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Evening journal., 1919-12-10

Farm Bureau, viii take place this year
in Eden Hall. December II, u and IS.
The show will be open in the evenings
as well as during the day, TO give bust
ness men and others a chance to view
the exhibitions. The Chamber of Com
merce is cooperating with the Farm
Bureau in Offering the prizes.
Exhibitions have been received from
all parts Of New Castle county. Three
varieties Of corn will be shown, yellow,
white and white capped. There will be
i0-ear and 50-ear exhibitions in these
classes. For the championship in each
Of these classes. silver cups will be
awarded. In addition Si25 in money
will be distributed in prizes.
A special exhibition will take place
for the benefit Of the members Of the
New Castle Patrons Of Husbandry.
Each exhibitor in these classes will be
permitted 10 show three, ten-ears in
each, Of the previously mentioned
classes. A silver cup also will be Of
fered to the winner in this competition.
The exhibition this year promises to
be one Of the best in the history Of the
corn shows in New Castle county.
Evening journal., 1919-12-10
CAN Use SURPLUS
SUPPLY Of COAL
Director Baldwin Issues Reg
ulations for Restricted
Use of Fuel
TRACTION COMPANY
ENFORCES EDICT

Reduction in train service 10 and
from Wilmington to conserve coal be-
sause Of the strike Of bituminous min
ers, went into effect at 1901 o'clock
this morning. simultaneously L. w.
Baldwin, OF Philadelphia, director Of
The Allegheny region Of the United
states Railroad Administration, which
includes Delaware, put into operation
in this jurisdiction the restrictions or
dered by-nr Harry A. Garfield. United
state fuel administrator.
Under the new schedule. which went
into effect this morning. fourteen
trains on the Pennsylvania, two on the
Baltimore and Ohio and one on the
Philadelphia and Reading railroads,
which have stopped in Wilmington, are
taken of.
Under the restrictions as given out
from Washington Monday, all stores are
restricted 20 six business hours a day,
ornamental signs and all outdoor light
ing except street lights are prohibited,
all industries except those absolutely
essential are cut to three working days
a week, electric light in ofilce build
ings is TO be cut Off at p. m, heating
in Office buildings is restricted TO 6S
degrees Fahrenheit and street ears are
TO restrict their service as much as pos
sible and eliminate all heating during
rush hours.
Governors, mayors, sherlifs and other
state, county and city officials in the
region are called upon 10 aid In the
enforcement OF the Garfield order. Re
fusal TO comply with the restrictions
will mean cutting or Of coal supply
and electric current In cases where VI
olations are found the offenders will be
reported 90 the Federal district att0r-
neys for action.
While no official orders have been re-
ceived, the Wilmington and Philadel-
phia Traction Company yesterday put
into effect the fuel restrictions In both
It's railway and electric department.
Thus far none OF the industrial plants !
in Wilmington has closed down because |
Of the coal situation.
Mayor Taylor said this morning he
had not as yet received any word rela- I
tive 10 enforcing the fuel regulations. !
II. A. Casperson, Of the Pennsylvania I
railroad. who represents Mr.. Baldwin, /
the regional director Of the Railroad |
Administration in Delaware, also said /
this morning ne had not as yet received /
any word as TO enforcement OF the Cur
Held edlcts.
r. o. Fischer. assistant 90 Mr.. Bald |
win. at Philadelphia, said today, re- !
sirictions would remain for a time, no |
matter what happsned in Indianapolis. |
Whatever is DONE" he explained. |
VIII be on orders from Washington. !
do not believe. however, the resirlc-
tions on the railroads and industries
Evening journal., 1919-12-10
ARMY MAN Is SPILLED.

