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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

Washington. Aus. Upon President
HArdinE's return from his vacation SEN
ate Republican leaders are TO take UP
the question OF railroad legislation with
the executive. Whether administration
bill for funding about $500. 900 Of
carriers debts by the War Finance COR
poratior shall he pressed imnediately
or deferred until after the proposed
senate vacation reoees Is 10 be deter
mined
Some doubt regarding the PRESIDENTS
wishes. At the recent White House
dinner to Republican senators the
president was said 10 hav. agreed to
the delaying the railroad bill over the
recess period Planned. When m. pres
ident talked ater with house Aepubll-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
AMBASSADOR
HARVEY LOOMS
IN INF PORTANCE
WILL ATTEND FIVE
POWERS CONFERENCE
Attitude of American Govern.
ment on Pending Problems
Not Yet Known

rariS. Aug. 7.--Ambassa dor Harvey
because h" represents the United
States. IS tho rOnsl carefully Studi ID
personality or al those who have
come 10 Paris to take par in the 1vc
powers conference beginning tomorrow
The three prime ministers ~ France
Great Britain and italy. respectively.
VI. BRAND. Mr. LlHyd George and Signor
Bonomi. are known here. their govern
m"ntS have already rIken rfe.r posi-
unns OF the partition ~ upper Siiesla,
she principal question hrrore the su-
prcme council. Each r"pr"acnts VOL
defined policies on the other disturbing
problems such as Greece and Turkey
awaiting solution
The attitude Cf Washington, however
is not known. Ambassador Harvey. al
though he taxes his seat AT the, table
ostcnsrblv merely aS an observer. Is
looked up", bv each party Ia the veri-
Gus controversies az potential ally
and ~ one VIII" may hav" tho deciding
voice as arbitrator or friend IL the
council divides into factions
II IS generally hoped that the Amtri-
can ambassador bears Instructions Il"
hc NOR" than n reporter ~ the con
SreS>: that hc will. as occasion arises
hav constructive suggestions TO Offer.
However. in has official ca Us today ne
- undCrSt"'C TO 'savc given no Iuttma.
non "r any instructions beyond those
"f an impasSivc and benevolent witNrsS
Raron Nayashi. the Japanesc amhaS.
Sador, - 'N3ccted "a te imraSsiNr and
enismatlC. bur his vote is resa rdad as
uniformly favorable 20 Great Britain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
AUDIENCE IN
TEARS WHEN
CARUSO SINGS
Memorial Services for the
Great Tenor Held in New
York and Chicago

New York. Aug. The voice Of En-
rico Carusc. reproduced on 4 phono-
graz Hh record. moved a large assembly
OF his friends TO tears today when they
gathered in the Metropolitan Opera
house to pay tribute TO the great tenor
who diel last week.
Orera singers. musicians. profession
al men and patrons OF music. mingled
with stage hands. laborers and gallery
gods" at the memorial serTces. A
large portrait Of the tenor, draped In
American and Italian flags, occupied
a nspicuous place. and beneath II
were several floral wre;th.. frum dtree-
tors and members OF the Metropolitan
Opera company. stage tan's and others.
ur. Antonio Stella, Caru-o's personal
physician. presided
Chicago. Aug. 7.-SeNoral thousand
music lovers today y; IL tilbute to the
memory OF Enr!co Caru>", tAxinI part
in 4 prog ~ AZ Ray .ni" Fark.
"Caruso Is not dead" declared J.
Hamilton Lewis. former United States
senator, who delivered the msmonal
address, He whose v"ire echoes IN
the hearts ~ ALL and j. G"stined to re-
sound in glory through mo ages. can
never die, Caruso lives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
MILITARY AVIATOR KILLED IN
PARACHUTE JUMP FROM PLANE

Chicago. Aug. 7.--Patrick Love,
a sergeant in the United States
aviation corps stationed al Cha
mute field. Ranroul. Illinois. was
killed today while making a para.
chute jump from an airplane be-
fore thousands OF spectators at
the Pageant Of Progress.
Love had taken the place Of
Lieutenant G. A. Shoemaker, who
Is Ill
The parachute opened properly
but was caught in the wind and
driven against one of the towers
OF the Municipal pier Love was
Knocked from the harness and fell
10 balcony at the foot Of the
tower. He died while being taken
10 hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Archbishop Will Take
The Oath Of ANGgjdnC

