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The Washington times., 1920-05-15
Eighth Street N. w.

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

that if he ran "at the instance of my enemies, I will also run" Because he was not a candidate and under no cono-, ditions would have opposed Senator Smith iw Georgia, Underwood requested the executive committee in Georgia not to use his name.
 With his most formidable antagonist out of the way, Senator Smith became League of Nations platform. He thought he could defeat Thomas E. Watson ana Attorney Generl Palmer, "the Pennsyl- vani Yankee" according to local op- servers The campaign which followed was acrimonious, and Smith lost The enemies that he made prompted opposi- ton to his effort to return to the Senate. and the oposition was over whelmingly successful.
 The passage of Senator Smith has attracted nation wide attention. It IS generally attributed to that fatality which seems to follow democrats who opposed the administration during ana after the war. Regarding the nomina- ton of Watson on an anti League Of Nation platform, democrats here say that Georgia was animated by some thing other than an anti-League of Ma tion attitude Democratic senators will welcome Watson again to the fold, and expect him to stand by the party in the Senate.
 Republicans, however, take an entire 1v different view, and contend that to all practical effects, Georgia has repudiated democracy and elected republican.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11
HEFLIN

Heflin, September 1o-(special)-E. w. Landers died at his home this morning at an early hour He had been suffering from toxine poison, but for the past few days had seemed to be on the road to recovery. He was a Mason, and mem- her of the Baptist church MT. Landers had been active in politics in this county.
 Circuit court has not adjourned. Sev- eral civil cases have taken more than their allotted time In the case or Mrs. Minnie Beason vs. The Modern Woodmen Insurance Company, for the insurance she claims is due her on the death or her husband, Judge Agee threw the case out of court, but it is said that the attor- neys of the plaintiff will carry the case to the supreme court The insurance company claims that MT. Beason had phy- sical defects when he took out the policy. although it is said he was passed by that company's doctors and examiners
 The cases of the Merrill boys and the Perkins vs J. c. Coleman, former cnieI of police of this town, resulted In the plaintiffs being awarded $500 against the defendant in one case and $soo Tn eacn each of the other cases. It IS aneeeu that Coleman arrested the men through malice and without due cause. However it is said that one of the men plead guilty and was fined for carrying con- cealed weapon. The bonding company and the city of Heflin will appeal the case for Coleman.
 !. B Campbell 66, who for the past seventeen years, has been carrying a rural route from this postoffice has been pensioned by the government under the new act.
 A special meeting of the local post of the American Legion has been called by the adjutant who asks for full at |xendance as several important matters sNe to be considered by the local organ ization. The local legionnaires are hot on the trail of slackers. and have offer ed the government their support in rounding them up
 The city schools opened Monday with the largest attendance of both schools in the history of the town. The patrons and school committees are we'll pleased with the prospects and with the faculties secured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11
MERIDIAN, MISS.

Meridian. Miss, September 1o-(SpeciaD Congressman Ben Humphries of Green vile was in Meridian today on tour of the state in the interest of raising funds for the national democratic cam paign. He states that the people do not appear to be fully. awake to the neces- sity of contributing to the fund being raised by the democratic national conn mittee for the successful prosecution of the campaign but that he thinks Missis- sippi will finally come forward with its part He urges all democrats to con tribute literally as possible and to do it at once. While here Congressman Hun phries held conference with Hon. J. M McBeath, chairman of the committee raising funds in this city and county and the latter told him that while contribu- tions had been coming in rather slow that he believed the full amount desired would be raised within the next few days.
 Rabbi Samuel S. Kaplan has arrived
 in the city from New York to assume his duties as rabbi of the congregation of Beth Israel. to which position he was recently appointed to fill the vacancy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

colds, you should try this remedy with out delay.
 Any well-stocked drug store can sup ply Dr. Blosser's Remedy in cigarettes or powder for smoking in pipe, or, will order it for you. Satisfactory results guaranteed by genuine. money-back offer.
 A trial package will be mailed post paid to any sufferer for ten cents (coin or stamps) by The Blosser Co.,, DL 2s, Atlanta, Ga, to prove it's delightful and remarkable effectiveness.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11
TWO WILLS OF GoRGAs FILED

