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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-04

Notice Is hereby given that on the
list day Of March. 1924, n petition was
filed in said court. by w. ]. Craner and
Luella Craner, setting forth that L:
". Craner intestate in the County OF
Canyon, State of Idaho while a resi-
dent Of said county, about the nth day
OF January. 1922. seized of an estate OF
inheritance In fee simple OF the real
property hereinafter described, and al
leging that said petitioners are now
the owners thereof In fee simple in
virtue OF said death and as the sole
heirs at law OF said deceased. and
praying for a decree OF said court to
determine the time of death, heirship,
degree of kinship. and right OF descent
of said real property, and establishing
the fee simple ownership of said petit
TONERS therein by such right OF de-
scent and evolution according to law.
Said real property is situated in Cam
yon County, Idaho, and Is described
as follows:
Lots Z and s. in Block 10 OF the
original town of Media. Idaho. accord
ing TO the map and plat thereof now
in file in the office of the County Re
cOrder of Canyon County, Idaho, to-
and all ditch and water rights there
unto belonging.
Notice is hereby further given that
Saturday. the 5th day Of april. 1874.
nj 10 O'clock. A. NJ. Of that lay. al
the court room OF said court, in the
county court house, at Caldwell. Cam
yon County. Idaho. have been fixed and
appointed as the time and place FOR
any person Interested in said estate.
either as heir, creditor, or otherwise,
may appear n show cause why said
petition should not be granted or why
the decree therein prayed for should
not be mad and entered. ~
Dated this LIST day OF March, 1924.
NSEAL) {. A.. WILLIAMS,
22-2s-cs Clerk of said Probate Court.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-04
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH ~ DiCIAl DISTRICT
OF TIiE STATE or IDAHO
IN AND FOR CANYON


New World Life Insurance Company,
n corporation. Plaintiff.
Thomns 4. Fleming and Pearl Fiem-
ing. husband and wife and Omar
n. percf and Margaret n. Eeret.
husband and wife. The Western
National BANK of Caldwell. n Ma
tionni Bankiag corporation. II. L..
Privett and 4. n. Ciambey. Defend
ants.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-04
TIM E IA L
Boise Valley Traction Co
Effective June l6, 1922


Cars will leave Caldwell n Boise
via Nampa and Meridian:
7:O5 a. m, $50 a. m. 1886 -. M,
p. M, 2:30 p. m. g.; n. m.
$50 p. m. $50 p. m. $50 p m. and
p. m.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-04

Order to show cause why Order of
Sale OF Rea estate should not be made.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-04

chopped barley .... 1890
l9s L. l. Andre. Repair Tor truck 1855
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-04
THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF CANYON. STATE
OF IDAHO

In the Matter of the Estate of ID. w.
Cranrr, Deceased.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-04
NOTICE

Left at my ranch. Ta miles south
west OF Caldwell. brown ony weight
about 1000 pounds. no brand. IL not
ciaimcd Will be sold after March fth.
C. kunke. Caldwell l>--u----p
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-04


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
under and by virtue of z certain Writ
of Execution issued in the above en-
titled cause on the 23rd day OF Febru-
AIRY, 1924. ana by authority in ms vest
ed by virtue thereof, and by Virtue.of
my office. I Will. on the goth day of
March 1924. at the hour OF two o'clock
L. NJ. Of said day at the front door OF
the Court House in the City of Cald-
we'll. Canyon County, State of Idaho,
OFFER for sale. to the highest bidder.
in said County Of Canyon. State of
Idaho. described as follows.
Northeast quarter of Northwest
quarter OF Section 80. Township 4
North. Range 4 west of Boise Meridian.
containing 40 acres more or less. ac-
cOrding 20 Government Survey thereof.
with l.. 5. Government water
supplied thru the Deer Flat Low Lin
Canal and Ernst Lateral. together with
the tenements. Embellishments. rights,
privileges and appurtenances, and to-
of the mortgaged property for the pur-
pose OF satisfying "A judgment render
ed in said action which said Judgment
amounts TO the sun OF Sff95.S5 with
thereon at per cent per an
mum from the 18th day of February.
1924. and together with my costs In
connection Herewith.
Dated this 23rd day OF February. 1924.
O.. Y. MASON, Sheriff
of Canyon County,
State OF Idaho.
EDW. C.. GOODALE.
Deputy.
Orval NJ. Fox. Pocatello. Idaho.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
2O-2o-34-26-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20
FI COmiSiOnadO de Sandal aunque Sc maStra
OptimSta reSpedO de Ia epidemia de Ponce, de-
clara que en- Ia aCuaIdad hay 65 CasOS
AunQue gGmea del nal no Ia pOddo Mona sgBs odB B
OpnOnS arman que De ali wWieue eDema Una Dsas 4 don
para pwifCsr WeGes aude