E-rSha-s Australia huE A-Cl'
NrShOr NarrIN "hN has 'ns' -.:"rrt'
.s Nn-'-al.d '-or' -run! -" vorF
,-'p dung Which h" atte1'ptrI - NlST
and - Sa" 80; c"-'-t'i"A :" 81" sd
mas expressed rr& Willingness - TAX
he oath II allegiance - no s'uE.
(Archb,ShoH Mamma. Nn"r ht arrives
- Queensland ia2' Sunday WAS permit
'ed 70 lard without hinG"rarc". although
:. has er"n reported Hy a rows aSe1"'
dssra r.'r from Melbourne that there va
v.-orE beNrf thai m" Australian GOV
e-nnArt Intended 70 -rou'-"- n" vrelai
80 ,ak. ,ho oath N aIlex Actin,
r-r-,r- COOS wa quote 4" havtrl
-ard hcvr,~- that the Austria. .iaH rrN
o--rrr, mas - .td"d not ia .nr"rter
With rrA Ar, hhSh"?l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
GREAT QUANTITIES OF
FOOD FOR RUSSIANS

Reval Fs.ch on!TG July 35.-The ship
leads ~ focdstufTs which. during the
rnEt month. have been arriving almost
daily At the port Of Petrograd. arc 70
be used almost exclusively for the
workman of PetroErad and Moscow. says
a dispatch from the Rosta agency. tho
official Bolsh avtk telegraph bureau
The shipments that have either Ar
1~od their way. total. accord
ing to Resta. a0n0 roods Of wheat -four.
1900. ono pools ~ wheat. 100000 FOODS
of heanS 100000 peods Of rtce and peas
.oh. Don roods ~ herrinSH zoo. 900
roods ~ fats and con siderable quanti-
,ies ~ meats sugar and other nec~s-
sar,es "a pcod Is thIrty-siI pounda)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
SCHOONER ON FIRE.;
CREW IS RESCUED

Ecw To-k. Aug THE Ameri ca n
schooner Cecilia Cohen was reported to-
day on rro and in = SINKING condition
about sixty miles on Cape RatterAs. A
radio message to tho naval communic.-
tion servi"" here said the crew had been
rescued by N" steamer West Keene, on
her way to New York.
The Cecilia Cohen was vessel Of
1.ln0 gross tons. bull: in 1920 at Bath.
Maine She was recently reported As
ha V1nR gone ashore on a reef OF the
Florida coast on a voyage from Tampa,
Florida.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Would Stop Production
Of Munitions Of War

Berre. Aug. 1.-The Internationa'
Metal Workers conference. which opens
romnrro~ at I.ucerre. will discuss many
questtc0s. prominent among which will
be a propoFal from tho Americans re
Ea-d:nC IN" stopping NJ the production
OF ammunition in case ~ new war
Fifteen countries will be representcd
~ sixty delegates The federation has
branches m eighteen countries and It's
membership aggregates $40. 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
.SPAN|kRDS FLEE
WHEN MOORISH
HORDES CONE.
SEAPORT OF MELILLA
BESIECED BY REBELS
Panic Among Spanish Civil
ians Who Seek Safety on
Ships in the Harbor

are reported 70 have arr:red outside
Of the walls Melilla- causing a panic
IN tho city. says a dispatch TO the
Daily Mail from TanGier.
Spanish civilians ara said 70 be
hastily seeking safety on board Shlps
In the barber
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
State Bonuses For u. s.
Soldiers S375.0OO,OOO