Anthony Hayden, Of the United states
Army recruiting service, was thrown
from his motorcycle this morning when
his machine skidded upon being sharp
,ly turned to avoid a trafllc collision.
The upset occurred at Fourth and Mar
ket streets. Fortunately the soldier es-
capped injury, but one United states
Army uniform IS undergoing a Yigor'
Gus scrubblng TO separate it from q
bucketful Of poster paste.
Evening journal., 1919-12-10

Municipal and county officers Will also
be asked to cooperate directly with
the agents and officers Of The railroads
with whom they generally come in
contact.
1T is believed that mandatory re-
strictions are unnecessary so far as the
vast majority Of industries are con-
cerned, but in fairness 10 that majority
all consumers must be required TO
conform strictly 70 the above regula-
lions.
Evening journal., 1919-12-10
DRACs roy FROM GREEK

Ernest quincy, aged years, OF No.
SOP East Fifth street nearly lost his
life in The Christiana river late yes
terday afternoon at Third street bridge.
Norman Bender, OF No 9i9 Lombard
street, captain Of the steamer dad Of
En- All" heard the child's cries, and
Jumped into the stream and rescued
him
Evening journal., 1919-12-10
TRINITY MEN DEFER MEETING.

The monthly meeting OF st. john
Mems Club will not be held tonight
because Of the parish reception on
Thursday evening. The club will not
meet until the second Wednesday In
January.
Evening journal., 1919-12-10
The Only Reliable rcst

rs this for publication inquired
the conscientious interviewer.
How do ] known" reioined Senator
Sorghum. ITS impossible to be sure
whether anything ought TO be publish
ed till after IL appears in print. -
Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1919-12-10

cake and ice cream will be sold The
committee in charge consists Of Miss
G. L. Handy, chairman; Mrs. Glover
qnd Mrs. James Morrow.
Evening journal., 1919-12-10
HRISTMAS BAZAAR.

A Christmas Bazaar will be held at
Calvary Episcopal Church under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Guild. Dscember
f., IS in the afternoon and evening
Fancy goods, candy. preserves. jelly
Evening journal., 1919-12-10
Stringin1 Him

Jack-Did you hear Of the daring
hold--up last night in my back yard?
Jlm-No What happened?
Jack-Two clothes pins held up a
shirt.-Boys' Life
Evening journal., 1919-12-10
CORN SHOW HERE
DECEMBER Il-l2-13

The nth annual corn show, under
the auspices Of the New Castle County
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
ATTORNEY MUST FIND
OUT IF CAR IS DEAD
Judgment Against Nicholas Homnn-
off Cannot lie Paid untii IL IL
Proven Itc IL Dead or Approves.

NEW YORK, March ~ bernard
Nnumbcrs "a lawyer was nam"d TO-
day bX Supreme, Court Justice Bene-
DICT In BrOokyn Hs "a committee OF
ono Ia ascertain whether Nicholas
Rpmahoff former czar Of Russia, -
dead Of alive and. II dead. VINO iS
next uf Kim
Tonlgh, Mr Naumberg is eagerly
louiIug FOR someone who can solve
the ridIe for him. for on itH solution
rests the question OF whether "a H.
$50 Judgment which Mir Naumbefg
recently obtained against Mr.. Ro-
maudn on behalf OF the Marine
Transportation Service corporation
can be collected.
Tho corporation in the early part
OF The war transported n large guam
tity Of sugar 10 Russia upon the then
nv = order before collection was
mdic Nicholas was deboSed and, ac-
rordlng to generally accepted reports,
slain.
Mr. Nlunbcrg recently learned
that the czar nad a $1,000 900 depo-i
In the National city bank here lie
obtained "a court judgment for Nl1-
$50, but upon presenting IL 10 the
bank was Informed that the bank
could not pay out any OF the fund
unless Nicholas either was served
with notice or was proved dead. lie,
then applied for appointment OF "A
receiver FOR the fund. hoping to OBJ
tain satisfaction from the receiver.
Justice Benedict denied the appiics-
tion. however. telling MIR. Naumberg
II would be necessary first TO serve
Nicholas with notice, or after prov
ing him dead. to serve notice upon
his next of KIN The next ~ kin
would he his wife, n she In alive II
not. his children. II alive. II not
Michael Romanoff. his brother. who
at last accounts, was alive
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

We arc now prepared in wv
stamping OF nil kinds lot
fancy work-Second floor'
HcmstItchIng cSpertly dono
hcrc-ScCOnd Floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13


