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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
H0stina diplomatim.

Lloyd George. Balfour a admiral
Beatty Anglie. BRAND, Viviani a
Foch Francie. Daz Italie. Kato
z Japonska. general Pershing fa-
da jinych dcastnicich Sc konferencf
We Washingtonu. pozvani b udou
Baltimorskymi obchodniky ku hosti.
ne Baltimorskeho obcanstva. Hos
tina 'obsanstva' usporadana b5ti
ma Lyric pro vice nezli pet set o.
sob. Pri hostin6 pry bude vse to
nejlepsi. Sin ozdobena bade CO nej.
nadherneji. ~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
Lloyd George Oml0uva SvOji
nepritomnOSt'.

Anglicky premier, Lloyd George,
omlouva nemoznost' byti pTito-
mnu zahajeni konference We WASH
ingtonu. V depesi odevzdane an-
glickym velvyslancem sekretafi
Hughesovi Lloyd George pravi. ze
pills delikatni stav Irskeho vyied-
navani otazky nezamestnanosti v
Anglii mutt jej z6stati Anglii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
Namofni vojsko ku stTezeni
pO$ty.

Rozkazem vladimir odd6leno jest til
sic marinaku ku strezeni post. Ro-
zkaz vydan po oloupeni posty ma
Illinois Central draze. Krone Vol
ska stfezenv budou postovni zasilky
centra post ozbrojenymi dfedDi-
ky. Behem poslednich dvanact me-
sic6 posty Spojenych StatH oloupe-
ny byly bandity vice nezii sest mi
lion1 dolarG
Bay0rSkO S nadher0u pOhrbil0 by
yaleh0 krale.
V MnichoVe pohrben byl bygal9
bavorsky kral. Ladvik. Ucastenstvi
hylo. obrovske. Monarchisle re vsech
koncin Bavorska prijeli k pohrbu do
Mnichova.
Marsalek Ludendorf prijel Ber-
lima MIN podilelo se ma pohrbu j
mnozstvl jinych vojenskych hodno
start rise. ByvaIy korunni prime
Ruprecht, "a rakvi kracejici. byl
pozdravovan iako pfisti kral Bavor-
ska. K pohrbu pfijel tez byraly
buharsky kral celou druzinou a
rovnez Prusko vyslalo k pohrbu Get
ne svych princ6 a vysoke slechty.
Bavorsti sedlaci prisIi do hlavniho
mesa v celych zastupech. Social.
ste JIM pokrokovc: Sc monarchi-
sticke demonstrate vyhybali.
Uherska vlada zaslala Rupprech-
tovi soustrast.
lPr1vod byl TAX dlouh5, ze trvalo
TO til hodiny nez poslednl oddil po-
choduiicich Ike kostelu Sc dostal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
p0palena.

Charles e. Stork. 63leta, popale.
ma byla bebem vafeni. Saty vzfialy
Sc ma nj. Ia kratko byla zivou po-
chodni. We zbedovan6m stavu do
pravena byla do nerocnice.
- Louisa Tuttle, 1885 w. Lexing.
ton Mice. popalena byla vybuchem
petrolejovych kamen. VzniklSm
pozarem poskozeno bylo tez jedno
patro domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
Chicazsky politicky boss banditou

i big Tim" Murphy. politick5
bess, byvaly statnf zastupce. uznan
byl Chicagu vinnym postovni
loupeze ma Dearborn stanici dub
nu. S MIN usvedceni loupeze je.
Ste til soudruzi. p, Sta okradena
byla tehdy jimi $3.50 900. jez po-
stoynimi inspektory nalezeny byly
uschovane dome tchana Murphy
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
HaSiei 0dS0uZeni pro DAM
faleSnehO alarmu.

Soudce seYerozapadnf poclieini
STANCE odsoudil til hasice pro dani
falesneho alarmu ze tri rCznych
mist. Wright odsouzen byl ku po-
kute $50 ma Is dni do vezeni, Ar
magost ku $50 a dnim vezeni a
Corbert ku pokute $25 Hasici Sc
vymIouvalii ze dai alarmy jsouce
opili. V Pikesville. Baltimorskg
okres. ceka je podobna obzaloba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
Prace pro nezamestnane.

