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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-05
Z. s. ARMY GOODS


saNo ~ Nooe oRoER TODAY
Y. 3 Army 2. y shirts twe pur-
Grade a. i2ss; Erads q, safe and Erade
&. ttt6 n. = Navy wool underwear
each garment cost royernrnent =. brand
ti.ss Z. 5. Army shoss. reputation Nun
son last humsmt leather This IL not the
cheap imitation. but the best quality
aoysrument specification built shoe.
tssa q =. Army heavy Q. p and Gray
Cotton Socks. brand new. per paag, $50
". 3. Army pVercoata. AL wool. warm
and comfortable double breasted. boited
back, civilian buttons. a real protection
aaainet winter winds, dyed blue. black
~ brown. ts.shi olive arah color a. ST. %.
Sheep lined Coats. brand new. made
from the beat grade canvas dusk. heavy
weight. lining ~ genuine selected sheep
skin a wonderful value. price cut %
as 70. q. ~ Army Raincoats. officers
halted model bellows pockets, BRAID
new, A wonderful rnincuaf made 70 stand
the most Indictment weather. coat f5-an.
lone, ti16o. same coat. 10 tn Ions. slf.be.
" =. Army blanketM brand new olive
drahs t-ib. blanket regulation the best
wool blanket that money could buy IS
" 8. Army Blanket .. ~. reclaimed On
kood condition. grade A. tsas u. d.
stand me most severe weather. best
quality ~ rubber. 49,. Y. 3 Army gar
eaEe cans. with "a. brand new. s. inss..
made from best grada gaivaniEed iron.
1885. WRITE FOR FREE CATAfsOi3.
Your money win be rsfundel n you Are
net satisfied with each purchase. Lib
EhTN BONDS ACCEPTED At FACE
VALUE Include postage for goods sent
seAotsy soNoEo WAREHOUSE co.
Dept. s2s. crsmnVills, d. G.
LARGEST Dealers IN Army ooods n tie
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS cS p5AL wsTAwa.
We lead money Or Rsmi Estate In thw
city on nhert netica. Please ssafa -
aprilcatAon II ga have an Abstract "a
Tide 20 the property.
Cal aGd see 90.
THE WATSON AGENCY. Hnm
South paiASox 81.
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SAVANNAH

Turpentine-unehan last sale.
~ l-2c: sales. O. receipts, 40: ship
ments, a.1eo: stock. 1850.
Unchanged. last sale Nov. IL.
sales. o: receipts, LAS: shipments.
SEQ. stock. 71.0eo
Quotations WV. VIC. 81. y. X, l.
y. =. II y. 3. 100.
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pENaAcoLA

Turpentlne-R Receipts. ioi; ship
ments. SIS; stock, ie.o0s.
Roein--Reeeipts b3e: shipments.
200; stock. - ,a01.
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WANTED

