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EI.ECrIoNs 80 MEETTNGs.
sorTurEr pAcIrrc COMPANY.

NOTICE OF MEETING.
tGa Broadway. New York, y. T., Jan. y. ls-l.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Southern Pacific Company VIII be held
nj the office OF this Company Ia Anchorage.
jefferson County. Kentucky. on Wednesday,
April q, 1921 at twelve O'Clock noon, stand
ard time for the following purposes, Viz:
\. To elect Fifteen Directors.
.. TO consider and act upon all questions
and matters which may legally come before
the meeting relating e Federal control *
the Company properties under the act ot
Congress Of March ~. 1918, or any agree
ment or settlement with the Government ~
respect thereto, or relning TO INC termina tion zen
properties or Otherwise. ana 7 or relating 70
conditions resulting from 81 succeeding such
Federal control and generally all questions
and matters growing out Of or incident 70
such control, termination thereof, or follow
ing conditions. including the guaranty ~ in-
come under the Transportation Act, 1920.
and settlement thereof.
g. TO transact ali such other business ~
may legally come before tho meeting. includ-
ing the approval and ratification Or All aetion
of the Board ~ Directors and Of the ENecu-
tive Committee since the last annual meeting
of the Stockholders of this Company.
For tho purposes ~ the meeting. the books
for the transfer of stock wil he closed AT
O'Clock T. ~, Tuesday. March -, 1921, and
VIII be feopercd at 10 o'clock a. NJ. Thurs
day April = 1921.
By order % the BOARD of Directors.
HUGH NELL, Secretary.
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers in bankruptcy we're
appointed Yesterday by Judge Mayer in The
nitod States District Court.
JOSEPH ;. ISRAEL. temporary, for the
i-F"r Ready Wet Wash Laundry. Inc,
bankrupt with bond or $500 shane 4
Wenrib, 290 Broadway are attorneys for
the bankrupt.
WILLIAM WEISS. temporary, for Edel-
man Enander bankrupts, with bond OF
$1,000. Zalkln & Cohen. - Chambers
street are attorneys FOR the bankrupts
ASSIGNMENTS.
SELTzER & FIRESToNE. INC, manufac-
luring clothing AT JIG East Broadway.
tuesday assigned for the benefit of cred.
ltors TO Arthur Leventhal, 261 broadway
Charles Firestone Is president OF the com
pauy.
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COTTONsEED OH
BANK CLERK rs INDICTED.
said 10 Have Lost Large sum In
speculation.

An indictment charging john j. Halli-
Ian, clerk. Of 10t Berkeley place
Brooklyn. with taking cash and Liberty
bonds amounting to sl5,650 from the
Importers and Traders National Bank
was handed up yesterday in the United
states District Court.
Maxwell S. Mattuck, Assistant United
states Attorney. said the defendant has
made a complete confession, admitting
that he lost in stock speculation.
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sEx diRidond
SUGAR STOCKS.
CUSTOM HorsE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties AZ the Custom
House yesterday were sStt.4t5.S5, or
which s342,e22S5 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
Si68.522 for recent importations
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~, n,.l-AMArn q ml-nsnN coMrANY.

NMW FUrtN Eeh 3hi tHli
gt.eestt.y a.Nf3tud of TWO AMI o%E.
atN8IFU f1rl FER CENT on t5e sap.
rnt a.k III thly N1Mpart III hc pad AZ
,H afcH @f tHr Company. e2 Nas au street,
NJ .t .lty aa nu8 af,ur Monday March -;
1924. #a Stockholders ei record nt c.os' q
business tH.UNl.
IFS asagy 81 tNa Eaata 0t Managers.
NJ NJ IANlE.. L-Mn..Lrr
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nANI, nANnlrs GO se5. GOO.

DENVER. Coj Marcl s--A ApproXi-
mately $4,000 in bonds and securities
and sl00 in cash were obtained by ban
dlts who last night looted 100 safety
deposit vaults n the First National
Bank or Strasburg. Col. near Denver.
The bandita escaped In a motor car
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CIIrMICAF .TNCKs.

