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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-04
Bulldogs Not Confident. or q Victory
By MAXWELL ALLEN

Coach Marshall is inst driving through the finish of one of the hardest weeks of practice that has ever been experi- enced around the Bulldog campus in many moons. As a result of this hard training, the Marshall crew has attained physical condition that has been equa1led by few Howard teams of the past. and because of this the Bulldogs are brim- ming over with good combination of confidence and fight. Though they think that their chances of annexing the game tomorrow are just about as good as the chances of the Mississippians, if not somewhat better, the Howard boys are not showing the slightest signs of over confidence. They realize that this is one of the tough assignments of the. year. because Mississippi has one of the strong est teams that this school has ever put out, and they will compare favorably with any team of their own class in the south this year.
 The Bulldogs have only one thing out of order for the game at present, ana that is the absence of Brindley from cen ter. Brindley has been confined to his room all this week on account of sickness, but Wednesday he was somewhat better, and Coach Marshall still holds out some hope that this fighting individual will be ready to take his place at the pivot posi- tion when 1he whistle blows for the kick OLl III Iile Sfeil tIdt soA AhukSJ can not apepar in the fracas, Fatty Thomas will play center. All the fans around here know Thomas is some kid at center, as well as at most any other position on the line. and has been giv- ing Brindley a hard fight for the pivot position all this season. So if he does have to play center. Howard packers can rest assured that he will do it in a jau:b-up fashion.
 The back field men are all in fine shape now and from the way that they have been going this week they will certainly raise an awful fuss when they stick their heads in the Mississippi line Friday Gaylord. who has been playing a steady game at right half all the season. is ed- beating his right foot, and while he has not reached anything near perfection. yet he is learning fast, and may come in handy when it comes to kicking goals be- fore the season is over The rest of the back field men are looking good also.
 The line is coming along fairly well. One thing that has happened to strengthen the Howard line is the shifting of McLane to right end This now gives three good men for that position. namely McLane, Mccullough and Britton. and if these boys can't hold Mississippi Friday if will be because the visitors can not be held. With both teams in such tip-top condi- ton, and Bill Streit refereeing, it looks like it is going to be a mighty good game for dollar Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-04
NORTH BIRMINGHAM TO
 CLASH WITH EAST LAKE

East Lake will play North Birm.91g- ham on Howard College field this aft ernoon. The game will begin at 3:30 o'clock. East Lake and North Birming- ham will be very evenly matched and should stage gresy game
 Neither East Lake nor North Bir- mingham have gotten off to a/good start this season The former has lost games to Woodlawn and Interchurch. while North Birmingham was defeated by the B. A. c. Panthers last Thurs day.
 One of the two teams will get it's winning strat today, unless the game results in tie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-04

 style and will be one of the mainstays in the game Saturday
 Hendricks will probably get a chance Line His showing against the Wildcats ln his position was gratifying and his record for having made all the touch downs in the big games, with the eX- ception of the Kentucky game, deserves him place in the, offense against Ala bama.
 MANDY BAND COMING
 Arrangements have been made to send the Vanderbilt band to Birmingham for the game. Only a small gathering of students will be able to make the trip however because of mid-term examin- ations, which reach their crest Satur- day The band will be increased to about 30 pieces for the trip and will take the burden of competing against the entire University of Alabama rooter sections.
 Practice for the week will be secret be- fore leaving for the Alabama metropolis Thursday night The coaches have sev- eral new coups to pull on the Alabamiars Brown, from Birmingham Southern, has been looking the Alabama team over and is assisting the Vandy coaches in round- ing off the rough edges this week.
 Vanderbilt is deternnedfo continue it's long streak of consecutive wins against the Alabamians by carrying off a deci- sve victory Saturday. The squad was too badly crippled to make creditable showing against Auburn. but is eonfl- dent of reversing this condition Saturday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-04
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-04
cASCARETS
"They Work while you Sleep"

