The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-20
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

l-1oloHel hooseNelt liust rcfilhin Quiet' Advance of allied forces against Turks
 continues.
 Governor Wilson closes campaign for
 the present.
 Two vital points of Becker defense
 brought to light.
 High food prices are getting lower. Dix will not interfere in socialist dis
 pute 2-Parsons was cool during affair.
 Weatherly will speak In Ia ashNllle.i . 3-Tallsdega bank h marble buildlnR Two magnificent mineral exhibits. Veterans pleased with the reunion 4-Birmlngham puts price of groceries
 and meats too high
 Governor confronted with serious
 problem.
 Package of fuses sent through mall, 5-Note of sadness as officials inspect
 tuberculosis camp.
 Uniform account books would save
 state thousands.
 Buff Orpington show coming here. Aid comes slowly in anti-fee fight. Drennen says he Is disappointed in
 commissions work.
 City will keep and feed animals of the
 zoo
 Cars to stop only on the near" side. Attorney should have experience. 6-Hoping to secure city water plant. Scandal in English rugby football 7-Do circumstances still make Conner
 leading factor? S-Illlnois Central to start new voca-
 tional school. 9--Great interests supports market. 10-2000 federals to attack Vera Cruz. 1i-NegIo holds up woman in daylight. 14-Sports. l5-Additonal sports. 20-Larger quarters needed for Pisgah
 home. 2l-Dixon's tactics arousing ire of party
 leaders.
 Centennial train leaves at s:45 Thomas will speak at weekly Ad club
 luncheon. 22--Home rule may cause election. 23-Courts convene at Selma next month. 26-Society. 27-New stories of King Edward 2S-Ned Brace talks about Roosevelt. Editorial comment. 29-Men Who Have Made Alabama-By B. r. Riley, D. D.
 The Other Side of the Plcture-By A.
 B. Bealle.
 Correction of Sln-By George Eaves,
 D. D.
 Heart to Heart TaiSs-By Edwin A.
 We. 30 Psychology of ragtime music. 31--Japanese Eank thief arrested. Ten Years of Alabama. 32-Frank opinion of the German army. autos in old country. news. novel praised by Barrie. 3s-Open oil and gas fields right hints 10 Delmonicos. 40-Mandy.
 London society. A. Markets. 42-Necl<lace nearly causes duel. 43-Dolly's Dialogues.
 The Book Shelf 44-Theatres. Sour Young Folks 46-Iast homes of old England. 47-Connt Tolstoi or life that failed. 4s-How Dolly Outwitted MsS Maude
 Adams Maneger-By Dolly Dal-
 rymple. 4s-Blll Vines on Lawyers. BOA Classic in a Page i--Extravagances in cnba-By Frank c.
 Carpenter.
 Real Romances of the Business World. 52-- Birmingham as '.The City BeautifuI.'
 by Richard Francis Lussisr. 53-The Victoria Crosby Hayden
 Church.
 Yarns of the Courthouse Gang-By
 Wellington Vandiver.
 As the Babies are Judged-By Mrs.
 John B. Reid. 54-Practical fashions. 55-Gowns and Chapeaux Seen in Blrming-
 ham--By Myrtle Miles,
 Facts about scholarship Alabama di-
 vision United Daughters of the Con
 federacy. 5G-5 -5kyscrapers kill love 57-Common Sense in the Home-By Ma
 rIon HarIand 5s-The Man Who Flirts With His Elm
 pioyes-By Laura Jean Libbey. Refuses to Reform-By V.
 F. sanderson.
 "Reminiscences of Aden-By c. F.
 Markell. co What Will She Next Do?-By Hugh
 w. Roberts. 61--Oid Doe Yak. Ge--Look Out for Motorcycle Mike. Gs--Rasfus is a policeman, e4-Old Opie Dilldock's Stories.