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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
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ga istnats s,sr, Of lnasrnost s@ooAs rs,.ssS private

"oh. IA BE- delighted You sec IN
Alic"'a peculiar state II MIND z DO
not dare 20 ruEEeHt to her that Hhs
u 40 enough % fsato y uurpo and
yet J DO not want 20 Leave her nlonr
Tor a moment. = 0u'll bo luHt thr
one You need uUl sly That sou
are coming. over 10 iako care 81
her Just tell her that you have
come because yos want q change
yourself"
IAN hEht. Kari Leslie VIII briuF
me over You viii he wlehIuE f0r
me ~ tho door. She will not COME
In Goodbye"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
TANGO CONTEST
JUDGES PICKED
SeVeryns, Mrs. SIusser and
Miss Henry to Act

Police Chief Eesrgnr. sIr r. n
EIHHrrr. stance haU fIuafurar and
AiI= Daisy Henry movie editor Of
The Star. wIr. BE- JUDGES ~ fH. Strand
iheaiare tango contest 90 ha hold
"Wednesday evening at DaII0nag.s
dance palace
Tho contest la 10 select tho Eaaftfr
couple that dances most like Tu1-frH
valentino ana Helen yAIgy lu "a
saintrd DeWL' the uAofopay now
showing o. the Strand
Cash prizes WI'I BE- awarded frr
winner the pair Judged bert lerr.g.
ins iis. second $40 auI fHrI r-.
4 large number u contestant are
expected 'D enter Tho ogalarf Ir
scheduled 90 start promptly at no p
m, and HlII Da o. feature Of iha rex.
ulaE H"dunlay nIEHt dance at Do.
ipE'g.H 80 special e0afumer ara
required RI iha r0utrslauts. aud aus
one ia e.Inh.g b. compete.
"Horo la another Hl4r." ad d.
Riddle Lady "Jurt ga abort one
what 81 % That ias two auur. buf
no head md no frrr. ser e1ra whore
/ gDg'
"GI0yes," raid JACK n srrndy.
"N0," r1iI ll0 RIDDLE Iadg
- chair" said Two Legr.
$50" ali The Riddle Lad.
And do you know no ono gurazaI
that riddle
And iHo Riddle Lady had 10 tell.
ITS ng coat raId FHr.
10 b. Continued
0C9pyr.Eht 1885, d p a. service iH-J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

Da6mar Godo,UShy smobes
What she pLeases to call q
pipe of beauty and harmony.
We don't hnow Just What she
means. She's The dau0hter
Of LeopoM GodoaOSkv, pia,,-
tst, CaS once I'm the monies,
ami nom becomes patron Of
an art thepter in Netv York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
IhInE % mn -

thing tells me- that"
"a this Independent 51GF
Veal But I'm using tho wire.
Madame, this i5 Cen'ral. Your
1onin-law wants % speak 10 sou
Mother Mother Hamilton b it
your
'Nrs, Kari"
Come. come quick Alice o. leagT
.CopyriEht. 1884. The Seattle start
TOMORROW Telegram FROM Lcs,
Ne Prescott 10 John Alden Prescott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Offers Prizes for NeW
Film Plot
Emory Johnson Appeals to Fans for Aid in
Selecting Theme of Next Photodrama

The u. 3. a. johnson and hls
mother Emile. who writes sil his
scenarios for him. have decided iha,
H - ilme % hollsr for help
Johnsons pictures have always
been intensely human. Bits Of hu.
man life picked II random and
portrayed with tremendous dramatic
intensity has besn his goal and Il
hox.office records are any Indication.
be has always reached ~ johnnie
Walker and Mary Carr have always
had lot 10 do with the success
u hh productions. Too. 20 n vii
probably b. advisable 70 figure on
them az tho stars ia your theme
whatever !, may BE-. II your pio,
needs Is big. kindhcaried daddy.
l0u can usually count on johnson
using Ralph Lewis. TOO. by tho way.
ai,ho LAWS has no part In '-rhc
Spin, ot the a. & A." whieh
comes 10 tho HeiliE Friday ~ the
feature Of Anniversary seek.
20 Ect out your thinking caps
film fana. shah Johnson usc ,hc
butcher. tho baker OF tho candle
stick maker for the hero Of his usH,
production
Remember that hroviiy will count
for whole lot IN your suggestions,
which viii be Judged hy Daisy Henry.
movie editor Of Tho star. and Edwin
Rivers publicity director for the
Hclllg.
Write on one side OF paper only.
Here's the way the prizes. IL in
number viii DC distributed:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Picture Patter

