochazeti Sc jiz po teto ko-
innate"
Ma to. predepsav lex DIV
Frantisce prislusne rozkazy,
rozloucil Sc meme S diskou, sli-
biv, ze vecer chorou ,snouben-
ku svou opet navstivi,
Potom odesel 6 Rene-em, KITE
ry chystal Sc znovu zajiti nd
Belleville, avsak vecer. rovn6z
Go pavillonu vratiti Sc hodlal.
Bodry Petr Loriot byl Sc ul
drive vzdaili.
XIX.
Zakernik v lomcch
Vrat'me sc k detektivu Pl n
taudovi, kterehoz zanechali
jsme v Bagnoletu, cekajiciho
ma tamniho komisare policejni-
no.
Policcini konisaf tento vra-
til sc vSa!s X velike mrzntosti
Cekajicihc teprve. kdyz SOU
mrak uz nastal.
Plantaude, vykazav sc legi-
timaci svou. vyzadal 81 dopi-
n6ni komiaefova protokolu q
zran6nG. V lomech nale1end
divce. Komisaf, &C nemohl IL
dati ami in,eno divky, ami zdaz
nestesti lelI bylo nasietkeni
zlocinu ii melody, mohl vsaK
jednO udati. coz detektiv Wy
soko cenil, jmeno nemocn;ce,
do nfz divku dal dopraviti.--
Vine jiz, ze byla to nemocili-
ce svateho Antonina.
Ma dalsi, skorem karare ma
lehani detektiva vytasil Sc ko-
m;sar konecnG tim, re u diykv
.yedle klice tros'ku pensz> na
l-isa ttaaii--dryz yz.har,
ske navGsti cislem a faxou
drozky.
"A ktere to bylo cislo?" zvo
lal detektiv spesn6.
"Cislo 49,"
Zach, tusil j EN- tov' zaja'
sal detektiv.
"Jak:. Wy jste to tusil?"
Pla9taude vysv6tili, re poll
cejni prefektura paIzski W.
Setfuje prave afferu drozky {.
13, jez byla jedne noci od-
cizena a 1nos divky jakcsi, kite
rez zdajl Sc byti V jist6 SOU
vislosti. coz tento objev ncj-
l6pe d,,ka zuie. A detektiv IL
toval velice, re komisar tea.o
listek II zranane nalezeny, v 10
mech poholil.
Ia rozi toho veaku
tina rvchle snesla Sc k Zemi a
ySc nasvedcovalo tomu, re pc
parnem dnu schyluie sc k bou-
ri. Plantaude, rozlouciv sc s
komisarem, st nul ma chyili IA
prahu, ncbot' liz krlpGje de.;.
t'Ove kanuly k zeni a ma oD-
zoru mihaly sc bles!sy, k1ezto
! hrom v dali w dunel. Vftr. o.
tfasajici svitilnami, vzmahal
sc vice a vice.
Plantaude pohledl m hodin-
ky. I1kazovaly osm hodin.
Zach tax pozde j;z,' zalekl
sc skorem. "Poslcdni omnibus
mezi Bagnoletem a Pafizi iez-
dici nepochybne nz ujel. A Wy
konati cestu tn pesky tomtn
pocasi. to ncni zrovna llkave.
Dosed neiblizsiho kramu,
Plantaude dov6d6l Sc tu, re pn
sledni omnibus Odjizdi ne 1a-
Ii sice v 10 hodin, We vSedni
n
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X CESKE ZPRAVY. =

ly mimo jine tyto dlleiitsjsi
zalczitosti. Schvalen rozpocet OBJ
ce Netolicke = jakoz povoleno
vybirani pfirazek obecnich v OBJ
cich: Vitejicich 200 proc. V Ho-
fikovicich $50 proc. v Nsmcicich
Isl proc. Sipouns $50 proc. Po-
yoleny pfispsvky osvetovemu sbo-
ru peveckemu spolku zde. pax
klubu Ceskoslov. turistI zde, dale
odboru Mar. Jed. Posumavske v
Nemcicich ceskoslov. Jednote
zemedelske v Praze. Jmenovani
clenove obecni financni komise v
Cichhcich.