.lcx divId.na
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BONDS
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS

$4,000 AlIled Pllrs O. 81 5llA
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Reorganization or
Maxwell Motor Company, Inc.
and
Chalmers MOlor Corporation

The time to file the forms OF applics-
ton attached to Applicant on Certificates
for new stock in excess Of the minimum
rights Of purchase conferred BY the Plan
and Agreement Of Reorganization dated
September /, 1920, and to make the
initial payment Of an amount equal to
$40 in respect Of each share Of Glass a
stock so applied for, has been ex-
tended, ,cithoUt penalty, 70 the Gloss
Of business on APRIL a, 1921.
Dated March :, 1871
WALTER r. CHRYsLER, Chairman
j. r. HARBECk, Chairman
ELD0S BISBEE
JAMES q. BRADY
HARRY BRUNNER
LEO NJ. BUTZEL
HUGH CHALMERS
GEORGE W. DAWSON
u. Il. ENERITT
HENRY v. p0OR
4. II. TINKER
RALPH VAN VEG
Committee
A. A. POST. Secretary.
"A Broadway New York City.
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MFTATs.

0n The Now Yort Mstu l-sebouge
yesterday tin was lun anl straits was
quoted II 2L75@2o26. witch salca oc 25
cons sc9t for 2s standard tim was 270
2s and 20 tier cent tino gG.5oa27 asked.
straits shipments We're quoted ~ 2L75
" w4
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Office ~ The United Gaa Improvement Co.
y. W. Cnrner Nrnnd aud Arch strects.

Philadelphia. December 8. 1920.
THE rtftrG0rs EAto this cHy declared n
quarterly dividend - ou@ ama tlrec.luRrters
prr rcui fs1i5e ner vhatD un thc Preferred
FtU uI tnir Company. payable MARCH, n,
fNgf 60 holders of Preferred Stoek ~ record
ar tNg clase ~ business February IS, 1921.
CHecka uiN be matted.
W MORRIS treasurer.
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r,r NnnriI AMERICAN coNPNNN-

70 TITUNH 80 NNN FWTI-. M"IUN - TN+T4
DIVIDEND NUMBER @t\TN EIGHT
dividend ~ ONE AMI o>EQ QUARTER
PER Gent. Upeu rl.s CoWpaaE.s Capital
S.aes tttl hn pNN NH Aprl' T.. 1927. M #tneE-
uttdrrr Ut Ierar8 Ht fau atusr ui #dal1rea an
NtrNCn fa, 1921, Tne stWDH .F1HHfee books
WfI not he closed. cflEakS #.l be mailed
tw etoc.He.drrH who hav# f.ta permanent
dividend orders az thie aGfue.
M II Ln.ANLN- sM-rntnrN-
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,orru rorr0 1uCo SUGAR COMPANY.

Tte W8nHa Hf Directors haNe thls daN de-
cle et8 4 ugnrpriy dividend TX 2T oU the lrc-
f.rred -foet Hrl Z diyiend of i'sss en the
Common Gtosk h0.n payable ou apr. fst
1e.i. fu tt9cFholdrfa of record pn March
i0tb. 1Ngl.
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DryIDENps AND INTEREST.
MEXICAN CAu AND r0I NDRY GO.
New York. March I 10.
pREFEREEu CAPITAL STOCK

AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.
New York. March 4. 1921.
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO. Ss.
A dividend ef one and three-quarters per
cent G%CJ on the Preferred stock ot t>sg
Company has this day been declared. payable
Friday. April /. 1921 20 stockholders of roc
ord az the close OF business Wednesday.
March 16, 1891
Checks win be mailed ~ the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York
s. S. DE LANO, Treasurer.
H. G. WICK, Secretary.
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.
New York, March 1. 1921.
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND 40. -
quarterly dividend of three per cent.
C3e) On the Common stock of this Company
has thlssdny been declared. payable Friday.
AprIi L. 1921. 40 stockholders ct record at
thu close 81 business "Wednesday March II.
1927.
Checks vlt bc mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company ~ New yort.
s. s. bE LA$O, Treasurer.
IT, e. WI lS. Secretary
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5000 swift ist II. 81. sri
PITT sRURGH.
BALTIMORE

Sales Open. High. Low. Last
so Benesch ..... 26ia 2Gla 26is 26i5
GO Benesch pf... ~ % % -
/ Coml Credit. ~ 81 ~
IL Com Credit pf Is 23 - -
= Con Powers. ~ - - 81
30 Atlantic Pet. 3
80 cent 4 Sue pf 6
Ear & Mer BIS. &c 10 A6 40
100 Mount Vernon "a 11 lf "a
10 Merchants Bk - "a - -
goo Kentucky .... IL la M IA
60 New Ans cas-. % - - %
$1,000 citv Bait As.,.sI 81 81 81
1000 Con ref IS. 14's TI4 TiM Tfl
5000 Fairmont ,s S5A SSh S2& s2&
1000 United Ily Is. 65ia 65is 65i2 65h
1000 United ny Tissl02 102 i02 l02
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sATIsTIEn JTpGMENTs
MANILATTAN.