Emily Ff,Eroy is TO be seen in Ell.
nor Gyms His Hour" Metro.
Goldwyn.Mayer production which
King yidor is directing,
Altho Harry Carey is considered
the typical westerner by screen
fans, il is not generally known that
his family was OF the sea and that he
was brought up on Long Island
Sound.
At last Walter Hers can boss his
director, lie is at the head OF his
own comedy unit. making Walter
HERS comedies. and he Is "the" biz,
boss, The pictures are being made NJ
Christie studios
Frank c, Griffin. well known film
author, has completed the scenario
for Madonna OF the Streets" Edwin
corewc's fifth production for Firs,
National
The time is coming when there
win be only two classes of pictures"
declares Robert Frazer There VIM
ne ina good program picture aud tho
supcrpioturc For the mediocre pro.
uuctlon there WIN be no place"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
AGENTS MOP lip
EVIDENCE
Sponge Lands Man N j,
on Booze Delivery Charus

w. p. Burke. alias HaFs,s s,,
discovered that breaking ! ts s.,o'',
evidence o. Ineffective vbss -, 80 z
prohibition ageuts are On n. ', -
with q spoHEe. s''al
Burke made this ol,e,,.,
"Wednesday night when hs ~. 49,, "a, =.
70 deliver q quart q gis !. -, -,
itoWeA - FedtraI arsn. - -
him Do The ART and h. de,s.s o. 9
bottle 70 the ground. bresklsr !. ..
spiiling o. contenis. m -
quickly produced q sropys ~
moppcd 81 uD. az
~ a result. Burke was ma.
rsst fhurzday. facing llquor $50 -
William Hand. alleged propr,s,.ss "a :.
the place 20 which Burke -, II. ~. =
TO Be attempting the deliver, :. =
also under arrest a. d rssrs, =
raid upon his e1iablishmen, 49,. :
Ing Burks's arrest. the rsis -
resulted In the seizure Of a es,, ].
Canadian beer. =
FEDERAL prohibition agent, -,
raidsd the apartment ., w..
Carte 5l5 Seneca H.. selling . -
quantity q nqBor. for which c..
was facing federal charges Tbu,,S..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
DENIES REPORTS
OF JAP FEELING
Says Dispatches ExaqQsr.
ate Anti-U. S. Agitation

Reports Of anti-Amerlean ann.
ton IN Japan have been greatly ),
aggerated. according 70 a ,slssr,r
from Rata Fuliama, preades, ],
the Associated Chambers o. co-
merce Of Japan. a copy o, VIII,
was received by the Seattle Char
Der o. Commsrce THURSDAY n,
telegram was In reply TO a msszp
sent BY the japanese CHAMBER !,
Commerce Of San Franeixs !,
which they deplored such ,rs.
uon.
ANY anh-American agitation 1.
japan cannot help bot have nd.
sirabie effects upon the tra5e =.
tween japan and America The s,
Francisco japanese declared in ne,
message. The entire nation ,bovl.
maintain the traditional attitude !,
dignity and cohtrol."
Fujiama, who is president bs,b 4,
the Tokyo chamber ana the ASH.
cisted Chambers Of the EmpIr, =.
piled that the japanese chamlsr,
were thoroiy in accord with u,
sentiments expressed. and that such
agitations had been greatly ear.
serated IN the dispatches
We arc now considering ths
proper measures 70 be adopted 1,
meet the situation" he stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

FORCED 10 HEsCIE
DnOM NINh ON.

