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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
Lot NO. 2

All decorated odd pieces, odds and ends from fine high price dinner sets. Sn, all Plates, medium plates, large plates, soup plates, odd cups, odd saucers, deep dishes, flat dishes, oatmeal, cream; pitchers.
 \ 9
 Pieces worth up to soc
Evening star., 1921-11-06
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK, November 5.-The
actual conditions of clearing house
banks and trust companies for the
week shows that they hold sl2,961,-
$50 reserve in excess of legal require
nents. This is a decrease of s3,4l2,170
from last week.
The statement follows: Actual con-
dition:
Loans. discounts. etc, s4.4S.. .Oso,o 900;
: increase, s45,S36,000. Cash Vim own
Bank, s6s.s2s. 600; increase, 81 .os4 900.
Reserve in Federal Reserve Bank of
member banks, s495,716,OOO; decrease,
s5,994,000. Reserve in own vaults,
state banks and trust companies,
Ss.s06,000; decrease, 100000. Reserve
In depositaries. state banks and trust
companies. ss,565.000; decrease. s227,-
900. Net demand deposits, ss.779.-
$4,000; decrease, s21,S17 900. United
States deposits deducted, $94,577 900
Time deposits, $222,37a.000; decrease.
Sl,69S,0e0. Circulation, $32,7S2,O0O
decrease. s33o.0oo. Aggregate reserve,
$50; decrease, $3,412. 100.
summary OF BANKS and trust COM
panies in greater New York, not in
cluded in clearing house statement:
LO~ns, discuun.e, etc. so51,oss,100
increase, s5,512,7OO. Gold, si93O,4OO;
decrease. s1.171.sOO. Currency and
500. Deposits with Federal Reserve
Bank of New York, S53,016,7Oo: in
crease, s1,473,900.- Total deposits,
Ss5s,tss.Aoe; iaereases ss.s4s,s0o.
eliminating amounts due from
reserve depositaries and other banks
and trust companies in New York
city and UIited States: Deposits,
615,14O.l6o; increase, s3as.soO Banks:
Cash in vault. $25,900,20O. Trust COM
penies: Cast in vault, 1856, 500.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.

NEW YORK, November 5-The cot
ton mar,'.g was very quiet today,
with hua -ations narrow and irregu-
lar. With two holidays next week
tuesday and Friday-and the report
OF the census bureau on ginning to
November scheduled for publication
at the opening on Wednesday morn
Ing, fresh bus! ness was restricted, the
bulk of the trading being attribut ed
to the reduction of old accounts The
price OF January contracts ranged
from 1873 to 1929, closing at 1924,
with the general market closing
eight points.
advance of eight points to a decline
OF seven points, near months being
relatively firm on reports that spot
cotton was being sold out of the local
stock There was a little southern
selling at the start and scattered
six to seven points net lower right
after the call, after which the mark ct
Hfmed up on covering for over the
week end. Otherwise there was very
little support and later fluctuations
were irregular. with December rang
ing from 1880 to 1850 and March
from 1907 to 1922. Last prices were
within two or three points of the best
on most deliveries. Rumors that a
prominent authority estimated the
oiiohS VI So'toit ~ ot SlHHeu dlteI
November 1 at 100000 bales were
denied.
NEW ORLEANS, La, November S.
Week end coverings of the short in
terest kept the cotton market steady
today at small advances, following
declines of two to six points on the
opening call. The greatest demand
was felt in the late trading, when
prices were nine to twelve points
higher than the close of yesterday.
Last prices showed net gains on the
session of three to seven points. De-
cember traded down to 17.77, reacted
TO 1892 and closed at 1885.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
STEEL IRREGULAR,
SLUMP IN DEMAND
Disposition to Await Reduc"
tions in Freights-Copper
Takes a Squirt.

