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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-12-29
PUPILS EXHIBIT IS GOOD.
Big Crowd Visits Local School and
Is Furnished Agreeable Sur
prise In Exhibit Shown.
Work of Teachers and Pupil Body
Reflects creditable Results in
All Branches Of School.

pupils In Plain Dealing High School |
We're dismissed until January I'd, for
the Christmas holidays. notice having
previously been given to the parents
and friends Of the school that at three
o'clock display Of the work Of the |
pupils could be seen. Consequently. at |
that hour u large number Of those
interested were to be seen vending |
their way in that direction, Your
reporter among the number.
The first room entered was occupied
by the second grade pupils (presided
over by Miss Bessie Carstarphen) con-
sisting Of twenty-three as happy and
bright-faced children as one might
wish to see. The room was decorated
in eyergreens and along the walls
was tastefully displayed the work Of
the pupils, which was pronounced by
all present as decidedly creditable and
very pleasing
The primary r0om presided over by
Miss Strange, was next visited. These
little tots had been dismissed for the
day. The walls of the room, however,
showed stheir handiwork, which re-
Elected credit on behalf OF the teacher.
The third grade room was the next
visited presided over by Miss Yuma
Barnett. She has twenty-five pupils
under her charge. and to see the pride
Of the children exhibited in this room
in their work well repaid the visit.
One exhibit, that Of cotton and its
products, deserve to be specially mem
toned There was the stalk, the open
boil, seed and articles from the cotton
patch Of their own manufacture. 1t
was much admired. All along the
walls We're exhibited the handiwork Of
the pupils.
The fourth grade room, presided
over by Miss LA b. Barnett, was then
entered. 1t was found considerably
crowded by visitors, all admiring the
| pretty decorations and the work of her
twenty-six pupils, neatly arranged
along the walls of the room. One
exhibit, the trees OF our community,
was exceptionally attactiye, showing a
| fine variety of woods of this section.
1 ~ n \
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-12-29

/ am SO busy now that IL did not
spend two or three hours each day In
prayer could not get through the day.
Martin Luther.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
FINE SCHEDULE or
YACHT RACES
Delaware River League Arranues
Tentative List of Sum-
mer Contests.

The Delaware River Yachtrnen's
League leads the way In the drawing
mp Of the 1921 racing schedule Tor tho
Delaware river. The first draft Of tho
leagues list Of events wan announced
yesterday by Chairman Herman Marbt
Of the Wissinoming Yacht Club. PhfIa
delphia. head Of the league committee
Tho schedule was drawn up al
special meeting OF the committee on
Friday night Tho dates on the gched
ule are purely tentative. and must an
DO ratified not only by the Delaware
River League. but also by tho
respective clubs
Tho ncheduie an approved BY tho com
mittce and as It viii be- presented for
ratification. follows. June II. class re-.
gatfa at FarTagut SportsmcnB Associa-
tion: June 25, decpwator cruiser race.
at Riverside Yacht Club. July IS. cam
den Trophy cruiser race, ut Columbia
Yacht Club. July %. class regatta ~
Columbia Yacht club: August y. race
from Camden Yacht Club to the Trenton
Yacht club September -. Glars regatta
and cruiser race ~ thc lgIHsluoru!ng
Yacht Club
Contrary ~ prior announcements
the schedule has MT been CIT down. but
win include The regular elk racc meets
which were on fhr a20 lia' Ifowc1rr
ihere VIII 10 only three elags regaftas.
4 vas learned These seill h. af tho
FarraEut sportan1on. Association. C-r,l
umbia Yacht C1ul ard EFiesirofa3r e
Yacht club The .eaguo f. afeo pla.
ming - Cooperate 'rIfh thc YarhtuoIl-s
club IN tho staging re ts proposed
race 70 some short rcsor'
ono ~ the feature events ~ the
league card iR fhe annual race for the
Camden Yacht Club trophy which this
wear nfll be held from tho Columbia
Yacht Club ~ BrldcabIrg Commodore
Charles Hieher'H cruiser Ma acot -v0n
The honors IN tho event laaf June = +
terrific storm. and ron aaquenIy 'hn
Columbia Club has the rare this rcar
Tho event is on 'he calendar sor July
Is Tho course for thc c~ert has n0e
yet been aid out ard that natter II
NJ u tho Regatta coraralttno
Riverside has a deepwafer cruiser
race on the calendar for Tuna 25 start
ing ard finishing ~ EssinRton West
rornirg viii hold 2 cruiser rare n sd-
dition - class races while the Cn'urn-
bia Yacht Club has two different dates
reserved on successive Saturday, The
Camden trophy cruiser race !z first m
July is while The class regatta i t0
- held ther" On the following satUr-
day Tuy p
Commodore Charles Hieher ~ the
Columbia Yacht Club ard president 0f
the Delaware River Yachtmcr's I>eagle
left New York city yesterday with
lTrs Hieber FOR a month tour ~ The
West indies re left this city Fri6av
night He has been suffering from
failing health for nearly 4 wear hut u
slowly regaining mis- oldtinle vigoF-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
STUDY THE BIRDS.

