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The Washington herald., 1921-05-05
What's Going
On Tod ay

Meeting-Abraham Lincoln Coun-
Gil, American Association for the
Recognition of the Irish Republic,
1871 1 street northwest, s p. m.
Meeting District of Columbia
Federation of women's Clubs, Had
leigh Hotel, 1890 a. m.
Address-Miss Mabel T. Boardman,
Home and School Association of
Brent School, $3.50 p. m.
Meeting - Local Alumni Associa-
tion of Howard University. 500
Florida avenue northwest, Z p. m.
Meeting-Victory Council. No. 519,
National Union Assurance Society,
Perpetual Building, 1101 E street
northwest, s p. m.
No. 1880, National Union Assurance
Society. Perpetual Building. 11o1 f
street northwest, s p. m.
Lecture, The reconstruction Of
Europe" Rev DR.. Henry Allen Tup-
per, First Baptist Church, Sixteenth
and o streets, s p m.
Glass in spiritual realization, New
Thought Temple, 1914 n street
northwest, IL a. m.
Reception to Vice President ard
Mrs. Coolidge, twentieth annual
maple sugar party of the Vermont
State Association, Rauschers, 1880
p. m.
Meeting. Cathedral Heights Citi-
zens' Association, st. Adams Parish
Church, p. m
Address, Claude n. Bennett, on the
Island of Yap, Art Club, $3.50 I. m.
Spring Festival, May Day in the
Island of Make Believe" Neighbor-
hood House. 407 n street southwest,
to 10 p. m.
Club smoker. City Club, p. m.
Meeting, Washington State-Alaska
Society, Thomson School, m.
Lecture. DR.. Mathews, First Con-
gregational Church, 4:45 and m.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05
Alleged runners" Indicted.

Curlie Butler and Harry Ran
dolph. alleged whisky runners,
said by the police to have been inn
plicated In the shooting ARRAY on the
Biadensburg road on March 2s
which resulted in the wounding OF
Prohibition Agent Harold Stephen
son, were indicted by the grand jury
yesterday on charges of assault
with intent to kill and assault with
deadly weapon.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05
Soldier Welfare Bill
Goes to Congress Today

The Kenyon welfare bill. redraft-
ed to conform to the suggestions
of Gen. Charles E. Sawyer, Presi-
dent Harding's personal representa-
tive, will be reintroduced In the
Senate today or tomorrow by Sen
ator Kenyon, of Iowa, and In the
House by Representative Fess, OF
Ohio.
The bill creates a department of
social welfare under which all gov
ernmental agencies having to do
with soldier relief would be con-
solidated as recommended by the
Dawes commission.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05
Sees Fine Prospects
Ahead for City Club

An outline of the city clubs
progress since its organization two
years ago. and a prediction Of
greater progress next year Is con-
tained in the report to be made at
the Inauguration of new officers and
governors this evening by J. A.
Whitfield, its first president, who re-
tires after two terms in office.
Another year will see the club
we'll established in it's new home on
G street. Mr.. Whitheld's report says.
1t continues to point out some of
the possibilities OF club growth
when this is accomplished.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05
WOULD MAKE
d. C..WORLD'S
BEAUTY SPOT
cosTISuED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
view of securing national cabinet
officer for this enterprise.
Other speakers were Col. Charles
Kutz, District Commissioner. who
thanked the local realtors for their
assistance In zoning the citH and
asked for further cooperation:
Franklin r. Miller, secretary OF
Senator Calder's reconstruction COM
mittee, who spoke on the repeal Of
the District rent laws; Louis w.
Eppich. of Denver. Col. who doomed
the coming convention. and Thomas
Ingersoll. secretary of the national
association. II. L Rust. president Of
the Washington board. presided.
About $50 members attended.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05
Speaks on Americanization.

"Americanization of Americans is
almost as important as Americana
ing foreigners" said Mrs. w. f.,
Andrews before a meeting of the
Americanization committee of the
ID. A r. held last night at the
thomson School. Several vocal Sc
lections by Miss Margaret Payne
followed the speaking.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05
Printers Join Drive.

