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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-05
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BUSINESS 0PPORTUNiTIEs

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BARBER SHOP-6l6-3 chairs; well estab- lished receipts, $312 month; can be greatly increased; price, $SS0 cash. Ask for A. B. Cook, with Southern Business Exchange, 507-S Empire Bldg Main 8696
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 BESSEMhit-,Lh ,Lhree-room flat for rent to couple without children. Call Bessemer 5i5-W
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VACUUM cLEANERs-Cal US for free demonstration: car. arrange convenient terms. s. M. Bernheim Electric C., 2o2S lst ave. Mar 519o
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WE pT1V Second hand clotae
 w 14 DO L shoes. 21I6 2d Ay, Phone 15S1
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GROCERY MEAT MARKETING estab- lished; 75 per cent colored 60 per cent cash trade; sales, $l, 200 monthly; liy
 ing rooms; other business requires own- CTS time, price, -S1 900 for quick sale C. E. Davis, with Southern Business Ex- change 507-508 Empire Bldg. Main 8696..
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Hat'Srs COR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FARMS aSD LAND EoE SxiE

miles of station on A. C. l.. Ky; got broom dwelling, good barns and ot
 buildings, good tenant house; 100 acr under wire fence, stumped and in hig
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FOR SALE-Drug stores everywhere, all prices and terms. For bargains and full information call or write National Trading Co. TIA Sd ave. Birmingham, Ala.
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MAIN 49O0
MERCHANDISE

CLOTHINti-Fo bargains in dry goods clothing and shoes, see the Remnan Store. 2CoS 2d ave
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ANNOUNCEMENTS A ?. -~c-~~~-~S~-~-~-~-~-~~~
 LOST AND FOUND, 4

 $ T OL EN FROM IN 1 FRONT OF PIZITZ SAT URDAY AFTERNOON ABOUT 5:30, PIERCE BI- CYCLE; D ARK R D FRAME; TROXEL SEAT, RUBBER GRIPS; NO. 300947; LIBERAL RE- WARD FOR RETURN OR INFORMATION LEAD IN G TO RECOVERY. MAIN 4900. AGE-HER- ALD.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
BIG HORSES ARE IN DEMAND
wide.A~ase Farmer viii Reap Prost
on His supply OF Heavy Ami.
mails for Farm Work

Good heavy horses for farm work
are al premium In some sections
RuyerS state that when reaSnnahl,
good heavy horse l. for sale he must
Dee taken. for there i large number
II buyers on the waiting list for such
horses. CITY users Of horses are get
iag ~ witt ends to know what Ia 10
'or good horses The farm is not pro
duclng them a. formerly and they can
not be secured az any prize.
The wide awake farmer who pro-
yIded against the coming scarcity of
heavy horses" SAYS u. W. Clark. live
stock specialist from the Colorado AZ
rlcultural college, Twill reap big
profit. and others should begin nov ="
give this matter attention"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
PURCHASING SHEEP At START
To Produce Wool and Mutton Best
Plan 10 to Buy Western Ewes
Avoid Old Animals

n YOU want to start Ia the sheep
business and do not intend 10 become
a breeder Of pur.breds, but Intend To
produce wool and mutton. the cheap
eat way 20 start Is TO buy western
ewes from September TO Woven
her !.
In buying western ewes be sure and
get young ewes-yearilngs or two.year'
olds are best. Avoid old. broken
mouthed ewes Get sell-built ewes
carrying some Merlno blood and hsv-
ing dense feeees. Sometimes man
ran buy native ewes Of good quality
~ reasonable prices. Rams for breed
ing purposes should also be purchased
Ut this time from reliable breeders 81
purebred mutton sheep.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
Precinct No. 4, Fall Lick.

