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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
GUERRA COGERlO PARA
~ENTREGRRLO V

-"AsesiEo Sc me llama-tijO Here
70 mcstrando deSagraGo y cosiSndose
nerviosancnte el bigotc no muy eSre-
so y e~ntrecano. y levantando ligera-
mnnte las ~vcntanillas de Ia nariz recta
y dura: me han llamado los perihdi-
COS. que he visto en- mi viaje dsde Tux
pam a sGui. a trav6S de TampiCo.
MONTEREY Y San Luis. Pero no tiencn
los peri5dicos 10 cuIpa. sino clos"
IS decir. los ctroS". los de Ia comit!-
"a. en- ura palahra.
'Yo nj siQuiera VI a CarranZa. du-
ant 81 ataque ri dSpuGS de muerto.-
SiEUi6 diciendo Herrera al ~reprsentan-
to de LA PRENSA:-yo ataque con
mis- .uerzas a las tropas de Carranza
hacienda D~riSionros a muchoS de los
acompahantes del P~resiGente: cuando
dieron cuenta mis- Subalternos de
que C~arcarza habia nuerto. II orden
sc que 81 cadaver fuera lieyado in
nadiatamente a Villa Juarez. " mis-
mo tempo 70 me retire con los p~risio-
1eros temeroso de ser atacado por las
fucrzaS de Mariel. 81 fuera asesino.
como dicens h1hria matado q todoS los
acompanantes de Carrarza que hiC"
p~rlsione-os; pcro a todoS les respet& la
vida. Yo ataqu6 a Ia comitiva con 81
DrcD6sito de coge prlsionero tambien
a C~arranza, porque guerra e~ntresarlu
rIvo a los que 10 habfar d~errocado.
Mas debo dccir que al e~fectuar el alta
que 10 hice cumpliendo con las 0rdnes
que habfa recihido de mis- superio-
res. TODD 10 revelarS 81 hacer dccla-
raCiones ante el jUez O Ia comisiiu que
50 cncarsarA de Ia n~vestigaci6n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
Ell ORIGIN De LAS
INTERMEDIATES DEL
ESTOMAGO
In Remedio Absolutamente SECURE,
Contra las Enfermedades de
los Rinones.

"Recomiendo altamente el Merri-
tone a todos squellos que sufran de
dolencias o achaqueS de los rinones.
Yo 10 probe personalnentc, V tuve la
satisfaction d eapreciar que me pro-
porcion6 alivio cuando otras medici-
mas habiap fallado. Tambien sufria
de reumatismo. pero esta enefreme-
dad desaparecio junto con la dc los
rinones. Actualmente me siento mu-
cho mejor de como habia estado en-
mucho TEMPO" EstaS fueron las de-
claraciones que nos hizo el Sr. L. H.
wilkins, de G~alsventon, Texas. La
proNima vez que sufra de alguna en-
fermedad del Estomago. Higado o Ri
homes, vaya a cualquire botica V ad-
Guiera una botella de MerTitone. lie
proporcionara los mismos resultados
que ha proporcionado a millares de
personals durante los ultimos cinco
amos, en- que ha probado ser muy
efectiva en- ell tratamiento de la indi-
gestion, reumatismo, Intermediates de
Ia sangre, del higado, estomago Y de-
sordenes de los rinones. Merritone es
IN tonico ideal para las personals de-
bileS Y nerviosas. V especialmente pa
ra aquellas cue sufren del higado c
del estomago.
Todas las boticas venden Merritone
con garantia de devolucion de SUI i'm
porte, sino proporcionan los resultsdos
~apetecidos.
MERRIToNE MEDICINE CO.
1882 Clak st. Houston, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
Traduccion del frances para
La Prensa"