Regres6 de Ponce Ell Comisionado
de Sanidad. DIR. p. n. Ortiz. despues
de haber permanecido unos dias en-
aQuella ciudad estudiando porsonalmen
te, las causas y situacion de Ia epi-
demia de febre tifoidea que anige
dicha ciudad. aconsejando al mismo
tempo para combatirla. Ia mas deci.
dida Y efciente canpaha Ell coorc.a-
cion con las autoridades sanisariss 10
Gales el publico en- general.
El DIR. Ortiz Sc muestra muy Opt.
mista y cree que va que "a ssni1sd
ha empezado a trabajar all' ac;ivs
mente. no hay duda que 81 hal sort
conjurado pronto.
Muchas son las iniciativas cue SC
han puesto en- practics en- Ponce con
t5ndose entire las mas impoctante. j.
pr6xima installation dc una pianta fe
cloro para purihcar el sgut gus -
consume. Gracias este. los vaeinos
beberan ell liquidO puro 81 peiigrJ
de la epidemic disminuirS en un -
por ciento, va que Sc cree qus al gus
cs la principal causante lie ia epidsnIs
que reina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20

en- cansidad nssssaris pafa sssstf ess
toda eiass as mieFsblss
Aunqas pssses xuatsarss u msgss
rsssrvs sobrs si psgsisuisf. hsmss ~.
dido sabsf ans snsHfaass tstas ~
posibiiidadss dsi ofiasu Sci ~. tsiss
eomo ias is4amhtsa hoetailsas ste
y ii bien - ~ iisxs4s q Il sstxis.
zion ss are estes ptosastsa pnsdsn -
brenos conduesofsa. asi msl ne asbsu.
nc osstanfs sesptsfss esns ssasss
priHeipaies asi misme Ea ~ vssais.
nss oaoiosss aas ssrcsian sstss a vsf.
dadefo oriEsn as Il egisswis. - se4t-
IA Il arua eomo = mAs psssssie. s9fs.
gandose qus eaania antes dsts pFsss.
derss a i puriaeaeita ds aausaf
Sc b. esmprobads eisatiae4nsats.
aue q baciio - Ehsfs sxisss 81 -
sEus ann euando Ne IA posiss s>s 60.
tContinus en - psrns -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20

Alguien creis que huber sido coa
venicnte no usar ell a agua de- AcJodr'.
TO, pero la idea no lego a rlantesr.e
toda vez que medida tan sx;reiT7 hu.
biera proEresado en- case de 4ue no
hubicsc habido medios de couseg1if
cue las aguas fueran esteriHzadss. 90
mo Sc piensa haccr mediansa il insta
lacion dc la referida Piants
En- provision de que pueda haber
.Ipas enfermos de asbra tifoidsa, Sc ha.
biiitan locales ch Ponce con capacidad
para muchos pacientes
En- la actualidad. segdn el Dr hay
65 casos comprobados de pacientes d.
ficos. habi6ndose registrsdo variss de.
funciones
El DR.. Ortiz Ell su breve converEa.
ci6n con nosotros, habio muy bien De
las medidas que sc han adoptado en-
Ponce para combatir la epidemis. ,
nos dio Ia impression de Que el Depar.
tamento de Sanidad lamentsba. pro.
fundamentc, que los medicos particu
lares no reportasen Ia existencia de
cualQuier NAL de esa especie tan prom
to fueron llamados para asistir 81 pri
mer case.
Esto es de vital importancis, porqus
asi Ell Departments podria actuar en-
los inicios de una epidemia y no cuan.
do esta estuviese tOmando incremento
La Sanidad aconseja al pnbhco que
al hacer el baldeo de los pisos utili.
cen con Ell aqua slgun desinfeCtsnte
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20
LA ACUSACION

