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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Demtid,lamH saitS Bic Giea,

ueber oie 5tellungnabme Der oelit<
i9en @eibsregierung gum 8oferbum
gibt cine @e6e Aufiblub, Die Der Sc
gislationsrat BON Briitmib als Ser
treter 6es Muspdrtigen Mmtes anlaB-
li6 BEG fiir5lih itattgefunoenen Ba-
fifiiten=Gongreiies IN 8rauni6meig
gebalten fat. ST fubrte nnter on
6erem aus:
rDie beutfbe &egiernng fat Bis
iebt feline an1tlibe &e,nntnis bon IT.
geno pelden 56ritten erbalten Die
unternommen mep0en ionen 5u bent
3mefe, oaB 9ent16lan6 IN Sic geaito-
.nenlign aufgenommer mer6e. Die Ste
gier1ng muB aber 6amit rednen> bob
tie iiber fur6 ober lang. in 6teier Nn=
g~elegenbeit Dor Die gntibei0ung gez
iteGt miro. Sir Deuti91anb liegt
feline Beranlaiinng Dor, ii9 CUR Muf=
trabme in bie ieBige Mationenliga 5u
ordngen, 10 lange in Ser Ndbe unierer
nod &rieg gefiibrt miro.
@enn Die 3eit gefommen lem miro,
no Deutiblano III einerl g0Glffesrbbnl1166
eintritt, miro es bon 5Sem iebt man
gelbaft organiiierten 9olferbunb eli
ne &eform bes golferbunbeg perlan=
gen. 8is lett bat D~eutdlano nil lei
men 8erl1ffungen an oie geatiitonenliga
tribe g%rfabrungen gernn9t." ga Der
2egationsrat III amtliber gigenidaft
benz &ongreiie teilnabm, 70 TON
men feline MeuBerl1ngen mobl als Sic
Mnli6t Der Meibsregierl1ng angeieben
per0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Die nidetpar5e SAntaA."

mertpartS lino Die Groteitbogen
gegen Die r5bmar5e S4ma9" rte-
|ienbnft unter3ei6net moroen. Barun1
Ser @robteil Der l1nter5ei9netet be1t=
i9e Narnen trdgt, fommt .oober, neil
man 6em nibt oeut1bipre6en0en Sub
lifnm sic 8eri6te uber ole fran5oii-
|lden @danotuten i'm &beingebtet por=
EentbaH, oieielber bei@0nigt ODER
|ielblt nls politiide Bropaganba 6ar-
itent. Die observation-disclosures
Breiie, fi6 nl1f rein fran5oiii9e 8e=
Iridte ItiBenb, iteqt bic SaGe nbio=
Tut bormlos bar, unb 10 merben mo-
.tlrlih an Die 8robebogen III Sen $50
.pierforb manbern. Mber man mag
bertuiden uno berbergen unb ielbit
tn Mbreoe iteqen, ole 8abrbeit mub
-0as amerifaniibe Golf Dernebmen;
.oufiir mlb un6 miro Die 6el1tide
Breiie, Ste 6eutiben Bereine .nr0 Dor
aaem bie groBen Berfammlungen for
gen. uniere NeprGientanten mIiien
|dngegnrgert mherbfae,r, Ute 5nde Dor
Ebns JSorum dppesg ftaatliden l1rb 11atio=
1alen BeieHBifoirpers 5u bringen. Gin
BroteitbeibluB int @ongreb nn6 nod
|mebr cine forfne4e Mufforber1ng, Dte
'idapur3m @nugeienen olis ben1
Mbeingebiete 5uruiiud5u5iiefben, miroe
ii9erliA in @arts cine @irfung nibt
Eberfebfen, 6en Mmerifa lit 1belte
Egrinmpb in 6em gan5lt6 bon ibm
Fubbd1tgigen Tranfrei6.
&un6erte bon 6qaen fonnte man
anfiibren, unb tagli6 nod babea1
.Srnuen nno &inber bon DieIen Be
.itien 5u Ieiben, uber in 8arts lit man
uber ule Moral bi11ars nnb iiebt 0n=
Der tomas nibt mebr als GerbreGen
an; aber IN MmerHifa, no man Is
onrA oaS Eugenobelbentum ielbit io=
melt gebra6t baB Die gauge Nation
afobolilder @etrdnfe entbalten
mnB, I'M t1gen0reiner 5u peroen,
ionte man benn 0o6 anoerer Mniiubbt
,iein iiber 1ie S6anotqten Der Sdtpar=
;5er i'm Mbeingebiet, als IN BariS, obear
.5dblt Daltlblanb ni9t mebr 5n ben
tge1itteten 2anbern? 8eroienen 6ie
oeutl9en Sranen, Md06en nno Stint
Ser 1tidt %benielben 56nb bor teri
ider. Suit un6 gerbreben, ais 6rou=
Ell, Mdbfer uno @in0er irgeno zines
.anberen 2anoes2 Sranfreii6 %nnterbalt
gepiB nidt obne Mbiim l9tpar55ee
.Erllppen au Deuti6em @ebiete;; Die
le Mbfibt lit unmoralii6 unb berbre=
berfh. SIN Namen Der Woral nnlo
.ber, Sl1ntnnitdt ionte bas moraliib
itarfe Mlmerifn Trarfreids Mblidt
burdfreu8en. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
DemtihlanD's Grnte.

