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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-27
M'GANNON INDICTED
Chief Justice Municipal Court Faces
 Second Degree Murder Charge
By Associated Press

Cleveland, O.. November z6.--Wil- liam Fl. McGannon, chief justice of the municipal court, faces trial for second degree murder. He was indicted late today by the grand jury making it's second investigation into the killing of Harold c. Kagy and will be arraigned before Judge Frank C. Day in criminal. court tomorrow morning. Judge Day
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-27
BIRMINGHAM AGEHERAID SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27 192o

set bail at $1O,O00. Late tonight Mo Cannon had not been arrested
 The second grand jury investigation of the Kagy staying began late Thursday, the day after John W. Joyce was acquitted of the crime by a jury.
 Witnesses with the Joyce trial testified that McGannon was present at the shooting after McGannon had testified he left Joyce and Kagy previ- ous to the shooting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-27

and s4.00o engines made abroad for war purposes. The attorney for the American corporation declared the in- Aux of British government surplus war junk" would ruin the business of his clients and other airplane manufac- turers of the United States. Decision was reserved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-27

their residences, necessftated by the recent supreme court decision, are ex- pected to be issued shortly by the bureau of internal revenue. Rapid progress is being made in framing the rules, officials said today but many perplexing problems arising under the new interpretation of the law have called for the closest study.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-27
Dies In Picture Theatre

by fAB6UCNfteu FTeHS
 Fort Valley, Ga, November 26.--M. J. Langston took an end seat in a nov ing picture theatre here early yester- day afternoon. When he failed to leave late at night after the last show was over, employees of the theatre proceeded to tell him:
 That's all" He was dead. Langston was agent of the American Railway Express company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-27

over to the state board of health for use as an institution to cure those suf- fering from habit-forming drugs. The announcement was made at 8 meeting called for the purpose of determining what action should be taken by the management of the drug clinic, which was recently ordered to close by fed
 eral authorities, who charged that habit-forming drugs were being sold to drug addicts contrary to federal statutes and not as means of effect ing cure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-27
Wright Seeks Injunction

New York, November 2s.Tcounsel for the Wright Aeronautical corporation applied to Federal Judge Hand today for an injunction restraining Handley Paga Limited, of England, from bring ing into this country 10000 airplanes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-27
Parker Decides on Recommendation
 Ky Assnciafed Rrasa

New Orleans, Noyen Der 26-Gov. J. M. Parker today announced at a meet ing of state and federal officers that he would urge the incoming city gov ernment to turn the house of detention
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-27
Issue Regulations Soon

By Associated Fress
 Washington, November 26.-Regula- tions governing the transportation of liquor by owners from warehouses to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-27
for men. and boy:
 reduced 2O%

 wear you offered fons do point clear house and begin all
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
JESSE H. HORNER
HEADS HAB|B TEMPLE
Chosen Royal Vizicr at the Annual
Election Last Saturday
Evening.

Jesse. n Homer Of 4i0 West Twenty
second strcet last Saturday night was
elected ROYAL NiEier of IIahih Temple. No.
POS. Of the Dramatic Order knights OF
khorasssn, affiliated with tho knights Of
Pythias Mr. Horncr IS a charter member
of the "Dokeys as well "a of Calanthc
Lodge. No %. * Of + He is also a dlrec-
tor Of the Il Of T. Hall Co, chairman Of
Pvthian Castle and treasurer of the Chat
tanooga Club
Other officers were elected on Saturday
night rs follows " II Wilson grand
Emlr. f. C. Becson. Shclk A Wilhelm.
Nalicdi. f. L. Perry, Satrak. " Feaster,
Sahlh. J. c. Clancy, trustee; I. \ Sim
mons. secretary. NJ u Fisher. treasurer
The semi-annual ceremonial Of the
'Dokeys' will be held in Pythian Castle
tonight when class Of 'tyros viii trav,
the hot sands Delphi Temple Of Phil
adclphia. with its 'Dokey" band. will visit
TIshih Temple, arriving over tho u. & @.
railroad about O'Clock
This ceremonial and its success IS due
20 the retiring ROYAL Nigier, Paul Ts
penuock, who has worked hard for IL
success. banquet will follow the core
monial The following officers were elected
Saturday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
| STILL CONSIDERING
| CONDITION OF WATER
Delaware City Authorities Now
Awaiting Results of Analyses
of Water Being Made.

