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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
ALBANY

Albany October 2.-(Special. )-Be- Textile Mill. only silk plant in Dixie. will operate. full capacity. according to an announcement made today by Ernest Wright, superintendent, on hls return from conference with officials Q: the company in New York. Sew cral weeks ago the mill was forced to
 ut down its operating force because of lull in the silk market.
 Despite its slow beginnig the drive for funds for the democratic campaign s increasing in interest in the Twin Cities. Contributions now total moro than 31o0. Several hundreds of doIiars viIi be raised before the end of next week. 1t is believed
 After winning a number of prises with his poultry exhibition, Mack Mur- rhree. well known local fancier, has returned from Memphis. where he at
 ended the Tri-State Fair. Mr Mur. ,hree's exhibits were commented on -ery favorably.
 The next session of the Moran county branch of the American Cotton Association will he held In the rooms If the Albany Chamber of Commerce Saturday October g. The call for the meeting here was issued at a meeting If the organization in Hartselle Sat rrday. when practically every beat in the county was represented. Strong sentiment was expressed for holding cotton for 70 cents.
 The rising temperature came ab a ~-eat relief to many North Alabama 'armers whose crops have been de- 'pyed because of adverse weather con- ditions this sprins. Little damage was done In the Tennessee valley by the srdden drop in temperature Thursday isvestigation showed. Tho lowest mark recorded here was 70. it vas an Deunosd by Mrs- A. H- Irons. govegp- Eent observer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
And ILearned About
 Oil Wells from Hin,

1.-THE TRUTH ABOUT THE OIL BUSI- NESS" Is 2S-page booklet which 1t might oil syndi ate the oil business to read. A
 few of the chapters are headsd: How Long Is the Life of an Oil Welt" About Buying nis al Business" "What Is Proper Capitaixa-
 tiOn," "'Wldcat' Dissing nguished from
 False oil Companiss," ..easi. of Volume of ol Produc tion," Do Not Be Missed By Gusher Talk" Some Investments to Avoid ,' ,. "oil Terms Explained" 'What Must Be Earned to Make Stocks Worth Per-" etc, etc. copy of this interesting booklet sent grntis aud without ebl gation upon request. Currier and O., 6o0-1l Republic Bldg, kansaa City, Me.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Potato Market

v Ho0o0tne00 B600o Chicago. October 2.-Potatoes firm northern white and carly Ohios. sacked $203.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
M AssselateA Preo

SAvAnnah, Octobor z.-Iurpene1ns dull. 1.27H 01.3o; sales. none: receipt% sso; shipments, ie0; stock. 1s.2sA RosiI firm; sales. 5ss: receipts 257s: ship ments. 33o; stock. 53.590. Quote. B. p, si14o: E, ', c. H. I, K. II. N, VIC, wv, $1l.se.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Epvsr Market

New York. October z-Ths local raw and refined sugar markets were closed and the trading was confined to futures. where only light business resulted The undertone, however, was easier. owing to the recent weakness in the spot market. and closing prices were 10 to @ points s,e.t lower under liquidation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Naval Stores

Jacksonville, Fla, October 1.--Tur- pentine quiet. $1.26; sales. none: re- ceipts, 1oo; shipments. 6; stock. ls.3zs Resin steady: sales, S79; receipts, N1, shipments, none; stock s2,81l. Quote; B. D. E. F. c. H, I. K. M. N. s1l.5o; KG' S11.5S; wv, $11.e0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

The valand of 0wahesoure 10 to have an electric railway lis miles long. two water fails being harusssed ts provide the pOuaG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
hirseo Frtrves Ny Associated Frese
Cash Grsin

Cash Erein
 Ny Associated Press Chicago. October 2.--Cash wheat No. rcd. No. l red, s2.25% Corn. No. mixed. ss1scls105; Nos 3 yellow. 310oQ1.06 Oats, No white. 551k956Ac; No. > white. 54%r541sc. Rye, No. 3, S1. 7591. .751s Barley, 97c6f11.00 slS. 00g25.00.
 Pork nominal; lard, $19.15; ribs, $l6. ooes HOO St. Louis, October 2.-Cash wheat not quotedl December. s2.o7A; March, 2,os6. Corn. No. white. $102ml.o3: No. 8, u0i; December, s9H@s91ac; May, 92ssc Oats. No. ? white. 5shc; No. 3, 5ef66Mc; December. 5SAxc; May. 6014c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

