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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-01
OsaneIa.

Pan Brocken otevfel neoby
cejnym pocitem tajuplne psa-
nj. Sam Sc domyslel, re stoji
ma pral1u roZluSteni neobycej-
neho tajemstvi Cecilinina pu-
|Vodu. Kali Sc mu zrak. Snal
brejle a otrel ie chvejici Sc ru-
kou. PAX rozevrel dopis a jeho
stare oci hltaly jeho obsah.
Dopis byl psan ma bilem pa
pire beze vsech tovarnich zna-
mex Rukopis byl hruby, nazpet
nakloneny, coz bylo patrnym
dukazem, re pisatel nechtel,
ably .ieho pravy rukopis byl po-
znan. Nemel zadny datum a
znel nasledovne:.
Pane Brocken! Je tomu NY
nj ctrnact roku, co jsem Yam
zanecha! male bezejmenne de-
cko, ktere jste sc uvolil vycho-
vati pc cely ten cas- nepsal
jsem Vam ami jediny radek, a.
Iniz jsem cd Vas o mem primo
slySel, vim vsak, re ma nestesti
ono dit6 jeste zije. Vyplacel
|j3em Vam pravidelne ma vycho
vani jeii rocne so liber sterlin
gu. Posilam tn castku jake o.
bycejne V poukazkach ma an
glickou banku. Jelikoz jest n.y.
nj asi sedmnact rokd stara, q
schopna ziviti Sc sama, nepo.
Slu vice zadnych penez prc
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nj. Jako re toto jest me prvnl
psani ma vas, jest take posled.
MIN.
Domnivam Sc; re byla die
| meho navodu vychovana CO
| prosta nemecka venkovanka
Domnivam Sc take, re je Sc
svym postavenim spokoJena,
nebot' neznala zadne jine. PAX
Ii Sc provda "a nektereho 2 va
sich venkovand, bude me pfanl
ohledne jejiho zaopatreni vypl
memo.
"Nenl tfeba, abych opako-
val, co jsem yam pravil pred
ctrnacti lety, re divka ia ne
ma zadnych pratel vyjma ty,
ktere 81 snad ucinila V Zorlici
zadnych pribuznych re pro
nj bude nejlepe, kdyz bude Ii
ii a zemre zapomenuti V Ger
nolesi. Ma starost oni konci
timto. Ami ona ami Wy neuslysi
O mne nikdy vice..
Dopis byl bez podpisu. Pan
Brocken pfecetl no podruhe a
vzdychnul.
"Neznamy ochrance vzdava
Sc Ceciiie," zaseptal. "Veske-
re spojeni mezi dfvkou a jeji
minulosti jest nynl uplne pre-
ruseno. Skoro mne mrzf, re
isem postal lorda Glenhama
pryc, axe prece nemohl jsem
.iednati jinak. Die tradic a IVY
ku sveta, divka jako Cecilie,
necht' jest sebe krasnejsi, vide
lanejSi a laskavejsi, nehodi Sc
"a zenu velkemu lordovi."
An jeste hledel ma psani, o.
tevrely Sc dvefe Cecilie vol
ne vstoupila majic cd place
zarudle oci a oblicej bledsi
.nez obycejne.
"Co sc stale drahouSku?"
tazal Sc pastor meme. "Co te
1ouzi?"
"Nudim Sc, strycku," pravi-
ia Cecilie znavene. "Jak nu-
dnou je tato draha stara fara
Kdybychom jen mohli nekam
iinam iitiv'
"Styska Sc tt po AngliGa,
mech, drahousku? Nine take,
pravil pan Brocken smutne
"Posad' Sc vedle mne a bude
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-01