Ser grtrag Ser 0entiden @rnte ent
fprtdt nod BEN neneiten GeiHteqlnz
gen BEN nnfdngli6en @%rtpartungen
nit nidften. Sm gnr5en bleibt oas lgar=
gebnis binter Dem 8ebarf tDeienflih
5uriid. Die grnte an 8rotgetreioe
miro MIR dnf ettpa iieben Wiqionen
Gonnen gei6dBt, fait iberoa bat mo-
mer1tli9 6ie &oggenernte itarf etrt=
t1ui9t. Das @ahstl1tn Der 5patffalr-
,toffein NOR BON falter nn0 iberalls
ftafier Nittttaerung erbebli6 beeintrdidd5=
tigt, I'M 0oer- nno 0artbebr11d GEL
ten &artoffeln unb Ruben ols iiber<
ipiegeno berloren. Ssn ben betreffffer=
ben 2anomirtfdaften lit gum Eeil ne
niger als Der eigentlide 8eonrf ge
Ierntf 5moroen. MleS, mas bort 5leiiB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
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minneiota
n1inneIota

ct. Bnnl. 8ergmerfsgeleliAaf=
ten, pel9e in pom Staat geeigneten
8ergperfen MuSgndbungen Dorneb=
men 1nunb nit ben @rtrdgen oerIelben
.@eIhafte TIN, baben an ben 9taat i'm
@an5en $708,00O fir Bergtperfsred=
.te. be5abH, nno lin0 nod tpeitere $255,==
900 .1dnloig. DieS oedt Die 8eriooe
Der Iebten bret Monate, uno 1T Die
gr0Bte gnmme, melde bisber fir lolz
de B8medep be5ablt moroen 1T. Gus "a
.Dbergeriibt befdaftigte 1i6 an leb=
ten Jreitag III Der neutrality-suspicious.
NIT ser 8ernrteilung bon SarrD 8ar=
eiinem Garmer aug Warttn
County, melddem i'm DECEMBER 1919.
ouf @runb ieirer Meubberlng:; sd
Bin pro6eutibbg bic er i'm SUM 1918.
in 8encome getan bate cine Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Hapans MeaierMna aeta6elt.

&t1tuoota, SSnpan, 4. NoD. - SSn
einem IN <1noota abgebaltenen Som
.Dt'er1t, benz 5000 Mitglieber Der Sem
ieitai expeditions ! Bartei beipobbn-
ten, pl1rbes ppobl Die einbeiMtiGe
ipie oie Muglanb=Nolitif ser iapa11i-
iben Megierunq IN gebarniibter &&e-
iplltio11en bt,ep1rurteilt. 81 miro III ben
~angpelnommenen 8ei9lufien erfldrt,
bas Bolf berlpHire Hiiber sic 3eiultate
Der Derbanolnngen nit Mmeriiffa iiber
Sic gnlifornia-grage ernitli6e 5or-
&c, neil bieie ii 6a1rda1s un5ufrie-
0%enitelen0er Weiie gefiibrt niir6en.
Durbgreifett0e meformen in Der Mrs-
lan6politif Der &egieruug meroen ge=
foroert oesgleiben cine Stabiliiie=
r11ng Der mtrtidnftliben nnb Der II
ran5ieuen GerbdItnilie, tpie Die TO-
fforttge ginfibrnng oes aagemeinert
MablrebS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
@erbpt b%eibehaIte11.