M6sto pocalo Sc strhavanfm bu-
dov ma Lexington ulici stojicich
proti radnici. ma misto nichz posta-
vena bude administrator a pozaren-
ska budova. Krone toho dana by
la prace n6kterym ma stavbe no.
veho chodniku ma Liberty Heights
avenue.
prvni fade mestem zamestna
yani jsou otcove Sc zavielgmi ma
nich rodinami Neohcandm pace
dana neni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
P0Sta do RnSka. j.

Postovni 1Tad oznamuje. ze do
pisy. tiskopisy. noviny a vzorky
mohou nyni posilany byti do evrop-
skeho asiatickeho Ruska. Ukrajina.
Georgia Azerbaijan to zahrnu-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11

Mezi dopisy nalezen5mi v kufru
43 rokG stare Annie Pannell nalezen
byl dopis psan1 pohrobniku, ably
az ona zsmre. chlorofomoval jeji
kocku pohTbil il teze rakVi nj !.
Pannelova zemfela nahle v nedeli.
Kvroner rozhodnuti. zdali koc-
ka popravena a pohfbena byti ma s
,majifekou, pozadal spolecnost' pro-
til ityranl zvirat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
Opicka jeh0 zkazOu.

Joseph Lukesch. SIT Columbia a.
venue. zaplatil ucet "a plyn, zasta-
vii Sc jinymi vypravuje jim. ze 81
koupi automobil. napi( Sc, pfisel o
$l03 iineho nevi mic. Straznik
nalezl opileho ma platforme pierU 8
Locust Pointu. Ma policejni sta
nici pc vyliceni .ze jiz mic jineho ne
vi, propulsion byl bez trestu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
Symf0nicky 0rkeStr Spokoji Sc Sc
StarOu nlZdOu.

Clennve Baltimorskeho symfoni-
ckeho orkestru, kteri chteli zvyseni
mzdy. ustali Cd pozadavku sveho.
Stara mzda jim placena bude. O.
becenstvo stavkou hudebnik1 liz O
ieden koncert priprayeno bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
BaltimorSti sladci Eekajf ma
pOVOleni,

TIL Baltimorske pivovary: Wies-
sner. Guenther a Bauernschmidt,
zadaly zadosti. ably mohly vafiti pi-
70 pro nemocne. Povoleni Wash
ingtonu dosud nedoslo,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
Bandite vylOupili p0kladny tri
diyadel.

Po prepadnuti tri divadel.a vylou-
peni til pokladen nedell
rano bsndite prchli zanechavse v
divadeInich budovach hlidace svaza.
ne. Pfepadena byla divadla: Ford,
Academy New Lyceum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
Opraya.

Panl Barbora Els z Hanneman
Avenue ktere Sc chybn6 soudilo
ze zemfela nasledkem sebevrazed-
memo 1myslu, zemfela Easledkem
nest astne nahody. jak dosvedceno
korOnerovou porOtou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
Sim Feinisticky vIdce nvitan
ma nadrazi.

Vice nezli 200 clenG a pfatel A
merickeho Sdruzeni na uznani ir.
ske repuhliky shromazdili sc ma u
nion nadrazf We stfedu. aby uvitali
Rev. Michaela O'Flannigana Ros-
common. jednoho v6dc1 Sim
Fein. uvitan byl Rev. McNam a.
rou kostela sv Martina. Rev.
O'Flannigan pfijel Irska do New
Yorku v nedeli. V Baltimore "a
stavil Sc ma cest5 dc Washingtonu,
kan nese zvlastni depesi ku mezi.
narodni konferenci ma odzbrojeni
poslanou deValerou.
Pozdeji navstigf hlavnAjs ( mesta
Unie, mezi mini Baltimore, aby
pracoval V zaimu p1jcky $50 O00.-
600 pro Irskou republiku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
Kapitan seyerOvychOdni STANCE
pred SOudce.