-PRODA Sc farma O 883 a.
krech, jsou tam p6kne stavby,
1884 akru les, k dlazdene ce-
ste phl druhe mile, do mestec-
ka Ike kafe a ke skole ctvrt mi
lie a 35 mil do Clevelandu. Pro
|da Sc SIC vSim "a hotovych
$500. Piste 81 pro dalSi in
formace ma Thorn Oberton,
1922 Burwell st. Cleveland,
10. 1-3
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Pastorova schovanka
Roman Cd pani Harriet Lewisove.
bankovky a list Vypadly 2 ne

bankovky a list vypadly ne
no.
Starry pastor lekl Sc a Ease
ptal: "Psani? Prvni psani, kite
re mi posila Ceciliin ochrance.
Co mi asi pise? Chce mi il
snad odejmouti? Ma snad dlou
he tajemstvi ctrnacti let byti
konecne roZluSteno?"
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PRODA Sc dunn 9ti poko-
iich cislo 1927 E. 1870. Musf
byti prodan co nejdrive. Biz
81 sdeli w. M. Walker, 2207
E. 81 st. Tel. Rosedale Silt.
1-3
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ZTRATIL Sc meZi Union a
Kinsman ul. mlady pes, polo
bulldog, je billy, ma hlave, u u
cha zluty, jedno oko ma cerne
a slysi ma jmeno Willy. Kdo
no privede neb o mem poda ur-
citou zpravu obdrzi odmenu v
elsie 34O0 e. 1OS ul. IL
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CHCETE-LI 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te Sc s duverou
ma nejstarsiho a spolehliveho
ceskeho jednatele FIR. Hattana,
3642 E. 40 ul. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel Union 1926 w.
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Drobrle
0zllanlky
ROZDAVAME DARKY KAz-
DY DEN Az DO 81. LEDNA
1920

ga nastfadane stvrzenky .ze
strizniho obchodu "u Koudeln"
" elsie 4735 Broadway (vedle
pozarnf stanice.)
i Vymefite sve kupony v obno-
su $25, $50, SIS neb $100 "a
krasne premie a nemate-li dost
nastradanych kuponi, doplnte
si je pozdeji, ale prijd'te 81
vybrati svou premii hned. IL
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$4,000 koupi pres ctvrt akru

$1,000 koupi pres ctvrt akru
pozemku S domem o 6ti svetni
cich s koupelnou. Je tam elek-
trina, svetlo, plyn, autoniobi-
Iowa garage a dive poulicni ka-
ry jedou kolem. Nepropaste
tuto pfflezitost. Blizsi infor-
mace sdeli sc V uradovne +.
j. Nejedlik Co., 11O15 Union
Ave. Tel. Union 1851 r. -
Broadway 1886. ?
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CHCETE-LI 81 koupit lot ma
ia ul. a Union, navstivte mne
hned. E. Lloyd. 1856 E. 40 ul.
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SAMOHRACf PIANO, upl-
ne move, 35 roly, velmi lev
ne ma prodej. Usetrite $3.50.
Mozno jej tez videti vecer.
Haste Sc " elsie 1854 Fulton
Rd. Z
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HLEDAS Sc

HLEDA Sc byt pro jednu
osobu, diva neb tri pokoje V o.
koli Broadway neb ma Karli-
ne. Nechte adressu v adm. t.
listu. IL
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
aneb Sc vymeni Ia privatni
dunn. Haste sc u Tom. Suchy,
8603 Beckman Ave. S. K. Tel.
Princt. 1916 w. !?
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PRODA Sc pohodlny, do
bre staveny dunn pro jednu
rodinu 0 osmi svetnicich, du
bove podlahy, vyhfevni pee
ma uhli a plyn, skopky ma
pradlo, >kamenna porch i
schody, garaz, naleza Sc bill
re kary, skoly a kostela v
Corlett, je prave dohotove-
ny. Cena pfimerena. Blizsl
Sc sdeli V {. 1850 E. 81. ul.
biize 55. ul. a Drake Ave.
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PRODAJI Sc kuchynska ka-
nina ma uhli a zachovaly velo-
ciped. Haste Sc V elsie 3471 E.
SO ul. nahore. IL
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PRIJMOU Sc masinarky ma
damske kabaty. Stala prace.
Pat cd $40 do $50 tydne. Tez
divky do uceni. Haste sc j..
Pikla, 3249 +. 40 ul. Is
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Vas kyrn budete obchod0vati.
CHCETE USETRITI
PENfZE l OBTfZE?
TUDfZ
DVOURODINOVE

