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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-11-17
ADMISSION

Admission November 16.-tSpecial.)-A
Cotton Thanksgiving" is an unique OBJ
servance that is being agitated here with
view of popularizlng Anniston-made cot
ton goods among the people Of the city.
1t has been suggested that every house,
wife in the city have her Thanksgiving
table decorated in cotton and the table
covered with Anniston-made cloths, an
Anniston-made napkin being placed by
every plate for the Thanksgiving din
ner.
One hog brought TO town by ]. M.
Owens. prosperous farmer living south
of here, and sold on the oxford market
Saturday yielded more than a oale of
cotton The hog In question weighed 80
pounds and sold for Sal. and the ex-
pense OF raising the porker cost less
than bale OF cotton.
J. b, Darlington, president of the An
niston Chamber of Commerce. and ], =.
Sproull, a director In that body, both
prominent Admission business men. have
gone to Montgomery to join with Other
city representatives In protesting to the
Alabama railroad commission against the
proposed increase in freight rates to Ala
bama points.
The meeting OF the Admission Chamber
of Commerce. which was to be held Mon
day morning to protest against a pro
posed change of route by the Southern
railway affecting the Birmingham spe
cial fast passenger train, was abandoned
following assurance to President J. b
Darlington by General Agent Sewer O
Birmingham that the change was not con
templated and that tho rumor TO this eff
feet was unauthorized.
DR.. w. r. Marlborough, q member of the
state board of missions; W. A. Davis, c
R. Bell, Mayor ID. c. Cooper of OXFORD
and Lamar LETTERS will attend the meet
Ing ofsthe Baptist state convention, which
conyenes at Selma Tuesday.
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CROWN PRINCE is
REPORTED WOUNDED
Switzerland Paper Claims to Have
Confirmation of the
Rumor

Geneva. Switzerland. November Q.
Correspondence of the Associated
X ress.) 1.-The Gazette de Lauzonne de-
clares IL has confirmation of the re~
port that the German crown prince,
Frederick william. was transported.
seriously wounded. to the royal pal
acc, there by special train.
The train entered the station NJ
night, says the Gazette. and the neigh
bon hood was cleared of all persons ex-
ocpt higher officials of the railroad
and military officers. The route was
strongly guarded by troops.
The same paper states that the Ger
man Empress went TO Strassburg from
Berlin October 80 and remained sli
day by the bedside, of the crown prince.
Count Won Brockdorff- Rantzau, Ger
ran minister at Copenhagen. was
quoted In London dispatch OF No
vamber s, three days after the fore.
going was written, as denying cate
gorically rumors that the German
crown prince had been wounded.
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SELMA

Selma, November 1e.-(Speciaf. }
Mrs. Hopkins. wife of Mai T. H. Hop
kins OF Admission. died at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. ]. T. Chapman, Mon
day morning after lengthy Illness
The deceased way in bad health more
than a year past and came to Selma
a few weeks ago to visit her daugh-
ter when her condition became worse
and she died. The deceased was a for
fner resident of Dallas county and
where she married Major Hopkins The
interment will be made at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning.
John H. Robbins. AGED 80, a we'll
known resident OF Selma, died rather
suddenly this afternoon about o'clock
near Hazen in the western part of tn ,
county. He was a son of the late Dr.
]. II. Robbins OF Selma and brother
OF Eugene and sgd Robbins OF this
city. He also leaves three sisters, Mrs.
H. c. Keeble, Mrs B. s. Bib, Sr., AMI
Miss Hortense Robbins, also of Selma.
The interment will be made here to-
morrow morning at 11:15 o'clock.
Two sessions OF the pastors con-
ninety-third annual convention of the
Alabama State Baptist association,
which will convene at the First Bao-
tlst church Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock. were held Monday afternoon
and night. The conference was at
tended by a large number of ministers
from throughout the state and num-
bci of matters which will be brough.
to the attention of the convention were
discussed at considerable length.
The afternoon session of the con-
vention was led by DIR. A. j. Dickin-
son OF Birmingham. while the night
session was led by Rev. ]. w. Inzer.
Delegates to the convention began to
reach Selma on the Eeveral trains
Monday afternoon. Several hundred
more will reach here on the early
trains Tuesday morning and IT Is ex
pected the opening sess on of the con-
vention will be attended by more than
t0C delegates from all sections of the
state.
The convention Tuesday morning
will elect a president to succeed W.
". Campbell. Mr.. Campbell has been
the head fthe state association for
the past three or four years and has
announced that he will not stand for
re election. So far as Is known no one
has been agreed upon to succeed him.
Another interesting proposition to
come before the. convention will he
the matter Of putting women educa-
tors in charge OF the Judson college
at Marion In all departments. 1t Is
understood that DIR. A. J. Dickinson.
who originated this movement, will in
troduce 1t again at the coming con-
vention.
The home of w. II. Hrabowski. In
Autauga county three N lies across the
Alabama river from Benton. was total
1y destroyed by fire last Sunday night.
The dwelling with the contents, to-
scther with IA bales OF cotton stored
in 1t, was destroyed The loss amount
ell to about $4,000 with no insurance
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Put in Operation Just at the
Time When Business Tide
Has Turned
NEW YORK'S BANK
TO LEAD THE WAY
limitations Come That Opening of
Reserve Banks May Make I'm
necessary Cotton Pool Plan
Formed By Wade
~ HOLLAND