ID have . pair of boots made now N Germany costs about sos to 10 mavks: hsf,re the var the price for . pair of good boots vas twelve to fifteen maFAs.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Produce

Fly Aee0cisted rr~rw
 New York, October S.--Butter firm; creamery firsts, 51 @s0c. Eggs firm, fresh gathered firsts, 5S162c.- Cheese irregular average run. 27H e 2sc Poul- try. alive. steady; chickens by freight. s%G3sc; by express, a4M37c; fowls, 400 l3c turkeys. 4oc. Dressed steady and unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Spot Cotton

New Orleans, october .-Cotton-Spot aulet ana unchanged; sales on the spot lIs pales; to arrive, b0 bales: low mid. ding. 1600c; middling 2a0Oc: good mid ding, 25.o0c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Pcvt Movement

prvt Mav.meut
 New Orleans: Middling. 23c. receipts, 20S.17s. Galveeson: Middling. s2.5oc; receipt, l1'77s; exports. 2o.s54; sales, 1888: stock. 17a,520.
 Mobile: Middling. esc: receipts, 5s: stock, 1869 w Savannah: Middling. 24c; rece.pts 4,3s3; stock. 1o1.0os.
 Charleston: Middling, 24c: rece,nts l23; stock 225.150.
 2s,1o5. ''ooN Texas City: Stock. 4,5s5.
 Norfolk: Middling, 24c; receipts sxs. stock. 22.433. '''' Baltimore: Stock, 3,253.
 Boston: Middling. 25c; receipts 1xs. stock. 16,4O0 4.5s4. s'ooA' 25,5s4. Minor ports: Receipts, 5,ess: export, l5,ss6; stock, 1,799.
 Eotal today; Receipts, 3s.57s; exports S7,742; stock. S17.1S2
 Total for week: Receints ss E7s. ports, 37.752
 Total for season; Receipts, ss5,1ss; exports. 4s2,0s2.
 Interior Movement Houston: Mlddling 2I.e0c: rece,rt. i5.ess; shipments. 29.s51: sales, 11.6o7: stock. 256,94 Memphis: Middling. 25c; receipts. s,. shipments, 6s0: sales. 100: stock, e50.2, Augusta: Middilng, 23c: receint. 5.s41: shipments, sss; sales, sl: stock 75.207. s'ocA' St. Louis: Middling. 2Ic; receipts. 17s. shipments, ss: stock. 3ss2 Atlanta; Middiing z1 Soc
 Little Rock:2 Middling. s3c: receinta s2s' shipments zS1; sales, 2si; stock 1S.05e. Dallas: Middiing. 21.45c; sales. ,4ss, Montgomery: Kidding, 23soc; sales g. 'ee'
 Rice Market
 Nsw Orleans October 2.-Rough rice. no ales; receipts. 1928 sacks; millers re- -eipts. 3,3I sacks
 Ceen Nce steady: sales: Hondura '.sN pockets. zHmsHc: Japan. 45p pocxets TIC: Blue Rose. s9s pockets, Tk@sLc. Carolina, I.2so pockets. ZNfsHc: bran. per ton. ssz; polish. $ss: receipts. s,sss
 
 The rrst five Presidents of tho UniteS States ended the'r terms of service each n the e'vtv-s'xth year of hts age.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Louisville Live Stock

Louisville, october 2.-Cattle: Receipts, 500; slow, steady Heavy steers, $l2.oVg 400; beef steers, T.5oQn.5o; heifers' ss. .0odT10.0o; COWS, $4.o0f10.00; feeders S7.0oai10. .25 stockers, s5.nQS.5.
 Hogs. Receipts, 1,20o; mostly 2sc higher; l65 pounds up, s16; 120 to 1S5 pounds. $ia; pigs, $975Ql1.c5; throwouts. si1. down
 Sheep: Receipts. 800 lower. Lambs $11; sheep, s, down.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
East St. Louis Live Stock