wAMTEp-Ons or two aoxen decoys.
Journal.
ANTEn--Stretn ching curtains nicely AZ
reasonable price Call az 1901 \. De-
NtllieF. 81 phone f9eT. clara Pearson.
WANTED noaFdeFa wanted. 11s "
Government 81.
yvANTEn-stoves repaired Of ell kinds.
Hy q r. Likes. Phone 1884, s1s =.
WANTED TO nCY~-A wicker er TAissien
living Feom sst. also q GOOD Ice box
100 Ihs. capacity, mMSF he Use new.
SEWING. MACHINES. Afwws. ETRTN0
instruments repaired Phone Isl. 2.
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Mount Fu5i IN Japan has heat
enough in some Of It's sfeaming fia-
sures 20 permit eggs to boil
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-Dealers. Garages or welders
Va each county q act ~ distributors
for real I've proposition. This Il an eN-
oeptlonal opportunity which woud require
a small invest nneuf. The Western kelli~
Metal Corporation. T2i Grant. Denver
Colo. bsa
AGENTS WANTED te advertise our
goods end distribute Free samples q
f.arfieniars American pro8ucts Co.
2sia American Bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio.
NEW CENSUS Maps just ready NIL
Hons waiting for them. BONANZA Tor
those first 81 field Many other good
propositionA Hase sales Co. Atlanta,
AGENTS Take orders for pure sirs
fa .,ss's male sis da1y We dsi i. 5 f6r
Sos.t 81 8 o. rsfasdsd ATE. We ere AZ.
SIX Hosiery Miils. Indianapolis. IND
go YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY!
huurs. drop postal fpr part iculars 8. N.
Harkdale bats Christian So. rhilAael-
phia, ia -
AENTE-Our wonder Christmas pack
age contalua 20@gft articles Get busy
'e'p'' - q '''''''' 49, 'N sss
ence unnecessary Everything Furnish
81 send self addressed stamped envei-
0ne fer free particulars. Bon Bon Can
dxmakerw Go Broad 81. Philadelphia.
AGENTS. -av 500 a. weekly Tor three
average raincoat orders daily No de-
livering No Investment Five dozen
samples '-1lni Rs2ersIbios and Hah-
berined oveuooats featured Sample to
wear free Parker Mfg. Co. agie Book
81 Dayton, q.
AGENTS WONDERED seiler Sec profit
every dollar sales License uaneces-
RarV Ne Stock 20 carry Sawirle
Pre- MiNlon Bead Co. office q Los
Ankeles. 1aa4i
AGENTs-Nfake $50 weekly taking or.
dera for fast selling Goodyear raincoata.
hundreds 81 5rders wzltlnE. sfsa IN hour
for spare time We deliver and collect.
ample coat free. write tCdaw fof
agency. Goodyear Nfr Co eaqa Good.
year Bios Kansas City. No
AGENTS Make t7soo weexiv ssatns
guaranteed hosiery we guarantees $50 o.
weekly fun time. T5c an hour spare
time Experience umBar@aNarw Perfect
wear Hosiery. Darby. Pa. ioS
AGENTS LARGE MANUFACTURES
wants agents 20 sci hosiery Under
Ing etc Write for free samples NAL
son Mile. 90 Broadway. New York. sls
wanted IN every towa for
Sneedolins. 800 60 % fSfe 90 ser month l
exclusive territory aatCmohlte free 10
WORKERS. speedciine Co, Dept. tft. Dali
a.. Texas ~
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one-sixth Ct ths worlds known coal
resources are said 20 be IN DrumhelIer
VALLEY. So miles east Of Calgary. AL
berfn
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statesmen


ED--saleHman - sell .ff,tae-s
raging stock in q Florida CORPORA 4 itsvs
Nith state permit HiTh class fn evere
manner 5s page proapectms We wmnt
rtaA statesmen. This 8s no training ssshrgs8
cur statesmen are making big money NJ
drawing account seekers wanted ~
McFarland sales Manager a0g MaaorSe
Temple. Jacksonville, f1a. Phone NaI8
WE RECOGNIZE NO COMPETITIONS
neca afe q me unique and most essen
fl@t nature and ~. 81 protected article
exclusively owued ard enufrailess - ~
clearing upwsra 81 kk0.a8 nar aav fnr
a. leNn1en Government rreated $1,000
il you cannot sell fhis specially F0n mi
teil selling lfe prnHervers on a etaking
ship. Definite ca@opNrntfnn &c.,
Laaff PRES. 8 South Dearborn 81 f.l,f-
cage. f11 'a*
N4A&rEn--Saiexn1en 70 sell alvsaara
paying stock IN 4 FLORIDA cornarafi0r
With state permit High class IN everv
manner ~ pare prospectus we want
reel Salssmen. The - ne training sehao,
our statesmen are making hig naonsy. NJ
arn sing account seekers wasted W.
Mcfarland. Sales Manager aa9 Maeante
Temple. Jacksonville. Faa. Phone see
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HELP--FEMALE

MANTEN~-An emsrKetie woman 20 dis
tribute IN this community q scientific
preTaratfon that viii positively prevent
holes IN AL qualities grades and eolora
% hosiery. Excellent money maker Ad-
dress prevento-Hoie Inc, 81 Chambers
So Npw York city
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PERDID0 BAY HOTEL
Lillian, Ala. Baldwin County.

