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Find Body of Girl
 Missing for Months

Paris. April 19.-The body of Mise Mary Appel of Allentown, Pa., a So- ciety of Friends Welfare worker who had been missing since April :, was found in a dnp of trees in the vii cinity of Versailles last evening by two boys.
 A preliminary examination gave no evidence of foul play The body still bore considerable sum of money and some article sof jewelry The searchers also found several let ters addressed to members of Miss Appel's family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20
BALANCING THE SCALES.

Andre Tardieu evidently is convinc- ed that cheerful disposition even under distressing conditions is a good asset for nations as we'll as individ- uals, says the Commercial-Appeal. Long faces and persistent walls of disappointment do not ecourage the symathetic support needed by peoples who have passed through a trying emergency, and so NJ. Tardieud has taken it upon himself to lecture his country somewhat upon it's present attitude. He even makes allowance for the possibility that Germany will not fulfill her treaty conditions and then strikes sort of rough balance between what France lost and what France gained in the war.
 In man power, of course, she suf- fered severely with 1,360,00o of her sons killed, TAO, ,00O disabled and 3,000,- 900 wounded To this loss in produc- tive power he adds the 100000, ,000, ,00O sfrancs spent in the war, to 6OO,0OO, buildings destroyed and the B per cent of her shipping sunk at time when a part of her own territory that paid 20 per cent of the national ex- penses was under the invaders heel But against this must be balanced the Undetermined weight carried by vic tory and reasonable security from Herman aggression for some time to come at least. In a more material way France has received Alsace-Lorraine and the Sarre valley with all their in- dustrial and mineral wealth: Morocco liberated; the French Congo reconsti- futed, the French Cameroun colonies and the French Togo colonies.
 We cannot say whether these con- ysiderations of moral and practical val sue will exactly counterbalance, but we feel sure that the good will, sym pathy, respect and support of the s wofld which France gained during the { var would be sufficient to more than adjust any discrepancy in balance. It shouid. therefore, be the part of wis dom for France to preserve these fac 'ss x fors that are in her favor. She should ss know that the retention of the world $ avmpathy and support will mean more 4han most of the losses sustained. A forfeiture of this by and unproduc- 4;ve aggression might mean the diff ferenee between victory and defeat.
 
 Nebraska's election today will de- -;.le the leadership between Bryan and 55i4 ebcock, the prohibition issue and .4ker Jact PerSEir. can qualify
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20
Chinese Strike in
 Shantung Matter

Shanghai. April 19.-Refusal of the Pskiug government to reply to the demand that secret negotiations with Japan relative to Shantung cease and that a decree abregat ting secret treaties be published. las caused a student strike which has involved II provinces. Thirty thou sand students in Christian schools have joined in the movement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

to Judge G. H. Whitcomb in the coBntx court that he had robbed so many I can't remember When ne court inquired the number of church es he had burbIarized. Tt was so easv 1t became a habit with me- ne said He admitted that he had roo- he'd at least forty churches in Kan sas City alone. Lawton was eaagH while robbing Topeka church. The rnaximum sentence he drew was ten years
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20
GAS LAW INVALID.

Washington. April 19.-The su- prerhe court today held unconstltu- tfonaI the New Mexico state act of 1919 Ievyirg an excise tax upon the zafa and use Of gasoline in SO far as it affects gasoline still in the ori- g;raI containers in which it was shipped into the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20
Church Silver is
 Much Safer Now

Topeka, Kas., April 19-Silver com
 rnunion services, costly altar furnish ings and other valuabIes in churches will be safer than heretofore. since Ben Lawton. alias Dwight Carver, re- gently started his third term in the state penitentiary. Lawton confessed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20
TO VISIT ARGENTINE.

Buenos Aires. April 19.-It is an- nounced by La Nacion that Rene Viviani. former French premier, Lord Northcliffe, and other promi- nent men of France and Great Brit ain will soon visit Argentina and take part in conferences on Franco British-Argentina affairs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20
MUTINY ON |. S. SHIP.

Havana, April 19.-Capt, G. R
 Visthem of the United States ship ping board steamer Lake Wilson, has been arrested and lodged in the mu- nicipal jail at Matanzas after mu- tiny on the vessel. He is charged
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

Donald Campbell, high school boy, wrote an essay on the values of join ing the army that was so good 1t won first prize in a contest in which every state had an entrant. Donald's es- say was so good it's hard to see how he keeps out of the army himself
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

Send us your table and he'd linen ua will wash and iron 1t at SIX
 eants a pound. American Excelsior Laundry company. to-i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20
as favorite son. Outside of that the election will be quiet

Mir. Davidson's appeal for help for the Europeans would have been much more convincing had he said that Eu- rope was helping herself An assur- ance from someone who knows that the nations of Europe and the people of Europe are willing to fight their own fight would make Americans will ing to give them lift.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

leave Chicago on at the end of fi-eday honeymoon. Hun dreds of persons leaving theatres saw Mrs McGuiggan sacr t>e.. town and killed last night by n,ai; track.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20
BRIDE IS KILLED.