Special Correspondence To Every Evening
Delaware City, Dec. l3.-The local
health authorities are now marking time
relative to the winter situation, as result
Of the condemnation Of the local water
supply, last week, by Federal health
authorities. No further action will be
taken until further analyses are made
of the water itself,
Health departments Of Pennsylvania
and Maryland will be asked 20 examine
the water and upon the result of these
examinations will depend whether or not
the present plant will be improved to
comply with the recommendation Of
the Public Health Service, or be abandon
ed in favor of n new site
Further action by the Council toward
acquisition Of the plant will also depend
upon the further analyses To be made.
The issue would nlso have 90 be submitted
10 the voters Of this place while the charter
would also have to be amended by the
State Legislature before the plant could
be purchased by the municipality.
The water main Of the system, although
% wears old ~ declared Ia he in good
shape and II is said the system, under
normal conditions, viii last for number
of wears. The water main has given very
little trouble since IL was laid and is de-
clared to be ono of the best in the State Of
Della ware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
To SPREAD GOOD CHEER.
Plans Being Made by the Washington
Heights Century Club.

The Washington Heights Century Club
Board of Directors will meet At tbs
club house tomorrow afternoon ~ 2.30
The card party held by the club Friday
evening was very successful Forty
two tables were used for Bridge and Five
hundred. and both the first and second
floors Of the club house were used Palms,
flowers. aud rose shaded lights made the
interior attractive,
Mrs Ellwood killen won the first Of
the 40 prices The affair was for the
benef, Of child welfare and the club
building fund
On Thursday afternoon December
% the club will hold its annual Christ
mas party for little ones who might not
be visited by Santa otherwise
The party will he given at the club
house. 1900 Boulevard \ jolly old Kris
VIII welcome the children. and candy
games. TOYS and stockings will he given
to each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13

Road the classification Christmas Gift
Suggestions N the Want At section
TODAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13

from other cities cite many Instances
where remarkably quick relief has follow
ed the use of this remedy Daily testi-
monials are received from local people.
telling Of the wonderful benefit they have
received from the use of Plant Juice
Recently the following signed statement
was received from Mr. Ira Bellinger. a
popular employee of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. residing at No. 140S
French street, who has q wide acquain-
ia nee IN this section of the country. He
said:
81 cant begin to tell you Whist vest
difference there is in me after taking your
Plant Juice Wonderful. does not express
IT. | never knew what it was to be without
pain or ache of some kind; my stomach
was III such dreadful condition that
! could not keep the lightest kind Of food
down; could not sleep at night and was
always cO0stipated; | had headaches,
dizzy spells and numb feeling in my
arms and legs; | had pains in my back and
my liver and kidneys were affected / was
rapidly losing in weight and felt weak
and all run down; | had tried a number Of
different medicines without benefit and
having read Of 50 many Of our home people
who had been cured of troubles similar
to mine. began to take Plant Juice too.
IL certainly did the work for me. for
now am able to eat arything / want, |
sleep fine ct night, have not pain or an
ache and am not constipated ] have
gained ii weight. cannot say enough in
praise of Plant Juice and recommend it
to everyone who is suffering"
The Plant Juice Man is at the Miller
Drug Store, 4O4-406 Market street. where
he IS daily meeting the local public and
and explaining the merits of
this remedy. Free samples given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
SAFE SHOPPING.
Suggestions Offered by the Delaware
Safety Council

Tic Delaware Safety Council Is pro
vldmg retail stores IN Wilmington with
window card urging Safe shopping The
matter Is of such Importance that the
nficers Of the council would like the rules
20 I've observed by every man. woman and
child IN the city. The suggestions arc as
follows
SHOP SAFELY.
Don't try to do al your shopping ii
enc dav
REGTN EARLY.
Don block aoorways. counters. alsIes
bv loIterIng. talking with friends or just
looking around Others wish TO shop
Watch where YOU are going. A spraIned
ankle Is poor Christmas gift.
Keep 10 the right-especially on stairs
Keep hold of stalr-rail Don't jostle and
crowd
Take hold of your childs hand
Don't lean on glass showcases
Take all small parcels with you; have
bulky articles delivered
Carry umbrellas and long articles
point dovn-not under your arm
Don't put packages where they may
trip Others
Don't Try to crowd into or out Of
elevator as the gate is closing Call your
floor number and, As car stops, say.
Out, please.
Show your Christmas Spirit Smile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13

Onc tho usand dollars ri the reward
comes from this county and $500 from tho
Bosrd Of Trustees OF the workhousc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
Look Out
For Ptomaine Poisoning!

Unless the housewife takes the greatest
care with food, she endangers the life OF
her family.
Food may be dangerous even when II
shows no outward signs of decomposition
Every woman should know exactly
how to protect from contamination every
thing consumed III her home
Write today for a booklet on this sub
lect which is issued by the government
for free distribution.
Our Washington Information Bureau
will obtain copy for anyone who sends
two cents IN stamps for return postage
II would be good idea to send in the
name and address of some friend who
NAV not see this advertisement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
S. A. GU artet Sings for Convicts.

