The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
GRAND FLORAL PARADE
 FOR COUNTESS QUEENS
 SET FOR THIS MORNING
From Page Oue)

NCOnonued From PnRe OneJ ernoon at the Country club given by the volunteer Relief association.
 Yesterday crowds continued to flock to the fashion show and expo sitlon tent At all four performances of the fashion show yesterday there were large crowds. Many visitors who did not have an opportunity of attending the exposition Wednesday owing to the crowded events of the day had the opportunity of seeing the display yesterday.
 Daredevil Flying
 A feature of the celebration which continued to attract attention yes terday was the stunts of Earl Bur gess and his pilot w. D. Henderson These men have been thrilling the people on the streets each day of the celebration with their dering exhlbi- tions over the business part of the city.
 The convention of the American Cotton association, which convened yesterday. brought hundreds of visi- tors to the city.
 Two booths of the American Red Cross have been on hand, one at the Terminal station and another at Cap itol park, to give first aid to any who have been hurt during the semi- centennial celebration. While there have not been a number of calls at the tent, due to the orderly manner in which the celebration has been progressing, Wednesday, during the Presidents address when the park was crowded, the nurses in charge of the booth treated the few who Tainted in the crowd. All first aid remedies are on hand for any emer- gency.
 Boxing Events
 Everything is in readiness for the boxing bouts to be held this after noon at Redwood park under the direction of the American legion, and present.
 Officials of the semi-centennial celebration were very much pleased yesterday with the success of the celebration during the first four days. Crowds at both the pageant and the exposition have been large, as has been the number of visitors in the city.
 They were delighted with the i'm pression which President and Mrs. Harding, the honor guests of the celebration, made during their day here and with the crowds which greeted the President at every place he appeared.
 Birmingham yesterday continued to discuss the Presidents visit. There can be no doubt that the democratic manner of both the President and his wife made q very favorable impress sion upon the city as whole.
 Almost all the people who saw them during the day had some incl dent to relate yesterday showing the graciousness and affability of both of them. E.
 Opinions differed yesterday as to the Presidents Capitol park address There seemed to be an inclination on the part of some to resent the idea of a northerner coming to the south and discussing what most southerners be- lieve to be settled problem. A mum Der who made this criticism did not criticize the conclusions at which the President arrived. A large number of people were pleased with his ad : dress and expressed delight that the President had such a clear under standing of the race question.
 But the Capitol park address aside Birmingham people who heard the other addresses were delighted with the Presidents manner and his abil- ity to say the appropriate thing at the right time.
 There can be no doubt that when President Harding left Birmingham Wednesday night he left behind him many people who were pleased that a President could have such dignity and such lack of ostentation.