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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
ANOTHER VICTORY
ON ARM|ST|CE DAY
Successful Conclusion of the
Third Red Cross Roll Call
to Be Celebrated

New Orleans, September a0-(Special)
Armistice day of 1919 will see vic
tory, just as did the eleventh hour of
of 1918. The victory will be tle sue
cessful conclusion of the third Red
Cross roll call which will be held
throughout the country from November
2 to II, and will be finished at IL a. M
of the last day of the campaign.
The Third Roll Calf is to provide
the men, women and money needed to
complete the war programme of the Red
Cross establish on a sound footing the
Peace Programme" of the American
Red Cross-a programme which in
cludes family welfare work and re-
lief to the needy throughout the
world Nationally, the roll call is to
raise 5000, 900. and 100000, 900 mem
bers-of which two items Alabama's
share is $4,000 and S4,15O members. The
entire gulf division, comprising Aa-
bama, Mississippi and Louisiana, will
be expected to provide $4,000 and 299,-
200 members "a
DIR. Livingston Farrand, national
chief of the Red Cross will be in gem
eral charge of the drive, and will visit
the gulf division to focus the interest
of the people .f this section on the
peace programme" which the Red
Cross is establishing. Lloyd M. Hope,
of Selma will be chairman of the roll
call for Alabama, and Homer w. Borst
is manager of the gulf division cam
paign, at the division headquarters in
New Orleans
The completion of the Red Cross war
time programme involves the continu-
ance of Red Cross service to the Ameri-
can soldiers who are still in Germany.
Russia and France; the continuance OF
the fight against epidemics and other
diseases in Siberia, Poland and the Bal
kans: and service and assistance to the
so, 900 soldiers who are still in military
hospitals and to the several hundred
thousand who were discharged disabled
The permanent peace programme
which the Red Cross is even now es.
tablishing. includes the home service
department., handling family and com
munity welfare work: the nursing de-
partment, the first aid department the
department of disaster Ivlief, and the
Junior Red Cross.
"a new enthusiasm is replacing the
war time fervor declared Manager
Borst of the gulf divisions roll call
in making his announcement, "and
this new enthusiasm promises to be
permanent. The 225 chapters of the
gulf division have shown remarkable
and unanimous interest in the fortht
coming roll call, which is to provide
funds not only to complete the war
programme, but to establish on a sound
basis the new peace programme"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
| WISH EVERYBODY
COULD KNOW
Suffered From Acute Indiges-
ton, Gastritis, Constipation,
Headaches and Other Trou-
bles, Which Dreco, the Her.
bla Remedy, Overcame.

This is the first remedy ! have ever
found that did any good states Mr.,
o. r. Booker of Route 2, Gadsden, Ala.
Il admit that when / began taking Dreco
/ had confidence in, it, for l had already
tried SO many of them, but the improvement
10 SO marked that / convinced of its
merits. l used to suffer from gas on my
stomach and bowels after eating l would be
AL hloated up and very uncomfortable. My
bowels were habitually constipated. l was
bilious and had to be taking medicine con-
stantly. My appetite poor, and | be-
came extremely nervous, that / could not
sleep much.
Il have taken a treatment of Dreco, and
now my stomach digests the food without
those distressing after-effects L used to
have, such pains, uneasy feeling, belch-
ing and gastrtis. My appetite has increased
/ sleep sound. my bowels act regularly cry
day, and | have no more backache nor dizzy
spells. You have my permission to publish
this letter.
1t has become custom with many per-
sons to take good system tonic each year.
something that cleans out the system. puri-
fies the blood. gets the liver and kidneys in
good shape, and tones up the stomach. Such
4 tonic is Dreco Being made of roots
herbs, banks. berries and leaves from medici-
nal herbal plants, it is truly Natures own
remedy, and that it really accomplishes these
results is proven by the many endorsements
given.
All good druggists now sell Dreco and is
highly recommended in Birnin CHAM by Nor
ton Drug Co. Dreco is also sold in Besse-
mer by the Fulton Drug Co. in Fairfield by
Halls Pharmacy, in Wylam BY Central Phar-
naey-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
MINES CAVE IN;
NO LIVES LOST