1he firs, name b taat OF tie debtor. the
eeroNd t.lut of the creditor and date Nnen
judgment was filed
SfFF EpgraiT and Jacob 4. Cohen
-. F9nnts, SCE. is, lail,.e..-.... $1,000
.a6ENHAJM ltrianir No; M.
Ggccnehaurt, f'cb ~, 1920 .+-. 81. ~
TENIs. Lln.ne N-Lacro lop@uia
Britannica cor. Nov. H. 1319-... -@Q.if
cod.u5.rior Gern., 5ay q i@i2 1880
N4ss. henry NJ, ana Eo1s Alcohol
y. laao :. ......, 80, .,os 5,a52 q
SOCIETY 0F THE y. 7. HQSPI-
1921 .''. ..'''', ~ 80. 49, 100000
MACKENZIE. Williaui-state In
dustr!al Com. Jan. H. 1921 iva .
coz. STEPLEN MFG. CORP.-G. G.
Metzgsr et al, Aprh 5. 1920 tre- -,..
Eersedl ..-.....-.*... ....-..,..t,. A1tu,-r
N Fe6 li I. T. M iq2i ....... 2s5.ao
oit oet y lai5...... Size ''.s'e.'' ..... a52ss
Iiz..s Fttzrsrald M March S' g. 1ai8'"... 23tos
ST PAUL FIRF. AND MAXINE
ms. COW. \. Anann June ~. ,.,.a
1920. ... .....-. .....++. ....-...... S,223.2n
''cars eo. feb. + a.o". ''..e' l.sas.ai
SCOTT, Walter A.-Amaterdam Co
loHlal Corp, Feb. H., 1927 ...r.-tt -3l.o7
BRONX.
N. s. MOTOR coRPN.-L. Kahn. .,-.
Jan. IL, 1921 ..............*t S1pV III
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ASiERICAN can AND FOUNDRY 90.
TEX0N OIL & LAND co.

March 4tl. 1921.
The Board of Directors of tho Toxcu oll =
Land GO. have declared the regular quarterly
5E cash dividend. payable Aprt latht 1921.
10 stockholders ag record ~ the clcsg ot busl-
ness March @tsf. 1921
FEA&K II. rlcKDELL. v.-Pres.
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YiIliam Fnrrell 4 Son. Inc.

Tha pHnr3 pf Directors NJ FNn. 43, 1891,
declared sWur gtprtatt lgad tNo. y
0f SITS per Share ,r tEU aterreo HtQtN.
payable NrcB ~ i9Mi t @tatkhoiderY St
record NuUUh t9. 1921.
JAMES n. wnUpW sHn, Treasurer.
NATIONAI HICORfCE COMPANY.
pNErEERED ItNLi END MI. 10.
The regular uua rfart dividend pf l3asc ON
thr Preferred stock - th.s Company has this
dav beep declared. PAYABLE en- March 3lst
next 10 ~ Preferred Stockholders of record
III IL. rErHERBRIDGE, Treasurer.
March sth. 1921.
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ss2s

co.. inc...... ................ ISIS %
ZION ART EMBROIDERY coli.
Flsischnun "a al. ...+..~- 24a,Zu
BRONX.
Tbe Grst name Is tfat az The debtor.
COHEN louisa. Cooper. 1900. Ss9A I'd
CITY or 81 Y.-P Battle ... 5,eil.a7
ann and Grain Co.. inc...... SOTO
GREEN, Mnrtis-G. De Pamphills. iaol-
lSIFZ. William III. AL. silver
l0nn.+s ..... .... ...s. .t. .t1l. II
NELL. IIrrry-B Mcu. $50
N0SHER. Isaac, Enest y. rict
woth and Ozone Park Hygeia
Tee 60. lnc.-J u Reimer. ....... tl9 ~
01GIGNE Jfhn-rF Agugiiarc afs2
Eoi@if lae... .l,n'... ''''''''A''. 5o7o9
ianes .. .......'., ......... astoI
FGRL0NG-TCNipF<Its 90. ana sd-
lird War. nrnis s.''''........... s,3is.s1
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet but steady, at Q points
decline; rnidding, $500. Sales 5 1000. Amer
lean 1000. Imports 1000. all American. Fu-
turcs opened quiet at Is to so points decline;
closed barely steady at 20 to 81 points de-
1.4fd.: October. 76sd.: December 7T5d
Manchester yarns duh and irregular; cloths
erIifet
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BA>KRuPrCY.

