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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-13
TAHITI Ex.oGEEN HONoRED
Mime. Joanna Salmon Decorated For
 Services To Franco

Decorated recently, on the proposal ef the colonial minister, for "services rendered the French cause" Muae. Ma rautaaroa Tepau A Tati (Joanna Sal mon), former queen and last sovereign of Tahiti, Is one of the most interesting figures of the French Pacific, says Le Petit Parisien.
 She is related on her mothers side to an influential family of Tahiti, her grandfather, Tati, chief of the Tevas and the Papara district, having been a strong supporter of France in the reign of the famous Queen Pomare ". Her mother was the wife of an Englishman, named salmon, and she herself was married to King Pomare V who, June 20, 1880, ceded to France all his rights as ruler of Tahiti and its dependencies. Shortly after her husbands abdication, the former sovereigns were divorced.
 Mime. Marautaaroa- Salmon, however, continued to occupy an important place in the life of the colony. In 1888 she made her first voyage to France and was received officially at the Elysee palace, where she made her entrance on the arm of Felix Faure, then under secretary of state for colonies.
 The former queen's family has con- tinued faithfully to serve France and several of it's members wore the French uniform in the last war. She has three children, the Princesses Teri and Takau Pomare, who live in Tahiti with their mother, and Ernest Salmon of Bomako, French West Africa, where he is at present a deputy magistrate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-13
THE .OWLING HOWL

A new-rich eockney went to Devon to see a country house that he thought of buying, and as the head gardner was showing him over the grounds a pecu- liar screech was heard from a neigh boring thicket.
 What was that?" asked the cockney, with a start
 "An owl, sir" said the gardner. , "Yes, yes, my man, of course" said the .cockney, but what was 'owliDg ?' -Pittsburg Telegraph.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-13

$100 worth. Likewise install a fire extinguisher it saves premium and may save your lFa L.
 Learn what to do in case of accident {; always know the companies in which you are insured, notify them as required in the policy. Take out your insurance from an agent of the company or a broker you know is reliable. Above all be sure that you know before you take out insurance of any kind what you are getting for the money you pay as pre- mium. If the clauses aren't clear, have someone interpret them for you. Send copies of the clauses to me, or have your lawyer make the statements clear. Copyright, 1924, International Feature
 Service, Incl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-13
THE REASON

Downtown-Why so glum, old d.snan
 Uptown-The doctors ordered m wife south for the rest of the winter.
 You have my sympathy. Costs a iol doesn't it?' .3
 "Oh, that isn't the trouble. She n fuses to go."-New York Sun an Globe. aix
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-13
ALL FIXED

He--It wouldn't be much trouble for us to marry. My father is a minister, you know.
 She-Well, let's have try at it, any way. My dads a lawyer.-Answers, London.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-13

There are some policy clauses that the policy holder can collect under and he does not usually know it. Take collision
 insurance. If you break spring when going over bad bump in the road, you can collect for the damage done. Didn't you collide with the bump? The premium on collision insurance is re- duced 121a per cent if an approved bumper Is installed front and rear. But an approved bumper. Get good
 bumper, and protect your car against excessive damage. Full coverage col
 lision is so high in price that most
 persons buy $50 and $100 deductible. The bumper may save just that $50 or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-13
CORRECT. TOO

CORRECT, TOO Teacher-Do you spell rabbit. wit5 one "b" or two, Johnnie? Johnpie-I spell it with one "bs whel write it "bunny."-Boston Tra2script
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
Acabe Con el
Reumatismo

A las cnraciones. de reHmatismo OBJ
tenidas con el "Elixir de Leonardo
para la Sangre', sc les ha 1lamado
'milagros1 por aquellos que han visto
las curaciones casi 'imp posibles que este
Inaravilloso remedio ha realizado.
FL reumatismo -es una enfermedad
de la sangre no puede icurarse
mientras exista scualquier venenO reu-
matico en- las venas. La primera dosis
del Elixir de Leonardo para Ia
Sangre' comienza eliminar de la
sangre toda partfcula de acido nrico y
las demas inpurezas venenosas que
causan ,el reumatismo. Produce y
aumenta la sangre roja Y rica de
esta manera le da nueva vida vigor
al sistema. Para las personals de edad
este remedio es espeeialmente vAlioso,
devolyiendOles su energfa Y vitalidad
y dandoies Sahsd y fnerza. Para los
casos cr0nicos de Reumatismo, Catarro.
Afecciones Escrofulosas, Envenena-
miento de la Sangre. Ulceras y otras
Intermediates de Ia sangre, el Elixir
de Leonardo para Ia Sangre~ es IN
espeefficO.
Insista en- que sea el Elixir de
Leonardo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
LA REYERTA