East St Louis, October 2-Cattle: Re- ceipts, 500. No sales today. For week, steers 50c lower; she stuff. canners, bulls and veal calves steady. stockers dna eeders 25c to soc lower.
 Hogs: Receipts, 1,S0o; slow and dragsy' generally 25c lower than Fridays aver age; top, sls-10: bulk light and medium weights, s156OQ161o; bulk heavies. $loI IsU l575.
 Sheep: Receipts, 13o. No sales today For week, fat lambs 25c lower; other classes and sheep steady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Rice Market

The first five Pres.dents of tho United States ended their terms ~ service each n the e'vtv-s'xth year of hts age.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Spot Coffee

New York, Octoper z.-Coffee-Rio No '. 7Nc; futures quiet: December, I0c May. s.S6c-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

pN NSsOcihtS0 London, October 2.--Bar silver 5SAd per ounce; money. 5A per cent Discount rates: Short bills, Sss@S11 per cent: three month bills, 6X@1s1 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Money Market
 

Ky Associated Frees
 New York. October 2.--Prime mercan- file paper, 8 per cent. Exchange easy; sterling 60-day bills, $3.43%: commer- 4ial so-day bills on bands, $343x; com mercial ec-day bills, $3.43k; demand. ASA; cables. $3.49. Francs. demand. i.6s; cables, 6.71. Belgian francs, de- hand. 7.04; cables. I'll. Builders. de- nard. 31; cables, 3f,12. Lire, demand, .H5; cables, 4.17. Marks, demand. 1.SS {; >ables, 1.64. New York exchange on Montreal, s7-16 per cent discount. Cow ernment and railroad bonds strong.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
New York Futures Fly AsGociat cd Prcss

New York, October 2.-Ths cotton market closed weaL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16
Bans Hypocrites
at Her Funeral

LONDON. Eng. April iG-Mlxa
Margory pcakin. an artist. la her
viii expressed the wish that her
body be placed In a lcadcn coffin
and buried at sea at Porthpean. "a
little Cornish resort. Two fishermen
were named 20 carry out tho be
quest They were asked TO take the
coffin out TO sea IN their boat 80
that no gaping crowd. or any rcia.
tlves. or hypocrites expressing false
sorrow" could attend the funeral.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16
-LINGIIAM MAY START RECALL PETITIONS AGAINST
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS IN HEATED CONTROVERSY

nrfLINGHAM. April iG.-with
the city OF Bellingham stirred by n
series of school board disturbances,
an element here was preparing today
TO bring recall proceedings against
three OF tho five members OF tho
school board
Tho only developments that could
prevent such action. they declared.
would be tho immediate resignation
n f'imer l.. Cave, city Huperintend
eut OF schools. or the resignation Of
the three members OF tho board.
George u. F'innegan and Robert T..
Campbell. mc,nbcrr OF the boan. yes
terday offered Co resign. provided the
three mrInbcrs under attack--I,reai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16

superior court room. were dropped
when opponents OF Cave were as-
aured be hnd agreed 10 resign The
recent r-pudiation by Cave OF this
secret agreement brought his op
ponents out again.
Cave heightened the fsesing against
him. when no dropped from the
teaching staff the names OF eight
teachers who had testified against
him. One Of thcso was J. II Bech-
doit. Familiarity known M father.
who win be pcnrdoncd II he teach ri
another year. Bcchdoit In tho fathes
Of Che Bechdoit brothers. vel known
authorn
Final action on dinmhnn1 of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16
American Woman
BUYS Wonder House

CHERrSEr. Eng. ASr0 f&>-1Gts
Dora schintzc. an American woman.
has bought the Otisrxhaw Park
wonder" house. II was buiit By r.
Eckstcin. tho South African mag.
nate. 500 men being 0gAgcd - Il
for year. The tnscrsCr wurk and
the garden with its twr~rz arc
most elaborate. and an Underground
swimming bath and a big avinry are
among tho features Of the place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16
Isn't 1t Awful? He
Uses Phone Now

