Various explanations were offered
—sulphur fumes in the smoke from a
nearby chimney, a particularly viru
lent trickle of affluvium from a dis
tant dump in the air; a strong up
ward current of wind deflected by
the shape of a building, but all were
surmise. The only fact in the case
was the repeated attempts of tho
pigeons to fly over and the meeting
of every attempt by the Invisible ob
stacle.
set for hearing before the referee in
bankruptcy August 26. The creditors
of the company were listed as the
T.uscaloosa News, United States Rub
ber company, of Birmingham and the
National Lead company, of Cincin
nati, Ohio.
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GROCERS
FIFTEEN STUDENTS
GIVEN DMAS
Regular Session At Howard
Will Begin September 2,
Dawson Says
Fifteen college students were
awarded the A. B. degree at Howard
college Friday morning at the close
of the eighth annual session of the
summer school.
The baccalaureate address was de
livered by Dr. Frank Willis Barnett,
who ^poke on the subject of “Amer
ican Citizenship."
Diplomas were presented by Dr.
John C. Dawson, president of the
college.
Plans for a summer school next
year that will offer many additional
courses were given by Prof. W. F.
Bohannon, director of the summer
school.
The regular session at Howard
will open Tuesday, September 4,
when a larger enrollment than in
any previous year is expected. Dur
ing the vacation, necessary ' repairs
will be made on all the school build
ings and dormitories.