Washington printers yesterday
Joined the nstiona! drive for a for
ty-four hour week when members
of Columbia typographical Union
voted 1894 to Dos in favor of . "a
per cent assessment on the salaries
of union men here for striking fund
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05
State Buildings Favored.

Erection of the forty-eight State
buildings in or about Washington
to be used as a meeting place for
visitors and State societies was in
dorsed last night by the New York
State Society at a meeting held in
the Wilson Normal School. An en-
tertainment and dance followed the
business meeting.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05
Arkansans Hold Meeting.

More than 100 people attended the
regular meeting of the Arkansas
State Society. held last night at the
Thomson school. An entertainment
was followed by a dance and re-
freshments.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
VZORKARUM NASTAVA
PRACE.

Ia spolehlivou znamku, re
Sc konec stavajici nezamestna
nosti kovoprumyslu blizi,
povazovana Jest okolnost, re
povolavani jsou vzorkafi do
prace. Vypravi tax Henry w.
Raisse, Glen Clevelandsk6
Federace Prace, odd6leni pro
kovoprlmysl. Raisse prohlasil
iist6 nadejnou tn zv6st ma schn
ri vykonneho vHboru svolan6-
no mayorem Fitzgeraldem "a
GGelem. jak celiti nezam6stna-
nosti. Vzorkari a iejich navrat
do dilen znamena pffchod OBJ
jednavek jest predzvesti, re
zamestnany budob postupne i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
OBVINENY POLICISTA
SPROSTEN OBZALOBY.

Pred nedavnem byl policista
j. j. O'Connell 2 Ia precink-
III dopaden a zatcen We spoiled
nosti n6kolika podezrelych mu
zu ma Green rd. S. +. ma vych.
152 nj. a Lake Shore boulevar
du. Vcera byl ma zadost zalob
&c Strimpla soudcem Howelsem
propulsion obzaloby, jelikoz
velkoporota ma mem neshleda-
Ia why a uznala, re O'Connell
V dob6. kdy zloGin byl spa
chan, meskal jinde.
Obvin6ny musel arci lined
pfi zat6eni podati zadost 0 pre-
pust6nou policejnich sluzeb
ale hodla Sc zasaditi, aby opet.
ne byl pfijat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
PfDLINGER ZRANENf SVOJE
NEPREZIL.

Obrazek rodinne .tragedie,
odehravsi Sc v els. 5085 Perish
ing Ave. V 1tery, mel vcera We
Ger smutnou dohru, nebot' Az
lety julius Pidlinger, jenz Sc
v byte pobodal, podlehl vzdor
nad6iim lekaTG. svym nebez-
peGnIm ranam. Jak ozname-
no, SeSil mu operatni l6kai
nemocnice sv. Alexise poran6-
ne srdce a transfusf krve mel
byti Zoufaly zivitel Ctyf nedo-
sp6lych ditek a manzel zeny,
iez teka V mateiinci t6zke
chvilky, zachovan pfi zivot6,
JeSt6 vcera dopoledne byla
nad6je, ale pozd6ji pocal ran6
ny rychle slabnouti, takze le-
kari pokladali "a zbyteGno pro
Vesti ZamySlenou transfusi kr-
We kterouz obet' hodlali po-
skytnouti ctyri mest$ti hasiGi,
liz nemocnici cekajici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
STONE UCHAZt Sc o PO-
moo VEREJNOSTI.