Beginning Of Public Square thence straight
line the the alley with Campbell Street kes Blacksmith
shop thence Of Campbell Crab Orchard Street thence
with
Grab Orchard Lincoln thence with the Lincoln Coun
line the Paint Lick Mgtera District thence with said Dist
Kirksve turnpike; pike
Hya.v
Richmond
the Of Pubic SQUARE. the beginning
place OF within Lancaster Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
Precinct No.. IS, Manse.

beginning Lowell pike ,henSr sI Of the Lancs
re Green's line; with his line including
Mrs Fannie Green's line aing thence with her line
Crcekp
Iohn rnkery
old Richmond o. Jesse
with Of din road to Gosh pike thence with
hall ~ within saii boundary 1ane "
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
1fEA]R1Nf
S1F>0NQK
DIFFERENT TYPES or STEERS
Advantage Of Beef Animal Compared
Win Scrub as Meat Producer
Is Demonstrated

demonstration conducted w co
operation with the United states ,l-
pnr'mcnt ct agriculture shows M. -
'Hrias" Of ihc beef type compared
Nith the scrub ~ n meat producer \
purchr"d Aherd.en-Angus steer -
months uf age. and steer ! months
"ld % the dairy type. containing q
iHr-r percentage Of Jersey blood. we're
under observation over 20 wears Both
animals received similar rations. which
cunsistel ~ hay bran and miNed
grains. The live weight was frequent.
" taken. and the digestibiiity ~ the
total ration and the nitrogen balance
were determined at Intervals The
growth ~ the purebred steer was more
largely IN body girth. while the scrub
steer Increased relatively more rapidly
~ length and height Il j. thought
hat the difference iu temperament
a'sn breeding explained in pari The
economic superiority o. the hvrf W..
for apparently "th. Two Steers dii mot 1
materially differ ~ regards digestive |
i'"wer percentag, of ferd p.v.-, |
neiaholized. or percentage availability |
If feed energy
TIL. purebrcd steer Wa Superior %.
h. scrub In ihat hi maintenance re-
luir.ment was less while his ,apa.it,
10 consume feed Wa GREATER. en- N.
soderate ration> i-,i. h." manifesto,
This superiority. however not In the
form Of greater gain 90 live weight
from q unit of f"ud hut IN the pro.
duction of higher quality Of product
representing the storage II more -n.
"rgy available a. human food
Too frequently. farmers spologizr
FOR the gains Of their animals aud IN.
condition they are in hy saying the,
wcr. Unfortunate. IN selecting the right
breed While there may h. q differ
"nce between individuals whether Of
little II any difference ~ has been
shown. between breeds in IN. feeds
consumed per pound Of gain. II In lik.
condition aud stage of maturity The
Jersey steer. for example. may make
~ economical gains from the stand.
point of feed consumed a. the Abcr.
'leen- Angus steer This does not mean
hat Jerseys are n desirable. Tor the
production of beef a. III. Aberdeen.
Angus for such II not true while IN.
sain may be practically IA. same up
10 certain limit. the pric. received J
l'"r pound Of gain will be- from ~" To ;
Eve "cris more IN the ease ~ M" y
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21

Precinct No. IL, Buckeye.

Bgnning the
Lane Boundary Lancaster o.
caster Magsera District line Bryane
thence with
said mouth Of Paint Lick
road leading from Paint Lick Buckeye
road to Buckeye turnpike
road leading Scots Fork
dirt road called Sad Lane thence
The place of hall he boundary Buckeye
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
-.a-'is -
sase -

Aber,l-en-Angus This j. due lo the
fact that the Ah.r'leen.Angus has
pui on the gain In the regions of IA.
more desirable cuts. the loin. ribs aud
hind quarters; while the Jersey stores
fat internally. around the kidneys and
caul fat. which i ~ much less yalu.
This means then. that y l.6Do pound
Aberdeen-Angus steer would sell for
from so 10 $40 more than the Jersey
steer
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
Precinct No. Is, Walker School House

Beginning Sebastlln
Paint Lick Creek William
and the of line between Escye and Brandy
al District thence with Bark line
Buckeye Lancaster Magtera
Ben Turner Long Brh;
Creek thence Of Back dirt
dence oGrf Hardin thence Paint Ik
Greek the beginning being Walker School
House Precinct
The place Of shall be IIackl.N
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
Precinct No. 2, Water Works.