5outb Orange, 50. s., 6. NoD.
.ginen geriuhJ Sen Der 3eitungsbdno=
Ter 6. q, 8ndace bier madte, Die
..0%rtsbebor6e aum Bi6erruf Der I'M
Sabre 1918 angenommenen 8eror6-
.nl1ng 5l beranlaiien, Sic ben 8erfauf
beutlbiprudiiger 3eitungen perbietet,
lit feblgefhlngen. Sic Nblebnl1ng ge=
idsab al1f Mmpag bes GruItees Beder,
Der erfldrf babe1 lon: Bir befin-
ben nng tebniiih un0 ta1ttldd6lib nod
i'm &riege NIT Deutidlan0" ID
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Abeemieien.

Sn Mi9igan lit Der Berind Der
prgani1ierten uuouloiamfeit, ben SD
tbolifen oas &ebt gu nebmen, ibroe
ain6er in sic BON ibnen nrtterbalte=
men 8farrI9ulen at ibiden, lie 5u
spingen, iie in Die 5taatsldatlen gu
ididen, bon Der 8eb6lterung NIT gros
Der Mebrbeit abgemielen moroen. Die
Efarrihulen peroen belteben, nr1b Die
BON ser @erfal1ung gemabrleiitete I'M
terri6tsfreibeit miro unangetaltet blet
ben. Sc lit erfreulih, oaB &atbolifen
uno 8roteftanten in benz &an1pfe
@onb in Sono gegangen iino uno GEE
meinIam Sen l1nbuloiamen cine Ne-
DerIage bereitet baben, Sic tie iobalo
ni9t pergeiien meroen. 8enn ameri=
foriIde gItern fem 8ertrauen gu BEN
Gtoatsi6ulen baben, mas man ibnet1
ia leioer nidt berargen fam, un0 III
re 4in0er auf lire Soften III elmer
Yripatidnle unterridten laiien mol
len, muB ibnen 6as unbenommen
bleiben. @ttpas anoeres lit NIT nniesi
rem freien ginridtungen nibt uertrdg'
Itd.
3u ser NIT acknowledgement Webr=
beit erfolgten Mblebnung oes Mb16af-
fung auer Bfarr= uno 8ripatidulen
inn Staate Mi9tgan d~nltrebenoen
neutrality-suspicious. bat aud 6ie st.
2puiier Eimes 5teqnng genontmen in
einem ldngeren Mrtifel, Der in folgen-
Ser 8emerflng ieinen NniblnB fin
set:
Ger ltnterridt miro uberaQ un1
einen 6ort16ritt perbeliert. Die 0ffent
Iid)en S9ulen u. Staatsuniperlttatet1
sperOen INNER better, ebenlo Die Hfarr-
id)ulen, Sic Deridieoenen BriDat=5e-
minarien nnb Mtaoemien uro Goaegs.
9ieie BADEN ale ems gemeinIam
Sen GinfluB, ste gr5iebungsmittel
0em iungen @eidledt leihter 5rgdiiag,
lid gu MAIDEN. @enn Elm @r5iebnngs
ipitem oieie bobe Nufgabe Dergibt,
Damn iinb ieine Gage ge5dblt. @s
miro oas Sntereiie an ieinem Daiein
berloren baben. Son 3eit 5u 3eit bort
non bon iol6en 8oridl1ge1, tpie bic
fe 8epeg11ng in Midigan. Dieielber
5eigen, % bas H1blifum oas Snterei=
ie an Der Sade nod unb nod ber=
liert. Das golf berlnngt uberaI mebr
nnb before 5dulen, gang ei1erlei, an
mas es ionit glal1bt, t1idyt nber tuerti=
ger un6 idledtere, ni6t eiir1r1nI tperi-;
ger geraoe 10 quite, fpie tie iebt ba-
ben. Gas @rsiebungsfelo lit in iegli-
der &inlidt 10 groB, 6aB ieBt, pie. in.
Submit, INNER nod BlaB fit iebens
ernft gemeinten geriud, groB ober
fIein, in feinen @ren3en lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
@erneb111a nm @eibelanb.