ASSESSOR Hlinka. - Spissky BIZ
skup jmenoval posi-. P. Andreje
f1linku ascsorem spisske biskupske
kapituly.
CnTu HllddehO SplS0Cdlete. -
" nedeli 4. kvetna zemrel We Vo-
lyni 26-lety spisovatel Jaroslav
Hulka. byl clenem literarni sku-
piny "Devetsil' a vydal dive kni-
ny povidek ''Prokle,i hide a
"Vrah". zabyvajicich Sc po vetsi-
ne chudymi lidmi jich osudy.
Jaroslav Hllka svym nadanim O.
pravnoval k velkym nadejim. OBJ
zvIaste pax jeho posledni knlha
povidek nase pecet nevSedniho
talentu. Byl zeleznicnim uFedni-
KEN v klatovech. v posIedni do
be v Ces. Budejomcich.
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Co vse zemS pohfbi.
Vstupmez ke dnu lomu.
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ohroieni ma zivo- Il popraskala,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
RandOnt Notes
Miss Eva Dupy of Marietta. Ark, is the guest of Miss Huyhie Beatty.

Miss Eva Dupy of Marietta. Ark, is the guest of Miss Huyhie Beatty.
 Mrs. Robert l.. Keyser and son, Robert Lee. Jr.. of Baltimore are visi- ting Mrs. .Keyser's sisters. Mrs. Claudio Gotten and Mrs. Howard Brooks.
 Mir. Hudson strode of the University of Alabama is spending the weekend in Birmingham.
 Miss Margaret Robertson, of Forest. Miss. who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. D. F.. Mckinley for sev- eral days. has returned to her home.
 Miss Fannie shepherd, of Edsefield. ter, Mrs. r. r. Burns, and Profes- sor Burns.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry x. Beaumont have named their little daughter Jacqueline.
 Mrs. T. J. Trice of Montgomery has returned to her home following visit in the city, the guest of relatives in Norwood and ROebuck.
 MISS Alice ttead VIII return nome th:s evening from Montgomery, where she spent the weekend. the guest of Mir. T. J. Trice and Miss Margaret Gray of that city.
 Miss Georgia Lindsay is the guest of the Misses Anne and Alice Head. at their home in Norwood for few weeks. 
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen M. Holt, Jr., have named their daughter Frances Cornelia.
 Mrs s. Grisman, Mrs, A. Saunders and little daughter. Marjorie, of Nash vile. are the guests of Mrs. Mervin Blach
 Mir. and Mrs Lee Bradley, Jr., (Mary Allen Northington), have ar rived in New York from the Bermudas, where they went on their wedding trip.
 Mrs. J. N. Kirk of Philadelphia, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Ganby. is leaving today for New York to join Mir. Kirk.
 Mrs. Charles Ganby has returned from visit to ,Padukah, Ky.
 Mrs. Howard V. Hornung of Detroit, Mich, was the guest Saturday of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
MISS WATLINGTON HONORED AT BRIDGE

In honor of Miss Lois Washington. whose marriage to Mir. F. N. Garden will be an event of early March. Mrs T. NJ. Mccullough and Mrs. Norman Tomlinson entertained at bridge on Fri day afternoon at the home of the latter in Forest Park.
 Spring flowers made bright the par lors. where the tables were arranged for bridge. At the close of the games q buffet plate was servedEwith coffee and hints.
 A fancy workbasket. prize for top score. was awarded to Mrs. c. E. Foss. Mrs. C. F. Mcdonald received the con- solatiOn. and Miss Warrington was pre- sented with rose silk boudoir lamp shade.