$3.50 "a svence E. 48. ul Il Mcbride Ave.
$1,000 et dobre udzovany majete Finn u Broadway
A svetnice, E. u. u E. ul
$32004 vnitini zachody, e. 40 III Hamm St.
svet zachod lot 33x58 Broadway
$500 koupena zachod lot 40x150 Sykora
Forest City Parku
S35OO5 vetnice zachody ektrka svea naeza 3340 W.
- Sc "a
a svet. sklep ceym, r. 40 uL Hamm ST.
zachod ul
i koupel. zachod, Bdway
- sv6t dobrem Martin u Broadway.
$45OOA a pro rod koupelna zachody, ektrka,
$i1.0O Broadway
elekt. T.
zachod. dlouhy IL
S5sCU zachody skep pod ccym Fleet
koupeny, bfd stiecha Broadway.
koupeny, enes, ck, skopky, Oakfield
f. ISL ul. $1,000 hotove aneb lot.
svet. koupelny, shop, pem
3 koupel ell. Pershing Ii
koupelny. skopky
strccha Beckman f. sc. ul
$72005 koupe ferncsy skopky elekrika dlazde
ne Benwood u. V COret.
koupe.
s95o0 svet koupc fcrnesy skopby Union
koupe crness. moderni 15xl2o
E. 93. ul. Kinsman Rd.
ssSO0 koupeny fcrncsy dazdenc
uIci Colett.
5000 svet koupena ell lot 40x120 Bdway
s15OO0-6 Higreh Drive
5oulevardu.
A REKNETE JlNYM AUToMOBIL ovA oBSLUHA.
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zalezeti bude n;

Zajiste nezklamal mnuem on kteri byli nami
obslouzen coz doazano velkou pfizni nam venovanou
obrovskym obchodem, uskutecnenym.
Prijd'te 81 vybrati nyn - jara budou este drazsi.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

New York october 1.-tSpecial)-ihe market today was quieter than yester- day and somewhat steadier, although there was enough belated liquidation to bring about a small decline from yes terday's closing level Various rumors were current as to the prospects ot general coal strike in Great Britain, the market selling off toward the end or ths day on the latest reports to the etrect that the prospects of averting such a calamity appeared less satisfactory. , don't believe there will be general coai strike in Great Britain under-present con di;ions. but that is . mereabelief founded upon the growing unemployment repore- ed from abroad. Until the question IS definitely settled it is serious menace to sentiment, already inclined to pc pes sinistic There was somewhat iees southern selling than heretofore, anu practically no increase in. the defnahu. which is, after all, the main factor .o be considered. We must have an ltsi- provement in the demand for actual coz ton before there will be real chahse in the market Meantime we are ap. preaching what will probably be snni'i' estimate from> the government on MOE day 'next-Hubbard Bros.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
HEAVY SELLING IS
 GIVEN AS CAUSE OF
 NEW WHEAT DECLINE
Selling Pressure Apparently Largely Influenced By Continued Talk of Canadian Competition and
 Bearish Estimates

Chicago, October 1.--Heavy selling by houses with northwestern connections did much today to bring about fresh de- clines in the wheat market here. Prices closed unsettled, 3Ac to 6Ac net lower, with December s2.111s to s211% and March $2W. Corn finished 11ac net lower to Ac advance: oats up 1sc to s4c. and pro- visions at setback of Sc to .5c.
 Selling pressure on the wheat market appeared to be largely influenced by con- tinued talk of Canadian competition and by bearish estimates of the world SUD- ply! The estimates were said to indicate that there could be no world wheat scarcity before May or June. At the ex- treme of the consequent break in values December delivery was 9c under yester- days finish and March was at the low est price yet this season. The market had. frequent rallies drrino the later trading, but there was wheat for sale on all of the hard spots. Meanwhile active buying for export was noted and there was also lively profit taking for shorts.
 Big receipts firmed the corn market to new low level for the season, but shorts covering lifted prices again in the late dealings.
 Crop damage reports from Argentina helped to strengthen oats
 Commission house selling of ribs weak ened the market. notwithstanding higher quotations on hogs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
BREAK FOLLOWS EARLY ADVANCES
 ON STRIKE NEWS
Market Weakens on Private Condition Report, Southern Selling and Local
 Market Pressure
By Associated Press

