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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-16

FOR SALE
5 room house, east end. Of
city, easy terms, ......... 100000
3 room house, lights, water,
sewer, toilet, east part Of
city, $4,000 cash, balance,
$4,000 per month. ........ 10000
6 room, strictly modern house,
beautiful lawn and trees,
north part of city, east
front, Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
z room modern house, east
front, north part, ........ 100000
Beautiful lot, facing park, :. 10000
Splendid lot, facing south, @
nice trees, ................ $4,000
Dozens of houses and hundreds of
lots in all parts of the city at all
sorts of prices and terms.
The biggest bargain in quarter
section in the county. l don't dare
namethe price. It's "find", that's
all.
If you are. going to buy, don't delay.
You can never again buy 90 cheap
1y as now.
l also write fire and tornado insur-
ance in good companies.
F. E. YOUNG.
8-l2-5t.
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CHILD WITHOUT NAME

Berlin, Aug. 16.-The newly born
grandson of President Ebert has not
been christened. He will not be
given a name, it has been announced,
until one different than any other
in Germany has been found. "Ha-
gen Ramsay" is the most popular
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-16
FOR SALE


room modern house, east front,
double garage, for $685.. on terms.
room modern house including 8
bed rooms, hot water heat, near
school, garage, enclosed porch, on
terms.
room modern house with kitchen
cite and bath. we'll located, south
front, for $4,000, on good terms.
10 room modern house, close in, S
bed rooms, east front, for $4,000,
on terms.1
z room new modern brick, 3 bed
rooms,' garage, hot water, east
front. enclosed porch, near schools,
None of best in city, a real home,
on terms.
8 room partly modern house, close
in, large bed rooms, for $500,
on terms.
3 room house with lots for $3.50.
Houses for sale and rent.
GEO. M. REGISTER.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
--P Ell O n e d - S..,.s

+ FOR SALE
FOUR ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
i located near school, east front
/ hardwood floors, full basement
I. furnace heat. Price $500. Good
i terms on balance.
THREE ROOM BUNGALOW, near
school, water lights, basement, just
painted inside and out. Price
$ls25.00. Easy terms.
TWO SMALL HOUSES located close
in, near schools, east front, rental
value, $4,000, per month. Price for
both ,$3SOO.00. Good terms.
LARGE MODERN HOUSE, six bed
rooms, two sleeping porches, two
garages, ideal location for room
ers, house in. best Of condition.
PRICE $4,000. Good terms.
A NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE, located
on City Park, fire place, basement
garage, built in features.
SIX ROOM BUNGALOW, hot water
heat, hardwood floors, east front,
enclosed porch, close. to school,
= garage. Price $58OO.OO. Easy
terms.
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW, close in,
hardwood floors, full basement,
furnace heat, garage. Price $4,000.
Easy terms.
ONE OF BISMARCK'S BEST HOUS.
ES, South front, lawn, trees, and
vines. Reasonable price and terms,
located west Of First Street.
NOTICE MR.. HOUSE BUYER: A
good complete list Of houses large
and small, with prices and terms
that; are right, is ready for you.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY
See
Webb Block Heddep p Phone Q
for !
= City Service
8-11-1W
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-16
ARTIFICIAL PEARLS

1t is very smart to wear num-
der of strands of artificial pearls of
different colors, white, black and
gunmetal being the favored varie-
ties.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-16

name in Germany at present since
the filming Of the Nibelung pic
lures.
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HELP WANTED-

WANTED-Men and Women TO- learn
barber trade. Great demand; big
wages. Few weeks completes. Cata-
log and special offer free. Moler
Barber College, Fargo, N. D.
7-20-1m.
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LOST

LOST-Between Arnold and Bis
marck, 30X33 1-2 Goodyear over
:. size casing with Gates innertobe.
For reward return to w. C. Gehrke,
Baldwin. N. D. 7-30-tf.
LOST-Horn, rim glasses in Mey-
rowitz case. Finder leave at Tri-
bune office or call LOTT.
S-14-3t
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A REAL SALES
OPPORTUNITY

A REAL SALES -
OPPORTUNITY
Wanted, statesmen to sell high grade
exclusive line mems shoes direct to
wearer. A real opportunity to earn
fine income. American Mems Wear
Co., Dept. 22A-5OO So. 4th St. Mimi
eapolis, Mimi. 8-l5-2t
AGENTS in small townsnto sell the
Standard Oil Burner for cook
stove, range, heater and furnace.
Good proposition. Emerson Whan,
lO7 Bird ST., Bismarck.
8-12-1W
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WITH WHIPPED CREAM

