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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
NO FORElG COIN
IN MEMO EXCEPT
AFRICAN GOLD

Laredo. TosN funr - p-xiuniur
tomorrow = Ennu~,'aI dsrrss for
hiSdinE tho ust aT-lf1rrisr money
80 . conrs~tifG Hsd ~ ir Mexico
with the sinsi~ rsrpt an n American n
rcid will h- -'if rssrrsd N~,i-
zen officials II Nn-Fn Laredo. an
uourr.d today
Americans ce-Tirr A--sf-sr roir
trio Mexico ~ sr~ni ~ svrhsrE.
I. ,h.ro for Nri-s- -n4rsy t wns
sv's. as all sought ~ he ~N-
-~r-ed from tr ruHtrr sfU b, con-
sfrcs,rd
vhe decree rrnfahi, --o-s a
hardship on ~ h7rfrs ~ A. present
american curry silver Al cold,
form praciicaf f1s uriy rArtis,irs Z
medium In Si1 ta-rf1
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
ARMY REDUCTION BILL
SIGNED BY PRESIDENT

Washington. June - President
Harding today signed IN. army appro.
priation bill directing reduction oi
tho regular army to ono hundred and
nifty thousand men by october I
Al tho same time the president sd
vis.d congress that In hiH opinion
further legislation might h- required
10 relieve, the government OF the en-
hsrrsssrsnt of violating its obligations
to enlisted men whose discharge the
REDUCTION VIII make nnrrnanrN.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
PROFESSOR PRODUCES
PATRIOTIC CORN

chicago. June 9n.-Aftsr three
. years of experiment. Prof. Viii
= liam l. Woodburn of Northv-s-
tern university. has produced =
= rod. whit. and blu. corn. The
patriotic coiored corn, showing
= banded red. whit, ard blue
, grains. vas prodyccd by crossing
= red and white ears to make blu. I
> ears and then grsftinx tn. thre"
> varieties.
, Professor vtoodhurr ssrrts y
: h. will soon b. shie to perfect 4
: his corn so that the rows NJ
, kernels will show solid bars OF
red. white and blue. 4
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
STATE LAW PROHIBITS
FORTUNE TELLING

Denver. iurs so.-A .,s'~ lav pro
hihitinr fortune telling. palm reading.
roo,hsayinx or forecastinS destiny in
any manner becomes effective ,omor-
row. Tho law was enacted by tho
Colorado legislature early ,hi. spr'ns
Denver police zaid today there we're
shou, 100 fortune tail.rs IN this city.
All Of them. they said. arc ,o he driven
out " they do no, voluntarily ces-s
operations by midnight tonight
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
rnou, p,arcrops ~.wvp

Washington. June - Now srpoi-'-
-n-n,, ~ prohibi,ior directors we're
mad, today hy tho bureau of Internal
revenue s- follows David ". Morrir.
Texa-. succeeding clifford y. Bsckham
=, Austin. L. : Rnh"r. Nebraska.
-irc.rsinS isrnos n Haniey. At oura
ha. Arthur \ Stone. North nHkob.
succeeding W. n. Lynch at LamourH.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
NJ ruow es,ts

Canton. China. June So.-Trcors Of
the South China republic have re'sken
the city Of WI Chow. about TOO miles
west Of this city. which was occupied
by .se forces Of kvanrsi province
when hostilitiss began between Evans-
ri and kwanz Tuns recently. The loss
Of this city by tho kvsnEsi troops cuts
them cff from the see.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
MEXICAN INDICTED
FOR 70 YEAR CRIME

TERRA Amarillo. y. NJ. Jun, so-rh-
Flo Arrihscs county grand jury today
indicted Fscunao Lobsto on the charge
of murder as tho result OF tho death
Of his sweetheart twenty years ago.
tobato vss not arrested until loe7
than year ago. when he was caught
In Salt take city, Utah. aud brought
here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
CARNEGlE'S ESTATE
MORE THAN S22,O ,O00, 600

Ns-; York. June so.-rhe st,te con
'rolis e cffics today appraised the es-
tate ~ Andrew Carnegie at s15.ass.oii
gross and i7,.isi.oii net The princi-
rsi items are securities valued az
;i7sl- rss
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
Will .ral vlrer