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-04
QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. No gripping results from these pleasant little tablets. They cause the liver and bowels to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. Dr. Edward{ Olive Tablets are . soothing, healing. vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
 If you have bad taste, bad breath feel dull. tired, are 1constipated or bilious. you'll ind quick and sure re eults from Dr. Edwards little Olive IaD-els ar bedtime. ioc and o0c box.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
No Room For PeSSimiStS
Declares Rubber Magnate

share toward keeping AN uninterrupted
flow Of raw materials and finished Eonds
going through the mills, warehouses ana
stores Of this country and every man
lis a right 10 share In The fruits there
Of In no other line Of industry are the
relations between capital and labor on
a fFieHdHer OF sounder footing than ~
the automotive field, hence there snoud
be no cause for apprehension. So Tar as
passenger vehicles are concerned We
are now al the crest Of a buying mar
kct. Production does not equal de
mand and personally ] expect this con-
dition to exist for some time tn come.
| recall being told at one OF the New
York shows way back in 1907 that the
then annual production Of $4,000 cars
marked the peak point in automobile
manufacture and that the number OF
cars to he made annually would lessen
rather than increase, Just as that
prophet Of gloom was suffering from
hrainstorm so | will also classify those
who today are refusing TO advance with
the times The proposed car production
for 1920 is 3 900, 900 cars An analysis
Of the market, al home and abroad,
shows an ability TO absorb even great
or production. hence the possibility OF a
shortage Of cars is imminent
The average reader may say, wen,
this growth Of the automobile INDUSTRY
is al very nice, but wherein does II
Affect me?' Anything relating to the
third largest industry in the country
affects everyone Thus within the past
ten years our cities have undergone a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
Legion Minstrel Program
Shows Lively Feature Acts
Coz. BOCen Whipping FunSterS Into Shape
for BGHgup Performance Feb. and 10

The program for tne American Ie-
glon minstrel show to be staged at the
New Lyric thRater on Feb. and 10,
was given out Saturday by Gov Bowen,
director, old Al G. Field man. who is
husily engaged rounding the local boys
INTO professional shape for the show.
surprises in the shape OF professional
acts as we'll as stunts by well-kRowR
'ocal performers are in store, according
10 Mr. Bowen
The program follows:
FIRST Scene-The Floral Festival the
High School Minstrelsy; Andred Iawo,
purveyor
Comedians-Charlis strehl, Eddie
Iraylor, Otto Holland, Ashley Davis
Harry Dachsel C. W. Gardner, Fritz
Aawless and Gov Bowen.
Guests-Leo Schneider, Lawrence
FOX, Glen Raney John Moloughney,
Keith Blanton, r. J. Foster, c. B. Hol-
and. Earnest Doolin Marion Ross, a.
VI. Kortrecht. Jr., Bruce Richards II.
- Hilton, Lemuel DAVIS William u.
Martin. Sam Levenson, B. r. Nickel
berry, F. c. Frazier, c. J. Rust, Jr, A.
Y. Straps. r, n. Kinds, Edward Saun-
ders, Harry ]. Light, Leonard WINNER,
During the action the following selee-
lions:
Take Me to the Land of Jazz...:....
Observation-Disclosures. Otto Holland
Lonesome .,...,........ Lawrence Fox
Ny Ca .....; -, w, =, Eddie Traylor
III BE Happy When the Preacher
Makes You Mine e. Charlie Strehl
Bye-Lo MISUNDERSTANDING Fritz Lawless
Was There Ever Pal Like You?;
................... John Moloughney
watterson, Berlin e. Snyder Music
Publishing company present Swarris
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
CINEMA OF CRIME
REFLECTED Ut IN
POLICE BLOTTER

Here's one thing the doctor can't
charge-at least DIR. l.. f. Boyd, S62
Thomas street, cant charge it. It's
his storage battery, stolen from his au-
tomohiIe Friday night.
George Elkins smiled when he awoke
Saturday morning and saw the sun
shining Inconsdefate thieves had
stolen his raincoat the night before,
from his residence, 66S jefferson av-
enue.
Robert T. Cameron. attorney, Bank
of Commerce building, took a Tut
wiler' to work Saturday morning. His
Apperson jackrabbit, No. 26972, was
stolen Friday night from in front OF
his residence. 347 Vance avenue.
Fowl fanciers added to their chicken
stockyard Friday night, at the expense
OF Mrs J. Mccormack, 9i4 Kney street.
She reported an even dozen hens
stolen.
r. Joe Cole. police court sergeant,
who has been confined to his home
on East Trimble place for several days.
with an attack of influenza, is reported
TO be improving.
Police are searching for burglar
whom they hope to identify by his sar-
torial elegance. For the Memphis Tail
oring company, 1857 Beale avenue, re-
ported Saturday morning that u suits
Of mems clothing had been stolen Fri
day night by burglars who jimmIed
The front door. The suits were valued
nj $50 each. Emergency Policemen
Oliver and York cheSkcA che loss.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31