Washington, September 10.-(Spe- cial l)-Two wills of the late Maj. Gen. William c. Gorgas distinguished Ala bamian, who died in London. were filed for probate in the District su- preme court today.
 The entire estate Is left to Mrs. Marie D Gorgas, his widow. one or the wills bears the date of June y. 1916, and was written by the genera himself on war department stationery. IT directs that the widow and daugh- fer Mrs. Aileen G. Wrightson provlde financial aid to General Gorgas SIS ter. Upon the death of the widow th9 will provides that the estate shall re- yerts to Mrs. Wrightson. The second will of General Gorgas, which was not witnessed. was dated August S1, 1918. Since it was not witnessed 1t IS not valid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11
BULLHEADEDNESS BROUGHT DOUBLE
 DEFEAT ID SMITH
Thought He Could Defeat Pal mer and Watson, But Lost Out All Around By His
 ''SmaIr' Methods
By HUGH W. ROBERTS Washington Bureau The Ass-Heraid
 sOn Davidson Building

Washington. September 10.-(Spe- cial)- Senator Smith of Georgia had permitted the trick of his enemies" as he described it, to succeed, he would not have gone into two head-long de- feats, according to Washington gos- sip today.
 Last spring certain. prominent Geor- gians in the effort to avoid party dis cord, came to Washington and re- quested Senator Underwood to permit the use of his name as a presidential candidate in the Georgia primaries.
 Although announcing that he was not candidate, he in effect told his Georgia visitors that ne would follow their suggestion if they called him in- to service.
 As soon as publicity was given to this development Senator Smith served notice in person on Senator Underwood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11
CONGRESSMAN OLIVER
 RACK IN WASH1NGON

Washington, September lo-'Spe- oial. .)-Representa Oliver Of tfe Sixth Alabama district. after heaVlng investigated the recent murder or F. W. Monnish, prominent Tuscaloosa GIL = izen. is in Washington MT. ollyer states that the defendant, Courtney Harris, has plead hereditary insanlty
 Representative BlaclSmon or ths Fourth Alabama district, after d1s- charging certain legal business Tn in Washington. returned to Alabama today. l.,
 Robinson Brown of Tuscaloosa IS prominent visitor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11
BIRMINGHAM AGEHERALD SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER it,

valley Highway convention to be held in St Paul, Minn., September Is to 19. Tbese are E. $. Bostick, J. E. Reed, ". A. Lyerly, Cliff Williams, the fifth and possibly one or two others to be named later. It is also highly probable that several other delegates may attend the convention from this part of the state, all leaving at the same time from this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

John Haguewood. white man. charge wit rape on a young white girl il ClarKe county sorne months ago. Judg J. D. Fatheree was disqualified to si because of connection with the case prio to his election as circuit judge. Tn trial will be held at Quitman during tn term of court now in session, accordin to Judge Miller today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

city except Cliff Williams. who is now in Minnesota.
 A large force of workmen is engaged in making extensive improvements at the Meridian terminal station of the Meridian and Memphis Railroad, while other forces are at work improving the road bed all along the line from this city to Union. The Improvements are being made
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

at considerable cost and when completed the company's property here and the road will be as good as any in the state, according to General Agent R. W. Har- ris, under whose supervision greater part of the work is being done.
 Judge c c. Miller of Meridian has been appointed special circuit judge to try
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

pleasant to use, and not sickening to those who have never smoked. If you are a sufferer
 from c a t a r r h, asthma, catarrhal deafness or sub ject to frequent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

The smoke-vapor reaches all the air
 assages of the lead, nose and
 hroat. As the liseaSe is carried
 nto these pas ages with the air rou breathe, so he a n t is e ptic,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

lealing Nnpor ol .n.a remedy is carried with the breath directly to the affected parts
 This simple, practical method applies the medicine where sprays douches. ointments, etc, cannot possibly go. It's effect is soothing and healing, and is entirely harmless. containing no cubebs, tobacco or habit forming drues It is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

Don't allow your health to be ruined through . burden of unhealthy fat. Become slender!
 Spend some time daily in the open air; breathe deeply. Get from any druggist box of Korein and follow Korein system simple directions that come with t
 Weigh yoursen and take your measure. ments every week. Continue reducing until you are down to normal Korein system is ab- solutely harmless. is pleasant. and evea few days treatment is likely to show . neeiceable reduction. Legions of festimonials,
 Korein system (pronounced ksvss~ has succeeded when other remedies. etc. have failed. It is the GA delight of those who wish E& to improve their fgureand V to acquire a young. active
 appearance. $I00.00 G M guarantee that you reduce sai. ~.sSi... 'ssG Sss 10 to 60 pounds, whatever you need to) or cost you nothingi Buy Korein at any busy pharmacy; follow directiona Show stout friends this edssvtispssswk
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11
INDICATED SMOKE
 DRIVES OUT CATARRH
Pleasant and Easy to Use