Apples, dates and oranges make
4 salad with mayonnaise or French
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AGENTS-Write for Free Samples.
Sell Madison "Better-Made" Shirts
for. large Manufacturer direct to
wearer. No capital or experience
required. Many earn 500 weekly
and bonus. Madison Mills, 562)
Broadway, New York. ut
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AGENTS WANTED

SELLr every ice cream store in your
territory new patented Disher.
Sure sale. Neat income. Makes
wonderful sideline. Dover Mfg.
Co., Dover, N. H.
2.16.2t
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SALESMEN-We want statesmen to
sell our line, the most beautiful,
complete and popular priced line
{ of advertising pencils ever pro-
duced. Exclusive process of inn
printing sOur latest accomplish
ment. Liberal commissions, week
ly remittance. State experience,
give references and territory COW
cred. Ozark Pencil Company, 4460
Delmar. St. Louis. Mo.
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PAGE SEVEN

dressing.
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FOR RENT-September 1, modern
house corner Fourth and Thayer
= streets.
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FOR RENT-A two or three room
furnished apartment, also store
room 25x85 for rent. Phone 303.
b. F. Flanagan. Prop.
0-k.lw
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FOR RENT-Partly modern room
house, central location. Harvey
Harris & Co. 8-15-2t
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FOR RENT-Modern flat with sleep
ing porch. Woodmansee Apts.
Apply Harris & Woodmansee..
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FOR RENT-Modern house, close in.
Inquire at Managers office, Tels.
phone Co. or phone 1000.
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ONE OF BISMARCK'S BEST HOUS-
ES. South front, lawn, trees, and
vines. Reasonable price and terms,
located west Of First Street.
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SALESMAN

York, custom tailors want agents
to sell advertised brand, all wool
tailored-to clothes direct
to wearer. Lowest prices. Big
line. swatch samples free. Big
Sst commissions paid daily. Per-
manent positions 500 weekly.
Auto free to agents. Monarch
Tailoring Co., 100 Fifth Ave. Dept.
S-26 New York
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FOR RENT-6 room modern house.
Corner of 7th and Front St. Phone
32l-M. 8-14-tf
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FOR RENT--Furnished apartments,
two light, good sized rooms with
kitchenette and bath. Garage also
for rent, and single room. 422 Fifth
street. 8-13-1W
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CAN. YOU, EMBROIDER Women
wanted to embroider linens for
US at home during spare time.
Information upon request. Belfast
Company, Dept. 725, Huntington,
= Ind
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FOR RENT-Five room house, also
furnished room. Inquire PA Fifth
st. 8-13-tf
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FOR. ,.RENT--Modern house, three OF
six rooms not furnished. Cali sOS
7thf St. 8-12.tf
FOR RENT-Cozy apartment, fur-
nished, close in, private entrance,
reasonable, also sleeping room.
Phone AGAR. 8-12-Iw.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-14
S150,000,00O LOAN
To JA.P|S ANNOUNCED
BY MORGAN HOUSE

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-By the
Associated Press.) - Flotation of a
$3.50, 900, 900 Japanese government re-
funding and reconstruction loan in
the United States was announced to-
night by J. p. Morgan & Co., who,
with Kuhn, Loeb & Co., the Nation
al City company and the First Ma
tional bank, will head "a nation wide
syndicate which will offer the issue
Mater in the week. Sale of the bonds,
bearing interest Of IL per cent, and
maturingin 80 years, will be made at
90 IL to yield approximately 10 per
cent
Simultaneous offering of 25,00O,-
600 pounds of Japanese government
bonds of the same tenor, except that
the coupon rate will be per cent,
and the maturity 35 years, will be
madein the English market Part of
the American issue is to be placed
in Holland and part in Switzerland
by banking groups in those coun-
tries. No formal issue Of the loan
in continental markets will be made
except as part of the American
issue.
Sale of the Japanese loan marks
the largest financial operation for a
foreign government since the flota-
ton of the 100000, 900 Anglo French
loan in 1915, and is the largest piece
of long-term foreign government fl
nancing ever undertaken in this
country
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-14
Shinbone Grated
Into Girls Jaw to
Make Her Pretty