GRANT NORTH refused 70 BE-
VI taken in ~ tbe Old drowning
nire iv which Joan Bruce tried 70
gain hla attention. F-,te Was On her
SIDE end made a speed usaf run into
her canoe Grant had 10 play res
Cuer whether he wanted ~ OF MOI
Tma. is one n the many thrilling
scenes in Miami the society drama
Ia which Betty Compagn 81 starring
~ the Blue Mouse this week
Benjamin 3 F.nBey, good lpok.
mg young society chap n Miami
plays The leading role opposite Betty.
This BE- the FIRST picture in which be
has ever appeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

CAN sou think Of a good theme
- for screen meiodmmar
u seems that Emory Johnson.
"the king 0f meloimma." has
pretty nearly run out Of plots.
Aftcr making a hero OF tho FIREMAN
tn bis TThe Third Alarm" sulosis
inE policemen In In tho Name q
tho Law" lmmgrialiang traipmen
IN "wcsibound Limited" Swing tho
government workers their due in
Tho Mailman aud paying tribute
TO mother ioyc ia Tho Spirit ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Federal Agents Get
Man Smoking Opium

Il. Joa was under arrest Thursdas'
charged with smoking opium ~
result of raid by federal narrow
agents Wednesday night on ! .ar
nese store operated by the hwo Z
Fat chong company, at sc2 laa n
ave. The agents stated that wa.
the front of the establishment. w..
a store. the middle was devoted ~. :.
Chinese lottery and the rear was =
opium smoking parlor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
MILLER TO TALK
viii Take Part in Gyro Pro.
gram at Chamber Meet

Congressman John +. Miller VII
be tho principal speaker at n
meeting OF the members council 4
tho Seattle Chamber Of Comnerr
Friday noon in the Masonic clEh
rooms. He will talk on Some (
the Things Congress Did and N
Not Dc
The Gyro club VIII put on r.
minute program at the iunchtss
which VIII include the Gyro Club e.
chestra and the Gyro quartet
George KAHN will giYc a talk, and
there viii be surprise numex'
by a cotcrie OF dancers frcm th'
Cornish school,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

screen. The picture embraces some
q the greatest battle scenes ever
pat upon the silver sheet
Others IN the east. besides Mr
Walker and Mrs. Carr. are Carl
s,oekdale. Rnsemary Cooper. Diekie
Brandon, cuyler Supple. Gloria
Grey and many Others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
ny ANNIE ". nlRGRss

hope even body viii think OF
putting water out FOR tho inirsiy an.
imals in convenient places On these
hot summer duss. or course.
thoughtful and kind owners will see
to il that their own animals are
cared for. but there arc the thought.
less and the indifferent. whose aui.
mails suffer. The faithful horse APP,
preclatcs clean. cool driiz often
in hot weather.
Then there arc the small stray
animals in tho cities. thousands Of
them, unwanted. uncarcd tof. which
find i; very hard 10 &c, a drink OF
water for days maybe for wrecks,
Think what Il would mean TO all
the helpless creatures II everyone
we're Iust n little thoughtful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
STAGE STAR MAKES
DEBUT N MOVIES

Nearly everyone who attends the
shows has seen Genevieye Tobin in
the news reel which p0rtrayH her
enacilng the auiomat and bungalow
scenes from Polly Preferred on
the stage Of the ocean liner Leyia.
than. This b. q part Of the campaign
Of the United states SHIPPING board
20 advertise the equipment Of the
largest liner afioat.
In NO Mother 10 Guide Her. the
perturbation q the famous stage
play which h showing for the first
time today AZ the Winter Garden.
aiss Tobin plays the leading role.
She Il q splendid little actress and
this is her nrat real starring vehicle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
DEKIsLICT BECOMES
CHINESE GENERAL

A drunken derelict Ia q BIG city
- the United States becomes a gene
raj in The Chincss army in The
Fighting American" The picture
which D. showing az the Columbia
this week. The general 81 none other
than Raymond iiattgn.
William Eiwell Oliver. University
o. California student won The Carl
Laemmle scholarship contest with
Tile Fighting American"
Tom Forman. who used 20 he one
% the screens most popular lead.
ing men. directed this production.
Pat O'Aallsy and Mary Aaior are
other fayorites in the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
WRECK STATUE
Vandals Tear Down Virgin
in South Park Church