New York. Aug T.-State legislation
NOR" than S7750nc. 900 10 ,he
I'D NJ World VA Veterans has been
passed - - waitinC popular -ef"rrn-
lum. the Eank OF America announced
on Sht a: ne concluS on Of na,jor.
vide survey of tho t-nnus situation.
in fourteen dirr""nnt states are
.Iready receiving cash bonuses totalinE
;iS4. non. 900 and IN c'Sht more states
egisIatlnn providing !cr cash. bonuses
{ sl9l000 900 now IL pending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
.CORNWELL IN ELOQUENT TRIBUTE .
To MEN Of E|CHT|ETH DIVISION
Greek Army Expected .
To Re-occupy .Brusa

Constantinop!e. Aug. s.-The CREEKS
have occupied Lefke pass. = short dis
lance northeas, OF Brusa- and are ex-
pected shortly 10 re-occupy Isnid-
A resumption OF the Greek offensive
toward Angora is not likely to begin
before September. owing TO the necsS.
sity n repair The railroad bridsss-
Owing To the ill-fcclinE against ths
Italians In hnatoia. a ship is being
sent TO Sa msun 10 evacuats them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
MONUMENT UNVEILED

Brussels Aug In the province OF
Luxembourg 'rday monunen. was
unveiled 70 the memory OF cs3 ;nhn bit
ants of tho province who were killed by
tn Germans In August. 1914. as ven
G"anC" FOR the resistance made by
French soldiers against tho Ge-rnan in
VnsIor 4 representative ~ Kins Albert
and the ambassadors of France and
lIt.y acre present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
BODY TO CINCINNATI

New York Aug. The body of Ellis
Guy kinkead. Brooklyn lawyer. who was
shot and killed. near his home last Fri
day b. Ms. olivia NJ. Stone. nurse
was sent 10 Cincinnati. his former home,
today. fo~ burial. His widow. Mrs
Marie Louise Kinkead. was u passenger
on the SiHlc team
Miss Stone. who admitted k'MinE tho
lawyer cut Of revenge FOR alleged
wrongs he committed. declined - see
>isitorS today AT m" Raymond street
Jail 'rh~rN she * being held without
baI, on u tharEe Of homicide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Build Grain Elevator;
Look For Export Trade

Specrai ntSpatCh 10 The Intc,iiErnr"r.
Baltimore, Md, Aug I.--SeeInI .he
c"i'apsc Of III" kuaSiNH gram supply.
and tho needs OF Europe downing large.
ne Western Maryl1nd -ai'rosd - plan
ming 10 huld At once millipa dollar
grain elevator ~ tbs port
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
british Party LeaYe.

'.ondor. .\u& :; Tr"m?"r I.t",h
George Foreign Secretary IurXcn and :.
party Of forty. loft London az c'o,rr
O'Clock this morning for Paris - n.;"nf
the meeting o. he a'h"d suprer,a cc,ur-
Gil. which bccinS tomorrow The partt
Travelled in sp~c, ,al coaches attached - 4
regular rra'r Earon Nava,hi 'hc -
pan"se ambassador. was" on the same
troh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
WILL pmAHD AHY

Sofia, Aug The Bulgarian govern
men. has drawn UP plan for the de.
banment Of the army and ehe recruit
mcnt OF volunteer force. II Is In
clined 70 believe. however, that It Win
be impossible TO enlist the minimum OF
1000 volunteers by October I - de-
manded by tho allies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Commits with HnrYnr.

FariS Aug. Bri Eadic- genera, II
T Alien. commander IN .ri"f "f inc
American army OF ocrrpa 'inn. ~ eA.
pe"tcd {" arrive n raris ihIS evening
:" consult WITH Colonel George Harvey
tn" American ambassador To Great Bri-
tam "r IN" Subject Of the cost IF ma
tanning The army ON m" German front
Tho r"parat'"nS commission has trctdcd
this - matter strictly between tho
United States and Germany
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Arrest BuTCh, Wanted
In Connection With
Los Angeles killing