ST LOUIS, Mo. Feb. 9.-She
didn't have a chin.
She had pretty fIaxen hair, and
pleasant features, except for that
chin.
She didn't have much of chin
when she was born, and when she
became young woman the de-
formity became more marked.
She was referred to DR.. William
T. Coughlin, professor Of surgery
at st. Louis university, and one of
the chiefs of staff at st. Johns hos
pital.
DR.. Coughlin transplanted bone
from her shinbone to a point where
her jaw should have been. The re-
suits surpa ssed hopes. The girl could
eat and talk like normal persons. A
second grating in the same manner
made her jaw normal in appearance.
There were no scars. Her skin was
all right, too.
DR.. Coughlin has exhibited his
work, in the person of the very at
tractive young woman, to the st.
Louis Medical society. DR.. Coughlin
was on the staff of the Red Cross
hospital al Nauilly, France.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-14
Plea to Mrs. Coolidge
May Block Deportation
OF 12-Year-Old Belgian

CHICAGO, Feb. ia mothers
plea to Mrs. Coolidge, wife of Presi-
dent Coolidge, to prevent deporta-
ton of her twelve-year.old daughter,
Alice Loete, of East Moline, ILL.,, may
result in the child's remaining in
this country
The sirl and two sisters were adj
mitted with the mother, a Belgian,
temporarily, in 1915, because of the
war. The father. CAMEL Loete, be-
fore the war had taken out natural.
cation papers. His act would have
automatically naturalized his minor
children had they been admitted per-
manently, immigration officials said.
Because admittance was temporary,
immigration officials ordered her de-
ported.
An appeal was written by the
mother to Mrs. Coolidge. An inspec-
tor from the Chicago immigration
district is to make an investigation.
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popular. 1t has become instead a
political issue, and in this the Demo
Gratis, with the help of the insur-
gent Republicans, have out-maneu-
vered Mr.. Coolidge. The president
is on the defensive now and must
find some way to prove that what
Secretary DENLY did was justified or
else call for the resignation of that
official.
Rumor has it that when the Tea
pot Dome excitement has Quiete d
down and the investigation is going
along quietly, Mr.. DENLY will hand
in his resignation, and will at the
same time receive general white
washing so far as integrity and COM
petcrce is concerned, but that Mr..
Coolidge will not enter the 1924 cam
raign after his prospective nomirla-
ton in June with the handicap o.
a cabinet officerzin whom the senate
Of the United. States has expressed
a lack of confidence.
Such q vote on any other parlia-
mentary body would mean the i'm
mediate resignation OF the cabinet
officer, but in the United States
the cabinet places are not constitu-
tionsl offices. Indeed. there is no
express provision in the federal con-
stitution for a presidential cabinet.
Congress has created by law the
executive departments and congress
could at any time in passing an ap-
preparation bill refuse to permit the
funds to be used if a certain officer
is in charge Of particular depart
meEt.
Can Embarrass President
Congress could also pass the pend
ing plan for the reorganization oe
the government departments whion
calls for a consolidation of the war
and navy departments under tho
head of the department of nationa!
defense.
The power Of congress to embar.
rass the president when his cabinet
is not popular is well established
but in practice there is no precedent
for the compulsory removal of q
cabinet officer by order of either the
house or senate or both.
The political opponents OF the
president are just as well satisfied,
for it gives them something to talk
about from now till election-Denby
and the cabinet of which Albert FAN
was member is issue enough for
the party on the outside that wants
to get on the inside.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-14
7 OFFICES, 3'STORES
|. LOST IN 100000
FIRE IN Triton

TETON, Ga, Feb. 1t,-F'ire SUM
day afternoon destroyed seven of
fees and three stores in the Whitley
building, OF this city, causing dam
age estimated at between $4,000
and 100000. The stock of an adj
joining store was damaged by water.
The fire lasted about three hours.
The fire department of Fitzgerald
answered a call for help. The fire
truck from Moultrie started to Tiff
ton, but went through bridge on
Ty Ty creek and turned over. The
firemen were picked up and came on
to Triton None was seriously hurt
ana the truck was not badly dam
aged.
Mavas Myers. a young man assist
ing in fighting fire, was hit in the
back of the head by hose nozzle
and knocked unconscious, but was
not seriously hurt.
The Whitley department store,
Pinkston's drug store, Chestnut &
Williams market and grocery stocks
were ruined by water.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-14
One Killed, Two Hurt
In Truck Collision;
Teasing Is Blamed