Kapitan severovychodni policeini
stanice. Morhiser. srazil Sc pri jizde
v AUTOMOBILE s 7. Rowland Singluff
ma Eutaw Place Lafayette avenue.
KaDitan. nimz jel sergeant Sut-
ton, zodpovfdati Sc ms pondeli
pred soudcem Traffic soudu proto.
ze neudelal misto dfuhemu ANTONIO
blu. Singluff pfedvoana ponevac
nemela sebou legitimaci.
Napiti jedn0hO hSmrtilO, drnbemu
mic neuCinllO.
David DeMent zemfel nasledkem
pozit1 koralky, kterou pill z teze la
hve Sc svym pritelem. Aiexandrem
Zirichevkem, jemuz pitt pranic neu-
skodilo. Oba popijeli v dome Ziri-
chovkove ma jizni cfrnacte ulici az
Sc opili. DEMENT, nalezen byl dru-
h6hos sdEesrano ma podlaze mrtvy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-11-11
Srbsky kral modlOu lidu.

Dr. George Zoannovich. professor
university Belehradu,v Srbsku ma
sve ceste Spoienymi Staty zastavil
Sc Baltimore. Ku novinarskym
zpravodajGm prohlasil, ze srbsky
kral, Alexander, jest modlou lidu.
re We valce hrdinne stal cels4 VOL
ska a ziskal 81 podivu po ceIem Srb-
sKu.
Byvaly president Wilson ie stale
milovan v Srbsku. Obraz jeho visi
kazdem dome v kazde dime.
Go ucinil pro SrDsko behem miro0e
smIouvy. je prg Srb1m nezapo
menutelnym.
KrejcOvska firma v lpadku.
Calvert Clothing spolecnost' o.
hlasila 1padek Majetek spolecn :
sti obnasl $40 proti ll6.645. 35. .jez
spolecnost' GluhuJe. z tohoto OBJ
nosu So $50 jsou krgty.
Baltimore ma IacinejSi potraviny.
Baltimore ma lacineisi potraviny
nezii so jinych NEST Soustati, jak
vypocteno We vladimir departments
prace. Jenom til mesta mali laci-
ne}si potraviny nezli Baltimore.
Mesty teml json: Sc. Louis, Louis
!, vile New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-13
AT CENTRAL PARK
Location

No place in Birmingham 10 80 weil
located for the convenience Of the
average man as Central Park. It is
m the city limits Of Birmingham.
within the seven-eent car fare
zone. Is convenient. 70 Al parts Of
Birmingham. and to Woodward.
Bessemer. Ensley. and other indus
trial and business centers. It Is
located on the North BesAener ear
line, within 20 minutes run Of the
heart Of the city with q regular
and convenient schedule.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-13
AUTOMOBILES

AGT0M0BfLEs ron SALE
TRY BEFORE YOU BUY
How could the most skepti-
cal buyer hesitate when we
give a 3Q-day guarantee on
every renewed Chandler
and Cleveland and allow a
24-hour free trial on any
car in our stock.
YOU CAN GET A GOOD
CAR AT A BIG SAVING
HERE
OAKLAND-Two 6-cylin-
der tourings, 1919 models;
look like new, run better.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
touring, new cord tires;
this is a dandy car for taxi
use.
FORD-Sedan, 1919 model,
in good shape; a pickup at
our price.
HAYN ES -7-passenger
touring, thoroughly over
hauled and ready to go;
you will agree with us that
this is a pickup at our
price.
JORDAN - Sport model,
wire wheels; if you want a
real classy car see this be-
fore you buy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
used only as demonstration,
good as new. We can save
you money on this car; get
our price before you buy.
CLEVELAND - Touring,
run very little. We can
save you several hundred
dollars on this car.
HUDSON-Super-Six tour
ing; thoroughly overhauled
and painted; new top and 6
new cord tires. This car is
going to sell at our price;
you had better hurry if you
want a chance at this car.
We have several other good
used cars in our shops now
being overhauled and put in
shape to back UP our guar
antee we give on used cars.
If you are in the market for
a good used car, any make
or model, it will pay you to
investigate our used cars.
Lib er a ! T erms
!. r. PARKER MOTOR co
407-11 South 21st Street
Main 5013
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-13

Ii $30O-BARGAIN
Ffvc-passenger Ford 1917, first
class running condition, rebored
cylinders, diversified pistons, leak
proof rings. This car can't be beat
for service Kelley, 212 Farley
Bldg. Main s51s.
OWNER wishes TO Sell automobile: a bar
gain may be had. Write p. o. Box 4ss,
Ensioy. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-13
AUTOMOBILES
A6T6M0BiIEs FOR SALE
80 GALLONS OF
GASOLINE FREE