Unknown vandals broke into Ou'
Lady OF Lourdes church at sou'n
Park some time Wednesday evening
tore down a life-sizc statue Of lhs
virgin, and destroyed shrine IN
statue is well known 10 Seatu'
Catholics. as many made regulal
pilgrimages to the church. II wa
torn down and dragged across tns
street. where 1t was badly damages
1t had been in the church for =
years. Rev. Father Gregory has y.
ceived several anonymous letters :
threatening nature, he states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Pleads for
Animals in
Summertime

4 plea for Kindness TO ami.
mails during the summer months
was sent TO The Star Thursday
BY Annie VI. Burgess. n member
Of the American Humane associ.
alton. living at Allyn. Wash.
The Star l. pleased 10 print the
article.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
MADGE II LITTLE.
UtI OIL NY

Madge Bellamy whose winning
personality has won for her an en-.
yiable position on the screen dur
ing her brief career before the
camera. enacts the leading feminine
role In the new Tom Forman pro.
duction. Are You Faiiure2' show.
ing at the Colonial Friday and Sat.
urday
The petite Miss BcIlamy shines
against a background OF six.foot
male player. since Tom Santschi.
Lloyd Hughes and Hardee Kirk.
land play the principal male roles,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Are You Ashamed
of Your
Husbands Teeth?

No matter how yellow, tobacco. stained
or discolored your husbands teeth may
b. you nust tell him about Bisachodvnt
Combination. the new safe treatment
that whltsnr stained teeth instantly. or
better. get package for him yourself
Then nota how quickly his teeth become
flAahlng white and iusirous HleeehodRnt
COMPUTATION contains = mild iiquid TO
soften stains and special paste witch
gently removes them. Very first appllea.
ton usually brings amazing results.
Nothlng looks worse than duh. spotty.
stained teeth. So get nlsaehSdrnt Conn
hinntlGn today. for small cost. AZ an good
dealers, such aA Swift DRUG Co, Barteit
DRUG Co.. The Bon Marche, MaeDousail.
southwlck. Fraser. Paterson Co.. Urote-
Rankin Co. JAMESON. nanne Drug Co.
Rhodes Go. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

TUE enlargement OF the latest
l. Emory johnson drama ~
American ne. The Spirit Of thc
a. \. A." promises 90 be a banner.
bound occasion Tor the anniversary
wrsk at ths HsiNs beginning Fri
day
The surge and sweep Of American
spirit roam and crashes thu this
extraordinary picture. tho stars o,
which are Mary Carr and Johnnie
Walker. who. appear together as
mother and son for tho fivi time
since their memorable triumph ia
over tho Hiil'
Many thrills race across tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

FIRST prizc Eve dollars in gold.
Second prize Three dollars.
Third prize. Two dollars.
Fourth rri1c. Season pass 70 the
iiclilg for iazlss.
Finh prize. Six logs sea,s 10 tho
HciiiE
sixth prire Four lose SEATS. good
az any performances.
Seventh prize Two logc seats. good
az any performance.
Eighth prize Fivn pairs Of seats.
good for any performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

E1.eoln gtedman completed the
sesz n q series Of tworccIers last
eefsrday. The productions were
sss3es - the Robertson Colo studio
~ VIII be released under the title
- ne Puppy Love" series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
MAKE PROVISION
FOR ANIMALS CARE

When going away for summers
vacation or camping trip do not
leave your cat or any other animal
behind without making proper pro.
vision for its care. The cats especial.
~ suffer from this form OF cruelty.
they are left 10 shift for themselves.
and occasionally arc actually shut up
In the house in the excitement Of
moving-and arc forgotten,
Many people who take their pets
with them on their outings often
abandon them there. This deplor.
able condition props up every year
when scores Of cats and kittens are
found around beaches and camping
grounds after the folks have gone
home. II is too much trouble to
take their pets with them so they are
left behind TO prey upon birds ard to
lead wretehed existence.
The kind.hearted folk all over the
land are confronted with this prob.
lem How can the irresponsible,
the thoughtless and the heartless be
made TO realize that they are not
only causing great suffering to the
animals. but their cruel acts are the
cause OF real distress to many people ?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
nuNTLEY GnRnnN

