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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
Livestock Market

Chicago. M. Dee z7.-Hor-Receipts
$685. market mostly CSC 20 Csc higher
2l2-s00 la90s medium. s13-s5 . l4-o0s light
s1a-75G 11s5s liEht-leht. $3.50 11-6o5
heavy packing soTs. smooth. fl1 90 q 1850.
paclzine sows, rough Sass lloos PIGS
S12.s0G11.FQ-
CattIe-Recelpts. 2en8s market compared
with a week -Eo- Beef steers unevelly
CSC 90 81 higher she stock. CSC TO 50c
higher bulls sec higher calves SOC 70
rs higher feeders. steady 70 CSC higher.
eneeI-itrceinfss 5000 uarzer compaE cd
with week aEo- Fat lambs. 81 20 $3.50
higher TAT sheep and vearllurs 15c 70
$3.50 higher feeders strong 20 -sc higher
Kansas City Livestock. Close
kansas city lo-- Dee -L-hoss-ite-
celpts. 1906 market Be- TO 11c higher
Bulk. 212-T0G 1850; heaFles. SD s. Gl3.8o;
mediums. Sass O 1885, lights. fl3.4e g
la-7e; AEht-.ishts. fi2-so e l1io; packing
sows, $3.50 1915 pigs, sl225 1900
Catle-Receiuts. 769s market FOR -he
week Steers and she stock. 75c 20 $3.50
higher bulls md calners. mostly 5ee
higher calves strong 20 CSC higher feed
ers. mostly -ac higher
Sheep-Receipts zoo. market FOR the
week LIMBS 15c 90 81 higher sheep, SOC
20 zoe higher breeders and feeders,
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. Dec. ZI.-Cattle-f,e-
ceirts. 300. market steady Beef steers.
S10.50G 1900; cows and heifers. g7-5Q0
e5o' ztocker- and feeders. fl25 o hoo.
calves S10.51 1900
Hogs-Receipts. zoe; market 1oc high
er. TOP. $780, bulk. s1225 G13.50
sheep-Receipts.. f1p0- market steady
lambs 2i5.25 17-00; ewes, S&0oGS.5es
feeder lambs. g11.75 afE5o.
Fort Worth Livestock Close.
Fort worth. Tex. Dec % - Receipts.
Friday. $1,000. market steady Beeves
$500 Q 1900 stocke-s, 500 @ 1885 cows,
sE25Gs-75s heifers. s4soal1.0o. bulls.
Sass SIS. calves. 3s.5Q T11-5o.
HoEs-ReceiplE. 1900 market ice TO 15c
advance Heavy. s1259 1878; medium
g13-25 G1a50. light. sf335a la75: mixed,
s12-s0G1s.25; common. S11-sol 12.50; pigs.
s10o9G12ou
Sheep-Receiprs. $50. market active and
steady; lambs. S11o0f165o. yeariiuEs
ss-5e $50 culls. s4soas 5os goats fLz5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27


money TO BUY this quantity OF stuff.
be said. waving his hand over the
room This is purchased with
American money on the other side,
and your authorities could well look
into the matter closely As far as ID
is possible the border is closed A
bottle Of whisky here and there may
slip across Undecided. but big ship
ments such as these, are not slipping
by my men. who are cooperating to
their fullest ability 70 stop the liquor
traffic into the United States
American consul F. A Dow was Wis
tied by DalEado early Saturday morn
ing and also assured that he was do
ing all he could 10 prevent smuggling
Of liquor into the United States. He
also stated that the accusations made
AGAINST him as 70 being a United
States army deserter were without
foundation.
7 have the greatest respect for
Americans and your couutry. he
said. and [ viii be glad 20 see the
day when Mexico goes dry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
GROCERY COMPANY Statesmen
DISCUSS PLANS FOR NEW NEAl