Jasper sepsesaDer 20 Especially
Half Of Calumet mines, two miles from
Jasper, caved in yesterday morning at
O'Clock, completely wrecking the main
entrance and entries for several hun
bred yards. The entire mines will have
to be abandoned as a result of the dis
aster, it being impossible to clean up
the fall, which in many places comes
up to the surface of the ground The
fact that the accident occurred at night
is all that prevented heavy loss of life
as undoubtedly many employees would
have been trapped had II happened
while they were al work.
Calumet is the property of the Bril-
liant Coal company and they are now
planning to open a new mine not very
far to the south of the present one.
This was one of the best small mines In
Walker county, and afforded work for a
great many men and Jasper as well as
the men viii feel the effects of this
trouble by the fact the delay caused by
the opening up of a new place will
throw number of men out of employ
ment for few weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
SUL-FERRO-SO
MADE BY NATURE
Unusual Natural Combination
of Iron, Sulphur and Potash.
Very Fine for Troubles Aris-
ing From Impure Blood, In
Guiding Pellagra, Rheuma-
tism, Eczema, Facial Blem-
ishes, Etc. Trial Convinces.

When Nature placed deposit of
Iron, Sulphur and Potash out in Mis-
sissippi it was evidently done for a
purpose.
1t so happened that an old negro,
while digging a ditch through this
mineral deposit, was cured of Rheu-
matism while on the job.
And thus it was learned that this
mineral was good for blood troubles
Of all sort.
And then from this mineral Sui
Ferro-Sol was made-simply by the
addition of water.
And now Sul-Ferro-Sol is the rec
ognized standard among all blood
purifiers.
Highly recommended for Rheuma-
tism, Pellagra, Eczema, letter, Facial
Blemishes, etc.
At all drug stores, everywhere.
Liberal bottles for one dollar.
Interesting booklet, ''Road to
Health" upon request. The Sui
Ferro-Sol Co., Montgomery, Ala.
Desk B.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
FLORENCE

Florence, September 20.-(SpeciaL)- b
B. Garner, who was elected city com
missioner last Monday to succeed c. Il.
Jordan, whose term expires the first Of
october, has the following to say with
reference to his purpose to carry on the
work for the upbuilding of the COM
munity: 1 shall consider that 1 am your
servant to command at all times, to work
Ior anything looking to the welfare of
and upbuilding of the city,"
Mr. Garner has been a lifelong citizen
OF tIoren-e. He has observed the town
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
Censorship Advocates May
Block Work of Legislature
Opponents of Measure Claim to Be Able to
Break Quorum at Amy Time, and Passage of
Important Legislation Threatened
BY WILLIAM L. GoRMLEY

