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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
KIRKSVILLE

Mir. and Mrs. Harvey Estes are
rejoicing over the arrival OF 4
Young son. He has been chris
tened Charles Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Thompson.
OF Louisville. are visiting their
sister. Mrs. Marion prewitt
Mrs. Eugene Spurlock and Mrs.
Jasper llcndren motored To Mel
son cuunty where they will spend
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Brakeman.
Mr.. and Airs. Jesse Brakeman and
Mrs. Earl Ilendrcn composed 4
motor party To Michigan.
MIR. l.. :. Palmer and Mrs. En-
MA Hill surprised their many
friends by motoring to Rev. +. y
finders here they were quietly
married.
Airs. Nina AIobcrlcv and grand
daughter. Ida Sanders. were Wis
itorS in Paint Lick last week.
Mr.. Richard Estes. one If the
partners in Estes Garage had the
misfortune to get burned very
badly by battery which he was
charging when it exploded. lie
was rushed TO the hospital where
lie received treatment and Is now
on the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fowler are
visiting their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. !. NJ. Fowler
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
PREMIER PRAISES
DISARM MEETING
lEy Assoclaten Pressl

Inverness. Scotland. Oct. +
Premier Lloyd George today in 4
speech here concerning uncm-
ploymen. deviated in his intro
duction to refer optimiStically t."
the forthcoming conference in
aShington in limitation of ar
mamcntS. 1t will constitute one
uf those events. he said. which
will affect human history for cen
turic>.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
HIS BROTHER JUDGE
tny A.sociatcd rressl

Frankfort. KY Oct. 4-Boyd
Morrow. of Somerset. today was
appointed Circuit Judge of the
18th judicial district to succeed
Judge Bcthurum. who resigned to
become legal adviser to Prohibi-
tion Director Sam Collins. oi
Lexington. Morrow is a brother
Of the Governor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
Attention Democrats

If YOU reside in Richmond and
desire to vote i'll the November
election. you MUST register at
your voting precinct Tuesday
October H. 1t is absolutely ne
~essary. Do not forget it. You
can register any time between
the hours OF 8 y. NJ. and 9 Z. NJ.
Be sure to register Oct. 4th.
HARVEY CHENAULT
I'd Campaign Chairman
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
STATE s. S. WORKERS
IN ANNUAL meet
Annual Convention Begins At
Newport Today-New Method
Suggested For Grading
. CEy Associated Pre.sl


method of grading county Sun
day School Associations in Ken
tucky together with Service
Points" and suggestions for as
Sociation officers training and
Better Sunday School Campaigns
are outlined IN the recommends
tions OF the State Executive Com
nlittcc OF the Kentucky State
Sunday School Association made
here today at the opening session
OF the annual convention OF the
organization.
The recommendation divides
the County Associations into four
classes in which nineteen organi-
zation points figure. These are
as follows: | County Map-rc-
Sponsibility of county secretary /;
2. Association Officers Confer
cncc-rcsponsibility OF County
President 3, District Convention
and COnfcrcncc-rcSpo OF
County and District President; !,
Department Conferences re
sponsibility of Department Su-
pcrintcndcnt: 5, Every Sunday
School Reached; o, Every Sunday
School Reported; Z, Home Nisi-
tation; 8. Better Sunday School
Canpaign; @. Community Obscr-
vance OF Special Days; 10; Young
Peoples Conference IL. Young
Peoples Councils: II, Special In
stitutcs; Is. Community Workers
Councils; II. Reading Circles Is,
School of Methods; 10. Vacation
Religious Week Day Schools ; II.
Sunday School Exhibit at County
Fair: lS. Representation in Nsso-
citation Training School: 10. Par
:icipation in other forms of Com
nl,r,ity Religious Activities.
The Class \ Sunday Schools
will have County Conventions.
pay their apportionnent and hold
meetings of the County Com
mittec: Class B will have the
Class y points and in addition
ten of the service points; Class
& will have 4 Standard County
Convention. regular meetings OF
the County Executive Committee
Complete Statistical Report OF
Sunday Schools: Reports OF the
County Officers At the County
Convention. Apportionmcnt to
State paid in full. District Con
vcntions, Officially represented at
State Convention and represent
cd at Association Officers Train
ing Conference as we'll as at least
ten service points and Class ID
will be Sunday Schools with all
organization points listed i'll Class
T. and in addition all of the cnum-
Grated service points.
The executive committee Sug-
gcstcd that leaders attend the
training conference ut Geneva
and Blue Ridge and that a school
ior workers be held at Bcrca be
sides 1T least five thrcc-session
Scctnonal conferences. y Better
Sunday School Campaign prcced-
ing the 'Go-to-Sunday- School
Day" campaign III an effort to
better administration. home CO.
operation. evangelism. training
workers and response of pupils.
In conclusion the committee
recommended continuation Uf all
OF the activities OF 1921.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
Texas Judges After klan