Washington. Tune so.-Th. shipping
hoard has decided to dispose Of the
government feet Of ns1 wooden ships
" was stated today at the ONCE Of
Ch-ir,5an Lssker. Bids ON the YES
seis. most Of which ar. tied M in
the James River near Newport News,
Va. viii he invited and opened on July
-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
NrM NonN corrnN

rev YORK. June 50 5o-Co'ion futures
closed steady july. Sii is october
si2t5 December. Siss7 january,
sir s3l January. sic.T5. Mach ;iso'
Cotton closed steady o. ne, de
cline n y ~ - POINTS SPOT nuiei.
tits
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01

ocor .Inh.A N rag. Tso,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
Weather

Generally fair west, partly
cloudy east portion, possibly
occasional light thunder
storms Friday afternoon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22
/ omorrom Is Last
Day of Extra Vote
Offer in Contest

Quite contrary TO the predictions
sot the mere settled folks in this sec
iioa. the interest that should be by
this time abating IN the News huge
eilcalatiais campaign, is growing
stronger. as each day that passes cuts
INTO The lie OF the hast extra votes.
TOMORROW rs the last cay OF the Club
OileT. which Is the last offer to be al
lowed Al the present time each sub
scriptaoa that candidate collects ay-
erages her more than double the
amount OF votes than on the regular
vote schedule. but tomorrow night
viii bring the close of this liberal OF
Ter and then the only votes that one
[ can receive on each subscription will
/ be the ones that so with the regular
schedule These votes that are given
i FREE mean more TO the live candi-
date that most people think. and the
candidates that realize the Importance
/ or this of.er and does her best 10 Sc
cure as many OF The Clubs as she can
before Wednesday night, VIII go a
long way toward the winning az the
rrst grand prize.
Just think Miss Club Member what
II viii mean TO you TO be the winner
4
this section OF the state is by this
time weh acquainted with the cam
paign and as progress. If YOU should
De the ginneF your name viii be the
most talked Of in the territory where
we are operating. Every one VIII envy
you the ownership Of this beautiful
car and many viii be saying, Gee
IL wish thai ] would have entered Il
win that car
Only Four More DAYS Of Campaign
-Four DAYS i 4 mighty short time
when vau stop 10 think about il and
that i JUss the remaining time unit
the greatest campaign of its kind thai
has ever been conducted IN this sec
ton Mil close On next Saturday nigh
Al : O'clock the chairman Of ths
judges committee vii announce thaf
! the campaign Is officially closed ans
then VIII proceed u count the votes
After this has been done he vii
. award the prizes Just think fou
DAYS more and then maybe yau vii
, De riding around il Your own beauti
! ful car One that you can truthful,
: say is yours. The last four DAYS O
! the campaign YOU should make veu
best DAYS. every minute il these DAY
should bring its fun quota OF vote
80 that when the Judges start to coun
their votes they viii md TO your CIT
iii a fan measure Of votes.
The most important time new
7 between now and tomorrow night
you are intending TO be driving hi
handsome car on next Saturday nigh
j, see Il il that vaa do not fall dow
! now los Shs Is the time To work sa
! work h.sfU Each minute of this r
4 manning day Of extra votes should sc
y YOU ight out into the held doing yol
n level best a. secure votes. Quite Co
!. tfar} u public thought the TOWN h
\ rot aesa As we'll worked as il cou
is There are hundreds OF sUbscvi
a. lions right here in Daytona that @
n be secured ii the candidates Won
4. Z only trv Is Gnd them. Aggressiyene
e- j now the main watChwerd. anyoi
Il With plenty OF vitality viii Go mo
is than they think possible Tor wh'
in they realize that an tomorrow : wa
the entire story hangs, YOU can !
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22
I Fears Division of
r Co. With Daytono as
unity Seat of New Countu