Chicago, April 19-A. NJ. MeGnis,- gan today returned to Alton, H., with the body of his wife on the same train they had intended to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

Congressman Upshaw of Georgia created a sensation Saturday by wear ing overalls in the House. A good many of the boys in congress might be able to wear them and feel i'll at ease.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

Doug Fairbanks latest picture is When the Clouds Roll By" And con siderlng the troubles that Doug's mar riage has gotten him into, the title might we'll be changed If the Clouds Roll By"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

It Is almost as easy Q aFGiG coios ls to contract them Use 6ruhsoh Famous Prescription i--4-II
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20
FOR SALE

For delivery August 1st, six
 bungalow; one year old. sSi SSiiS're0a ,o 18th Ave. '' '-I Wes,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

with using firearms. Three mem bers of the crew were seriously in- jured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

NebrasIa's election today will de- ~;.1e the leadership between Bryan and s15 5ife bcock, the prohibition issue and s4 ker Jact PerSEir. can qualify
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
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.MRs. TEMPLES TELEGRAM.

A double blll IS the 1rsi offerlng Tor
next week at the Queen. II is com
posed OF Bryant Washburn's picture.
Mrs. Temples Telegram" and Charlie
Chaplln's picture The Count
Bryant Washburn's best expression
lies in his ability 10 play comedy
parts. His vehicles set a standard for
clean, light screen comedy. Mrs.
except perhaps that 10 is even more
amusing and captivating than "The
Six Best Cellars" his last picture.
THE Count" as Charlie Chaplin Will
present IL Is a revival OF his famous
comedy OF the same name and bur
lesque on titled noblemen.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
aAInNrE CRISrn- IRr

Heralded as The greatest laughing
show ever produced by the celebrat-
ed New York Winter Garden, Monte
musical spectacle 90 be sent on tour
by the Messrs. Shubert will arrive in
this city for an engagement Of three
DAYS on Monday. May AZ
The production is a trayesty on the
famous Dumas novel OF similar title.
10 Is gorgeously and elaborately pro-
duced and has a cast OF well-known
favorites.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
z2r rrMprNc rnufsIN cREAM 72c

one pound boxes each contains
chocolate covered cherries. ralsins.
crushed pineapple and peach In cream
special weekend price, 40 thc
pound box.
Lucia assorted chocolates. 70 the
pound box.
Fun assortment OF Liggetts. Guth's
and PAGE X ShaN'S assorted choco-
laics and confcctons.
DANFORTH'S DEPENDABLE DRUGS,
Market aud 2d Sirccts-Adv-
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
.RIRn OF PARADISE y

Ofiver Morosco's famous Hawaiian
romance bird OF Paradise" will come
again 10 Wilmington the first half of
the week Of May 2i. This attraction
VIII doubtless exist many more sea-
sons TO come.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

Sonia and experiences a most thrilling
life with her.
Alma Tell and Robert Schable are
also In the cast.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
AT THE CARRICK

A spring festival OF fun and frolic
is announced for the Garrick Theatre
next week. Miss Violet Dale, a charm
ing comedienne, is featured IN Break
fast for Three being assisted by a
clever company. Irwin Rose viii pre-
cent fhe Ward Sisters and DOoley, in
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
MnnsE nICYCIE Is rInsa

An Ners-lohnson drop frame BIZ
cycle, found by patr0lman Augustus
SDinkin. at Eighteenth and Jefferson
streets last week. is awaiting a claim
srA Al The police station.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

Keep posted regarding Want Ad op-
poriunilics.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
REAL EsrArE-EoR SALE.
FOR SALE

rive year lease on gange. In good To-
,0uon. containing about 1900 square
feet and doing good businrsss eic.-,nf
show room facilities. Address S.4t. Even.
ing journal once
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
REAL Esr,rF-roR SALE.
EOR SALE

