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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
GEN. STENCER
ACHITAT

Leipzig, Z Iulie. Generalul
Karl Stenger, acuzat de guvernul
francez ca a dat ordin subalterni-
lor sal ca sd omoara pc toti priso-
nierii francezi, a fost achitat de
.tribunalul special.
Maiorul Bruno Crusius, care q
f0st acuzat tot de aceasta crima,
49, a fost condamnat la dol ami in
chisoare 81 la degradare, interzi-
canduise purtarea uniformed ger
name.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
HHL-AMBASADOR
LA BERLIN

WASHINGTON, Z Iulie.-De-
clarandu-se pacea Gu Germania, va
Fl actuala 81 numirea unui amba-
sad0r al Statelor Unite la Berlin.
Gu toata probabilitatea va Fl nu-
NIT David Jayne Hill, un fruntas
republican, care de present Sc afla
in Europa studiind situatia. Hill
e om foarte capabil 81 favoritul lui
Harding, care-i apreciaza calitatile
sale. Harding doreste numirea lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
voLUME xv1.No. 15e.
AdunaTea ceneraIa a Uniunei
Soc. ROnine din America
ZIUA IV-6 JULIE


Sedna Sc deschide Ia dmineata sub presedina
d-ui Augustin Sissea, vce-presedintee Ununei
Sc face apelu nominal 81 cteste procesul verbal al
dnte precedene 81 dupa caeva observaun de care Teo
Serbian Iosf Schopota 81 d. loan Perovci corga caeva
puncte procesul verbal Sc aproba.
Sc la in dscutie ocatatea unde tina adunarea ge-
nerala vitoare.
Delegatul eocetatilor Vulturu din Homestead loan
Musata preodl Cosea socetat Augustina
din ST. Paul.; lie George representanul societat Ulpa
Traana din Erie Pa 81 d. Petru Saracin reprezenantul
socieat "Coroana Romanei" din Yorkvile adunarea
generala in orasee respective.
Dupa mica discute pune la vot 81 orasu Erie, Pa,
intruneste 45 voturi majoritate absolute.
Sc primesc tre scrsori de elcitare in Sc
prosperate Uniune 81 delegation spor pc
chemat so depuna Una din partea soceta "Negu Voda
alta din parea soceati Desteaptate Romano Hora Unire
s trea din partea societat ssSemanatorul Roman
Adunarea generaa decide comisiunea juraor sd de-
ferne preme pentru sOcietae san dstins in mp
hirea datoriilor lor fata de Uniune
Dl loan n Sufana transmite salutu dlu loan Cosma,
fostu presednte al Ununei a-plecat in tara.
Vine in discutie budgetul pc anu viitor
Cere cuv1nt al Valerie Muntean D-sa schmbarea
teuauni az repare fnocurea sstemului Gotta fxa
arata resnftatele trste Gu experientele
san acut coee fxe Arata pc larg greutate carl
lean intampina Gu cotele fxe.
D loan Perovici combate udicios schimbarea ssemuui
actual 81 mepnerea n Araa ca daca pc tmpul infu
ente spaniole ar schmbat meia sstemul Gotta unara
ia repare nici niunea nici societate ar sufert
deri.
Dsa scaderea coe unare la 35 cent? din 10 cent?
pentru fondul de intretnere 81 25c pentru ziar
Dl Nicoae Boeru penru mentnerea sstemului actual
Cee unar fe de so cent? pc luna din Is cent?
pentru fondu de intrenere 81 35 cent? pentru ziar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
A!RlMISTIT!IU ! !! cin'.
4 UVIN RLANDA

y. IONDRA, Z Iulie- Sc asteapta
ca maine, Gu ocazinnes conferintei
intre politicianii Irlandei de sud
81 celei de nord, Sc va face un ar
mistitiu-primul act Official intre
Irlanda 81 Anglia de vreme de Sc
coli. La aceasta conferinta va lua
parte 81 premierul Africei de sud,
generalul Smuts, care-precum s'a
aflat AHA sfatuit pc Lloyd Geor-
ge ca sd primeasca multime de
conditii puse premierului de catre
De Valera.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
TROTSKY IN
INCHISOARE?