Dr. Blosser is the originator of cer- tain combination of medicinal herbs, flowers and berries to be smoked in a pipe or ready prepared cigarette which is meeting with unusual success in ca
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

acton becomes weak. energy fails. work is an effort and the beauty of the figure is destroyed.
 Fatexcess is unhealthy, . ;k shox&nns liuAs of rraanu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

We what's the use of waiting for the nevitable?It It's certainty that clothing is coming down and that i've can't get what we ought for the present stocks. If we've got to take oss the sooner it's done the bet ter so Blachs prices have been lowered to future levels and reserve stocks are being let out at big sacrifice By giving you this advantage right now; prepare ourselves to take advantage of the mar ket when it breaks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11
The Weather

Washington, September 10.-Georgia, Alabama and Migsissippi: Generally fair Saturday and Sunday; no change in tenn perature.
 Tennessee Partly cloudy, possibly To- cal thunderstorms Saturday; Sunday fair, no change in temperature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

created by the resignation of pr. Abram Brill who accepted call to Shreveport, La. Dr. Kaplan held his first service at Temple Beth Israel tonight, a large audience being present to accord him welcome.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

Meridian Is to be represented by. at least five delegates at the Mississippi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

At whatever price you choose to pay, you can depend on getting choice selection. Each group contains everything there is in the way of colors patterns styles and sizes. Every suit, even the $25 ones, are absolutely all llwooEbench tailored by real craftsmen and guaranteed to give lasting satisfaction. In the $35 and $40 lines you'll find plenty of those almost unobtainable pure wool, hard finished worsteds. Also the rich unfinished worsteds in solid colors and stripes of every description embodying the newest models short vents, low waist lines and other novelties Plenty of smart double -breasters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11
Too Fat?
EASY, HOME SELF TREATMENT

Overstoutness weakens. the liver be- comes sluggish, fat accumulates, heart
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11
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You can't possibly realize the big savings involved until you see the suits We might tell you their actual vaue but showing you is much convincing. So come look at them if you please-it will be revelation to you
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-11

Local Data For the A hours ending at p. ri-, Sep
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

1T1 EGYUK fel, hogy egy lorna
i vagy tennis cip6t, amelyet
IlN@NI amerikaiasan csak "sneak-
er''-nek neveznek: h6na-
pokon at viseltek es ennek k0vetkezte-
ben a cip6 megpuhult, helyenkint du-
dorodasok keletkeztek rata es kisse
elvesztette eredeti alakja4 TegyiiA
fel tovabba, hogy egy j6kedvi, jatsza-
nj szeret6 kutya felfedezte ezt eli
pot es AIT birtokaba we've, addig ci-
balta es hurcolta az orranal fogva, mig
az Ora lekonyult es pedig szomo-
ruan lekonyult. Egy ilyen cip6hoz,
melylyel ugyancsak elbant sors ke
kon terkepeken, amelyeket az6ta ke-
szitettek, ami6ta a bekekonferencia
megkezdette kapkod6, de nagy sikerii
munkajaval Europa felkavarasat. A
Csehoszlovak tornacipo sarka Auszta
riara nehezedik. A hats6 resze es ~
a hely, ahol rendesen labat dugjak
a cipobe, Nemetorszagba illeszkedik. A
cip0zsin6r befizesere szant szemek
Fels6-Szilezia es Tesehen gazdag szen-
banya videkei- Lengyelorszag sulya
nehezedik ezekre es az ORA. A cip6
talpa Magyarorszagot izgatja dorzso-
lesevel, mig az Ora Romaniaba rug.
Att6l tartok, hogy ez sok techni-
kai reszlet megzavarja es untatja az
oIvas6t. Desa Csehoszlovakiaban ural-
kodo viszonyok annyira osszefugges-
ben vannak az orzsag kiilonos alakja
val, hogy jobb meggyoz6desem daca-
IA kenytelen voltam technikai beveze-
test irni cikkemhez.
A oIP0 TARTALMA
80 sehoszlovakh alakja tehat
NJ olyan, mint tennis cip6,
yfsSHI amely mar sok viharon
ment keresztul. A sarok
m6lyedest kepez, melyet korosk0riil
dombok es hegyek 0veznek. A me-
dence melyeben, amelyet Csehorszag
neven ismernek. laknak a csehek' =
korHlbeliil hat milli6 szamban, k0r0s
k0riil szabalytalan teriileten laknak
q n6metek vagy 3 milli6 szamban. A
n6metek mem szeretik cseheket. 10 ne.
met m6dra gyilolik 6ket. De k6zer
Enr6paban gyiilolet nem kizar6lae
a n6metekre szoritkozik. A csehek il
els6 osztalyu gyiilol6k. SzidhatjaI
barmik&pen kozep Europa nepeit, csal
ait mem mondhatjak r6luk, hogy men
Srtenak i gal0lsshsz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