NEW YORK. November 5.-The
steel market is irregular both in
relation to prices and to demand.
reports on October sales show, a
lieved to have been caused partly by
fears Of rail strike. This demand
has now fallen off and there is a
disposition to await reductions In
rail freights. There is a fair business,
however, in the lighter products,
which are steady. while heavy weights
are quiet and easy with some pres
sure to sell. Pig iron is quieter, as
the recent buying appears to have
flled requirements for the time
velopments regarding freight rates.
Prices are barely steady and un-
changed.
Copper Improves.
In copper there has been a some
what improved demand. Buyers for
domestic consumption have been a
little more active, either as result
of betterments in their trade condi-
tionS or increased confidence in
prices because of strengthening
statistical position. The unsettled
ruling of European exchange rates
has probably restricted export busi-
ness, but some further sales have
been reported, particularly for ship
ment to Germany and France. De-
liVeries into domestic consumption
last month were estimated at about
eighty million pounds. Leading pro-
ducers are firmly maintaining their
quotations of 13 to 1914 for nearby
and forward deliveries of eiectroiytic.
- Tin has shown little change,
Visible supply figures were bearish
and general demand light, but the
reduction in the English bank rate
gave better tone at the close of the
week.
Lead was quiet. Stocks both here
and abroad are light, and demand on
the whole is satisfactory.
Zinc is held higher. checking de-
mand somewhat. Galvanizers have
made inquiries for early shipment
and the ore market is reported strong
with q good demand. and no eXten-
sion of smelling operations.
Anthony continues quiet and easy,
owing to expected arrivals here.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
NEW YORK COFFEE PRICES.

NEW YORK, November 5.-The
market for coffee futures showed
diminishing activity and compare
lively narrow fluctuations today.
The opening was 2 to 7 points higher
with near months relatively steady
on bids by the recent prominent
buyer. After selling at $50 early,
however, the price eased to S.55, and
later months also sagged off slightly
under scattering liquidation for oser
the week end. which was promoted
by the somewhat easier showing Of
Brazil. March reacted from 1918 to
1915, and the market closed net un-
changed to 8 points higher, the more
active positions being l to points
above Fridays final quotations. Sales
were estimated at about $4,000 bags.
December, s.54: January. $40; March,
$40; May, s.04; July, S.o7; Septem-
ber, 500.
Spot coffee was reported quiet at
So for Rio Is and 11% to 1914 for
Santos 4s. Cost and freight offers
were q shade easier. including Santos
4s at l1.40 to 11.55 and Rio Is at $40,
American credits.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. November 5.-Print
cloths gold more freely today for de
livery In the first quarter of 1929
Percales. priced on a basis of 1871
cents for Al. 6+x60's, began to move
for future delivery. Yarns were
slightly easier in trading markets
but firm in spinning centers. Knit
goods sold better New spring
hosiery lists showed advances of 20
per cent over the years low point
Linens were in steady demand.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
c0TT0NsEED OIL STEADY.

NEW YORK, November 5.-Small
covering against the week end i'm.
parted steadiness to cottonseed oil
closing bids being three to seven
points net higher. Sales, 2,200 bar
reIs. Prime crude. 7.121s bid; prime
summer yellow. spot, nominal; De-
csmber, s.63; March. 500, and May,
AAa-AIl bid,
Evening star., 1921-11-06
MARKS DROP 70 LOWEST.

NEW YORK, November 5.-6erman
marks today fell to the lowest level
In histoSy-3956 cents.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
FOUND

SUM OF MONEY, on Nov. l, at the American
Security & Trust Co., WhIch owner can have
by proving same and paying for advertisement
Address RoN 233- L. star office.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
THE WEEKS BOND MARKET.

Following summary Of the of active
York Stock Exchange the week ended yesterday
November S. 1921: T.,
Evening star., 1921-11-06

GARAGE MAN and car washer, experienced.
6S6 Ia. ave. Sc: g.
HOTELS NEED TRAINED MBN-Nat tisn- vide
demand for tsaiaed mel all departments.
hotels. clubs, apartment houses: uncrowded
held; dne living. quick Advancement: our
methods fDdofsed-our students employed BY
leading hotels everywhere. Open evenings.
Call Tor particulars. Lewis Hotel Training
School. 1924 New York ave. nv.
JEWELRY sALEsMAN-EIperience perma
nent position and good salary to right party:
references Kahn Optical Co. s17 7th st. n. W.
JOB COMPOsITUR-All round man: open shop.
Address Boz l4.M. Star office. ~
JOB PRESS FEEDER At once; steady place ."
hrst-class man. Address Bog 1881, Star
ONCE. a.
LADY'S TAILOR and bushelman; frst-class
good pay to rlght party, g26 i7th 81. nv.
LARGE New York corpora ton. manufacturing
loose leaf accounting sysfems and supplies, in.
cluding manifold forms and binders, requires
statesmen for Washington and Baltimore terri.
toryt exceptionally Attractive proposition to
capable men experienced In this or kindred line
sheppard Company. Long Island City. N. Y. .
Evening star., 1921-11-06