DADDY" Flynn thlkcd g"rluuA'y
ana earnestly "a women only On
"Wednesday afternoon, when hc gh'"
his Asx lecture on W hat Evry
Woman ought 20 Know a. lh" hlEh
school auditorium, presenting u"
them the obligations they accepted "H
wiNrs and mulhrfs and 'hpl'lhlhF
their du'"u 49, well 49, JhrIr plINH'E"7
Thc le'tur" Wa EchchhI"h fDr "''V'
but Tor an h"ur bof"ro IA" IPpo'"''d
Hmo HirrtinS ~ women Walking 'h
Thpld "fld"n i""h'd W" Hhbh "'"'"'
and coming from nlI in''rE"uhF
atrc"tS, Justified hn unihi"rmcd
pedestrian IN asking "h'for u''
fire ''
li'T cars and "'"NtrrH Hn"d 'h'
cnrblns about ne F'ho"I ana 'nnhy
'uHf "iI'''" wore '''"p',I'' !" ''
n low speed be''"fe thr N''""t
Inphor asked i"r an hi,"'no"h on
hud gol d. Owens OF h'bh - h""'
girh remained, ana IN" h""'l"I' 'Hi"
wviH crowded 20 ~ onln'''iy'
II Npm" "f the Md'"h'" c4"ln 'p'
noin"hlnE ""hettI"hh' houo'n nlhH
thai ought To DO ''0Hhr"d an ",u uH
censored Wry wore d'~'P "'nlTu'
nut from 'h' r"'lhed in''S anu I"P'
a"nihlly" "ppciI"h'" OF me women
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13


will develop In the next n"'''-
cratic national convention. crnterlng
.rou,a a.,a,o, Inmos A. Heed Of
,'"'' a.. .,,, vhon
MlSsout' nhhi'ar 10 INV "'''
William Jennings Bryan iorced the,
silver mliFdn his party.
rh. ,cnuhlican nrovr,m 1. IN pre
., .',,.,,,,,a .on.m. ,or the
s'"' Hu'""'"''
preservation or world peace. u wiz
be In the nature OF a world court
somewhat similar to the Hague trib-
,,,a, h,,, y, ,roo,Iv ampllfled
[ Lii ar,hod" IA. Ibe, os n
tnstoia hosv rathor thnn nm rxecu-
~, 40. hody having IN,
a,,,. a.,,,, - ,1rsct ,hn .,toIrs ~, ali
,t, ,',b ,,,.a, n,d small
49, ,,ra,e1uro ,hc ronuhlicaps
2 ,,p in snnno,t rom many
'i'"p ,aaJa,a ,,,hon, thev have
ue".o.' u, a'b ~ sai,",n 400 sncre,tv IN svm.
,a,hv LII the mnvomont against
49, n,ssen, nronosed
NJ NJ ssi,o,a ,ha, .sn,,mcn, in The
ny po'. ,,,o,,,ns gain.t Giving nm
ou'n d. ,nnannsnInI nrincIpie. of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
VISITS OF CHIEF LION
TO TULSA IS DELAYED

Secretary II. g. Jopllng In a letter
10 the members of the Lions club
states that u telegram has just been
received from /. II Lewis president
of tho International Association OF
Lions clubs, stating that he would
not he able TO reach Tulsa this week
The banquet that was TO have been
given IN his honor this evening ls
therefore postponed to date 10 be
announced later
There will he a regular meeting of
tho club AZ Hotel Tula Mt noon TO-.
day with Dr. &, H. Ncll M chief Lion
Each member ls ask ed 70 bring u
guest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
BLACK-DRAUGHT
CLEANS THE LIVER
Enthusiastic Texan Tells of
Bad Fix He Was In and
How He Got Out by Using
Black-Draught Liver Medi-
cine.