Nacelnik Bratrstva lokomo-
tivnich strojnikh Warren S.
Stone vydal provolani k verej-
nosti, kterym apeluje ma po-
moe vefeinosti v boji o zacho-
vani zeleznicnich organisaci.
Stone meska sice V Chicagu,
ale zadost byla vydana zde Y
hlavnim stanu jeho Bratrstva.
Y apelu vini Sc zamestnavate-
l6, ktefi zam6stnancum stavku
vnucuii, ably delnictvu pomoci
dohody vnutili nepriiateInd
podm}nky. Dale Sc pravi. re y
pripade, re by Sc podarilc
dresni bratrstva zkruSiti. ze
povstane organisace iina, da-
leko radikalnejSiho charakte-
ru. Soutasne pax oznamuje
Clevelandska Obchodni Komc
ra, re zaslala presidentu Har.
dingovi telegram. Y nemz pra
VI, re yefejnost ma pravo po.
zadovati, ably doprava nebyls
pferuSovana bez ohledu ma spC
ry mezi sprayami drah a "a
mestnanci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
.SOUD LiDU BUDE ROZHO-
DOVATl O DOMINIKU
BENTGNCVI.
Purpera odsouzen zerriti dne
%. tlnora.

o osudu Dominika Benigna
bude dnes odpoledne rozhodo-
vati porota b6hem m6sice ii2
podruh6. Dopoledne pyslechnu-
ii budou ie5t6 n6ktefi sv6dci
obzaloby, poslednim bude OBJ
zalovany sam, ably dokazal, ze
v dobe zavrazdeni Slye a Fan
nera ma mist6, kde zlocin byl
spachan, vubec nemeskaI a Ia
Ike ma loupezi zadn6ho podilu
nem6l.
Vcera vypvfdali mezi iinymi
i ieho zena brar Thomas,
kteri Sc snazili Obzalovanemu
prokazati jeho alibi. Byl pry
donna az do IL. hodiny dopoled
nj a teprve po snidani odvezI
automobil do garaze Z dolen-
MIN m6st6, naGez Sc domu yra-
til. Zaloba pax tvrdi, re Benz
gno priiel : autem do garaze
liz po dokonan6m zlocinu. Na
dozivoti, pro vrazdu policejni-
no Straznfka odSOuZenV Bobby
Hunt, pTedveden 2 treStnice
vypovidal We prosp6ch Benig-
ma, tvrdil, ze Louis Komer il
ny sv6dek obzaloby a souCas-
ne j Glen zloGineck6 handy, jez
ma dvojnasobnou tu vrazdu a
loupez ma sv6domi, nell revol-
very liz rdno pred cinem, kdeZ
to Komer sv6dtiI, ze mu zbral
byla dana Benignem. PodobnG
veci licil i Frank Marko, toho
Casu trestnik manSfieldsk6 ro-
bOtarny.
Jako Sv6dek byl predvolan
K smrti odsouzeny Sam Purpe-
IA, ale tyz odmitl vypovidati.
Purpera doStal vGera smutnou
zpravu, ze apelaGni soud stano-
vii den 10. 1nora 1922, kdy
ma bgti "a tyz zloGin, pro KITE
~ jest prav6 souzen Benigno a
pro ktery liz byl popraven Mot
to, vsaZen ma elektrickou zidli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
13d PRESTUPNfKU DOPRAV
MICH NARfZENf BYLO PO-
STAVENO PRED SOUD.

Policeini soudce Charles L..
Seller prozil vcera ve sv6 IRA
dovne rekordni den. Kalendar
ieho obsahoval 134 pfipadG
rfestupku acknowledged ma
fizeni, 2 nichz 81 jednalo 0
pfestoupenl mestSke dopravni
ordinance a 1913 precind proti
zakonGm statnim. Mnoho vim
niku dostalo Sc pred soudnou
Stolici pro preruSenf poslednf-
no naTiZeni trafiGniho inspek-
tora Edwarda Nave proti "ry-
chile a bezohledn6 iizde" Gle
yelandskymi uhcemi, V iedn6
pasti ma splaSene ridice zri-
2ene ma Superior Ave. polapi-
Ii policeini straznici Bitterman
a Luciano % pfestupniku.
Ctyfi obvin6ni byli uznani
vinnymi proto, re ridili stroie
opili; dostali "a sportovni w
kony kazdy $50 pokuty a deset
dni v6zeni a nahradu soudnich
iltrat. Jednomu z nich soudce
Seller trest v6zeni odpustil,
ielikoz sc musi starati o neko-
lik ditek a k tomu pry ma je-
ste malo prace. Nesmi ale az
DO konce tohoto roku sv6j auto
mobil prohan6ti. Ostatni provi-
nilci zaplatiti v6tsinou po $40
1traty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
V BITVE S PODLOUDNfKY Y.
Jedcn byl zabit a druhy zat-
cen Y horach okresu Pike, kde
palili whisku.