FOR SALE
1900 block. Shalicross Ave. n. r.
,oo h 49,. ,,.ts.. 4. -. =. Slow
p. II. cisc ......,.............. .s7.asC
800 block, ". pth 81. II r. b.
800 eiesk, W. se,h ST.. Q r. II. p.
II W III .................. 81 lol
1000 block. W. TN ST. n. n. 4. n. 81 40,
n.3 =. lsth 81. 3 X. T., IA. b.. 81 30,
zoo block. Pine 81. X, b, +. II.
cicctfic .ss..s.ss. ............ HlfNs
Elmhurst, new, r. b. y. H. s. 50,
Hamilton Park. two new hunga
lows. r. B. l.. each .......... .Sj.0o,
DELAWARE s. s. AGENCY
& REALTY CO.,
10T- West Ninth st.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

THREE-QuARTERs OF AN ACRE AMI
A MODERN LITTLE SUBURBAN
HOME.
5000, overlooking the Delaware.
TNe house is light and cheerful.
has 6 rooms, complete modern
bath, heater. electric lighting.
porch and stationary laundry
tubs.
We have many more suburban
homes. In price from $1,000 90
$4,000 and located in an The sub
urhs
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
"ON Win THE DANCE

Something unique and unusual In
the line OF stories and photoplays Is
offered In George fiizmaurice's pro-
ductiOn OF ION With the Dance
which he will present at the Majestic
Theatre all OF next week with Mae
Murray and David Powell as the prin-
cipal players.
David Powell who plays with Miss
Murray has dinlcult role for his
presentation. He offers Peter Der
NVynt. a young New Yorker OF the
truly worthwhile class who marrics
a repeioire OF dane and music. There
are other clever acts. including Miss
Daisy Nellis, American pianist' Magee
and Anita. in dancing Miller and
Bradford, In songs. Toung and
Wheeler. who will present a musical
novelty VIII Morris. the funny hobo
cyclist. and Jim Dougherty, a singing
comedian
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
sHIcH AND Dry

PrOnteering landlords, lack or a
iove-cote. lack Of love, lack OF ucre.
lack Of luck. lack OF liquor, tuneful
tenors. svelte sopranos, ingratlatine
ingenues, comedians. condolences,
and a vortex Of yivacious vOluptu0us
vaInps: all IN rhyme 10 the time OF
the seasons oatchiest music this is
High and Dry" according 10 the allit-
Grafton loving press agents OF William
Moore Paich's new musical play
which comes 10 the Playhouse Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday OF next
week.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
''M0ther's Day.


When does Mothers Day begin9
When Her first warm breath softly touches the little
When does Mothers Day end'
When she closes her eyes after life of love, anguish
toll, prayer, help and hope.
Though she dies the results of her good thoughts and
deeds live and on
Let no mother be lonesome Mothers Day, let's
do all we can to make her happy The happiness you
bring the sunshine you will spread over Others the Joy
you take with you is the gratitude you have brought
EIomes For the Man of Moderate
Means
ss4 W. SIXTH STREET.
back alley
222 GRAY AVENUE.
rooms, bath vcranda
7Os S. FRANKLIN STREET.
rooms, bath, cement cellar. yerandas
AT N. VAN BUREN STREET.
rooms, bath. gas, room for garages
1915 onPIN AVENUE -ssEsI.DHrAcHHD.
rooms' bath Veanda' cement cellar gas
616 MADISON STREET.
724 SCOTT STREET.
rooms, BATH yeranda cement cellar and electric
1os n CoNNEII STREET.
rooms BATH Neranda no. air heat cement cellar, and
1901 LINCOLN STREET.
rooms, bath. veranda, hot air heat, gas.
1926 GlLPiN AvENUE-SEMI-DETACHED.
rooms bath, versnda gas room for garage
1915 LANCASTER AVENUE
bath, veranda. hot air heat
1902 LANCASTER AVENUE
rooms bath veranda hot air heat cement cellar go
ess E. SEVENTEENTH STREET.
bath venda hot air heat cement cellar
electric.
424 E. NINTH STREET.
rooms. bath, Nerandas and electric
SAG KIRKWOOD STREET.
rooms, back shed, bath
221S JESSUP STREET.
rooms BATH hot air heat cement cellar verandas.
4O6 TO 416 VANDEVER AVENUE.
bath, veranda hot air heat cement cellar
electric.
1907 TO 1919 VANDEVER AVENUE.
rooms bath. Veanda' hot air heat gas
2225 TO 2233 CARTER STREET.
rooms bath, ,eranda, hot air heat cement cellar
sO7sOe-s11-s19-s21-s28 E. SEVENTEENTH STREET.
rooms, baths veranda, gas.
Mmmdy & Company
706 MARKET STREET
Phones SO60-8061
Real Estate General Insurance. Mortgages Rents
Open Every Evening Until O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
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~DADDIES.s

