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New-York tribune., 1921-09-09
Harding Saves Soldier From
Death Sentence for Murder

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-President
Harding has commuted to life impris-
onment the death sentence imposed b.
military court martial at Manila upon
Private Lefwitch Wylie. the War De-
partment announced to-day
Wylie was convicted of murder in
connection with the death of Private
Foster Lillard, of the 9Th Cavalry at a
Philippine post January is, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-09
Dry Bill Passed i'm Norway

CHRlSTIANIA, Sept S--The lower
House OF Parliament tonight adopted
the prohibition bill which forbds the
importation of liquors or wines CON
tanning more than IA per cent of all
cohol. The bill now goes to the Upper
House, where it is expected to be ap
New-York tribune., 1921-09-09
, heroes Bound: Shot Dead

AIKEN, S. c.. Sept. s.-Two negroes.
Mansfield Butler and Charlie Thomp-
son, were lynched in corntield near
here tonight. They had been charged
with an attack on white woman. The
men were found tied to a stake about
200 yards from the scene Of the alleged
attack with their bodies riddled with
bullets
New-York tribune., 1921-09-09

largely to the life and history of your
great republic.n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
UNA COLILIA DE CIGARRILLO
PUDO QUEMAR UNA ESCUELA
EN- PONCE

Ponce, julio 12.-Entre diez once
de la maHaha de hoy, fueron avisa-
dos los bomberos de que sc habia mi
ciado un incendio en- la Escuela Bal
dorioty, en- cl barrio Cantera, pues
salia humo del interior del edificio.
Apresuradamente Sc constituyeron
en- el sitio del suceso y les fue facil
apagar las basuras Y papcles que sc
habian incendiado debajo del piso, en-
| la planta baja origmandose llamas
que amenazaban el pavimento del sa-
Ion.
Creese que alguno de los desocupa-
dos que van al patio de dicha escue-
la jugar tir6 al suelo una colilla de
cigarrillo y que la colilla impulsada
por el viento fue tener la basura
y los papeles que Sc incendiaron.
! Las lamas habian empeZado a la
mer el piso por su parte inferior,
aunque no hicieron dano apreciable.
COrrespOnsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
TODOS CESANTES

De Bayam6n sc qnejaron de que los
confinados que trabajan en- Ia carre-
terra ccrcana la poblaci6n, frecuen-
taban esta v despues de Ia correspon-
dicnte investigation por el Departa-
mento correspondence, sc ha reco-
mendado Ia cesantfa de- los empleados
encargados de la custodia de aque-
Hos, incluso cl sobrestante de ese
trozo de carretera, que Sc encuentra
hacienda uso dc licencia en- los Es-
tados Unidos, y estaba en- Ia Isla
cuando ocurrieron los hechos inves-
ttgadOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
SUCESO EN- MAYAGUEZ

En- la carretera de NIayagiiez a
Anasco, una tromba derrib6 varioS
arboles y postes, ocasionando dafios
a la casa del Sr. Hern, Rector del
Colegio de Agricultural. Ell individuo
Ramon Ramos, que sc disponfa a au-
xiliar a Mr.. Hern, qued6 muerto al
ponerse en- contactO con uRo de los
alambres electrizados, que habfan cal
do al suelo con los postes. Narciso
Ramos sufri6 tambien .dafios en- un
brazo, al tratar de auxiliar a Ramos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
LOS PEoUESoss PREsTAMos

Las manifestations del Sr. Tho
mas. lie In ComiSi6n federal para es-
tndiar In extension q Puerto Rico del
sistcma dc mestamos agricolas por
medic de la organization del Gobier-
no. indican que Sc iijard un plaZo de
20 amos V I'M maximum de $1,000 pa
RI los adclantoS Il. los agricultorcS. Sc
cargara nm medic por cicnto mas So
hre c intercs de los honos que Sc emf
ian para ohtcner Il dincro que permi-
ta 81 funcionamiento del Blnco Y Sc
imilariI les pf2saimoS al W nof
ccinto del valor dc la linca que Sc
afectc cl 20 por cieiIto de &u pro-
piedad ascgurada. Il aunrnto conti-
mia cn cstudio para nf"rmc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
Ell IMPUESTO A LOS CINEs