lrf0iks and little folks ean add - fhrr
pleasures rv careful study ~ fae BIRDS
I.ve,v rne NAV Jerome -fsres'ed ~ Il
Naturally bird -rudv nnnnv nss'
followed oiIr ~ doors with or Gathered
friends N -heir proper euv,rouraent. ti0o'.
ewes lgr- and careful DDserva-Ion arr
necessary % gam the best result.
pax u field ~ opera glasses rll
assist N brlnglng me birds j. n III.
Time spent me outdoors VIII -
physical and. ton. -n one has roth phvsl-
al and mental srr.nz - -Ls ooU wnlle
following he birds 'helr figh---fleu
names -her ller 'leI mating. 'ler
qla-rcis. 'ner cnlOrs. t1e-r nesting anc
tneI- economic value
For something easy earn about the
rohIn Note ms -ong Listen - re sinz-
IN the earlv dawn Note me dlference
t-um nat a sunset Notice nfs ram -0ng
Observe that the room 1oes Tot nor
Il, uu- might suppose -ut rIEs sElftl1
Note his unerrng dash alter -Ae worm
Note H. nest building Note nov ne I.-e-
his breast as 4 truwei - smooth the .n-
teEior 81 ms nua-piAstereu home. Eut.
Els Eougn weaving
IntrUductlon> % the 0lros Seneral.v A.
ful.cNed ty lasting .rend-Elps 'Ier av
QilauteG Illinois state JoUTua.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
Cost Little, Results Big investigate
CALLED HER PRINCESS ALIcE.
Sulu Sultan's Proposal 10 Wed Ko0sr'
velt's Daughter Recalled.

The Moro ~ not al bad. 1s has be
good points There has never been = rsis
where o Moro has murdered an Amrri' a.
wOmhn and there are many AmefiC 81
women IN Morolapd This aba'inence hge-
cver,iB not due ~ Moro ehiya'ry. b4f
W the fnrf that "a tho Moro thoIght
women have no souls
Not that the believed soulesenesH
of the sex keepa the Moro from beng
ladies man ~ fact h. s inclined - r.
yeTy gallant
The fam0tIs visit ~ The Taft parts
accompanied by ,hc thrn Miss Alirr
Roosevelt some year. ag0 and ionE
% be remembered iu tho Phiiippirss
vas attended by a charactsrlrti, rrhftf
ton of Moro gallanfry
When this party visited lniO M
trip 70 the ISLANDS would b. cornpls''
without visiting thg pctIrrsQir slauf
his royal highnrsg the sultan ~ -u'I
immediately offered biz hand 10 marriaRr
~ thc daughter ~ the Presidfrt
lie addressed her NJ the tmsurnn
princess. aud tho name ~ Princess Alier
atill olings - mr. lu the Philippine Ifs
fart that his highnrss alfo8dv faf "a
couple of dorm wives scattrrod around
the town was M deterrent ir 49, ~ f.
Mohamnedan monarch Detroit eF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
STEEL WALLS FOR DEN.

