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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Oznamka c. S. B. P. j.
Upozornujeme ma oznamk

UpOzOrnuJeme ma Oznamku
c. S. B. P. j., ktera je uverej-
nena V tomto c1sle. Poiisteni,
ktere skyta tato ctyricet rokd
pGsob1c1 ceskoslovenska Jedno-
ia, jest neco nejlepsiho, CO v
oboru pojistovacim nase pod
pGrne spolky posud zayedly.
Po tfech letech, kdyz Glen teto
Jednoty nemdze platit pro ne
jakou pricinu, nem1ze byti wy
loucen pro neplacen1. Samoci-
ne Sc mu prodlouzf pojisteni
ma nekolik let. To uvedeno ie
We stanovach te Jednoty.. Gin
dele je u Jednoty, tim dele.
kdyz nemuze platit, ma prod
louzene pojistenf, ci pojisten ie
ma cely obnos bez placenf. We
die toho mali jeste jine vyho-
dy. Mohou 81 ma svou pojistku
vypujciti u Jednoty penize.
Nebo 81 mohou witt odstupne,
ci dostanou urcity obnos zazi-
va, kdyz 81 neprejf dale prina-
lezet. Pri tom nejsou poplatky
u teto Jednoty vyssi nez u dru-
hych muzskych Jednot. Dalsf
podrobnosti Sc mGzete DOVE
deti Cd urednlk6, kterych ad-
resy jsou oznamce uvedeny.
Nebo 81 m1zete do 1Tadovny v
New Yorku napsati O stanovy
tie Jednoty a sami ten system
prostudovati. c. S. B. P. ma
Baltimore jedno cislo podle
imenem Rad Baltimore {. AZ.
G. S. B. P. j., ktery Sc test veil
Ike vaznosti mezi zdejsimi kra-
jany. V tomto roee odeslo to-
muto radu pet bratfi ma vec-
nost a pojistky jejich byly w
placeny behem prvnfho tydne
po jejich smrti, coz zajiste
vrha velice p6kne svetlo ma RI
zen1 zalezitostf v teto Jednote.
Odporucujeme Fad Baltimore
pf1znf naS1ch krajanG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Ably mestska pokladna nepras-
kla prebytkem.

Ma obEeru vyskytl sc fakt, ze
clenum vyboru ma odhady kro-
me mayora Jacksona, jemuz
pfi volbach zvysen byl plat ze
$4,000 ma $4,000, platy jejich
zvyseny byly. PTedloha odka-
zana byla Sc vsf rychlosti pre-
sidentem Howard Bryantem
vyboru ma "Cesty a Prostred-
KY, abytento mohl tuto CO nej-
rychleji pfedloziti mestske ra-
de, ably tato CO nejrychleji nj
nalozila, aby tuto CO nejrych-
leJl mayor mesta podepsati mo
HI. President vyboru, Bryant,
chce dostavati mfsto dosud ny
nejslch $4,000 V budoucnosti
5000 rocne. R. Walter Gra-
ham, mestsky kontrolor, ma mi
ii misto ctyr tisic V budoucnosti
$4,000 rocne, Philip B. Perl
man, mestsky ,advokat, ma do
stati zvysenf re $4,000 ma S8,-
500 rocne Bernard L. Crozier
inzenyr, ma m1ti zvyseni re So
600 ma 81, 500 rocne.
Komise ma vykonnost a Sc
trent odporucuje ably zmfne-
nym osobam sluzne bylo zvyse-
no, ale ne tax jako Bryant dix
tuje. Poole nahledu komise
Bryant by mel dostavati $4,000
Graham $500, Perlman ST.
500 nebo $4,000, Crozier So
500. Ku stastnym temto komi-
Sc pfidava jeSte mestskeho re-
gistratora, Frederick A. Dol
fielda, kteremu by rada dala
misto dosavadn1ch $4,000 pet
tis1c dolarG.
Ma zamyslene zvysenf toto
RUNE Sc pohl1z1 a r1zne O mem
Sc mluvi. Mnozf ukazuif, ze
jinde podobnf drednfci mali
vyssf platy. Ovsem, ale pax Ia
ke Q skoly lepe jest postarano
nezli Baltimore take O sluz-
ne sluzby nizsfch .zffzencil
mesta neil Baltimore. Pro
ty neni mozny prfdavek - me-
sto pry must setTiti. Proc TEN
dobre placenym hned cpati IT,
slce a tisfce? Proc radeii ne
pfidati tenn, kteTf S bfdou dust
" tele udrzeti mohou?
V nynejsf dobe, kdy Coady
do prodeje dava stTechy mad
temi, kdo stale do vyse zvyso-
vane poplatky platiti nemohou
zvyseni sluzneho dobre place
nych dfedn1kG neni ma mfste!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Zvyseni mzdy zrizencIm pou-
licnich kar.