Tho following petitions in bankruptcy were
lliea IN the United States District Court
MATALE& MANUFACTURING CO. volun-
thry by the MataleX Manufacturing Com
pAhy, 45Q East l4Sth street. mechanical
toys Liabilities are given Gt $i0,S47 and
assets $&,T2. Isador Cohen 2gg Broad-
way. j. attorney for the bankrupt
BOULEVARD JEW EI4RY co, INC, involun-
tarT, against the Boulevard Jegelry Com
pany. Inc, a95 southern Boulevard. Liza
bihttes $4,000 and assets $1,000 Irving
9leniek is petitioulng creditor. with 4 claim
oi Sl,u22. Engel Bros, l&2 Nassau steet,
are attorneys for the petitioners
HARRY I. YOUNG AND LOUIS HERMAN
involuntary, against Harry /, Youug and
Louis Herman, rs copartners. trading as
Young Herman. show liabilities Of 500
600 and assets Of 81 900 Only one pati-
tioning creditor. J. Fremark. with claim
OF 800 signed the petition. Marcus L.
shane 299 broadway. y attorney for the
petitioner.
ROYAL ELECTRIC SHOPS. INC.-volun-
Iary. hy the Royal Electric Shops Inc
t9o Westminster avenue. The Bronx. light
ing fixtures, showing liabilities II s45ss
ana assets OF Sl.17l. Ross & Kaufman
-ob Broadway, attorneys for the bankrupt
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SOUTHERN sPOr.

Galveston steady, unchanged, at 12c. :
saIes. a3S bales. New Orleans quiet -
lower, at t0.75c. sales 439 bales. savan-
bales. Augusta steady, unchanged al
io.5oc; sales, 50 bales. Memphis quiet, un-
changed, at 12c. sales 160 bales ST
Houston steady. unchanged Mt lOT5c: sales
21Se bales. Little Rock quiet unchanged.
~ 11.50c.; sales, go bales Dallas steady,
unchanged, at i0.50c.; sales, ,40l bales
Montgomery dull. unchanged at 025c. :
sales NIL. Fort Worth steady, unchanged
az 10 gOc. anlae n20 baIee
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRIrpTCy.

The following schedules IN banFruptcy wore
tiled Yesterday ia the United states District
Court:
MATALEN MANUFACTURtNG co. INC.
mechanical TOYS, 4ao East lasth street.
Liabilities SiO.s47, assets $3.71a Isador
eohen, attorney for the bankrupt
AERO WAIST CO., 63 West Twenty-fhfrd
street. Liabilities S222. .9s3. assets Siq2 o23
Oodfogel Dorf attorneys for the bank
rupt.
ALFRED DE JONG. INC, no address. Liza
bilitics S2o.26T, assets $50 $50. Samuel
Nasserman. ~ Chambers street atturppv
for the bankrupt
81 sIkutuSBURG. Pa. RIBBON NIILLS--Iia.
hllltles. Ss2,T12. assets, S0d.9ls. Maxwell
Wyckoff, 27l Broadway, is attorney for the
SAMUEL HORENSTEIN - Liabilities. $40.
4t3; assets, So. .Sl2. Harold Soventhai
I4o2 Broadway, Is attorney for the bank.
JhcoB T. LEVY. SILK merchant. - Grand
street. Liabilities. Sf27 TO-. assets 81 ,-RJ
OF which $l43 Is stock In trade Maxwell
Wyckoff. 27f Broad dway. Is attorney for the
bankrupt.
DANIEL COHEN & SONS - Abraham 4.
Cohen, Hynaa II. Cohen and Max Cohen,
doing business as Daniel Cohen Sons, 81
West Thirty-seventh street Liabilities.
SaS,2d2: assets, $I0.3S0 Jacob Gordon. afg
broadway, 10 attorney fer the bankrupts
EASTERN SILK MILLS. - Grand street.
Liabilities, ST.335 assets, $l0,4u7. Maxwell
bankrupt.
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DETROIT
onon. rllrb. T.ov. I.ast.