and Msver singing their latest song
hiSs. You're 8'ilHrn 4Tiles Fro
Nowhere, al the Quakers Are Shoul-
dor ShakerS.' "Bve-f a " "Euervr"" l'
Meant for Someone" and Worth While
Waiting For
AFTER THE BATTLE.
hoover secretary ....,.... Gov Bowen
Privit over the Top ....,.. otto Holland
Capt. Where Is He At?..I.eo Schneider
INTERAHSSION.
"a Night in Honolulu" featuring
"Jacqueline" and her * HaWaiians,
late Of Keith's circuit
This act was offered by Jack Liwai
and accepted by the Minstrel commit
tee OF Memphis post No, l as a true
mark OF patriotism and Americanism.
TIE OUTLAW BASEBALL CLUB.
Piggly Wiggly Sluggers vs.. Mr. Bow
er's Tarbabies.
Pitcher ...................F Fritz L.awless
Catcher ..................A Ashley Davis
Umpires. Harry Dachsel, Gov. Bowen
FlaE Edward sanndsrs Pnst r.
Marion Ross, Eddie Traylor, Otto
Holland c. w Gardner.
Representatives Of the American and
National leagues.
Fritz Lawless, assisted by Tom Shea,
in song, dance and jest.
The performance will conclude with
Gov Bowens latest dance creation,
Moonlight on the Mississippi"
First Scene-Loading up the Mandy
Lee.
Third scere-The shimmie Shake
Dance.
Everybody shimmies Now" Charlie
Strehl
shimmites, company.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
SON SEEKS SHARE
! Of SHIP ESTATE
Effort Made to Establish Holo-
graphic viii Hitherto
Disregarded.

An effort to have established holo-
graphic will of the late Mrs. Clara t.
Shipp is to be made II the petition
Of John r. Ship, filed in the chan
Gerry court Friday, is granted, An
apartment house on Vance avenue val
ued at Sl1 200 and jewelry. and linen
valued at several thousand dollars are
mentioned in the petition as the estate
Of Mrs. Ship.
The defendant in the case is r. /,
Ship, who. under the terms OF the
alleged Photographic VIII was TO nave ,s
cash. He is being sued for all Of the
property involved in the estate John
Il. Shipp declares in his petition that
he is the only child and heir-at law OF
Mrs, Ship, who died oct ~. 1918, ana,
named with him as plaintiffs are his
Mrs. Ida zanone, of Allen county, KY
and Mrs. Charles Cook, of Louisville
Ky. All Of the plaintiffs are said to
be heneficiaries under the holographlc
will, which was executed IN June or
July, 1918. n few months prior to Mrs
Shipp's death. =, ..,...
The petition recites that all jewelry
except marquse ring was left to
Marjorie and Doris Ship, the mar :
ouise ring having been bequeathed TO
Mrs Zanone. All household goods and
linens are said to have been left to
Mrs. Cook. The JeWelry set Win uld-
monds and which are enumerated IN
the petition are;
One pair of earrings, one bar pin, one
stud, three one-stone rings, one soil
taire, one four-stone ring, two two
stone rings and one marquise ring A
$50 Liberty bond, $50 in savings stamps
and 1925 in cash are also part OF the
estate, the petition states. -.
A second apartment house at ZS9
Vance avenue is mentioned in the
retition but it Is stated that an agree
ment has been reached az to this prop
erty. The petitioners seek to have the
Photographic will established by inc
chancery court and the estate divided
as Mrs. Shpp intended.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
MEMPHIS BACKING
COLONEL BEECH
Friendship of Inland Water
ways Makes Him Choice
of Miss. Valley.

The Memphis Chamber of Commerce
is cooperating with other members Of
the Mississippi Valley Waterways as.
sociation to secure confirmation Of
President wilson's nomination Of Col.
Lansing H. Beech to be chief engineer
of the United States army. success
Of thei inland waterways development
program, to which Col, Beech is very
friendly, will depend largely on his be-
ing selected as head Of the army en-
cheering corps, according to a telegram
received here by James r.. Smith, Of
Mr. Smiths telegram urged support
of Col. Beech, because or opposition to
his appointment which has developed
among Eastern interests. Confirma ton
Of his appointment will be considered
by the senate military committee on
Feb 3.
The Memphis chamber has dispat ched
a telegram to Senator X. D. Mcclellan
requesting that he use his influence
10 have the presidents choice con-
firrOe1
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
az M. o. RuTHEREoRn