New York. November 16.--(Speciaf)--rn
this city no more than four or five remain
of all of those who took part In the es-
tablishment of the national banking sys-
tenn created by the law enacted by Con-
gress in civil war days. Some of the sur
vivors speak with reminiscent interest of
the manner In which the national bank
ing system which passed out of existence
today was established.
The growth was slow. Two of the most
influential banks of New York were not
persuaded to abandon their state charters
and reorganize under federal charters
until some months had passed and Con-
gress had passed special legislation which
was requisite II these much needed banks
were to become national institutions. The
changes were slow all over the country
The first institution in this city to take
cially for that purpose. And this insttu-
ton was one of the first to apply for MEM
bership In the new federal reserve sys-
tenn. Slowly, one after another, national
banks were established and not until Con-
gress placed a prohibtive tax of 10 per
cent upon state bank note circulation did
a majority of the state institutions reor-
ganize under the federal law.
Today the new national banking system
was in operation. 1t was instantaneous.
covering the entire country. For months
bankers have been preparing for the shift
from the old organization to the new
While they were in the midst of prepara-
tons of this kind the European war be-
gan, and there were many who feared
that one of its effects would be an inevi-
table delay in the organization of the new
system. There was delay, but it was
brief.
There are several features associated
with the beginning of the operation of
this new system which are spoken of with
something like enthusiasm by those who
are Competent to speak. First of all, one
of the remarks commonly made in the
financial district is that the opening OF
the doors of the regional banks is contem
poraneous with a change of sentiment
from feeling of dependency and doubt
TO one of encoura cement and hope. This
Feeling is beginning to characterize gen.
erai business, but it has been particularly
noticeable in the financial district. 1t is
probably due in part to the belief that the
time is not distant when the securities
market can be safely opened. But it Is
elso due in part to the amazing increase
an our International trade and to great
Improvement in the London market situa-
lion. 1t is reflected in statement made
on the eve of the opening of the regional
banks by the president of the Investment
Bankers Association of America. This
organization was last week holding its an
rual convention at Philadelphia and its
president, George B. Caldwell, is quoted
here as having said that we are now al
the beginning of an era which will be
characterized by prosperity of a kind ths
country has never known. Conditions are
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OIL COMPANY ORGANIZED
Well Known Men in Mississippi and
Louisiana Back Enterprise

Jackson. Miss, November 16.-(Special)
The Lake Truly Oil company of Jeffer-
son county has been organized with DR..
Phillip Beekman of Natchez, president:
Judge Isaac d. Wall of Baton Rouge.
vice president; Charles F. Engle of
Natchez. secretary; J. A. Harper. driller
and general manager. Mr.. Harper is said
to be an oil man of large experience
The machinery for boring is now on the
ground, and Immediately upon the arrival
of pipes and fittings from Pttsburg,
whence they were ordered by telegraph.
drilling will begin. The enterprise is
backed by several of the most prominnt
business men of the state and two or
three from Louisiana.
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Russians Advancing

London, November 16.-{6:40 p m)--A
Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam says.
THE sub-prefect of Marienwerder, West
Prussia, has issued a proclamation of
warning that the Russian army IL adj
vaneing between Thorn and Soldau (East
Prussia). but that strong forces are ex-
pected to meet it on the German side of
the frontier and soon force II into de-
eisIve battle"
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Votes Improvement MORTGAGE

Baltimore, November 16.-Stockholders
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
pany voted today to place general re-
funding and improvement mortgage of
$780, 900 on the property. and to pur-
chase subsidiary lines In Ohio. The pres
ent directors were reelected except James
Stillman. resigned, whose place was filled
by John r. Morton, New York.
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$4,000 Relief Fund

Washington. November 16.-The Swiss
relief fund has reached total of $4,000,
deposited in New York to the credit of the
Federal Council of Switzerland. 1t IL
drawn upon for the purchase of supplies
In the United States for the home country.
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Busy Session of Court

Carrollton, November 1e.-(Speciai.)-T
fall session of circuit court, which ad-
journed Friday. was one of the busiest
sessions held In this county in many
years. and large batch of convictions re-
suited Twenty-Five were transferred to
the mines yesterday, while five will 60
to the penitentiary.
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Civil War Veteran Dead

Carrollton, November 16.-(Special.)-W.
d. Allen. aged 70 years, died at the home
OF his son, W. G. Allen, few miles west
OF this place, yesterday after an illness
of short duration. The deceased was a
survivor of the war between the states
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-11-17
KINKY HAIR