YOUNG MAN from country. railway work:
opportunity promotion. Phone KensIngton 12J.
YOUNG MAN, graduate of business High OF
local commercial school; dictation and general
ONCE work: good opportunity for one to learn
cost work: state age. experience, salary and
give references. Address Boz 63-M, Star
Ofice.
YOUNG MAN a. typiYt for evening work
state qaallhcat items and remuneration. Address
BOX 26-M. Star Office.
special advertising work amonr the families
Of your city; no experience necessary; write
today for full particulars. American Products
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
REGISTERED DRUG CLERK-Good salary
Bookkeeper. experienced In plumbing supplies.
Chauffeur. Ford delivery truck, white. Book
keeper.stenogrspher. Young man stenographer;
hours 10 to !: good opening. National Person
ave.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

WOMAN, experienced, for sta
tionery department; to take
charge of the engraving; must
have had previous experience i'll
handling engraving i'll stationery.
Apply Superintendent's Office.
fourth floor, s. kann Sons Co.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
WANTED-HELp
MALD-ContiBHe4.
Statesmen TO

oEAA oLhASNA~A ~
These blankets are offered about z third un-
lent sids line fsr men calling. On established
trade: Big commisaton. See Mr.. Lssi at the
Hecht Co., 7th at r.
SAEEBNEN WSo would Ike to GET Into . good.
straight, honest, nationally advertised mercsn-
tile line where PUSH counts, csn Ind 40 open
ing With the Gainaday Electric Co.. 1o0 lSth
sALEsMEN local house has
places for one or two men on its sales force
Call room 300. 92l iSth At. NV:
sALEsMEN-One or two live. experienced men
wanted who believe In and want to IDENTIFY
themselves with motor transportation. Company
operating several lines. Large returns sssufed
10 hustiers. Apply By ietter or IN person to
room 4o2. Continsntal Trust bldg, wash
inEton. D. O. g
sALEsMEN.
A NEW PATENTED DEVICE REQuiRED IL
EVERY BUSINESS ESTABLsHMENT HAs
sRAF SYSr Ps6s scFs EFT ex Th MAFkkF SErH
LIBERAL COMMISSION: ONLY FIRST: CLASS
SALDSMEN WiTH GOOD REFERENCES. AD-
DRESS MANUFACTURER. CARE PECK AD.
yERTisIMG, AGENCY. S47 ath AVE. NEW
STEAM FITTDR-Flrst-class. J. Harry Moore.
sTENoGRAPHRR and once assistant. efbcient.
experienced, In purchasing department semi
age, experience references. phone number Tor
appointment 6rst letter. Address Box S0-M.
STOCK sALEsMAN-First class: good oppor-
tunity for the right man. Room 2OS Union
Trust bldg. u
TAILOR wanted. Apply at once, b. sinrod.
607 Pa, ave. sc. .
Evening star., 1921-11-06
WANTED-HELp
MALE (COatin0Sd.)

BOY 7white). as apprentice IN
upholstery shop. Apply James
B. Henderson, 11o6 6 st. NV.
,s ,esso ss ,,: :a e. .rn ' ssv ss
s.s .;;' !s:s !s:s 3 = TTi;sa: !: {. !. u.
BUNDLE BOYS, eighteen years
and over. We have several OPEN
ings in our various departments
for boys who are willing to
work. The salary is good and
the positions permanent. Apply
to Manager, Saks & Co:
B.uls,HELHAN. !.l,, Apply at Newcora 3 Green's.
Bus DRIVER. experienced, vIf5 IdssFldcatio
e. s. s : a':s s.ss GO: 80: ~ ;::s
CARPENTERS AND :1nlo6;
loag teb. Asport o'clock sunday. rear ssso
oHAUFFEURs. WITH hish:ela.s: 7gss': clc.ed
Spp, % aensss sy H1.es: 1es: iii is.h % NV "ss.'
:sa sa: %:n e.: ::s s:
DEMONSTRATION, experienced. for fast-seli.
Tx in6 srtisle ds n n dspartmsnt store. Mr.. Gamble.
DRUGGTHT-An old and reliable phafnaee1ti.
cal house has . vacancy in Its organise tion for
q druggist, graduate preferred. to detail
physicians and sell Wholesale and retail drug.
gsts In New York city and surrounding terri.
tory; permanent position and splendid oppor-
tunity for msn who Is capable, energetic and
Of high character. State age. experience in
drug business. salary expected aud eight refer
ences. Address Rox ai2-L. star o{iee u
Evening star., 1921-11-06
wAHTED--HELP

