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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

Aiiiciie op % lper8e jig lelp: Spao
ercier Oct Jig egclltlIg on Der?
Net er giuet, at oa enbper Soc
ON Stlbaaetog er eiisbctpbeube meb,
at nlan erticnoer lit Heberloe, moa
Ell faabat Soc poa Sorbaaro unoer.
trpffcs. Slit auoet before enc bet.
Won maa bolbe no, boor man Ell
Sang or, og anoenoe aqe for Saan.
ZEN pGrenbc WfioIer til at funre BIZ
be ltaocnoc. Wen oeritGit fomncr
Get WpIcntli9itc, og oct er, at nlol,
foritoar of alpcnoc oisie WioIcr.
Scr 9iTloer oct ON at labc Siernc-
cclcrne orbeibc. vi bar 10 faaet
Gem til Oct FANNIE.
SAB os iom grelnpcl tage Warnc.
ila9ct poa oen treble Slagbag ON
gftcnen. @or StiIling par ga i
Sanobeo life glimre1oe. Tor at
tilltoppe Sc Sl,ucr, lom Sicnbcn
bauoe Der % Ser bapbe iloaet i pore
HGffer, mnatte ri togc Dor Sllillgt
til Sroppeafoelinger, ser auereoc
bauOc pGret / Slbel,, % Iom bar
fonlplet llbmlatteoe. NnOre bapoc
tspct nlcb at eisre oct. Ser fltlloe
cftcr min Mcniilg life tspc5 her.
Seq bar iait beIluttct pua, at ON iaa
aampcn ifuloc pnrc baaoe to, tre
cler fire Gage cnbnli, Ion pilbc ieg
fortirttc. Seq uiloc life paa nogen
Wtaaoc giue otter.
Nogct ll9ncnbe bar SiliGlbct peb
Dlcr. Sgiaa ultber bette Slag bar
Der paniteligc GicbIifte, buor oct
iaa oft aloet emo Init no for o3. CT
maattc anpcnoc alt, bpao ri baooc
for Saanocn, bQaoc airppe pg
Sfirrucr for at boloc StlQingcrnc.
Ut Stag pinbca ultio mco Gfclter-
lie al ell SGr. Nuar Iitcrcr font.
lllcr, er alc trGtte. Wen Ielu ON
DC Wioler, De Stprfer, man ou enc.
mi bar til Gaabi9bcb forefomner
ell megct milllnlalc, me9et ubetpbe.
li9c, bill o. BOG prre Dtobital0erre
oucrlc01c, bui5 mani foriiear at al.
pclloe Dem nlco Gucrgi % ,Sntelli.
gems.
Wan tom paa Ell Wodbc iioc, a,
Bet at piloe Seir er oen Iamlle
ailnlt, JON nnnr Soften foritaor 4.
lope ct 9oot Waaltio Iao al Sc Me-
tier, Ser er tiIbaae / Spilefamret.
Zen 4be Ipril 1918, cit Maane0
otter at leg bauoe fact Sperfom-
mai,oocn opcr ianltlige De IaiereocS
Sore, fit iee paa Slottet 9eauuois,
Duor ieg bapoe nit Sopeofoarter,
@cisg al Slopo George. Seq mo-
Der inoifpoe Ell 9cnlcrfnins, at lige
iiocn 3rigcn b%c9pnote, bopoe ingel
mleo itsrre Sper END ban iost at
irentptl,9e g,tbeosfro1,ten, oen feel
les aommanoo iamlt / Ell Suano.
Strar 90 ban traaote ino til mia,
Iaeoe ban:
"Spem ifaI iee boIoe poa2 Gaa
Slbcnborii eQer paa Oem?"'
llocn ct gicblitS Sppcn Iooreo.
ieg: "Ge ifal boloe paa mig. Saa
or &c iiffer paa at pinbe."
Seq iaa eobt, at 2lopo George
blep nogct ~onerraifct ooer Den Sit
ferbco, bporneo leg ilotalte mig, %
icg lfpnote mig berfor nleo at gipt
bam Ell 6orflaring.
"2lloellborff", Ia9be icg, "er
tulngen iii at iorisee paa at ilaa
mig, mcOells ica FIN err tpilrael til
at foriuorc mig. Set bill ieg aisre
/ Sicbllffet. Senere biz ieg gisre
iloget mere % beorc, men iom Sa-
serlle llit ltaar, or oct nof for mig at
Itanolc BAN. Nen al bisIe to Sp.
gaper CT min largt ben letteite, ieg
bar langt bebre Gbancer emo ban Tor
at fonnme goot ira slfirrer, % set CT
herfor icg raabcr Gem til at bolbe
paa mig"
Slopo George f,,l9te nit Haoo.
Sam boIot paa mig, % ban ponot."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06
Eitcrrio laamcr.