New YorK, October 1.-Eary advances were followed by a sharp break in the cotton market today following denials thatthe British coal mine dispute had Teen settled and reports of easier spot markets october was relatively weak, selling off from 2i15c to -23.00c and clos ing at g. .10c or 70 points net lower, while the general list closed easy with later months to S2 points below last nights final quotations.
 The market opened steady at an ad- vance of Il to 90 points and sold about 27 to 37 points net higher during the early trading in response to higher Liver pool cables. Private advices attributed the advance there to trade buying to fix prices on call cotton and small oI- ferings and there also were reports ol much better feeling over the coal silua- tion These features failed to create any general demand, however, and the mar ket weakened during the middle or the day on small goods sales at Fall htVer' prospects for better weather a prlvase condition report of 63.9 southern selling and local pressure. Another rally 1oi- lowed reports that the British coal strike had been called off, but it met increased offerings when later advices sad that the strike notices had merely been post nored pending another vote by the miners. There was also selling on Man chester cables that there would De another meeting of spinners there next week at which decision in favor of organized curtailment was probable De- cember contracts sold off from 2255c to 21. .95f and January from 22.07c to 2. 4sc' or about p to 30 points net lower and the cJose was at the low point of the day on most positions owing to the reappear- ance of hedge selling and the talk of lower spot offerings in the Texas mar kets. One of the private wires received here said that middling cotton masuring 2s millimeters, was offered at the price Of December in the interior.
 Exports otday 39,6ss. making 454,S1s SC far this season. Port receipts 26,Os7. United States port stocks S20,Slo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans La., October 1.-Cot- ton was without any very decided trend today and the close was thirty-1lVe points down to four points up, com pared with the final prices of yester- day. During good part of the ses- sion the market stood at small to mod crate advances, but there were de- clines in the early trading and again toward the close, while October closed at the lowest of the day at 21.S0. The weakness of October appeared to De due to liquidation of long contracts which liuuidation was first started by
 the circulation of a few notices.
 Around the opening the tone was
 steady enough and prices were ad-
 vanccd twenty-two to thlrty-eight
 noints by the strength of. Liverpool
 and fear of frost on the weather map
 but after the first demand was satis- fled. the market received no great amount of support and it started sag ging. The downward movement per sisted until all of the decline was lost and prices were one to five points under yesterdays last quotations. Here cablegrams from Liverpool claiming the complete settlement of all labor difficulties had their effect and prices commenced to climb again, the active months finally going thirty-flv to forty points over the finals ol yesterday. December rising to 21.63. In the late trading the market lost it's good tone completely, further cable grams claiming that coal labor
 troubles had been settled only for a
 week and that trade in the Manchester cloth and warn market was very poor The decline that resulted carried the price off to net losses of one to thirty- five points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
BRAOSTREET

New York. October .-Bradstreet's to morrow will say:
 X more hesitant note is sounded in the trade report this week and buying has .s.ackened as the result of past and present marking down of prices in many lines of wholesale trade. In many re- ports the recent cuts in cotton goods and automobiles are stressed as being the impelling causes of the quieting down of trade buyng and the lessencd activity in industry. but in a few re- ports of warmer a>d unsettled weather, The nearer approach of the election and heavily declining prices for farm prod ucts all mentioned as contributing to the slower pace It seems without question that the check first given to buying by consumers last spring plus the closer scrutiny of credits, and les sened accommodations to borrowers de- siring to carry large stocks have had cumulative effect which has been accen- tuated by recent seasonal changes not bringing anticipated reawal<ening of de- mand. Weekly bank elearings S,96S. 234, GOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
RAILS CONTINUE
 IMPROVEMENT AS
 |NDUSTR|ALS DROP
Only Appreciable Change In Stock Market Is More Di- vergent Character
 of Trading
Bv Associated Press

