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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24
To Holders of CITIES SERVICE
 Company Convertible Gold Debentures C~~:>~ C C>v De-


 Holders of the above Debentures may con- vert on June l, 1920. the first day of any month thereafter, ten per centum st1O per cent of the aggregate principal amount of SeriesfC Debentures owned by them respectively on May 1. 1920. Con- version must be requested by such owners prior to June l. 1920, or prior to the first day of any month thereafter, and upon de- livery by them on or before June l. 1920, on or before the first day of any month thereafter. of the Debentures so desired to be converted tproperly endorsed, if regis tersd) to Henry L. Doherty q Company. Fiscal Agents. such Debentures will be con- verted into Cities Service Company Pre- ferred and Common Stocks on the basis set forth in such Debentures, certificates for which stocks will be issued and transmitted to such owners in the amounts respectively due.
 Henry L. Doherty & Company / Fiscal Agents. Cities Service Company :. 50 Wall Street. New York Dated May 19, 1920
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Venezuelans Shoot Up
 Crew of Vessel and Escape
By Assanlated Presf

Port of Spain. Trinidad. May 23.--& party said to be venezuelans chartered a motor launch here last Sunday, os- tensibly to proceed to the south coast of Trinidad. Arriving near Asphalt Lake, the crew was ordered to pro- ceed to the Venezuelan coast. The owner and engineer refused to comply with this demand and both were shot dead. The rest of the crew escaped by Jumping into the sea. Armed forces from Trinidad and a British warship are searching for the launch, but it is presumed the party has already landed on the Venezuelan coast.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24
Emergency ConfSrence
 nu Aes~ofatad Drae.

New York, May 23.-An emergency conference to discuss the oil and coal shortage and how best to meet it in its relation to the manufacture of gas will be held here next Wednesday,. it was announced tonight The re- ported crisis confronting the gas in- dustry will be outlined by George Cor telyou. president of the American Gas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24
The Worlds Markets

Steamers Lake Arthur, Tela; Lake Calicoon, Cienfuegos; Mexicano (Nor- wegian), Havana; Gansfjord (Nor- wegian), Bluefields, via Cape Gracias; Honduras Norwegian, Port Barrios, via Belize, St. Ann Creek and Living. ston; Lake Candaleria, Mobile; Lake Fife, Pensacola; Lake Govan, Progress so; Lake Wimico, Tela; Surname, Port Barrios; Yuma, Vera Cruz, via Tam pico.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24
Have You Seen Him?

Washington, May 2S.-Attorneys for Grover c. Bergdoll, convicted draft evader, who escaped in Philadelphia Friday, offered reward of s2,500 to- night for his apprehension and delivery to any military post or station.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

York. Members New York Cotton Exchange
 New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Produce Exchange. Associated Members Liy. erpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for signment of spot cotton for delivery. Cor
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Norwegian interests will conducl an airplane freight and passenger serv- ice between points in their own conn- try and to neighboring countries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24
LODGE MEETINGS

Tuesday evening June 8, 1920, at o'clock,
 Ensley Baptist Church, Ensley."
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der of Elks, No. 9s7, will entertain at banquet to their members following the invitation night.
 Cunningham Chapter Order Eastern Star. will hold it's regular meeting to- night
 Ensley Chapter, No. 120 Royal Arch Masons, will have a special meeting at o'clock tonight to confer the royal arch degree on a large class of candi- dates. All Royal Arch Masons are cor dally invited. Refreshments will be served. This chapter will also have a High Priests Night on May 31. for which extensive plans are being made.
 The many friends of Mrs Conrad Bot eweg will be glad to learn she is 4mprov- ing at the Ensley infirmary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24
ANNOUNCEMENT

The announcement of the marriage Of Miss Alma Davis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Portsmouth, O.. to Mr. Thomas Lee will be read vseh interest by a number of friends here. Miss Davis spent several months in Ems ley last fall, visiting relatives and friends MT. and Mrs. Lee will make their home in vanceburg, 0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24

The following invitation has been is sred: MT. and Mrs. James Ward l p.i- by request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter. Agnes Winfield to MT. William Harold Mandy
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SCHEDULE

Corrected May |, 1920 Arrival and departure Of passenger trains. Blr mingham. The following schedule figures pub lshed us information. not guaranteed:
 Central Standard Timel BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
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HOME WANTED

WANTED-Homes to sell on South side and Norwood. Call J. M. Yeild- ing, with Trustees System, Phone M. bO16 2O24 1st ave.
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HOMES-We have customers for homes in all parts of Birmingham; rst your property with us: we will give results. A. c. Montgomery. 2lo N. Ast st. Man
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
The Weather
Forecast

