The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-14

candidate for second term in 1916 It has at least a pretty name.
 # < < Venerable Citizen Holds
 Happy Family Reunion @AMUEL M. ULLMAN, one of 0 Birmingham's pioneer and most esteemed citizens, was 80 years of |age yesterday and the event was joy ously celebrated by a family reunion at the Phoenix Club at which many old friends were in attendance.
 Mir. Ullman came to Birmingham to live in 1885 and from the start took an active part in educational and civic affairs. He was member of the board of aldermen and a member of the board of education. The school system of Birmingham was ever dear to his heart and no one was more energetic in the upbuilding of the public school system. MT. Ullman is a gentleman of fine scholarship and before Temple Emanu-El had rabbi he conducted the services and kept Judaism well alive.
 Nothing for the moral uplift of the community escaped his attention. He craved clean city and was ever alert to foster the best in this young and growing city Men like MT. Ullman always re- l fleet credit upon Birmingham. The entire city joins his family in wish ing him long years of health and happiness. His was the soul of honor and hospitality. He had good word for, everybody and everybody has to- tday a good word for MT. Ullman. 1 < # * I A Briton with vivid imagination says I If Mrs. Pankhurst had used an airplane in her fight for votes the whole British cabinet would have lived in dugouts.' Yet, at the time. the British cabinet didn't realize that it's predicament could be any worse.
 | A New York broker sold his seat on tn, stock exchange for s1oOG0o. Fortunately a seat for tomorrow's game at Redwood can be had for considerably less thar s1O0,00O Boost the attendance on opening day!
 Melancholy announcement from Sil Auckland Geddes, new British ambassa dor to the United States. Out of defer ence to a bone-dry country, the British embassy in Washington will cease to b. wet
 x: < < Wisconsin eats out of the hand O Bob" LaFollette It is gratifying t know that Wisconsin constitutes but { small un-American part of the Unite, Estates.
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 Perhaps you are one of those optimisti citizens who can hardly wait to put oi your first pair of shark-skin shoes. Bu lis there any assurance that they will b. sold for less than $20 a pair?
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 "senegalese are quartered in Frankfor and are guarding Goethes house. wall Premier Mueller of Germany. Dreadful But they won't rage is 70 the ground fo military reasons
 1 Lives there a man with soul so dea who never to himself has said, "it ma be just an idle dream, but I think W have winning team"
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 The dove of peace is respectfully urge to skirt around Guatemala City until tn fre-eating Guatemalans, under Presiden Cabrera, quit shooting up the town x < x , If large part of Mexico should seced : from President Carranza's governmen he would find his retirement to privat life greatly simpihed. < # 4 :, vassar will not graduate singl I 'schoolmarms this year. Inlthe lansuas of the old-fashioned editor, ''whither al we drifting?9
 : Republican canards to the contrar notwithstanding. the can for mectin f of President wilson's cabinet was nj issued by Mrs Wilson. 2 The now famous founder of Eirrninl Hams overall Club may have had u idea suggested to him by fair farme ettc during the war. + # + : Chemists Announce that new disco cries win reduce the cost of living mi t lions of dollars. Now for demonstr; V ton
 Having fenjoyed brief publicity. woc' , Hole will drop once more into innocuo'