La Prensa
Ia nol(tica no eS -siempre mouF
IA Herimas, dice Ell senior Victor
Reward on IA Era Nueva'. \ 10 que
narece tenemos Il question en- MO
nsco.-La del juego?-Nosotros 10
toIeramos Y 10 alentamos Vengonzo-
samente en- nuestro proplo terrific
rio. no podriamos rmpedirsei"s a
nuestros p~rotegidos, a pesar dc los
Sah nos escandalosos que seme)antes
Observation-Disclosures puedan causarle al
raronhre de nuestra democracla' :
= pesar de los perjuicios incalcu'a-
HOS Que pucdan producirle a Ia mo-
raIidad publica y privada de nuesura
naCi6n.
La de las aduanas? La dc los
correos comunes? La de los mpues-
tos telegraficos? La de las Tranquil
o;.s . Joyerdercias territoriales?
No. no, Y mil Neces no. NJ aSuh
10 es mucho mas grave: Sc tra,a ne
~, simple atentado I n SoherHnia c."
Francia.
I'm ~ciudadano frances ell senior Po-
Iirnac. ACADIA de casarse con una SUP
dira la cual. Il Ia nj
j. mica de Luis Carlos Antonio. Prin
cine heredcro de Monaco. IS Ia iutu-
"a heredera de su ahuelo Alberto no
norio Carlos. Principe re:nante' Du-
one de Va!enlinois. Marques de BauN
Condo de Carlades, Baron de BUS
Senior dc Saint-T;emy Y de M2tiCnon'
Condo dc Thorigny. Baron de Saint
10 = Princ.p" dc Chateau-Porclen'
Condo de Ferrette de Belfort. de
Thanh Y de Rosemont. Baron dc Al
rkjrch. Senior lie Isenhcim. Marques
dc GuisCard. etc.
E:sta Alicia Serenisima acababa de
aGcotar a csta Meta un:ca. cu!o pt
DIRE fua uno de los mas leales : va
lien;es sOldados de Francia. : no sc
aticre. a 10 que parece. sino a este
liiu!o tanto en- e. p~resen;a como en- g
porventr. lie ALI pues al 81, de Fo-
'~l:cnas. promoyido 81 graGo 81 sc e
nueGc lamar asi. de Principe Con-
sorre. Pe-o aqut csJa Ia question de-
I!cada. y los hcraldiSias va eStan en-
Ia hresa. En- el intermediate de
los INVESTIGATORS Y los curiosos .
los sehores II. lie Quinson : Ber-
rard L.arzarus lIevan Ia Causa ante
un Gran Jurado que no puede ser otro
en- 81 case ~prescntc. Que el senior
Paul DeSchanel.
FL senior Quinson dice.
Ell Condo de Poiignac. QUO SO ha
casado con Ia senorj:l de Grima.d;
no puede perder al casarse Ia cali
dad de frances: sigue estando.
pucS. sometido q las leyes france
sas Y especialmcnte a las que rigen
al estado civil. Ahora hien. cuando
Luis NV eriCi6 Valentinois en- dig
nidad de Tar para Goyon-Matingor
two IA intenci6n de que Sc trasmi-
tiera solamentc a los ~varones, y a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08

GUANAJCATO, Jurio A-Informa-
clones fidedignas. ~recihidaS en- cstA
carital. ascEuran que e. Caddver del
Unfortunate periodis;a Francisco Ran
rel director de Vida Nueva," que
desapareci6 misteriosamente de Ia
ciudad de Guadalajara, presumierdose
cue fu6 a~sesinado durante los diaS en-
que So desarollaron los successes poll
ticos pasados. Sc encuentva sepultado
en- el kil6metro nImero eos dc Ia H.
nea troncal de Mexico a Aguascalien-
ties.
Estas informaCiones sc deben a Ia
! ~rcnuncia del doctor Fermin Monte
negro. vecino del pueblo de Cortazar.
de este Estado. FL kil6metro mencio-
nado. donde Sc dice que fue inhuma-
do ell cadaver de Ransel Sc halla Ger
ca de aquella ]poblaci6n.
Sc continuan practicando las ave-
risuaciones conducentes para identi-
fear al autor o autores del crimen.
que fue descubierto debido a IA eff
cacia del actual g~obernador provisio
nal. licenciado Colunga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
81 EN- QUE
Sc HASLA DEL SUICIDE