New YorK October 1.-The only appre- eiable change in the stock market today from that of recent sessions was the more divergent character of the trad ing. Rails continued to improve, while numerous popular industrials and spe- cialties were at lowest prices in many months.
 Entrance into the final quarter of the year brought little comfort to the con- structive side of the market The month- ly survey of the federal reserve, which stressed the caution prevalent in general business circles, seemed to confirm feeling long existent in high financial quarters.
 On the other hand the rails, it was claimed, are enjoying a boom. partly be- cause of the related recognition of their intrinsic value, but more particularly because of the benefits they are expected Bumper crops.
 Among the stocks most affected today were the several sugar issues, which broke to 6iA points, south Porto Rico sugar distinguishing itself by a sheer descent of 15 points on few transac- tions Anamolous trade conditions, not- ably the disparity between the raw and the retmeu dIu pIouuStS, dSSo"hIe" mainly for the slump.
 The rise in rails was the most impress ssve of the current movement most of shares gaining to points, with gain of 6ss for Wisconsin Central. Investment trans-continentals and grangers rose to 8 points, and coalers. notably Norfolk and Western and Lehigh Valley, made similar gains. The entire list strength eEed in the later dealings on reports of q probable avoidance of the British coal strike.
 Foreign exchange rallied from it's early depression, although the Argentine rate made a new low record. An per cen quotation represented the high cal money quotations of the day and bond especially standard rails and industrials made variable gains with Liberty issues Total sales, par value, aggregated s. 750. .OOO
 Old United States bonds unchangec on call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Louisville Live Stock Ry AssOciatetl PPess
Coffee Market Ry ASsOeiafetl presa

New York. October 1,--The marke for coffee futures was very quiet again today and prices moved within a range |of 1 or points. The opening was ? points active months sold to 6 points above last nights closing figures during the middle of the day on seat tered covering. Otherwise there was very little -sdemand and the tone was rather easier late in the afternoon on rumors of lower. cost and freight off, fers although last prices were within a point or two of the best. The close was to points net higher. Closing bids October. 7.25; December TO; Jan uary. 7.se; March S,14; May s.3s; July S.57.
 The spot market was quiet at 7a. to 8. for rio Is, and 12&a to 1S.54 for santos 4s
 Sales of Santos 3s and As were quoted at 10.S0 in the cost and freight market American credits.
 The official cables reported decline of 15 reis in the Rio market and of 75 to 100 reis in new style Santos futures. The dollar buying rate was 20 reis higher and Rio exchange on London 71-s1 pence higher. Rios cleared 76.0oO for New York. Brazil port receipts sl. 900; Jundiahy's receipts s6.o0o. X
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02

preciation of the stock. It does not matter whether Mr. schiffs fortunes will be found to be as much as a hum dred millions or no more than fif.y millions, the smaller figure being the estimate those who are best qualified to judge give, for it is surely to be placed in the list of fortunes aggregat- ing many millions and accumulated chiefly within the past twenty years.
 A BANKERS PROPOSITION
 The late George w. Perkins. when speaking of Mir. Sullivan's pre-emi- hence as capitalist, and his associa- uon with one important railroad 'op- orator which brought him many mil lions. said Mr. Stillman Is only a bank cry he is not like Hartman or Hill or Huntingdon, very able construc- tive force in railroad matters But little later when MT. Perkins state ment was repeated to James J. Hill, he said But all these are banking propositions.' He had in mind no doubt, his association with John g. Kentucky. who, in company with able Scotch financiers of Canada, had faith in MT. Hill and his Northern Pacific plans, and aided in financing that sys- tenn to it's completion. Mir. Kennedy. together with Mr. Hill and the others
 