Best of accommodations at
reasonable price. Special rate
per week. Good fishing. hunting.
boating and bathing. Only LIZ
miles west Of Pensacola. Recent
ly remodeled. Phone I'll.
PHILLIP ICKLER, Prop'r.
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TRANSFER-Storage

SOFAS TRANsFEn CO.
Fto ss,.w 10 crE,cE .@sp Was
KINDS 90 NhuLtNa. YOUR nusl-
NEss SOLICITED.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED
ADS
One Cent a Word In Advance
One Rate 90 An


One Rate 90 An
Count the words IN your ad-
vsrtlsement snd multiply ~ the
number 81 times you desire u
printed. remit accordingly.
IN counting words include TIE
Lst- 'For sale wanted" etc,
e. well g. addresses
RATES.
No advertisement taken for less
nan e. cents.
BLACK FACE CAPS. LIKE
TINS. Two CENTS pm WON.
Photographed matter. llne
DISHES white space classified
display &c per llne. SO per inch
tta lines make a. inch.l
Regular advertisers with led
Ger haoounls may have classified
ads charged
Cancel orders should be given
IA writing. never over the phone
Advertisers should givs their
home or postofflee address a.
well Is their phone numbers
beeauss many readers have no
teieph ones.
II the advertiser SO desires. re-
plies can be sent 20 The Journal
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ADVERTISE Rate Book mailed FREE
Standard Advertising Agency SIS vic-
torta. ~. Louis gs2
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AUCTION SALE 81 horses and mules
Monday December Eth At the Il A M
atork yards. Come and set horse 81
mule - your own price
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Buick. 1890 model
q hahR UfanA Chevrolet
a seq hinder Oi1s
small Chevrolet
d s-csl&nueF Buick
Z E=paAaeuEsr uldN
All cars in A-No. ] condition az q bar
gam. Noid On easy terms hy SID Fried
The Automobile King
FH4ED MOTOR CO.
phone 4tss
Let Ua Trade Cars With You.
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MISCELLANEOUS