IoNpoN. Arrn ie- English girls
want 10 do away with the breach Of
promise laws, because they say they
cheat maiden out Of her riEhtful
ncritare--iovc letters. II was point.
I'd out that very few men will now
address . hove eristie 60 a girl They
do not want the love passages.
sounding ridiculous. read In court by
lifted maid. The wcoer now uses
the telephone when he Is not present
In pvrson Ia say his tender nothinrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16

HEMPsTEAD. J.. T. Aprfl 10
TThs closest approach To thar figure
Of speech. -the rum bounds.- are
waEging their tails IN Ccdarhurst
and Hampstead Records OF tho town
clark show that Mrs. John H. Bur
ton and Charles C. Andrews have
each named their three Airedales
Whisky. brandy and Gin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16
$4,000 Game Cock
on His Way to Cuba

NEW YORK. April ie.-Twenfy
prize game cocks from Bsrcclcna.
ono Of which Ia worth $4,000 and
can whip more than his weight m
chicken hawks, wers brought 0rs
from Spanish ports and are on ths1r
way 20 Cuba 10 Dven up tho holidays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16
She Smoked So as
to Reduce Weight

NEW YORK. April is<-Mrs
Nerhe Ascher In suing her husband
for divorce said that she had smoked
60 reduce her weight She said her
husband had cSsnpialned about her
stoutncss and a friend had told her
smoking would help her reduce. She
Informed her husband and he told
her 20 try. she said lie had
charged her with being addicted to
cigorctts smoking.
A woman who Isn't curious h .
euriomty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16
CHARGES THOUGHT
AGAINST CAVE

The recan petitions. n was learned.
have already been drawn up.
What II probably tho bitter-st city
strife In Bellingham'p history. fol
lows up on an extended series of
hearings against Cave. In which he
was accused OF manipulation" and
many minor charges.
These hearingn which crowded the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16

eight teachers has not yet been
taken by tho board
Caves contract as city supcrin
tandent has two more years 10 run
Under tho so-called -rccrrt- srr-e-
ment- he would have resigned juno
30. of this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16
Awarded $4,000
for Broken Leg

NEW YORK. April fs.-Hiss F1nr.
enos u. Rooney was awarded t4o.eoe
by a jury for a broken leg. She susd
Abraham Reub.nstnns, q real estass
operator. alleging that abe was
struck By his car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16


tho things she wants with her
own hands Off clean shelves In
a clean storN
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per package .15r
Aunt Jerinas Pancake Flour.
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karo syrup. ilEh, tired LABEL.
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bell. to-th. can. e:e
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maple, is-oA can .tte
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medium ...---........... &c
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Corn Meal white or yellow.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16
Overall Clubs
Sweeping d. S.
in Hicost War

CHICAGO. April iG.--Cluhs favor
Ing the wearing OF workinen's over
alls today sprung up turnout the
mid ~ost as result OF the launch
Ing OF "a crusade by birmingham.
Ala. ciuzens against high priccs.
Clubs have been formed In Chi.
cago. Detroit. Oklahoma city. Rose
burg. Orc. Emporia, kan. and other
cities
The movement 20 boycott high
priced garments and to bring them
back to normal level was supported
In all walks OF nfe. Bualns~unen
and employees Joined In IL city fire
men and ponscmgn at Efnporia
formed an "oyerali stub and goods
At tho Emporia college considered
forming "ginshain club"
Thrce thousand members OF the
Loyal Order Moose at Detroit passed
resolutions endorsing the formation
OF clubs among their members
Leading business men at Rose.
burg. Ore. signed an agreement to
wear blue ovorAIis and soft shirts
untn clothing prices come DOWN.
State officials and employees OF
Oklahoma began a campaign at OKLA.
hona City TO form q statewide over
all club.
ATLANTA. Ca. Ap~fi is>-F,ans
wrrv completed today for tho orkani-
ation a the Atlanta -ov-ran club"
and morc than I 900 applicants for
mrfnber-hip have turned In their
pledges TO carry on the fight against
prevailing high clothing prices by
"donning the denims- and wearing
them until prices drop.
John A. Mangci. state fair price
commissioner. II leading the orwani.
xatlon Of tho club. Mangul has OBJ
tanned large number of ov-rails
and will sell them off tn member
OF the club at factory rrfceA
Many AthntA business house.
have plcdgcdsioo par cent lists OF
ito be .denimw-ar~r
Pastors OF leading churches were
supporting The movement Some
promised TO preach on n next sun.
day. A -brogan ciub.- members Of
which win wear only the roughes,
ard chcaprr, shoes. was planned.
Tho "denirn club WIRE spreading
turnout the south.
Many cities had orGanfxed clubs
and men IN All wnrrs Of nv appeared
on the streets IN cvrrsi,a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16