Ell procu-ador de distrito expuso lue-
go las investigaciones obtenidas sobre
como Sc desarrollaron los hechos, Gu
va relacion coincide con la expuesta
por nosotros en- nuestro niimero de ju-
MO 6, con la 1nica tliferencia de que
despues que Quero estaha va herido,
solto Ell cuchillo al suelo y cogi6 de
e.ncima a del mostrador uno de
esos recipientes grandes donde Sc
pone azlcar y al mismo tempo Ernes-
to hizo 10 mismo con una taxa de las
que aquf Sc emplean para servir sopa
y Sc tiraron mutuamente los. objetos,
sin que ninguno de los dos Sc hiciera
daiio; saliendo Ernesto inmediatamen-
te del cafe.
Esto explica como Ernesto, cuando
sali6 del restaurant, no saba que ha-
bia matado ,Quero, annque 81 Saba
que 10 habia herido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
LA DECISION

El juez despues de examinar los he
choS y consular con Ell procurador
de distrito el detective, convinieron
en- que no habia evidencia alguna que
pudiera encausar al joven Ernesto, que
sognn palabras del mismo juez, "ha-
b!a otrado como un verdadero hombre,
liamando a Ia Gale a su adversario'
Y que ningin Gran Jurado podia tam
POGO acusarlo de culpabilidad, por 10
cual quedaban retirados los cargos que
contra 6l Sc hacian.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
aNtINCIQ De SlBASIAl !
GOBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL
4.5.s INTERIOR
oFTc1NA DEL coMIs1oNADo
JUNO 10, 1924.

JUNO 10, 1924.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pnblica snbas-
ia de las obras de, construction de UN
EDIF1CIo DE HoRMIGoN PARA Els
'cuELA DE ,NUEvE SALoNES EN-
sNARANJfTo, PUERTO RICO, cuyo
spresupuesto aprobado asciende a la su-
ma de TREINTIcUATRo MIL DO
lLAREs (s34, ,cOo00), Sc admitiran Ell
esta ofcina hasta las 300 P. M. del
dia 80 de JUNO, 1924, en- que Sc
abriran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- la oficina del Arquitecto donde Sc
encuentran de manifesto. los documen-
tos que han de regir en- Ell contrato y
podran los licitadores recoger los pianos
Y modelos de proposiciones que han
de presentar, mediante I'm dep6sito de
DIEZ DoLAREs $4,000 que seran
Ireembolsados al ser devueltos dicnos
documentos en- ell pla2o de veinte (2Ol
dias desppes de efectuada Ia subasta.
La administration Sc reserva Ell de.
recho de rechazar cualquier o todas
las proposiciones, y Ell de adjudicar e.
contrato bajo otras consideraetones OUT
as de precio- solamente.
GUILLERMO ESTEVES,
!, comisionado. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
81 iover don,illiicano...

gnntar por Qpero, el lie dijo que no
estaba, que por que preguntaha por el,
y entonces Ernesto empez6 contarle
10 que lie habia pasado la noche ante
rior con ouero y que no guerra re-
yertas.
Parece ser que mientras Ernesto
contaba este Silvestre, Sc present6
Quero y lie dijo que todo era una mem
tira y que ESQ 10 iba a arreglar Ell
cortandole la cara
Ssg1n Ia declaration de Luis Ortiz,
Ernesto lie dijo entonces Quero:
"Sal para la calle v 10 arreglaremos
pufio limpio"; 10 cual Quero con-
testo: mo, yo no tengo NADIA que
yer contigo en- la calle, espera un mo-
mento" y todos creyendo que sc ira
taria de una broma, esperaron mien-
tras. Quero iba la trastienda vol
via con dos cucl1illos uno en- cada ma
no, dandole uno Ernesto, que rehu-
saba aceptarlo, lie dijo: "C6gelo, por-
que de todos modos te voy a matar -
En- un excelente ingles conto Ortiz
como Ernesto Sc puso la defensa y
fue retrocediendo, parando los golpes
de su adversario hasta que no pud en-
do mas descargo el golpe que resuitd
ser mortal; pero que ell que 10 habia
asestado no saba las consecuencias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
LA DEFENsA