La ac,racion que pssa sobre les re-
feridoo galenos, Sc circrnscribs ha-
Ger corstar, qIe los tales doctores es-
taban violando Ia ley de drogas abicr-
tamertc, cues no habian inscrito sus
nombres ell Tesoreria, pagando Ell de-
rechc de rigor, Y por 10 tanto no esta-
ban a,torizados para recetar opio, o
cualnuier otra droga a sus pacientes.
Efectivamente, y de acuerdo con Ia
ley, tcdo doctor, que desee recetar dro-
gas. debe presentarse en- Tesoreria, ms
cribir su pombre entonces recibira.
mn ntSnera 'dfgsfhos por ejemplo IS.
Ese ndmero, tendra que estamparlo
en- todas las recetas, ademas hacer
constar el nombre del paciente Tampo-
co plede recetar mas de cierta can't
dad que prescribe la ley, 81 hiciere 10
contrario, esta cometiendo un deIito
castigado por la justicia. Y las autori
dades, sospechaban todas estas cosas.
y de ahi ha venido Ell arresto. que ha
(Cont:nua en- la pag. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20

Un insistente rlmor lego hasta nos
otros sobre cierta investigation que Sc
estaba uevando cabo en- relacion con
la venta administration de drogas.
Una veg sobre la pista, ell reporter
tambi6n inici6 sus investigaciones, y
atando cabos consigrio enterarse de
todo, Einalmente, dispuesto obtener
la confirmation official, Sc persona ell
las oficinas que EN- Ell Edificio Fede-
raj tisns Ell Comisionado de los Estados
Unidos. Mr.. Adams, quien manifes-
to que estaba enterado de todo, y que
dcseaLa conocer los detalles del asunto.
Mr.. Adams, omplacientemente, nos
sumin;ttr6 toda la information, que
nosotrcs nuestra vez damos como
Ger a Luestros lectores,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20
OUNCE DOCTORES DE ESTA CAPITAL HAN SLDO ARRES
TADOS, ACUSADOS DE ADMINISTRATOR ESCANDALOSA
LEGAL DE DROGAS, ESPECLALNENTE OPTO
DihOs dOdOres han sdO amadOS dedaar ante e COmEO
nado de los EtadOs uuidOs Mr. Adams, los eedOs del
prOCesO judicial

mOa rsSenemente que las dOgas etadaS los paGens 3n
sumiHradas los abaOS del hpOdOmO as que Puerto Rico
ea ntrOdudendO CDO de ONabandO Los dOdMS de eena ea
asadOs de yOa Ia ley exprSdmelp puS no haban O sS nbS
en- IOrUa ypM anO tsaban auOzadOS para peGH dfOgS
SuS paCIVRtG
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20
OUNCE DoCTORES
ARRESTADOS

FL Collisicnado de los Estados Uni
dos, M. Adams, abrigaba serias sospe-
chas, Gle que varios doctores de esta
capital 10 tan solo estaban violando
abiertamente la ley de drogas, sino que
.tambien estapanvusandokd q de- dana 1iiane.
ra escandalosa Illegal, sus poderes
para administrar tales drogas a sus pa
cienteG Finalmente, obtuvo ell conven-
cimientc do clio, Y obtuvo carta franca
para obrar en- Ell asunto.
Sus actuaciones no Sc hicieron espe
rar. Antes de aver, fueron arrestadca
NADIA nehos qre ounce doctores, de es
ia capital, y conducidos las oficinas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20
a SuS paClUntCS

de Mr.. Adams donde Sc les tomo decla-
raci6n los efectos del proceso judi
cial. que Sc incoara contra ellos, In
.nediatamente Entire los doctores arres-
tados. cue han obtenido su linertaa
bajo fiarza SO encuentran distinguidas
personal1aadcs de esta ciudad, y sobre
cuyos rombres So gEarda ell misterio
mas absolute, para no echar perder
la investigator. que continda trasmi-
tandose.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20

temente por el gentio immense que aho
ra Sc informa asciende a $4,000.
Firpo recibe mas vitores y aplausos.
LEGO primero a la plataforma, como
las $50. Wills llego minutes des-
pr6s.
wills Sc muestra algo nervioso, mien
tras Firpo, con su habitual cara Sc
ria. aparenta disgustarle la distin-
ci6n que ell ptblico lie dispensa Sc po
ne boxear al aire. Wills zapatea en-
su esquina.
Ell Referee da las acostumbradas ins
trucciones los contendientes y ell pn
blico vocifera locamente los boxca-
dores.
Suena la fatidica campana:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20