Sra @ien mco0cleS, at bcn sitter.
riqifc MISUNDERSTANDING bar be.
uunoigct Rcaicringcn til at outage
ct mt Stntoluau mrcb Sifferbeo | oct
gltcrriaitc 5obnf2uonopol. Hc8le'
rinocu har ocrc'trr bciluttct at cr'
hucrpc Ct Youn vou 30 W,lltpner
Glorincr hos Ct holanoif Vant Spn'
o,tai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06
Snpan % Gnslnno.

Ut Telegram fra 3Otlo til Spnoon
fprtUler, at llnberbanbIIngcr ON Ell
GorupeIie al oen engeIif iopallfe sll'
lance or begpnot. Cen iapan'fe
llocrri1aninilter Discount Scbioa
bar crtlUret, at oclt iapnnifc Hegie.
RING bar bcililttet at iornpc ocnnc nj.
lance. iorbi bette bar CT alnlinocligt
Nnifc ! ,Sopon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06
@iens hnnnrenpc Nprn.

@icn Site San. ~ Cen amcrital=
lie Aomitc for @arneioriorg bar op,
oprcttet fem Tiitribueringabcpoter /
@icuL bporfra Der icroCres BARN
Wiclf iii unocrernGrcOc @srn utloer
II Hlnr. Sffe minbrc enc 215,OOO
Born npbcr MI aoot al oenne betlnle-
llQc NIulp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