Public
line the crossing q alley back Of T. Anderson thence the
% Maple Avenue York thence with Of ORR
Danyle
Danve pike the Boyle County ne thence with the Boyle County line
Lincoln
Works
Water Works with Of Water Works Paung
thence with the Of Paudng Dnvie
Danve Of Public beginning
place Of be boundary
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
Precinct No. 3, Cilberts Creek.

Beginning Public
Danvl Paung Of Paudn
Water Works Road: thence with Water Works
Watsr Works; thence with Of Works branch Lincoln
ne thence with Lincoln line the Lancaster Grail
Orchard turnpike with the the
Crab Orchard Campbell
Campbell Keey Blacksmith
straight the the Public
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
Precinct No. S, Poor House.

VI Public Square Lancaster thsAee with
the City Limits; thence with Of Rchnsnd
Hyaile; with the
to Bulk
said Sugar Creek
A. said creek the three FORKS
For the Bridge Buckeye pike
Buckeye the Camp-n Street.
Campbell alley Jerry DON themes
straight the the beginning
% Harvester NJ
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21

Beginning Kentucky River bridge.
OF the
Hebron thence with Mt
farms of Tom Hicks and Sid Doon
the y
the center Of said County
creek the Jesse Davidson m
TO the henucky ryer thence down the Kentucky
Tie place " yo-ng .hn BE- within ad
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
MACISTERIAL DISTRICT NO. 1.
Precinct No. I, Boones Creek.

Bnnug the f the Public Square Lancaster
middle Of LNinton Street the Limits
pike Bryantsve Boundary
said Boundary Boyle
New Danve 10
with the Of York Maple with
to
o OF Public Square the beginning
of shall n
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
Precinct No. IL, Teatersville.

Beginning
pike thence with boundary Buckeye
thence with Of said
uan farm thence old boundary Walker School B
line intersectng the Lancaster Maga District;
o the beginning
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
Precinct No. 8, Bryantsville.

Beginning with the Of the
Danye Camp Dick Robinson the intersection OF
Of the Lancaster
Bante thence leaving said pike following the
leading Yard Branch the old house
10 the beginning
The place Bsntsve Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21

up said DIX River Tan Branch
mcanders the old Stone leading
to Bryanv thence with the
with the Of the Lancaster
Kentucky river Camp Nelson thence
River the beginning
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21

Conor ~th the 10
Arthur M(sery incdax Evelyn Pioneers line,
10 to Union
unon the % Richmond
Jesse Afos; thence with Of Gosh
"a
Magia Distract thence with said line
County Dripping
of to
beginning The place Of shall
BOUNDARY nsaFL Lawson School House
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
New Voting Precincts
Garrard County Court, Regular Term August g. 1920
Present Hon. Forest Stapp, Judge.

n The OF the aIi
s Spremest h.hwmrex
d CC rhaynx
Rd kd
com HI sph is 10 and h tn
CdC d dda dnow
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21

Beginning Kentucky mouth Of DIX Rivers thence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01
WILLIAMS OPTIMISTIC

Comptroller John SHELTON VII
liams declares that the nanks ol
the country are in a most excellent
position and that "ihcrc arr abun
dant reasons for confidence ana
encouragement for the future ii
me business world.
II is true that there has been ~
undcrione OF pessimism apparen
in financial circles for some time
Money has been more or ~
tight. But the Federal ReSery,
banks have been lending money Il
member banks at less than b PEI
cent interest, and the lending pow
er Of Federal Reserve banks. 81
unused. is threequarters OF a bil
lion dollars.
Refusing credit 10 luxurics has
IN q measure. brought down price
in certain lines.
Financiers declare that panic
have been caused simply througl
peSsimism.
Let's not b. pesSinistic foi
there is no danger OF a serious q
nancial depression If the man who
is in the bes, possible position {,
Judge of conditions is correct.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE

The Cox and Roosevelt Demo.
'ratic League of Texas has been or,
!anized at Dallas with G.. A. Swe.
on of Greenyille,as president anc
Jasper Collins OF Dallas as sccre.
ary.
The declaration OF principles OF
his organization which will worl,
Tor the election Of the national
Democratic ticket, is clear and
orceful and leaves nothing TO the
imagination. Included in this
statement Of principles are the fol.
lowing:
"We favor the prompt ratifica.
ion. in accordance with the dc.
nand of the San Francisco plat.
form, Of the peace treaty and its
covenant for a league Of nations
designed 10 prevent future wars,
with all their attendant horrors
and expense, the greatest handi.
work of President Woodrow vii.
>on.
''We heartily indorse as the
prondcst heritage of all true Dem.
ocrats the great achievements,
10th in peace and in war, OF the
Democratic administration uudel
Woodrow Wilson's immortal lead
crship. . ssss
1--WE further heartily indorS'
,he national Democratic platform
adopted at San Francisco as a
sreat charter OF democracy and
human rights and We agree Will
Governor Cox that it is a psOniS
0ry ncte Of which every cen, IA Is;
he paid. sssss
ave believe that the Democrats
|of Texas can render no greater
|s,rvice 20 the Democracy of th,
ration and TO the cause of libcr. y
and civilization than by over.
whelmingly defeating at the com
ing primary the nomination Tor
any office OF any man who is
avowedly opposed to, and whose
Endorsement might b. construed a.
Reputation by the greatest Dem
ccratic state in the Union Of th'
things which the platform and
the nominees of the Democrats,
party stand for In this cam
paign. sss''"
With a flourish Of trumpets
however, j. W. Bailey has an
nounced that he will take the
stump for the National Dcnocre'i'
ticket after the primary election in
. rexss on August 2eth.
How can he'
What could he say
lie is outspokenly IN opposition
10 the principles, the achievements
and the leaders Of the Drmocra l.
party.
Mr.. Bailey's announcement j.
Just 10 much political ilubdub, but
il will not mislead the true dcmcc
raey OF The State of Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01
STRIKE or WvEHS

The strike OF coal miners threat
ems the nation with suffering ant
misery the coming winter. and
threatens 10 curtail the output Of
many of the nations leading IN
lustries.
President Wilson has taken .
hand in the situation and urged
first that the miners return &,
work and keep production up to
the highest point before there shall
b. any adjustment of the differ.
ences which now exis, between
them and the operators.
This j. matter which is Of gray
est importance 10 all the people Of
the nation. The miners have thcil
contracts and il j. just As wron
for an organization 10 violate q
contract as il is for an individual.
They should continue work un-
der these contracts and discus
the points OF difference with their
employers while continuing 70
work-noi attempt 10 take advar
tage Of a situation aud the needs %
the whole country To force their d.
sires upon thu men who pay their
wages.
II contracts are 10 h. vi"istol.
then contracts with organized bod
les are but worthless pieces OF
paper.
The employer. held TO the litter
of bis contract. could have nothing
worth while from the men whom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01