Herrera trae o. documento que fir
maron AGui~re Berlanga, Pauline F'on-
ties. Gil Farias y demas prisioSeros. y
en el qua afirman que el senior Ca
NJ Sc suicide.
FL teXto de dicho documen;o fue da-
do 4 noc hoy mismo por Herrcro,
y dice asi.
Los suscritos hacemos constar cue
el senior Presidcnte de la Republica,
Sr. Don Venustiano Carranza Sc sui
edo. segun es de verse por Ia heri-
ia u presenta TN el lado izqulerdo
de Ia GAIA del toraX Ell Ia que Sc &c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
UN VIAJE LARGO PARA
pODER LLEGAR SANO Y SALVO

Herrera ha hecho IN viaje largo.
como 81 mismo dice. BESIDE que lego
a Tampico Y Sc dijo por despachos te-
legraficos que "a salta para esta "a
pital. Sc le esperaba alIf desde g jue-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
,USCAN FL CADAVER DE
UN PERlODISTA QUE
FUE ASESINADO
Sc lie aplico la LEY Fuga"
entire Guadalajara e
lrapuato

GTADALAJARA. Jalisco. JUNO =.
Una comisi6n de p"riodistas tapa-
.fos esta hacienda activas Y
sas invcstisaciones para dar con eI
cadaver del periodista, senior Francis
CO Rangel. director del periodic Yer
DO Libre.' que atac0 con enerGia al
regimen c~arrancista.
Sc ha c~omprobado que 81 citado pc
riodista fut asesinado por orden del
iefc militar del Estado. despues de
haber sido sacado de Ia Penitcncia-
ria. donde Sc encontraha por orden de
Diesuez. FL asesinato sc cometio en- el
canine de Guadalajara a lrapuato.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-30
CITY COUNCIL IS
FACING A DEFICIT.
Unless Back Taxes Are Gotten In
it May Run to a Consider
able Amount.

A number Of important matters occupied
the attention Of City Council at the meet
ing last night. Council faces deficit
at the end of the present fiscal year, July
l, of from 100000 To $65,00O, Council
man Charles Forwood, chairman OF the
finance committee, announced. There
fore he urged the necessity for collecting
the back taxes, amounting TO Sl5O,ouO,
which have been turned over to the city
solicitor for collection. George T. Lyon,
president OF Council, said he was not
ashamed of the financial showing. The
body has done the best it could, he
asserted, and he, personally, did not feel
responsible for the present shortage OF
funds.
Councilman John j. Murray remarked
that in his opinion the city departments
did not work as they should. He said
the people are obliged to come to the
Offices and find what they owe, whereas
he believed statements should be sent
out on the first of the year advising all
residents of the amount due from them.
No action was taken on the suggestion.
cREMAToRY PROJECT.
In view of difference of opinion over
the crematory at the foot Of Madison
street, which was burned, Council did
not act favorably on the suggestion of
the Board of Health that temporary
"dry Method" plant be set up there.
Instead it passed resolution calling
upon the disposal company 10 rebuild
the plant to carry out its contract.
Samuel k Smith, representing the Har-
Ian plant OF the Bethlehem Shipbuilding
Corporation, spoke of a proposed deal
between the city, the Harlan plant and the
Wilmington Gas Company. All three
own large tracts in the neighborhood OF /,
the crematory and he said the Harlan
plant is anxious to acquire that owned by
the gas company.
MILK SITUATION.
Milk Inspector Hollett submitted an
interesting report for the past week, from
which the following is quoted:
Since the last report the milk inspec-
ton work has been conducted along
the same lines as heretofore and the
results of the analyses have not differed
materially from previous reports. Re-
suits for the past week are appended
1T is pertinent to call attention at this
time TO the fact that no material addi-
tional improvement in the milk supply
can be brought about und r the existing |
ordinance. and that the full protection |
of the health of the citizens must wait |
upon the passage of an ordinance TO in |
clude the suggestions previously made. |
Notice is again gwen TO housewives |
that they must not, under any circum- |
stances, place milk bottles where they |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-30
Take a Glass Of Salts TO Flush
Kidneys if Bladder BotherS
You.