Der Ole InocriorL Tor in Supcler-
forrctlling.
Mr8. Wiarp Sonf ialbt ibaG
paa set 9Iattc Gortoi8 poo Colt
Moin Strcct % brnt Ell Arm, On
Grocn Game. Mrs. @iro Goof, ialot
paa Gait @roaoipnp % braf ct Ben.
DIR. o. Nirs. Z. s. @igoobl
ira Hlttbpcm. So. reiitc Snsooa
hicn ciicr at bare beisgt DIR. gSig.
babIa Nro0cr, Sr. @igbobI % SIT
itru her / &Dcu. Oct ungc Var par
noe pua i'm Nrrunperciic.
Viiia Ncrtbo Stcuictb, Cater
al Wtr. o. Wr5. Sobu Stcuictb /
Nrrbcocu al GoImnr, blep Gnsoag
Ben 2Sbc ,Sanunr pc6 Yoitor 8Iesilc
Tatcpict I'll NcIpin Crfc, Ssn al
DIR. % Mrs. Z. u. Grfc / Galmor,
- Dtr2. Mcicr superior ira llIcn,
Niuu., har prrct bcrucoc pau @cisa
nos u. 81. lllcn5 her / 9nen % Slc1t
ninlcr / Ninblanbpilc. Srm reiitc
berira Wianoog iii 81. VoliI, hpor
bun itltIoe bciegc lin Ssu, Goporo
S1pcriou, mhcn bun orogcr bIcnl.
oucr iQicn.
@omIc NoQcr !. g. Nonion Oom
0oo (rsuoer m0remmcr ban iorre
itcn life. at ban cr g%onrntcID gnor M
ON GnAcu onttrina mco ct breot
SmiI Hario2: Gu 10 Ermba @ut
orrlpcrcOc her lorIc6cu / Ssmen,
>oitnout Gourao ). @%nuioua Stem
/ Sou N%utonlo, Gcro@.
Mira. &cnrn NroQbammcr og
DC %srOoa / lin Cater, Wtra. Wtor
tin Gbompiona SEEM her / 9ucn Ell
ter Here Wioonc0cr@ Spqclcie. Sen
bca ElQCnoun bar %ouiiu anofc, %
bnn pnr loot / Canada / 1866 og
bIcp UgtcuIct til 0curp @roAbommer
/ 1890. Nnu osoc / 1911. g ei
tcrIoocr ita # Barn @c0ropclien
(ir3oog. Nnitor @Ieanc Tor
Sjo'lc Yion0oN huunc Nttiouu
rcrnc i Nurr Cot Sapiu1a @out lit
lorIlNc Niooc % poI1tc iolBcnoc ii
rcftprer. g@iuiom Nillcmou, :. q.
Rcc0, II @,I0ncr, Cacor 9~torgoro %
s. Mclicr. Gircttloucn puIgtc
u. 9Il2ucr til GrUijocut, VtcIpju
Sottre til Nn2icrcr od y. NlIlcmon
~ \. u. Hcco til &itcprUiiocnter.
aIvpc, ocn ti0llacrc Aooicrcr,
l0r ~rcligncrct Tor al %bcApu0c c0cn
SOrretulng anoCtltcoa. Wtr. Snttre,
ON taQcr hans VIao2, bar i nogIe
lar purct mnIat / Mlnncibiet Conn
y State @anf / 0ccorah. mco hpiI
EN- @nntcn / Burr Cnf or n2iocicrct
Ttltcrcu Noltor Si0uro Golfc
tao boIot iioitc EreOaaa 9Iitcn ct III.
rcrfct Torc0rog ! Spmraiorcnin
ten, hpla Mt0lcnmcr ocme @uul
,or Voitor Iorrliolta @luitcr / Trc.
te9aoroCn. Toltcitno toIote III Sore
)rnQ "(ilbagc iii 6Uorcnc". Bort
torifc ToIf | 9Imcrita unr ior Ell itor
Gel tonlnlct urf ira SET, Ionl uor
STorcuc2. lctte mcrtcbc man /
uongt % nlcgct Ger par Ell I'll
'elcIiQhc0 til al Qou poo @iOoonf,
orlaoe set, iom bar Wrlmolagct Tor
zen noritc SlcQta Stprfe % Glen.
'ommellBhco, % toltc iia Def ireumc.
,c iuolo H~cIlgloit % firfcIig, FIJI
urclt o. natIonoIi, 'orc2lt bcnnc BE
bort ira EUorcue, bort ira
Sru6ltloueL bort ira Sen trplNe. 10.
Toe NntcrQnmo / nor cQen pots YIN
u WIcruluQ, Gor, ON Wulllg, at req.
,c hpoo rc0oc3 tuuoc a Gorblu0eIe
en- mco GUorcuc uar 0cu me norifc
SorcuinN Eor TToreorpcn". itiitet
H]lrtcfoIttt. let pur bIct CT
,lp3ipprQ2moaI al bcuurc %utcrc2
en- Tor set noritc, life iorOi nj life
at pare ao0c EmcrItoncrc.
men Tor at N life tube Qoa OF | M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

ciliaI9s. - $40 Ncres 8raiu
- Sand, 200 acres iGrcis for llosen,
Rsitsu iortriulis Sapnegau9 Aaret rurot.
Sutet bsprs guuo ior Speos slIsr for SpbrGt.
ming al 8pGg slIsr Saar. hpeSen aiper 80
Suihels pr. Aere. $1,000 t%ontant, Reiteu
eiter guifs, til $50 Or. Acre. Sueeu Snt.
%propensnts uretogsu @iprber. Striu i bet
ensellfe Spros eiter o~etullerst Sslfripslis.
:. SormIer, lebanon, S9sou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06
SiGlpcn til Gitcrria.

ara Yarla tclcIrnicrcS, at 10
Gram mcb %arcr prroiot til $3.50,
COO, lto''et tIIuelc a. oct urcrifou
lie &soe Aora, nctoy CT alreilt ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