Holland, Texas. MIR J. n Messer.
who lives short distance from here
out IN the country, says. 'blaSk-
praught is without doubt the best
liver medicine made, ! do not hest
tato to say It will do all It is reo"in-
mended 10 40 and more,
am strong and healthy. but We
and need little active medicine once
In a while. and Black uraught iS
good enough for me. II docs tho
work well and cleans the liver,
carving away bile. the easiest cf
any purgutiyc have ever seen.
once, some years ago, had slow
fever and my stomach was In a bad
fix. and Black tlruuEht gave me re
lief and helped me Il wonderful
sight 1t cured me of Indigestion
and the had feeling after eating. |
keep II FOR my family, they use 1t
and have for years. and. too, it
saves doctor bills and Is not cSpcn'
siyc
\ stitch in time save nino, and
most sickness is caused by a had
liver. \ few doses OF BLACK.
DrauEht fixes that, and don't see
why people don't use it and they
would see as have. what help
It would he
Ask your druggist Tor Thcdford s
I.ack -Draught--Ady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
TO BED GROUCHY
WAKE UP FEELING
Gl0RI0USLY
Wonderful How Calotabs, the
PERFECTED Nausealess Gallo
mel, Makes You Feel So
Good the Next Morning.

Doctors say that the old-stSIc calo-
mel was the best medicine In the
world and the only thing lnut would
stralghtcn out a disordrrci liver, hut
y had SOME serious drawbacks The
SaliNating and the sickoning fIIcr-
effects made many people dr'ld 90
take It. The new raiomel called
Calotabs, have all the liver benefits
left In and the sting taken out Now
you Con take Calomel without the
slightest objection one Caiotab on
the tongue at bedtime with swal-
low OF water that's all, No taste, no
danger, no gripping, no nausea, no
salts Next morning your livUr is
clean your system purified and you
are feeling IKE a wu-year-old-w with
a hearty appetite for breakfast, Eat
what YOU plenseIno danger
CalOlabs are so delightful that
your druggist will rtSund the price II
you are not delighted with them sold
only IN original sealed packages.
price thirty five cents All druggists
now Save Calotabs ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
PLANS FOR MAUNDY
THURSDAY ARE MADE

At meeting Tuesday night OF
rulShua who hold ScOttlshs Rite do
grcca ! Burr GibbOns, president OF
tho local organization. appointed
committecs TO formulate plans Tor
the Maundy Thursday hanqpct.
which IL TO be held here Thursday,
April ~.
Members OF the program commit
toe are NJ. e, Hale. G. r.. Buchner
and Leo Levering Arrangement
committee. j. u. Porter 4 A Ander-
son and L. r. Abbott Master Of
lights In TO he NJ. g Hale.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
Dad Flynn Talks to Women;
Calls Them All Just "GirlS"

sec don or a ',uickSn' downtown
ana - caught following II down tho
s,rcot like they are walking on eggs
I can show SOU how you cnn have
a dozen men following you. Df
coury". I am going TO lo6turc to YOU
on beauty culture come Of you need
IN. Goa knows
Bui "Dud' warned them mat liN
loyiuf" was not rust tu b" goo R"o'
talk "Ilow many mothers ar" ihcrc
in ihp audience More man haf
the women there IilBcd their hands.
Dad" looked tlfsm -hquarn In IN"
eye. "Yuu are the blBg~Ht thing GOD
ever made Thcy asked me how
early one ought ~ marry. B-rL. |
WliI nav his tu yuu Just get mar.
RED, grab something and do II be-.
fore ~ o'olurk ipuiRht, hut, before
you marry AJAX Doe man this question,
no you lpy. babies. do you love
flowers DO Fuu Tow" animals The
man who IurH NOT love lsphios,
flowers ana animals lp not ~ 10 be
auyhOdya husband And when yOn
marry. don't 80 20 boarding house
10 liys f0r mpr' boarding houses
huto sign. ult saying, 80 babies or
dogs allowed aud that is no place
for Y1ai :"
Among tho things DADDY Flynn
ndvDcrtcn and e.rrsssd are; one
standard for man ana women, n law
demanding tho cypuinutlon of cv"ty
man bvfure marriage, that women
should Ru TO women physicians for
treatment ~ Diseases peculiar To
themselves. that young people should
bc told Of s"N NE when children, and
ho urged that mothers return 10 the
"nId fashioned" method 0f nursing
their h1tHcs.
Another thing Daddy FLYNN be
licvcs IN is a woman having as> much
10 ny about tho family income as
tho husband "Mun ~ either made
or lost hy hls wife she should at
lcaHt bc a partner iu his business
Some wlvcr have To cringe and beg
Tor money before getting enough to
60 10 picture show
Daddy" Flynu handled delicate
sub jcct In u delicate manner, In u
manner permitting mother ana
daughter to nt through HIS lecture
sldo by side ana come away from the
crowded building feeling uhat they
had broader conception Of tho
serious side ~ He and n deeper
understanding with which 10 con
tinue their course.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
HOW YOU CAN QUICKLY
REMOVE HAIRY GR0WTHS