FEM MA1.r-NOntlnue0.
MOTHERS. II you have II child that possesses
musical talent, that renlly desires to learn
violin. piano cello, q well known musical
director will accept limited number OF
pupils. giving individual attention 10 the de-
velopmeDt of eacb: charges governed entirely
by your circumstances and results attained;
lessons at pupils homes in specia. instances.
AdGres. Box 2ssI.. stsr office.
SALESLADIES
Experienced, for glove dept.
Apply to Mr.. Miller, NJ. Brooks
& Co., llO9-llll G. st. NV.
SALESWOMAN For gowns.
Only those thoroughly expert
eneed and capable Of handling
high-class clientele need address
Box SIX. Star office.
sTENoGnAPHER. with some experience in
general ofiice work; $50. with opportunity for
advancement; state age. experience and give
three references, if possible. from former en-
ployeEs. Address. Bog " ". Star officr:
STES0GRAPHER and office assistant. efficient,
experienced. in purchasing department semi
transportation company: $40 to start; state
age. experience, references, phone number for
appointment first letter. Address Boz som,
Star ONCE.
o. experience ana odl-
sry desired. Address BOX 303L. Star ofice. g.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Ten women OF
good education and appearance wanted by re-
spopsible local house for pleasant and profit
able sales work In afternoon and evening dur
ing next two months. Excellent opportunity
for government employees. Replies confidential.
Address Box 325-I. Star office.
WHITE GIRLS wanted for checking and also
mattresses at gentiemen's club Benrisha 2ls
oxford bldg, 1.G lIth 1t. u.w. Hours, %
pm. a.
wIDE-AwAKE WOMAN to take charge Of
our local trade; 81 to s. day steady;
experience required: pay starts at once, Writ.
today. American Products Co. 400 American
bldg, Cincinnati. Ohio.
WINTER IN SOUTH 81 500 year: bonus: train
are naid Address Roy 326.k: star office.
WOMAN FOR TRAVELLING P0sITIoN-ssles
manager OF successful. established Chicago cor
porat!On doing nation wide business will be Mt
the Kellogg bldg, Room 423. for several days
for the purpose of interviewing or women
anxious to make permanent Connection, with
splendid opportunity for Advancement: apPli-
cants must apply in person and I've between q
and 40 years of age. have at least high school
education and footoose TO travel extensively:
applicants must leave Washington within week;
no experience or investment required; We will
pay railroad fare. salary and commission from
start; position worth SIS per week; only
women with personality. culture and refine
ment will be considered: no cnnvassere need
apply; 0ut,0f-town applicants give details rs
to age, education and telephone number. See
Miss Katherine Edie, Room 423 Kellogg
bldg. s.
pert knowledge of interior decoration. Address
Bog 1901: star Office. g.
WOMAN of forcefu personality, who has
he dn nd "
Evening star., 1921-11-06

WOMAN. broad culture having or seeking eK-
pert knowledge of interior decoration. Address
Box 130-I. star Office. a.
WOMAN of forceful personality, who has
spare time during the day and wishes to add
| to her income. can make satisfactory arrange
ments Give phone number. when answerin 4
Address box TIN, Star office.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
ENERGETIC MAN

IAN I1NOI IO ASI1N1V
Willing to work hard for responsible position
Rapid promotion. Apply 7lS Bond bldg. bet.
10 and 4. Only those over q need apply.
FIKEMEN- EN-BRAKEMEN. beginners, $50; later
$3.50 montlEy (which position? Address Box
POOL. Star office
Evening star., 1921-11-06

MONOTYPE KEYBOARD
|OPERATOR. H. E. HOUCK
& CO., BALTIMORE. X
Evening star., 1921-11-06

YOUNG LADY with knowledge of bookkerp
ing and stenography State age, experience.
references and telephone number. Address Box
348 l.. star office. O.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

FURNITURE SALESMAN.
The Hecht Co. requires the serv-
ices of an experienced salesman
for their furniture dept. Apply
Supt., The Hecht Co., 9TH st. at
+.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
The Stoddard Lectures.