Meeting OF the sales force Of the
Tri-State Grocery company was held
Saturday in the company's new build
ing. S0l-809 Texas street this being
preparatory 60 entering the field on
the new year The meeting had as
guests IL d.. Cain and O. ID. Allen
Mr. cain IS sales manager for the
Southwest Cracker company and ~
Allen represents the Libby, Mcneil
and Libby company A banquet was
served during the evening AZ the Faso
-.-- Norre. Those present were
George g. Franklin. president. W
r Fzeu. vice president ]. j. Jones.
secretary and treasurer G J. Aln-
mex. sales manager F. II Lancaster.
purchasinE department, Berry SugEss
shipping department. W. A Richard
son accounting department. Carl P
Eeeuey. bakery departme emit Walter
RoWel. bakery department and the
following salesmeu- S. N Sorensou.
Roy C. clark z C. Moore John P
Fearwood and Octavio Lopez city
statesmen W IL MCDANIEL. Demiug
territory. L. r. Estes, Douglas terri
tory A. j.. Lewis. Globe territory and
A. r Lyle, Texas and Rock Island
territory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
Out of Town Visitors.

lIiss Emily Nicholson. Of Colgate
Okla, and Miss BHnnie Marshall. Of
Corpus Christi Texas. are visiting
Hiss LEILA Lockhart OF 3205 Bliss
street
serEt. first class r. ID. Hau and
wife. a recent bride Of Brooklyn. ar
rived in u Paso this week. Mr. anC
Mrs Hail are residing with Nr.
Halls mother at sol Prospect avenue
AR and Mrs. W. O. DreH Of san
Francisco. California, are in the city
visiting Mrs. DreW's parents. Mr. and
1irs- Phil Eickman, and sister, Miss
Eeda Eiczman. at their home f307
Tularosa street
Mrs Drew is the former Miss r.
freda Elckman, whose marriage 10
ar Drew took place last sumner IN
California. Mr.. Drew viii return 70
California next week and Mrs. Drew
VIII remain In the city for several
weeks
ar. and Mrs r. a. Smith. Of OK
ford street and her daughter. llrs.
Charles D7ehmen, Of North Stanton
street. have as their guests Mrs
Smiths dauehters, 1lrs- u b. Hunter
Of Maria. Texas, with her husband
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
BRANCH BANK
Gets REPORT
Weekly Statement From
Reserve Bank Shows
Standing of 18th District.

The following report from the llth
district federal reserve bank at
Dallas was received Saturday by the
FL Paso branch bank:
Resources
Gold coin and certificates in vault.
ss.s17.710s gold settlement fund, {14.-
771.s57.57s gold redemption fund,
s3.422.32A90: gold held with foreign
agencies S3.4922s5-4g. gold with
agent for retirement Of federal re-
serve notes. 27.s77ss0; t0tas s56.1S1,-
$3.50.
Legal tender notes, silver. etc.
y1.16sI06-5a. other cash and cash
items. g1.49s.s10s fetal. Sss.s47.5744o-
Five percent redemption fund fed
eral reserve bank notes. S560.200s
bills discounted members &5A.ubl.-
01741. bills bought in open market.
f1.555.000- acceptances acquired from
other federal reserve banks, S6.lIs.-
525-S4i total bills on hand. s5l,7si,-
543-z5.
Investment C. s. bonds. S3.g6s.000:
u. s. certificates Of indebtedness,
5000. 00os total earning assets. Slf.-
s50.543-25.
Federal reserve banks-transfers
bought net" Slls659, 10z.03; checks
and drafts in process Of collection.
s2g. 7sI. $3.50. due from other federal
reserve banks. S3,sll.zl5-6li all other
resources, Sz.66i.4s1-s6s total re-
sources. S1s2.47s.759.s5.
Liabilities.
Capital paid In. s3.f17.400: surplus,
s2.028.868-33. government deposits.
S5,317. l31-04, due 20 member banks
reserve account, S5s425.2 09.22; fed
hnmnH aaaTaHr=nM
bonds. s24.s23. 0s29s; federal reserve
notes in circulation. sI0.414900; fed
eral reserve bank notes in circula-
tion. &74.S86,455; foreign government
credits. f1.879.6f5.f6; all other liabll-
ties S1.7Z6.061.62. total liabilities.
S1e2. 47s.159-65. redlscounts for other
federal reserve banks, S25,s45,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
JUAREZ TAXES ANOTHER
WALLOP AT HIGH COST