Montgomery September 20-(Special)
ocl<ing of all important legislation dur
ag the next week-the last three legis-
alive days of the 1919 session-will re-
lit if friends of the movie censorship
i'll of Mr.. Lynne insist upon bringing it
% next Tuesday morning. according to
'eliable Information in Montgomery Sat
rday afternoon. The opponents of the
ill dropped a wrench in the legislative
machinery at the Friday night session.
md at no time after O'Clock was there
quorum-all because an effort was
made to railroad the Lynne bill through
he house.
1t is claimed there are enough oppo-
nents of the bill to break a quorum at
my time during the legislative days. The
aouse is made up of 1O5 representatives,
out there are never more than 90 present
Turing the day. Forty enemies OF a bin
IAN break quorum, leaving the house
and not returning to cast. votes. That
his will happen Tuesday morning if the
censorship blu is brought up again was
he statement Saturday.
The house quorum was broken DELHI
.rately late Friday for the first time
curing the 1919 session. Many times the
attempt has been made, but strength
could not be mustered.
The Lynne bill was brought up out
Of its place late Friday, and this sir
nailed strenuous efforts to postpone Il
vote, and when this failed the opponents
organized and left the house. Mr. Lynne
seeing that the opponents were about to
break the quorum, informed Speaker
Merritt that such was happening.
ADJOURNMENT NECESSARY
Mr.. Merritt instructed the sergeant
alarms TO bring back the absentees and
to lock the door to prevent others from
leaving. The sergeant-at-arms reported
that the representatives. had gone to
parts unknown, and it was necessary
to adjourn the House until o'clock Fri
day night.
Among the representatives assisting in
the breaking of the quorum was Repre-
sentative Foster *. Hale of Mobile coun-
ty, and Walter Jones of Montgomery
county. Messrs. C.obbs and Russell OF
Mobile county appeared to be support
ing the censorship bill
At oclock-time for the night ses-
sion-there was less than so members
present. Opponents, knowing the movie
bill was still unfinished business, did not
appear at the night session.
Speaker Merritt announced there was
a quorum present This statement was
challenged by Representative Dande-
Graft of Tuscaloosa county, and after
a short time it was found a night ses-
sion could not be held.
STORMY DAYS AHEAD
The remaining days of the session
promise to be story. As is the Gus
tom members of the house have be-
come unruly. it is impossible for the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
HUNTSVILLE

Huntsville, September 20.-(Special1
Following the alleged discovery of still
in outhouses on their place in Limestone
county, Caleb Smith and mis- son, FLOYD
Smith, were arrested at Athens and
brought to Huntsville for a hearing be
fore United States Commissioner Watts.
Both men were held to the federal grand
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21

speaker to maintain order Disorder
started several days ago when the gen
cral health bill was ordered for final
vote. There were many opponents on
their feet, standing in the lobby, near
the press table and all over the house,
yelling and demanding that the bill be
read at length. Since that time disorder
has continued, and it appears that many
representatives have forgotten that
seats and desks have been provided for
them. Disorder. is worse at the night
sessions. and there will be about three
more before the 1919 session is adjourned
sine die.
Suggestion that the speaker name at
least two fair-sized "bouncers" to keep
the legislators in their seats and quiet
has been made The bouncers would
have the same authority given in days
past in saloons and other places of row
dyism.
But this Legislature is not unlike
legislatures that have passed in this as
well as other states. Usually, during
the later days, there is discomfort, no
body seems to be satisfied with the way
things are moving along.
SENATE COMMENTED
In the senate, there appears to be
less discomfort. The upper house is
fairly well up with it's work; there is
not a large number of local bills to
be disposed of, and this may be re-
sponsible for the difference in the de-
meanor Of the two houses.
The Lynne bill. which brought the or
| eanized effort that resulted in the
breaking Of the quorum, will create the
office of state board of censors, with
members who will have the sole au-
thority to judge the merits of moving
pictures shown in Alabama An exami
nation room will be maintained in Mont
gomery. and a clerical force is provided
for
Miss Augustus B. Martin, deputy fac
tory inspector for Alabama, is said to
be The prime factor in the fight for the
enactment of the Lynne bill She is as
sisted by Representative Dickson of
Jefferson county; Shaw of Colbert coun-
ty, Scale OF Sumter county; Lynne of
Morgan county; Preston of Etowah
county; Partridge of Franklin county
and others.
In his argument before the house Fri
day, Representative Preston read ex-
cerpts from report of a recent investi-
cation of moving pictures in the coun-
try. He charged that crime results
from the present pictures shown on the
screen.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 81

Lauderdale several months ago, was tried
in the Lauderdale circuit court this week,
but there was a hung jury and Hill was
released on a 5000 bond.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21