The Salvation Army quartet from
Philadelphia yesterday gave a sacred
concert at the New Castle county work
house. The quartet was brought here
through Adjutant Cook of the local Saliva
ton Army. Brigadler General Cowan of
the Salvation Army of New York address
"a the inmates on spiritual freedom.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
READY TO PA Y PRICE AWARD.

Attomey-Genoral David J. Reinhardt
ray that the local authorities are prepared
to pay the 81 800 reward for tho capture Of
Lemuel Price, in Brlmi ngh ham, Ala, in
November, as soon as he claimants in tho
Alabama city can agree among th emselves,
m 10 who is entitled To IT, 10 IL said that
the two officers who made the actual
arrest Of Price and the two officers who dis
covered that the Negro WAS Price, from
the finger print results, are claimants 10 r
tho money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
FREE To
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
Free Trial of Method That
Anyone Can Use Without
Discomfort or Loss of
Time

We have a method for the control OF
Asthma, and we want you to try IL at our
expense No matter whether your case Is of
long standing recent development
whether IL is present as occasional or chron-
ic Asthma. you should send for free trial
OF our method. No matter in what climate
you live. no matter what your age or occu-
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our method should relieve you promptly
We especially want TO send ft to those ap-
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fumes. patent smokes etc. have failed
We want TO show everyone at our expense
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This free offer is too important TO neglect a
single day. Write now and begin the meth
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even pay postage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
The M. Megary e Son Co.

Globe Wernicke Bookcase is srnsTble chviytu.,
gift
They attractive pieces Of furniture snd arf any
As Bookcase they are the practical kind tn.
books protected by felt dust strip The entire brsr can
be moved without removing the 5ooks Trer convenient
SIZE permits their being changed 70 any room
And-better stil-ttey can Be a.aay7 asaed .o-sor
bookcase IS complete. but finished
Our stock complete have All standard lzes
stock They be had oak. ii any ana. j IMITATION
mahogany and in genuine mahogany
Three book sectons-standard I'VE % and 1ase-n
quartered oak Or imitation naho2ans are $3.50.
The same case in genuine mahogany $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
To Inuuire Into Cyclists Death.

An inquest will be held tomorrow night
bv Coroner Isaac s. Bullock, on the death
Of Harry f. Downes uf Philadelphia, who
was killed IN an automobIe accident
near Dobhinsvi.lc. New Castle. last week
Downea was riding motorcycle aud
crashed INTO truck which waa coming
north towards New Castle Hfrry tul-
NOR Negro. driver az tho truck is bclng
hold IN New Castle pending tho result
of tho inquest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-13
GIVES PRAISE TO
THE PLANT JUICE
Wilmington Employe of Penna.
Ry. Says He Does Not Have
an Ache or Pain.

Nothing in recent wears has aroused 50
much favorable comment in Wilmington
as has the introduction of Plant JUICE
the famous herbal stomach medicine now
being introduced AZ The Miller Drug
Store. 4O4-406 Market street Reports
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
CORN WEAKENED ON SEVERAL CTORS
 IN THE CHICAGO PIT
Oats Were on a See-Saw. While Pro- visions List Varied From Seventy five Cents Off to Seven Cent
 Gain
Ry A.sooIatea Press

Chicago. April .9-Closing down of some Chicago grain elevators, together with disqu.et regarding the financial sit uatlon, led to weakness today in the corn market. Prices closed unsettled, s to 2A cents net lower, May s1.72A to s172% and July S.S2% to s1.ss. Oats fn- ished at $ cent decline to 9a cent ad- vance and provisions varying from 10 cents off to : cents gain
 Notwithstanding that stoppage of work at various grain elevators was due to the railway swltchmen's strike and had an evident tendency to render more difh- cult the filling of future delivery con- tracts. especially for the month of May the effect in tho corn market was in general to depress values. Bears con- tended that the railroad traffic status here was shown to be distinctly less sat isfactory and that other industries would be forced to quit. Cautiousness of banks in making loans was also dwelt upon, as aUu as the heaviness of stock market quotations. Numerous rallies took place, out none of an impressive character or apparently associated with anything be- yond transient pit conditions.
 Provisions averaged lower in the ae- sence of much demand for meats.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
New YM Futures
By Associated Press
New Orleans Cotton


 New Orleans, April 2s.-Swings in the price not very wide in the cotton market today, opinion being at conflict and no very important news coming to light that would prove the incentive for new operations of consequence. The opening was unsettled and before the trading went very far prices were z7 points down on the more active months as the result of favorable private reports concerning weather conditions in the interior The decline met a good demand, and it was sustained sufficiently to cause a complete recovery and to put the market IS to 19 points over yesterdays close The fore cast called for little rain in the belt and predicted somewhat higher tempera- lures, which new selling in a small way came in and from then on the mar ket was nervous and narrow and it kept within the early high and low. The close was points down to 5 points up, net for the day
 For while during the mid-session stage reports of serious labor troubles at New Bedford caused offerings to increase but these reports were, in some meas ure, offset by cabegrams from Liverpool, stating that to all appearances, the Lam cashire mill strike would be averted Dur inS a good part of the session trading in- fluences about balanced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
COTTON CLOSED AT A SLIGHT GAIHOVER
 HE PREVIOUS DAY
General List Showed Final Figures at Seven Points Lower to Ten Points
 Higher