Los scfiores Adsuar y Santibanez,
de In mayorfa, Martinez D;ivila, dc
La minorfa, on la Asamblca Munich
pal de San Juan, fueron de opinion
contraria q la Ordenanza ell estudio
para imponer una contribution i'm
puesto las entradas Ell los cinema
t6grafos de Ia ciudad sostuvieron
SUI procedencia el Sr.. Pietrantoni, de
la minorfa, Y los Sres. Pedrosa y
Gambaro, de la mayorfa.
FL producto del impuesto de desti-
ma a la beneficencia pdblica, al fin
SC aprob6, por todos. anoche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
ASSOCIATION BENEFICA

Han sido prcsentados en- Ia Secre-
taria Ejecutiva, para su archivo y
regisiro, los artfculos de incorpopra-
de organiZar. con cl nombre dc "Resp.
Togia Faro de la Montana No. 1888 !,
cuya oficina principal Sc establecera
en- Ciales. FL objeto principal de Ia
asociaci0n scra la protection mutua
dc sus miembros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Bandcras.-Elmo Lincoln
en- "El Disco de Fuego" con tickets
para Ia lampara que regalaran los Sc
nores Dinet Y Pacheco.
Teatro America.-El bonito drama
en- actos intarpretado por Norma
Talmadec Isl No!" y el Vaudeville
No. a.
Teatro Rialto.--Gran dia lie moda.
Valiosos regalos en- cada tanda. La
eclebrada coupletista Josefina Lopez
Munoz con nuevos couipets de actuali-
dad. Completara el rrograma Ia !n1-
da production "Se Necesta un Mari
do, por Ia famosa actriz Billie Burke.
Cine Luna.-El colossal drama en- Z
actos LOS Cinco Tunantes", por Rex
Beach.
Cine Real.-El episodio final de
"Tres Perseguida por Tres" Y un dra-
ma Ell actos.
Cine Monte CarlO.-Un drama en- 5
actos y el episodio final de "Tres per-
seguidos por Tres.
Cine Victory Garden.-Wallace Reid
en- la preciosa cinta en- 5 actos que lie
va por titulo "La Nina de Plata" Y la
comedia en- actos "Despedido otra
Vez".
Cine Puerto Rico.-Presenta el bo-
nito drama en- .actos interpretado
por Blanch Sweet, "Oro Y Sangre" y
ell final de la super-serie "Oro de Pi-
rata.
Cine Las Antillas, Oetras dc Tale
res)-La Novia 49,, epi&odio ID
ia Casa Tragica", por Norma Tai
madge, y "Entrenamiento Dempsey
Carpenter, para la pelea del Siglo
Teatro Rivoli, (Rio Piedras).-3ra
jornada de la gran serie francesa Gel
Conde de Monte Cristo" reapari-
ci0n de "Los Boricuas".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
NEGOCIO EN- HARINA

FL Sccretario Ejecntivb ha eXpedi-
do certiiicado de registro a la corpo-
raci6n del pals denominada "The San
Juan BAKERY, Inc. cnya oficina prin-
cipal Sc cstableccri en- Ia casa mime
ro II de Ia callc San Justo, dc San
Juan. Dicha corporation SO dedicara
4 In elaboration dc toda claSe dc
prodrctos de harina lie trigo. Su ca
pital social autoriZado es de 500, 900,
v sus incorporadorcS son los seliores
Pedro Rodriguez. Crist6bal Puig y
Andres Caldcr6n, todos de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
PASAPoRTES

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha expedi-
do pasaportes para embarcar Cura-
zao, Venezuela Y Panama, a los Sc
flores Robert William Hegner Y Fran
els Metcalf Root, ambos de Baltimo-
re, Maryland; para embarcar- a
Espana Francia, al seflor Teodoro
Vidal Sanchez, de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
Ell PRiMQGES1To