The high cost OF living IN the state
OF CHIHUAHUA IS TO be given another
blow. according 10 announcement
made By Gov Andres Ortiz. and pub
lshed IN a Juarez newspaper. that
on January he VIII remove the tax
on certain articles. which included SO
centavos per hectolitre on corn and
rs cents a head on cattle or hides.
The money was formerly used for
educational purposes. but this Is now
being raised By other methods.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

f8g Aszociated PrrzrH
New YORK. Dec. 27--2fercantle paper.
percent
sterling demand s179; cables. t3s1-
Time loans strong. 50 days. 90 days
ard 6 months. 49,
can money. strong. High. Is. low. 1gs
ruling rate, TO- closing bid. IA; offered a.
IS; last loan. IS.
Bar silver fL12h.
Mexican dollars. SI-0In.
Copper. steady. Electrolytic spot and
nearby IS p Gl9c; first quarter. Is = q 19c
Iron firm so 4 northern. g4e 90 ~ a. 90.
No. . northern. 5000 O 8l0os 80. =
southern. $4,000 fl.0o.
Anthony. g9-lz
7.5o.
zine-stronE: spot sss.s5GG7h
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
HOLD
NEW ADVANCES
Inspiration Leads Market.
Petroleum Breaks Four
Points,

Saturday short session was a sur-
prise to the traders because Of con-
tinued renewals Of strength in the
copper stocks, according TO j. >
Curtiss & company, Hotel sheldon.
Inspiration led the advance aiding
"a points TO Fridays elise Chino
vas up over two points, Calumet and
Arizona gained points: Mexican
Petroleum was weak, breaking 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
ANOTHER AMERICAN OIL
WELL CLOSED BY MEXICO

washington. D. C.. Dec. 27.-An-
other American oil well. one OF the
largest in the Tampico region. has
been closed by order Of the Mexican
government. the state department was
advised Friday. The wen. il was
reported, had been producing for
more than a year and was drilled in
compliance with all the regulations
in force at that time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
Grains and Provisions.

|N-I|I-- -I7I--|1 |---|-
Chicago. III. Dec 27-Potatoes-Steady i
arrivals, 20 ears Northern. sacked. $3.50
ios western russets. jobbing. $500 @
415
Buttcr-Lower- Creamery. 55G6sc.
Eggs-Firms receipts. us cases. Firsts.
CSC. ordinary firsts 566sic; At market
cases Included. 6fG67c.
Poultry-Allrc- Springs. 2ec- fowls. q
Q 10cs turkeys. foc-
Chicago Grain. Close.
Corl-Dec. sL3fE; Jan. Sis = Nay,
slc1z
Oats-May. s0Ecs July. 5sa1c
Chicago PruFisions Close.
Pork-Jan. $500: May $500
I-ard-Jaa-. S2545. May. s2L50.
Rihs-Jan-. sl2s9. 3lay. $500.
Al the last, pork, too. failed o. sup
port
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

Douglas. Ariz.. Dec 25.-Au Mexico
Is marveling at the prolonged slumher
OF Mrs. Innocencia Gobarruvid. aged
IS. a resident Of the city Of Neracruz.
who for % days lay in a trance Ef-
forts OF numerous physicians 20
arouse her have been found unnvail
ing As far as known she has taken
no sustenance during the attack.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
THE COURTS.


Judge Ballard ColdwelI. Presiding.
Frank and Margaret Brady VS.. City
Service company, dana ges for death.
filed
A. n. Sarvis vs. Fl Paso Electric
Railway company, suit Tor $4,000 for
personal injuries filed
Pearo Apodoco ct al Us Fl Paso
Refining company. suit for damages
for personal injuries filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
ARRESTED RERE FOR
TIE COLORADO OFFICERS

Isaac Jones. a railroad man work
ing in II Paso, was arraigned before
justice Of the peace Clark Wright
Friday afternoon and released on a
$500 bond Jones was given his hear
asked for his arrest TO answer
charges Of deserving his wife and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
BOY DODGES STREET CAR.
INJURED BY AUTOMOBILE

Francisco ZnriIlas. IT.. 6-9 East Over
land stree-. was struck By an automobile
% the Peyton Packing company AZ D. m
Friday and sllEht'y injured The lad ran
from behind another car into the path ~
the one which struck him His injuries
consisted OF a scalp wound which is u1-
serious No arrests were made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
FL. PAsO WOMAN APPOINTED
L. s. SPECIAL SERVICE AGENT