New York, April 29.-The cotton market was less active today and fluctuations were irregular After selling at S5c at the opening, october advanced to S5.5oc. but eased ofe again to nearly the low level. then rallied and closed at S5.S2c The general list closed steady net [ points lower to 10 points higher
 rhN market opened barely steady with prices unchanged on May but generally, l9 to 25 points lcwer on the more favor able weather map and unfavoranle labor reports from New Bedford. There was Liverpool and scattered southern selling, but trade interests were good buyers oh the initial break to SS.10c for July and 34.lOc for December.
 This promoted covering, in spite of the bdttea Weathes, and prices rallied during the morning, July selling up to 3s4Sc and December to 34.55c, or about 1S to l9 points above last nights closing figures.
 Demand then tapered off, and the mar ket showed renewed weakness during the early afternoon. when there was consid- erable Wall Street selling, which prob ably reflected an unsettled feeling in the stock market bn nervousness over the possibility of May Day disturbances abroad July broke to SS.07c. and new crop months sold off to nearly the low price of the morning. but while the weather was better private crop advices were bullish and there were rallies later with Japanese interests buyers of new crop positions. July was relatively easy at the close. with other months ruling about l to 10 points net higher.
 According to private reports, the pros pect is for an increase of 8 to 3 points in acreage in Mississippi and per cent in Alabama but a decrease of 5 to per cent in oLuisana.
 Private wires reported a better sEseoi demand in some of the central belt mar Ikets. Port receipts today, 16,991 United States port stocks, 1,1S4,9 ,904; exports, 27,- 3lS making 5,562.527 so far this season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
PROF FESSIONALS IN
 EVIDENCE DURING. DAY ON WALL STREET.
Same Factors That Have Recently Favored Short Interests Were Again
 Effective

New York. April 29-In the salient as- pects todays stock market was replica e yesterday. heavy selling of a profes- slonal character. with enforced liquida- tion dominating the movement through out.
 The same factors and influences that have recently favored the short interest were again effective. These included tight money unsettled industrial condi- tlons and signs of further drastic tax legislation.
 Stocks were most acutely depressed in the latter part of the session following announcement of the introduction of a resolution in Congress restraining cor pcrations from distributing surplus war profits accumulated during the past six years.
 Western banks reported additional ad- vances in discount rates and the local supply of time funds. even for short dates, was negligible. Most of the day 8 call rno.rey was placed at 8 per cent, but bsIated borrowers were again obliged to pay as much as 10 per cent.
 There were tentative rallies during the early, intermediate and final hours, but each recovery was the signal for fresh bear attacks. a heavy tone prevailing at the close. The more severe losses enl- braced steels, equipments, motors. oils. feathers and sugars. General Motors made net decline of Il points to 295
 Crlcfble Steel yielded 51s, Replogle 314, Harvester 3ss, Reading 4, American Wool en 31s, Corn Products 35s and United States Steel 1s, with losses of ? to 5 points in easy miscellaneous specialties.
 Foreign exchange was almost the only stable feature of the day, the London rate continuing to harden, with moderate improvement for several of the conti- mental remittances.
 Liberty 31@s made new low at 92.70 and the general bond market was reac- tioI.ary on moderate. offerings. Total sales, par value, aggregated 900. Old U. S. bonds were unchanged on call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
Coffee Market
By Associated Press


 New York, April 29.-The market for coffee futures was irregular today, sut on the whole showed somewhat steadier tone on buying by brokers who were be- lfeved to be executing European orders. There was also some scattering covering after earlier week liquidation. The mar ket opened at an advance of 1 to 8 points and sold to IA points net higher during the early trading, with July selling at 14.64c and December at 1431c. Some sell ing, owing to the easier Rio cables and United States market, caused reactions during the afternoon, and December sold off to 14.20c, but firned up against with the market closing g to 20 points higher. Closing bids: May. 1438c; July, 1464c; sep tember, 14.S4c: October, 14.3Sc; December, January and March, 14.20c.
 Spot coffee quiet: Rio Is, 15G15Mc; San tos As, 23al&24c. Offers of Rio 7s were reported in the cost and freight market at 17.25c for July-August, and 16.75c. July to September shipments, London credits. The official cables reported a decline of 125 reis in the Rio market, with Rio exchange on London Esd lower, but the dollar buying rate 30 refs lower. Santos futures were unchanged to 15 reis lower.