Nuestro amigo : huen compaiiero
Enrique Colon Baersa. redactor jefe
de la Correspondence la sido OBJ
sequiado por su espesa. doiia Merce-
des Ced6, con un monfsimo bebe, ell
primogenito, que es hoy sa algeria.
La mama, que esta Ell el Sanatorio
Puerto Rico, es atendida por ell doc
tor Biamon y su estado es completa-
mente satisfactorio.
Felicidades al reci6n nacido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
NJ LOS DE PRIMERA

FL Comisionado dc Inmigracin del
Epucrto de Nucya York, ha objetado y
detenido el descmbarco de pasajeros
que vcnfan de Europa para los Es-
tados Unldos, fundandose en- la Ley
del % por cientov, que parccc Sc es-
I'd cumpliendo extrictamente.
Sc han prcsentado protestas con mo
two dc esa actuacidn Y particular
mentc los procedentcs de naises dol
Asia, son los mas numcrosos en- la
nueva prohibition,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
II. 4. CUEyAs

Procedente de In Habana, donde
hacla como cinco ailos representaba
Ia sucursal que ALI tiene establecida
la raz6n social de esta plaza. Schluter
III Co., Sucr., hemos tenido ell gusto de
salildar al esiimado amigo, el active
Q inteligente joyen Ramon Alexandra
Cueyas, quien cstard entire nosotros
un par de meses, pasados los cuales,
volyera a .ocuparse de sus negocios,
en- la capital de la Antilla hermana.
Buenas impresiones deseamos Jal
ST.. Cucyas on esta su TERRA, donde
ticne el hogar de sn Sra. madre y
Ihermanas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
FL FISCAL DE HUMACAO

Sc cOnsidera segura la designation
on favor del Lcdo. ST.. r. Gomez, pa
IA Fiscal de Distrito de Humacao,
que fjgura on Ia terna presentada pa
ra Ia provision del expresado cargo.
Cubierta esa vacante, Sc ha termina-
do toda Ia combination dc nomhra-
mientos que estaba pe4diente y de
la que inform6, oportunamente, FL
INlPARCIAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
UN BANQUETE A LOS COMISIO
NADOS REPUBLICANOS

Coincidicndo con In llegada del nue.
yo Gobcrnador, segdn SO informa. Sc
.ofrecera I'm banquete, por la direc-
ci6n del Partido republican,, a los
Sres. Todd Tous Soto. que fueron
a los Estados Unidos, en- asuntos po-
lfticos. Sc espera que el Sr. Todd,
regrcse con el GObernador Mont Ri
ley, y para csc dfa Sc lie prepare una
manifestation, por los elementos del
exprcsado partld0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
PARA .EsTADos uNIDos

En- el vapor de hoy embarcan para
Nueva York los Sres. Salvador Rullan
y Agapito Pedrero, de la firma Los
Muchachos', del alto eomercio de es-
Ia ciudad, que van en- viaje de COM
pras estaran ansentes algunas sema
mas. Les deseamos el mejor viaje Y
Gxito los activos j0yenes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
CON Ell GOBERNADOR

Aver tarde visito al Gobernador in
terino seiior Benedicto, el Lcdo senor
Luis Villaronga, que conferencio ex-
tensamente con nuestra primera auto
ridad. FL Lcdo. Villarona ha 1igura-
do antes en- una candidatura para car
gos judiciales de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
EN- su DEsPACHo

Desde aver esta al frente de su des-
pacho de Fiscal lat large" en- el De-
paGamento de Justicia, nuestro ami
go ell Lcdo Samalea Iglesias, que acer
tadamente fue designado para este
cargo por su renuncia de la presi-
dencia de la Comisi6n dc IndemniZa-
clones obreras. Seguramente tendr;t
el mismo Gxito que hasta ahora el dis
tinguido iuncionario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
UN GUAPo.