Las declaraciones de los testigos,
fueron tan claras v tan seguros esta,
ban de sus afirmaciones que el defen-
sor NADIA tuvo que preguntarles y sola-
mente Sc limit6 a hacer al detective
dos preguntas cuyas respuestas afr
maban mas la teoria de que Ell acu-
sado habia obrado impulsado por las
circunstancias y en- defensa propia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
Continuation de la la. pag0

10 que Ernesto le. habia dicho y a ex-
citarse hablando. La novia de Ernes-
to, que oy6 las palabras que Sc, cruza-
ban entire los tres i6venes. temiendo
una reyerta Sc acerc6 al grupo Y CO.
giendose del brazo de Ernesto le dijo
que La levara a casa, 10 cual hizo es-
te, quedando asi terminado Ell asunto
las once. de la noche. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
LOS TEsT1Gos

81 primero llamado declarar fue
el gerente del ostablecimiento, julio
Slllvestre, cuyo punto mas importante
de su decaraci6n fue cuando dijo que
al Hegar Ernesto al restaurant y pre-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
ABsUELTo

Retirada la acusaci6n, en- la misma
corte, Ernesto abraz6 a su madre, la
cual lloraba de algeria Y la emocion
lie impedia decir palabra. El jogen
su vez, lorando de emocion, salio pa
IA su casa en- compafiia de los testigos
Y familiares, libre de toda responsible
hdad con ell mismo buen prestigio
que habia gozado siempre, pues en- Ell
sentir de sus compa1eros de. trabajo en-
la National Biscuit Co., su conducta
para con ellos no ha desmerecido por
haber cometido un hecho que el no
pudo evitar.
CDe la Prensa", de N. Y.)
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-01

good time Join the only initiation fee resolve to
do -and the dues n dividends
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

Hrabenka nyni dovtipila sc
vseho; nyni Sc il najednou ,
dust vyjasnilo.
Nyni dobre pochopila, jak
hrozna myslenky zahnfzdily sc
" srdci hrabete, nasledken
jichz Sc mohl odhodlati ke zlc
cinu tax serednemu.
Ted teplv litovala horce
re hned zprvu nepresvedcila
manzela sveho O sve nevinno.
sti.
Druheho dne ma to odcha.
zela Marie, byvala komorna
hrabencina s hhkym srdcem
re zamku d'Arfeuille.
Nasledujiciho dine pax Wy.
dala Sc hrab6nka ma cestu dc
Parfze.
Vzala $ sebou psani Lucia.
ma Luranne j list otce jeho,
kterez oba byly svedky jeji
nevinnosti.
Jake asi bouTily city v pr.
sou hrabencinych, kdyz pred
nj otvirala Sc vrata stareho pa
lace pc TAX dlouhych letech, G
nemz myslila, ze jiz nikdy ne
prekroci prah jeho noha jeff,
media Sc vypsati.
Vratny v palaci byl teprve
nedavno We sluzb6 hrabeci a
tudiz il neznal. A kdyz Sc ho
tazala, nachazi-li sc pan hra-
be z Bussieres v Pafizi, podi-
val Sc ma nj podivn6 a odpo.
yedel:
"Pan hrabe neni donna, ma.
chazi Sc jiz pres rok v cizina
ma cestach."
Ma ia slova hrabenka leknu
tim zbledla a potacela Sc.
"a neni v palaci nikoho, s
nimz bych mohla mluviti?'
tazala sc jaksi nesmele.
"V tn dobu zastava zde pa.
ma hrabete jeho adjutant, par
Germain," odpovedel vratny.
German? kdo je ten par
Eermain?" tazala Sc. "Ah
iiz sc pamatuji! Doved'te mne
tedy k panu Ger1nainovi. Pro.
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: PrOklefd X
ROMAN EMILIA RICHEBOURGA
Volne pfelozil Frant. Ladisl. Click.