Ncff in the second primary simply
because TINT is the logical tiln,.
for them to do. Ncff being for and
Bailey being against the big n ng,
Ter which the ThoraSon and
l.ocncy candidates stood"
Says the Marshal! Messenger:
In a signed statement ~ tn
Dallas Journal OF Yesterday. Il. T.
Thomson declares that il would bc
impossible for him TO support Mr.
Bailey in the second primary. PnG
that he will give his support 10 Mr.
Neff. Mr.. l,ooncy has also declared
that he cannot support Bailey
who. he says, has attempted to de.
lStroy the Democratic party il
Texas.
"0f course neither Mr.. Thoma
son nor Mr.. LOoncy can direct
those who supported them in III,
first primary to vote for Neff IL
the second. but these statements arr
at least sufficient TO rclutc claim
from Bailey ranks that the cx.sen
ator would have the supper, Of tn
defeated candidates -
II is a fight for the life OF Tc,a'
Democracy says the Brownwoot
Bulletin IN the following:
Texas Democracy j. mobiles,
for the fight of its life. Persona
differences of opinion. persona
ambitions. petty personal ical
ousicS an. being swept aside aGt
one great army OF loyal Demo
crats is moblliIing for defense O.
the san Francisco platform, an,
for defense of the Woodrow VII
son administration.
Not all of the men and womci
who voted for Mr.. Thomson ant
Mr.. Looney in the first primar,
Twill vote for Mr. Ncfi IN the sec
ond primary. But We believe !
vast majority OF them will sup
port the one man who IL now cham
pioning democracy against radical
ISM and republicanism. and vii
roll up n majority in the Angus
election which will sound the lcatl
knell of Mr.. Bailcy's political am
EDITIONS in this great state.
The Quanah Observer says;
"Thc writer was born and raise,
I'm Bailey's home town and hr
father was u warm personal frienC
of the senator for thirty years OF
linore. Out of respect for tina
Friendship the Observer edito'
never seriously opposed Bailey. be
Ilieving that his record alone would
lCause his defeat. While We differ
with Bailey on many ISSUES on
chief opposition To his canddacl
Twas the fact that We believed h,
made an unwarranicd attack OF
Wilson and the democratic admin
istration aud that his election Il
1.-THE high office OF governor woulc
he extremely embarrassing To thu
democratic party. For these sam'
reasons We cannot support him IL
1.-THE runoff, and we have lao apollo
gies TO offer for our stand. Neither
are we going TO fall out with thos'
lwho are supporting him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01

~ drftrov the Democratic patty ir
Texas. aud he dcsistcd from that cn'
t'rprifc only when persuaded by his
followers that u he expected any pat.
ronaEr he must remain with the PARTY
aud bore from within" Ard after de-
cidlng 8" rcWqln With the party where
ho could got the benefit of its prestige
and organization. he went about max.
inr unl'orous attacks upon Il and It's
record ro elect him to office In the
party now would give comfort ard aid
to the onrmv the Republican larty,
especially In the national struggle 80
thing that no good Democrat ought a.
do
ruYALl y WATKINS.
Dallas. T,Xnr J"ly - 1890
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01
EXPRESSIONS or OTHERS

The people of the Panhandle
will be interested in expressions
from other newspapers oil Texas
concerning The new alignment IN
the contest for governor OF Texas
The Hall County Herald has
this 10 say:
at is now n straigltaway heat
for the goyernorship between tie
friends Of good government and
the Democratic national admins
irafion on the one side and jos
Bailey and the liquor forces on the
other. General Looney and Speak
er Thomson have both come out
strongly for Neff and the csin-
paign is 20 be made in a vigorous
manner. Bailey has lead Neif by
bare 5000 votes. aud II y 40;
hard 10 imagine what will IT, the
result OF the final run-ofi. Ncff
will win by a hundred thousand. -
And the Wichita Fails Tunes.
in dealing with the contest Gc.
.lares:
"while there will b. those vino
witch from Looney TO Bailey aud
from Thomason 90 Bailey am.
hose. also. who ~ itch from Ba,l@y
% Neff. We can zee no reason Tor
believing otLcrwis' than that an
overwhelming majority of the
Thomson and l.ooney forces will
. found working and voting icr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-01
JAPANESE Enlisting
in Army of Cantu

H. A.socialnl Press.
III. PASO. July 3i.--Japancsc are en-
irtlng ~ hundreds In the army of ~
i,lan Cantu In Lowe California ac'
cordlng to Henry IIiil. consul general
from the republic Of Panama Ia san
Salvador. who was In III Paso today
on his way 10 Washington.
Mr.. I'm added that the majority oi
citizens of Lower california ARE not IN
sympathy with Cantu. All Central
America. said Mr. liill. is In sympathy
with dc Ia llIcrta and his efforts to
bins peace In Mexico.