Acusado de aggression a Flora dc Je-
sds, a quien ocasiono varias contusio-
nes en- ell lado izquierdo del pecho.
fu& arrestado y puesto bajo 5000 de
fianza, Ulises Villar. Flora fue assist
da en- Ia sala de socorross
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
CONTINUA EN- SESSION

La Asamblea Municipal de San
Juan continue anoche la session que
esta celebrando para despachar todos
los asuntos cue tiguran en- la convo-
catoria. FL informe para la reorgani-
zaci6n del cuerpo de bomberos est,s
mereciendo especial menci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
\ VENEZUELA

En- cl yapor que sale mailana para
Venezuela. sc ausenta dc San Juan,
el culto escritor colaborador nuestro,
Faustino Laiar, y estard ausente una
corta temporada, Ell gestiones de ne
Ygocios.
lie dcsamos el mcjQr viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
ANTICALCULINA EBREY es un
gran remedio para los rinones y ve-
jiga. En- todas las boticas.--16.
LOS DEsEsPERADOS

FL Ponce. sali6 aver para New
En- cl barrio Monte Llano, de Ca
yey, Sc suicide el indiyiduo Eugeni0
Bonilla. de % amos dc edad. ahorcdn-
dose de un puento. Y en- el barrio Ma
rdyilla. de Las Marfas. Sc suicide el
individuo Manuel Meifas. dc IS ahos
de cdad, ahorcindose On su rcsidencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
LAS ENaIIENDAs a LA LEY
AfIrNICIPAI,

Considerable detenidanente Y FIR
mazda por el Gobernador, la Ley ha-
Eciendo cnmiendas Il Ia Municipal y
en 10 que sfespecta presupuesto
. asignaci0n para 81 pago de los en-
Iplcados que han de cumplirla, del 8
por cicnto que Sc fila en- la inisma
ley, sc hara Ia distribution cores
pondiente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
EseALAMIENTo

Ell puesto de tabaeos. de Jose Con
zalez, en- Puerta de TERRA. fue esca-
lado, levandose los cacos un carton
y so cajas de cigarrillos, dos pesos en-
efectivo $50 tabacos,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
MENoR AGGRESSIVE

La policia de Puerta de TERRA,
arresto al menor Jose Viera, acusa-
do de haber agredido con un palo, en-
el poblado Miranda, Josefina Ortiz
y Francisco Millfn, ocasionandoles he
ridas Y contusiones, de las que fue-
ron asistidas en- la Sala de Socorros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
INA AGGRESSION

En- la calle Cangrejos, de Arroyo,
el individuo Castor Garcia acomcti0
V agredi0 con una cuchilla plegadi-
"a. Il Julian Sierra. produci6ndole dos
heridaS graves. FL agresor fu6 arres-
tado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
PoR HURTO

A 20 dias de carcel fue seHtenciado
por la Corte Municipal, Camilo Nave
do, por hurto de sun saco de carbon
de los terrenos del ferrocarril en- San
turce, propiedad de Manuel Marina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
EscALAMIENTo

La casa de don JESUS Cancio, en-
Rio Piedras, fue escalada, llevandose
los cacos, una cadena con una media
LA de la Virgen del Perpetuo Soco-
rro, dos mas pequehas, una sortija de
orc, una pulsera de orc y $40 en- efec-
two.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
MENOR DELINCUENTE

La Corte Municipal impuso tres me-
ses de carcel, al menor Enrique Caba-
Hero, por hurto de un reloj, valorado
en- $25, propiedad de dofia Sofia Ale
iandro. 3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
CON Ell DIR. MILLER

Ell Comisionado de Sanidad NUM-
cipal senor Gonzalez Ginorio ha con-
ferenciado con el DR.. Miller respecto
de asuntos de instruction Publica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
ARTICULOs EsPANOLES

Jamones espanoles.
Salchich0n de Vich.
Lomo .ahumado. .s
Sobreasada Mallorquina. -
Papas espaHolas. !.
Todo acabado de recibir i de las
mejores classes.
Lame al
"Colmado Font,
Telefonos Is 16, San Juan, p. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
RORo nE oLAN

A Pedro Conception lie robaron de
nm caro-, en- la Gale de la Cruz. esqui-
ma la de Tetuan, ) piezas de olan, va
loradas en- $17:50.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
ANIMACION