"Uboha, nest astna Marie
Kterak vas lituji! A tfeba jste
Sc byla prohresila proti mne
jeste vice, ia bych vam memo
hla dnes, kdy uprimna litost
srdce vase, ooistila, ciniti lad
nycn vyeitek. Wy jste mi sice
zpIsobila velikou bolest, ale
spolu probudila jste v srdci
mem zarfci paprsek nadeje.
Tedy jen povstante, uboha
Marie. Neslusi Sc, abyste pre-
de mnou klecela. Nebot' wy
nejste nejvetsi vinnicf. Hraben
ka Bussieres vam z srdce cd
pousti."
Slepa zena chlapec jeff
ztravili tuto noe v zamku d.
Arfeuille.
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc dun pro dve ro-
diny V Corlett, blize kary, ko-
stella a skoly. Lot je 4Ox16O
strev., garaz a slepicnik. Cena
$4,000. Pricina prodeje odjezd
z mesta. Haste Sc u majitele,
407O vych. 1877. ul. 1-12
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Bernf byrukrxcis. Ma valne
hromade cesfkeno' axe. pitova
ru v G. Budejovicfch bylo sde-
leno clenem pravni rady, ze ma
dar pro divGfS prilmyslove. skol-
stvi v castce 100000 Kc uwali
la berni spra|va 80 procentni
zatfzeni, to jest ze
pablo 5000 Kc ma RUNE dane
a .prirazky. x.+.-A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

Imluvim ss mini" porusil.
vratnemu.
"Prosim 0 vzScnk vase JIM,
no, milostiva pani,," vece vra
thy. s
"Jen jdete q ohlaste pant
lGermainovi panf hrabenku
Bussieres."
Vratny, zaslechnuv toto jmt
no, prekvapen{m div ze k *
mi nepadl, tax hluboko Sc u
klonil.
Hrabenka doloziia:
"Jen jdete, pfiteli, a taztt
Sc intendanta pana hrabete
zdali chce pfijmouti chot' We
ltele sveho."
Ma ia slova odkvapil vratnJ
a bezel, jakoby mu hlava ho
rela, pres dvdr. Mezi tim kra
celia hrabenka volnym kroken
ke schodum.
Prave stoupla ma prvn
schod, kdyz special proti n
Germain s hlavou obnazenou
vftaje nescfslnymi poklonam
I, chot' pana sveho.
Hrabenka prisedsi k nemu
promluvila:
"Pojd'te, rada bych vam
! pohovorila."
German kracel "a nj po
korne a uctive, drze neustale
klobouk v ruce.
Oba vkrocili do salonu.
Hrabenka posadila Sc do IL
|nosky, German zdstal stati u
ctive opodal.
"poslySte, Germaine," po
Gala mluviti hrabenka a hlas
jeji sc trasl, "nevedela jsem
De Sc nachazi pan hrabe ns
cestach. Pnjela jsem schvalnt
4
do Parize, protoze jsem min
chtela mluviti. Ale snad bude
te moci Wy podati mi zrav {
tom, echo jsem Sc chtela do
zvedeti. Vzdyt' Wy take dobre
ivite. co se asi pred dvaceti le'
lty ma zamku d'Arfuille priho'
dilo, nebot' jste byl pomocni'
KEN hrabete pri ukradeni me-
ho ditete -"
! Pri techto poslednich slo
vech sc Germain zachvel a u
couyl ma nekolik kroku zpet.
Hrabenka vsak mluvila da
le:
Nine 0 tom dlouha leta ne
bylo niceho povedomo, az te
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PRODA Sc kreicovsky zavod
'spojeny Sc zehlenim, opravo-
vanim a cistenim .satstva. Ma
leza Sc v {. 1864 st. Clair
Ave. aneb Haste Sc u Mr..
Zimerman, 1907 Miles ave.
1926
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PRODA Sc reznicky, uzenar-
sky a grocernf obchod ma hlav
nj ulici v Mt. Pleasant mezi
smfsenou narodnosti. Zaruce-
ma trzba pres 5000 tydne, vse
pouze "a hotove, zadne kniz-
ky, levny najem a lease. Zna-
menita prflezitost pro toho,
.kdo hleda dobry obchod. Ce-
ma mirna a podminky die ujed
nanf. Vezmu tez majetek ma
vymenu. Haste Sc v (. 1886
Cable ave. Tel. Broadway
1927 M po 6. hod. vecer aneb
v nedeli. LIP
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ZDE JE vase pfflezitost ke
koupi Hardware Store v huste
obydlenem okoli. Mattel po
IL letech rozhodl Sc jiti ma od-
pocinek a proto neodkladejte
a jednejte okamzite. Blizsi in
formace sdeli Nejedlfk a Mi
kes, realtors, 11015 Union ave.
a East Blvd. Tel. Broadway
1886. /?
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DRO B N f
ON A M ky