Many new automobiles are passing over
the administrator highway en- route
from the factory to the dealer, and the
number is said to be increasing daily
This means of transporting cars is be-
coming gradually more popular because
of congestion of business on the rail-
roads.
The tourist traffic over this branch of
the highway is gradually increasing as
the season advances and the rush of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21

jury and their bonds fixed at $500 each.
They returned home on the next train.
Smith was a member of the Limestone
county grand jury when the deputy rev.
enue collectors from Huntsville placed
him under arrest
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21

traffic from the north to the south will
be on in Gull force within a few weeks
r. E. Pettus was reelected moderator
and S. r. Butler was reelected secretary
of the Liberty Baptist association at the
annual meeting at Elon yesterday. The
next convention will be held at Beulah
church at Harvest
Ida. Nav Moore, Annie Gaines and Liz
zie Nivon, negro girls, have been ar
rested on grand larceny charges and the
police claim to have recovered eleven
dresses alleged to have been stolen f-o;':
a department store, the market value o.
the stuff being nearly $500. The three
women, it is claimed, worked together
constantly.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21

grow from only few hundred in popu-
lation to a population now estimated IT
between 1900 and 1S,oo0 and he will now
be in position to take an official part in
the progress and development of his town.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21

A. NJ. Lewellen, who had his car stolen
recently while attending services at the
First Methodist church, located his car
in Iuka, Miss, and drove it through the
country to florence yesterday The car
was found on the roadside near Iuka, the
thieves having abandoned the car after
the gasoline gave out AS yet no trace OF
the thieves has been found.
John Hill, who was charged with the
murder of Gilbert Rutherford in West
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-24
EN- TAMPICO EMPIEZAN
A SERENARSE LOS
ANIMOS
Los obreros Sc muestran me
nos intransigentes
y decididos
SERVIRA DE MEDIATOR Ell
G~OBERNADOR INFERNO
OSUNA
En- Ell ultimo encuentro, cuatro
personals que no toms,ban
parte en- ell choque
perecieron

TAMPICO, JUNO 19.-Despues de
los Successes sangrientos ocurridos en-
pasados Gias, Y que por ua momento
hiciercn Greer err que degenerarlan
en- grandes motineS o verdaderaS !u-
has de ~potencia z ~potencia. entra las
fuerzas del gobierno de Carranza Y
los obreros, la calma ha eomenZado a
hacerse POGO a POGO, lndlcando que
es probable oue nc Sc presenter ma
vores dificu,tades de las que va sc
ha dado cuenta establishments.
.Los obreros estan va dlspuesJos a
entrar on platicas con los %parronos, Y,
para que los arreglo7 tengan n san
cion de c~aracter official Y d~efinitivo,
Sc ha t~elegrafiado al gobcrnador pro-
visional Osuna, a efecto de cue venga
al puerto a in%tervenir en- los posloles
V satisfactorics arraglos.
Fl llamado obedcc: a que ell 5ete
de la oficina de Cancellation Y Arbl-
traie, Francisco Flores Santos. h'zo
yer la convenienaia de que EN- las al
ficultadcs sirviora como medladcr G.
primer funcionario del Estado Y los
reriod;stas locales GuIlIermo 'rlsto y
f.. o Herrera V Cairo, directories de
E. Mundo = La Prensa, dlari9s cue
nan estado trAtando estos tragl:os a
contecimlentos.
En- ell iltimo ~encuentrO nabldo err
ire la policia, los soldados y los obre-
ros. resu!taron muertos Julio A. Cas-
tell6. empleadc del Banco Naclonal
de Mexico; Manuel Maritime, Vendc-
dor de cigarros; Juan S~obrevll!a, que
tenia I'm pueSto de aguas frascas Y
III cargador de ia plaza, que hasta los
mcmentos de enviar esta nota no ha
sido identificaoo.
FL iefe de la guarnicion Ricardo
Gonzalez. ha vuelto a decir que nc
permtira cue Sc altare el orden POI
ningin motive Y que Procedera cor
suma cnergia. Les teatros Y el CO
mercio han alberto de nuevo SuS puer'
tas. V asperan que TODD continue
tranaui!o como ha estado hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-24
CONGESTIONADOS
LOS ALMACENES EN-
VERACRUZ
Es ell resultado del embargo
decretado en- Ell ferroca
rril Mexicano
Ouedo terminado Ell proceso
del captain del barco
americana Ca
De Horn"