Eating meat regularly eventually pro-
duces kidney trouble In some form or
other says weil-k-.own authority, be-
cause the uric acid III meat excites the
kidneys they become overworked get
sluggish; clog up and cause all sorts of
distress, particularly backache and mis-
cry in the kidney region rheumatic twin
pes, severe headaches. acid stomach, con-
stipation, torpid liver sieeplessness, blad-
der and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kidneys
aren't acting right or if bladder bothers
YOU get about four ounces Of Jad Salts
from any good pharmacy; take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before break
fast for few days and your kidneys will
then act fine This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon ju ce
combined with lithia. and has been used
for generations to flush clogged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal activity
also to neutralize the acids In the urine
so II no longer irrltates. thus ending bladder
disorders
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone; makes
delightful effervescent Lthia-water drink
which millions of men and women take
now and then to keep the kidneys and
urinary organs clean. thus avoiding ser
ious kidney disease
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-30
NOTICE TO NEW CASTLE
AND SOUTH WILMINGTON
GAS CONSUMERS

Gas service viii be discontinued TO New
Castle and South Wilmington between the
hours of G g. N. and $50 a. m, Sunday,
February l.
All customers in those districts are
requested 10 turn off all burners and leave
off until they are sure service has been re-
established
The interruption Is necessitated by
changes due to the work of the State High
way Department.
Wilmington Gas Company.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-30

and this menace will continue until all
dealers are required 70 sterillze their
milk bottles and utensils.
''Some OF the proprietors of restaurants
and stores in which milk is sold have fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-30

may he collected by the milk dealer
while their house is placarded for COM
munieabae disease. II an infected bottle
is permitted TO go back into the general
supply a serious epidemic may result
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-30

ed to apply for permits for the year 1920.
This class Of milk dealers is liable 70 the
same penalty for selling milk without
q permit as the dealers who deliver from
house To house"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-30
Seek Missing Syldirr.

An effort il being rlndc {, loentT SER
g,ant first class Ghrenco u. low.
serial number II ,s9t. who was discharged
from Camp Dodge, Ia, op October ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-30

1--WE ~ Charlton. 10. nayo received 10
Information NJ TO bIs nhefeabuitel The
iatf word lis par cnfs received frcsD Es,.
az Camp Ierr,tt srw Jersey. on I,s,f,t,.
4, 1919 His fathers - 81 s. f<p
IA North Main street, Charlton. n.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-15

,WANTED-Capable young man to learn fire insurance business; good opportunity for right party. Simpson Freeman, & DeRamus. 2200 Sd Ave-, N.
 BOOKKEEPER-W have lan opening for young man who is an Al book keeper; one capable of taking charge of small office for local wholesale house, good salary and pleasant sur roundings. For further information call at I109 Empire Bldg. OPPORTUNITY for bright young man to learn the ice cream business: reasof- able salary to start; applicant must be able to furnish best of references as to character. Excellent future to right party. See Mr. Mclaughlin, Supt, Furnas Ice Cream Co.,, Ave. c and 18th st., S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-15
AT USED CAR CAN BE SOLD THROUGH AGEHELD CLASSIFIED
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-15
FINANCIAL BUSINESS OPPORTTNiTIEs 5
RTTSTNESS OPPORTTNTTY

' T
 FOR SALE-A large bottling plant in Southernly. Ala, about s12.500 invested in trucks, bottling works. bottles, cases. etc: in full operation and doing a big Cola business. large territory on , which franchise is held for syrup will go with business: more than $500 raised annually in royalties from part of ter ritory sublet:l terms can be arranged if not in position to pay all cash a wonderful opportunity for party or parties who might be interested in en- gazing in soft drink business. For fnli particulars address "Bottling Works ''
 TO Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-15

BOCKK KKEEPER-Gen, ral office: young man. 30. desires connection with Bir- mingham concern. ; years eXperf. ence; willing to work hard. rsason able salary: best os reference. l. dress Box 2o5, Albany, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-15
- ------7-------
 MONEY WANTED

SEVERAL extra fine good Jersey milch cows. with young calves; also one registered thoroughbred Jersey. pa- pers furnished with her; liberal ex- change for dry cows. Southern Stock ENsLEY. PHONE ENsLEY 147s G. w Walden Sons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-15

