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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28

Nevertheless it is of vital importance It apparently justifies the view taken by some of the experts that normal in ternational trade and financial condi- tions will not be reached possibly until 1850.
 WHAT KANSAS IS DOING
 Governor Allen of Kansas was not suc- cossful in securing the nomination ot his candidate, General Wood, for the pre- sidency, but he seems to have ac- ccpted defeat in the spirit of true sportsman and to have returned to Kansas determined that the prospects of magnificent wheat harvest in thai state shall become fact
 Ia the northwest spring wheat is do- ing splendidly If the farmers could be assured that thieir wheat would be moved from the fields and the eleVa- tors to the markets, they would be con tent. The remark was made this morn ing when the reports were received that told of the fine promise for Kan sas wheat, and the certainty that Il would be harvested, that if Governor Allen ian find the harvest hands which are needed in order to gather the Kan sas wheat, there seems to be no req son why in other states. where a short Gge of farm labor is reported to be threatening the wheat harvest, the nec- essary farm hands cannot be secured by the governors, municipalities, boards of trade and chambers of commerce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
GUEST IGNORED

Mrs. l.. II. Hutchison was the honor guest at a banquet given by the Junior Christian Endeavor Society Of the First Christian Church Friday afternoon The classroom of the church was artisticallv decorated in blue ana white. the club colors. for the occa- sion and attractive place cards hell the names of the guests. Preceding the serving of the dinner the following programme was given: Welcome song, ITO Mrs. Hutchison," James Stevenson; piano solo, Carolyn Brad ley; reading. Francis Stevenson; solo, Juanita McGill; piano solo. Minnette Hood; vocal, Xavier Kean. Salie Mann acted as toastmistress and a beautiful tribute was paid to the guests Of honor. Rev. E. H. Hutchison ad dressed the members of the society following the banquet. Mrs. Hutchison will leave in few days for her vaca- ton, which will be spent in Atlanta. Macon and Columbus. Ga, and the banquet was arranged as a surprise | for her before leaving.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
ITALIAN CHAMBER
 TWICE SUSPENDED
 DURING SATURDAY
By Associated Press

Rome, June s7.-The Chamber of Deputies was twice suspended Satur day during the discussion of the An coma situation and the governments policy with regard to Albania. Signor Bonomi, minister of war. assured the house that the mutiny of Bersaglieri at Ancona had terminated and that the officers had resumed command of the troops. He added. however that cer- lain anarchist elements had taken ad- vantage of the situation to perform acts of violence. When the socialists insisted that Signor Bonomi tell the chamber where the troops were being sent from Ancona there was great tumult in the chamber and the presi dent suspended the sitting.
 When the sitting was resumed, Pre- m'er Giolitti was challenged on the subject of Avlona. He replied that the Italian troops in the Albanian town were attacked by the enemy and had to defend themselves, This provoked another uproar and again the sitting was suspended
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
SUFFRAGE TO COME
 UP TODAY IN THE GEORGIA SENATE
ey Associated Press

Atlanta. Ga, June 27.-The woman suf- lfrage question is due to come before the Georgia Senate tomorrow, when a pro- posed amendment to the state constitu- tion granting the vote to women will be a special order of the day. Friends Of the measure express confidence of pass
 ing it through the Senate, but some of them do not conceal their fear of it's fate
 in the house.
 There are indications that the federal suffrage amendment will come up again this year At the last session proposals for the measure forced it to vote il both houses which rejected it. Since sep arate resolutions on the subject. instead of concurrent resolution, were the means of rejection. advocates of the fed eral measure claim it's status is the same as if no action had been taken. The personnel of both houses is practically the same as last year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
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The citizens of Ensley will be glad ot learn that actual work has been begun on the swimming pool crew of men are now busy making the ex- cavation and almost all the material needed is on hand.
 The pool is being constructed on Twenty ninth street and Avenue l. It is quite large and is divided into two pools. One for the ladies and their escorts. the other for the men and boys Dressing rooms and showers will be provided and the swimmers will be required to go through the showers to enter the pool. It will be up-to-date in every particular and especially con- Heretofore it has been neces- sary for Ensley people to go long distance to go in bathing, but now it will be handy not only to citizens of EnsIey, but also to those of Fairfield, Wylam and Pratt City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
ADJUSTMENTS
AT LOEW'S BIJOU

Who is Adrian He is hailed az the funniest of the many excellent come dians who have appeared at Loews Bijou theatre during the present season. With two stage hand assistants he comec to the Loew playhouse as the headline attraction for the weeks opening bill.
 In addition, there will be Thomas and Fredrick Sisters. a paprika of song and dance; Billy Barlow in his comedy sketch, odds and Ends" a complete one-man vaudeville show; Victoria and Clotilda Gallarini, violin and accordion experts, and Bud and Jessie May, in songs, comedy chatter, dancing and sen sational cycling.
 William Russell, the Fox film star will be seen in the filming of Ridgewell Gull lum's famous novel. ",rhe Twins of Suf- fering Creek"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
AT THE LYRIC