Ell Iunes por la mahana, dia %
de Septiembre necesitarnos
DeshiIadoras. Trabajo por ta-
rea.-MoRRlS {. SToRYK.
Isabel "a. No. S, MARINA
San Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20
REMATE

III LUNES - pE sEPrIEWuEE
DE 1924 4 las zoo =. -.
IN III MUELfE pEL NALEC0N.
NAVE 70"
venders on pdblica subasfs. pyr
cuenta o. auieu enfrsspon9a. or ets
den on presenela - TffE AwENf.
CAN COLONIAL BANK.
5000 satOS de (smenlO Beige
Ia venta - harx - ugo o yARfys
GOTES. seR.in aea oFten93o. a. So
ior postor. Fl paas pef Elective ~
81 acto do la adfuixaeisn
Rsinai6o viasarrsnS8
AiHanedero rublhs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20
ultima HORA
ri cOIcgio del Sagrado C0tason
ClausuradO en- POnee.-B ".
Lopez Nussa apIaude Ia Camps.
ma Dc IL MUNDO.- Dos mucr.
tOS mas aver.

fonef. seNts tHs 1875
81 Director a. ~ NENuu.
San Juan.
Imineute Ur faref %asea sp.sa
a. sesusrshas sFf.. sfKtNfeD efa :
near Ponce iahsisa ~ i.asf silt4
en san Lucas pars sffessf Hespss.
lizaci6n tifeus Co'sRis sagrads G.
raz6u Clausurads ~. fiefunsiaess
hoy hara meaio dia nuevs. snffe
cllos dos tifcos asistiiss 81 r8sfri
Hoy muri.rnn a. tifss Msris Emliis
Torres Busquei. sstrira A. Ffas.
cisco Alvarado. rrssi8snts Cssian s.
Ponce. 3 Ffaneisco Rivers
RAwGRFZ. uRAr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20
Ter. ROUND.

Firpo vuela sobre ell negro am
bos Sc tiran derechazos la cabeza,
Sc enyugan. vuelven sortarse Y
agarrarse. Wills di6 nm fuerte puneta-
20 en- ell cuerpo de Firpo, Immediate
mente un derechazo en- la quijada one
desconcerto a Firpo. Firpo contesto
este en- identica forma.
Firpo no hizo blanco con Ia izquier
(Continda en- la pag. 10)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-20
Wills, FOR 81 p1rte dice: "DespGes de
mi gran victoria no veO como Jack
Dempsey pueda rehusar IN enCueEbO
tOnmigO, -firpO esta may IejOs de scr
bOxeadOT"
NuestrO COHeS3OHsaI en- EuCya York
vista a dmbOS bcxeadOreS Immediate
meAte deSpuGs de COnCIuT Ia IuChd
BOYIE'S THIRTY ACRES, JERSEY
CITY.-SEPT. IL. 1924 A LAS
2. M.
Ode nuestro Corresponsal en- Nueva
York;

La capacidad que hace la gran pla-
"a donde Sc celebrara la pelea es de
60 600 personals, pero a esta hora "a
hay ese niimero dentro como 10000
mas aun comprando entradas y ira
tando de abrise paso hacia el ring. Fl
bullicfo yes trefnehdo, set va ven de
la policia, carros autos y ell gentlo,
parece que es una masa compacta qre
Sc mueve a impulse de viento fr:o cue
circula.
Todo ell mundo Sc muestra impa
ciente, nervioso. Las angias de yer ell
resultado de la pelea es visible y ca
da vez que ell populacho divisa I'm
personaje'' de la aristocracia po-
litico, rompe en- aplausos.
Pasan las peleas preliminares que
no tienen importancia para ell audlto
rio, con exception del match Bate
Casanova. que interesa a los 800 o
500 puertorriquefios que han asistido
al encuentro. Casanova, ell puertorrique
10 sali6 derrotado, pero luch6 con un
gigantic que solo a batazos pudo ha-
berle ganado.
viene ahora ell momento del silen-
clio por unos instantes ell publico
paraliza ell ruido cuando Sc advierte
Que comenzara la lucha del Toro Bra
vo de las Pampas con la Pantera Ne
gra.
Sc anuncia la Pantera Negra.
Nombre: Harry Wills, de Nueva Or
leans, La, pies y 2 pulgadas dc alto.
II pulgadas de cuello.
16 - biceps
Ii - antebrazo
- muheca
"A - pecho normal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-14
FAIRFIELD,