LIS NSSaS New. Aug. - lie puty
Sh"r.;t \"!am. 4 Los Angeles county.
California. arrived here late today ro
iahc back Arthur Z EurCh. wanted In
connection with the killing at Los An
S-,"S frIda, night. OF J. Is. Kennedy.
broker. who was slain from ambush.
Eurrs denied AL Nn0wl+dge OF The
sn""tinC hut admitted his idenIty. and
said h~ would return without extradi-
ton. \ long suIt cas-" which had aided
in identifying him did not contain any
weapons when searched.
--------.--
Los Angeles. Aug 7--W:th Mrs Mad
alynnc 0bechain OF Evanstor. Illinois.
he'd ~ material witness, and Arthur
=. Rurch. also OF Evanston. held in con
nection with IN" Staying in Beverly
Hills. Friday night OF John Ken
ncdy. insurance broker county and city
officials today began gathering loose
ends Of ev:dcncr which they expect 10
lead TO an early solution Of me nys-
terry.
Kennedy WAS shot from ambush.
when accompanied by Mrs. 0b"ncha;n.
He was searching tho ground IN front
II ms Bcvsri" Hills home for lucky
pcnny" which his companion said she
had buried there = wear ago. According
to Mrs Obench4ln and noighho:. two
men were seen rceinC from III" p.ar"
directly after the yh0is were hre1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
THE wEATHER

west vtrEtnAa- WeSeern PonnsylvnniA a
And ohio--Ea4I, with modorats tempera-
txlro, Mordly; Tuesday fair and pome-
what wRrmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
SINKING Of STEAMER
ALASKA ON REEF IN
FOG FATAL TO MANY
Vessel Goes Down Few Min
utes After Strikng-Capt.
Hobey Among Missing


Eureka, Cal. Aug. 7.-Fortyeight
persons. th!rty.su passengers and
twelve OF the crew, were lost last
night when tho steamer Alaska OF
the San Francisco G. Portland
Steamship company, south bound
from Portland, Oregon. to San Fran
cisco. sank thirty minutes after
crashing into the rocks Of Blunt's
reef. forty miles south Of this city.
The survivors. numbering l66 per
sons. were brought here Today by
the rescue ship Anyox. the frst yes.
sci TO reach the scene OF the wreck
in response 10 the Alaska's radio
signals.
The coast guard tug Ranger, dis
patched early today from Eureka.
returned TO port with the bodies OF
twelve men. Eight were members
the crew and four were p'|sengcrs.
Captain Harry Hobey. master OF the
Alaska, is still unaccounted for and
is believed TO rave gone down with
his ship
or the Survivors landed by the
AnyoI. thirty were more or less
seriously injured and received mcdi-
cal treatment at local hospitals.
The Alaska struck the reef to1-on
in a dense fog. according TO he sur
yjvorS. and Immediately began 10
list. The work O. launching life
boats was accomplished withoui de
lay or disorder. Three OF the boats
successfully rode the waves. but the
fourth boat capsized. throwing its
occupants into the sea. The gret1est
loss of life. the survivors Saiu. re-
suited from this mishap.
a few were life belts and succeed
cd in keeping anoat until picked up.
Captain Hobey, when the last OF
the lifeboats had been sent over the
side Of the rapidly filling ALASKA.
went 10 the stern OF his vessel. aL1
he was there when il started its
plunge 10 the bottom.
Eureka. Cal. aug Twelve bodies
have been brought here out Of It lis;
n ihIrty-six passengers and twelve Of
nc crew missing. in the wreck ~ the
oastwise steamer ALASKA. which struck
, rock IN Blun;'S rect. !orty miles south
- hero and sank last night
dense fog concealed the t-ca -hcrous
,ck on the Blunt's Reef. which projects
ra- .n.o the ocean. wher the Alaska
.rashcd at {? 81 O'Clock last night With
n twenty minutes the crippled steamer
Isicd. turned and sank 10 within four
E no Of no MI
Tho passengers werr placed in llfe-
,ca,R but one overturned as it was
nw, r-d n N" water.
The Known Dea1
Passengers:
Thomas Johnston. OF Brooklyn
F. Pickall. ~ Hubbard. Ore.
A. y Hutchinson. PORTLAND. Orc.
s Kuma1awa steerage passrnGci.
Crow:
chief Steward Iaine.
Steward +. X. King.
Frank Comm.
Ralph Mockett. seaman.
Larsen. engine hand OF Portland. Ore.
Ianitor. name unkno1n.
Waiter name unknown.
Rcll boy. believed named BALDWIN. OF
oakland. Cal.
Captain Harry Eohey. master NJ the
laSka. with two passengers. wore tho
,st on the ship Tno captain is missing.
Ie was without a life prescrver Ono Of
nc two pa sscnscra George GlSnR. "f
'ebrnska, was saved.
l66 Survivors Arrive
Tho steamer Anyox. with the know
66 survivors. arrived here late to-day.
According to the stories NJ the SUI
iyors three Iifcboats were launched.
(ccnttnusd On PAGe Tsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Former West Virginia Gov
ernor Addresses Reunion ut
Pittsburgh - Service Men
Must Aid In.Solvlng Prob
lens of Today