Two hours Of hard work with crowbar
and hammer on the part OF policemen lr :
recent Chinatown raid failed % gain ad-
nittance 70 the steel loom IN winch Ching
Louie A a party of seven other CLIuese
were SAID o be conducting game of fan
tan.
The allesed gar bers when hey
had their flll Of the sci satIon oi beng sl
The iltelor of boiler rEat was being
rIveted, opened the doors with difficulty
The heavy hammers had nearly made them
prl-orers bv iemming me locks
At police headquarters Ching Louie
while counting bail from stack oi hum
dred dollar bills. informed ne police that
someone had spent $4,000 ID httirg Up
the roomfor 3 gambling den The place
measured % feet square The walls were
al quarter inch sreel kld The doors oI
the same material.
Galleries mad been built around ne
walls in order that spectators mi ght watch
he game from that vantage point. In
the center of the room a large table ac
times resembled garden. there was So
much "lorg green stacked on IL surface
Portland Oregonisp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
SOME "WHKNS AND
As MANY "THEr;s

when Yog err ho~g .'srger-s
under a had fo.o hs ~ io- nm arf
brutal driver .tr1e- 'te 'arhfI. asrvar
Thrr Er's thr rarre rdfrtR fr
number ~ ld' eaoo4 srd -rmy+'
'cirptorc 'hf Humane -rrlet'
Ntc0 IqH ,en --a~ tog f>rs
'ss- ca'
The, Crsv 'te ANIMAL - shelter ztI
lrn E'f.n fgoJ a-d rrc-r1''~ -s'' ''
IIunarc -C.-icf,
When Are.ghhrr ai,'uan- .av.s
Dig ~ ca' without -hel'sr rsf rra'Fe-
Then Write Hvrg narre srd -e'
derr. II ovrrr n 'te -o-1e'
When You -re children 'r-s' ~
Tfe- - o7por.rar.- .---s-'
those children 3 huns-ersss
Wbcn Tou hear 4.-erer isi~r1 rrr
r-,c.t~ n ,.rtss-+fr~
Then Remember 'ia' ~rte.'- srs-s-
ius'hahle
Nho- y-- know '-cr1 svr~---cs -re
recc.-ify II 4nti-~r- .sl'' ..vs
arr krroerre- .r o-rE tav
support fhe otr6.ds's 's9Esd n -un'sn"
Icg'-lat.0r
Wter fou rear elrrr . r.rE
-ea-n- 'ho -iar- and erve- e-efs as
a.irr-ncn
Then Il 'Ac tire .n,as r r-r
f1r li. prev
Who- fr -one .sif.h -ss-oo ou
regec' ~ rrotrct en ANNA. Is stress
Then Ermenrer fai- ~.ofafton af
~ i lot ac'ivcl- .rd Z -~ls Ai-s
Halvcv y Our Dumb ArlEaa.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
CHARITY. PLEASE FOR ALL Nht
SUFFER.
Mary whedon Band,

Charity. please :or those eao ,-5es
Am wcrAug ior he Lord She howei
her head
In reverence Tender eyes, 5..e : 5ol .
>kv
Smdcd m.o mlre ! Sala
Through al the summer da,s teD
wore
\ cape ~ TUr upoa Your shoulders
A garment that some ruthless hu1tsr
From some poor creat ture IN the Ma.
care.
For. not a sparrow falleth hut Hc Saca,.
Md not a beating heart upon -hy gio.e
But lie hath sheltered from thc V.r'
SHOWS
And given comfort m ts iurt ISIS
CHARITY please. toI those bo ,uier
Nm pleading ior your and gtNr q ,y
can,
/ would not See one lyng .nar4r, ii,
To make me tairer III the sight oi ma0
Ny gentle LADY you anc passing fair
But all vour subtiety and rts are vain.
Upon your brow, beneath YOUR goldea
hair,
see with eyes Of soul, the brand "
Cam
cur Dumb Animals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
Wrong Boy Answers.

& certain clethOdical teacler as 5
regular routine u questions whicn 30
>eAed her class every sunday be c.4s-
was alwavs arraageu IN -le same 1ryief
and she began with tEe anne question
Who made YOU And the BOY 40 rh,
head Of the class answered. Coz Then
:o;he nex- bVy Who Vas -he lrst uan
anu he answered, Adam. one >uala
the arSt BOY as soseat and oi co4rsy
the usually second boy vas 10 rie hea0
Of the class As usual sas aegaa by asAInA
VINO made vyl' and be ausNere,.
Adam No, tie teacher said Co.'s
made YOU | don think So, mss, ~.
boy Replied The bog hat ioi made
not here today BulA.o 5mlegcla.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
His Heed was Turned.