Som inSom grpeSitioueu os Lab os
piic Sem "Quspennen" Sgmafiner.
81 bar netop u,cStat MI 6oripuing al
Sc iorifieaise gtoeeler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06
Siljal9s. - Seune 215 g(rres

Tern' fan fisbes al Giereu for s2OO.O0
pr. Acre o9 td9es / Ssitobelie lite Morts,
o1' laG snlfes. &aanin9Sbus, s Trrel,er.
"tul Salenent", "garn" 36x7S, "coucretea
@ulu, "Steel Stun9ious", Silo, @rilebrs.
Son'ebus, @ranarp, Gorncrib, Wlaifiuitur,
%lnomelle. Sp9niu9erne er al be bebite GA
bGnol9lte lfonoirapilt Excitement, ~ nil
ira eountpIGoe. &imeIise @iltaar. 6. u.
zee, Senion, Winu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06
Stlialgs.-159 Icres, Mil iro

Ner9us sails, Miuu.; Stolebus lioe
oper paa ben onoeu Sios al @eisn norifs
lntDerlt strife pda Sormen; peo "oroeeb"
Sidtspet o9 pel improved; bar uoole ioo
Acres Sto9; Ell 9obt yano. Gierens Trie
st sl25 lette &tItoar oil 9ipes paa alt oper
$1,000. Van ta8es Seiiobelie benne Gaor.
lllono Sano Company, 6srsus Sails, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06
EftcrjpprAiel.-Si 5bepbpre

Sleeta9er: Se er berpso unoerrettet ON,
at Neres Wtooer, No6el Sleeta9er, bsbe
Secorab Solpttal, Gecorab, Soma, ben 27be
Sept. 1918; at Der peo benoes eiterlaote Ses
'iaTl'ente er 'tlGntet 2em Uisie @aoer, iont
MI op2epaGes az llnoerte9nebe. Genli9it
l%noerret BAN ON Ceres Gbresie o9 iorifai
ben ne~ouenotse Soentifitation til ham.
u. 10. Stranb, Gretutor, Gecorab. Go,po.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06
Siliaias.-M 1854 qcres Tarn1.

beli99enoe to Dtil ira ben itanbinauiife
Sp Storbud Minn. @oot oano, eooe gpgs
munger % 9oot 9tabola9. StolebuS li9e oper
Sierepeisn ira Vp9ninserue paa Sdrmen.
van toa @ettn9e!ier iom Nieberen snifer.
Strlp iii @ierert, =. Is. Ser9erion, Starbut,
Ottnuelota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

S.arm ttllele eller tillalas.- Be
" itdaenbe al $50 9Icres, tor Sapneoana,
200 Ncres unoer 0prtnlng gooe inbitant,elle
Vp9nln9er; | Mtc6eniie Gonutp, U. Tut.
Sor nGrnere llnoerretuius 6eupenbelie til
Gteren, Gle y. Sliou, Route 10. 1, lluoer=
Doob, Wiint.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06
Ncu Wano, ipm eier en- Turrn er

Ell uaibGnsi9 Munb. In fan blipe
ratbGu9t9, buts ou %tourluer til Winneiotd.
Starter % ytteratir, iortGllenoe ON 9obe Nuz
leonin9er oenue Stat. ieuoeS irit. ,Sreb
=. Sbermun, Room 113, Stute Gdpitoi,
Ct. Yaul, Ntinneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

Neoiattc Sarter s /: sag::sisssa'' 3 sssa ~
SteeeT. Ssrtrinlis 4etienius I'll ueeiatfe Srtiet
The Bovd Transfer Co. MnaessoAs. Nina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

N~nfes.-Salgsmanb til at ialz
sc pore ulone 8arer til Sornere. Strip
erter Sol9soiitritt, op9ipenoe Grfarinq %
bplltet Eiltritt sniteS. ct. Gloub @oolen
WttIs 60, ct. Glouo, Minr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06
NenNt Inlebninoen. aiyb pu