Para cl Te Dansant el domingo pro-
ximo On el Casino de Puerto Rico hay
Imucha animacijn y promote rcsultar
una brillante fiesta con eseogidos nd-
'meros de bale
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
Ell FISCAL DE HuMACAO

De hoy maiiana Sc hara ell nombra
miento de Fiscal para la Corte de Dis
trito de Humacao en- sustitucion del
Lcdo. senor Massari, que ha sido tras
ladado San Juan, Seccion- Segunda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-14
ADvERT EN- CIA

No consuma queso desconocido de
dudosa procedencia. Pida el legitimo
.'QUESO ORPI' de Arecibo, con eti-
queta colorado. Constantes existen-
cia. Distribuidores:
SUAZO & SEIJO,
Tetuan /, Tel. S53, San Juan, P. r.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-11
Looking After Interests
 of Lauderdale High School

Moulton, July 10.-(Special.) LA party of men interested in vocational
 agricultural work consisting of Earl M. Hodson, county superintendent of education, and J. F. Marlborough, county demonstration agent, each of Moulton and of Principal Preuir Simms and A. D. Roberts. vocational teacher, each of the Town Creek school, and J. M Houston. member ot the Lawrence county board of edu- cation; Will Lee, local trustee, and c. F. Craig, all of Town Creek, went to Rogersville Friday to acquaint themselves with the vocational Wofk being given at the Lauderdale County High school at that place under the instruction of Herschel Bedingfield. The party was especially anxious to see the shop and class rooms with their equipment and found the trip or value in planning the work already begun the first of July at Town Creek. The vocational teacher, A. L' Roberts reports that he has 1ounu many boys and farmers in the imme- diate school district anxious to enter into the work, indeed, he says, ne .shas requests enough already to do things that would take all the year practically to accomplish" As teach CT of this work the Alabama regu- lations governing the Smith -Hugnss men require him to attend at least one month in the summer for speclai at Auburn. This ne De- gins this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-11
AUBURN FACULTY GETS
 A BAND SERENADE

Auburn, July 10.- tSpeclal)-ihe faculty and summer school stuoehts at Auburn enjoyed most delightfui treat Saturday morning when they were given a surprise concert by the band of the Masonic home of Mont gomery.
 Returning to Montgomery from Opelika where they furnished the music for the joint installation Of officers of both the Masonic and Eastern Star lodges of Auburn ana Opelika it was necessary for these boys to pass through Auburn, ana since they were travelling in tae Masonic home truck it was impos- sible for them to stop off and dem onstrate to the people or Auburn that it is possible to develop good band in little more than two months, which pr. George H. Thigpen, super intendent of the Masonic home, an nounced has been their actual period of training.
 Their programme was well ar ranged and every number on 1t brought forth unanimous applause by an audience that filled Langdon hall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-11
 THINGS LOOK RATHER GLOOMY ABOUT BLOCTON

Blocton, July 10--(Special. )-The Mobile & Ohio Railway company has closed it's freight and telegraph f. flee at Red Feather, due to the con- tinued inactivity of the coal mine properties in that portion of Bibb county.
 The price and quality of ice in Blocton is becoming a mooted ques- tion. It is selling at 70 cents per hundred pounds, which is the highest price under war conditions, and the melting quality seems to be at the highest point. In addition to this consumers must stand the melting between factory and his ice box, a block that weighed 200 pounds at the factory, Bessemer. or Birmingham, is given you as 200 pounds, when in many instances 1t will not weigh more than 150 to 175 pounds, but you pay for the 200 pounds at the rate of 70 cents. And there is no competi- tion in the business.
 Various parties are still prospect ing foe coal in the vicinity of Brae- head and Norris along the Mobile & Ohio railway, with the indication that if certain seams of coal can be located more than one new mine will be opened this year.
 Coal mining around Blocton contin- ues dull. There has been little in- crease in production at the Hill Creek mine, but other mines are idle or of small production. Number oe men are going to other states looking for work. Saw mills are showing some activity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-11
Formby Heads Calhoun
 County Farm Bureau