 The guests included Mesdames G. B. FoSs, J. J. Hughes, James Holland, H. T. Hickman, Beecher Byrd, Leo Byrd C. NJ. Moor, Lewis Morriss, Jr.. T. N COttrell, Bernie Hall. C. F. Mcdonald Moor. w. B. Cloe. W. C. Mitcham dfcn, D. E. Mckinley, l.. A. Keene H. F. Washington. T. P. Thomas, J. w. King, Misses Hattie Jo Chi!dress, Marie Bost, Gladys Washington and MOzelle Duncan.
 Other affairs in honor of Miss Wat hngtOn will be a tea Son Saturday aft ernoon when Mrs. L., A. Keene and Mrs. C. F.. Read entertain at their home on Underwood avenue, from : to 5 D m., and a bridge tea on Friday after. noon, when Miss Althea Dryden will be hostess at her home on Caldwell l Terrace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
Valentine Party For {, ] . College
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Inc accordanceg with an annual GUS tom, Miss French Haynes, dean of women of Howaffd, college, entertained on Saturday evening with . Valentine party, honoring girls who live in the college dormitofies, Crumpton hall and ,Ratliff hall. ttt The Valentine motif was carried out in every appointment. Contests, writ- ing original Valentines and . musical program added much to the evenins's entertainment.
 At the punch bowl Miss Jap Hendrix and yArr. Paul Barnett presided. Ices and cakes embossed in tiny red hearts were served by Miss Haynes, Assisted by Mrs. Belle Stacey, matron of Crumpton hall.
 The following girls make their home in the dormitories: Misses Eleanor Chandler, N:nnie B. Chandler, Mildred Atkinson, Marion Atkinson. .Frankie Mayme Thompson, Grace Psss, Ruby Little, Lucille Dorrob, Thelma Stacy, Maude Stacy. Ethel Clark, Gertrude York. Evelyn Clark, Helen Bass, Julia Finklea, Jewell Darden, Eoline McCul- lough, Eh.1 Gregg, Katherine 6iniard, Mary Robinson, Ethel Cureton, Lottis Handley, Cora Lee Smith. Hope Lee, Anna Kenda. Others. invited were: Misses Jeannette Vaughan, Mildred Smith, Alma Ratliff, Katherine Grav- lee, Dorothy Dawson, Marie Boat, Ay- rault Chapman. SBennie Spinks, Jennie Hoffman, Kelloray Hill. N s < Other guests vera: M:ssrs. J. I. Eds wards. George Nicely. Roswell Owen, George Saxon. Mayer Newfisld, E. Lur- ton Blasingame. c. T. 1rey, Lyn Brew ster, Frank Norris, .Jep Dendy, Horton Chamblee. Olin T., Smith, w. B. Doug las, Paul Gurley, Harris c. Pope. Paul Barnett. Douglass Webb, Hugh Bar. field. Gene Dawson. Hank Knight, Curry Haynes. John Shepard, Ranzy Bnckner, Claude Brewster, Earl Car roll, Amos, Edgar billiard. Murchison, George Yarbrough, J. H. Chapman, Clyde Warren, Carl Weaver, Luther Hearn, c. F.. Petty, Roy shelton. D. W, Bursou.
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Mrs. Felix Mitchell is visiting her lunt, Mrs. M. J. Nolen, in Mobile.
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Miss Emmie Leggett of Tuscaloosa is the guest of Mrs., J. H. Hughes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
MISS HARRIS HONORS MISS MASON s,s

Complimenting Miss Annie Lee Ma son. bride-elect, Miss Nena Harris en- rertained on Friday afternoon at two tables of Mah-Jongg, having as her guests sorority sisters of Miss Mason.
 The George Washington motif was used in the appointments. Ices were served at the close, of the game.
 Miss Harris guests included: Misses Mason. Leola Dewberry, Mary Eliza beth Mcclure, Virginia Carswell, Mar lin Harris, Althea Dryden; Mesdames Ed Burke. Buford Bledsoe.