Miss Mary Irwin IcDeamon. spec
ial agent for the United states social
hygiene service. received notice sat
urday that she has successfully
passed the civil service examination
for special agent Tor federal social
service work The notice came from
the civil service commission az
Washington Miss Dearmon took her
eNamLna-Inn -l Nnrsmna-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

Cabrera, Mexican minister Of finance
Is very i'll. according 10 newspaper
dispatches from Mexico City. He was
taken il several days ago and his
CONDITION has not -mlroEad. o Is sid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

Judge r B. McClintOclz, PresidinE-
state vs.. Robert Hancock. agEra-
ted assault. fined
state vs. II T. owen aggravated
assault. flied
state VS.. Rosa Rivera vagrancy.
filed
state vs.. Manuel Raigosa. aggra-
waited assault
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

Senior del Pozo. editor OF FL Core
TO del Norte. chihuahua. has been set
free following his arrest for print
ing certain articles attacking Gov
Otiz. while on a speaking campaign
In Paral according TO a report pub
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
JUSTICE COURT. place No. ?.
Justice Clark Wright. Presiding.

state vs.. Patricio s0ria. o. L. Fred
erick, B c. Kolar Roy c. Ruby. n
MurEina- G. C. Smith. J. I. Molinar
speeding. fined 81 and costs.
state VS. J. s Curtiss. speeding
fned 81 and costs.
state VS. J. Guerrero DIT. Remm
r. Maholey, Michael Balence and 3
J.. Ienness speeding. dismissed.
state vs. r. T. Pratt. speeding
pleads not guilty. found not guilty.
state VS. Ed Anchandro. simple as
sault not guilty.
State vs. Miguel Alexandra. sim
pie assault; fined 81 and costs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
e. Posoans Returning.

Mrs d. L Naquin has returned
from a visit Of two months spent IN
Boston. New York. washington. New
Orleans, Houston and indianapolis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

Elias GALES IS about 10 resign his
cabinet position as secretary OF labor.
industry and c0ramerce under presi-
dent Carranza- according 10 a rumor
current in official circles in Mexico
newspaper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

|---T y = -I|'0E7
Stella Taylor VS.. Jack Taylor
divorce filed
Lee Moor vs.. A. ". Bittock. tres
pass TO try tis1e. filed
Luz Lopez de Merle vs.. Jose 3Ier-
jie. divorce. filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
MANY killed N FIGHT
N JALISCO STATE. MEXICO.

san Antonio. Tex. Dec. 27--Many
Mexican federal troops and rebel SOL
diers were killed in a fight near Cerro
de Avlla, Jailsco. according TO reports
received Friday. The federals. the
rarorr said. were vLctorIous-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

New York. Dec 27.-The American
Smelling and Refining company to-
day advanced the price OF lead from
S7-25 20 $3.50 a pound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
nsT DISTRICT COURT

aAN-H n nv AEaAAAAlAaH
Emma Sammis Davenport vs.. Will
lam Albert Davenport. IT. divorce
filed
Fred C. KnollenberE vs. F. Y
Powell suit on vendors lien note and
foreclosure filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

New York. Dee z7.-Cotfcu futlres
closed steady January. gz1-s2- March.
s1f-s5; Nay. s1E1o; July. fs2Go.' October.
s2a5e-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

Mr. McNary said Saturday the new
investment company would be afnl-
lated with the First National bank.
Its officers have not been elected.
The company's offices viii be in the
First National bank building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27
NEW INVESTMENT COMPANY
FILES CHARTER AT AUSTIN

AusLIn' IeEa6- Dec lI--Lha claT-
ter OF the First Real Estate and In
restment company Of FL Paso was
filed today In the state department
The capital stock Is 100000. and the
incorporators are James G.. NlcNary,
W /. Tooley and +. n lIurchison.
all OF FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

JUiREZ PHOTOGRAPHER WEEDS.
The marriage Of Vicente L. Cortez,
a Juarez photographer. 20 Miss Maria
Sanchez. was solemnized. Friday in the
Guadalupe mission Alferdo Pan
Chico. leader o. the Juarez military
band. acted as best man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

lished in a Juarez newspaper Friday
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