Mzdy zr1zenc1m elektric-
kych poulicn1ch kar zvyseny
byly We stfedu o 2 procenta.
Zvyseni V platnost vejde 1. led
na. Dotceno jim jest kolem s.
600 zr1zencu. Zr1zenci ma ka-
rach dostavati budou asi O cent
vyse "a hodinu tax ably nejniz-
81 JeJlch mzda obnaSela AZ cen
tn "a hodinu a nejvyssf So cen
tn. Dosud neinizsi mzda obna-
81 46 a nejvyS1 81 cent? "a no.
dinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
PfedbSzne oznameni zabav

= Sylvestrovskou zabavu u
sporada Del. Vzdel. Spolek
"Pokrok' We stredu 81. prosin-
ce Delnickem Dome.
. Divadeln1 pfedstaveni na
zvem "Nenf Durand iako Dn-
rand, sehra.ie Ochotnick5
Spolek osady sv. Vaclavsk6 y
pondeli, 5. ledna 1925 ~ Osadnf
sInl ma Collfngton Ave-
= cepfckovy pies pofadati bu-
ID1;amsky SborI Baltimorsk1
Vlastenky, cislo lit J. G. D. v
pondell, 19. ledna 1925 V Del
nickem Dome.
Maskarnf pies usporada
Spolek KadetG sv. Aloise y
o,ondeli. 19. ledna 1925 v Soko-
lovne,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Obvinen ze zastreleni hlidace

Zat1m co Ricco Christie, Hill
dac, {. 102 S. Fourth ulice, u
n1ral nemocnici nasledkem
stfelne rany ma neho vypalene,
zatcen V pondelf Dominick Ca
russo, 28-lety, jenz obvinen jest,
re hl1dace stTelil.
Hl1dac nalezen byl umfrajf-
cl We SVEN dome, kan dotahl
Sc rohu Pratt a pate ulice, kde
strelen byl. Caruso primal Sc,
re on a Christie byli ma vec1rku
ma nemz notne Sc pilo. Ma ces-
te domG strhla sc mezi mimi
hadka, jez skoncila strelen1m
hl1dace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Nemecky kabinet odstoupf.

Nemecky kabinet rozhodl Sc
We stredu, re VIDA Sc lradu.
DO ustanovenf nov6ho slfbil zG-
statl V ufade do dolby, kdy novy
ustaven bude. Poole vseho v
cele noveho kabinetu bude "a
hranicn1 nynejsf ministr, DR..
Stresemann. Podle poslednich
voleb ami socialiste ami demo-
krate nedobyli vladnoucf vetsi-
ny. Vlada bude v moci asi me-
stanskych stran.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Cent pokuty.

William Morris odsouzen byl
Y 1tery ku pokute jednoho CEN
tn a zadnym 1tratam proto, re
u neho nalezen byl svym casem
gallon kofalky. Pred soudem
zavren byl pres mesfc We vyse-
tfovac1 vazbe.
Krone neho odsouzeni ctyri
JIM pro pfestupky proti Vol
steadovu vynucovac1mu zako-
nu. Tfi odsouzeni do vezeni,
jeden ku penezit6 pokute.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Pet namofnich vzduchoplavcHE
zabito pSdem do more.