P..T..A. To Meet-The Parent Teacher association of the Gate Lodge school will hold a meeting at the school Thursday evening, May 9. at z 80 o'clock. All fathers interested in the school are urged to be present.
 Sigma RhO-Miss Sarah Reynolds entertained the Sigma Rho club at her home in Fairfield recently. Plans for a club room were discussed. After the business session, the hostess served de- liciOus refreshments.
 HOyt- yt-Beard-The following announce. ment appeared in last Sundays St. Pe- tersburg Times: MT. and Mrs. E. F.. Hoyt announce the engagement and ap- preaching marriage of their daughter, Iso Elizabeth, to Mir. Lois Franklin Beard of this city, the wedding to take place in June." Miss Hoyt, who wis., ited her sister, Mrs. J. Walston, now of St. Petersburg, but formerly of Far field, has many friends here. She at tended school at Montevallo.
 Mrs. HOtchkiss To Entertain-AIrs. A. $, Hotchkiss will entertain with a luncheon at her home on Hillside Drive Thursday in honor of her mother, Mrs. Davis, and Miss Alice Davis, who are visiting her from Indiana.
 Dr, Groesbeck Walsh will leave Wednesday for Atlanta. Ga, to attend the Southern Medical convention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-14
WONDERFUL IS LILAC TIME COlOrful Romance Being Presented This Week By
 Jefferson Players

Birmingham, has never seen more appealing romance or more gripping than '.Lilac Time" is the word of critics and theatergoers alike concern ing the current offering of the AL Star Jefferson Players Miss Kath- leen Comegys is credited with scoring triumph by her wonderfully appeal ing portrayal of a whimsical French girl, while J. Glynn McFarlane is his usual finished self in the leading male role. The other talented members of the All-Star Players and several local actors engaged for the week are meet ing with the approbition of those who have seen them.
 "Lilac Time," is companion piece to that other successful romantic drama, "Smilin' Through" and as such it is said to be one of the most appeal ing productions the stage has known. Miss Kathleen Comegys and J. Glynn MacFarlane are the featured players in roles that are said to permit them to develop to the full their fine powers of characterization.
 Birmingham is still talking about tha wonderful staging of Smiling Through with its beautiful garden, but the settings in, 'I4ilac Time" are said to excel even those. Director Hal Briggs is said to have achieved beautiful effects, particularly in the reproduction of lilac garden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-14
CAPITOL'S FILM STARS DESMOND The Breathless Moment Is Title Of Present
 Vehicle

William Desmond and Robert Hill, Universal star and director, respective ly, have worked together in many screen plays, but. they both admit that the most pleasure they ever got out of pic ture making occurred during the film ing of ''The; Breathless Moment" Des- mondfs latest starring vehicle, coming to the Capitol theatre Wednesday and Thursday.
 The play is a crook drama with a distinct comedy angle. Both Desmond and Hill are veterans of the vaudeville stage and they had a great time evolv- ing gags" for the production. Often during the shooting of some of the scenes in the picture Hill would shout, Cut" and burst out in loud guffaw of laughter. He had thought up some new laugh, and it would be im- mediately written into the working script.
 It is seldom that a scene was filmed that the star also did not contribute a couple of gags that added to the comedy quality of the picture.
 That the DesmOnd-Hill combination has a clear, and valuable conception of the type of shnmor that is appealing in a phOtoplay is shown by the praise of the motion picture public for the comedy feature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-14
.FOLLES CHORUS
 IN FIRST FILM
Famous Beauties Take Part In Temples Open
 ing Picture