Don't be fooled by using some fal prep
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You have 70 have hair before you can
Powadsiss Hair Grower which feeds the
scalp and roots II the hair and makes the
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druff and stcpa Falling Hair at once. 1t
leaves harsh. stubborn. nappy hooking
hair soft and silky. and you can Ak up
your hair the way you want II. We give
money back Il Il don't do the way W
claim. Priee 26c b. mail. stamps or coin
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-11-17
CRUISER GLASGOW
AT RIO JANEIRO

Rio Janeiro, November 16.-The British
cruiser Glasgow. one OF the vessels that
fought the German squadron off the coast
of Chile November l. arrived here today.
The damage caused by the German shell
fire was plainly visible.
The British admiralty's statement on
the sea fight off Chile said the Glasgow
was engaged by both the Leipslz AND
Dresden OF the German squadron while the
Genisenau and Scharnhorst were fighting
the Good Hope and the Monmouth. II
added however, that the Glasgow was
not extensively damaged and suffered
few casualties.
panied by the transport Otranto, sailed
south and passed through the Straits
of Magellan to the Atlantic ocean
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-11-17

The home of w. II. Hrabowski. in
Autauga county. three N lies across the
Alabama river from Benton. was total
Iy destroyed by fire last Sunday night.
The dwelling with the contents, tH-
sether with IA bales of cotton stored
in 1t, was destroyed. The loss amount
ell to about $4,000 with no Insurance.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06

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SoIt. Ell Qint W2eIf, en- Quart @ono.
en- "genit-Gate", NOT "3boIe @hent
6lour", ian Bet blir en- paste iait
7eig. Oatmeal, Salt oa "gorlep
Slafes" baoes op / set fogenoe
@anb % foges 10 Elmer / en- Double
Boiler. Spis Ser life er ioa ineget
al set igien, eiter at Oct bar fogt ina
IPnge, at set bIir 3 aoppe iuloe, iaa
irsres liot mere 8ano. WeIten rgres
i. meoens Oct er parmt o. "9eaiteu~,
ION err oplsit / 10 Spiieiteer lunfent
@ono. reres /, eiter at Den foQte
Masie er aifielet. Rof g9bole @heat
Mel rsres ! meo en- Sfe iaa oct blir
en- riatig mi 2sre, os iaa ar6eiOe5
oenne meS en- iterf SrRife omirent 9
Minuter. Zen THAR oerpaa paa ct
parmt Steo I'll Den bar b9pet iis rig.
rig gobt. Roget mere Yiel arbeiSes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
Torogcr 6ortjenritcn paa bDer Mcre

SGfftr huor ant dtmiuSelis, nabut 6iul feilsr -
itlD oaao % uebrIg 5oro. @arauteres life at DDS
tonnes Bort aobtina. aaar lei "a peubcs pon mtHote
9Iabs. Gisr RuSer a5iolui n~siaatig. uosa Denim til
otftsutS 5art. erposraosHs mere rettt euo ben Ret.
nina ou fisr,r.
Sanes Trop mthtr ntoria It 6in. Gutel. paaljbe.
Ia % atriutEgsfuIo. Jrrrs 3ele. miuore gruo "a
SoriHfelie. oar iHqeu -@tuth' at MITE s1er aiue
Nrnhert Hl nc inRit tntr bweiinoiae srbtn. plnntsr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
Zen 6eromte aamle airfe / 2orSs.

bucn @bitefirf / StotInro neobrprb.
re / iorrige llge til 8runoen. Oct
oar ~brGnoenoe % berienoe Stemme.
retSfoinoer, iom bauoe inltfet Sen
ibrono. buiIfet iremgit al oe Srptio.
ger, iom par itrsct omfrins graroite.
Set. airfen bar opisrt / oet 16oe
9tarbunorcoe og ir0eboIot mango
Relifoier ira anmpene ! GrompelIs
lio. Cgian mango foiteIige 8ier.
itonoe ira oet helIige 2aro bIep gu.
erues Ron.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06

III fan bare Soroclsue peo beort plontuino
90 lduat beore auiluger meo en- ,apes pud
me plnl. puer Slerue pIantes Hsidgtia /
famine SnbSt buert ntl I perfect Ruoe
ell iepn Bert ~ ~fiirtrt Spirtn9 % bnrs
iigtrc &ert - ingeu uoelaoie Oils, tuqen
bare Sleiitr / otue Agre iaaoaure Sorboloe
nil ior big bttpoe mere Mats, btort glais,
mere gtngt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
T%mloitGmoi9c Ylaucr 50

Spis ou Inues cri bette sue. ian Oh erbotss BE- 'ul6i'nns
bioe Hlarsr Spttf,1tiortr garHrttrtt tertGrfrG a. prNsr
paa Cumbtr. Wiuirpri 9truoarcr Dta.uu "a LpudrnuirBs.
apparat dltutrti rtb tu Citation alt 'cr -