The demand for the revised edition Of this
set Of books IL great that we will employ
with or without experience. on commission
with liberal weekly drawing account Exclusive
territory assigned. Address. with full nPr-
man 4 Co.. 20 Beacon st.. BOSTON. Mass.
TWO MEN, to call on established trade, to sell
100 Walker products. Call between $50 to
ESQ am. Monday or Tuesday; salary or com
mission. Room 2l5. Stewart bldg, 9Th and
ID sta nv
Evening star., 1921-11-06
IUPHOLSTERER-First class
plenty of work. Apply James
B. Henderson, IIO8 c. st. NV.


WANTED IMAnDIATELY-Ten men Of seod
education and appearance wanted by responsi-
BILE local house for pleasant and profitable sales
work in afternoon and evening during next
two months. Excellent opportunity for gov
ernment employees and middle-aged gentlemen.
Replies confidential. Address Bex SAL, Star
office.
WANTED-A young man who desires to learn
the real estate business and willing to ride u
bicycle. Apply to Miss Breanan. 1887 Wiscon-
sin ave.
WARRINGTON representative for msnufac-
tured product Of universal demand. Must have
5000 to stock agency: Any real salesman can
net ten to fifteen dollars day. Repeat bust
ness: Marshall Nichols. 500 Bond bldg,
WHITE MAN. married. for farm near Wash.
ingten. Apply 1929 l. ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN with knowledge
of shorthand and typewriting
general Office work; permanent
position. Answer in own hand
writing, stating experience and
salary expected. Address Box
2o6-L, Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

Trust Compantes. -,
There are 2.sso trust companies in
the United States. They have resources
Of SASS, ,43o,61S, deposits of $9,554,-
o12,si9; capital, SsSAs<s.s94..
The increase In resources from 1917,
whan thay vera ss,ske,ea1,ss7, shews
very gfattfytHG gain.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

good salesmeni who cen sell
4 Iipe Of dependable merchandise. Call Room
as. 72o 18th It., from 60 10 Of to d g.
Evening star., 1921-11-06

sALEsAEN-Twe. or msa whe desire 70 lean
to sell; epr sItie!e !. . hegsehold nssesAH;
sssy; Ts tsach you how. yttai ss!es c., ~
Dist, Natl. Bank bldg. i4tA end g ets., AaR.
iday, 70 II In, Zee ": q: yahAsoas
Administrations $40 to ~ s!s1 ~ b:
tesTieWilg loest. business men. desSaH eea
s:ssfssi ssss.s :: !szzs:: ss.sss's BE ss
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Salvation Army
Delegates Named
For Convention

A. o meeting ~ the Nuccos County
Advisory Board Of the salvation Army
yesterday delegates were appointed 10
represent the County at The Annual
Convention 81 Advisory Boards to De-
hold "n Friday july 2a at san
Antonio
The delegates appointed were Ray
Miller md u x. sutherland ~ the
convention. these Delegates VII roraivc
irports ~ me progress 0f thp Advisory
Board plan since b. was established q
liuo more than 70 year ago and wlu
consider and act upon plans FOR the
immediate future also thrv wir i'm
spoct Sslyaiinn Army institutions u
San Antonio. with particular attention
To- me stat" Rescue Mntern,ts Home
During tho convention a1dre 80 VIII
be- delivered hy salvation Arlt off
t"rs who are known nationally FOR
their successful work us cu1strurfi,
and practical Christians Amo ~ fncm
win be H. COL George WooJ com
mander 81 the souihwct Division
8nd Enfru Ida Anderson Mttr0n az
the salvation ARMY Rescue Home
Information m The hands 10 the
i'HtlN III Nf"iN fNNN iNNfiiNG WIS 'NNi
great volume 90 humlnc work that
Otherwise might have been override o.
or neglected has, been accompli .hesi
w. every county iu every state res rl
less ~ whether there d. AN Army Corr
there. Through this arrangement ti
salvation Amy offers tu each count
expert adyic" aud tangible assist tue
300 me solution 81 mo particularly uro
pl' ting md distressing social nud mo
ral problems
The member. % the Nuoce- coinf
Board learned nt This mectllr uu
since the establishment Of this m
$40 cases have been handled hr ga.
Army az the request 81 the Al, isort
lirards in various parts ~ the south
western Division. which Includes TEX
as oklahoma. and Louisiana
These cases were OF an eNtraurlinur,
5 nature involving orphan children pros
pectlNe unmarried mothers. impovor
ished old men ana women and per.
sons who iu various ways bad Dee
come confused and disillusioncd ir
lifes struggle
The attention ~ the Nueces Boar,
was directed 10 the great humber o
/ letters which have been received a
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FROM
SOUTH TEXAS
SEEK TRAINING