tulzasa. De barmi legyen is az ok,
teny az, hogy szlovakiaban surl6das
van csehek Is t6tok koz6tt azon a
herges, athat6, nagymeretu Is hajme-
reszt5 gyiiloleten kiviil, amely ural-
kodik magyarok es csehek koz0tt.
Miutan csehek propaganda sajt6 tu-
d6sit6i (press agents., - es ezek sza-
mo el6g szep, ugyis elkarhozasra
fognak it6mi legelesebb hangon es
miutan legalabb 81 felekeppen hazug,
max fognak kikialtani, mar az eddgi
leszogezett tenyekert, maid meg egy-
seer visszaterek Is kib6vitem g tenye-
ket cikkem kes6bbi folyaman.
A csehoszlovak cip6 orranak legve-
gen az aitolag 6nkormanyzattal rem
delkez6 Rusin vagy Karpatorusin al
lam van, amelyben vagy 700 ezer ru-
szin, vagy ruthen, vagy kis orosz la
Xix. A Rusinokat mindig mint ruthe-
neket ismertek, de mihelyt elnyert6k
szabadsagukat, R,tin new alatt akartak
ismertek lenni. En- mem tudom, hogy
ez miert van ICY es latsz6lag maguk
Rusinok sincsenek tisztaban avval
hopv miert kellett nevet cserelni. De
ha az kivansaguk, hogy 6ket mint
Rusinokat ismerjek, akkor ezen kivan-
sagukat teljesiteni kell, inert ugy lat
silk, ez az egyetlen el6ny es kivalt.
sag, amit Macy haboru es a bekekon-
ferencia faradhatatlan munkajanak
kovetkezteben elertek.
Mem ketelkedem abban, hogy az at
lag amerikai ugyanannyit tud Rusinia
rol, mint en-. Nemcsak, hogy mem hal
lottam Rusiniar6l, miel6tt megkezd
tenn eur6pai vandorlasomat, hanem
meg a terkepen isem britain semm1
nyomat lelni, amikor hallottam lete
zeser6l. Mindennek dacaraN megis 70(
ezer Rusin ell es az allit6lag onkor
manyzattal rendelkez6 Rusin allamnak
amelv allan a Csehoszlovak tornaci
p6 lekonyulo orrat t0lti XII, amerika
|, eln0ke van vagyis legalabb vol
1920 februar hawaiian. Rusiniar6l sok
kal t0bbet fogok irni, mint AIT az or
szag nagysaga vagy fontossaga meyer
melne, teszem pedig ezt kulonosen az
ert, inert Rusinia tortenete legiob
ban hirdeti beke konferencia mindel
tudasat, hatalmat, igazsag gpssagat e'
! fens6gesseget. Ezen kiviil t0rtene
kitiin6 alapul szolgalhat egy haron
felvonasos enekes boh6zatnak. Semm
sem hianyzik az ehhez val6 kellekek
b6l. F6szemelynek lit van egy fiata
amerikai, aki pittsburgh tajsz6las
sal beszel es XII elnoke lett ennek
l - - \
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