For the first time the world famous beauty chorus of Ziegfeld Follies will appear in its entirety in cinema pro- duction in "The Great White Way" picturization of H. 0. Witwer's popu- lar story, Cain and Mable,' which will open the Temple theater. next week.
 Nc phase of New Works night life is neglected in this production and to give the picture the last touch of realism Ned Wayburn engaged to rehearse the Ziegfeid Follies chorus in numbers especially devised for the Great White Way.
 In addition to the Temple Theater Symphony orchestra directed by Fred Stark of New York and Washington, the management has arranged as an added feature attraction Mile. Amalia, premiere danseuse and her Corps tle Ballet for two performances daily. Mile. Amalia and her ballet will pre- sent three dance numbers at 80 each afternoon and at 9 o'clock each eye- ming. M
 Read what Robert Gilbert Welsh in the New York Evening Telegram said of The Great White Way: Tt is the most Illuminating film of gay life in New York ever made and it has been made with overwhelming extravaganza and unfailing dramatic power.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-14
DOINGS OF 4 DAY
 M WASHINGTON

Contereta were appointed by the Senate for the taa b:ll. ee
 Piobibi:ion enforcement subjects oc- copied the Daagherty investigating committee.
 The agricultural appio iopriation bill was reported to the Senate carrying $60, 964 ,6S3.
 The House passed and sent to the Senate 6 bill for government purchase of the Cape Cod canal.
 The Hoch resolution looking to a re- adjustment of freight rates was re- poltPd by the House commerce com mit:ee.
 Congressional investigation of the American Telephone and Telegraph company was asked in a House resolu- tion.
 Assistant Secretary Roosevelt and Rear Admiral R. $. Griffin. retired, were witnesses before the oil grand jury.
 The House republican steering com. mittee virtually. agreed to bring the McNary-H -Haugen bill to the floor Fri day Or Saturday.
 The Senate sustained President Cool idge's veto of the BuTsum pension bill, and Senator Bursum. republican, New Mexico, then reintroduced it.
 Ku Klux Klan activities were in- Quired into by the Senate Mayfield committee. and it was announced H. W. Evans, head of the klan, would be called.
 Julius II. Barnes, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. gave President Coolidge un- favorable business views of the activi- ties of Congress.
 Chairman Borah was instructed by the Wheeler investigating committee 10 draw up a committee report and in- dications were given Senator Wheeler would be exonerated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-14
FLOOD DAMAGE
 TOTALS MILLIONS Thousands Homeless As 1. Eastern States Are -e~r Swept

BALTIMORE. 3Ed. 51av I3.-NLll- EanS eff disllarS damage has been gEuNeaf by the floods i'm Maryland. Virginia West. TirEiniar Ohio and RsnaEixanfa-
 En tine Shenandoah Valley thou sRufs sf persons are leaving their hamRss and mlIeh damage, but no loss ef Efe. is repartedI The river is higher Hmm att amy time in 30 years.
 The bBWer Potomac is higher than since 1SS& The flood has subsided, hawsEgT- att Cumberland. Md, and eslher upper points. without reaching the hsigift of the flood of March 29, tine EHSt big fl0odL
 Hancock. Wi1Iiamsport, Md, Har- Rer'S fenrF. w. Va, and other towns farshGr d8wm the river report the flood wursa tfan that earlier in the spring.
 water han invaded the first floors aE alR Hancock houses and almost all Hanper'S FerrY houses were inundated.
 A fIasd control meeting with United $1ateR engineers, will be held at Cum hgrHand Wednesday.
 The Potomac is 30 feet above it's msrmaI Ievel at Williamsp0rt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-14
EDGEWOOD PARK
 WILL OPEN SOON
Work Being Rushed To Finish
 For Summer Season ,

Workmen have been busy the past several weeks, decorating and beautify- ing Edgewood Park, to place it in readi- ness for the coming summer season. Dreamiand dancing pavilion in Edge wood Park is being resdecorated and re painted, so that this attractive feature will be one of the bright spots when the gates of the park are formally thrown open. The Neptune bathing beach. with its new concrete bottom, slides and of the most notable features this sum o fthe most notable features this sum mer The bath houses have been re- painted and placed in bright, immaeu- late condition, both inside and out, be- ing fully equipped with modern sani- ,tary conEeniences. New paved roads