8aibington 6. geob. 80 gg}ea9 einem
|ausgegebbenen 8ertbt bes Sefretdrs
6es Snner1 Bapne iino I'M 2auf oes
'Mo1puttg September mebr als 1000
600 Mfer. 2an6, fait ausi6lieBlm IN
-Mri5onn, fit peinitddtten CUR Giebz
5u9t ii Nar5euen bis gu $40 Mder
our Berfigung geiteM mor6en, Sour
Elm Heirer Cell bapon lit 0ffentlides
aon6, auf oem feline &edtSanipriide
.1diten. ...5 a. 5... s5.5.
Muberoem bat oas Departeme1nt
.bes. sS1tnern i'm September ,aber q
..O00, 600 Mder, oaDon !, 7O2,000sMfer
IN Mfr1:ii5ona, 2anb, bag fib nidt 5tlr
8emaiierl1ng e eiigJtnlet III Nar5eqen bon
800 Mder abttpdrtg fir grodenfarm=
getrieb 5ur ger:ffIiguug geiteM, Heller
5000 Mfer ,2anb in @D4omiing MUIR
|5en i'm September n1s Oel, be5p. @as
balten6 eingetragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Mu,erifaner er111prbet.

WaIbington 5. Nob. -. Mme-
|rifater g. 5eureD lit lesten M1eitt-
nod III ga11a1ea, Mertfo, ermor0ef
por6en, tpie benz 5taatsbepartement
ii 8nbingtor1 ge1nel6et mltr0e. Ser
nnterriifaniibe &o11fnI III Nogoles 1T
pom 5tnattsDoeparte11er n1rnlgJetDteien
tporoen, Sic 6ertiget 9rtgbeb0roens5 81
erifuden, nidtgs al 1l~rterIniien nnn ben
M0roer biingfet 8u MADDEN. Ser 4on-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

ill fugt Ieiner Meloung biin5n, bob
Ser Morb bon Mipn1orb NnDnrre, Ell
1lem bon Der gana1rea Copper Com
panD ange1teuten @rubenarbeiter, OBJ.
ne Nrobofation begangett por6en let;
Der Cater lit entfomm1en n1o miro
bonn Militar Derfolgt. Die 8eien<
idaH Fat cine Belobnur1g auf Die gr-
greifung Mabarres ansgeiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Die rSrtiitte TRACE.