Chillicothe, O., 26. riina. Ja-
ko vysledek bitvy Y horach O.
kresu Pike minul6 pond6li,
mezi ctyrmi pfirucimi serifovy
mi p6ti m6sickafi, jeden Jest
mrtev jeden drzen We v6zeni
We Waverly, die zprav sdele-
InIch do tohoto m6sta.
Roy Willis, ieden mesiGka-
ri, byl stfelen a skonal "a
sedm hodin pozd6ii jeho
bratr, John Willis, byl zatcen,
pokutovan $500 a utratami a
vsaZen do okresniho v6zeni,
kdyz nemohl pokutu zaplatiti.
Jeden Z ostatnich m6sicka-
ri byl zatten, avsak podarilo
Sc mu uprchnouti, mezitim CO
pfiruGi Serifovi telefonovali Q
pomoc. Druzi diva nebyli dc
padeni ifady.
Priruci naSli a zniGili sede-
satigallonovy destila6ni apa.
rat. Bitva byla svedena blize
chatrce mesitkafu nedalekc
vesnice Byington. Roy Willis
otec zastfeleneho muze ozna-
mil, re odprisahne zatykac ma
pfiruti, kteri zabili jeho syna
Columbus, O., &c. rijna. TT
John Willis, jenz jest vezn6n
" Chillicothe, We spojeni S bit
YOU mezi pfiruGimi Serifovymi
a domn6lymi mesickafi, a jenz
die sd6leni uredniku re stat
nj trestnice jest uprchlym tre-
stancem, bude vracen do stat
niho vezeni, po dewitt letech
svobody. Bylo iiz pro n6ho po-
.slano do Chillicothe.
Willis die tvl-zeni uredniku
pOslan byl do statni trestnice
y okrasu Scioto II. srpna 1912
a uprchl re statni nemocnice
~ Dayton, 27. kvetna, 1913.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
!fEDERALNf MARSAL OBLE.
HAN URADOLOVCI.

Marsalem Spoj. Statu pro
'eveni Ohio Jmenovan. jak
znamo, George A. Stauffer,
lenz nastoupi novy urad dne
[. listopadu. Meska Hollen-
den hotelu, kde byl vcera V
pravem smyslu slova oblehnut
l68 muzi, vesm6s Sc uchazeii-
cimi nfednicka mista. Byli cd
kazani ma dnesek, kdy mimi
hodla promluviti osobn6. Mist
X zadanf ma zde jen IA. Ultra
odlede do Toleda, kde ustano-
vi 6 vypomocnych Serifu.
Ma dotazy odpoved6l, re me-
nj dosud 0 kandidatech roz-
hodnut re prozatim ponecha
V Gradech nektere ufednlky,
kteri slouzili "a jeho pred
chudce Lappa. Mezi vcereisi-
mi navstevniky byl col. Fred
M. Tanning, jehoz jmeno bylc
spolu imenem bezpecnostni-
ho fiditele A. B. Sprost6ho Wy
slovovano jako moznych kan
didatI ma Trad marsala. Fan.
ningova navsteva byla arci jer
pratelska a nemela dcel, aby
tento zadal tez neiak5 Gfad
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
"SvET"

jine odbory. Zprava jiste po-
vzbuzujfci, neb re vSech cleve-
landskych delniku nyni ma ne
dobrovolnych prdzdninach ie
90 procent koVod6lnlku.
DalSi nezam6stnanosti ma
pomoci novy projekt NEST
skych dlazeb a kanald nakla-
dem iednoho millionu iak w
boru ZvlaStnim dopisem czna-
mule mayor Fitzgerald.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
KANDIDAT MAYORSTVl
HINCHLIFFE A JEHO u
TOk MA HOSPODARSTVf
POLITIKARU.
Hodla 2 radnice vymytiti
protekci.