GARDENER and milker to take care O. live stock, garden and grounds of home near Country Club; can furnish room or house near work if desired. Phone, write or see Robert Jemison, Jr 211 North 20th st; residence phone. Main 4044; office phone, Main 52-S0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-15
FINANCIAL
sIsINEss t. r0nTU siIIEs

"HOW TO MAKE MONEY IN OIL" new book recently published. Don't buy oil stocks. Follow lead of big companies making millions. book tells how. Price 10c tstamps accept ed1 Jones Investment Co.,. National Realty Bldg, New Orleans. La.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-15
EMPLOYMENT

EXPENSE CLERK wanted at once; must be good typist and must also write neat hand 221s Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
 I WANT a good barber at once. T. G. Johnson, Fayette, Ala. NEWS .AGE.N'f oh TaiifuaI trIIR Unl"c News f'o Terminal Station. WANTED-Colored men for general work. Apply 2oth st, Nunnally's.
 HEi.P MANTED-rEMALE 30
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-15
EMPLOYMENT

~-~-~-~~~-~~~--O~>-~~-~~
 ttELi' " ANIED--MALE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-15

N \ 9N17r-IJ-Young man as partner to take half interest in profitable busl- ness: must have sS,ooo in cash and have ability to manage local office an un- usual proposition for right man. Ad- dress RPS. care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-15

WANTED--Matron for Baptist orphan age; must be Baptist between the ages 2s and 40; healthy and strong and will ing to work Write J-25, care Age-Her- ald giving tlEee references
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-15

WANTEI, CANVASSEES FOR DAILY NEWSPAPER. SALARY AND CUMM1S- SION. CALL CIRCULA- TION MANAGER AGE- HERALD.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10

FOR SALE-Large team of mules. s650, sound and perfectly gentle; also one. team matched sorrels. s years old. s20O. Come and investigate, five miles east of Center St on McDoweII road, orange grove south side of road. Geo. F. Sullivan. bd
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10

FOR SALE-One team of gray horses weight 2.400 lbs. 9 and 10 years old. Sz25. Half mile south of Center St. bridge, first road west. fourth house bd
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10

NEW home made baby dresses, 11a to years; 19-jewel South Bend R. R. watch, new, Christmas giet; S30. 1217 F.. Madison. It
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10
Holt Heavy Disc Engine Flow

Practically new. disc. 2S inch blow. with complete extra set new discs, ex- tra castings, etc. One look by man needing this tool will sell it. Holmes Wooton Ranch Go. Phone 1922. If
 BEES FOR SALE-WilI sell my apiary. 240 colonies. for s25o0 cash; bees in good condition. Good location. New honey house and equipment in- cluded. Have more than I can handle
 1 mil ? west, 2A miles south Tempe. Vim. w. Rohrig. If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10
421-431 N Central Ave.
 PHONE 4292. Oldest, largest and most reliable car wreckerS in the southwest.

REQ touring, 5-passenger, will sell cheap: good condition all around. Half mile east of Park road on Me Dcwell hb
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10
For Saie-Houses

FOR SALE-5 acre ranch on Murphy road, mile west of fair grounds; extra good sandy loam; bearing trees; mixed fruit hundreds of grape vines. Frame house with bath. Place has long front age, making further subdivision pos s.ble. Price $4500. Phone 2077, Box S9R, Rep. bS
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10
CAL MESSNER
For Sale-Livestock


 ONE Holstein bull, full blooded two years old: s25O. Phone 24e7. bio FOR SALE-Team extra good. chunky mare mules. HOO lbs each. $500; team of mules, 1900 lbs. good workers. s1S5. One 5-year-old mule HOO lbs. ss5.Oo: new and second hand work harness at the right price. Cow boy corral. 722 w Van Ruren bs BALED SORGHUM IiAy-At Toile- son. Arizona: first-clas For work stock as well as cattle: can give nu- r1erous references to feeding value for work stock: nay carries matured grain. For sale at SIS per ton in lots up to 1000 tons.
 HOLMES wOOTEN RANCH co. Phoenix Phone 1922. Ranch 261R2. If WANTED-Jersey cow Will pay cash for small Swiss Jersey; about 1 gallon or better Merbert Mann. Phone 3059 or 3s70. If FOR SALE-One team of mules, s250. Second house east of Asylum on Tempe road. bs WANTED-500 ewes with lambs on ground. J. Garrison, 1909 W. Monroe. Phone 3234 bs
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10