Dallas. Texas. Oct. six dis
trict Judges arc on record today
ss having denounced the ku kluN
klan. They called upon grand
jurics TO investigate the organi-
zation at Paris. Austin. beaumont
Sherman. and Tyler. Officials OF
San Antonio and Cameron also
warned that paradcS OF masked
men will not be permitted.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
BIG HILL MAN
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

The l;crca Citizen said last
week: II i rcportcd that Jacob
HALEY. resident uf near Iii" Hill
tried to end his liic with a knife.
Wednesday morning. September
%. The attempted suicide wa>
caused by financial hardship. ii l.
said. Mex Settle. Il resident OF
Big lIill. interviewed in time to
prevent the tragedy.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
Witnesses Missing When Priest
Murder Trial Is Called Today

Redwood City. Calico Sim
portant witnesses for both the
state and defense were absent to-
day as the hour drew near for
the trial of William l1ightower,
charged with the murder of Rev
Patrick L. Heslin, Catholic priest
The state was unable to locate
Marie Wendell. the priests house
keeper and the defense was seek
ing Dolly Mason, an important
witness.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
VanWinlkle Gets Four Years

But one criminal case is OH the
docket for this week. RaS VAN
Wrinkle. who shot an eye out for
Tom Robinson in a drunken
brawI near Silver Creek some
months ago, was given four wears
by the jury. VanWinkle claimed
that the gun happened TO go off
while they were pranking and
he did not intend TO shoot any
one. His wife and seven small
children were in the courtroom.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
Receiver For McCombs Co.

Harry +. L-islc was named re-
ceivcr for the McCombs Produc-
ing and Refining Company by
Judge W. X. Shackelford in the
Clark circuit court. The receiver
was appointed ON petition of some
OF the stockholders for diSsolu-
tion of the concern which has
large holdings in Eastern Ken
tuckV.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
Bethurum Sworn In

Lexington. ky.. Oct. 4-JuIgc
Bcthurum took the oath oi office
Monday As legal adviser to Col
lins. \ report a. to who would
be named Assistant Prohibition
Director could not be verified.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
Todays Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Oct. 4-IlogS active
l0c higher: SS.T5; calves Sl2:
lambs strong.
Louis Vile. Oct. Cattle 500
SLOW AMI unchanged: hogs. coo
25c higher. tops $S4O; sheep POO
steady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
Pie Supper At Valley View

There will be pie supper at
the Valley View school house Fri
day evening The proceeds will
be used for the benefit of the
Christian church there. All are
cordially invited.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04

His MANY friends are glad 10
see Peck Paynter out again al
ter amost breaking a leg when he
slipped off car while riding the
step to town the other day. His
wheel is still i'll bad shape. but
he has gainely gone back TO work.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
The Weather

Fair and continued cool to-
night probably light frost: We'd
ncsday fair and slightly warmer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04

FOR RENT-5 room modcr.
Hat: one block from court house,
Main street. !. L. Sexton. phone
S05-A. 254 Sp
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04

Several cases of diphtheria are
reported amog the children at
Berea.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04
Another Merchant Comes
In On Boosters Day