Nttter OeI1 G1tel 04)er YuplI# HlD
Stalien~ lit bieier Gage NIT firdDli-
der @enebmigung IN Stom cine 8ro-
idiire bon 81. 81: @aiacca erlbienen,
Sic beredtigtes Mufieben erregt.
Ser 8erfniier b%efirtportet cine
m6glih1t balbige 20fung Der ~ro1ni=
.ihen Srage," bie felt eirem balbetl
ssabrbunoert Die beltdnbige l1rfabe.
bon u1einigfeit, 8erornB nno S6aoer
ge1Deien iit..
DDie geageen,1udirtige Gage beS b..
iSthbles, 10 fiibrt er aus, miro bon
Bene6ift XIV. tpie BON ieinen 8or-
.gangerm als abnormal urb l1nBalt-
bar betrahtet. Ser Napit lift IN Der
Mugiib11g 5eiter Ariftli6en Whiiiot1,
fotpiobfll Ill Sci. Negierung 6eS salerlis
|nno Set @ldnbigen als aud III ieinen
8e8iebungen ali ben ausDartigen
Waddtteln, ara bebiubert, Ml1h ibem ito
|lienil6en Stnat bringt bic Gage fet=
|11en Nuken 81 Sic &egiieerung Ste 33n-
|neigung Der Sreunoe oes 81. Stubles
In SStalien n1o I'M Muslan6e entbeb-
rem un6 unf bie 70 mertDone, bon al
len Waiydten eritrebte pdp11ttlide @nnitt
ber5ii6ften muB. Dem 8olfe i6aoet
Ser &aber 611r9 Die nnaufrieoenbeit
|ltnb nneinigffeit, Die er iberau herbor=
ruff. Al .4
Son alien Diejen @eii6tspunften
aus betrabtet, f9reibt gaiaeea, it eli
ne ger,edtte 26iung Der romiiden Sra
:ge oringeuo an uiini6en. So er bdlt
.eg gepabe5u fir bic paterldnoiibe
l3flidt eines ieoen italieniiben 8ur-
gers, oas Seinige ba5u bei5utragen,
6arnit .eine neue Mera ent1tebe III
ben 8e3iebungen oes bl. 5tubles nno
toes italieniiben 5toates, auf bob
eu6lid) bas Sod Der Al1ertreiber ab=
!ge1dMHet tperbe, Die fir Ne6t nnb
.Babrbeit meoer 5frnpel nod &uid=
1tbt 5eigen."
@ie bic Seinoe ser Stride cine So
Jung Ser Sruge 81 bintertreiiben in=
den, erfiebt man iibrigens aus el11en1
Bertdt Ser uunita @attolica" Mber
5ei1te III @om ia~bgebaltene groBe So
MISUNDERSTANDING pelde alle
Breimaurer a~nffor0erte, voie Ration
:gegen .bte geieBaebenoe @eualt at ers
+bebem" fans oieie Sen .gerfuh ma
den ioIte, i9 nit Der Stride ms
-ginbernebmen gu ieRen.
Mus Dem &apitel: n6oroerunger1
.6es NopiteS" in @aiaccas Broldure
.IdBt ii9 nbrigenS erieben, baB Der
.@egen1tnn6 Der Gorge 6es 81. Gaters
nidt 10 iebr Die materieqe @ebietS=
e%nf3iebnng iii, olS sic oaraus ertpad=
.ienoen haurigen Solgen fiir Die Be-
lbensbe6ingungen nnb Die g0ttli6e
Miiiion oes Napfttums. Mnf 5eiten
Staliens fonne11 feline begrIn6eten Sc
6enfen gegen cine 9oiung Der Srnge
be5teben, 0enm es ban0elt ii6 nibt 0a=
rum. eeiinen @ebietSteil Ios5ulolen nnb
i'm elmer feinoli6en Mntion aus5ulie==
fern, fon6ern ein5ig un6 alein 0arlm,
DEM Baplte, Dent sSre11noe uno Bobl-
tater 6es italieniiden Bolfes, lem Dor-
Der Deficiencies gutes Nedt an5uer=
fentoen l1no linn fit 6ie Nusubuns
ieines Mntes Elm gan5 pin5iges Ger
ritorium gum Nuben Staliens nno
Der gan5en Menidbeif al uberlaien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Deranf,pcrtsaite f1ettpcn>
big.

DaB n11iere &ir6ers unb &irtbesffinz
Ser nod f9tpere 2aften tragen miiiien,
Tim rid1t nltr fir ben @rieg, fo16ern,
aud fir Sic fabelbafR, gar15 lttt1oti=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

Sn Deutihlanb fon1men feline i
l1nb 2 3fennigitMde mebr in Gircn=
llatiot1. Sem 8un6er, Die Mnferti-
eung foitet mebr, als Die @fennige
bert iinb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

Midts bat ei1en acknowledgment
gena6t nls Die bielgeprieie=.
ne Qualification bes 20. Sabrbun6ertS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

tenoen Mnidall11na it sbt E ineslalroere
our ts5eiitte. es5ii1f fb1lo,rrt1Doiiee1gJean1boS an rem rem
:De ginfubr ~a1tpeiien1 bebeutet oan-
.ernbe Sdulbfnebtidaft l1no gereihee-
runq bes MuSlan6eS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
ADJUSTMENTS By EsTELLE BETHEA. HALE
ALEXANDER, THE MAN WHO KNOWS" PSYCHIC WONDER