VERACRUZ, JUNO 22.-Con mott
vo del embargo por la Gerencia del
Ferrocarril Mexicano, casl todos los
a~lp1acenes de la Aduana y las bode-
gas &c la Terminal, estan enchidos
de mercancias que constantemente son
desembarcadas por los vapores que
IeCan a este puerto. Con este mo-
two Sc teme que eSta acumulacion de
mercancias reporte I'm perJuiclo de
consideration va que muchas de elias
tendran que permanecer en- la intem-
perie por no haber lugar en- donde
aloiarlas Y estaran e~Xpuestas a las
continues lluvias que eStan cayendo.
La Oficina de Ia Aduana. IA reco-
mendado a los concentrates que GUAM
to antes saquen de las bodegas sus
mercancias a efecto de descongestio,
mar algo los almacenes y permitir que
las que lleguen a bordo de los buques
puedan ser a~lnlacenadas.
Manuel Lopez MARTINEZ. que en-
Ell coucepto de CarranZa es eXtran-
Zero. pero que en- realidad es vera
cruzano. pidio amparo ante Ell Juez
de DiStrito Supernumerario en- contra
de los actos del Presidente de la Re-
publica por haber ordenado su eXpul.
sion del pals, va que por su calidad
de mexicano no Sc lie puede aplicar
Ell articulo SIS de Ia Constitution Fe-
deral.
e. Juez Lie. Abelardo Cardenas
MacGregor, ordeno la suspension de-
acto reclamado por setenta Y dos ho-
ras. pidiendo los informes debidos a
ia s~uperioridad.
Sc ha terminate ell proceso ms,
truido con motive de la captura de-
pailebot americana Cape Horn.
Esta embarcacion fue aprehendida
por Ell canonero "Zaragoza' hara d
proximadamente dos meses por ha'
berse hecho ~sospechosa ceyendost
que traia un fuerte cargamento d.
parque a los rebeldes felicistas. E
Cape Horn" fue devuelto a su ca
pitan.
Francisco Urquizo, jefe de Ia.
operaciones militareS en- el Estado d,
Feracruz, eSta actualmente dirigien
do personalmente la campana en- con
ira de los felicistas Y con u tropa'
Sc traslada de un sitio a otro con l.
mayor de las rapideces.
Segun Sc informo a los represen
tantes de la prensa, en- Ia actualidac
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-24