Pet namofnfch ddstojnfkd a
namofnikG pri d6lenych 2.
vzduchoplavecke skadrone, u
smrceno bylo We stredu a tri IL
nj poraneni smrtelne kdyz We
Gky dvou-motorovy aeroplan, v
nemz 1castnili Sc cvicenf u San
Diego, Kal., ,srftil Sc S vyse 1900
strevicI do hlubin morskych
V dobe neStesti vzducholod le-
tela rychlostf 85 mil "a hodinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Manzelka studentova vinsna z
kradeze

Julia Zivich, 35-leta, uvezne
ma byla 1tery ma zalobu re
dopadena byla pri kradezi v
obchodu ma rohu Howard a
Lexington ulic. PTi prohlfdce
jej1ho bytu v 500 blocku Nor
man avenue nalezeny byly r1-
zn6 cenne predmety v Gene
$1,000. Dvoje hodinky u nj
nalezene poznany byly H. Ham
burgeroyou, j1z ukradeny byly
7. F1jna. Uveznena jest man
zelkou studenta zubn1ho lekar-
StY1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Objednejte 81 doutn1ky co da-
rex Vanocnf v cas-, kterymi
VAN poslouzf Josef Tlasek, 837
N. Madeira st. roh Ashland av.
Sest mssicI Ia dvojzenstvf.


Winfield C. Evans, 27-lety-
odsouzen byl pro dvojzenstv1
ma sest mesicG do kaznice. Pc
druhe ozenil sc 26. dubna S
Louis MacDunnock nebyv soud
ne rozveden Cd sve prvn1 man
zelky Catherine M. Evans.
Kdyz pred tydnem Evans Sci
ku soudu vyslechnouti trest mu
ulozeny sbil jej Frank Faves
tax, re k soudu nemohi. Paves
"a stlucenf zaplatil $50. Ia
tyden ma to uzdraveny Evans
sci 81 vyslechnouti, re must ma
6 meslcH do kaznice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Sedm tislc "a usmrcenl ditka.

Frank Buchta, otec petilete
Kateriny, jez usmrcena byla
spolu druzkou svojf truckem
/. kvetna ma rohu Lakewood a
Madison ulice, vysoudil nahra-
du obnosu $7125 "a zivot dit
ka. Buchta zaloval Eastern
Supply spolecnost, jlz truck
patfil, ma odskodne viobnosu
$4,000.
Ma tutez sunni zalujf rodice
druheho dltka, sestilete Almiry
Harris, jez spolu Katerinou
Buchtovou zabita byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Autoinobilista odnesl 81 tEi
pokuty.

Charles E. Grail, 1873 S.
Clarkson ulice, odsouzen byl
We stfedu ku placenl tri pokut.
Ia to, re ukazal neprava cisla
odnesl 81 pokutu SO utrat, ze-
nemel registracnl certifikat pla
til $40 a utraty, re nemel zrca-
do ma SVEN trucku zaplatil SIS
a utraty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12

Policie od dterka patra po
76 tuctG nakrcnfkd, iez ukra-
denv byly z automobilu Samu-
Ella r. Ashe. kdyz tento nechal
stati automobil svnj ma Sarato-
ga ulici nedaleko Park avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Veteran usmrcen padem.

Albert Marshall, veteran 2
poslednf valky, ktery Cd DOLBY
povalecne chovan byl v nemoc-
nici v Perryville, zabil Sc pa
dem Sc schOdH.
z pocatkr Sc myslilo, re byl
1kladne zavrazden.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Darrow bude fecniti v Lyric.

Darrow, veliky kriminalnf
pravnfk z Chicago, ktery hail
diva zidovske suddenly Loeba a
Ieopolda, vrahy jineho zidov-
skeho studenta, mluviti bude v
divadle Lyric IS. prosince. Oar
row recn{ We vets1ch mestech,
Soustatf prot trestu smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Dalsi vykaz sbirky pro bazaar
We prospsch Dslnickeho Domu.