With every car-and just
look at the prices we have
on the cars, too. These
cars, each and everyone
are in first-class condition
as to appearance, tires and
mechanically. With each
one goes a $40 book of
gasoline tickets. Can you
beat that for bargain-giv-
ing? Come and look them
over.
CHEVROLET
AGO touring 800. $500
FORD CUTDOWN
10 motor .SzoU
LEXINGTON
Touring, 1919 model $1,000
ELCAR
Touring, 1920 model. $3.50
DODGE
Touring, 1919 model. $3.50
ERO
Roadster, 1918 model $3.50
STUDEBAKER
Four-cyl., 1919 model $500
STUDEBAKER
Six-cyl., 1918 model. $3.50
OVERLAND
Touring, model 80. .$400
Terms to Reliable People
CONSOLIDATED
MOTOR co.
OF ALA, INC.
1901 LIST Ave. M. 4515.
FORD RoADsrER--1s1s MODEL. cur
FOR STARTER THIS CAR IS IN PER
Feet SHAPE AND is BARGAIN A.
1926; TERMS. EDWARDS MOTOR co
ana s. 2iST ST. MAIN 1874.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-13

1,0p "a TE-f.adiIiac cut3ovn. practically
new tires; good paint; engine Al; over
size steering wheel; storage battery; ev-
erything first class condition; owner leav-
bring Si65 and drive 1t home. n. w.
Wright, 500 LIST Ave. Woodlawn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-13

The prices and terms Of these
farms and homes have never ceeh
surpassed in the history OF nn-
minxham. The cash payment - 90
small that il you have not me
diffieulty, The monthly payment
Is really less than the usual rental
for homes Of this character. And
Won can get possession within a
week or ten days. II the two
types of houses We have outlined
do not meet your needs or require
ments, see MS about building you
one that does suit you.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-13

STANLHY-Steam car for sale at the price
81 an ordinary automobile. A genuine
bargain for man who wants the best
I'M the motor car line cheap
Maxwell. perfect condition, good tiree;
= pick .up. At the cipre:
STEAM AND GAS AUTO CO.
1o71 Ave-. 2. Main 21s3.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-13

AUTOMOBILES-We bought a carload At
Wholesale, and have more than we
need: will sell at Wholesale price for cash
on easy terms at a bargain; also sec
ond- hand OidsmobHe and Chevrolet. e. e.
Forbes & Soma 1872 Sd Ave. N.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-13

FOR SALE--Ford touring
car, 1920 model; oversize
castings, first-class condi
ton. Phone West End
948-W Sunday. Monday
call Main 1901.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-13
WORKERS


mon who will be capable of man
aging other mon after they have
been taught tho essential Of our
business. We were all born with An
equal amount Of gray matter, there
fore, the hard working man with
the average intelligence may, quail
fly. We arc not looking for mon ex-
perienced In our line, but No prefer
those who have worked their way
up from the bottom to their present
station and find at this time that
there In little or no chance for
further Advancement. Our business
was established in Birmingham s
years ago. We now have 10
branches in 1 states. If you come in
with 10 your character and repu-
tation will have to stand an ex-
tremely close scrutiny. II you an
swer this Just make up your mind
that you are going to burn the
bridges behind you; forget mistakes
and past failures and come IN with
NJ determined to bend every en-
eray you have to the production OF
business and to the mental develop
ment of yourself. We viii tnve0
our time in teaching you this bust
nesa We want men to WORK in
Rirmineham men who know this
distrfct. II you feel that you can't
Quality. pass this on to some one
Won Ibelieve will fill the bill. Ad-
dress Yrs. care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-13
Environ
nent

The people living IN Central Park
ere u the best chase Of eitiaens.
They have splendid schools and
churches right 1t their door. the
women have their literary, social
and eivis clubs. . strong Masonic
lodge has been formal, and there
are various social and civic organ I
nations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-09

You viii find 1t IN our Classi
lod Columns,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-09
|. c. BROWN SEEKS
RELEASE ON WRIT
OF HADEAS CORPUS
Charges Police Entered
Office, Arrested Him
Without a Writ