Paris, Z Iulie. - A sosit aici un
rapport ca Leon Trotzky, ministrul
de razboiu al Rusiei sovietiste, ar
Fl pus de Lenine in inchisoare in
urma unei declaratii facute Gu
ocaziunea unei sedinte a interna-
tionalei a treia. Aceasta veste
insa ma fost confirmata de nj
cairi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07

D-nnl loan Oprea cere ca Gotta
lunara 81 fie de so cent, 80 cent?
pentru siar 81 20 pentru fondul de
intretinere.
Dl /. Sulea da lamuriri pc larg
de progresele organizstiei 81 cere
mentinerea sistemului de repair
title.
D-nn Nicolae Dragos Sc raliaza
la probunerea d-lui loan Petro-
vici.
D-nui Valerie Munteanu cere
din non schimbarea sistemului.
Dpu| g. +. Pascu atrage aten-
tia sdlnarii 81 mn Sc pot face
rednceri mari Ia institut, dand
mai multe annandnte. Z
Sc fac trei propuneri concrete
una Gu . Gotta llnara de IS cent?
incluzind ii ziarul, alta Gu As
cent ii j treia Gu 50 cent?, 81 s'a
votst Gu maioritate absolute sslma
de IS cent? reducandu-se 10 cent
din Gotta actuala.
Sc voteaxa ssiariile functiona-
rilor II 17ilirnAle.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07

Ajutor 81 Cultur& din America,
consistand din 120 filiale in St.
tele Unite Gu ocaxia deschidsrsi q
16-a sdunarsi generate in osaSul
Alliance, judstul Stark, Statul
Ohio, w trimits simpatia ore
dintA q dsvotamentul lor psntru
tara noastr4 adoptiv& ''Amsrica"
dc care este mfndr&.
I IA D-tr4 ca pFofund respect.
loan II. Serbu, prseedints"
La telegrama aceasta s'a pri-
NIT urmatorul raspuns:
'D-lui loan n. Ssrbu,
prsssdintsls q. 3. +.
'Iubite die:
''Pre9edintele ma rugat q "
multumssc din inimx psntru tsls-
grama d-tr4 gsnsroas1 de ri.
D-sa aprecias4 bun2tatsa d-trk
do Il trimits tslsgrsnaa d fslioi-
tars.
George B. Christian.
''ssorstaxul prssedintelui.
Sc, propnne schimbatea -datei
adunarei generate = Uniunei 81
dnpa mai multe discutiuni "a
|hotarit luna Septembrie asa 60
data se conchida cu sSrbatoarea
h Labor Day" u - muse faca IN
|nditor manifeststiuni, parazi.
Sc propune schimbarea arti-
|coiul Z p1nct Z din Ststutele 70.
|cale ii ~ aprobS Gu najoritste,
u ~ mod dificx in- modul urmStor
Membrii sau menlbrele caFi
|priinese beneficiui indicat AZ An
VII pu1ct 8 din etatutele locale
pierd ori ce drspt de ! mai priani
de u 50. dAr rkmAr
|memhri \. 3. +. n solvindu-g|
|toate sonsps stintsle fat4 de Uma
Ine, pin eoeiststes 4 cars u
a SS q sss sSssa S,A s!l Sg
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
Mellon contra TtbOlift
Carl soldat1Or
Ministrul do finante spune q
legea aceasta ar fngTeuna
Bugetrl.
Bonurile soldatilor ar II o 'inju-
rie" in timpurile actuale
de crix&.