Sberac1 listina c1slo 12.
Sberatelka S. M. Bernatova.
$500 F. Bernat, J. Klec-
ka.
$4.00:- Nejmenovany.
S2.00:- f. Rlha, M. Stehl1k
C. Bernard, G. Danek, R. Ste
panek, B. Hejduk,, F. Kudrna,
A. Picka, M. Zaoralek, E. Ber-
nat.
$1.O0:- B. Kosina, M. Sfma,
FsTucek, NJ. Kozak,-B. Dvorak
Mrs. Lehecka, F. Kotras.
50c:- A. Suchanek, M. Hla-
vim, M. Neuman.
25c:- Mrs. zak.
Celkem $42.75.
A. Krejci 2 cepicky; Betty
Vitak, decku; F. Kudrna,
(jewelry case); Marie Bernat,
g zasterky, ! mac. (yoke), 2
decky, 1 bflou decku ma st1l,
(jewelry case); Helen Bernat,
vysivanou zasterku, decku ma
still, vysivany rucnfk; Irene
Bernat, vySivanou zasterku,
rucnfk, vysfvanou (Camisole) !;
Mrs. Sheurman, 4 decky ma
still; Albfna Vlach, vysivany
(scarf) Mrs. Kozak, lib dort,
j. Prochazka, decku, rucnik,
korale, dTevacky, dTevene vel
ce.
Listina eislo 7.
Sberatelka S. A. Cincibus.
$1,000 j. Santa,
$1.00:- M. Killian.
F. Joska, cepicku; M. Toula,
tepicku, P. Lojfk, kosfcek; Shi-
'vers podvazky; F. A. Cincibus,
(set ma holeni) Mrs. S1ma, ko-
Sleek.
Listina cislo 4.
Sberatelka S. Anna Cincibus.
$500 V. Kozak.
$1,000 M. Fuka, R. Ward.
$1.OO:-J j. Matousek.
P. Jirout, 4 kosfcky; Mrs.
Huttner, 4 chleby; F. Cincibus,
spicku ma doutnfk; Mr.. Perout-
ka, l kysnu rajskych jablicek:
l bednu hrachu, l sunku, 24tb
mouky; Mrs, Posp1siI, 2 vysiva-
ne rucnlky; E. Krejcfk. vysfva-
ny Might Gown.
Listina cfslo 10.
Sberatel S. J. Kris.
$1,000 j. Popkova, K. Ca
briel.
$1.00:- E. Krumpost.
K. Praus, rucne malovany O.
braz; j. Kris, detsky starocesky
nabytek; j. Kffz, slepici; A.
Tec1, 8 kosfky brambord; J.
Prochazka, rucnfk, korale, dfe-
vene veci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
MlStnl zprayy.
z kraiankych kruhi.

- Ma hFbltOve OaklaWn pO
hTbena byla We stredu odpoled
ne pan1 Eleanor Ticha. NAME
ka Tomase j. Ticheho, {. 407
N. Curley ulice, jez zesnula We
veku As rokG dne 6. prosince.
- Ma Narodnim hrbitove
pohrbena byla We stredu odpo-
ledne pan1 Anna Bartunek,
vdova po Vaclavu Bartunkovi,
{. $50 N. Chester ulice, jez We
veku 65 roku zemfela dne Z.
prosince.
Ma Narodnfm hrbitove
pohTbena bude patek odpo-
ledne O 2. hodine pan1 Rosie
Dubcak, vdova pc Jirfm Dubca
kovi, {. 825 N. Shutter ulice, jez
zesnula We veku '72 rok1 dne g..
prosince.
- Krajane ztracl mnoho ca
su pri pocftani knih We Staveb-
mich spoil. Waluch milerad a
uplne bezplatne kazdemu kra-
janu vysvetlf jak pouzfti move
(methody navodu) Cd Fran
couzskeho mathematika H.Geo
giena. Kdo Sc prihlasf v redak
ci Telegraph" anebo 931 E.
Eager ST.
L. Waluch.
- Minulou sobotu sehral V
Curtis Bay Dram. Odbor Telo-
cvicn6 Jednoty Sokol hru z ven
kovsk6ho zivota "Pycha pred
chazf pad" aneb "Kletba ma
monu". Hra sama O sobe pou-
tava, provedena byla zdaTile O.
chotnfky, jichz pricinen1 nalez1
uznanf. Mnohe obt1zne 1lohy
ochotn1ci sehrali dobfe a po-
rozumenfm. Navsteva byla
slusna, vysledek uspokojivy.
OchotnfkGm obecenstvem ia
mile pobaven1 dostalo Sc hoj-
nym potleskem povzbuzen1 ku
dalSf hfe, kterou asi Curtis Bay
ske nase krajany opet potesf.
-Mianlg tgdeE Sc oabyval
bazar We prospech Delnickeho
Domu ktery Sc vydaTil celkove
velmi pekne. Mnoho kraian1
pTislo, by prispelfku zdaru ba-
zaru. Bazarovy vybor mel
mnoho starostf avsak kazdy
rad vse konal. NejvetSi zaslu-
hu mali spolek ktere mely
stanky. Sekce "Pokrok," Sex
ce Zen {. L., Del. Reznicky
Krousek, Del. Podporujicf,
Spolek "Rovnost", F. D. T. j.
Gar. Dnes mGzeme jiz
pTedbezne r1ci, re bude cisty
zisk ma tis1c dolarG. AvSak
celkova zprava jeste dnes nen1
podana neb Sc jeste ceka ma
nekolik spolkG. Jakmile to
bude, podame veTejnosti cell
kovou zpravu, tez Diary cd
vsech spolkG budou uveTejne-
ny ma jednou. Vsem vzdava-
me mas upr1mny dix. Zaroven
oznamujeme, re tato clsla Wy
Sla a nikdo Sc neprihlasil.
Serie 4089 = {. 9.
Serie 3778 - {. 46.
Serie 1862 - {. 3.
Serie 4O81 &c. 81.
Haste Sc u tajemn1ka A. Xii
mese, 2O13 Ashland Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Move industrie do Baltimore.