el "Chato g, decIafdHoo a
gritos que el ninguna participation
habia tornado en- los successes y que
TODD SIC reducia a n manlobra para
ouitarle la vida e impedir que desen-
mascarara a los cuipables, que ira
tan de que sus delitos queden lmpu-
mes. Mientras Bernabe Hernandez,
hacienda uso de n dialatica elocuen-
70 Sc esforzaba en- medic del caller
de Ia lucha en- c]onvencer a los guar
dias do que 81 era ajeno en- 10 absolu-
to a los hechos acaecidos, una baia
perdida vino a hacer blanco en- una
de sus manos.
Cuando los soldados que trataba1,
de reducir al ordten a los presos Sc
encontraban en- situacion ~verdadera-
mente compronletida, fueron retorza-
dos suficientemente V va con este pu-
dicron lograr reducir al orden a Ia
prision. 1865,
Por la via te!efonica Sc conunlco a!
.Juez 20. de instruction los successes e
embellishments este f~uncionarlo Sc
traslado al Juzgado, ordenando qua
desde luego Sc presentara ell "Cnato
Bernabe" para que rindiera sus decla-
r%acioneS.
Bernab6. que ina herido en- la ma
no izouicrda. Sc preserG ante ei
Juez v tremulo Y ~convu!so, maniles'
TO que TODD 10 habia previsto desde
que fue vigilado constantamcnte Po'
81 misterioso enmascarado- DlJo que
este individuo no 10 deiaba nj a sol
nj sombra Y que en- tcdas parties 10
yeia; Que hace algun tempo trato de
provocar una rina con el. pero que CO.
mo va esta experimentado con 10 que
le sucedio a Oviedo, prefirio haaerse
81 de los oidos sordos, no prestanoo
ninguna ~atencion a los insultos que lie
dirigio. :,
e. Chato, suplico insistentemente al
Juez, Lie. Cervantes Olivera, que Sc lie
traslade de Crujia, pues teme que Sc
repitan de nueva cuenta los successes
sangrientos de los que tiene tunda-
dos temores de NJ salir con VIDA
Es de extranarse sl gran empeno
que Sc tiene porque desaparezca Der
nabe Hernandez antes de que rlnda
sus sensacionales declaraciones, con
las cue Sc descorrera ell velo que Gu
bne Ia culpabilidad de muchos lndi-
viduos, algunos de los cuales ocupan
empleos publicos de gran importan-
cia Y hasta sc llega a decir que son
mandatarios los directamente lntere-
sados en- .hacer desaparecer a Herman
| dez, para evitar de este modo ell ser
| uescubiertoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-24
I'm MOTIN EN- La
PENITENCIARlA
DE- MEXICO
Sc PRETENDIA PONER EN-
LIBERTAD AL A
BERNABE
Este habia p~rometido hacer
declaraciones que los
completes considera-
ron peligrosas
Sc cree que Sc trataba de ha-
Ger desaparecer al jefe de
la famosa banda del
"Ausomovil Girls"

MEXICO, D. T. JUNO 22.-Antie-
en- la noche Sc registraron unos SAN
g%rientos successes en- Ia P~enitenciaria,
que tuvieron su epilogo con la muer-
te de dos soldados V de un necluso.
FL motive del escandalo fue de-
Dido a que un grupo de ~prisioneros
srmadcs decide poner en- libertad al
"Chato Bernabe" que esta d,etenido
desde hace Gias. Como el citado in
Idividuo aaunciara unas d~eclaraciones
may Sensacionales al Juez que como
ce su causa, muchos de sus compane-
res de prision que estuvieron COM
rlicados en- Ia banda de Eel Automovil
Girls, tamieron que sus causas Sc a.
gravaran con las inoportunas declara-
clones de Bernabe, Y decidieron po-
r.erlo en- libertad, aunque para clio
hubiese necesidad de emplear de Ia
fuerZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-24

Sc encuentra en- San Andres Chalchl-
comula, preparando una expedition
que recorrera toda la sierra hasta
llegar al campamento numero ~
que es donde tienen establecido su
Quartet general los rebeldes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-24

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-24
Las fiuanzas de los Terrocarriies.

De una manera franco eNprssa Ia
Secretaria &c Hacienda no ser clerto
enc el cobierno ue Crranza trate
de- conlprar la totalidad de las acclo-
mes dc los fie~rrocarriles. como Sc ha
venido aseguranGo en- los principales
circulos ~financieros capitalinos.
FL viaje del lie. Gonzalez Roa'
de ouien Sc dijo que ita con asuntos
ferrocar-ileros. no obedece sino a la
necesidad de unirse a Candida Agui-
lar. ouien esta tratando los asuntoS
nrivados de Carranza en- el extranJe-
TO.
AGemas.-agrega CaSrera-el 60
biernc esta m~posibiiitado financiera-
mente para cualqaier operacion de
cuantia. por 10 que la de los ferro-
CARRIES es impossible en- 'astos momen'
tos.