Ncwby Brothers, the propri-
etors of the Army store on the
corner of First and Irvine streets.
have thrown heir hats into the
ring with the other happy ner-
chants who are making Rich
mond's booster day one of the
biggest in the history of the
town. They are offering an un-
usually attractive prize OF al In
dian blanket, and will also give
coupons on each dollar purchase
and each dollar paid OH account.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04

John +. I.ackey. 5. p. Wagers.
Nath Noland. Holman Todd. ]. \.
Cotton. Thos. NJ. Ogg. Jeptha
Jett, L. .. Parker. John W. Par
rish and Ira Parks.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04

Quoted and paid by Renaker
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-10
Meeting Of Board Of Admin
istrators Road District
No. 1.
Franklin La, Dec. 7th, 1921

Franklins La, Dec 7th, 1921.
The Board Of Administrators Of
Road District No. l met this day in
regular session with Mr.. Charles
N. Frost presiding and the following
members present: Kimbrough, Hay-
del, McCardell, Olivier, Boudreaux.
O'Brien, Calm and Pharr. Absent:
Lowrance and Gaoch.
The minutes Of the last regular
meeting were read and on motion Of
A. p. Calm, seconded by Oscar
Boudreaux and carried they were ap-
proved as read.
The following report of the Treas
surer was read and on motion of &
OBrien, seeonded b s. T. McCas-
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-10
Why Let II. ]
Children SUI

Many parents who hay, haI
examined regularly Snd t@l
eyesight keen By wearing g
made and properly fasd ela1.'
lect to have their childresss!. ! |
tected as they protest fAelrs
Regular exaniaatieossil Z! q
eyes, especially wheu the an. y.
In school-is OF the. usnM
ance. Little eye deieess -,
defects when neglected.
Let us examine your ye
eyes.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-10

OCC. INV. ~ OK
8l8 Foster Drug Co. same. .2J
November 2Sth.
820 C. Pecot, Bal. on Nov.
Salary ................ Goo w
Total Disbursements. 1906. 86
Nov. 30, Balance ........ 81 ,132 79
The following report of the Clerk
of Court was read and on motion Of
A. E. Calm, seconded by Oscar
Boudreaux and carried, it was re-
ceived, filed and made part of the
minutes:
I Franklin, La, Nov 30th, 1921.
To the Honorable Police Jury, st.
/ Mary Parish, Louisiana.
Gentlemen:
/ file herewith, a report Of the
Witness Warrants issued during the
month of November. 1921, as fol-
lows, to-wit:
No. 1920 Charles Pecot, She
riff, Poll Tax Deductions
for month of Oct, 1921.... $11.OO
There were no Jurors Warrants
issued during the month Of Novem-
ber, 1921.
WILBUR II. KRAMER,
Clerk of Court.
The following letter from the Mex
lean Petroleum Corporation Of I'o',
isiana, Incorporated, was read and on
motion of B. O'Brien, seconded by
s. r. MeCardell and carried, the re-
quest was granted provided the con-
struction is done in conformity with
the requirements Of the United
States Engineers:
fiNew Orleans, La, Dec. LIST, 1921.
M. r. E. O'Niell, Secretary, Po-
lice Jury, Parish of St. Mary,
Franklin. Louisiana.
UaAr SIR
We are attaching our Drawing
No. a1772, showing g Bulklead 4Q4
LONG. which we desire to construct in
front, Of our property adjoining the
Sterling Sugar g. Railway Company's
property, and situated on the Bayou
Teche. We also desire to dredge the
shaded area as shown on blue print
of this Bulkhead.
We respectfully request that you
furnish US with permit for this
construction, and also furnish US
with letter waving any objection
to this proposed construction, so that
US HAY attach same to our appilca-
ton for permit from the u. 8. En-
gineers.
Trusting that you will favor US
with the above, we are,
Yours very truly,
Mexican Petroleum Corp. Of La,
Inc., G. E. Stein.
A bill from Mr.. L. H. Delhaye
for $500 for burying pauper, Mrs
Jean Laporterie, was presented and
on motion Of b. O'Brien, seconded by
S. T.. -McCardell and carried. it was
approved for payment and the Sec
retary was authorized to issue a
warrant covering same.
Al bill from the Burroughs Adding
Machine Company for S275. 90 was
Eressntcd, and on motion Of T. =.
kimbrough, seconded by Arthur Oil
vier and carried, it was approved for
payment and the Secretary was au-
thorized to issue a warrant covering
same.
On motion Of A. E. Calm. sec
onded by B. O'Brien and carried, the
President was authorized to pay the
bonds amounting to $1,000 90 and
the coupons amounting to S12, ,125.00.
of Road District No. l, which will
be due January Goth, next, and the
coupons amounting to $1,000 90 of
Road District No. /, which will be
due January 1st, nexs,
On motion of b. 0'Brien, seconded
by Oscar Boudreaux and carried, the
President was authorized to borrow
$500 .00 from the St. Mary Bank &
Trust Company.
There being no further business be-
fore the meeting, same on fhotion dn-
ly seconded and carried, adjourned,
CHAS N. FROST, President.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-10