Dve move industrie a rozsi-
feni dewitt jinych oznameno by
10 "a listopad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12
Listina efslo z.
Sberatelka s. A. Cincibus.
$2.00:- j. Santa,
S1.00:- M. Killian.

F. Joska, cepicku; NJ. Toula
tepicku, P. Lojfk, kosfcek; Shi,
'vers podvazky; F. A. Cincibus
(set ma holeni) Mrs. Sfma, ko,
Sleek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-12-12

Haste Sc tajemnlka A. XII
meSe, 2013 Ashland Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-07

York, where he will be the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Norris.
 Miss Margaret McTyerre is spending some time on the Warrior river, as the guest of Miss Ruth Morgan.
 Miss Carolyn is visiting in Biloxi for some time.
 MT. Alfred Kreggs, who is spending two weeks at Camp Cosby, is expected to return about September IA. MT. Langston McCalley is expected to return from visit to Camp Walton about Septmber 10.
 Messrs. Tazwell Morton, Lewis John- ston and Fulton Clark returned Thurs day from a motor trip to Mobile, where they spent several days.
 MT. A. M. Pierce will attend school at Camden, where he will be the guest of his aunt.
 The many friends of Miss Molly Beck Jenkins will be glad to learn that she has recovered from an operation for appendicitis.
 MT. Tolbert Morgan, Jr., of Memphis, Tenn, is expected to visit this city for the weekend. He will be the guest of Judge and Mrs. Alfred Bellers.
 
 Miss Martha Clements is leaving to- day for es-Willikin university at Decatur, III.
 
 Miss Lucy Sharpe, formerly of Nauvoo, Ala, has moved here with her mother, Mrs. T. L. Sharpe, at Glen Iris park.
 Miss Mary Gray Morgan, who has been spending some time with Miss Mary Elizabeth Southgate, returned Friday to her home in Faunsdale, Ala.
 
 Miss Merle Martin is recovering at her home from recent illness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-07
RAVENS CLUB GIVES DANCE IN NORWOOD

One of the most highly enjoyed dances of the season end was that given by the Ravens club of Norwood at the home of the parents of Miss Evelyn Jenkins on North Thirty-sec- ond street. The house was decorated with red and black tissue, those being the colors of the club, and the music was furnised by Oscar Turner's Southern Serenaders." a local orches- tra of note. After a half hours inter- mission, circle was called and before the fraternities and clubs were honored, the Ravens honored their hostess, Miss Evelyn Jenkins, who was lovely in a dancing frock of orchid chiffon trim med in ostrich tips and wearing a bandeau of rhinestones in her hair, was presented a beautiful bouquet of sweet heart roses by the president of the Ravens, MT. John Jenkins, Jr. Those fraternities and clubs that were honor ed with lead-out were A. T. O., inter Delta Phi, the Kappa Theta Phi, the Tan; Salamanders Debates; S. A. E.; K. P. A.; Billikins; Elite; Japs Amantes; Astrea; Pierian; Billiard Promethian; Curry Yancey; and the Ravens. The president of the Ravens, MT. John Jenkins, and the Harvard student of the Ravens, MT. Duan Lyon, were also honored. Mrs. c. F. Jenkins, mother ofsthe pretty hostess, kindly consented to be the chaperones on this evening. The dance began at g and lasted until o'clock, when, after many compliments were paid the club mpmhars fha hostasa and Mrs JenkinS the young people departed for their res pective homes.
 Members of the Ravens club are
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-07

left for Memphis, Tenn, where he has gone to live. MT. Robert Williams, Jr., who has been the guest of his grandmother, Mrs. c. c. Heidt, ST., returned Saturday to his home in Little Rock, Ark.
 