James r. Hnchliffe, kandi-
dat mayorstvi ma posledni schu
ri Y Grdinov6 sini ma St. Clair
Ave. iinde podrobOval op6t-
ne mayora Fitzgeralda pfisne
kritice a sice proto, ze nekte-
ri stoupenci mayora sobot-
Mich svych recich sesm6Shovali
moznost, aby Sc obchodnik
mohl stati mayorem mesta. Po-
dobn6 cinil iiny kandidat
mayorstvi Haserodt. Hinchlif-
fe arci podobne dtoky velice
vtipn6 odrazil tvrzenim, re ma
radnici Jest prav6 dobr6 a OBJ
chodni hospodafeni Spaniel
skou vesnici a re 1rednicka mi
sta jsou hlavn6 odm6nami' "a
praci politickych nahoncich 4
zde dunno hledati koren zla,
iez yyzniva neslychanem "a
dluzeni cel6ho mesta.
Mezi iinym poznoyu Hinch-
life opakoval, re V padu
sv6ho zvoleni hodla imenova
ii zvlaStni poradni sbor sesta-
veny muzi a zenami obchodni-
no sveta, kterym Sc bude
raditi; dale slibuje, re nebude
pestovati politicke stryGkova-
nj dosavadnim zvykem dosazo
yanf milcH ma pfedni 6rednic-
la mista. "Nebudu sc ptati
MaschkehO ami Gongwera, ko-
no smim jmenovati fiditelem
m6stsk6ho prava neb policej-
aim zalobcem, V tom pfipad6
zeptam Sc Advokatni Komory
q ia liz bude vedeti zpusobil6-
no odbornika a podobn6 81 Wy
-2edam yzdy dobrozdani jen cd
horne organisace. Pred nedav-
mi tGZafi Sc tajemnici Obcan
e Lg4 a Uradovny pro NEST
sEe yySetrovani mayora, ida
81, re m6sto hledi vstfic obrov
S..6mu deficitu. Nev6d6l nic.
Otazka byla polozena i NEST
st6mu financnimu riditeli a
ten ney6del take mic. Vzdor
financni mizerii nesnizilo me-
20 obrovsk6 platy n6kolika Il
iedniku dosazenych pomoci
pcotekce, ieiichz iedinou pra-
q Jest, re hraji golf, k temuz
potrebuii ovsem iest6 dalSi hri
Sc ia S4S,000, coz BY stale
obec dalSich 100000 na zari
zoni, ably Sc m6ly protekcni
lett" kde prohaneti. Mystic,
& t6mto lidem bylo ia pla-
tech strzeno? Nikoli, ale mu-
zum pracuJicim "a plat ma Gle
Nclandskych ulicich ano. Ones
piatime jen 6 millionu rocne
"a urocich "a nadelane dlnhy.
Rozyazte, jaka by to byla ne
mocnice a jaka hfiSt6 pro nasi
iolni mladez."
Vyzvou k spojeni vSeho OBJ
.anstva We volebni den, g. IL
.opadu, skoncil Hinchcliffe
aaJiste pozoruhodnou kampan
ii rec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
ZRANENY IA AUTOMOBI
LOVE SRAZKY.

Anna MarouSova {. 13143
Bartlett Ave. byla spolu s Ma
Ri Stenzelovou, 8707 Kenmore
Ave. lehteji zraneny "a srazky
iejich automobile Sc strojem
iinym. Nehoda udala Sc prav6
pred domem posledneji imeno.
vane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
K 2S. RIJVU.