An interesting event Of the coming
week IS the wedding on Saturday
evening C Miss Helen Dunn. charm
lng young daughter Of Lr. and Mrs
william G. Dunn. and Lieut.. Walter
A. wood. Of the United states army.
The wedding service VIII take place
-t- $50 o'clock az the Dunn residence
81 Hawthorne Place. with DIT. Fuller
swift. rector Of st. Clements church.
eating in the presence OF the in
innate friends and relatives. Miss
Marion Dunn Is 70 be her sisters maid
OF honor and Capt Hugh Dram. Of
the Eighth engineers. viii be hest
man TO the bridegroom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

Tie following report rom me I'm
district federal reserve bank at
Dallas was received Saturday by the
FL Paso branch bank.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-27

-llla HelrT HaEeIEIa6- safIlement
clerk for the Western Union Tele-
sr2pn company, and Mrs. Ona E.
Aramer were married Tuesday. De-
cen1er 3, at Las Cruces. r. NJ The
couple LEFT FL pasO Tuesday and were
quietly married at Las Cruces. sur
prlsing their friends in Fl Paso. lIr.
and Mrs Hagelsieb viii be home at
ZIG West Franklin street Mr. Haeel-
sieo enlisted En- the army tn 1917 and
served In the 36th division with aA~
company, 14lst infantry. commanded
~ -la5- r p Burgess he was In
france ~ months. 1lrs. HaEelsieb-s
former home was in Douglas. Ariz-
her parents being pioneers and extern
slEe pronertE owners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
AGE~HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1919

aelson. song leader; Ben C. Morgan, cheer leader; Bessemer chorus, Besse- mer schools, Sylacauga band.
 First avenue and Twentieth street: Walter Macon, song leader; Nelson Snow, cheer leader; South Highland schools, Union Hill school Mrs. T. L. Bisselrs choir; Philip Memoli band di- rector (this band donated by local Ma- sicians association).
 Second avenue and Twentieth street: Harry Lyons. song leader; Lottie Nun ger. cheer leader: Miss Sarah Mallam' 2 chorus. Martin school, Brookside school Boyles school, zamora patrol band.
 Third avenue and Twentieth street: R. A Clayton. song leader; Reese Mur- ray. cheer leaderA Edgewood school 1rondale school Gibson school Wood lawn church choirs, Central high school band, c. F. Amos, band director. Fourth avenue and Twentieth street. stephen Allsop, song leader; Ebert Jemison, cheer leader; Birmingham seminary, Margaret Allen school, Miss Hattie Morton, Indian Head Textile Mill bank of Cordova.
 Fifth avenue and Twentieth street: J. H. McAfee, song leader; P. M Smith cheer leader; Civic association chorus Mt Pinson school, Avondale school, H. H. Turner, band director. This band donated by the local Musicians asso- citation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
ITARRANT HAS JOBS
 FOR THE PARTIALLY DISABLED SOLDIER
State Director of U. S. Employment Service States He Can Place Par italy Disabled in Remunera-
 tive Employment

State Director of '. & Employment Ser vice George B. Tarrant desires to get ir touch with partially disabled returned sol- diers who have special qualifications as artists, catalogue designers, and sales managers of advertising novelties. for out of town work, according to announce ment made at the offices of the United States Employment Service yesterday afternoon.
 Mir. Tarrant states that he was in re- eeipt of a letter from II. H. Grammes. of l. r. Grammes and Sons, of Pennsyl- vania, which indicates strong desire to aid partially disabled soldiers to find re- munerative as we'll as interesting employ ment.
 If partially disabled soldiers will get in touch with me, said MT Tarrant, it is possible that I may be able to connect them up with interesting work, out of the state. which will be of remunerative nature. Throughout the country every effort is being made to provide suitable employment for the partially disabled soldier. and as I am in receipt of many such opportunities I sincerely hope the boys will call on me.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
SPECIAL MEETING OF
 CITY COMMISSION
Proposed Ordinance of Flee trical Workers to Be
 Discussed

Discussion for ard against the proposed ordinance requiring electrical workers to pass certain examinations will be held at the special open meeting of the board of city commissioners to be held in the council chamber of the city hall at 5 o'clock tonight. It is expected that a large number of persons will be present to present their views on the subject.
 The matter has been before the commis- sioners several times but lack of time prevented fall discussion. The commis- sion decided to hold the hearing at q special meeting. at which anyone wishing to express his opinion or views on the matter may do so.
 It is understood that the electrical
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
Realtors to Discuss Important Measures
 at Weekly Luncheon