PRIME Sc uzenarsky pomoc-
mix. Haste Sc u South End
Provision Co., 3615 E. 49 st.
LIZ
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PRIV veefa dozvedeia jsem Sc
o vsem. Ale, chci ma vsecko
zapomenouti a odpustiti YAM,
ale jen pod jednou vyjimkou,
Ireknete-li mi totiz hned, CO
jste $ mym dftetem pocali, a
kde Sc nyni naleza. zadam
was, vrat'te mi zpet me dite,
vrat'te mi me drahe, roztomi.
le dite."
German zalostne vzdychl.
20, m1j Boze, mdj Boze!''
zastenal pro sebe, "tys me po-
,nechal pfilis dlouho ma ziyev'
"Nenechavejte mne pfflis
Idlouho v nejistote, Germaine,
ja Sc sotva odpovedi vasf do
ckati mohu," prosila hraben-
ka.
"Bohuzel, nemohu vam nj
echo fici," pravil Germain.
Hrabenka rychle pfikrocila
k nemu q chopila no prudce
"a ruku.
"A proc mi nem1zete nice
no fici? Odpoyfdejte, proc?"
zvolala takrka celia bez sebe.
ia 81 div nezoufam, milos-
tiva panf hrabenko," zalkal
starry sluha.
Tim ale posud nerekl jste
mi, Germaine, kde jest me di-
te. Hled'te, Germaine, prosim
vas snazne, povezte mi o mem
diteti a neplatf-li u vas pros
ba, zarmoucene matky niceho,
tedy vam poroucim: navrat'te
mi me dfte. roztomile! ia Sc
drive ami krok nehnu, az Sc
dozvim, kde sc naleza me di-
|te. A setrvate-li We SVEN MICE
nj, dobra, obratfm Sc k SOU
dunn. Nebot' ia chci miti Ease
sveho syna, chci miti op6t ztfa
Gene dite sve."
"Milostiva hrabenko, nevim
ami, smim-li Sc odvaziti rici
lyam -
"Jen Sc odvazte. mily Ger
maine, nebojte sc niceho a
smele mi povezte, kde jest syn
m1j, a co Sc $ MIN staio."
Dude vam snad povedomo,
milostiva pani," oval Sc me-
smele intendant, re zavdava
mlady hrabe Guntram panu
hrabeti jiz idavno prfcinu k
|stalym steskpm."
]. "Ano, dobfe Jest mi znamo,
odpovedela thrabenka a cello
Sc il svrastilo, "ze mas starsi
syn svym neporadnym zivo-
tenn stal Sc nehodnym slavne-
no jmena slechetnych predkd
svych, a dozvedela jsem Sc ia
ke, &c pficinou toho byla pre-
plata laska otce jeho, ktera
Guntrama ma takove scesti pr
vedla. - Ale po Guntramovi
Sc vas netazi, nyhrz po tom
druhem synovi SVEN. Co Sc {
MIN stalo?"
"Pan hrabe by no byl ji5
velmi davno k sobe povolal
pani hrabenko, mohl bych ma
to pfisahati. Ba, naplnilo sc
cele srdce jeho Uneven mac
nevdecnosti nezdarneho syns
Guntrama tn pojala jej Ii
tost nevysloyna, a chtel van
vratiti ztraceneho syna. ALI
ach, uboheho pana meho "a
stihl velmi kruty trest! Nebot
nyni - pochybuje -"
20 Gem pochybuje, Germa
ne?"
"Aani nevim, zdali to smin
PAM hrabence rici," ostycha
I've odpovedel intendant, "al,
lDan hrab9 90 druhdv dopapi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

PRONAJME Sc byt o 5ti po-
kojich, vse moderne zarizeno.
Najem $500 meslcne. Haste
sc v {. 1874 Durkee Ave. v
Corlett. 1-12
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o A svet-
nicich nahofe, mozno-li bez-
d9tnym manzeldm aneb $ vet
sfmi dftky. Haste Sc v {. 4517
Champa ul. 1-12
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PRONAJME Sc stor S kuchy-
nj, hodfci Sc pro jakykoli OBJ
'chod. Haste Sc v {. 1886 Full
ton rd., roh Sackett ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

PRODA Sc Cottage o trech po
kojich, pri hotovem zaplaceni
$3.50 a splatkach $500 me-
sicne. Dobre okoli. Nechte a.
dresu v adm. t, listu pod znac-
kou Cottage. LIZ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