Jiz Ultra bude Druzl Ia {.
S. Legionar1 slaviti tento
pamatny den III. vyroci sa-
mostatnosti CS. Republiky
" Ceske Narodni SIM ma
Broadway "a soucinnosti
vsech spolkG a sucastnivsich
sc krajanI.
Program vecera je zvIast
poutavy a sverazny.
Pc kratsim proslovu pred
sedy Druzinv, prednese So
kolska kapela pod rizenim
r. Hanny nskolik hudeb-
Mich skladeb z Mich wilma
me:
|. Overtura: Reyoluce. -
ii. Smes ceskych pisni. -
III. DostavenGko.
Dram. Odbor Legionarru1
"Vcelka' sehraje prilehavj
l1us
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-27
"NEVESTA
LEGIONAROVA"

pozIstatkI spisovatele br.
}. Baldy.
Vstup k celemu programu
jest Gplne volny, "a ucelem
20 mono nejvetSiho ucasten
stvi radostnych dn1 dosaze
nj SVOBODY svemu naro-
Tu Sc strany nasi vereinosti.
Zacatek presne V 7:3O We
Ger. = StaIym priznivcInn
Dram, Odb. Leg. ''Vcelka"
Sc sdeluje, re sezonni sedsd-
la reservovana nebudou a
iedine vcasnym prichodem
lie 81 ie mozno zajistit.
P. rodicove isou zadani,
aby tentokrate ditky sebou
hebrali.
K hojne navStsvs uctive
I'VE PORADATELSTVO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-25
.COULDN' RAISE HANDS ID MOUTH
Mrs. HommeS Is Relieved of Rheumatism and Gains 15
 Pounds By Taking TanIac

"Tanlac has actually built me up Is
 pounds in weight in three weeks tine
 and has restored my health completely, Z said Mrs. Laura Hommes of 628 Rorer avenue, Roanoke, Va.
 T suffered from indigestion and stona-
 ach trouble for more than four years. Gas pressed against my heart, causing severe pains, and many times I felt as If was being smothered to death. My head ached for days at time and often became so dizzy could hardly stand
 T was almost continually nauseated and became so weak couldn't walk but a little ways before just had to sit down and rest I had rheumatism in my shoulders and ankles and in all my joints, and for three weks was just hob bling about the house, unable to do any kind of work, and I couldn't even raise my hands to my mouth.
 . Tt only took five bottles of Tanlac to put be in the best of health Why it gave me a splendid appetite and actually gained 15 pounds in three weeks I'm entirely free from bloating, palpi- tation and shortness of breath and The headaches and dizziness are all gone. 1 never feel sign of rheumatism and can TOW do all my housework with perfect ease" Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclu- sively by Eugene Jacobs Drug Store and Patton-Pope Drug Co.,, in Ensley by Ezell Drug Cc., in Bessemer by Pegram- Patton Drug Co.,, and in Avondale ry Robert w. Murray.-Adv. --
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-25
RAILROAD HEADS SEEK SETTLEMENT
Al-Day Conference, Lasting Into Night, Brings No
 Decision
By Associated Press