+. +. ! ! Ter, 1ree,rre,bonne, si.s
L j. Terrr5"onnnne' r55"nne' shell
L7 , Traffic Relief A.;
Srsaaa,d 3rs3aard oil Oil Co, Of e is'
I Ausoin & Son. Sons Q, =
Ing fence, 'eos
+ A. Delahoussav.
- and hay, 'aye' v
= /, l B Pecot. hay,
leIht ,h', Motor Co.. Ine ''''s
''a'a5y ",I!!. and Bellange,, !
" ne'langer, eyel
: ovsfar Mathgriq, S,i,, blacksmith 3
'! Shells. S'sT Shell Products Z
hentwood Gravel q
hentWood Gravel ~ ~ M
Union Bank, sheIls s0'
InIon : Bank, shells
= = . ov"rrer' blacss'i,h II
typremort Plantst;on, !,
enlng blade, ''''' y
I. ,o., o, Young, gasoline. !.
tOctober)
T, 7, Q. Young, same M.
N N B Bell Son, Ltd, eoljss 1ss
NJ Bell Son, Ltd, yus' wsss
trees, etc,
I Two weeks pay roll, lin
Two I weeks pay roll, lls
Eran5,5! ! rankin Garage, repsin
F,al15'Ii rankin Garage, repsis
Franklin Garage, repa;,.
r, tranklln y; Garage, repsin
st. Mary Hdw. Co. en-
screw. etc,
st. Mary Hdw. Co., rn,,,;
bolts, etc,
F, z. Hebert, sharpeni.,
blades, etc,
F, z. Hebert, sharpenis,
blades, etc.
W. K. Smardon, hubon.,.
etc,
W. K. Smardon, con. rod
{. S. Brem, curtains Il,
Ford, :"
John P. Gates Road M.,l
Co.. wheels, etc,
st: Mary Iron Works, wR
ing, ETC.,
st. Mary Iron Works, NV.
etc,
J. H. Chapou, gas, lub. a
Ramos Lbr. Co.. lumber.
Franklin Wholesale Grosur
Co., 10 sacks oats, i
Shannon Hdw, Co, bolts, II
The Service Hdw. Co., nj
grease, ETC.,
The Service Hdw. Co., All
grease, ETC.,
-as y
OFFICE ExPENSl |
Luke LeGendre, stenorr,plt /
work,
r Elnmet O'Niell,
ASSESSORS coaPssAln
q W Kappel,
MIsoELLANEors
Charles N Frost. exp. allosl
on Car and other sxpenH
Ut Mary Banner, publishing
proceedings
'fF
Respectfully subj
W. N. m
Chairman Finance Co.
There being no further ~
ore the meeting same sdpas1
CHAS. N. FR0SlsR r.
II. EMMETT ONIELL, Sscfs(n3
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-10
Police Jury Proceedings.
CONTINUED.