Vice President the 3. r. Goodrich Rub.
Der Company
IL ms always seemed 10 me taat there
q good deal Of sound philosophy ia
BENJAMIN Fraukln'S statement that we
should beware Of croakers This adj
vice Is as sound today as 81 was "a
hundred wears ago An Industry has
been confronted with menaciuE condi-
TORS during the months and wears Just
uaSt but ! am optimistic enough To be
ieVe that every major Development in
our International growth, in our civic
reforms and In our economic readiust-
ments will lead us 10 bigger and better
things in the future. Every one Of US
should be an optmist, there is no room
for pessimsm
BY referring TO one Of my charts no.
tice that in 1905 there were 150, 900 au-
tomobiles in the country, 5 years later
we have passed the 900 600 mark. Now
] hear much about the "saturation
point and that other indefinite period
when we shall have diminishing re-
turns. Automobiles came In the
consumption" class OF commodities: l.
e., they are used, worn out and replaced
as an essential part of life just as cloth
Ing is. | forecast we shall be able to
absorb not only the present automobile
production. but We shall even sustain
the greater growth which ambitious
manufacturers are meditating, Hence
ii is a problem OF production and every
citizen, from the management to the
worker at the bench should do his
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31

This new branch has been
placed under the manage
ment OF Mr.. A. NJ. Savage,
who has seen eleven years
service with the company.
MIR. Savage has been sales
man, territorial manager
and general truck supervisor
of sales in the Memphis ter
ritory. Associated with Mr..
Savage will be Mr., Harry l..
Mayer, we'll known as an
international Truck sales
man, and a highly trained
corps OF mechanical experts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
SELLS Oh. TIME FERRY.

HICKMAN, Ky, Jan. ST. CspL)-Ma-
son l.. barnes has sold the Hickman
ferry boats. equipment and franchise
to Charles T. Brodie and Charles
Barnes. the consideration being 49, sen
This is the only ferry now In opera
ton between Hickman and the Missouri
shore and has been operated number
OF years hy MI Barnes
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
CANADIAN PACIFIC
HAS NO EMBARGO

The embargoes that have been hold
ing back freight on mauv Of the North
ern and Eastern lines has in no, way
effected the Canadian Pacific railway,
which has been open all the time via
the Detroit gateway to Eastern points
in New England and also its Canadian
points. The Illinois Central railroad is
able to take business up to the Wabash
railway, and they in turn give it to the
Canadian Pacific at Detroit
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
WILL GO TO BERLIN

MEXICO CITY. Jan 51.-Col Manuel
3. Alcalde will be Mexican consul in
Berlin, according TO a statement issued
at the foreign office late last night.
Marquis Joaquin Gonzalez de Gonzalez,
the new Spanish minister to Mexico,
arrived here Yesterday morning
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
MORE AID FOR YANKs.

WASHINGTON. Jan 3l.-Former
service men undergoing vocational
training, will be reimbursed for expenses
incurred IN travelling to obtain that
training under a decision of Comntroiier
Of the Treasury Warwick. announced TO-
day by the war department.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31

Jake Smith. in the Sixth, an have esEt
their hats into the ring for reelection.
So far. The only opposition developed
s. against Kelly. who viii be opposed
by Tom Robinson, former police emer-
gency officer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16

scrvan perfcctamente bien y Ia len
qua Sc desliza suavemente detras y
frente de ellos.
A! lavarse los dientes nunca debe
usarse un movimiento horizontal dc:
cepillo porque este Solamente frota Ia
superficie dc los dientes V les Quita
81 esmalte, appointments el de los
caninos: sine que Sc debe moverse
el Cepiilo de arriba Z abajo suavemen
te para que las cerdas penetren err las
c~avidades que quedan entire INT y
otro.
ST a pcsar de esos ~cuidados. II o
mas dientes ccnienZa a cariarse. de-
be acudirse Embellishments al DENTS
"a para que applique el remedio con-
v%eniente. porQue Ia perdida de uno
significa la de otros varios.
En- cuanto sea possible evitese el uso
del l;mpiadientes .por que estos hacen
s2nsrar las eneias y haeen mas gran
des los intersticios entire uno y otro
Quitandoles el esmalre. Lo mejor es u
Sar un cepillo de dientes para frotarse
estos despues de cada comida.
Antes de acostarse debe hacerse
una limpicza general de l& boca Y
de lbs dient-s d fin dc reducir al mini
mum cl peligro de las bacterias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
N.EINTU
LA COMLSION FISCAL