QUITMAN, Ga, Feb. 1t.-One
man is dead and two others are in
iured as the result of a head.on col.
ision Of two trucks used in hauling
paving materials on the Madison
highway between here and the Flor
ida line Clements Thomas, q youth
of sixteen, is dead, and his little
brother and the driver of the other
truck are recovering from painful
injuries.
Others driving trucks on the road
say that Thomas had q way of Dart
ing back and forth across the road
to tease the various drivers. The
man in the outgoing truck was a
new driver unused to Thomas trick,
it is said, and he turned his truck
to the left to avoid the truck which
apparently was going to hit him.
AS d result, the cars hit with ter
rife force, and Thomas was badly
crushed. His body was sent to Tiff
ton for interment.
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shall be construed to include the
agreement on the part of the said
party of the first part not to or
ganize or create any order or organ
ization, or participate by himself or
his authorized agents in the organiza-
ton or creation of any order
or organization, or to promote any
order or organization already in ex-
istence, the purpose of which is to
6isorganize, disrupt or to in anywise
interfere with or cause dissatisfied ion
among the membership of the
knights of the Ku Klux Khan, Inc,
as an organization.
This shall be an addendum to
and a part of the aforementioned
contract dated February L, 1924, and
all rights and remedies specified for
| the enforcement thereof shall like.
wise apply to this writing.
I'm witness whereof, the party of
the first part has hereunto set his
hand and affixed his seal in dupli
cate, as of the first day of February,
1924
| "(Signed)
civilian JOSEPH SIMMONS.
Signed, sealed and delivered in
the presence of:
William Hart Sibey,
Alice e. Mcdonald
Notary Public, Fulton County,
| Georgia"
Simmons Resignation
Colonel Simmons formal resiona-
ton as emperor and as a klansman,
follows:
atlanta. Ca, February /. 1924.
''To the knights of the ku Klux
Khan, Inc:
II, the undersigned, William JOS
eph Simmons, do hereby tender to
you my resignation as emperor of
the Knights of the Ku J<luX Khan,
and surrender all rights, privileges
and benefits attaching to said office;
and I do likewise tender my resigna-
ton to any other office which l may
hold in the knights of the Ku KIux
Khan Inc, and do now release any
OF the offices in this writing men
toned and any rights, privileges and
benefits appertaining thereto
II do likewise hereby tender my
resignation as a member of the
knights of the ku Klux Khan, Inc.
"In all this / resign and retire
with that honor and dignity worthy
of having founded and developed
your great order, and also with that
honor and dignity which fittingly
becomes one who has been the chief
leader of 100000 of knight1y men,
whose hearts perpetually beat with
love for country and faith in God.
(SigneD
civilian JOSEPH SIMMONS"
'"The foregoing resignation is ac-
cepted, this fourth day of February,
1924.
(Signed) ''TI. W. EVANS,
Imperial Wizard of the Knights of
the Ku Klux Khan, Inc"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-14
NEWS OF THE SOUTHLAND TOLD IN SNAPPY PARAGRAPHS

dienccs numbering $50 600 PERSONS.
Estimates place at about 10000 num-
Der of persons hearing last days
four sermons, while several other
thousands were turned away.
RALEIGH.-"R money crop"
of Wautauga county is late cabbage,
since county demonstration agent
has organized sauer kraut mill, re
ports j. M. Gray, assistant director
of extension work, state department
of agriculture
BROWNSVILLE. CnConfirmed
reports received here say DIR. j. w.
Peacock. formerly of ThomasVille
who killed Chief of Police Taylor in
1921, was sentenced to prison as in
sane criminal and later escaped, is
practicins medicine in and near st.
Petersburg, Fla State officials sew
raj months ago made effort to OBJ
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NORTH CAROLINA