YOu can earn big money selling our
tires direct to users az these low prices
s0xa Men skid. 1890 20 a9x8. SIS 10.
Wright Kentucky, earned ssa0as in TIVE
weeks. Hopper. Illinois. earned sgtf0.aa
IN one month. Our plan from fnstnufae
turer dlreca 10 user. Exclusive TERRITORY
given. Just opening Florida. Write or
wire quick before your territory Isl taken
MEN, we guarantees TO teach you the
barber trade. scholars complete IN four
weeks, income while learning. ye own
shope permanent paving Positions qua
antaea white unlY9 Jack R0ngtue Barber
College. Jacksonville. Fla. 28s
ApWwnTTEF,-Haaa hook mailed rnEf
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ROB RENT--aoom adjoining bath. 81
West Grcgory.
FOR BENT-Two furnished looms ~
HIGHT heuae-kecping No children. 500
East Jackson 81
FoR RgNT-FURNlsaap Rooms.
sEsT ~ CITY, hoT, COLD, aATtss
sqss ssa3. eo 5s ssl 81 oHg
Two on poNR ogNTLEMkN' tss VI.
zARsAooss1 81. Mss. oGlNosR.
ron RENT Furnished rooms Tor light
80, a99se . serping Down stairs. Apply
FOR RENr--ESrnished room aalolninr
oath. man or couple. Phone izss.
k0R kENT--8ooms to adults. Apply
any time sunday or 50 rs ESQ wsak
aaAs. 90 w 0reEory.
FOR RlgNT-E9ve unrarniehsa roornu -
ight houae-keeping 600 4. Gadaden
FOR RENT Cottage on naval r.aar,r- :
ton furnished complete. Apply Capf
S.a.ten. ealef ~ watch force. Naval Ar
Foa aENT--oNE DESIRABLE ApART.
sIssssiho ss99o osal swyiIETs s92FovtL A ESs
HEArsa. sssAKFAsT SOON kS S5
ss ans H4TssIa1TsItssourH T,ua I,.tTs
ERom cAs LiNE. AL coapSsTsl>S
EgaNisttgp: ADDRESS D. v. NJ.
CARE JOURNAL.
FOR RENT-sevea room houes phone
FoR RENT-MoDERn 4.pooN apAeT
mENT, ENERN CONVENIENCE, IN
cLuplNo STEAM AEAT, oVERLook
~ 40 ne, eay Z !. egsI LoeATioN ~ civ.
~ ~ q lfI = AVs. PRONE aoso.
FOR RENT-Furnlshea private anars
lights AIso ana re. ss,@1 1f - e'eeif.a
Address Farnie Hiu. 18th Ave. ana igfh
street Phone 1873
FOR RENT-Ona hearoo,,, ara h,r,g-
enette. Modern rnnweniencea Act
50 - GREGORY Phone eTa.
FOR RENT-F'urnlshed aparfmegf :.
hay shore Phone 1919
EOS sENT-LovELv SURE or ug-
TO pATE ROOMS. gvERS cox.
yENiENENcE, oENTLEMwA "a
DC -, sNp VIE. 80 w. wRioHT. sT.
FOR 1ls,, ht.N T-rge qr three furnished
soNsa.efn exposure Adults only Phone
FOR RENT Rooms for gantiemen a.
X ''Fr g. y,oaheNetpinw Phone 22si s6i 1
Rooes zoe "s oss4l rs sesssN'ssso
y sAT1. HOT wATER. ELEcTRic
! lsr - AND PHONE. pLEAsAnTLg 4
! IS9SSA A,E5p ok Gay sHoRE. ovER
sToPs AT aouse say so sso es.s sas
spAcE. REFERENcas rScAANoFp
NDpNESs L. p. C, CARE JOURNAL i
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ lALLY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But TTie and the Results are UneQuued
FOR SALE

FOR sAI.E-M Magnolia trees. arhorvltas.
cedar trees, good Tor reanftlna Arplv
lgta Ave and lsh street o. % IT.. In
gram,
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FOR RENT

FOR HENT--Two three or four room
completely furnished house keeping
apartment. Gas range. electricity. BATH.
Dot water, every convenience. garage
possession at once Phone 1906. k2S ~
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WONDERFUL VALUES

Our great rrice wrecktng sale a now
on. We bought goods from Uncle Sam Ia
vast quantities. Ia NEW and R1G LAM
HID.
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aaaa Il = % . o . . u = !; % . y
g 81
@ NAVAL STORES n
. 90
: q q . q q t. q g % .; . . . . .
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Fuh sALE-One Rex typewriter IL good
oundition. Price reasonable. Apply
Journal office
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HEI4P-MALE

WANTED - Caulkers
and ship carpenters;
steady work. Kelly Dry
Dock e Shipbuilding
Co., Mobile, Ala.
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West GrcE0rs,
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DANCING

DANCING ScIOoIs-Ciaewea Private
lessons. Also childreu.s clasaes Ia aes-
ihetic uanelnN so6 West GreEorg Phone
&s 1890
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MAN on WOMAN WANTED. salary see
fun time. Tsc IN hour spare time, seil-
Ing guaranteed hosiery Is wearer. fsx~
perience unnecessary, International Mile
N@rristuwn. Ia.
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Fon eAIsle-Oua Napolsen bicyeie. prao-
tfnaIiv n@W Coaster brake mud muafa
and afand. complete az q bargain. CAL
al SCI u. aullieuaFsle -.
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plnshrsexe white fsehoraa. Tare
Matched right hook trAfFW rsv 80
March ana Arm gsilysry nriis ser
Farrn. Callahan. Florida.
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WANTfsD--Dealers Garages or welders
Ia each county 10 act as distributors
for real i've proposition. THIS - an eN-
oeptlnnai opportunity which Wumd require
a small invest menf. The Western kelli-
Metal Corporation. T2t Grant. Denver
colo. 5s8
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FsOR aAI.w-i new AtaK tire and tube
tee Nnifad States tifcN and tuneAs
Used little sixe tzxa IL A bargain.
nal oftleA
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FOR nENT-~Two furnished rooms r.
fght houae-kecpiug No Children. So
Eaat Jackson sd
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LOST AND FOUND