The ciiizcns military training camp
az San Antonio VIII boz attended hy %
nrro number IL those on the list ~
applications are there. The list as pre-
Tarcd is lengthy one. aud covers %
wilde lren Those who have signed for
me thirty days OF military training
arc expected 60 BE- in san Antonio and
report fo the commandment not later
than tomorrow
Nmnur fhof. attending tho training
nimn from This section Gre Leofis
-myth Aliizer kiurssillc John Mitch
90 Baird kinrrviiin Fred Joseph
Brooks CORPUS christi CHuord Er-
U'st Brown Donna Don Edgar nnr
li. Nran-ts rns. John L'Nis camp
h,n Alice. Ism Collier Donna a a.
coltrin Mathis William Bean Cul-
nns san heni'o Et"llu Elisha p4shy
un Heuito Charles Loon Edwards
Darrus Christi Tho-nas BAILEY Ford
inriesidc Richard Mnrmort Dibson
sinton lioury Gore Siuion, Cnrrufo
awson Drfnrh Alice Herbert Down,
Drifntn Alice Ron finuf lilirr Ar
l.aas Pans Mofio ullc Hnmmcl san
r-nifn Mtrrin Murri. iinl'rr Hit-
rra Tom William Jordan NranfIs
r1ae Nlfrr1 Lewis NcAUrn Morris
Levy flchisu-tein Corpus CHRISTI
ERNEST leo our san Brnitu npupil
rNurirs Mo Araiiy Mathis Homer D.
Mcrsakn Nrinsas Pass James i.d
ward SUR Arkansas rHsf n-lhnd
NaldcmIr Olsen. Corpus Christi ilsi
h,rt Alfred psu kennedy lor " rur
iin Aics ruuin san Ncuitu Robert
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.it Army Headquarters in Dallas from
Eoard Memhor- themselves. BOD which
appreciation of the hish character "t
a,rNicr rendered Co. tine plan. hiss hncn
expressed Thus. b. is rnintod out Dr.
i. 400 luuesi nst,ftdry tor tine Army
Itself 60 assert the wisdom or rraru-
ouhNlN Of ihc Advisory En1rd at-
is,nr,meni tor the reason thut ih'
N,ard4 themselves n almost every
mail and through their mct news
papers me prociniinine ita hueevsH
Tho nenh,rs of Ga" Nuecea county
inHlf arn na fplity,s.
nan Yokrv aqua pulce 30. a.
sutherland. President * " Ntnvtor.
Nlce President Hoy Miilrr Secretary
Jas Hhtch. 1reamrer vs. rriman
- MoCnmpheil Prof SAT Henion,
= u IeHtrn4toin Gordon i'ooHe In
Harry G Hauncy w p. Nhufen.
gisnup. a. sands HohstnNu
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KPS HEAR ALL
ABOUT K. K.K.'s
AT LUNCHEON

Tho Kfa always BOZ thr farosf .u0d
800 current events made the Is ks
80 part nf their program ai ytHtofdny'H
unchrun meeting a. the Nu.Dcs hltel
Judge w $ slmiena pfofesso, ~ lnw
of the University "f Texas nrnu,a
painted hy his daughter were FuoHts
~ iho kiwonia and toe Judge made
an address nu tho iln kux knn as j.
was originally ana ~hcn nee'ied y ot@
sn Interesting diacnurHe and the sub
sect wsW most ubiy handled
Francis iiioatem rendered Natn
rhons Solo accompanied bay MISS Broad
ley az Tho plano as rnri 0f ihe mniu
cal feature
Iiraidea iudg, tud hliaa NIuuiuna
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