r. Tax Receipts ......... LOO
803 Centreville Garage, Re
Pairs on Auto ...... 80
813 S. Robichaux, Oct. Sal. 1000
$40 A. Martel, Oct. Sal -. 100. 90
8O9 l.. S. Bigler, Oct. Sal. $50 90
November 8th.
S08 VIM. Virgins, Post. for
Office .............. D. 20
s14 Chas. Pecot, Advance on
November Salary ....... 154 16
November 18th.
812 Will Folse, Oct. Sal. 1000
811 R Maitland, Oct. Sal. 75.0o
Sl5 Cuml Tel. &, Tel. Co.,
October Service ....... II "a
November 23rd.
BIG C. S. Brenn, Repairs on
Car Z.Uo
November Goth.
Sl7 McKerau Motor Car Co.,
Oct. Inv. 90. 36
8lS Foster Drug Co. same. .25
November 2Sth.
$40 C.. Pecot, Bal. on Nov.
Salary 200 90
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-10

Total Disbursements. .$27 ,705. 40
Nov. 80, Balance. 1886, ,780. II
: Road District No. 2.
In account with st. Mary Bank
& Trust Co., Franklin, La.
Receipts,
Nov. 30, Balancs. ZIG. 90
Es,,ad District No. 2.
In Account with The Centreville
Bank, Centreville, La.
Receipts.
Nov. 30, Balance. S57 24o Is
Nov. 80. Tot.l balance, Road
district No. z. .$59, 800 %
The following report of the Finance
Committee was read and on motion
of A. f. Calm, seconded BY 0Acar
Boudreaux and CARRIED, it was re-
celved, Asisd aad made a part Of the
mlnutes;
Franklin, La, Dec !. 1921.
To the President and Members of tne
Board of Administrators, Road
District No. l, Parish Of ST. Mary,
La.
Gentleusn:--
we, your Finance Committee, beg
leave to report that we have examin-
ed the following bills and finding them
correct recommend that thew be paid:
ROAD CONSTRUCTION
Joe Parro. 2-3 of salary as
Road Supervisor, s 1873 80
The Texas Oil Co., gas, lub. 1l6 20
McKerall Motor Car CO.,
gas, lubs., etc. 172.l5
Watkins Mach. Wks.. repairs 800
Agt. M l. & T, freight 81. .88
Agt. NJ L & T, freight 397. "A
Agt. M L & T, freight, 317 SO
Agt. " l & N, freight 631 .05
Agt. y | d N, freight 1890 -
Agt. N & N, freight, 1908 81
Agt. N l & N, freight 715. .68
Agt: N / & N, freight 874. .26
h !. Ae1rehanaeA shells. 2.JI3.7
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-10

Respectfully subalI
W. N. ca
Chairman Finance Co.
There being no further ~
fore the meeting same sdpas
CHAS. N. FR0Sls r.
II. EMMETT ONIELL, Sscfs
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-10
The ST. Mary Banner, Saturday, December 10, 1927.

dell END carried. It was received. I'll
ed anG mace a part of the minutes:
Road District No. /.
IN Account with St. Mary Bank &
Trust Co, Franklin, La.
Receipts.
Oct, 81, Balance .Sl13, ,436 CT
Nov. 2, Chas Pecot, Tax
Coll. Dog Tax. .. 21. 73
Nov 10 u Bell Son
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-07
,DUBoIsE VOCATIONAL TEACHER

Gadsden, July 6e-( Special )--T Duboise of Phil Campbell has arrived in the city and will be the vocational teacher in charge of the vocational training school which is being estab- ushed at Glencoe. The building is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-07

