The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-05

Sol Caheen was strolling down the main aisle of his emporium near the close of the day when a wary report corner for an interview. A remark able statement followed
 What shall I talk about%' inquired Sol, winking naughtily at dimpled young saleslady, who was ostensiously at work behind nearby counter.
 "Oh, anything at all. Yes, tell us how you like the Sunday Age-Her- ald.'
 Well, now, young fellow" replied Sol, you know very well what I think of The Age-Herald every day. It Is & great newspaper, a constructive news paper, and one of the upbuilders of a greater Birmingham and a greater state. Is that enough about the pa per?'
 "Yes, siree," he was told. You should have rubber stamp made of that for future interviewers"
 LAW, I wasn't kidding" vehemcntly from Sol 'T really think a great deal of The Age-Herald. It's great---'
 "oh, MT. Sol,' broke in the voice of the young saleslady,. tell the young man you favor Sunday pictures while you've got a chance"
 FavOrs Sunday Movies
 "Eh, oh yesr' was the smiling re- sponse. Now, there's a subject: What does Birmingham need?' Sunday nov ing pictures and other healthy and ed- ucational amusements on the one day that the working people of this conn munity are able to enjoy themselves. You know what you ought to do young feller? You should get some of them hidebound brothers in the Chamber of Commerce to come out and sanctify Sunday moving pictures and you never can tell, the city commission might come across then.'
 "A Chamber of Commerce has too many tongs in the fire to come out openly for anything that would an tagonize the so-called better element" was the comment of the interviewer, who was rewarded by a sweet smile from the charmer behind the counter
 There is whole lot in that" sol emnly replied Sol "a whole lot toe much. But we don't only need Sunday moving pictures--we need industries, manufacturing plants and mills to util-
  Ford should be invited to come south to Birmingham and build a branch fac- tory in this city to make his auto biles."
 "To make some of those Ford things?' sniffed the young saleslady
 "Yes'm'' tersely replied Sol, 'and I don't see where you get off calling a Ford things when with my own two good eyes I saw you the other night in one of them 'roadworms' myself with young feller who was trying to steer with one hand. (There was an imme- diate racket of boxes denoting that the saleslady had resumed work with vigor) Guess that will hold her for awhile" confided Sol.
 "Elucidate little more on the Ford factory" said the reporter trying to talk English.
 "That's my own pet idea" replied sol land it's some idea"
 My Gawd, that man hates himself crooked the saleslady stepping behind the counter.
 Should Get Ford Factory
 'We have the iron ore and the plants to make the necessary steel" said Sol, disregarding the beguiling nymph, land the Chamber of Commerce should send a committee to visit Henry Ford in Detroit to impress him With the advantage of building a large factory in Birmingham to make his automo- piles for the south. It would be wise economy for Ford and would mean much to this city. In fact, we should present tract of land to MT. Ford for his factory and exempt him from all faxes for 20 years if he would consent tvA build down here. And I really think he might if some smart Alec