 cumulated very great fortunes. MT. HilIs fortune was due to his genius in financing the opportunities for new Pacific railroad. MT. Kennedy's fortune in great part, came from his faith in, and support of Mr. Hills plans
 So it is said that Jacob Schiff of unsurpassed reputation as an interna- tional financier, may properly be placed in the same class with MT. Ken nedy, for each of them undertook as banking propositions. the reorganiza- ton of, or the construction of rail- read lines from the Missouri and from the Great Lakes to the Pacific coast.
 MT. Schiff, before his death a few days ago, was the survivor of all those who accumulated stupendous fortunes through the construction of railroads to the Pacific. The combined fortunes of c. F. Huntington and his three as- sociates, accumulated through the pro- motion and construction of the South ern and Central Pacific railroads, and due in great measure to valuable land grants, must have been not far from {. hundred millions. MT Harriman's for tune was found to be somewhat in eX- cess of eighty millions, and Mir Hilrs almost as great.
 There does seem, however, to be ex- cellent foundation for the remarks made by Mir. Hill and, that thereafter no very great fortunes, can be accu- mulated through railroad reorganiza- tions, expansion. improvement or new construction. It is sometimes spok en of as possible that sufficient capital can be found to buy the majority of q ]ow-priced railroad stock, such as the Erie. and then by management which would be put an imitation of the meth ods of E. H. Harrimtn, bring it's stock up to par or better. But the future of the railroad situation of the United States does not promise the creation of great fortunes, although it will again entail important banking propo- sitions and thereby illustrate the truth which was in MT. Hill's remark, "All these are banking nronositionS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Port Movement

New Orleans: Middling, 2sc; receipts, Iso4; sales, 27s stock. a06.46o.
 Galveston: Middling, 22.l5c; re- ceipts, 1o,1s5: exports. J21,ols; sales l 300: stock. 1S2.o01
 Mobile: Middling. 2Sc; receipts, 'zl; stock. 1,211.
 savarlah Middling, g4.25c; receipts, T2,99s: exports, s.1SS: sales lso' stock e6.623.
 charleston: Receipts, sss; stock, +225.55s,
 Wilmington: Middling, 2s.25c; re- |ceipts, 100; stock, 29,105.
 Texac City. Receipts, 4So stock. '4.595.
 Norfolk: Midd.ing, 24c; receipts. S61; sales. 1ss; stock, 22,19I.
 Baltimore: Stock 3,253
 Boston Middling. 25.50c; receipts, |16i stock. 16,S5S.
 Philadelphia: Middling. a5.25c' stock. i,5s4.
 New York: Middling. 25c. receipts. |15o; exports, PA; stock. 25,5s4.
 Minor ports: Receipts, 1o.2S5 ex- ports. 1o,2%5. stock ,.794.
 Total today: Receipts. s5.s'o; ex- ports. Al .e5s; stock. s1s.3ss. Total for week: Receipts, 159,52S, exports. l09,Sis.
 rotaly for season: Receipts. s2S'slo; |expcrts, 454.e2l Interior Movement Houston: Middline. 22.2sc; receipts l14,932: shipments. 2l,o11; sales, 1o,s94; stock. 17O.slo. | Memphis: Mid6ling. 26c; receipts. 1850; shipm ents, ea6; sales. !5o; stock t24e.16l Augusta. Midclins. 2s.5oc; receipts la0.1as: shpn ents 1a4s; stock, 73.2s2. St. Louis: MiGuiing. 24c' receipts 1.64s: shipments 1881: stock. 9.47s. Atlanta MiddlnG, 22.25. Little Rock. MiGdiing, 24c: receipts 1878; shipments, 152; sales, 152: stock i1s,o15. Montgomery; MiGd.ing. es.5oc; sales 9,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
To Have Aviation Unit
Rx Associated Press

Coblenz, October 1.-The American forces in Germany win have an aviation unit in operation within the next Few weeks, it was learned here today The newest type U. s. army airplanes when have been developed recently in America have been shipped to Germany ana group of aviators already has arrlveu. mbe init will become an active part of tbe Rhine forces as soon as final ar rangements have been completed. The American forces in Germany have been ywithout an aviation arm since last spring when the forces were reduced to l5,ooo or 16,000 men. ss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
DrS. DOzier & DOZier

Oldest established Firm of Medical Specialists in Alabama. Twenty five Years in Birmingham.
 We treat scientifically and with WI,Gderful success, all manner of chronic diseases of the Eye, Ear, Hose and Throat. Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys and all dis eases of the Skin and the Pel- v,c Organs of Men and Women
 We especially invite those who have any symptoms of Ap- pendicitis or Ovarian trouble. to