Whether the auditor accepts the re- marlxable demonstrations of Alexander
 at the Jefferson this week as authentic
 manifestations of mind reading" which
 the psychic disclaims, and takes the
 answers to myriad questions at their face value or whether regards the per
 formance as an exhibition of mere hu- man ingenuity, it is true that impress
 sions profound are left upon the audi
 tor and that there remains the fascinat-
 ing element of mystery and the sugges- tion of the supernatural.
 Alexanders programme is in three SC tions, closing with his celebrated Simla
 seance, or crystal gazing, which is the feature element. The first part IS de-
 voted to feats of magic. The second part reveals a series of classic and ori- ental dances, in which the dance Of the Spirit of Insenses the crystal dance or
 East Indian tradition, interpreted by Lillian Marion and the Nartell Twins, are the notable offering.
 There will be special souvenir mat inee for the ladies only on Thursday. On Saturday there will be the regular matinee for the general public
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
TOM MIX PICTURE AT RIALTO
 IS PROVING POPULAR

Perhaps the new Tom Mix picture at the Rialto might be called the widest flight into adventure yet. It is even wild flight into the imaginative, but that it is proving popular with Mix fans is a fact established beyond doubt in enthusiastic audiences. In Prairie Trails Mix gets into more scrapes, has more fights, rides further and generally has more adventure in one short day than it would be pos sible to imagine one man enduring an coming through in his right senses. But "Tex," the hero of the picture, calls it perfect day. and winds it all up with a wedding his own mar riage to Janet. the beautiful heroine. to Janet, the beautiful heroine.
 The scenes in Prairie Trails are as wild as the story. and very suitable to the swift action. For Mix fans this picture is an unqualified success, and it is being quite a bit applauded by the patrons. Kathleen O'Conner is featured as Janet, the pretty heroine and the why" of the whole thing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
LARGE INCREASE OF
 B.R.,L.&P. SERVICE
Figures Show Big Gains In Meter and Passenger
 Service

There were 2,452 more electric meters in use in the city of Birmingham on No- vember 1, this year, than on the same date in 1919.
 There were 1,621 more gas meters in homes of Birmingham citizens on No vember 1 than on the same date last year.
 Up to November just 5,S67O16 more passengers had been hauled on the cleo trice cars than in the same period in l9ls.
 The increase in gas and electric meters attests increase in population and in homes and stores. The increase in pas sengers hauled also indicates the prog ress made in Birmingham in 1920
 The figures in detail are: Passengers hauled by Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company up to November |. 1920, 62,710,7S0. Number hauled in the same period of 1919, 57,343, ,704. Increase for 1920, 5.367, ,016.
 Number of electric meters in use by customers of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company on November 1 1920, 26,295 Number in use at same time last year, 23,S43. Increase for 1920. 2,452.
 
 toners of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company on November 1, 1920, 17,907. Number of gas meters in use at same time last year, 162S6. h. crease for this year, 1.62.
 During the year the company rebuilt numbers of cars and installed the one man safety car system on the Highland avenue and Lakeview belt, the Eleventh avenue and Twentieth street loops and on the terminal station lines.
 The most pronounced feature of the year with this utility was the closing # a contract with the city to furnish by product gas, the old water gas contract expiring in August. Arrangements were rnade with the Sloss- Sheffield company tor supply of by-product gas from it's Ly-product coking plant at North Bir- mingham and pipe line costing $35n G0l was built, connecting the gas with tho mains of the utility.
 The gas was turned on in November and seems to be giving general satisfac- rion. The cost to the consumer is SS cents per thousand feet, this price to be reduced after the consumption of a cer- tain quantity of gas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
DAVIS ORCHESTRA
 MAKES HIT HERE
Director Veo Tells of Man Who Started the New
  Movement