Deck-hand- Poor Bill Spool IS dead
He broke his neck IN sicj bay last night.
Striker Dead, I thought he only
had a light attack Of lumbago
Deck-haQd- That right. but the
medico massaged his back with alcohol
and he couldn't resist TRYING 10 hex it
of. The Arkhght
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
A Good Eye.

Yen re no Judge of beauty
Think not,
No. this IS not the most beautiful
infant in The baby show
Ny eve for beauty IS al right Have
you seen the baby mother
No.
Take 8 look 81 her Louisville
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
Pos, of Propter

Among Margot's many highly amusing
remarks. We believe The following was
probably urconsciouS
Edmund Gurrcv. a dear friend with
whom | correspon dcd for some months
sbcfore he committed suicide - Comment
On Mrs Asq,uth's Dairy IN the New York
Evening Pest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
4 Ira9e aN for Her.

oNnY so melancholv. old man
Miss Brown rejected me last uight
Well. brace up: there are others
Yes, of course but somehow | can
help feeling sorry for the poor girl
Boston Transcript
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
Imnnlite Pedestrian.

\ t@Xj-driyer who Knocked man
down Gracechurch Street has sum
moned him for using abusive language
II seems pity that pedestrians can uot
be Knocked down without showing 'helr
temper like this Punch London
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
rhe Philanihronisl

Customer Why, vcl'e 04t vo-r
prices VI again
FIshnor ger Well. mum s.A s-
ow else are We 20 hga, he pro5te,- 't
own game Punch London
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
Not Yet Proved.

Where did YOU get that cigsr
Somebody gave il ID me
"A friend?
Il don't know Vet The AMERICA
Legion Weekly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
STEAMBOAT LINES
schedule in Eject october IS.

Schedule in Effect october Is.
subject to Change Without Notice
Leave Whining ton. Fourth St Wharf and
Philadelphia. Chestnut st, Wharf weekdays
except Saturdays, at 500 a m. IL o clock
noon and Alb p. N.
On Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays. Z. so.
I0. so a. m, 80, a i5 aud ZOO D. m
wILNiINGToN-P PENIS GROVE ROUTE.
Schedule In Effect Tuesday, Feb /. 1921.
Daily. Leave Wilmington %. is. 7.sb. 1000
a. M. IL O'Clock noon. 400. S.45, 5.45.
500. 1000 and 1900 p. m.
Leave Penn's Grove s5.3s, 100. 900.
Il.0o q M, loo. 800, 4.s0. 700, 900 and
ii 90 y. m.
DO not run on Sundays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
AUCTIONS-LEGhlS
Auction Sales
LEGAL Notices


ESTATE OF Samuel = Adams Jr de
ceased Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Of Administration upon the Estate ~
samuel 3 Adams Jr lato Of Wilmington
Annie Adams Heste on the Fifteenth
day Of February. A %. 1921 and all
persons indebted 70 the said decea sed are
requested 70 MAKE payment to the
Admini.trstrir without delay and all
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required ~ exhibit and present
the same duly probated 20 the said
Administrators on pr before tho Fifteenth
day Of February. =. -. 1922. or abide by
by the Law Ia this behalf Annie Adams
Heste Adfninistratrik Address Frank
nAll Attorney AZ Law Equitable Building
Wilmington. Delaware
ESTATE Of Elizabeth l.. H00pes deceased
Notice Is hereby given tbat Letters n
Administration upon tho estate of Eiizs-
beth L. Hopes. Iate Of Wilmington
deceased we're duly granted unto
Edgar 81 Hopes. Jr on the seven teen n
day OF February A. ID. 1921 and all
persons indebted to the said deceased
are requested 70 MAKE payment 70 the
Administrator without delay. and all
persons having demands against the
deceased are required To exhibit and pre-
sent the same duly probated 70 the said
Administrator on or before the seven
teenth day OF February a y 1922 or
abide by the law in this behalf Edgar N
Hopes. Jr. Administrator Add VessW n. r
Smalley. attorney y-at-law. Equitable Build
ing. Wilmington. Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