 Mir. Walter Puckett, IT,, returned Wednesday evening to his home at Roe buck Springs after visit of several days at Mentone where he was a guest of the Mentone Springs hotel.
 Miss Lucy Anderson, Miss Cecil Mooney, MT. Bill Turnipseed, Mir. Fletcher King, and Mir. William Thompson, motored through the coun- try from Mentone to this city Wednes- day.
 Mr. Hugh Morris, Jr., and Mir. Jiles Neal left Thursday morning for Camp Donis where they will act as Junior Hut Leaders during their stay.
 Miss Katherine Williams, who has been spending the summer with her grandmother, Mrs. c. c. Hedt, Sr., re- turned Friday evening to her home in Little Rock, Ark.
 Miss Marie Smith, who has been spending the summer at Camp Walton with her parents, Judge and Mrs. J. Q. Smith, returned recently.
 MT. Jay Strickland, Jr, Mir. Harry Pritchett, his cousin and visitor from Tuscaloosa, are spending the weekend at the Smiths camp, Camp Augusta, on the Warrior river.
 Miss Elizabeth Rayford, who has been visiting relatives on Glen Iris avenue, returned Friday to her home in Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Helen Ridley returned from New York City, where she has been spending the summer.
 Miss Ethel Ray Snyder and Miss Norma Prentis, who has been the house guests of Miss Louise Puckett for some time, will accompany Miss Mary Ann Puckett to Boston, where they will at- tend school.
 MT. Thomas Faine returned recent ly from Mobile and Montgomery after stay of several weeks during which time he was the guest of friends and relatives.
 
 The DeMolay will give social at the chapter room in the Zamora temple in Woodlawn, Thursday, September Il.
 
 Miss Margaret Leland returned re- gently from Berling Springs in Tennes- see, where she has been spending sev- eral weeks.
 MT. Leon T. Fain returned recently to Portsmouth, Va, after a stay of two weeks with relatives in this city. Miss Peggy o'Neal returned several days past after delightful stay of sev- eral days at Mentone, where she was the guest of the Riverside hotel. Mr. John Lake Parker left recently for Virginia Military institute, where he will attend school for the com- ing term.
 
 MT. Ralph Hackney returned recent ly from visit of several days to At lanta, Ga.
 %
 Mir. Fred Burks, who has been spend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-07
MISS CHENOwETK RESUMES DUTIES AS Y. w. 0. A. SECRETARY

MI0O CHENUWETE RESUMES DUTIES AS Y. w. 0. A. SECRETARY
 Miss Margaret Chenoweth, who is so well known and loved in Birming- ham. has returned after three months leave of absence to take up her work with the younger girls when the schools open September 15.
 Miss Chenoweth. attended the Girl Reserve conference at Camp Hiland near Atlanta, Ga.,. as well as the Y. ". O.. A. community conference at Blue Ridge, N. C.. She comes back full of enthusiasm for her work and feeling sure that the Y. W. c. A. has something well worth while to offer the younger girls of the city, in its Girl Reserve program.
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Dan Gordon, Mac Baty, James Kidd and Jay Smith.
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Junior Society