Huntiey Gordon II nearing the
completion o. his featured role in
Wine" the Louis Cashier produc.
ton for Universal He takes his
place in this nll-star cast with For.
rest Stanley. Clara Bow. Robert AZ.
new. Myrtle steadman and Walter
Long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

Amelka Eiicr a. Cxocho. sloyakla.
II tho latest European player TO be
brought over here b. cocii r. De.
Mile. She has appeared IN mum.
bor Of European firms. Is striking
brunette and an athlete. and for
tho past week or more has been
doing aquaplane scenes ia Feet Of
Clay near tho CATALINA lslands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
American Aviators
Arrive at Calcutta

LONDON, June 2s,-A 'sa s.,
News dispatch says the A'ns's IN
round-th e-world flyers have re e,..n
Calcutta. They flew from Ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

aneing. II these we're effective.
HIRE WOULDN'T BE A FAT
NAN OR WOMAN IN THE cOtjS.
Icy today. az diets, exercises.
Grams and old remedies have been
ifisd Tor years DO not think for
fnlTbls mat you can take of fat nv
wfsfing ts'fzli,d reducing gifdies-
y tsnnst be done. ! personally knov
~ hsrfor q being iat-f went
ibfe7ssh n. Not only did I f,si
s'isA,,d 81 my figure, but, worse
ttiHs oty,f was well or hsopy iiks
~ fsN Of ibs girls--I aIg,y, Md
H.tps ~ NJ back or limbs, nv f,st
1,ys.g ~ hssd was dirzyStLL
JiAI BECAUSE I WAS oVEP.
bfIlhy Ny FRAME W1Tu n
P(khDS on EXCESS PAT Witfrfy
tMfLkk DID NOT INTEND Fop
~ 10 CARRY. had sosn. A ,msii
Jsflpnf uTing sysfying known 10 re-.
eefs, but never sueee,ded nn,i I
ig1bd oyt about 'sAN.CRT.EI5 ~
nlHDysfy d q French ,ei,ntis, 1ba
bst d,yot,d his lie 10 the ,,udv -
leofti,y' and has been ali. "a 80.
poaro ~ small, isst,isss tsbIef n,
lnksdrns psesssafy 10 gf,dn.iiy
sne tai.ly eliminate "a, f,am ~,
Roy y ypu want 10 reduce spd ~
tn< tan. time inpfoy, your hssi,h
" D'dal N youf drug stor, 70,
'sAE.CRf,Nt1. isgs ~ s,e.t .
IN tetsr 49, ~, w. FNHll lAi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

Aileen Piingle has only few more
parts TO play and she will have
played woman of every possible ma.
tIonallty but an Irish woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

Fanchon, who Is producing the re.
yues at the Plantation. is being called
by her friends the feminine Zicg.
field"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Mother Love

Drama Promises TO Be Great Attraction at
the Heilig Beginning Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

'u a'as m g, package shFGpNR i,
e1x ~, M & GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY HSRmfTSs Sn,
q The ente Dop
ShfGR1hh Only
~ 1 can uVhiay Observation-Disclosures CIV " '
" no" be had at iarte' swis MidlIcons prur s,n,e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
NUXATED IRON