Distinct is the ripple created in mu- sical circles of the city by the advent of one of the Meyer Davis orchestras. The music of this and all of the Davis orchestras strives for the best.
 This particular representation of the Davis music has been almost sensation ally received. At one or the perform ances the latter part of last week such an ovation of appreciation was awarded them that Harold Veo. the director, said he found it impossible to draw the en- tertainment to a close before reaching far into the morning hours.
 Only a few years ago, at the age of 20, Meyer Davis was a comparatively poor Violinist in the city of Washing ton on a salary of $S per night
 Then the humble genius conceived the idea of organizing an orchestra under his own direction as violinist. In a very short time the violinist was direc- tor of three bands in Washington and recognized there as a genius.
 Today he is the director of 200 bands, playing throughout the greatest cities of the country, and recognized where ever they are as the music superior of that place.
 musical and financial genius, Davis is reaching out unsteady, establishing new bands and new musical ideals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29

thing better than her performance III Little Miss Rebellion" at the Galax. Her portrayal in this production ol the poor lonely little grand duchess' so- called tyrant and oppressor whom the bolsheviki are plotting agalhst' will please old admirers and win many a new one. The story is entlreiv whimsical. The locale of the llttle duchy, Morvania, situated somewherS in Europe, would promise typlcal foreign atmosphere, but such is not the case. The duchy is used only to produce the little cooped in Dit or royalty, the little Miss Rebellion. Then as the story is essentially an American comedy founded on the pure ly American pity and sense or humor at the situation of the rebellious ana informal little duchess ruling over a court of great seriousness, it is all typically American in spite Of the location. Miss Glshs own humor III this appearance is something ln- describa ble. She was never more Iowa ble and never more lawshable-why she actually makes the process or chewing gum in a close up of several minutes overwhelmingly comical ana ar dora
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
JOHN s. L-EEDY
Funeral Services Largely Attended
 Many Floral Designs Offered


 In the presence of a large number of friends and acquaintances, the remains Of John sS. Leedy, who died Monday morning, were laid at rest yesterday in Elmwood cemetery. The funeral serv- ices were held at the residence of the father of the deceased, Col. w. B. Leedy. 913 Nineteenth street, south yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Dr. H. M Edmonds, pastor of the Independent Presbyterian church, officiated. There was an abundance of beautiful floral designs. The local lodge of Elks, of which he was past exalted ruler, at tended in a body.
 The announcement of the death of Mir. Leedy following a period of i'll health came as a great shock to his relatives and friends. It came at a time when he was at the height of a most successful business career and his end is sincerely mourned by his many close personal friends and business associates.
 He is survived by his widow; his father, Col w. B. Leedy and a brother, w. B. Leedy, Jr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
NEW YORK WINTERS PASSING
 SHOW" TO BE AT JEFFERSON

An event of unusual interest to Bir- mingham play-goers will be the pre- sentation of the New York winter S revue, "The Passing Show" which comes to the Jefferson for Monday and Tues day nights and Tuesday matinee. , This spectacle is in two colossal acts and IS scenes of unusual splendor. The costumes range from something resem
 bling the tail of a peacock to a gorgeous
 Oriental dress. The settings are rich in
 their coloring and make an unmistakable appeal to the eye Among these &C., couterments move 75 beautiful girls
 garbed in costumes as luxurious as the plumage of tropic birds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Continue Search for Sailors Ru Assnciatel Press

Norfolk. Va, December 2S.-With defi- nite clues left in a Norfolk clothing store, federal agents and the police of many cities are tonight vigorously pros ecuting the search for the two sailors who are alleged to have taken a pack age containing $72,O00 from the destroyer Satterlee at the Norfolk navy yard yes terday morning. Two sailors answering the description of H. w. J. Meyer, third class yeoman of the Satterlee, and M Ashmore, apprentice seaman from the Hampton Roads naval training station, who are alleged to have disappeared with the money, entered a Norfolk clothing store yesterday afternoon, purchased complete outfits of civilian clothing and disappeared, leaving their uniforms and an empty suitcase in the store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
PAVING CONTRACTS

Contracts for the paving of four sec- tions of streetway were let bv the city commissioners at the meeting yesterday afternoon.
 Dunn Construction company rece:vel the. contract for paving Thirteenth ave nue.. south, between Twenty-ninth and Thirty-first streets at bid of $7,o00. and contract ts pave Thirteenth avenue south, between Twentieth and Twentyf first streets at $6,100.
 H. N. Bowdry received the contracts for paving Fourteenth avenue, south. be- tween Twentieth and Twenty-first streets at s3,4O0, and Cotton avenue, in West End, between Sixth street and the Mont teyaIIo road at $5,100