Discussion of the question, When a prospective purchaser agrees to forfeit earnest money he has put up on trade to whom does the earnest money belong, the agent or the owner of the property?' win be the feature of the weekly lunch con of the Birmingham Real Estate ex- change to be held tomorrow at the South ern club
 Several other matters will come up, including the report of the plumbing and legislative committee and brief discus sion on the national realtors convention to be held at Atlantic City in June.
 President Frank Butler urges all mem- bers of the exchange to attend the luncheon tomorrow, as the business to be transacted is of vital importance to every realtor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
Alabama Heroes, Fresh From Fields of Bloody
 France Will Parade in
 Streets of City Saturday
tContinued from Page Fiye)

H Naylor, song leader; William A Vaughn, Jr cheer leader. Inglenook school. Fairview school. Fairfield school. Graymont school.
 Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street: D. N. Smith song leader: F. (. Armes, cheer leader; Powderly school Huey- town school, North Birmingham scho ol, East Lake church cholrs, J. HeDbeln, band director; band donated by local musicians association.
 Third avenue and Nineteenth street: D. U Williams, song leader: Charles T.stes. cheer leader; Mrs. Robert Law renee's chorus; Pleasant lIili school, Henley school l. Levin. band direc- tor. band donated by local Musicians association.
 second avenue and Nineteenth street: E. Burton, song leader. Bert Mead : ow, cheer leader; Mrs. E. T. Rice, Treble Clef chorus, Music Study club; Powell school. Barker school
 First avenue and Nineteenth street. Ensley High school band; B. L. Mich
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07

nie Laura Chambers, Gordo: Muri Es CT, Kennedy; Ollie Hughes, Mt Jeweline Russell, Aliceville; eolore ond grade, James Howard, Alite third grade. Ethel H. Neal, Alice Mary Sanifer, Ethelville; Raehal Smith, Carroiltoff: Hattie NJ. Watson, Ethelville.
 Clay county-Life grade. Mrs. Rosa lie E. Hooton, Ashland; second grade. Harlum East, Delta; Jessie Ellis, Ash land: Rubye Hearn, Lineville; Fitz A Hooton, Cragford; William Robert In- gram. Cragford Mrs. verna l.. Joiner, Ashland; J. NJ. Joiner, Ashland; Sara lrens Munroe, Goodwater; J. Benjamin Rice, Wadley Carl Gordon Smith. Ashland; third grade Gracy Nell DeVaughn, Line vile; Emma Fulbright, Cragford; Lexie Roberta Williams, Millerville; colored. third grade, Annie Mae Dell. Lineville-
 Lawrence county-Third grade, Mrs. Pearl Jane Aston, Kirno; E. Faulkner, Hillsboro. Route |: Alta Sherrell Gra- ham. Courtland; William R. Sims. Trim ity, Route l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
TEACHERS GRANTED LICENSES

Montgomery, May 6. = tSpeciaI.) Names of Cullman county persons granted license to teach school fol- low:
 First grade: Mrs Emma Brown, CGllman; second grade, Mrs. Mai Hiek- man, Cullman: Julius C. Iowery, Gull man. third grade, Mrs. Mary Living ston Armstrong, Oneonta; Elberta Bailey. Cuilman Lyle Price Davidson. Uniontown; Ruth Denson Edwards. Cullman: William T Hulsey, Vinemont; Dovie Hyatt, Trade; Mrs. Della Letta. Hanceville; Amuel Edward McCoombs, Cullman; Cora McCoomhs. Cullmah, Preston Rouse. Trafford, Maude Mitch- ell, Philadelphia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
wnIII.n REnucE RATES

Montgomery, May 6.--(speciaLl-The At- lantic Coast Line Railroad company would reduce it's rates on velvet beans from points in Georgia and Alabama to what is known as Ohio and Mississippi river crossing territory and Richmond Philadelphia, Boston. Baltimore and New York The concerns desire to place the rates on a more systematic basis. elimi- hating what is termed the combination rate, was filed with the Birmingham Dis trict Traffic committee. This committee will make suggestions to the Atlanta of- flee, and the latter will take the matter up with Washington. In the past 1t has been impossible for velvet bean shippers to get a through rate on their product.