Messrs. John Jenkins, president; Mark Talerferre, vice president; Joe Cooper, secretary and treasurer; Ralph Hack
 ney, Duan Lyon, Devalse Mann and George Orr. The guests on this eve ming were Misses Evelyn Jenkins, Mar garet Simpson, Madge Hardy, Grace Hardy, Sarah Dewberry, Mary A. Burlington, Mildred Pierce, Peggy O'Neil, Evelyn Nealeans, Ruth Reid, Perl Wright, Martha Scott, Martha AL len, Mary Lewis McTyere, Elizabeth Boatwright, Rosemond McArthur, Mary Neville, Martha Morrow, Florence Morrow, Mary Ann Puckett, Mary Leona Simpson, Willie Mae Hardy, Molly Beck Jenkins, Mary Elkin Dun lap, Bebe Wharton, Louise Crawford, Margaret White, Mary Francis McTir, Avis Cash, Elizabeth Morris, Mildred Bates, Margaret Jeffers, Messers. AL len Rowe, Shaffer Blake, Morris Moughon, Archie Britt, Sam Pope, Frank Morris. Joe Morris, Cecil Hack ney, Roy Evans, Addison Holmes, Mack Hardy, William Monks, James Dunlap, Archie Sharpe, Dan Barber, Wade Wood, Charles Fisher, Yardley Canby, John Foster, George Nealeans, Charles Davis, Duncan McArthur, Jack Morrison, Brant Shelburne, Mack Tray is, Soona Suddith, Ed Holtam, Carles- ton James, Gourley Crawford, Ernest Redd, Frederick Murray, Hanson Sanders, LeVerte Andrews, Waller Mills, Kennith Perrine, Jack Stewart, Raymond Cox, Woodson Burchfield, Robert Saunders, Robert Rowe, James Simmon, Ferdinand Arn, Haggard Tearl, Dan Maddox, Sterling McGich- con, Lewis Smith, Walter Britt, Glide Porter, William Hicks. Jack Tarrant,
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ing some time at Datona Beach, re turned recently. Miss Evelyn Coffin, who has been spending several weeks at Camp Wal ton, is expected to return soon. Miss Mildred Merchant returned about the middle of last week from a delightful visit to friends in Mont gomery.
 Mir. Jessie Stallings returned We'd nesday from an extended motor trip to Florida.
 Miss Margaret Brown left Thursday for Floa Mcdonald, where she will at- tend school for the coming year. The parents of Mir. Rufus Elliott, who has been living in Carrolton, have rented an apartment in this city in or der that Mir. Elliot may attend Phil lips High. t
 MT. Walter Allen, who has been out of the city for some time, returned re- gently.
 MT. Kennith Forbes left Thursday for Davidson, where he will attend school during the coming term.
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 MT. John Clayton Snodgrass and his sister, Miss Julia Snodgrass, are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. T. o. Mel ton, at her home on Milner Heights.
 
 MT. John Robertson left yesterday for Auburn, where he will attend school.
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 Miss Willis Bumstead of Tuscaloosa is the house guest of her cousin, Miss Frances Jenkins. M
 EA Miss Mary Alman, who has been the guest of Misses Mary and Evelyn Knowles, left Thursday for her home in Pensacola.
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 MT. Duan Lyon expects to leave about September 10 for visit to New
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cade followed by dinner at his home in Forest Park. This lovely occasion
 was in honor of his visitor, MT. Don aldson, of Mayland, Tenn. Among those included on this occasion were, Misses Oliver Perkins, Elizabeth Mackey, Margaret Oliver, Cecil Mooney, of New Orleans, Dorothy Thomas, Libby Morrow, Messrs. Hugh Morrow, Earl Pennington, Sam Perry, Oscar Turner, Jack Bowron, Fulton Clark, and his visitor, Warren Datz, of Memphis, Lewis Johnston, Gilbert Greene, Calvin Jones, Jim Mason, Dom aid Gordon, Duncan McArthur, and the honoree Mir. Donaldson.
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MIR. SMITH HONORs VISITOR

Mir. Motion Smith, Jr., entertained Friday with a swimming party at Cas-
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See the New Coats

'Tis a coat season and coats were never love- Her than you'll find here tomorrow Rich materials. self trimmed or adorned with lux urious furs.
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MISS RISE ENTERTAINS AT COUNTRY CLUB,

Miss Dorothy Rice entertained sev- eral of her friends with luncheon at the Country club on Wednesday at l o'clock. A very beautiful basket of flowers adorned the table. Those who attended this lovely entertainment were Misses Dorothy Rice, Elizabeth John- per, Matilda Hood, Ann Brazelton, Mary Claire Millner, Gustrine Millner, Una Webster, and Minnie Lee.
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PICNIC AT LINGER LONGER LODGE. E

The Sunday school class of Mir. H. A. Phillips enjoyed a lovely evening evening from 4 80 to 9 on picnic. Swimming, picnic supper, and dancing Messrs. John Seals, Charlie Cox, Henry Proctor Rodd, Raymond Ress, James Brooks, Hubert Scruggs, Stacey Plank, Hicks Lockey, Charlie Mabury, and Alfrey Syer. The class in one from the South Highland Methodist church,