sae feeling TO be kept eyer alive ha.a
that any expenditure of mansy hx ~
county in aid of a state slenarts,,s.,
project VIII be but that much none
thrown 10 the four winds hv 49,
neither the county Or the s,a,a = -
be benefited. ~
r.agier county is pretty well aware
- Tue Aght mat has and is being made
y oensr sections TO wean the State
I.0aa department over to the route of
ne eastern road. and she is also aware
that nlgn Official of that department
nAs SAID that the eastern route is
the one that undoubtedly will even
saAsts De decided upon She is also
~ arr tAat there Is movement on
loot 70 distribute Flagler county ter
f1tefS among the adiofning countias.
sae creation or new county around
hastings and SO cutting up Fgagler
As 10 take IN Dsytona and the making
q snat city the seat of government.
/ thus eliminating Bunnell as county
seat and ooyiating the necessity OF
routing the road through this place in
order 70 coaform with the require
meats OF the federal aid act.
That such plan can be carrie
through Is possible. but il is highly
improbable. Fiagler county is Jusi
beginning TO Junction as a county. and
Ont OF rather chaotic condition
order Is. being brought. Our citizens
have not been unit. TO be sure. bui
there never was y house that did moi
have is little internal troubles anC
disputes Flaglsarss house is no ex
eentien u tae rule. But when threat
enas from without her internal differ
snces are hksis II be forgotten and
hsr cifxeus viii be unit on the mat
Ter Of hel1iag - that which We haV,
and b. every right mean to maintain
FfasseF county is indebted 10 th'
STATE Road department for repairs l,
the present Dixie Highway al tim
mhen such repaiFs we're simply on
81 the question Tor the county TO max
and Ter that We are very grateful N
deed. AID are willing 10 go as TAR a
- who goes farihest in doing all tha
~ can 10 assist the State Road dc
nartment bat we DO not appreciate
tne has6iag 0f the axe over our head
ii an effort 10 make Flagier count
90 that which she should not be r.
aU.Fesi 10 40.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22
FLA. LEAGUE or WOMEN
VOTERS TO ORGANIZE


JACKSONVILLE, Mar Club
women and others interested from ali
parts OF the state win meet here Mar
Il and April !. fer the purpose OF or
sauiZiBE the Florida League os We
men Voters The can for The meeting
was issued by Mrs J + Saliey. OF
Aiken s =. third regional director
OF the National League OF Women
Voters. and Mrs J 4 Co-het .Of Jack
Sonvills. appointed 70 perfect local ar
rangementS.
Plans Of the leaders call for ofgant
zatiOn Of the state league the day pre-
cedi1E the State Social Service Com
ference, which viii heh ED here Apri
Is with the expectation that this will
insure an unusually large attendanc7
as many OF the women interested III
social service work were leaders "a
the suffrage movement
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22

sure that they viii DO their best For
the work done between now and to-
morrow is the deciding figure in this
race After tomorrow there VIII be no
extra votes and they are the ones that
count up. Make hav while the sun
shines and get Your share o. these
extra clubs Get busy Miss Candidate
and do your best and when everything
is. eyer your reward viii he more ihan
Agprfl shs ef1afs Van sA.8y,s5 * !. ftg;sssi
Rcsa nlhfr. the C5cb Is sc-.4 $
morrow and the C.anpal : e-
usday night. Watch the ~ r
nam = "a tn Juas s..aa
Jules These are more than important
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22
POLICE SHOOTS AT CAT;
HITS A WINDOW, ROW
Tine Associated pressl

JACKSONVILLE. Mar % Many
members OF the Jacksonville police
department are expert pistol shots,
but one patrolman has lost his keen
eye and now the city council as =
consequence is considering whether
il shall pay for the replacement OF q
window which citizen declares was
worth *. One of JackSonville's finest
wes summoned several nights ago TO
kill 4 stray cat Kitty waited patient
" 1oT the arrival Of the officer. con
tinaed to wipe its face with one paw
and never batted an eye while the
mInien OF the law took careful aim
There was loud report. . crash 81
. failing glass across the street ard q
streak OF white as the cat threw his
gears into high and skiaded ever the
ton o. the fence. The bullet had miss
ed the cat and smashed the window
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22
s.coo ACRES IN SUGAR
CANE ~ MONROE COUNTY
I'm. Assccizsed PreSs1

FORT MYERS. Mar - Develop
lsent ST ths tract nf 5,0ea acres III
she norshera edge q Monroe county.
about II mites below ChokolaSkee. by
thu Tain II ReareFies company which
Aas announced Is intention Of estab-
sfsainx snxar cane plantation and
eaasf Facsinx q sugar refinery. has be
z44 according - reports reserved
here
Interested persons declare the con
eera Ass uo eaa assctaa with the Penn
seaaia sugar nehneries company
whsea Is developing plantations be
teeea tis Everglades and the k.as'
csasf sad which has obtained options
SIS sasefsl tracts OF muck land ~
sau~ les e0uatF
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22