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-06
fSfate CanitaI Bureaul

MONTGOMERY. Ala, June 5.-- That the decision inyalidating Ala bama's drainage law has created an awkward situation for citizens inter ested in drainage projects. is evidenced by data furnished by Commissioner of Agriculture ]. M Moore upon his re- turn from Huntsville today. COmmis- SiOner Moore is the author of the drain age law recently declared uncenstitu- tiOnal by the supreme court. He stated that $41O.0OO worth of bonds have been issued and sold by drainage dis trict No. l, Fayette and Lamar coun- ties, the bond issue being authorized by the now defunet law Bonds were bought i'm Fayette and Birmingham, and some were sold in Tennessee and other states
 Commissioner Moore did not indi- cate what steps will be taken to help the drainage districts out of their pre- dieament There has been consider able talk of attempting at the next leg iSlative session to get through a eOnsti- tutiOnal amendment authorizing the establishment of drainage districts and Issuance of bonds
 Reclamation of wet lands in Alabama IS recognized as big problem, both from an economic and public health standpoint. and some sort of machinery IS needed to rerlaee that eliminated by the supreme court decision.
 Twenty-eight miles of huge ditch have been dng on Fayette and Lamar pr0jeet No. 1. which was planned to be F miles long, The project to drain 2S.OOO acres of land. Drainage project Fowl river project, Mobile county, and No 2, Fayette and Lamar counties,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-06
MAYOR URGES MORE
 @ POLICE VIGILANCE
Complaints Made Of Too Much
 Laxity At Huntsville

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, June 5.--May- or F. L. Adams has instructed Hunts vile police to be more strict in the en- fOrcement of the law from now on and to look particularly after alleged viO- latiOns of the prohibition and anti red light district laws He stated that complaints had been made to him that there was laxity in the enforcement of these laws and he wanted affairs to be 50 conducted that there will be no more of it. 1
 New Chamber Direet0r-A new di- rectOry for the Huntsville Chamber of COmmerce has been chosen, it's members being some of the most prominent busi- ness and professional men in Huntsville. The new list IS composed of c. D. Bax- ter, w. P nilwOrth, F. S. Dunnivant, D. A. GraysOn, c. A. GrOte, Morton HutchenS, Herbert Johnson, Qnicy B. Love, J. E. Pierce, Ashford Todd, Thomas T. Terry and Walter K. We'll main The members at their annual meeting; indOrsed the work of the or ganization of the past year and memo rialized the directors to re-elect Presi- dent C. E. Baxter.
 Realtors EIeet-The real estate busi- ness is picking up, according to re- ports made by members at the annual meeting of the Huntsville Real Estate board yesterday. John T- Jones was elected president, W. H. Biekley vice pEe 7enk and Aubrey Bickley secretary and treasurer.
 Urge G. O. F. Pestuaster-Madison county republicans yesterday petitoned the national committeeman to use their influence for the appointment of a re publican postmaster at Gurley, but vot- ed down a resolution to indOrse Fred Sanders for the position There are three republican applicants. There IS also a vacancy in the postoffice at Fay IOrsviIle and the national committeeman were also requested to look after this. The republican committee organized ur- der Dr. W. W. Haden as chairman, and named committeeman for each precinct.
 Bzxfer-Di1wurth-M Susie Flea nor Baxter, popular young daughter of Mrs. Susan Baxter, and Mir. William F. DiIIwOrth, prominent young business man, were married Wednesday after noon at the home of the brides mother in the presence of a large company of relatives and friends Rev. G. M. Da- venpOrt, pastor of the First Methodist ehureh, performed the ceremony.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-06

of United Confederate veterans. The funeral win be held from the First Presbyterian church Friday morning at 10 o'clock and interment will follow in Greenwood cemetery
 PeVSsms To Head Chamber-The bal Lots i'm the primary to nominate of- fieers in the Chamber of Commerce were counted Thursday. I. C. Persons and John McQueen were nominated for president Owen Meredith and Torry JemisOn for vice president, and F. M. Moody and R H. Cochran for treas ureT- Forty four were nominate ted for directors with 22 to be elected After the announcement of the results Mir McQueen withdrew from the race. Ballots were to be sent to members by maiI to vote i'm the final election, of MceTs for the ensuing year to be selected from the list of nominees
 N1med Fr0R DReexsr-GIeen Foster, TrYst company dF this city, was elected cashier of the Merchants Bank and director of the Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton association from this district Ballots were counted Wednesday. He wns opposed by w. w. BeasIey of PSekems county
 StSres CIased-Business in Tusca- B@9Sa was practically suspended Thurs day afternoon the first of the Thurs day afternoon holidays. Merchants closed their doors at noon not be re- opened until Friday morning
 Egg Marketing UuFged-E- E. Bin