Washington, 6 Iulie. Minis
trul de finante Mellon "a pro,
nuntat All contra rebonificarii
'fostilor soldati in decursm raz-,
boiului.
Actiunea senatului, care pFi-
NIT Gu 46 voturi contra 4 luarea
in discutie a legii bonusurilor, a
fost criticata All de ministrul de
finante Mellon, care in o scrisoa-
re a facut atent senatul despre
urmarile daca acest project ar
deveni lege.
'lEu nu mi-as face datoria
fata de tara 81 char 81 de vete.
raniss scrie Mellon, 'daca
nu as arata consecintele inevita-
bile ale acestei legi. Consecintele
|ei ar fl dezastruoase. Ar implica
noui pericole, noui datorii, urea
rea preturilor 81 criza actuala ar
fl accentuata.
Resultatm ar fl 0 injurie 81
|pierdere pentru intreaga comuni.
tate, lar la urma urmelor 81 vete-
|ranii ar pefde mai multi de cat
ar castiga. Eu nu cred ca aceasta
|ar a recompensarea Il .pentru IN
|Aerviciu care fost facut Gu Gel
mai nobil STINT de datorinta 81 Gu
un sacrificiu care nici cand mar
|putea Fl comparat Gu parale.''
Scrisoarea aceasta, care a. fost
adresata senatorului Frelinghuy-
sen din New Jersey, al carui
oaspe a fost presedintele Har-
ding in Dumineca 81 Lunia tre-
cuta, sc priveste de punctul de
yedere al intregului guvern. Cati-
va senatori au explicat scrisoa-
rea 81 asa ca presedintele Har
ding, daca legea ar fl votata, -
ar uza de dreptul sau de veto.
Publicarea acestei scrisori a
produs 0 impresie adinca asupra
senatorilor din ambele partide,
caci, - dupa cum spune Mellon,
bonurile ar mistui in urma
urmelor o suma de 81, $50, ,OOO. 600.
Multi dintre eli au declarat cd
discutarea proiectului sd fie anna
nat& pentru trei zile cand he va
rella discutia legii tarifelGr. A
ceasta resolutie a fost 81 primita
de senat.
S'a dovedit All ca senatorul
Henry Cabot Lodge din Massa-
chusetts 81 deputatul Frank w.
!Mondell din Wyoming, ambii lea
deri republican,, au fost eri Ia
Casa Alba, unde au discutat Gu
Harding despre rebonificarea SOL
datilor.
Z Inainte de &c s'a publicat scri-
soarea ministrului de finante
Mellon, deputatul Joseph w.
Fordney din Michigan, presedin-
tele comisiei parlamentare pen
tru poduri 81 sosele : dat sprs
ciDculatie petite iscalita de
,fosti soldati, acum deputati sau
senatori, carl Ger de Ii comitetul
pQdurilor u soselelor sprijini.
re legii de recompensare. Intre
Gel carl au isc4lit acessta petite
eu lost y dol membri din Ohio.
deputatul Roy g. Fitzgerald din
Dayton 81 John G. Speaks din
Colnm1bus.
Altii senatori 81 deputati 81
'dst spre circulatie raportul unei
xsxtr1nsasi nny,o = nwo 49,, M,
IA difsrite institute u xpitale
pentru fiisriiirea eslor ~ ~ ~.
ferit defecte mentale oil fixice a
|<lSenlsl rxzboiplni. Din aosstl
tt1fi ,ssri y v refer u ! sats ds
4 IT, 4 4 xes Il ys X
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
NerespeCtarea tratatu|ui della
TTianon
CUVERNUL ROMAN ARE DATORIA SA
SESIZEZE CONSILIUL SUPREM