Anniston, July (Special)-F. NJ. Formby of Piedmont, has been elected as first vice president of the Calhoun county farm bureau; E. c. Simpson of Ohatchie, is the second vice president; Marvin Lusk of Jack sonville. is the third vice president, and John F. Williams, cashier of the Commercial National bank, is the secretary and treasurer.
 An enthusiastic meeting of the of ficers, directors and members of the bureau was held at the county court house Saturday afternoon, the ses- sion being presided over by Pres c. II. Howle of Oxford.
 The movement inaugurated here several weeks ago by Arthur Haiti wanger for the sending of 100 Cal houn county farmers into East Ten nessee for a study of farm condi- tions in that section, and which is being fostered by the Anniston Chamber of Commerce, was indorsed by the officers and members, an- nouncement being made that the date for schedule of departure for the farmers had been changed to Au- gust 15.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-11

were going to be alone. The dream like feeling clung about her. Her head felt light. It seemed as though she were actually walking on air!
 Within a few moments she found herself at Dicks side in a taxi. The vehicle darted through the busy streets
 Mary, my dear. I'll do everything in the world to make you happy. swear that I'll be good to you" Dick 2 young voice was full of genuine emo ton. He could not yet believe that pretty Mary Dfew was now his wife. The news was too good to be true. He was almost afraid that he. too, would wake up suddenly and find 1t was a dream.
 "oh, Dick" said Mary faintly "Dick-have we both gone crazy? What-what have we done?"
 T know what l have done, sweet heart answered Dick. "A better thing than I've ever done before. that's all And-and, Mary, you never will regret it. That l promise you"
 She smiled into his eyes. He caught her in his arms and kissed her fondly.
 "Oh, Mary, I'm so. happyl I-I wish this taxi ride would never end :! 1t--it's all incredible. To think that you--the dearest. sweetest, prettiest girl in the wide world, the most de- sirable and adorable-are actually my wife,
 Dick, you've taken my breath awayH
 Why, Mary, from the first day that l saw you you did that" You're sure, Dick. sure that you do care for me2"
 Sweetheart, I'm crazy over you, and I always shall be-"
 The taxi turned into Fifth avenue.
 Where are we going7" Mary asked.
 T thought of having tea" Dick an- swerod.
 Its such a lovely afternoon now that-Ini ghtn't we take longer taxi ride" said Dicks young bride. "snd have tea later on.
 Anything that you say, sweet heart, goes"
 Dick popped his head out and gave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-11
RUSSELL MOVES ID GULFPORT AND
 CAUSES B|G STIR
Also Takes Three, Convict Servants, All of Which Is In Violation of Law of
 Mississippi

Jackson, Miss, July 1O.-tSpecial) ) Gov. Lee M Russell has brought down upon his own head good deal of adverse criticism because of what his political enemies term the "mis- use of convicts,' and not without req son.
 Several days ago the governor did an unprecedented act in removing his official residence from Jackson to Gulfport That was commented on at the time. Jackson being the cap ital of the state, and the place desig- mated by law as the place of resi- dence for governors. However, that was passed over as of small impor- tance. The governor is not required under the constitution to remain in Jackson all the time, but at the same time the constitution does not con template that the governor shall make his official residence elsewhere than at Jackson for three months at a time. It never was done before, and Mississippi is great on prece- dents.
 But it comes to pass that the gov ernor too three convict servants down to his gulf coast home--two women anu one HidH-dnu that mas caused howl of indignation. There does not seem to be any legal or other author tty for giving convicts a summer on the coast. or elsewhere. They are re- quired to remain on state property, unless in charge and under the con trol of officers and employees of the penitentlary.
 Had Right in Jackson
 So long as Governor Russell re- mained in Jackson he had right to the use of the convicts, for in 1916 the legislature passed a concurrent resolution providing that four con victs might be detailed to attend on the governors mansion and grounds, and that has been done ever since, the penitentiary authorities paying the governor $15 per month for the support of these four convict ser wants, a total of s60, and which has