.LOTYl IoTYS!
40 -. Lotto - - 40
v Corlett okolf ,od $7sOlvyse
10 - Lotto - 1Ol
ma dlazd6ne ulici cd $110O do
$500. Jednejte rychle!
2 Lofty ma Angelus ul. po $50
a nnoho jinych znamenitych
koupi residencnfch obchod-
mich loti.-
PEijd'te neb zavolejte
LECIO REALTY co.
5403 Broadway
Tel. Broadway I'll !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

PRODA Sc cele zarizeni do
strizniho obchodu, velni lev
ne. Haste Sc v {. 1894 vych.
l31. ul. 1-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
IA PRfcINOU UZAVkENf

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fizeni do moderniho storu s
grocerou a masem, vSechny
putty, vahy, police, jedna vel
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Vse Sc proda velmi LEVINE
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
MAXI PLEDGE GOOD 5 x aAND VISIT RARBERl
Officers Capture Liquor, Two
 Cars And Two Men

4 Although much has been said recent fy about the great ''pull' caveman tactics will have with the fair sex when their best beloved adopt them, Deputy. Sheriffs Byron Shirley and Dewey Barrett have not yet reached the stage where they care to act the part of the ancient lovers.
 During an argument at the sheriffs office Friday, these men sportingfy swore not to shave until they had geathered in at least one criminal eng aged in rum ruuing. But afterward, when the possibility of spending Sun day "a la Bolsheyik" occurred to them, the proposition somehow had lost it's attractiveness. Rs
 Its easy enough to make pledge like that" they thought, but gonig through with it isn't quite so nice"
 Being true sports, howeves, they made no effort to withdraw from the pledge. Rather than that they started out on a vigorous campaign to run down crim- inals.
 3 o'clock Saturday morning they presented themselves at the county jail with two automobiles, two prisoners and 90 gallons of moonshine as mute Justification of their right to spend Sthe weekend cleanshaven.
 Ss Ruins Taylor and ebert Hayes, negroes, were apprehended on. the Fairfield road yhen the deputies ran their cad directly across the highway Twenty-Five gallons of moonshine were found in their Studebaker touring car.
 Although the occupant of the car escaped by throwing himself on the rear of passing Ford roadster be. |1ieved to, have been driven by an ac. complice, the officers secured an Essex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
ENSLEY Y.
ENSLEY SOCIETY

Give Irish Piay-Fhe Progressive Study club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. B. Motley on Bessemer Boulevard. Mrs. W. B. Inman was the leader for the afternoon and roll call was answered to with Irish wit. The first paper on the program: .'The Irish Poet With a Vision" was inter- estingly given by Mrs. LA. Holmes. Next on the program was o one act Irish play. The. characters were taken by Mrs. T..H. Moore. Mrs. F. O. liar ris and Mrs. J., M Donaldson. The hostess served a saIad plate with coffee. The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. R. F. Moseley on Thirtieth avenue. E. E}st2
 Entertains Club--Mrs, j.. B. Wooten entertained the members of her bridge club at her home in Fairfield Friday afternoon. The highest score prize was won by Mrs. J. N. Smith was beautf- full handmade guest towel. The follow ing enjoyed this delightful courtesy : Mrs. Forest Maxwell. Mrs. c. R. Schilf, Mrs. Clarence 0Rear, Mrs. G. W. Marldin, Mrs. Auther Roberts, Mrs. J. N. Smith. Mrs.i Greg Robbins, Mrs. Grover Windham, and Mrs. Stuekey.'
 Announcements Hypation club will meet Tuesday with Mrs. 0. A. Birk on Avenue E. All members are urged to be present as election of of ficers will take place at this time.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet Mon day afternoon at 2 2:30 o'clock at the church. A program has been arranged with special music. The Brides circle will be hostess.
 Personals-Mrs. KIN. Mathews has as her guest at her home on Ensley Highlands, her mother, Mrs, c. NJ Prescott and her brother. c. R. Pres colt of Talladega who will spend sev- eral days with her.
 Miss Carrie Mccullough is ill at her home on Avenue H.
 Miss Charloette Ellis and Miss Erma Dunn are spending the weekend in Tuscaloosa.
 MT. and Mrs. J. K. Pratt and little son, George Walker, are visiting rela- tives in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. W. l.. Davis is recovering from a recent attack of influenza.
 Mrs. Fitts and daughter have re- turned to their home in Tuscaloosa. after visiting Mrs. A. M. Blalock.
 Mrs. Olin Miller has as her guest, her sister, Miss Maude Daniels.