SPEcTACLES-Lost. in black case az
Country Club or on road between S0uii- n
try Club and Hotel du Font. III hotel %
PLAYHOUSE Finder please teluth !"
lscry Evening Office ------
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shell frame. LOST
between 900 Jackson street ana 1Vuo
PARK Place Liberal reward. RETURN 70
1905 Park Place. ----
TOY POODLE-White female. found on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL

baths running water c. 4 kopp, Owner
and Prop. Open all year
HOTEL BOSCOBEL Kentucky ,a.ss Ave,
Elevator excellent table. $3.50 and up
weekly. Booklet Steam heat: sun parlor
Phone III. a L. Marion
ATLANTIC CITY n desirable rooms
overlooking ocean with board In Chelsea
Special lentcn rates. L. ID Shafer. 3305
Pacific Ave
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

FOR RETURN OF LARGE ENVE-
1opE OF INTERNATIONAL
PRINTING COMPANY OF PHILA-
Du1.puIA ADDRESSED TO y.
II MISS. LEFT ON PENNSTL-
vaNrA R r. TRAIN AT VIII
u1SCToN. PHONE wILMrNd-
TON 5000 OR RETURN TO 4 d
c. A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals
Lost and Found

neutrality-suspicious.. 4o2s du Font Bids'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
AUTOMOBILES
Autom mobiles For Sale

AUTOMOBILES
taoo CHEVROLET. i TON TRUCK
1920 PAIGE SPORT
1917 PAIGE TOURING
1919 poRT TOURING
1915 OAKLAND ROADSTER
Two-ToN AUTocAR
/ FORD TOURING
See Mr. Ratledge. 1o17-is Orange street
omen evenings, ! 10 :.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
Motorcycles and Bicy cles

prpAIgrG-see q specialist for that REQ
nsr or truck Rowland ". Bisseu. III Wal
nut ssreet. FACTORY service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats "a
ADAMS ST, 1913 Apt = front rooms on
third floor furnished for sleeping rooms
or bachelor apartment Phone 25j1 "
APARTMENT-F nicely furnished
rooms and private bath. second floor
Pantry and back porch with laundry
tubs Gas. electric and private phone
Best location in city. Phone S406-M
APARTMENT-TWo rooms neatly fur
nished for light housekeeping All CON
ventences. ihone 6s69-J.
APARTMENT-L Large four room and
bath. unfurnished large tile bath and
shower. Phone 74e9.
APARTAfENT-Fo rent, 4 rooms and
bath Apply Manion s. Co, 9I5 Orange
street Phone bo85.
APARTMENT-F Four rooms aud bath. all
convenienCes. Possession at once Apply
1925 Market.
APARTMENTS-At Twenty-ninth and
Market streets. ALI COnYeniences schwartz
Investment Co. az Ford Building.
NINTH St. W, 729-NiceIy furnished.
three-room apartment with private
bath.
w NINTH ST. I20I-Apartmeut 1
rooms, bath strictly private. Desirable
location Phone 1929 W
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-15
MODERN INDUSTRIAL
PLANT is AIM OF
PRESTON MOTORS
President Skinner Inaugurates
Special Features Appeal
ing to All Employees

A modern. uP-to-the-minute Industrial
plant with many features that carry a
special appeal to the employees is the aim
of r. A. skinner. president of the Pres
ton Motors corporation
Preston Motors owns a tract of land
covering 40 acres on the Vanderbilt
road where their main factory and adj
nlinistration building is located and ii
is the aim of Mr. skinner to utilize this
space for some good purpose other than
building automobiles.
The first use this land was put to came
last summer when a tent colony sprang
Up overnight. Some employees of the
Preston Motors corporation are dodgin 2
the high rents by liking in a tent on this
land. Now it is the plan of Mr. Skin
ner to build a baseball diamond and have
a Premocsr ball club
Ground is being cleared Just east of the
factory building at the present time and
there the baseball field will hold sway.
This Is for the benefit of the male en-
ployes. For the girls there win be ten
mis- courts Large shower rooms, al
ready provided in the factory, makes it
look like very athletic summer for the
girl and boys at Preston Motors.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-15
NO REDUCTION IN
PRICE OF HAYNES"
EWart- Brewer Motor Co. Re-
CeiveS Official Statement
to This Effect