that served as the convention hall. They represented 4,0O0.00 members.
 The largest foreign contingent came from Canada. including 1000 delegates. Others came from Japan, China, Australia. India, Armenia, Persia, Egypt and elsewhere in Asia and Africa. Five south American re- publics were represented, and Next co had more than a score of dele- gates. Continental Europes family of nations and the various divisions of the British Isles all were represent ed. Every state in the United States had its quota.
 The Rev. Francis B. Clark of Bos- ton, president of the worlds Chris tian Endeavor union, opened the con vention with an appeal for -four square Christian Endeavor campaign to carry the principles of christianity to all corners of the world"
 Delegates Welcomed
 The delegates were welcomed by Mayor Hylan, the Rev pr. Finis 1dleman, pastor Of the First Chris- tlan church of New York, and Fred erick A. Wallace, commissioner Of immigration, chairman of the con vention committee,
 General Secretary Edward P. Gates reported that 9,23S new Endeavor socities had been organized In the last two years, and the total mem bership was the largest in it's hts tory.
 Roger Babson, statistican, who spoke on Christian Endeavor In business" said the present business depression was due to the failure of the people to live "cIose enough to God to stand continuous prosperity"
 'If the majority of the people in the world should suddenly turn about and live the way Christ taught us to live" he said, I've would never had spasms of hard times, and boom times" Business, he added, would
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-07
TAKE YEAST IN
 TABLET FORM
Splendid Results in Few Days From New Vitamine and Iron Tonic.
Effective, Convenient and
 Pleasant to Take

Thousands of weak, thin and sickly people have found in yeast the secret of glorious daily health and strength. But there are still many who are not taking yeast In the proper form. They are still eating the ordinary yeast cake, which has been found generally unsatisfactory.
 But now at last, all the objection able features of eating yeast have been overcome. Thousands of people are now taking yeast the new way. They are taking it in convenient tab- let form, combined with iron and other health builders, and the results in many cases are nothing short of as- tonishing.
 This splendid combination of tonics is known as Ironized Yeast. It is pleasant to take, does not have any disturbing effect on the stomach. and the results are quicker. This is be- cause you gain the benefits of two tonics instead of only one. Further more, Ironized Yeast contains highly concentrated brewers yeast, which is far richer in vitamines than the or dinary baking yeast.
 The reason so many people become weak, nervous, thin, sickly, and worn- out easily is because the modern diet, due to modern methods of food prepa- ration, is almost totally lacking in these health building vitamines. Iron- ized Yeast supplies this lack, and also supplies the blood with the proper amount of iron.
 If run down, weak, anaemic, nerv- ous, or if you are suffering with loss of vitality, try Ironized Yeast. Usually it will show good results after the second or third day. Often it will clear up the worst complexion in less than two weeks.
 Ironized Yeast is packed in patented Sani-tape containers and will keep in definitely Costs no more per dose than common yeast. Each package contains 10 days treatment and costs only $1.00-or just 10c. a day. Special directions for children in each pack age. Made by the Ironized Yeast Com pany, Atlanta. Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-07
4ALL-STAR" CAST
 AT LOWE $ BUOU

Thomas H. James, manager Of Loew's Bijou. in accordance with his promise at the beginning of the sum- mer season, announces what is said to be another "all-star" programme for the second half of this week, and also assures all patrons and friends that special arrangements have been made to keep this theatre as cool as possible during the remainder of the season.
 "The Dancing DuBrown" open the vaudeville bill for the next three days with an artistic series of classi- cal and modern dances, while Knee land and Powers, the youthful music al comedy couple, will be seen in comedy skit, entitled "Tit for Tat followed by G. Swayne Gordan and company, who offer a somewhat diff ferent comedy, entitled "Off With the Old Love-" described as a clever farce comedy playlet
 Herman and Frisco will be seen in Ia comedy singing and talking skit, introducing special and popular songs in Their First Rehearsal" followed by the Norvellos, presenting an act at an artists studio, featured by spectacular aerial feats.
 Jane Novak, the versatile screen star. will also appear on this pro gramme, impersonating the dual role of Faro Kate" and Jane A7nderlin in "The Golden Trail" a play Of Alaska.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-07
EVERY CONTINENT
 REPRESENTED AT
 [. E. CONVENTION
15 Thousand Men and Women Representing Four Million Members, Massed
 In Stone Armory
By Associated Press

New York, July 6.-Delegations from every continent attended the opening of the sixth worlds Chris tan Endeavor convention in New York tonight. There were 15.O00 men and women massed in the great stone
 armory of the seventy-first regiment