I. J. Brown. Of Browns Transfer.
who was bound over 10 ihn grand
Jury hy Judge ". W. Mcclellan on
the charge Of resisting an officer.
to-day started hHbeas corpus proceed
lnfs In the distrios court. when be
WAS placed in tho custody ot the
sheriff
Brown II said to have resisted or
ficurs Pat O'Grndy ana Ramon sal
nztr when they attempted to arrest
him ON Tuesday. after they found
what they claimed TO be "a stolen
bicycle ou his premises. Although
Dc Is charged with having had a
deadly weapon ON him al the timo,
evidence brought out that he had
made no attempt to use It.
Ills bond was placed AT $3.50, and
ne refused TO furnish this. In hi,
petition FOR "A writ OF hnbcas corpus
hc alleges that the Officers entered
,his shop without "a warrant and at.
tempted TO take away his goods with
out any process from the court.
The hearing iu the habcas corpu'
vas set by judge NJ. T.. Hickey foi
four o'clock this afternoon. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-09
Get Your s { H Green Stamps ROSENWALD'S Get Your S 8 II. Green Stamps
Woman Preachers
Association to Hold
Meeting in Chicago

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Thc Inter-
national Momnn-Prcachcrs' associa-
ton will meet here sept. 10 for a four
day convention. limited to no de-
nomination Il has members In nearly
every state and "a few from other
countries.
Motherhood and the Ministry" will
DO the theme Of the final general ses-
sion. Three generations Of mother
preachers are represented BY one OF
the associations members, Mrs. Vic
iorin Booth-Ctibborn pomarest OF Chi
caEo she Is a granddaughter Of
General William Booth, founder OF the
Ea walton Army,
Her preaching lineage Is thus traced
nv Miss NJ Madeline Southard. OF
Winfield. Kan, president Vt the
women preachers organization.
Catherine Booth. wife OF General
Routh. Mother Of the Salvation
Army" bore eight children and
preached all her life. Catherine
Hooth-Ciibboru with hcr sister Evan
goiiuc founded tho salvation Army IN
France. preached all her life and 10
the mother Of ten. Her daughter.
Victoria Booth-Clhborn DcmareHt.
has "A Nttio daughter and 10 preach
ting"
Womnns place IN industry. the pro-
f%cssions, civic life and In world civil
zation through mission work win be
discussed az another session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-09
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
STORY NO. 544

Nancy and SICK did not go up to
the Sky again with Air Sprinklc-B BLOW.
What was thu usce The fairyman
told them that after one big cclohra-
lion il The fall. HoWy Thunder and
Jumpy lightning and old Man Flood
usually CrgWlod back into their hous,
ana Wen 20 sleep until spring lie
also SAID that Sizzlv DRY weather
never stuck his nosp out Of doors I'm %
90 iHto the next summer. As Tor Jack
Frost nc assured them that Jack was
uf more help than thoy could imagine
nftor u certain time In the fan. and
tlt1t though hr had escaped and was
hiding sumrw horv In IA" woods. Their,
wac 900 need 10 worry about him amy
NOR
But wondered Nirk. don't you
have tu NAH" snow-sturins''
Yves. sir,' nodded Spriuklc-Hluw
"Hut that's tho only joh ! have just
enough 10 keep my mind Off my irou-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-09
MAGEE LAUNCHES
AN ATTACK UPON
SANTA FE RAILWAY
Charges People are Be
ing Robbed by Discrim-
inatory Freight Rates

carl & Mngcc who was announced
AK the principal speaker at tho meet
ms of the Business Meme ruopcra-
tive association a. the Aiynutdo hoo
tel lust night. declared that NcN
Mexico Ia general aud Albuquerque
~ particular. b. is4rimluuted uEtinti
rs the santa re milrond freight
rates and announced that he hnd
hcrn preparing a. hrrln an uviin
ton in the Morning Journal that
he hoped would result in the cstah'
Ishmcnt of "a rate bureau here that
would save thousands Of dollars "a
the people ~ Do" state.
Mr.. Magcc urged tho Bu-incs.
Mons association To raise "a FUND
Tor employing "a rate expert 10 dlg
into al" rates aud collect specific
Instances 80 tina thu people should
be aroused Ia the necessity Of q per
maueu rat" bureau.
At the conclusion Of his address
q committee consisting OF u. n Han.
ma. Frank Strong Homer ward A
o BarhcChi and Mr. Magcc wns APP
pointed 20 report It's findings aud
recommendations
The association. after m address
%, e. a. Arkcruiau secretary de.
,id.d 60 make q trndo excursion q
the t|.stuuoiu valley ON oct 3 ans
The trip viii De made duriui
M. Torrance county fair at Milltt'
tui the delegation will spend th'
-rrdtcr part of onr day at h fair
business mon Will Dee requested t'
make the trip in their automobile
and il b. hoped to have ut least %
machines uu the trip.
ltcports of officers NJ the assooiu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-09
Woman Saves Sc, 900
From Robber by a
Feat of Legerdemain