Dupa informatiile noui pc care
le ayem. Ungaria STA formal 8
divizii Gu $4,000 oameni efectiv 81
ca mai are inca 10000 oameni. sub
arme, jandarmi, graniceri vi po-
little militara.
|. Ungaria Sc reorganizeaza 81 Sc
inarmeaza.
Specialistii militari spun ca
Ungaria Isl reorganneaza in asa
fel armata, ca chemand cele %
contingente sub drSpel, poate sd
0 ridice la 800 mil de oameni.
Dupa cum Sc site, tratatul de
la Trianon, incheiat intre Aliati
| 81 Ungaria, nu-i ingadue sd tina
sub arme decat 10000 de oameni,
.pentru paza interna, pc care, con-
L
ferinta pacei, prevazut-o 81 la
celelalte popoare invinse. Astfel,
Ungaria trecand limita prevazu-
ia, calca tratatul de pace, sub
ochii Aliatilor 81 mai ales in pre-.
zenta representation Romaniei,
Cehoslovaciei 81 Poloniei, aflati
la Budapesta.
Nu este pentru intaia CARA cand
semnalam nesocotirea actului de
la Trianon, - fara ca sd mai a.
mintim de tentativa lui Carol de
| fHabsburg. e Z Z
81 totusi, din partea marilor
Aliati, nu vedem nici masura
pentru realizarea pacei, in Unga-
ria. Asistam de cateva luni de zile
in Q adevarata incordare politica,
nu numai intre Aliati 81 Germania,
dar char intre Anglia 81 Franta,
pentru respectarea tratatului de
la Versailles. Chestiunea Sileziei-
Superioare cauzat schimbari de
guvern, frecusuri intre Lloyd
George 81 BRAND, instituiri de CO.
misiuni interaliate, agitatii in par
lamentele francez 81 britanic. -
81 toate acestea, nu pentru aduce-
rea La indeplinire ,tratatului de
pace GU Germania? Caci in afara
de problema plebiscitului, ceeace
a ridicat Q vie discutie 81 preo>
cupare intinsa in .jurul Sileziei-
Superioare, a fost invazia celor
cateva unitati germane, pc teri
toriul in litigiu. Faptul, ca Ger
mania, contrar. stipulatiunilor ira
tatului de pace, intro buna ri,
STA aruncat trupele teritoriale, in
Silezia- -Superioara, constituit
cea mai grava abatere de La obi
gatlunile luate, - inarmarea 81
folosirea de armare, in chestiu-
nile politice, pc care numai Con
siliul suprem, pe Gale de delibe-
rare, poate sa le rezolve. 81 ches-
tiunea Sileziei ma luat sfirsit !;
intre Franta, Anglia 81 Italia, ur-
meaza un viu schimb de pareri.
De ce atata preocupare numai
de respectarea tratatului de la
Versailles 81 nu 81 de celui de la
TrianOni Tratatul Gu Ungaria,
nu este opera comuna a acelorayi
puterii De unde atata uitare d
executarii lui, nu numai in Con-
siliul suprem, dar pana 81 in presa
Aliatilor, care consacra pagini In
ltregi, Sileziei-Superioarei 81 oare
| COnsiliul suprem, care mostenit
Iconferinta pacei, nu are insarci-
narea de supraveghea Ia execu-
tarea oomplsct1 paceii
Daca rasfoim istoria activitatii
Consiliului suprem, in ours de In
an, avem 50 vedem ca preocupares
lui fost mai multi de executares
pacei in apus 81 ca l. mai toat,
conferitele pc care lea tinnt anu
trecut 81 anul acesta problem,
pacei cu Ungaria, - prsocupa
/ foarte putin. Poste " Il abanda
'nsrea prcblsmslor Y criis \ atalni q
! ssgIsa Y 4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
GERMANS SIGN TRADE
 PACT WITH S0VIETS
By Associated Press

Berlin May S.-Germany has con- cluded a preliminary trade agreement with soviet Russia and the convention became effective on May 6, according to the official text, which has been made public here. The text shows the pact will continue to be operative un- til a commercial treaty Is completed and provisions have been made that either party may terminate the agree ment by giving three months notice.
 The convention states that it is to he binding ebasis for the resumption of trade relations, and to be inte4 pretei in the spirit of a mutual desire to pro- mote prospertous and economic reld- tions between the two countries. It au- thorizes Germany and Russia to ex- change commercial delegations consist ing of a chief and seven principal as- sistants, all of whom will enjoy diplo matic prerogatives and will be given the full consular powers necessary to legalize contracts and facilitate busi- ness.
 Merchant ships of both countries are tc enjoy the customary privileges rela- tive to territorial waters and radio, telegraph and postal communications will be fully resumed
 The commercial delegations are to be pledged not to carry con propaganda unfavorable to their respective govern ments and both countries assume re- sponsibility for the acts of their repre- senta.atives. Aaron Scheinemann signed for the bolshevik government and Gus .tave Behrendt and Baron Von Maltzen for Germany.
 An agreement also has been com pleted for the exchange of prisoners held by either country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
STRANGE BIRDS WERE
 PROBABLY HERRING GULL