The prices of Haynes cars will NOT
be reduced after the expirat Of the
present Haynes customer price guar
antee on July l. 1921, according to an
official statement issued today by
.Altcn g. Soldering. vice president and
general manager of the Haynes Auto
mobile company. Kokomo, Ind
Haynes car prices, which have been
guaranteed against decrease until July
l, 1921, are not fictitious values, but
give every Haynes purchaser the ut-
most for his dollars" states Mr.. Sci
herfng THE margin of profit is fig
ured so closely that the Haynes COM
pany cannot possibly undertake price
reduction without actually sacrificing
The required quality, and, of course,
we Will not lessen the value of the
Haynes car in any respect.
In order to clear UP any doubt in
the minds of prospective purchase rs
as to what we are going to do after
July ], 1921, we are making this an
nouncement now
1T has always been our policy to
sell value and not a price. Under the
present conditions, and under the con-
ditions which, as far as we can foresee,
VIII exist during the remainder of this
year, the prices of all Haynes models
are as low as efficient manufacturing
will permit"
The new Haynes Fifty" is now on
display at the showrooms of the Ewart-
Brewer Motor company, 40 Twenty-first
street, south.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-15
ANDAL USIA WILL
ENTERTAIN DENTISTS

Andalusia. May Special)-Andalu-
STA will entertain the South Ala bsma
Dental association August 10-11. The
association at its meeting held in Ever
green Tuesday voted to accept Andalu-
sia's invitation, which was extended by
the Andalusia Chamber of Commerce,
DR.. e. l.. Gatlin has been president Of
the association for the two years of its
existence and there are 45 members at
present, growing from the small num-
Der of seven, the number that organ
lied the association here two years ago.
A gala time is promised the visiting
dentists, and Andalusa will leave moth
ing undone to make their visit to the
city a highly enjoyable one.
Andalusa entertains the Alabama
Travellers association here next month.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-15

A powerful drug much like hasheesh
is produced from the dried flower Of
he mescaI plant
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-15
Crowd Hears Lectures

Albany, May 14-(Special.)-F'r open
air lectures in favor of the League
Of Nations, delivered on Second avenue
last night by Rev. r. d. j. Griffith.
were heard by large crowd. Rev.
Griffiths home Is in Indianapolis, but
he is touring the country speaking in
behalf of the pro-league Independents
of New York
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-15
Pastor Is Visitor

Athens. May 14-(specal)- Tho
mas Husk OF WATERFOWL. N. Y. has
been here as a visitor to the members of
the Presbyterian church, contemplating
accepting the pastorate of this institu-
ton. Mr.. Husk has made great impress
zion on the members of the church, and
1t is hoped that he will remain as their
pastor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-15
Expect New Rate War

New Orleans, May 1.-THE announce
ment tonight that the Mexican govern
ment owned steamship line operating to
New Orleans, the Campania Naviera
Mexicana, is soon to be represented by
an agent of the Mexican government
here is said by shipping men to be the
beginning of a new ocean rate war to
Central American and Mexican ports.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-15
Decree Made Absolute

London, May 1.-THE decree of divorce
granted on November last to the
Duchess of Marlborough. formerly Con-
suelo Vanderbilt, which dissolved her
marriage with the Duke of Marlborough
was made absolute this morning. AT
the trial last November allegations of
desertion and misconduct were made by
counsel for the duchess.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-15

voting s25o,0Oo in road Improvement
bonds. The bonds are to be dated July
1. 1921, and TO mature and be payable
on July l. 1911, and to bear interest
at the rate not to exceed Z per cent.
The sentiment of the county seems
to be overwhelming in favor of the
bond issue. and the results of the cleo
tion are expected to be favorable. Some
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The genial Pate" numbers his friends
by his acquaintances-and everybody in
the automobile business. and most mo-
torist know pate" He Is now general
manager for the Denegre Car and Truck
company and is proving his ability since
he took charge of the affairs of that
company.
Mr.. Hambright is especially optimistic
over the outlook for better business and
all his friends along the row" are con-
graduating him upon his new activities