VtHU1 Nllle0nln9elt. = 8igb EN-
Narm Tor Friierne tiger. Nieb Ell /
Del ploiiioerlt9e Stter &ail 6ouutp, ueitre
eentrale Wtlnneloto. SiIifriu os loae, oo nj
oil lenoe big frie Splpsninser ON bporIspes
at tad Ell al otsie Narnte. Dor guiee[ie:
nAltto ct 9oDt Stisbe." Is. =. @ofer youo
60, Sraiper X, 6ersnS Sous, Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

StNalgs -Wfine Spnner er bgbe,
le9. bar to gooe Sparter qauo efter benz,
reg pl lGl9e btllt9. Sobn Gsosrien, Malz
colin, Otinneiotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

Faris til 8icn % @uoapGt. 9arer.
nc beltaor al aIGoeudrcr, Dteoicln,
fonoenIcret WteIf, Mel % andre
Wnoparer al iorifieuis Slass.
Se iramife apinoer.
,Sra Barla tclegraiercs, at ell al
T%ctcrancrnc blanbt De iranlte Soci.
aliitfercre, Sltles @uesoc, ~itsttct al
80 altbre Geputereoe, I Wonoags
'~orelagbc 0cputcretfonlrct CT Torilog
I'll Sou ont at gine apiitocr cipiIe; po'
LITTLE % sforomiife sfcttl8bcocr /
SigbcO meo WUnb.
Gn Ilaabe tlliass.
Sra Sonoon telearaierca, at Der
nil / O%cponports SSoor lig9cr 1873
Stibe, iont oct brittle Nomiralitet
ogter at aibrnbe. III oiaic ifal 81
iirar irlgcs, % 80 %0i2poncrcs poa
mloen Diaaoc, iom ellSnil life CT be-
TENT. &c 81, Tom itaI iGlgcS, inb.
beiattcr Sla9ifibcilc "%Nlbennarle",
"ermontb" % "~SSSnpiter" % &rpo.
"Sconber", "9lctipe", "@elo,
10" % "Gclippe" iomnlcll ncb %
CcItropcrS, IS Sorpco0bnooe, 8 go
tr~uliebnnoe, 7 llnocruoub@boabc, -
% S al iorIflcai9 Irt".
MptS Der cnbnl err nogcn ION bar
oG 5ilbsieliebeo til at be
Tor iia iisl", iaa or 10 her ell
uonncrfct Nnlebning til at erhperpe
Ell bel arigaflaabe paa cit Bret.
Stnbe at "aeiicren al Sabara" lite
mere CT blonot De 2cuenocs Gal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-06

NnIfes.-Meno for Irbeioe /
taitinpertiteo. Griarins life nebperz
big. sob son os itabi9 NniTttelie. Soeus
%penbelie til t0artzFarr 6ompanp, Tounbers
OF the Tractor Snbuitrp, CHARLES Gitp, 80.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-15
Opponents Say Suffrage Cannot Stand Court Tests hich Are Certain to Come
By Associated Press

New York, February 14.--Granting of woman suffrage lover the heads" of the people by legislative act cannot stand the tests in the courts that will inevitably ensue," is the assertion made in a statement issued here tonight by the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage.
 These cases,' the statement con tinued, should ratification be ob- tained in time for women to vote this year, will not only hold up the cleo tion result as did the Hayes-Tilden conflict, but possibly necessitate a sec ond election. Republican and demo- cratic chairmen working under the suf- frage whip are leading the country straight for political chaos"
 The statement was amplified by Miss Mary G. Kilbreth, the president, who declared two suits would be insti- tuted to test the constitutionality of the Susan B. Anthony amendment. if it becomes operative before the presiden- tial and state elections next fall. Miss Kilbreth declined to give details of the legal action contemplated. or to name the counsel retained, but said prelim- mary steps already had been taken.
 Attached to the statement, which was signed by Miss Kilbreth, was copy of a telegram sent to Governor Hart of Washing ton, congratulating him upon his refusal to call special session of the legislature to act upon the suf- frage amendment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-15
No Matter How
 Bad the Complexion
-Stuart's Calcium Waters Provide the Wonderful Calcium Sulfide That Gives the Skin What It Re- quires to Prevent Pimp- les, Blackheads and
 Such Skin Dis
 fipurements