ales. Open. High. Low. Las
SS9 SS9 S5oTeSst c5aTsSsi H.. pf... 4 $@ Z
1000 Cont Motors. Gis 50 Gs y
30 Edison ....... N6al a6a qG4 9G'
IS Ford Of Can. 2sS 2sS 2SS 2ss
1000 900 NoSlS .SS' oiI... iio.o., iyo5 100 '.o5 ic
1a0 Paige ......... 20 20 20 ~
$50 REQ .....,.... .-5s ..+s -2il -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-07
Field in Tennis Meet Has Narrowed
 To Four Players
Singles Finals Are Set for Friday-Semi-Finals
 on Today

Atlanta, July 6.-The field in the Southern Lawn Tennis association championship singles was narrowed down here today to four players who will engage in the semi finala to- morrow.
 The quartete are Carlton Y. sbitt, Atlanta. present singles champion. who already has two "iegs" on the association cup; Douglas Matters. of Mulberry, Fla. who as a resident of New Orleans several years ago. won the championship: E. V. Carter. Jr.. and Frank owens both of Atlanta
 The singles finals are set for Fri day, but the play in the doubles has not advanced that far and the vic torious pair will not be known until Saturday. Play was also begun in the womans singles today with Miss Etheiny Lengendre of New orleans, title holder showing every evidence of again taking the honor, Most Interesting Contest Carter and Henry Bruns of New Orleans. furnished the most Inter esting contest of the day, the match requiring three sets before the visit ing player fell before the tall At lantan. Carter and his partner J. K Orr Jr., Atlanta, had to play five sets to defeat B. $. Cowan and A. Ware. of Knoxville. Three of the sets were decided and the last one ended 9-7. Another hard-fought match was that in which the Louis vile team Watkins and Van Wagner defeated Sempt and Riordan, of Sa- vannah in five sets.
 Today's results follow Mems Singles
 Douglas Walters, Mulberry, Fla. defeated J. D. Hunt Atlanta, 6-S, 1-5.
 Frank Owens. Atlanta defeated R. $. Cowan. Knoxville, 6-1. 6-3. Carlton Y. smith, Atlanta defeated
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Sidney Appel Louisville. s,S. s-2
 E. V. Garter, Jr Atlonta, defeated Henry Bruns. New Orleans. e-4, 5-I. 6-s.
 Men's Doubles
 Bryan Grant and C. '. smith. At lanta, defeated Dr. Nat Thorton and Williamson Atlanta, 6-9, e-s. 6-t, Tom Carruthers and A Al. Johnson, Chattanooga, defeated Means and Rieling, Louisville, S-6. 6-2. 7-5.
 J. D. Hunt and Frank Owens. At lanta, defeated Carruthers and John son, s-s, 6-2. GO.
 Watkins and Vou Wagner defeated .uss Semp and Riordan Savannah, i-6, 7-5. sc, 2-6 6-2.
 Douglas Walters and Henry Brus, New Orleans. defeated Myers and Clark Atlanta, 6-2 6-i, 6-l.
 E, V. Carter, Jr. and ] K. orr. Jr. defeated k. S, Cowan and A. Ware. Knoxville, 5-7. 7-5 $-6 6-S. 9-7.
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PETER BEILER BRINGS
 TOP PRICE AT AUCTION

North Randall Cleveland, July G. Peter Belier i-ycsr-oid colt by Pe- ter the Great brought the top price when the stable of 5. l.. Stadler of Cleveland was disposed of at public auction here today. Surprisingly low prices were in evidence.
 Tho colt went to Will Rosemire. the Cleveland trainer, who developed him. for sS.ooO. He is extensively entered in the big trotting features of the grand circuit.
 Peter the Brewer. a S-year-old colt D% Peter the Great a much -touted futurity candidate, went 10 E. Stout of Pontiac. Mich, for s6,J00 Walter IT, Caudler of Atlanta purchased Pe- ter Stanler, the 9-year-old star, for sl 500.
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GADSDEN WINS FROM
 Fl. PAYNE BOOSTERS

Gadsden. July 6.--(Special.) )--The Gadsden team won close victory over the Fort Payne Boosters here today, to 4. The hitting of Gray end Nunnally's home run featured for Gadsden. For Fort Payne. How ards Shelby's and Hester's hitting fcatueed Young, Gadsden pitcher, struck out six of the opposing bat ters. Score K. Il. E. Gadsden .... a.012 001 10'--5 3 Ft. Payne ..... 300 900 010---4 , 3
 Batteries-Young and Gray; Hester and Thomas.
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BRING ON THE NEXT