What is billed as one of the beSt-round-
 ed programmes shown at the Lyric Jn some time, with nearly all of the acts playing at par with the others, opens at the Keith house today. Ranson and Clark, musical comedy stars will be sen and heard, while Burke, Walsh and Nano,
 in They're Peculiar something differ ent in song and dance
 The Sterling Saxaphone Four another of Tom Browns big productions is on the list, while The SiIverlakes,'' mida.r artists, and Jap the wise hound. also appear, In addition to the vaudeville programme, Mabel Normand will be seen in her latest Goldwyn production, "The Slim Princess, a delightful comedy. Fox News Weekly and Topical Tips also will be flashed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
MORNING PARTY

Mrs. W. A. Cochran entertained with a delightful morning party in honor of Mrs F. o. Heller Friday from 10 to12 o'clock. A color motif of yellow and white was carried out in the details of the party and yellow cannas, mas turtiums and sunflowers adorned the house. A refreshing punch was dis pensed by Mrs. George Cochran on the porch as the guests arrived. Enter taining contests amused the guests and prize for swiftness in hanging clothes on line was awarded to Mrs Clarence Cook.
 A plate luncheon was served at noon and the following enjoyed this delightful hospitality: Mrs. Hellier, Mrs. E. E. Clark, Mrs. Richard Faull, Mrs. II. H. Pendleton. Mrs R. L. King, Mrs. G. H. Stevenson, Mrs. Walter Williams. Mrs. Macon Williams, Mrs. A. D. Bell. Mrs. A. l.. Cooley, Mrs. J. H. Blue, Mrs. T. G. Johnston, Mrs. c. B. Lytle. Mrs. J. D. Malone, Mrs, Lucien Huey. Mrs. J. B. Morton, Mrs B. l.. Russell. Mrs. Clarence Cook Miss Hettie Faull and Miss Bessie Shaw.
 Mrs. R. l.. King. Mrs. G. H. Steven son and Mrs. George Cochran assisted Mrs. Cochran in entertaining her guests.
 Miss Mary Nell Williams entertained with matinee party this week in honor Of Miss Maleita and Miss Vir- ginia Evcritt of Jackson. Tenn, guests of Misses Fannie and Gage Morton The young ladies were chaperoned by Miss Williams mother. Mrs. w. F. Williams
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
VILLA FOLLOWERS STATE STAND IN
 LONG MANIFESTO
Say Bandit Only Leader Willing to Fight for PeO- pie Want Reign of
 Real Democracy
By Associated Press

Washington, June 27.-Deelaring in favor of the restoration of the consti tuition of 1851 and describing Francisco Villa as the only leader who disin- terestedly ands patrioticallv combats and will continue to combat for the welfare of the people and for the re- establishment of constitutional order ten generals. more than fifty other of ficers, including Villas chief of starl, and a number of civilians have issued manifesto to the Mexican people an- nouncing their position in the present Mexican situation.
 The manifesto. a copy of which reached Washington today, was issued at Hacienda Salices. district of Jiminez, Chihuahua. It states that the Agua Prieta plan, which is to be the stand ard of the new liberal constitutional revolution. like that of Guadalupe, vii; be source of discord for the future and in consequence VIII bring serious evil to the country" It further states that signers oF the manifesto want the reign of democracy; true govern ment of the people by the people, and not that the succession of tyrants be sought by means of treason intrigue. disloyai1y. cowardice and crime as- sassinating some to elevate someone else"
 Product of new military coup" the manifesto says. the regime which intends to establish itself in the coun- try with the same passions. the same ieaIousies. the same ambitions and the same mistakes. will be impotent to restore peace in the republic
 MET WITH INTRIGUES
 The manifesto states that the Nil- listas endeavored to join the Sonora itc shared the same ideals and principles as their own. bN, it states. "unfortun- ately our goad faith our honesty and our patriotism have been met with in- trigues, disloyalty and treaehery and with the most absolute disregard for the justice that has been and still is ours"
 The Obregonists the manifesto con. tinues. demanded that the signers of the manifesto abandon their chief, General Villa. and retire to private life or serve in the army under an Obre- gonista chieftain, and that General Villa retire to private life and com fine himself to the state of Sonora until after the elections. when he could live anywhere in the republic as a prt- Vate citizen.
 This is the first information reach- ing Washington as to the terms pro- posed by the new regime in it's ef- forts tc secure the retirement of Villa. 1le signers also charge that the emis- saries of 9hregon and De La Huerta attempted wholesale assassination after getting the Villista generals into conference with a view to ending the Fillsta movement
 The generals signing the manifesto are Nicofas Fernandez. Albino Aranda ] fsmael Hernandez Sostenes Garza, R Michel, Lorenzo Alvalos, Porfirio Or nelas. Jose B. Garcia, Silverio Tovarez and Narcso Hernandez
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