ASIIEVILLE. - Party of western
North Carolina farmers will &C
to YounS's Island s. .. latter part
uf aontn 10 study methods of farm
ers in that community and promote
spirit OF good will expected to devel-
6p into profitable business relation
SHIPS.
WII4AlINGTON. - Workmen ex-
cavating near Brunswick river
bridge, near here. unearth skeleton
of unidentified army officer believed
10 have been killed during Indian
wars carly IL last century. Rusty
sabre and coins nlinted in 1880 also
ere found.
HIGH POiNT.-SeVenty-t Lat
in-American engineers and journal,
lists will visit state this summer to
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street improvements, and another is
sue of $50, 900 for high school is pro-
posed.
COLUMBIA. - Senate passes bill
to raise governors salary from S.
600 to 81 500; lieutenant governors,
$3.50 to 1000; attorney general and
state superintendent of education
from 81, SEQ to $4,000 each, and sec
rotary OF state, comptroller general,
state treasurer and adjutant general
from $4,000 to $4,000.
COLUMBIA. - House of Repre-
sentatives completes annual appro-
priation bill, carrying total of So
9l0,S1f.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-14

COLUMBIA.-Sou Carolina SEN
ate. votes fayorabIy on $40,000,000
bond issue for roads, and proposes
Accent gasoline tax to aid in financ-
ing it.
COLUMBIA. - Oscar w. Under
wood, candidate for presidency, ac-
cepts invitation of South Carolina
legislature to address it during week
of February IS. William G.. MCAdoo
is also invited to speak during week
of February Ills.
COLUMBIA.-Sou Carolina SEN
ate passes bill to provide for alb
sentee voting on part of citizens
away from their precincts or i'll on
election day.
M'COLL.-ToWn of McColl, with
population of less than 5000, votes
bonds to amount of $4,000, TO be
matched by paving assessment, for
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-14

900 shirt factory TO be erected at
Hemp. in Moore county,.
RALEIGH-Dr b. w. KiIgore, IN
charge of farm extension work OF
North Carolina. is elected at Wash
ington meeting president of Amer
lean Cotton Growers Exchange.
CHARLOTTE. - Seven thousand
persons attend memorial services for
Woodrow Wilson i'm tabernacle, Jd-
liam S. Miller, editor of the Char.
lotte News, delivering eulogy. He
brews of city and neighboring towns
join in memorial services at ther
temple.
CHARLOTTE.-R William A
(Billy) Sunday concludes six weeks
evangelistic campaign, during which
he delivered lis sermons, number
of short addresses, visited 25 neigh
boring fowls, and was heard by eu-
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-14

inspect states highway system and
road show will be put on while they
are here. according to decision Of
business men and officials of Green's
boro. Winston Salem and High Point,
at conference with members of state
highway commission
RALEIGH Total bank resources
of state on December 81, 1928, were
$474 coo, according to report of
State Bank Examiner Latham, which
shows increase of $50, 100000 over
total for same date. 1922. State
banks resources amounted to $29S,-
$4,000 and national banks are
$175,12 900.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Greene
& Co, Charlotte office, announces
award of contract by w. M. Cogill,
president of County Moore Mills.
Inc, for drawing of plans for $500
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-14
ALABAMA

STARLIGHT. WhirlWind SWOOpS
down on 10-acre tract of land across
river from here, making kindling
wood of five houses and injuring
B.. NJ. Baisden and T. +. Baisden,
farm managers
MOULTON = Several Lawrence
county farmers are cooperating in
selling cream to creamries in De
catur and other places.
BIRMINGHAM. - Connection of
William G. McAdoos name with
Teapot Dome inquiry strengthens
Senator Oscar w. Underworld
chances for Democratic nomination
for president according to influen-
tial friends of Underwood Here.
UNTONTOWN.- Representing to
large planters that he could secure
negro farm hands and collecting
expense" money in advance. Rob
ert Cole alias Robert Williams. ne
gro, is arrested at Selma.
BIRMINGHAM. Popular sub
scription is being taken up to erect
monument to Woodrow Wilson. in
park here named in his honor dur
ing World war days.
BIRMINGHAM.-B. &. Conner,
former governor and senator, mil
lionaire and pioneer prohibitiOnist.
comes out in strong Endorsement of
Senator Oscar w, Jnderwood's can
didacy.
VERBENA.-B. 3. Conner former
governor and former United States
senator, and Miss Mary Carr Gibson,
niece of Sidney Lanier, famous
southern poet, are married here.
They will reside in Birmingham.
JASPE Walker county farmers
receive first carload of Triumph
seed potatoes for seasons planting.
HUNTSVILLE. - Miss Virginia
Mccormick, member of millionaire
family of Chicago, leaves winter
home here, and goes to Southern
California. She says there is too
much noise near her Huntsville es-
tate from building operations.