-rhe pink freshness of a natural complexion is greatly admired these sdavs because of the too general use -of rouge, powders. creams and other
 pake-ups. It goes without saying sthat q natural beautiful complexion shas health beneath it and with health
 is vivacity and leadership in social land other activities. No matter how bright and active one may be, face
 covered with pimp1es is handicap. Never before was the question of .heaithful appearance so much in evil 1dence. Get rid of pimples, black
 heads roughness, redpess and itching rash by using Stuarts Calcium Waters. They contain calcium sulphide,, con-
 sidered by scientists absolutely essen- stial to clear healthy skin.
 : If you.-are discouraged you can now cheer up, No matter how bad your .skin may be from such conditions, sStuart's Calcium Waters ought to
 work wonders with it. And then
 goodbye to blackheads, pimples, boils trash and a muddy, sallow complexion.
 So don't be blue. don't despair; get
 5O-cent box of Stuart's Calcium
 Walters today at any drug store in the
 United States and soon you may have as, beautiful complexion as you ever wished for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-15
QI ANGHARD FOUND
 DEAD IN HIS ROOM
Son of Former Louisiana Governor Takes Own Life
 As Result of Worries
sy Associated Press

Memphis, February 1i.-Dr. Ashton Blanchard of Shreveport, La, son of former Governor Blanchard of that state, was found lying on the floor Of his room at local hotel today with
 his skull shattered by bullet from a large caIibre rifle He apparently had been dead several hours when a hotel employe entered the room and found the body.
 The rifle from which the bullet ap- parently had been fired was found sus- pended from an arm of a dressing table in the apartment and the coroner, after an investigation. late today expressed the opinion that the wound was self inflicted
 Identity of the body as that of Dr. Blanchard was verified tonight by a former Shreveport newspaper man, who had known the physician in that city.
 Da Blanchard is reported to have been in i'll health and letter found in the room indicated worry over a busi- ness transaction. According 10 the police. the letter mentioned two other men as interested in the business deal, and urged that they be communicated with in the event the physician met a violent death A telegram from Char lottesNltle, Va, lelilhS ol sdle oA property and another advising that the sender was en route to Atlanta, Ga, were lying on the floor near the body.
 Dr. Blanchard registered at the hotel four days ago. He was last seen alive last night when he secured the key to his room from the hotel office,
 According to a dispatch from Shreve- port he left that city recently on va cation when his health gave indications of failing. Previously he is said to have spent several years in Asheville, N C.. because of i'll health.
 Under instruction received late to- day the body will be shipped to Shreve- port early tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-15

placed in Birmingham if possible While the prospective sum will go into the mill lions in purchasing the water plant, in- formation from other cities shows that municipalities that operate their own water supply are doing so at profit in most instances.
 Under one general management the city commissioners believe the best results will be achieved
 A new development in the situation yes terday was the proposition that the city rot only furnish it's own street lights, but furnish electric illumination and current supply to the domestic consumers as well.
 In regard to gas the reports being re- ceived at the city hall show that manu- factured gas as it is now used must have the addition in it's compilation of enrichment from fuel oils. and this en- richment is as easily applied to by-prod- uct gas as to the sort now in use.
 When a shipment of fuel oil failed to arrive some weeks ago. the manufac- tured gas the- city is now using dropped for that day to 52S British thermal units instead of the standard required. 575. That fluctuation was the lowest of the last four months. although on more than one day the gas fell many units below the requirement.. However, the required monthly average was TOT edch Ol the past four months in excess of the re- quired average per day.
 City officials are awaiting with consid- erable interest the establishment of the new plant of the Sloss-Sheffield Com pany, near North Birmingham, which will add to the local output of by-prod- uct gas
 As soon as complete reports are avail able on the three utilities, water, gas and electricity, the commissioners will com plete the action taken already in tenta- tive conference, unless matters now en. tirelv unforeseen should arise.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-15
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP MEANS ECONOMY ID. CITY, THINKS BROWN
City Commissioner Making Study of Situation and Thinks City Should
 Acquire Utilities