Pittsburgh. Aug. John J. Cornwell.
former governor Of West Virginia. was
: the principal speaker at the memoria!
service held in Soldiers Memorial hall
here this afternoon for men 1''ne Blue
Ridge division who lost tESir lives in
~ the annual reunion.
81 am wondering what al: the feel
inEs. the emotions. that f!ro| your
minds and quicken yo3r heart beats az
you como together. are reunited on this
occasion" said Mr. CornwCi!.
81 doubt not that there comes over
you a flood Of memories. mcnoriss
which perhaps v0u naNc sought Z"
stiflc. 10 put aside since you Goffed
tho uniform nF iour c"Intr; and agH'n
donncd tie garh o. the Civilian.-In =
ories Or severe training. Of hard marcit-
ing. Of rain and of cold or OF m" burn
ing summer neat and the sitting dust
Sound OF tho Big Guns
Put above al 'herc comes perhaps
again tho sound OF tn" hlG guns. the
tla sh and crash nf bursting shells
midst the rattle OF machin" guns and
rifle fire. or there ma; como 'rooping
10 the forefront those reCollert.ons Of
the nerce struggle in IN" Arcpnne for
est. where you tni.cd and fought and
brought to your division, "a your conn
try. 70 your states and 10 yourselves.
undying fame
Il recall spending n day with YOU:
commander soUn atr"- ;"u returned 10
this country and | ST.! remember with
pleasure General troTkhtr'S words OF
praise for your courage your powers o.
endurance and your manly Guali'ics.
They were sincere words. spoken In
private hy one who knew the stuff OF
which %"d were made
Blu; IN tho holy OF hol'es n YOUR
minds today. doubt no: there are ten
der memories and deep feeling for the
comrades VINO GIh not come back. COM
rades who died tho soldiers death on
the field OF battle.
Il knew mani of tho West Virginia
boys who stayed over there. who arei
not with you now and who Will join y9t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Deal with BrttiJh-

Somewhat the Sarro attllud - . be
ldopted here ~ the dIsar,unru; con
.erenCe The Washington EIcrnrnent
rill not issue spCc.a! rnritanoS 70 the
,a-rouS uacsAnS n ~" Brl,'s empire
hut vii deal directly wI;E n Eritsh
yovcrnincrt II ,hs lat'C- ~ N is
Jclegation representative % - British
donations that. OF cotsr,c - 'uslhi7- =
% be hoped for III C-a"r ih.t' "" crCa-
Ems affecting Canada. Nc~ IEtAnn and
australia N the pa-inc may 'ctcr
gnders ,ood. but in the snd he ErAturc
- Great Britain alone vii - sought
IS -" United states does TO- aIat"tn
Gipiorarr" e atoms W:;H hhgarlous
states or the British emp.rc-
r.,~r Z tn~ Rri;lSN del"Stn" fo 'snf
r-,,Ids >, ,7res.rta'iN"S- - tN"Fr.'fSh
dou,lr,urS the rorrerca"e from
,trnn 90 ,rrc hear arguments ~ any
r tho British states who's" '9.il"u
nigh, pc affected Thus n" 'lsdlrn
~rsr..sr VAS often given a. 7uGN'" IN
rams rtars parieys and ~AH IN t'iu"h'
.,.rr.-rr-. with rreSldGH' N,iA ard
tho heads of other EoNrrnm"n" wh' n
matters viral 70 Ianada werC n"'' con
stderad tSut consultations With NADIA
~ Australia or other British rnt"n
representatives viii ," along ;h'am"
no as conferences win H"Na or
Sc riur, or other countrl"S ~hiCt,a'e
aSEed tnr an oppor Gn,,> :" =" '~cn'
vnsr matters aTe,un- hem 3rtiis;
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mus. Be UnaniTnoua