Montgomery, May S.-John H. Wallace, Jr., state commissioner of conservation, believes two strange birds found in But Ter and Monroe counties after the storm O. two weeks ago were herring gull from the great lakes, which were picked up by the wind and brought southward.
 One of the birds was found in a field at Oaky Streak, Butler county, and was described to the conservation department by Miss Bessie Stalings, who said 1t was about the size of a goose, colored like q gray goose, had web feet, short legs short neck, head and bill like a crow hut the bill was hooked like hawks It had two cakes sof ice on it's breast feathers.
 Commissioner Wallace informed Miss Stallings the bird evidently was a herring gull from the great lakes, and that the ice was either formed while the bird rested upor one of the lakes of the north or from rain water while it was flying at high altitude.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
'CROP OUTLOOK OVER COUNTRY AS SET E FORIH IN REPORT
By HUGH w. ROBERTS Washington Bureau The Age-Herald
 300 Davidson Building

l Washington, May S.-(Special.) )-The condition of the crops throughout the United States as of the first week of April is thus succinctly and officially set forth by the federal department of agriculture:
 1 Corn--The planting of corn continues in the southern states 'and is becominri more general as far north as the cen tral section of the leading corn grow ing states. Cold. wet soil is delaying planting somewhat in the northern DOT | ton of the central states and is retard- ing the preparation of the soil in the northern states. Good seed is generally plentiful. Considerable replanting is being done in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mis- sissippi and Tennessee.
 Wheat-The condition of winter wheat ranges from fair to very good and growth is generally favorable, aI- though checked somewhat by the recent cold weather. Some complaint of the plant taking on a yellow tine is re- ported from Illinois, Ohio andsTennes- see. reinfestation of green bugs is l reported from some counties of Okla 1 homa
 The seeding of spring wheat is still progressing, although delayed some what by the cold weather in Idaho, Utah and Washington. The vet con- dition of the soil is preventing, further seeding in Wisconsin. Early sown fields are up in Minnesota and South Dakota and good stand and color are | reported
 K Oats--Seeding of oats is nearing com p1etion in the Central States and becom- ing general in the north, although both seeding and growth are being retarded somewhat by cold, wet weather. The early sown crop Is generally recovering from the freeze, although some reseed- ing has been necessary. The condition of the crop in Oklahoma and Texas Is unsatisfactory in some sections and some green bug damage reported. 1 Cotton-The cold, wet weather has delayed planting and germination con- siderably and checked growth. Much replanting is necessary due to early frost damage. Cultivation and chop ping are generally backward Reduc- tions in acreage are reported. Potatoes--Early Irish potatoes are re- covering from frost damage, but the condition is not as favorable as desired Planting continues in the central states and is commencing in the north, but Is | being retarded somewhat by cool. wet weather.
 The growth and planting of sweet potatoes has been delayed by unfavor- able weather and wet soil. Rain is needed in Florida.
 | Fruit in General-The territory in which fruit has been severely damaged l by freezes has increased in size and now embraces portions of the central belt of the United States as far west as the Rocky Mountains. The severe frost of April 24 and 25 probably caused almost a complete failure of l cherries. apricots and peaches in the southern counties of Idaho and dam I aged peaches considerably in Utah. Ere 1 quent rains have been unfavorable for the setting of fruit in Oregon. The 1 berry crop throughout the country has l apparently escaped serious injury, Cherries are being shipped from Cali | fornia.
 Live Stock, Hay and Pastures-Live stock in general are in good condition,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
SCOTTISH RITE REUNION
Bodies to Meet In Meridian During
 the Present Week

Meridian, Miss, May S.-(speciaL)-A three-day reunion of the Scottish Hite bodies will be begun in Meridian at the Scottish Rite cathedral tomorrow morn ing, a large class from many parts oi the state being present to take the de- grees from the fourth to the thirty-sec- ond. Elaborate arrangements have oeen made for the entertainment Of the vis- itors during their stay in the city.
 The Shrine ceremonial of Hamasa tenn ple. which had been announced to be held on May 12, has been postponed un- til May 19. The change was made 10 conform with the itinerary of the iin- perial potentate, Ellis L. Garretson, ol Tacoma, Wash, who, with the party oi distinguished Shriners who are accom- panying him, will be the guests of honor on that occasion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
Bank Robbers Kill Restaurant Keeper
 Who Surprises Then,
By Assoclated Press

independence, La, May S.-D. L. Gaines. proprietor of restaurant here, was almost instantly killed this after noon by a party of seven alleged bank robbers, who, it is said by the police, were attempting to force an entrance to the Bank of Independence when sur prised by the approach of MT. Gaines.
 Five of the alleged robbers, all Mexi- cans. were arrested soon after the shoot ing and are in jail at Magnolia. A g. year-old boy.' said to be a son of one or the men, is being held at Amite Feeling against the men in the Magnolia jail is intense, and it is said they will be taken to New Orleans for safekeeping some- time tonight.
 According to police reports, the seven men were making strenuous efforts to en- ter the bank when MT. Gaines accident ally discovered them. One member of tine party opened fire on the restaurant man and he received wounds from which he Gied soon after
 Posses are tonight searching the swamps around Independence for the two men who escaped and their capture is ex- pected soon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW
By Associated pr.s.