Daytona Beach. Mar -
Editor Daily News
A correct understanding OF cur de
cent and What occupation IS more in
terest ,ng than any ether fainss. that
the fundamental low OF United States
has established correctly We there
fore being and Is now enjoyed. buj
We fulis realize that all of Us have
the right &c voice with their Own opin
ion as 70 public interest because those
of the social unrest
That under the visible tact of the
United States constitution we the
men and women shall 10 acs as indie
pendent person from now on. very
well every men and women Who real
" loves America viii act ana speak
in the true spirit OF naturally. there
viii lie a peaceful end. but Al many
instances we are easy to excite With
hostile opinions. Wherenpoa mostly
such a excited difficulty Is deeply in
teveSfed questions ST logical conse-
aRence 10 deal with their social dis
Eiac1iOn naturally that IN which Is
most essential service 70 the public
welfare
3iy Thought is. al America. and the
4.nt-A
ABLY against suoral perception NAV De
INV aIthy OF speculation, however IN
nay thought and ms heart n honesty
{ u speak cat what is in my mind
- having the qualities EFF men-
kind We are emitted and right Of Ia
& telferenre ii ii Is honest intention =
the public welfare. aave We ever
thought Of such Unnlsiaka bic and IN
avoidah}e reasoning that TIE women
have exactly the same right and dugy
n quality as electors and become can
djiage far c1iva so we are du5v salts
ned and snaakf3l hHt s.e aI have
duty 20 nay the poll tax before thz
election sed the women must have
fha same obligation fer tne return al
'hajr equal night a.. II Is right ana
cuty IS always should to campiica.e. Z.
spite ol that wa he'ter be careful al
the poll
THOMAS 0YASTN
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22

81 Sat the State Road !
1 Hp1faS = Withdraw /
frBas- F',3 xIer county.
Ixnn thai the State
{ has 20 funds with
e tAe work. accord.
q Tflbune. which dis
lefes 81 the situation
reads
fzse recorsls 81 the
<el kDM missioner OF
- estimates OF cost
- -. 81 this section on
s sAn away aad afar ia
- weTk performed BIZ
- ~ cnntra tors. and
- rs rsunfg has held
taa state Road de-
IS klne definite uzder-
80 Nr0 snas : arrive Il.
- srs1a has insisted.
- i Informed. thag
- ant he made BY the
s as negot ations sook.
- u eusts. past. present
a made.
~ zrE
] Il ui'fing Is meet wIth
1arss wnt ara arrive At an
~ rssaa department
1 frt Sfaifrske after
so lbs Stale depart
q fasTriis4ne l. informed.
} ~ - been ana sian are
A.. aa - the rate Of
J 81 a. sl aerS Of the
zs s4szaieners aver
- e done hv
! - / IS asesaxa az s. -
- sa sFk 81 ! sim
"a ntrat ed ~
- Hsx eaAst
- Sc aaty IS e0x xsf
/ MaA au at 81 "a -
4 And as the flsr.
a. 81 - fAiaw The
/ IS sh2 &a Aasa de.
- prs s AL tbs
= ~ rs ssa sae gra p
y S a ~ miles q:
- - It's
) ssa h per Gems
! ~ Ga M ahia 81
~ Is ~ sn prevails
81 Ae state where
M has 90 81 smiias
- ~ u SOM
M ~ ~ Whas fhs
<z< IS tF ~ A. S. q
~ s ~
y Sc Is &NA ~ a. POS
ansAe Is
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22
TAMPA MERCHANTS FoR
cuRFEW LAW THERE

TAdPA Mar, 22-The Tampa Mer
chants Association Is sponsor OF a
movement % request the city COM
missioRers here 10 enact a cgrfew law
which would keep boys under II years
OF age ca the streets after 9 o'clock
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22

at night Judge Petteway Of tbs Juve-
s0ciztion. declared nine-te8ths Of the
misdenleanors committed By boys oe-
cur al night and that most of them
take place between midnight and day
break
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22

If yoa want iob-try a classified
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22

smoke Sentilla cigars.
$50 II 2at
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22

.RicYcl rs. s4o.oe. DUNN BROS.
7l2-S-9e-tf,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22
COMMUNICATIONS

paytona Beach. Mar, .,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22

THOMAS oYAAIA
New Britain herald., 1921-11-30
Plans Completed for Show
Which viii Open in Tur-
ner Hall Tomorrow Morn
ing.