A well known beauty specialist ad-
vlses this treatment for the removal
OF hair from the face. Mix into "A
paste some powdered delhtone and
water. apply to hairy surface and
after about two minutes rub off.
wash the skin and every trace OF
hair has vanished. This method IL
quick and entirely safe. To avoid
disapppintment, however. II is well
10 make certain you get genuine dell
atone --A Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
Bungalow Aprons at 98c, SLAB, $l.95

they quality percl In both gh ana dark COL
checks pretty Scotch pd per
styles some open doWh
with round cut or v
necks with trimmed In same or contrasting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
v gGazzss4xzsn.o9Ssp1 g1

We quote no former or COM
pnrntivc prices In our ndver'is,
ing-wc let you bc the judge VI
value.
Mail orders filled promptly anu
accurately. Shipping chhre,a
prepaid, except on Bnscnhc"
articles.
NEEDLE WORK CLASSES
every day-iO 10 IL and : TO ..
Every woman interested IN t,N
fascinating work is cordially III
Vitcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13

use constantly In their campaign
a galnst the league the editorials Of
Mr. Roosevelt. written not long be
fore HIS death
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-02

nents method of court campaign. Ger
tain it is that he showed his ability as
tennis strategist by quickly demon
strating wing form against Johnson in
the second set, which was the turning
point of the match.
In place of his forecourt play John
ston heightened the depth of his drives
and keeping the Philadelphia player
close to his own base line worked his
way up to or near the net where he
could control the play. Fro mthis point
of vantage he took most of Johnston S
shots at full volley and fenced the ball
back and forth until he forced an open
ing for the winning stroke.
In such duels Johnson was on the de-
Tense and in his endeavor to pass John
son along side lines or overhead com
mitted many errors. which contributed
to his ultimate downfall. The point score
shows that Johnston won three sets to
one, 20 games to 13 and 107 points to 92
The difference in the play of the two
men is further indicated by a comparison
of the stroke analysis, for Johnston had
81 outs to % by Johnson, IS nets to AZ,
four double faults to none, 30 placements
to II, while each scored service aces.
1t is of further interest to note that
Johnston made almost twice as many
outs in his first set as in any of the re-
remaining three, while he scored more
sets in the same set than any of the
others except the third, when he mo-
mentarily developed a streak of wild
driving.
Summary: Championship singles,
semi-final round-Wi1liam NJ. Johnston.
San Francisco, defeated Wallace f.
johnson. Philadelphia, rs, 81, 6-3, 6-5.
William r. Tilden, I'd, Philadelphia,
defeated r. Norris Williams ID, Boston,
6-1. 7-5, 6-3.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-02
YOU DON'T HAVE TO
BE "PICKY" ABOUT
WHAT YOU EAT
Take That Wonderful Tonic
Pepsinol-and Forget That'
You Have a Stomach