New Orlaens, May S-A very steady undertone was preserved in the cotton market last week, and prices made moderately wide gains, advances com ing about gradually because of the weight of hedge selling which was felt practically all the time The mar ket got it's strength from the easier money situation, reports of further small improvement in business in this country increased hopes of settlement of the British coal strike and more favorable opinion of European politi- cal conditions
 At the highest of the week, prices were 50 to 62 points over the close of the preceding week, with July up to 12SS. The lowest levels were made On the opening session, when the trad ing months were one to five points under the close of the preceding week. In the net results, the active months gained 25 to 52 points, July closing al 12.77c. In the spot department, middling gained 63 points, closing at 11.SS. A year ago, middling closed at 40.25c pound.
 The hedge trading of the week stood out as one of its most prominent fea- lures Over good part of the belt, but more especially in Texas, there was a widespread movement to buy spots and sell futures against the purchase, thus forcing speculative interests to carry the cotton. This operation was effected under the most favorable con ditions, because of the premium on contracts over spots and in many cases hedge sellers preferred the distan, months. This resulted in narrowing difference somewhat between months, and October went to it's highest on Tuesday while July did not reach its highest until Friday. At it's highest, October traded at 13.74c a pound ana on the same day middlng was I1.63c. This was premium of over cents a pound. and was attracted the sellers.
 The reduction of federal reserve re- discount rates over the country and in this district, where the rate was low cred from z to per cent, was regard ed as development of the highest im- portance. because in the estimation of most traders it signified that the fi- nancial troubles of the cotton trade had been passed
 The weather of the week was unfa- vorable in the main, because of too low temperatures, and there were many complaints of slow germlnation, poor growth of plants and of the necessity Of replanting.
 At the end of the week temperatures were higher, with prospects that the new week would bring more favorable weather with it. Should this be th$ case, selling for short account would be encouraged, but weekend market circulars pointed out that it would be difficult to bring about depressions this coming week should political, fi- na ncial and labor news continue to improve At the end of last week it was claimed by English cable mes> sages that the chances were good for settling by arbitration the British coal strike this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
LOTHIAN HIGH SCHOOL
 ORCHESTRA RAISES MONEY

Dothan, May Special. )-The Dothan High School orchestra went to Blakely, Ga, Friday night and rendered an entertainment in the high school building of that place. The proceeds some $50, went to the orchestra.
 Following are the young musicians who made the trip: Max Jones, cornet Roy Driggers, cornet, Frank Cook, cor net; G. T. Cooper, cornet; Mary Lou Bell. violin; Ludlow Hallman. violin Lula Gaines, violin; Iv Hall. violin; Phi Wyatt, violin; Gilbert Wyatt, drums Christine Harris, xlyophone. and Mil. dred Adair pianist. Miss Mildred Man ming, manager of the orchestra, also accompanied them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
BOY SCOUTS DOING
 BIG THINGS FOR CITY

Andalusia, May Especial. )-The Boy Scouts of Andalusia will present a public playground to the city in the very near future. J. D. Henderson has graciously given the use of his vacant property on East Three Notch for this purpose and 1t will make an ideal spot. The Scouts are at work putting the grounds in shape and they will build swings. rustic seats, etc., and generally prepare the place for playground usage. On the rear of the grounds they will have their own "balliwack." which will be closed to trespassers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
Elect Class Officers

Andalusia, May S.-(Special.) )-The Methodist young ladies' class has elect ed the following officers: Miss Wilmer Baisden, president; Miss Ethel Sanders, vice president; Miss Eloise Jones, sec retary; Miss Bertha Phillips, treasurer; Miss Virginia Milligan, chairman of social department. There are 20 young ladies enrolled in this class and James Bonner is the teacher.