WINDSOR. ont. Sopt. N-GcorEo
Allen 90 $4,000 richer today hccauso
Mrs. Allen had tho nerve o. perform
q feat OF lcgcrdemsin with q bandits
pistol pressed against her head.
knco'iug before a safe In her home
af thc robbers command. with "a uisiol
lt her head. Mrs. Allen opencd the
afc aud swept $1,000 into hcr lap.
Then she haudrd the r0bbor $500 with
which hr escaped bon IAN automobile
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-09
Las Vegas Gets
X of p Convention

SANTA re. sept. a-The knights
of Pythlas grand lodge. IN session here
Tor the last two days, elected George
Fleming las Vegas. grand chancellor
and selected Las Vegas Tor tho next
session. j. ". Chapman. Gallup. was
elected vice grand chancellor. James
w. Dean, clayton, grand preiatc; J..
T.. Elder. Albuquerque keeper or rec
ords and senl; j. A. Smiley, Socorro,
grand master OF c%xchouucr. Frank
Shelton. Dawson, grand master at
arms; - L. Mckinney. pcming. grand
Inner guard. q. W. TAYLOR. Madrid.
grand outer guard; NJ. W. Ward. Ros-
well. grand tribune: G. A. Whtted.
Ration, supreme representative.
Canada had about 5000 Forest fires
between April ana September. 1890.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-09
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CARES AND CTtACKERs
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Craekcr The Groco-Tota stock Is always fresh, because w sell
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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-15
Baptist Euzelian Class
Gives Entertainment

The Euzelian Class of the Baptist
Sunday School gave an entertain
ment in the reception room of the
First Baptist Church Thursday night,
December 9Th. The room was beau
tifully decorated in the class colors,
purple and gold. The program for
the evening consisted of games and
music which everyone enjoyed most
heartily.
A delicious salad course was served
Those enjoying the evenings fun
were: Prof. and Mrs. Ratliffe, Mr..
and M}s. Ellington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frayi r.. nd Mrs. Joe Hall, Mr.
and lis. FGaak Pierce, mr.. and Mrs.
Cttis Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Everitt, Mr..
md Mrs I. B. Hays, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Rogers, Mesdames Earl Liggett,
o. w. Afford, Lambright, L. J.
Hawkins, Ella Branning, ,Bass, Boyd,
Frank Cassidy, Gunnell; DR.. Patten,
Messrs. Ben Miller, Emery Talley, E.
/. Smith, Harvey Brent, Emmett Bre-
land, King, Scarborough, Misses Lois
Meyers, Emma Wood, Wessie Easley,
Clara Mae Simmons, lola Middleton,
Ina Mizell, Alleyne Brumfield, Matte
Burkett, Ethel Dunaway.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-12-15
Mayor Sullivan to
Gallo. Of c. Meet

Mayor Sullivan issued the follow
ing letter to the board of directors
of the Chamber of Commerce Just be-
fore leaving for Browns Wells, where
he will remain for a few days. The
letter viii be of interest to every citi-
zen:
Don't want you to~>feel that |
have been in any Uay neglectful Of
the important POSITION that you have
asked me to fill, that is. president Of
the Chamber Of Commerce. Have
been giving the matter a great deal
OF thought and will arrange in some
way for some factory to be located at
Bo2lu5a during the coming year.
when our people we're down here,
was very busy, and since that time I
have not had an opportunity of Civ
ing the matter the necessary atten-
ton. Am going to Browns Wells for
a few days and when l get home, am
going to call a general meeting, at
which time / hope to get all of the
members Of the association together
and make some important plans for
the future.
eff / make a success of the Cham
Der Of Commerce during the year
1922, it is going to be due to your
hearty cooperation, both in a per-
sonal and a financial way"