Don't go through life missing the good,
nourishing, appetizing foods that your fam
ily and friends eat and enjoy simply because
they don't agree with you. The, sensible
thing to do is to attack and get rid of your
stomach and other troubles SO that prac-
tically all foods will agree with vow First,
call on Pepsinol as an appetizer so you can
eat with zest. Let Pepsinol show you what
. wonderful digestive tonic it is Give. Pep
sinol . chance to tone up your stomach and
last but most important of all, let Pepsi,
mol with its gentle laxative properties. expel
the undigested food by keeping the bowels
active.
''picky" about what you eat. You can eat
almost anything-enjoy a good square meal
without any fear of after-effects. Pepsinoi
is digestive, strength building, reconstruc-
tive tonic. 1t makes you feel active and
spry. It gives you energy and vitality
that upland go-to-it" feeling that comes
You win ''go to" Pepsinol because it has
tana-a taste that is palatable and appe-
good. for it contains nothing but pure, whole
some tonic ingredients. When you think of
pep" think of Pepsinol
Peplax Medicine Co.. Memphis, Tenn. and
is in strict accordance with the Medical
Standards Of the United States Pharma-
vet to prevent substitutes being sold for
Pepsinol. we have appointed a special Pep
sinoi Agent in each section Of Birming-
{ Greene Drug Co., Inc, Empire Building.
Norwood Pharmacy. 18th Ave. and 26th
st.
Maurice Letaw. 18th st. and 18th Ave-. s..
Duncan Drug Co., 200 goth st.
Magnolia Pharmacy, Magnolia Point.
Causey Drug Co.. Inc, Cor. 4Sth St. and
10th Ave.
North Side Pharmacy, 1900 9Th Ave.
Aeipco Pharmacy. 1901 N. 18th st.
North Highlands Drug Co., 1901 Allen St.
Oxford's Pharmacy. Cor. Tuscaloosa and
Poplar St.
Thomas Drug Co.. Fairview.
FERMENTATION Drug Co.. Bessemer.
Rochester-Ha Drug Co., Ensley.
Central Pharmacy. Wylam.
Garlipgton Pharmacy, Pratt City.
e. G. Burchfiel. East Lake.
Boyles Pharmacy, Boyles.
Look for the "Pepsinol Agent" in your To-
sslity.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-02

Received our new fall line of
Bingham House Dresses in
plaids and stripes: made in
waist and straight line styles.
Neatly trimmed. d. en-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-02
Worlds Series Plans
Are Still Indefinite

Chicago September Tentative plans
for the worlds series will not be made
for possibly 10 days or two weeks, when
the pennant races are definitely settled,
August Hermann, chairman of the Ma
tional baseball commission, announced
tonight.
The meeting of the commission sched
uled to be held here tomorrow was gen.
orally understood to be in connection
with the worlds series, but Chairman
Herman said the question of drafting
players from the minor leagues was the
only business to be considered.
I'VE will not take any action in regard
to the series Until the prospective win
ntrs have won TIE championship" Herr
mann said.
1T would be entirely OUT OF order to
make any plans at present.
The action OF the minor esg' in not
ADVOCATING the draft rule agreement is
causing the major leagLers some con-
Germ, Chairman Hermann said. The
minors broke eff relations with the
American and National leagues several
months ago, d, cicing that if the major
league club owners wanted the star plav
ers developed In the minor leagues they
would have 10 purchase their release ont.
right instead of drafting them.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-02
Everett Scott Sets
Record for Endurance

Boston, September statistics COM
piled here show that Everett Scott, short
stop of the Boston American league base
ball club, has achieved record by play
ing in sol consecutive league games, be-
ginning June 20 1916. He has been at
bat 100 times, made AIS hits for a total
of 511 bases and attained batting rec
ord of .24S and a fielding average OF
1865.
Previous marks for consecutive play
ing were set by Eddie Collins, when he
completed a run of 470 games, and by
George Burns of the New York National
club, who played 459 games
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-02
Treaty Ratification
Object Special Session
Canadian Parliament
BY Associated Press

Ottawa Ont, September 1.-Ratifica-
ton of the peace treaty by Canada was
set forth as the chief object of the spe-
cial session of Parliament, which
was opened this afternoon by the gov
erner general, the Duke of Devonshire
In his opening address he made fe-
licitous reference to the Prince of
Wales, whose warm and since welcome,
he said, emphasized the fact that the
relations between the mother and do
minions were never firmer than now"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-02

About SO pieces of good quail
ity Bath Toweling: heavy
weight; used for making bath
towels, wash cloths and bath
robes. Bought at special price.
Quoted less than present
wholesale cost while the lot
lasts at, TO-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-02
Boys Checked
Nainsook Union
Suits, 39c

Very special. We are clos
ing out our summer Union
Suits for boys; values up
to 79c; sizes % to 90
"a; special for. :. JV~