L0HT--iArEc. brown, German police dor
large erect ears, long pointed muzaib.
answers g. name 81 Mac Finder nos
tifY Ten Nennenw rhnna rs am8 r.
cnlVe reward
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MEN wanted FIR detective work. Expe-
Ffence unnecessary. Write r. Gamer,
former Z. $. Govt Detective. s. Louis
af4
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eAhbAtfE and Bermuda Onion Plants
one thousand. 81 20. H.Hon. 81 So Orders
fllled promptly. Satisfaction Nuarn Htced.
,. l.. White Tallahassee. Fla
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
f OUR NEW EIOLE.SAI.E DEPARTMENT

BUSINESS proportions forced
wholesale department the
Institution that we have been succe developing and feel safe it is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06
HUNTSVILLE

Huntsville, September 5.-(Specialo Forty citizens of Madison county, men and women who are independent of po- ltical affiliations, have signed call for mass meeting to be held in Hunst- vile next Saturday in the Madison county courthouse to protest against the ratification of the nineteenth amendment by the Alabama legislature at the special session soon to be held. The mass meeting will be addressed by Speaker Seth Walker of the lower Ten nessee house. The call for the mass meeting ayers that the people Of Ala bama and the south are confronted with one of the greatest perils they nave been called upon to face in fifty years
 An attempt has been made to nullify the constitution of our sister state, Tennessee.," says, the call, and reaiz- ing that an attempt may be made by certain forces to coerce the Alabama legislature to go beyond the legislation covered by the governor in his proc lamation and ratify the suffrage amend ment to the constitution of the United States forcing the franchise upon the women who do not want it and deprive the state of Alabama of the right to control the qualificatio of her cleo tors.'
 Deputy Collector Hugh Craft IS pacK from Colbert county. where he de- stroyed three big. stills, 1,5OO gallons of beer and thirty gallons of molasses. NO prisoners were taken. The operators of the stills had sent word to Deputy Craft and the members of his posse to come and get them. as they nao some good rifles to exercise on them. The moonshiners were not present when the officers arrived on the scene.
 J. ". Mayse formerly a we'll known resident of Huntsville, died yesterday at MilIedgeville, Ga. He is survived by his wife and three children who are living here.s
 Dr. Carl Grote, city and county health officer, made a statement yesterday that there seems to be an epidemic Of rabies among the pet dogs of Madison county. The local institute here has given treatment to fourteen people so far.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06
LEADERS ID TALK ON
 STATE WATERWAYS
Local Delegation to Attend State Meeting-- Underwood
 and HefIin Speakers

A. c. Patterson, president-elect of the Alabama public service commi S. sion. has signified his acceptance to an invitation to address the waterways meeting to be held in Montgomery Sep tember 15, in letter received by Mur- ray Brown, president of the state har- bor commission, recently.
 MT. Patterson will speak on water way transportation and it's effect of freight rates. This is a subject to which Mr. Patterson mas given a great deal of study preparatory 10 lis talk ing office as head of tae public service commission.
 Interest in this meeting, which is held for the purpose of organizing the Alabama Waterway Association is high in Birmingham. Practically every congressman and senator from Ala bama, all of the members of the legis- lature which will be in session at the time, prominent editors, and business men from every community in the state are going to attend tae meeting. Senator Underwood and Senator -nomi- nate Heflin will be the chief speakers.
 Birmingham will be well represented . delegation from every civic organi- xat:on having been already named to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06
HAMILTON