"Daddies,~ a comedy OF the clean,
happy brand, filled with pungent
beautiful witticisms and so Interest,"
ing as TO become at times dramatic.
IS a play with a new theme OF which
John l.. Hohble is the author and
which David BelascO Will present at
the Playhouse the first three days OF
next week commencing Monday eve
ming.
While the dominating note OF
~Daddies" IS distinctly a human one
with an English girl OF seventeen
summers the central gure Of its eX-
quisite romance, IL IS. at the same
time a comedy which Is saturated
with genuine and persistent humor.
The story Is OF five men who band
themselves into a bachelors club for
their mutual protection against the
Wiles Of woman, until they are ca
joled by the gentle mother OF their
most distinguished member TO be
come war daddies" TO the stricken
waits OF Belgium and France.
The expected regeneration In the
five bachelors is thoroughly enjoyed
in the last act OF the piece. One mem
bcr Instead OF the little boy he eN-
pecteu 10 have entrusted 10 his care
receives a girl, another who expected
Just one finds himself the adopted
father OF triplets and stiu another
has young, rOse-like girl OF seven
teen summers instead OF the little
girl ne expected.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

1915 LANCASTER AVENUE.
6 rooms, bath, veranda. hot air heat. gas.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

1926 GlLPfN UE-SEMl-DETACHED
rooms, bath, veranda gas room for garage.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

103 N CONNELL STREET.
BATH veranda hot air heat cement ccar and
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

1901 LINCOLN STREET.
rooms, bath veranda, hot air heat. gas.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

724 SCOTT STREET.
6 rooms bath, veranda cement cellar and electric
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

1902 LANCASTER AVENUE.
rooms bath, verands, hot air heat, cement cellar
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

1915 GILPIN AVENUE-SEMI-DETA
roomss bath, veranda, cement cellar, gas.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

616 MADISON STREET.
rooms, gas.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

AIT N. VAN BUREN STREET.
rooms, bath, gas, room for garages.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

983 E. SEVENTEENTH STREET.
rooms bath veranda hot air heat cement cellar sss
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

424 E. NINTH STREET.
rooms bath. ? yerandas. gas and electric.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
CAUSE q eILPIN 4

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
ELEVENTH AND ORANGE SIS.
Telephone 7019.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

1925 TO 2233 CARTER STREET.
rooms bath. veranda hot air heat cellar gzs
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

SAG KIRKWOOD STREET.
rooms. back shed, bath gas
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

07-s09-s11-s19-821-S 1923 E. SEVENTEENTH SIRE
rooms bsthS veranda gas.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

70s S. FRANKLIN STREET.
rooms. BATH cement cellar. 2 yerandas
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

1907 TO 1919 VANDEVER AVENUE
rooms, bath yeranda, hot air heat. gas.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

222 GRAY AVENUE.
rooms. bath. vcranda
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

2213 JESSUP STREET.
rooms, BATH hot air heat, cement cellar, veranc
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

400 TO 416 VANDEVER AVENUE
rooms, bath, yeranda, hot air heat cement ce
electric.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs Al Buchner of thica-
go; Mr. and Mrs. l.. Baker and chill
dren and Miss Clara llibbs.
Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Luckey enter
tanned at dinner party at their
home on the east side Christmas day
There were twenty-One guests present
from Streator, Marseilles ana Grand
Ridge participating.
John Thomas was an Ottawa caller
Friday.
Mrs NJ r. Iu,un mad AS guests
at dinner Christmas her son, j. \.
Yocum, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Payne and chill
drcn Of Blackstone, who had been Wis
ting relatives and friends in this Vi
entity since Wednesday,, spent Xmas
with Mrs. payne's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hunter returning to
Blackstone in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patterson en-
tertained relatives at dinner on Christ
mas,
Miss Marjorie Robb has been quite
i'll at her home the past week, su!
foriug an attack OF quinsy. HoWeVe!
we are glad to report her as showing
Improvement at this lime.
Miss Eda Atwood, Margaret Glenn
Harvey Runkcr and Ed or are al,
home from Champaign for the hO!i
days
The Ladies aid OF The Methodist
church will meet Thursday with Mrs
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-30
SHERIDAN.

Mr.. and Mrs &. Gaard dinod at the
Gaard nome last Sunday.
The Ford agency OF mis- city Is tax
ing an inventory. Alden Danieison
was up from Ottawa Tuesday,
K. Kaupp went 70 CHICAGO Friday
evening to spend thrisImaa with MS
wiie. VINO is in a hospital there. Mrs.
Kaupp is doing fine and is expected 10
come home soon.
There were many family reunions
on Christmas day in Sheridan.
Tho bridge that is being constructed
by Il. j. Rowe and j. Or5tad near
Magnolia is almost finished. II is eX
utcted the entire structure VIII De
finished in several days.
Mrs. f. w. Ward was visiting IN
town few days during the past week,
Justin Rogers is confined to hos
pital in Aurora
5lrs. Harley Rogers is in town with
Eer sen Russell, who is at present
under q Doctors care, while Mr., Me-
-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-30
Observation-Disclosures
notice..