All &c in re,direes for ,t,e ,-......-
of the first annual ro,Iltrv srar, ,'', ~,
the New Rrttain ponItr,. a..a,.t,.t,.' W
Ia he held nj Trrner 1ali a, , ,,.,','
street for three DAYS hartnntn, TO-
norrou, Thfg is no erot .,.1.
show of This kind ~ be b.Ia ~, W..
Britain and II is fine ro,a ~ tha a..
ISOLATION that tho Ior7i rcarfl ,'i1}
patronize tbe affair
pren,rino. far >to,t,,.
The officers and ,.o,,,,,,ttt-l.. 80 4, .
organization have hacp bard a., ,,....I.
for the mast several mantle il, 49,.
ration for This mis-, sbou. 1,r,.,. i'' :,
Thomson Is sunerirtcrdent - I'
show. He has SHARED No o,,ano.,. ~,
working ia make thtg ora,,i,,r, 80 80
one of the hest ever hoId in "a. 49,.
of the country. Residents from l,,5s-
tol Southirpton 12arrin r,1at.,,,
and other raarbv tov.rs as Won
New Britain neonIe have e,t,.iog ~.
the show and large croude arc a.,
pected from the suburban tou.ne
paa,..a ,,.,.u.
>'''''''' 'o''"S'
me nan On Afch street was open
an Jay Iouay TO receive EXHIBITS and
w. po 'P' ~, u''lt oc!oek lomorro"
I,ioi mug I9 SNOW VIII De open to
lHe puDiio a. ON CLOCK IN the
.iioi i'iA5 uIllil ~ cIock IN me eve
nnls' 'uuseS known lor lhelr lnteg-
Ilty ana aoitty nave beeh selected and
WI 4'o' sNiiiDi' III Grasses lhey are to
Juase anu lHelr decisions VIII be final
~ az 0a9eS ne Judging Will COM
l,leioe a. eIoch ol the opening
uas anu eHpecI 10 compete the work
san Joy
49,, Nv oiiuo can De removed until
oloon - Tug evening OF the closing
uas " e4ie oIio"' ms RUE VIII be |
s.iio'is a"Ilereu 10 ny the ASSOCIATION.
nc JuuseS WIZ report thelf hndlngS
~ 'iie seoi e'aiS ana aS soon as pos
'iole ilpoohs VI SUCKERS VIII be placed
81 ,oop U.s. ueloIIhs prizes
=" al ueN'
iiAee " he "1'eh.
~ a9soo "a 'ioii has arranged an at
ta0li.e liaV u pti1ea "Hich mas drawn
'lie a''eii'ioil u the local poultry
'nsn'
regular prizes Tor each single class
" poul'ry. FlrSt' p,ue RIBBON $500;
'e'oiiu, feu iiopon Sl'oV' 1hlrd, vel
~" iippoh' lourth' green flpbon;
NTH White flopoh'
iazes on pens flrst, olue ribbon
ana s4'oo' second, red RIBBON and 81;
1nlro' Sello" ripnon; fourth green
ripDon' nun, Whlte ribbon
mere must DE more imam three en-
. IN a class or hrst money with
heiu' pu1 l'i0I rlppon ana second
,AoiA0S p"iu' wv III uo All CLASS, I'D l
pohs only
III Competing LOT dlspIay nrst prize
.oui,'s pa poii!'o' 9ecohu' lour points,
I'M tiiieo poiii''' IourVh' TWO points,
~ VI ono point
siia 0ouiI' ooupi0' foihtS multi
~ ~ i'unlDoi VI plloS IN each
lass lass toi eNailp pc ISL cockerel IN
oleos VI ten "ouiu De oo points. In
.a'e VI .io' nto'' pollil' won on males ;
~ cunt lheh IN case Oh lie most
po1, ~, oii oocAefeis. ;
ihere ihuSt DE TWO lull displays IN
aon o,asa ~ aooooiatloh olSpiay spe- +
eta1o "a 80 VIII Iot De palu'
pa ii.aiii' iIntrs lee on bantams E
u " oon'e pei piiu, rils' Prize 81 pIue T.
.Doi' ss., ~ ool'S lloooi' thlrd' t
touf.h' Ai'l' flppollS' classes 10 be
niieu saiile a' poultry, =
al" 1ii'is Lee sdlle G
49, polsls r r
: VI NeS '-i1'''y lee Same as poul- e
IA, ~ Il
-, Io0 -oc' fliHeS'
' pshs,, o''''. f
New Britain herald., 1921-11-30
NEW BRITAIN POULTRY ASSOCIATION
WILL HOLD FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBIT

.n.
r,rt ~ r.l a' 4'aI'"f' He" i'fIf1ln
OF hen chow ON nub pullft For mira
800. ',g can "l 'oDum pla" dlI1l'cf-
l...r..- vi ', ,I '"'NsF'I one can OF
E..S, '' ,''''"'' Ill.,
90 ~. g.. wv 'N97"' L'lL'H "oh"leS
49,, .,,....',. a. ..''l.'H' mira meg! one
..,,. rtt ''l.' ~ ''.'rN'" ION hein-
,..,.,,. II.,.t "'.'' "il9 ga" 9l"Ft'-
49,, 'i",'''i''
,.ut,- 60 'e9'' ''l'"" ""-
ba,, a,,a -,.. ,.,'.., ,''',''''' lI''I'
,r1t,1 (,l.r'- '''.' ''<'' !, '' LOUISE la7i''
T.r. '"' ""N i'o"P wv
t.'I,..-,.-
,,.ts. sa." ,''' AS association 40
~ ltn.- -.. ~ '',@' ol7p''S, J1iIl'3
nra 49,. .'''','t'a D. '"' "1Sl P',l!
,,I,,.r,,,.,- 1-. T."
H.. 49,, ,.., 'I' i'"''" p"l-
et-,,.t,,..',.,,i WI, "''' f''h',Eg
.h,,. ~ i-'' Wv. '''.'' j. VT ','lF"
rraa,,,o,. y, ''1.'' ~. '''l' I7E
. z,,,,. H. ''N'.' 4on"l'a on"
,,,afa '''l'''> '"'''''I'' JOY LEST
,,rt.t.- ,,,.....,...
,a,ll 90 ~ ,.'',' ,>Sao'Ia'loI' 40
ya,,,,,, II.,.., l'' '''.Sl ''I'PIaE' t" 81
ro,,, 80 ''' i'"l'E '"'l"''S one
Xxx, an ''I "''1 ieiIa'o. + or
,.,lt,. r1,,,. ""9 p"Gh@se 7l"Ite-
Gl''l'S l"I'l "lFI PuII'l
rh-,a.l 20 ,',' 9'"' 'V'"Il y NllIeheH
N',oI'in i,N'IDIS'
W. y',i'Dl'Il " Sallao''eS -- Assocla-
r,o' uo"a les @-'oo loF pest display
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Partridge Wyandottcs - Association
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-22
COUNTY TEACHERS
 IN ANNUAL SESSION
J. A. Harper of LeWisburg Is Chosen President-Lunch-
 con Served

J. A Harper, principal of the Lewis burg school. was elected president of the Jefferson County Teachers asso- citation at the final meeting yesterday morning at the First Methodist church.
 Other officials elected were: J. A. Davis. principal of the Oak Grove High school, vice presidents Mss AL bcrta Gore, principal at Irondale, sec retary, and Miss V. S. Elliott, primary teacher at the Irondafe scnool, sreas- urer.
 An interesting pro gramme was rem dered and short talks were made on the Alabama Educational association by Mrs. E. B. Erwin. Miss Beryl Rog- CTS. Mrs. N. l.. Bagley and Mrs. " & Elliott
 At the conclusion of this meeting the teachers council adjourned to the Civic Association cafe, where a lunch cor was served. Covers were laid for 65 In addition to the teachers, the members of the board of education Dr. N. R. Baker county superinten- dent of education, and his assistants were guests of the organization. Prior to the luncheon. short session was held. with Mrs. V. g. Elliott presiding Miss Mary Griggs was toastmistress
 An Interesting programme was rem dered, including number of original tcests and responses given by teachers and heads of departments,
 This was the closing feature of the teachers council" said Miss Mary Griggs, and was very interesting for that reason. It is seldom that we ever have a social gathering, and this came as a finale for our years work"