Hamilton. September 5.-(Special.)-Se .tor Oscar w. Underwood addressed large crowd of Marion county citizens Tn the courthouse here yesterday ana m +wo-hour speech, which was entnuslastl- cally received, told of the many good measures passed by democratic aomih- t.tration and defended the acts or the rartv. Ernest B. Ffte, in introducing the Senator. paid tribute to him TOT the ~.-vicAs he had rendered the state and na ton. Senator Underwood stated that r1he stood for no class, but for the oe- snocracy of the people and against class s,riyilege. While he had been against the eighteenth amendment, ne stoou TOT tne rtrict enforcement of the same. Because ,,na n;llar of the temple was knocked out vas no reason for destroying the tempe itself. he said, declaring. we must re- .ract and obey all laws in order to main tain good government. 4.
 ..The deomcratic party has entered tnis , campaign with the best case any party ever had" said Senator Underwood. our party has made some mistakes, but the Achievements have been so much greater than the mistakes that it is entitled to remain in power"
 He said the republican party when in power was tied to the money interests and did not pass the necessary financial laws to prevent panics.
 The League of Nations was explained and defended. He charged the republi- cans with blocking peace on account of their hatred for President Wilson. He said that If the United States, France and England had signed an agreement to keep the peace of the world before the World war, we would not have had any war.
 This was the first opportunity Senator Underwood has had to visit Marion coun- ty and his many friends took advantage of the occasion and came from all sec lions of the county to hear Alabama g AistiuR Ruished Senator.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06
STEAMSHIP IS SAFE
Anxiety Felt For Steamer Roosevelt,
 But No Trouble Experienced
By Associated Press

London, Ontario, September 5.-Anx- 3ety was felt here tonight for the safety of the passenger steamship Theodore Roosevelt, which left Cleveland at 8 o'clock this morning for Port Stanley, where she was due at 1880 p. m. It is believed the vessels wireless may be out of order. as several unsuccessful attempts were made to communicate with her.
 Cleveland O.. September 5.-The steamship Theodore Roosevelt is safe at her dock here. She made the regu lar trip to Port Stanley and returned today, docking tonight at s15 o'clock without experiencing any trouble, ac- cording to steamship officials.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06
Must Stand Trial
By Associated Pre'

Montsomery. September 5.-tSpecial)- c. T. Cooper. wanted at Dothan on charge of issuing check for sl,o4S.12. which was not paid on presentation to the bank must return to Alabama from Georgia to stand trial if the governor of Georgia honors Governor kiiby's requi
 sition. The request for Cooper's return to Alabama was made by the executive department today. / It is alleged the of fense was committed in November. l9ls
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

UnlteQ Milne WOrkefS or Anerlca, appeared the following statement
 "To show the public how far we have gone
 to meet the objections of the operators
 this question, invite your particular atten-
 ton to the fact that throughout this proposed
 the questions of recognition of the
 union,' the closed shop the 'check-of' or
 district officers not mentioned. These
 the questions that the operators have al-
 ways heretofore inveghed and fought
 against, and we submit that if the above had
 been included in the agreement, then the
 operators could have charged that recogni-
 ton of the union what we were demand
 ing and is responsible for the strike.
 In his order calling general strike, and in the page ad in connection with it (both published in the Sunday daily papers of Birmingham, it is made clear that the main issue in the proposed strike is the recognition of the United Mine Workers of America by the operators of Ala bama
 We invite the public to contrast the insincere methods of Kennamer & Co. with the straight forward declaration of the operators, iterated and reiterated, that the only issue from the be- ginning, was and is RECOGNITION, and that the operators will never yield that point. The public therefore, have always known where the operators stood. They were unable to understand the real animus of Kennamer & Co. until the strike call was issue.
 The strike order issued by Kennamer & Co. harps on "collective bargaining"
 It has already been pointed out in advertise ments signed by Alabama operators that every contract broken by order of Kennamer & Co. provided for "collective bargaining" and we know of other contracts, offered in good faith by operators, in which collective bargaining was included which were rejected by the mine en- ployes through the influence of Kennamer & Co., This justifes the deduction that Kenna- mer & Co. have no other use for the principle of true collective bargaining than as bait with which to catch the public.
 A Committee Represen
 Chas. F. DeBardeleben
 Frank G. Morris