ritOs agricultOrcs. V de pcritos comerclantes. para
Saber a fondo one Industries deben protegerse y
fomentarSe: Que materials primas deben eXpHrtar-
Sc libremente: que otras gravarse; que derechos
de Importation dcben rcducirse, ' que cuotas de-
ben elevarSe.
Is neccsaria la collaboration de los represen-
tantcS de cada uno de eStoS V qulZa de otros "a
mos. por0ue eS natural. eS humane. que cad2 in
tereS personal procure su propio bencficio sin
atcndcr a los demaS, Va sea pOr egoismo natural
O Dor ignorancia, V en- conSecuenCia. para esta-
hleccr 81 e0uilibrio Y rclacionar todoS los intcre-
ses. rs indispensable poncrlos en- contactO: como
Ger Il fondo todoS y cada unO de los lntercScS res
pcctiv0S, para rStahleccr preparedness cQmtatl'aS
V hacer una ohra racional que favorezca los int
rcScs generates.
.Asi por eicmplo. es ncceSario sabcr en- que
casos hay neccSid&d DC Sacrificar peQuchos lnte-
rescs en- beneficio del pals, Y on que otroS con-
yiene. Que ell pals sea Quicn haga los sacrifiIios
en- pro dc ~intercScS aparentemnte ~peQuehos.
Industries hay cue dcbcu fayoreccrSe por me
Gios indirrctoS. elcrando los dcrechoS de cXport3-
ci6n de las materials primas. Y en- cambio hay
otraS que no american pOr ningiln concepto tarl-
fas proteccioniSiaS
Como en- infinidad dc casos una disposition
fiscal que favOrccc 4 una industrial leSIona a ora
convene sabcr cull rs la forma de ronciliarlaS o
On ultimo <ahcr .,amhivn a punto flo a clal de-
he prcferirSe para favoreccr a los intcrcScS gene
raleS.
Por toio este Sc vera que para la retorma de
los ,ronrcIcs In Comisi6n Fiscal nombrada nor
l., Sccrctaria de Hacienda, cS inSuficiente y CO.
rreria cI ricSgo de yer Ia question de un solo la
do: el del FiSro. que cs tan parcial cuanto Pue-
dc serlo un intcreS aislado Y cualquiera.
FL Departamento de Established, las Secrcta
rims do Concrete g Industrial. las Eamaras de Go
mercio Y Agricola. los centres induStrlales, Y mas
IA algunaS .Academias o .Asociaciones clentlflcaS'
debcn colaborar. en- auxilio de la Comisi6n Fis-
cal nara la rcforma de los arancclcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
EFEMERlDES MEXICANAS -.


trlotismo ell emperador lie elev6 a Ia
ALA digni6ad dc marisci.!.
FL Minis-.-o frances en- Mexico. Bal
Lois de Suiigy, habia tambien caido
dc Ia gracia de Napoleon II. que como
cia 10 habid engahado muchas Veces
..r-iandolc falsas descrirciorcs de-
pals. Y por csc motive mandaba tam
bien que volviera &
Que Ell emperador frances no estaba
~convencido de que con Ia entrada
de sus tropas en- Mexico Sc pacIficaria
q pals, 10 demuestra una carta
del mismo. de fecha "A de Abrll ue
1868, en- Ia cual le decia Il forey:
Tar pronto COMO entire listed en- Mex
co. mantenga Columns movies de-.
1900 a 1000 hombres. de las cualcs
Ia m!tad podrian componerse de me
xicanos, 4 fin de ocupar Moreia. qua
dalajara V San Luis Potosi Seria preci
so ocupar los puestos de Ia costa CO.
mo Tampico. Y sobre TODD Matamo-
cue pueda pOrernos en- comunicaclon
con In America del Sur.
Otra prueba es Ia de que no Sc
orden6 Que Sc retirara IN solo ba-
TALON frances como Sc hubiera hecho
81 Napoleon hubiera estado conven-
cido de que la expedition militar fran
cesa habia conseguido Su objeto con
SUI entrada en- Ia capital de Mexico.
Ahora confiaba Napoleon III en- el
general BaZaine. a Guien entregaba
toda la %situaci6n. ST fuera dad al nom
bre leer eI porvenir habrfa risto Ell
monarca frances a aquel militar q
substitute Il !'orey iba a tIsicionarle ig
uominiosanente. siete amos despues en-
Metz.
TODD III. Gesgraciado en- Ia expedi-
ci6n ~trancesa. La alianZa tripartita
sc ieshizo por ST misma. Francia vio-
10 los convenios de Ia Soledad.. Lau
rcnCez fracasG el 5 de Mayo, Forey
emple6 IS dfas para tomar a Puebla
Que solo Sc rindi0 Suando cstaba
va cast destruida y Sc habla agotado
el parquc. For ultimo la election
dc MaXimIiianC el torpe. acab6 de "a
rruinar IL situacidn.