Mrs. k. J. Fowler and Miss Earl Oliver entertained with a miscel . laneous shower in honor of Miss Lois Farr, a bride of "Wednesday evening, at the residence of Mrs. Fowler in Brighton Saturday afternoon. Pink and white cut flowers and ferns were used for decorations and those receiv- ing with the hostesses were Miss Farr, Mrs. John Farr. Mrs Len Elliot and Miss Alice Oliver Smith. Punch was served in the dining room by Mrs. H. L. Turney and Miss Ruby Fowler and the brides registry, in which the guests wrote a receipt for managing husband successfully. was kept by Miss Jewell Fowler and Miss Jessie Hulsay. Miss Farrs gifts were placed in a simulated fish pond and she fished for them with line and hook. The gifts were varied arc were received gracefully by the honoree. Ice cream, cake and hints in mink and white were served to the guests during the aft arnCOn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
NATIONALIST LEADER
 HAS APPROVED REPLY TO ALLIES ON TREATY
.y AsseeIated pr,..

Constantinople. June 23-Mustapha Ke- nal Pasna, leader of the Turkish na- tionalists. gave his approval to the re- ply of Turkey to the Allied peace treaty. The reply absolutely refuses to surrender Smyrna and Thrace to the Creeks. Rech,d Bey and Djenal Pasha, members of tho peace delegation who will proceed to France aboard British cruiser, are ex- pected to arrive therc next Tuesday.
 A mandate Issued by Mustapha Ksmal in Anatolis states that the Trsnch have recognized the Turkish nationaiists as tho real government of Turkey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
MATRON'S GLIB

Mrs George Waller entertained the ,nemhers of the Matrons Club at her home on Fourth avenue Friday after noon. Ferns and daisies were used attractively in the decorations, many baskets of daisies being placed ar tistically throughout the rooms where games of progressive fortytwo were played. Mts. J. A. Little and Miss Dorothy Huffman assisted Mrs. Wal Ter in her duties of hostess. After the games a salad plate with iced tea was served. Only the members of the club were guests on this occasion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
Notice

Notice is hereby given that on July ., 1920, during the hours of legal sales, | in front of Fies & Sons, in the City of Birmingham, Ala, will offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, one gray mule and one sorrel mule, one set double wagon harness, one two-horse wagon and 300 pounds of sugar, t~e bame having been seized in Shelby County, Alabama, on the 9th day of May, 1920, under Section 3450 United States Revised Statutes. for the illegal transportation of liquor in vio- .lation of the Internal Revenue Law nc claim having been interposed, and no bond having been given within the time specified in the seizure notice hereto fore published.
 N L. PIERCE, Federal Prohibition Agent and Deputy
 Collector.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice

Notice is hereby given that on July g, 1920, during hours of legal sales, in front of Flies & Sons. in the City of Birmingham, Ala, I will offer for sale. at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, one small hay horse one one-horse wagon, one set single wagon harness, the same having been seized in Shelby County, Alabama, fif- teen\(15) miles south of Birmingham on tMe 21st day of April, 1920. under Section 3450 United States Revised Statutes, for transporting material to an illicit distillery, in violation of the Internal Revenue Law, no claim hay ing been interposed, and no bond hav- ing been given within the time speci- fled in the seizure notice heretofore published.
 N l.. PRICE, Federal Prohibition Agent and Deputy Collector
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28

Mrs. T. J. Jones and Miss Frances Jones are the guests of friends in Att lanta.
 Mrs. H. l.. Jones and son, Tom, vera recent visitors to Mrs. B. E. Surser.
 J. C. Lehman has returned from Hot Springs. where he spent several weeks,
 Mrs. Harold Purser of Wilmington, Ky, is visiting relatives in the district.
 Major Watts spent the weekend as the guest of MT. and Mrs. B. E. Purser.
 Tom Ray is seriously ill at his home on Dartmouth avenue.
 Miss Pauline Scott of Longview is the guest of Misses Jessie and Jeffie Bell Williams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
Blind Man Kills wIfs

Macon. Ga. June H.-C. c. crsason, .. blind man, shot and Killed bis wife here fate today. A feur-yesr-eid child wlt- nessad the shooting. Cfeason fired five shots and reloaded his pistol. He told the shsFiffs deputies whe arrested him that he tried te kill tive men whom he had ordered from his home. and did not know that he had wounded his wife. The CveAsons came here fFem Ware sheais. [. C., five yeafS age.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-28
DITCH LYNCH

pr. Sparks, the chairman of the Ems ley committee of the Rainbow division drive, announces that there will be a Dutch" lunch today at o'clock at the Metropolitan cafe for the purpose of appointing subcomnittees for the drive in Ensley. Fairfield. Fairview, Wylam and Pratt City. He requests that all business men who receive cards of announcement will please come or send a representative.