HAVING sold my place, I offer for sale one span of mules of medium size, s250; one span work horses. 1,200 lbs, 's200; one work horse. HOO lbs, S75: one span driving ponies with spring wagon and harness $100; all kinds of machinery and farm tools, lumber and posts. Max Rothpletz, Litchfield. bd
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10
For Sale-Automobiles
1919-Chandler-S1 -S1675

4-pass.. sport model; wire wheels refinished Prussian blue: can't be told from new car. Easy terms.
 WOLMAN MOTOR co. 33S-34O l.. Washington St. Phone 1895
 bd
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10

IF lOL want good light hav- your reflectors replated. Phoenix Plating Co.,, 215 East Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10

FOR SALE-22 head fine springing heifers will calf within month. Phone Peterson. 215 Mesa. btl
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10

ONE Holstein bull, full blooded, two Eears old: S25O. Phone 24e7. bb
Arizona republican., 1920-02-10
For Sale-Automobiles

DODGE touring ear in line condi- tion. See it at 23 w. Monroe. bm
 RUNABOUT ord car II. good shape. This has a special built body. We buy Ford cars for cash. Phone 3093, Jefferson St. Auction House, First Ave. and Jefferson. If
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-14
Reuben Lewis, success

Tn letter I had recently from my son, Reuben A. Lewis, Jr., from New York, where he has been living since he left the army service during the war, he told me of something which had happened to him of which am very proud" said Reuben A Lewis.
 My boy has been connected with the Journal of Commerce ever since he went to New York. having acquired his taste for newspaper work when he was a member of the staff of The Age-Her- aid, and choosing it for his profession, and short time ago large shipping board journal offered him a fine posi- tion with a fine increase in salary. Reuben went to his bosses on the Jour- nal of Commerce and told them of the offer and they promptly said that they would not allow him to go under any circumstance but would meet the sal ary offered him with an additional sub stantial advance over it. Of course, Reuben was very much pleased to know that his work had been appreciated, for this proved conclusively that it was and so he stayed with his former em- ployers'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-14
Whinnfed Like a Mag

During the hardest of the rain yes terday afternoon an automobile horn in front of the courthouse just started blowing and kept it up for several min utes," said Woolsey Morrow, chief clerk in the probate office. That noise in- terfering with the hearing of cases in Judge Richard Evans courtroom, the bailiff was sent to find the man who was blowing it. When he went out there were many automobiles parked on the Third avenue side of the court house, but all were empty. On investi- gation 1 discovered it to be my car. I had not touched it since I came down yesterday morning at o'clock, and the horn would blow while, stop for a few seconds and then start all over again. Just what made 1t act like that cannot tell, but the incident afforded much amusement for employees at the courthouse and persons who heard it blowing"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-14
LUKE M,LUKE SAYS

When a married couple get to cer- tain age the wife begins to broaden out and the husband begins to shrivel up.
 When a man buys shiny tin auto, he leaves the tag on it for two weeks to show people that it is new.
 Opportunity never raps on the door of a contented man. Old Op knows that it would be waste of time.
 Both the winner and the loser in a prize fight get swelled heads. But the swelling comes from different causes.
 A fat woman starves herself for three eats a dish of ice cream to celebrate the loss and she gains three pounds.
 When a newspaper man gets the idea that he is q journalist, he overworks the word ''imbroglio."
 There isn't much credit in 8 big man whipping a little man. That is the reason why so many little men go un- whipped.
 If you want to know what cheap, worthless stuff jewelry is, take your watch or your ring to a pawnbroker and try to borrow money on it. But if you want to know how valuable Jew e1ry is. try to buy watch or ring from 2 pawnbroker.
 It is strange how man never over looks the mistakes of others the way he rover1ooks his own mistakes.
 You can't please . man. The hotel dweller longs for the comforts of home. And the home dweller longs for the comforts of hotel.
 Some people imagine that reporter is person who is employed toI keap tt out of the paper.