Where the city can save thousands of dollars annually when it takes over the water, gas and electric utilities will be in a consolidation of their business of fees, says Commissioner J. Ellis Brown, under whose control come the public utilities of the city
 With each utility having it's director. engineers, manages and workers, the Financial purchasing and meter inspec- ton departments could be consolidated in one building at great economy
 Commissioner Brown has a number of the city employees and others at. work compiling data regarding these utilities and soon will have further definite in- formation to place lefore the city board
 Yesterday he expressed himself as very much in favor of the bonds for the util- ities, especially the water works. heinz
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-15
NEWDERRY CALLED FROM COURTROOM
 BY WEES ILLNESS
Got $1,O95 and Considered Half of It Pure Velvet,
 Says One Defendant
By A,soeIat,d Frs,

Grand Rapids, Mich.. February h. The question as tor whether work for the committee which managed the 1918 senatorial campaign of Truman H. Newberry was a paying proposition was again emphasized by the prosecu- tion today at the elections conspiracy trial in federal court. Out of several bits of testimony bearing on this sub ject there stood out the following statement. attributed by a grand juror to one of the defendants, Charles V. son:
 ''I got in all s1,095, and l considered at least half of that pure velvet"
 The expression was presented to the jury through George l.. Jordan, who made his second appearance at the trial He was the second grand jury witness at the single Saturday session, being preceded by the third appear ance of Claire R. Higbee, clerk of the grand jury.
 AS on previous occasions when these men have testified, Martin W. Little. ton and George E. ENichols of the de-. fense counsel put them through se- were s-examination.
 They held stoutly. however. to the main portions of thefr testimony.
 MEMORY IS FAULTY
 Higbee acknowledged he had little or no recollection of one defendants grand jury testimony except what was recorded in his notes, and MT. Nichols played on this theme at length, wind ing up by showing the trial jury that Higbee made two brief pages of notes while the defendant was before the grand jury at least twenty minutes, and perhaps half an hour"
 w H. Richter. worker in local furniture factory, testified so much in variance with the version of his grand jury information presented by Frank c, Daley. assistant attorney general, that Judge Sessions ordered an in vestigation. It was learned later the Investigation probably would devolve upon Myron H. Walker. United States district attorney
 Mr. Littleton objected toN Judge Ses- sions' action, saying he did so because of the effect the incident might have on the jury.
 Richter had been testifying concern ing campaign activities of George Walsh, a Grand Rapids memb CT of the legislature, and MT. Littleton said he was forced to make the objection
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-15
Preachers Denounced By Post of Legion
 for Their Meddling
By Associated Ere"

By associated ffess
 Knoxville, Tenn. February 14.-For- bidden by the city commission on ap- peal of the local ministers union to present film production tomorrow at a moto. n picture house for the benefit of disabled world war veterans Knox vile Elks are still determined to pre- sent the picture. and will endeavor to do so on advice of consel Ministerial objection is based upon fear that of the picture is presented it may open theatre doors for regular Sunday per formances. The American Legion post is supporting the Elks and denohnces the ministers for their ,interference.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-15
MISS KATHERINE HUGHES of National Bureau on Irish Freedom
 to speak here today.

the national bureau of information of the Friends of Irish Freedom will speak this afternoon at o'clock at the Col -onia1 theatre on The Truth About Ire land" Miss Hughes has had the un- usual distinction for a woman of being the private secretary to Canadian premier and assistant to a Canadian agent general in London, Following her address Miss Hughes will answer any questions that may be asked by persons attending the lecture on this subject
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-15
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-15
yon Capelle In Switzerland

Geneva, Switzerland, February 14.- Vice Admiral von Capele, former min ister of the German navy. whose name appears among the Germans whose ex- tradition is demanded by the allies, ar
 rived at Davos, Canton of Grisons,, today. Former Crown Prince Rupprecht of Ba- varia has been at Davos for some time.