Washington, January 24.-Presidents of eleven of the largest railroads of the east met in conference here today at the request of Chairman Clark of the interstate commerce commission to settle as it were out of court, the con troversy arising from the request O. New England carriers for a greater division of freight rates, inter changed with trunk lines west of the Hudson river.
 Eight hours of conferences continu- ing throughout the day and into the from the Il presidents. and E. M. Rob inson, president of the American Short Line Railroad association, who met with them, but it was said that the executives with two exceptions were agreed that the New England roads must obtain additional revenues or be forced into bankruptcy.
 The executives are expected to con- tinue their conferences tomorrow and tonight it was indicated that there were prospects that the large eastern roads through their executives would reach an agreement that would relieve the interstate commerce commission of the task of settling the controversy which is now before il and on which hearings were resumed today.
 Participating in todays conferences in addition to Mr. Robinson were the following railroad presidents: Samuel Req, the Pennsylvania E. J. Pearson New York, New Haven and Hartford : A. H. Smith New York Central; J. H. Hustis. Boston and Maine; Daniel Will lard, Baltimore and Ohio; l.. F. Loree Delaware and Hudson; w. H. Trues- dale, Delaware, Lackawanna and Vest. ern; r. H. Alfred, Pierre Marquette; F. D. Underwood, Erie; W. H. Williams Wabash and N H. Maher, Norfolk and Western.
 The executives were said to represent not only their own lines but all rail- roads holding membership in the as- sociation of Railway executives. The decision in the controversy as to the division of freight rates at the Hud- son river, it also was said, will affect practically every railroad of any size in the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-25
HIGHWAY COMMISSION TO
 HOLD SPECIAL MEETING

Montgomery, January 24.-(Special) w. S. Keller, state highway engineer, today announced the state highway commission will hold special meet
 ing here next Thursday at 2:30 p. m. and the persons who have recently re- (quested conferences with the conmis-
 (sion may appear at that time.
 Members of the commission are
 hopeful that the supreme court will render a decision in the case .nvolv-
 ing the constitutionality of the $25, Oo0,0O bond issue without delay in order that there may be no further
 interruption in the road work if the
 bond issue is vaid and that further plans may be made for the continua-
 |tion of the work if the bond issue is held to be invalid,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-25
MERIDIAN MASONS
 PLAN HUGE AFFAIR

Meridian, Miss, January 24.-(Spe- cial.) al.)-Announcement is made in an elaborate printed programme of thei
 mid-winter reunion of the Scottish RlteN
 at the cathedral in Meridian February r. 8 and g. f large class is already assured TO
 take the degrees from the fourth to the thirty second, inclusive, and that in addition to the members of the large
 class which will be composed of citi- zens from many parts of the state, there will be number of Masons of.
 prominence from other states rpesent. The reunion is to be followed on Feb
 ruary 10 by what advance notices state will be ''big league" ceremonial of
 Hamasa temple, when Joe Evans, star outfielder of the Cleveland world cham pion Indians will be a member of the big class to beat it across the hot sands. Accompanying Evans to his home town to take the Shrine will be Iris Speaker, the famous Indian man
 ager, according to announcement by
 Potentate Irwin M. Moody. He also states that number of other e-ball stars will be in Attendance, but as yet
 their names have not been given out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-25
AUBURN GLEE CLUB

The Auburn Glec club will appear al the Bessemer High school auditorium on the evening of Monday, January Sl. This announcement will be received with unusual interest, as this company of musicians is always welcome ana attracts a large and appreciative audi ence. This performance of the Glee club will be presented under the au- spices of the Parent Teachers associa- tion of the High school. and committees have been appointed to arrange the de- tails of the affair
 The proceeds of the entertainmen will be devided between the Giee ciuo and the association, and will be used 10 improve the conditions at the hlgn school. Advance criticisms of the Glee club is to the effect that the entertain ment offered this year is the best ever presented by a company of musicians from Auburn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-25
AUTO DEALERS OF STATE END SIXTH
 ANNUAL SESSION
Officers Are Elected and Mo- bile Is Chosen as Next Con-
 vention City Yesterday

Albany, January 24-(Special)-A short business session, following banque5 gwen by the Albany Chamber of Com merce. brought the sixth annual session of the Alabama Automobile Dealers as sociation to close here tonight The next session will be held in Mobile. Off, ficers for the ensuing year were elected. as follows M. K. Johnson Montgomery, president; Issom M. Dorsey, OpelIEa, first vice president; Reece Adamsop, Montgomery, second vice president; l.. D. stevens, Montgomery, treasurer; J. $. Farley, Montgomery, secretary.
 The session, while not so largely at tended as had been indicated, was marked by very optimistic one, and the speakers expressed confidence that the next three months would find q gl-