dent William McCurh. Mira 3. III.
iiamer and Mrs. Mae -. Morrison
slso would resign. These three are
backing Cave. Finnegan and Camp
bell were elected as opponents OF
Cave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16

the benefits of trading at tho
Gruccteria and she has learned
that II IL . pleasure to pick out
the things she wants with her
own hands off clean shelves In
q clean store
L. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16
=: Is: III: run Best s:;:a Eggs 45c Doz.
Some
Highland Park Starts
Club to Crush HicoSt

HIGHLAND PARK. IN. April is-
Twenty-ax OF tho local leading citi.
rms jotned IN the drive against the
high cu~ OF living today with the
formation Of an -ovurafl Climb"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16

A solder has been inveuted which
holds rimless Lenses against the
metal parts OF eyoglasses without
screws
Evening star., 1920-02-19

This lot of Taffeta, Silk
and Net Blouses will make
their final sales appearance
tomorrow at our clearance
price of 2.55.
Ali the new and up-to-
date styles-and qualities
that could not be bought
wholesale today for the ask
ing price.
They are elaborately en-
broidered net, satin trimmed
basque models of taffeta-
plain Georgettes with frill-
ing-dotted pongee sport
models. All sizes So to 46.
Evening star., 1920-02-19
COURT DISPUTE AGAIN
HALTS JENKINS TRIAL
Controversy as to Jurisdiction De-
lays Case of United States
Consular Agent.

MEXICO CITY, February 19.-As q
result of a controversy between the
courts of Puebla as to jurisdiction. the
case of w. o. Jenkins, United States
consular agent in that city, is again
the arrest Of Mr.. Jenkins last Novem-
Der on various charges, including aid
ing rebel forces in that district, it was
decided by the supreme court that the
federal court in Puebla had authority
to try the case.
Judicial investigation. however, was
pushed by Julio Mitchell, state prose.
cutor of. Puebla in the criminal court,
the prosecutor in the meantime stating
in several issues that Jenkins was
guilty of crimes charged against him.
1t was recently announced that Jen.
kins' authorization to act Professionally
as consular agent had been revoked and
that he would probably be expelled
from the country, if convicted in court
Press reports regarding the Jenkins
Investigation in Puebla and also Prose-
cutor Mitchelfs statements have al
ways mentioned the Puebla criminal
court as the tribunal investigating the
case. despite the fact that the supreme
courts ruling determined the iurisdic.
tion of the federal court Documentary
claims from the Puebla criminal and
district courts were received yesterday
by the supreme court. and II appears
that the controversy between the tri.
bunals in Puebla is not considered set.
tied. Throughout the proceedings Jeu-
kins has been attempting to secure
trial before the federal court.
Evening star., 1920-02-19
CAVALRY LIKELY TO TAKE
PLACE OF TEXAS n. G.
Troops and Aerial Unit
Included in Plans Awaiting Sec
retary of Wars Sanction.

HOUSTON. Tex. February 1s.-In-
fantry units of the Texas National
Guard will be disbanded and replaced
by complete cavalry division. in
cluding auxiliary troops and an aerial
unit. under tentative plans approved
by the chief of military affairs, oper-
ations division. general STAFF, and are
now awaiting only formal sanction Of
the Secretary of War, it was announced
here yesterday by Gen. J. F. wolters
of the Texas National Guard, who has
agreed to accept the; post of division
commander with the rank of major
general.
1t is contemplated by the War De-
partment, according to Gen. Wolters.
also to establish companies of. heavy
artillery in the state forces to replace
the regulars at Galveston and. other
coast points. AS far as possible,
without displacing officers Of the Ma
tional Guard who have proved to be
capable, he said, ex-service officers
will be given the commissions in the
new units. No infantry companies
are provided for in the plant.