Secretary Hughes ewphaS!i"S 'osiCt
hat ihn powers ~ 'itcd I" IN" ,o"r-
.7cp arr Sovereign nations and h.at1!
agreements mad >: them n"stDe
unanimous In raN:rE me dEshdiNr
nror-em to- IN" ,nDferrnv" 'nr sle
-ules VIII bo followed. iAC.f"n;a lyns
ni;ed states nrobae'' wi:' seek "l-
ons frcri c'hc- vo~rrs IS :" no q'-
.,o,s ina, should b" .u'.ud"d N 4"
are-da Ard WI MAX" SON" .uBEes'iS s
~ her own The" - sIr-} cape" an
IA, ;rr aEendd An =" Con'Hls'sdT :
exchanges Of cahi"erarHS before the &
rrrN-~s heSl1s on \"reToss Il. AL 4"
,r.r!omatlc Representatives ~ tho VI
,..s powers ."r; .! r.i' hc 'ScIsa;
.eo aEanaa informally fo- n" reN:
.-al w~~kS but If N" H-"sran -
,conrle's. 3. can b" "H'H@"4 a!ter
,,orf.r~nrr ar,na'i" bAGinc Any pow
r,orco, er. wr'' hs p-i.HrEed I" snEE
,Iditi-rs 'o the aEends even af'er :
conference. Hls begun hG' ur!e's all :
,orrrS aSr~r [" rn"'.,s" the new 81
,Ac,s. ,hey must bN cNcl1ded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
I Fl + IN TIE LII | G f \ G + K

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper In the
State Of West Virginia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15
PLAYERS MEETIN GI THIS WEEK INCLUDE
 MANY NET CHAMPIONS

New York, August 14.--By virtue women national tennis championship in which play will start tomorrow al Forest Hills, Long Island, the first round matches will bring together pions and three of the high rank ing women players of the country. Standing out from the others in the opening round is the match be- champion and Miss Eleanor Goss of New York, ranked fifth among play CTS in 1920 Miss Goss has played brilliantly in tournaments this sea- son and experts believe she will force Mile. Lenglen to her best tennis in the Frenchwoman's tournament debut on American courts.
 Mir Helen H. Mclean, national ent national champion, is pitted against Mrs. Marion zlnderstein Jes- sup of Wilmington, Del, runner up for the title in 1920. Mrs Mallory has displayed her slashing- through game it's best in recent tournament play and Mrs. Jessup has fared we'll except when facing Mrs. Mallory.
 Mrs. Helen H. Mclean, national ti- title holder in 1906, and Mrs. May s. Bundy, champion in 1904, will meet in another of the first round matches. Both the Californian and the New York women are playing excellent tennis.
 Miss Mary K. Brown, holder of the title in 1912. 1913 and 1914, was drawn against Miss Brenda Hec- strom, hailed as one of the most dan gerous players whose style has de- veloped this season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15
HENSON LOOKS OVER
 SOUTH ALABAMA

Andalusia. August 14.--ISpecial)- - Robert Jemison. Jr.. president of Jem- ison X Co. of Birmingham spent Thursday night in Andalusia. He is making a tour of south Alabama, looking over the territory in which his company is doing large farm loan business. He expressed himself as being delighted with the country and stated that the trip was reve- lation to him.
 He was surprised to find such de- velopment and progress among the agricultural population. He said. that nowhere else that he had been on the trip had he found the farms so uni formly occupied and operated by the owners As his company is placing great deal of money among the farmers of this section, he came to see just what conditions were. So well pleased was he that he promised to make longer visit in the near future.