BRING ON THE NEXT
 aftermath everything The aftermath Dempsey Carpentier fight Jersey City Saturday. brings the question: Who will Champion Jack next" Three listed the probable candidates They Frank Moran Tommy Gibbons and Bill Brennan.
 The first mentioned, Moran hasbeen Frank in his prime would have been champion Moran not cunning effective used His think he coming boy however is for anybody who their over blow would be joke affair send founderng against
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WILLIAMS IMPROVING

Athens. July Special )--County Commissioner Bill Williams was car ried 10 Nashville several days ago for an operation for appendicitis, which was performed. and he has returned home. where he is rapidly recovering from the attack and operation which he has undergone.
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Chess Tournament

Atlantic City. N J. July 6.--The first session in the chess masters 11-roand tournament, which opened here today to continue to July 20 resulted in victory for AL Lotkowskl Los Angeles; Charles Jaffee, New York and Samuel Factor, Chicago
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Sailor Freedman Is
 Matched With Hartle,

Chicago. July 6.-Sailor Freedman, Chicago lightweight. has been matched to meet Pete Hartley in New York on July 12. when Joe Bur.nan fights Charles Ledoux, the French man. and Frank Moran meets Bob Martin. All the bouts are l2 rounds.
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as great a negro fighter as Jack hallucination pure and simple. I saw Wills sent against a dub ham-and-e of the dingy type over in Atlanta last year AL though Wills opponent was novice at protecting himself, and although Harry pasted him when and where he pleased. he was un> able to jar the negro hulk from his feet. At one time Wills de- liberatoly held his opponent measured a knockout blow, and delivered 1t full on the jaw. h. stead of dropping the giant negro stood motionless and waited for another. If a fellow of Wills weight can't produce the powe~ to floor a helpless man. who he has battered and beaten for sev- eral rounds, he would stand little show against the terrific attack of Jack Dempsey.
 Jack to Rule Supreme
 Il looks like the crop is too poor to get up great deal of enthusiasm. If Dempsey takes care of himself and foregoes the temptation offered any man t the top of his chosen profession. he should be able to rule supreme for at least five years. Maybe it will be longer. Of course old age will eventually get Jack, but five years hence he will be only 31 years old, and any man at the 3i mark should be all there.
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For Good of
 the Community

NI or day but the Age-Herald's N printed pages give good cheer in the course of publishing current events
 Not day but it's columns contain in spiration for those who obey the call of their hopeful outlook on life and their confidence in the immortal scheme whose threads pass through their being and con- meet it with the eternal.
 Contract has been let for the Chimes Tower" on the Highlands Methodist x church. The bells are being fashioned in the Baltimore factory. By Christmas they will musically intone the promise of the cross and the triumph of the resurrec- tion. They will say to men that the strug- gle is worth while; to children that the life ahead can be made as sweet as the melody of the chimes
 To all souls these chimes will bring reconciliation with the ills that while they have hurt have chastened They will turn us further from the horrors of that war, whose glamor has not removed the graves of fallen sons and sweethearts, and make us more reasonable in our de- mands of other men and other nations.
 Had this country enjoyed the same un- interrupted prosperity after the war as the sudden demand for war munitions created during the war and tapping awhile from it, we might have regarded that excruciating calamity in glow of gold But time and Providence has strip ped war of it's caparisons and we see the grinning and mocking skeleton for what it is.
 The chimes will call us again to the delights of peace. Peace on earth; good will to men," It is the entire cat egory of human happiness. It can be se- cured through no other catechism. Man cannot delight in destruction. He in herits the creative spirit of his, Maker.
 Things like this are of importance equal to the daily business which we pur- sue. Our business is to get the material things to sustain us and our families. But these material things are of precious lit tie service where the gentle side of man shall have so encrusted itself with the brassiness of accumulation that getting has become the end rather than the means.
 The highest minded people are not OIlly CIl0 lldppl6SL, UuI Cll0y are IIl0 InOSC successful. On the day that we announce the contract for the chimes tower we read that record cargoes are coming up the Warrior river through our new means of transportation. Simultaneously we are receiving goods from the eastern sea- board and the Pacific by means of our waterways, while our new plant at Fair field is making steel cars to transport our products by land.
 The great nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals is completed It is ready for op- eration. Secretary Weeks cannot but realize it and take steps that will make this big investment count in the develop ment of Alabama and the south.
 A continuous flow of steel products leaves Birmingham mills for Japan, China, India and the other peoples of the orient. The earth and it's nations are friendly to the Birmingham district We have touched elbows with the known world through our ships built at Mobile and names of Alabama cities are becom- irn xxyo11 Lnoxxyyo vxyh ornvyox %bora oro