Public notice is hereby given that
there Will be meeting OF the STOCK
holders of the First National bank Oh
Ottawa. Illinois, on the second t2ndl
Tuesday in the month of January next
at the hour Of Two CD o'clock p. m
Of said day for the purpose OF eIectlH2
not less than seven ca nor more
than elevent I'D directors for the
ensuing year; the exact number to
be decided at the meeting.
OSCAR HAEBEl3LE.
ottawa, Illinois, Cashler'
Nov. %, 1920.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-30
Neither the First
nor, the Worst

(EYCm Breeders Glzett
The Gazette makes light Of mol
man troubles. We h"o" from per
oHai oAp'Ile'''r 5omel,lInE ""oo, ,ry
, '|n SCENTS roing wrong We are
not exactly free from worries at The
peS"ht VII h&' 10y u '"e' '''i' 'to'
oI "',o-,n o. I f u" - ~ ab,, i
rs now ai@ut timr we ail take first .
good long look backward into the past.
ana then clear sweep OF the distant
p"Il' noH c I,S on Sla 20 o' 'bo ayes
VIII 50 obscure vcnr Vision that yor
w5%4 we con'eop'a'c our present
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-30

with the formers parents in Streator'
Wayne Center OF Whtseka spent
the Christmas holiday with his aunt,
Miss Eliza Center.
Miss Ada Fogle visited Miss Mable
Black Sunday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-30

Jud Tunkins says many a man
would lose his standing as n GOOD
loser If there were any mind readers
present
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-26
REV. o. w. GREER OF BAPTIST CHURCH
 DIES AT WILLIAM

Rev. o. W. Greer. pastor of the Wy lam Baptist church, died yesterday aft ernoon at the residence, 4412 Eleventh avenue, Vivian, after a short illness He is survived by his widow and three children, Alberta, Myrtle and Carl, his father, J. E. Greer of Birmingham; a sister. Mrs. E. H. Reed of Wylam, and a brother. L. C. Greer, of Minneapolis. Mnn. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
 The deceased was comparatively a young man, and had been pastor of the Wylam Baptist church since February, 1918. The church has made splendid progress during his pastorate and the church members are much grieved at the death of their much beloved pas tor. He had won not only the regard
 .i,' 'rrs but a T with whom he came in contact with. He W as taken i'll when he returned last Tuesday from attending the Southern Baptist convention at Washington, and gradually grew worse until the end came yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-26
SEEKING ID PLACE INLAND WATERWAY
 PLATFORM PLANKS
Civic Association Wants La bOr COnventiOn-WOuld Help Postal Employes
 to Better Pay

l Birmingham will make an effort to get tre 1921 convention of the American Fed 1 ecation of Labor it was decided at q rueetlng of the board ot directors of the Civic Association yesterday.
 | The beard also began efforts to get, an l inland waterway plank in both repub- lican and democratic rational platforms and passed resolutions calling on the secretary-manager to communicate with all senators and congressman from Ala 5ama asking that they look into the wage scale of the postal employees. The Birmingham Civic Association will cooperate with the Birmingham Trades Council and the Alabama Federation If Labor in the effort to rave Birmingham selected as the next convention city of ,ne American Federation of Labor. This o.ganization. though called Anresican, is International in it's scope, embracing Ia Dor unions all over the world. During it's existence 1t has never met in a south ern industrial center, and It is expected that Birmingham invitation VII receive
 favorable action. The association holds it's
 annual meeting this year in Montreal.
 Canada.
 4 committee was appointed tc get in touch with all delegates to both the re-
 pCblican and democratic national con.
 VGntion from the state, and ask that they
 make an effort to get a plank inserted
 IF the platforms favoring a continuance
 of the present inland waterway policy.
 1t is under the present policy that the Improvements on the Warrior river was
 made rcssible.
 The senators and congressman from AIatam will be asked to investigate the
 present scale of wages paid the postal
 employees and compare them with the amounts paid in& other businesses. If II is found shat the wages pai, at
 present are not sufficient to meet the necessities, the association asks that tie
 congressman do all in their power to have a favorable report from the joint committee of the House and Senate now Investigating the situation. The Civic As- sociation took this action at the request of the local postal employees
 The board took up the matter of the