szegbevonhatatlanu igazolja ezen hi
rex val6disagat. Roberts ervei, anne
lyeket sajat tapasztalatai alapjan fel-
hoz, mind valok. Annyira val6k, hogy
Roberts maga mondja cikkeben, hogy
cseh propagandatol nagy tamadast es
ketsegbeesett cafolatokat var.
Roberts cikkeben a 1egerdekesebb
", hogy mem lehet rafogni, hogy ma
gyar hatas alatt all, mint hogy ro-
manok rafogtak Elianor Glynnre az
ugyanesak a Saturday Evening Post
ban megjelent mem, mem, soha
cikk szerz6jere. Roberts ugyanis egy
altalaban mem jart .Magyarorszagon,
tehat mem kertilt nemzetisegek altal
annyira emlegetett magyar sovinisz
ta befolyas ala. Roberts Csehor-
szagban es Szlovakiaban szemelyesen
gyiijtotte adatait, sot cseh kormany
ebben. meg segitette ct. (Hej, de mem
tudtak akkor meg, hogy Roberts NIT
fog irni.)
"Handing 1T Back CINE Roberts
hosszu eikkenek, amelyet erdekes IL
lusztraei6k gazdagitanak. Erdemes
volna cikket lefordittatni es kozol-
tetni az amerikai tot lapokban, hogy
hadd lassak az amerikai totok, hogy
nit csinalnak a cseh zsebrakok a sep
magyar felfol Ton, amelynek meg nem
IS olyan nagyon regen autonomiat igert
Massaryk eln0k Pittsburghban. Hat
meg az amerikai ruthenek nit szolnak
1hhoz, amt Roberts ir az autonom'-
lak csufolt Rusziniar6l.
I Roberts cikke oily i6 es oly megbiz-
| iat6, hogy szerkeszt6nk mem sajnalva
munkat elhatarozta, hogy annak for
iitasat maga teljes -egeszeben elke-
ziti es iek0zli, abban remenyben,
hogv tobbi magyar lapok atveszik
| I cikk foriitasat avyal a kerlemmel
hogy olvasoink mutassak meg, vagy ha
| kell, olvassak fel cikket tot vagy
ruthen szarmazasa ismer6seiknek.
| Ez cikk nem magyar propaganda
inert az ilyen alig letezik,. hanem sem
ieges meggy6z6desen alapulo velemeny
| Aki teheti, vegye meg a Saturday
Evening Post majus 29iki- szamat e:
olvassa el a cikket eredeti angolbar
es mutassa meg amerikai mankastarsa
max es ismer6seinek, hogy ok is had(
olvassak az igaz kozep-eur6pai helyze
legjobb5 leirasat,
Mai szamunkban megkezdjuk cikl
forditasanak kozleset es AIT addi
4 foiytatjuk, mig vegere eriink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

Nagyon, de nagyon ritkan olvasha-
tunk mai kozepeuropai viszonyokrol
megbizhat6 es elfogulatlan cikket.
Sajnos az amerikai ir6k legnagyobbre-
sze, akarva, de sok esetben akaratla-
nul, "bediilt' - vagy az egyik, vagy a
mask "uj nemzetnek," ;Amelyek
gomba m6djara nottek regi Auszt-
ria 6s Magyarorszag teriileti egysege-
b6l.
Folosleges emlegetniink ait j6l is
inert t6nyt, hogy minden, nemzette
avanzsalt nemzetiseg jol fizetett es ala
posan szervezett irodat tart font,
melynek celia semmi mas, mint sok
esetben "gyanutalan amerikai ir6-
kat lekenyerezni, akar felrevezetes ut
jan j6 sz6val, akar pedig, es, ez is gya-
kori eset, egy kis "ken6cscsel.
A fegyversziinet megkotese ota es a
b6keszerz6dest megeloz6 bizonytalan
id6kben megkett6zott er5vel es meg
kett6zott anyagiakkal dolgoztak a tor,
tenelem, foldrajz es neprajz meghamisi-
tasan nemzetisegek propaganda iro-
dai. Kilon0sen a csehek dolgoztak
nagy igyekvessel es munkaiuknak cred
menye volt, ami csak sajnos reank anne
rikai magvarokra, akik civakodassal tol
toltuk az id6t, ahelyett, hogy meghuzva
nadragszijjat, neki gyirkoztiink vol
ma a nagy munkanak es ellensulyoz-
tux volna AIT sok ragalmat, elferdi-
tett megvia gitasba helvezett tenyei
ket, amelyekkel a jo cseh szomszedok
a vilagot, de kGl6n0sen Amerikat tele-
kirt6ltek
ANIMAL nagyobb volt meglepetesiink es
0r0miink, amikor Saturday Evenine
Post '2ban, Amerika eme legnagyobb es
legelterjedtebb es ITALIAN legjobb heti-
lapiaban multi heten = hogy ponto-
SAX legyiink, maius o9-iki szamban-
egv cikket talaltunk Kenneth l.. Ro
berts hamisitatlan amerikai tollab6l
amely cikk targyilagosan, alaposan
konyortelen marc gunynyal szetszed
csehek koholmanyokb6l epitett MIN
buszat. Igaz, hogy lit ez cikk ma
gyarokon is, de ez annal ertekesebbt
teszi a lesujto kirtikat, ameiyet 2 csc
HEX felett gyakorol.
Mar h6napok 6ta ahlljuk lit is, oti
is, hogy t6tok es a esehek kozott nen
legjobb viszony. A csehbarat aint
rikai tot agitatorok kezzel-labbal til
takoznak az ilyem hirek valodisaga el
len. Roberts cikke, amelyet 10 milli
amerikai olvasott multi heten ket