By Associated Prcss
 Washington, August H.-W eather fore cast for Alabama and Mississippi: Local showers Sunday and probably Monday. Tennessee: Local thundershowers Sun day; Monday fair; not much change in temperature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
proposal which will lead tc a quick se
FAILS TO REMOVE SCREEN

The governor exhibits his real impa- tlence with the League of Nations as an issue when he calls the state of mind which the republicans have created in the country with regard to it a mere smoke screen, behind which they are seeking the spells of office. He would like to blow away the screen and discuss other issues which are nearer to his heart, and which he believes more effective taaa the League of Nations, but he is troubled by the division in his own party on the league. He could remove the smoke screen or embarrass the republican party by indicating a willingness to accept the lent to them, but he is restrained oy the Wilson rejection of those reserva- tions as nullfying the league.
 The governors speech was further weakened with his hearers because he did not furnish details Of his plan to end discussion and put the league into opec- alton promptly. The Senate of which nearly half will in any case be repub- lican, stands in the way of any purely democratic league programme. The Lodge reservations might go through quickly if MT. Cox Were President and supporte l them.
 Behind the smoke screen, behind the league the candidate sees what he calls the republican oligarchy. The reactionary purposes he imputes to the opposition, the use of money in the election and every thing else he would like to attack. But first he must clear away the smoke screen, and the speech today did not do it
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
WOMEN ID COMPETE
 IN FIRST AID MEET
Twenty Teams to Contest for Prizes In First Aid
 Field Events

Interest is growing in the third Aia- hama first aid field meet, which will be held under the auspices of the Alabama Safety Association and the united ou- reau of mines on August q at East Park, on Sixth avenue and Twenty-fourtn street
 So far, twenty teams representing ten coal and metal mines in he state have enrolled tel the events Teams are com posed of men directly connected with the mining industry Some of the teams will be composed of women who are acquain.- ed with mining conditions
 For the first and second prizes, so0l in cash will be given. Other prizes are medals donated by the National Safety Council, six flame safety lamps donated by the Koehler Manufacturing Company, and souvenir medals donated by the Mine Safety Appliance Company of Pittsburg. In addition, there will be articles of mer- chandise donated by Birmingham mer- chants.
 The programme for the day will opch with a parade through the streets to the park until Il o'clock, in which will be the bureau of mines rescue truck with the mins rescue crew and trucks with crews uf first aid miners. Music will be furnished by the Sipsey Boys Band.
 Teams will solve a number of first aid problems. They will be judged on a large number of points including uuickness. and doing the right thing first when several injuries are sustained.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
POSTMASTERS 0F
 STATE MEET HERE SNOtables to Speak at Annual COnventiOn-ElectiOn
 of Officers

Postmasters from all parts of the state will be in attendance tomorrow at the annual convention of the Alabama State League of Postmasters of the United States, which will begin at the Tutwiler hotel tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
 According to officials of the Alabama chapter, it is of importance that third and fourth class postmasters in the state be present, as many things Of m terest to them will be discussed.
 At o'clock tomorrow afternoon an election of officers will take place and also the appointment of delegates to the national convention of postmasters from all over the United States which will be held at early date.
 The programme follows:
 g to s:30 a. m.-Registration of members and social half hour-'Get Acquainted period.
 e:so-Invocation, Dr. Frank Willis Bar nett.
 Song, America" by the convention. 9:45-Address of welcome R. B. Smyer' postmaster, Birmingham
 10-Response, Dr. H. T. Caffey, post master, Leeds.
 10:so-Addres, former President $. S- Puckett.
 10:45-Report of secretary -ureasuiei Lottie c. Reid. u:oo-Address on Central Accounting, Ed Norman, assistant postmaster, BIT mingham.
 u:3o-Address, George Huddleston.
 t2 t230-Recess.
 BOO D. m.-Address, l.. B. Rainey.
 s:oO-General discussion, led by 5. p' t'ssher.
 s:0D-Election of officers for the ensuing year. appointment of delegates to the national convention and appointment or committees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
RESTORES MEMORY
 AFTER 25 YEARS
ey Associated Prss

Terre Haute. Ind. August 14-Alexan- der Bells memory has been restored to him after lapse of twenty-five years The man formerly lived in Tell City Ind. slight operation restored his mem ory
 Out in Haskell. Okla. the quiet routine of Mrs A. R. Barr's life has been inter- rupted She finds herself the wife of two men,
 Twenty-Five years ago, Alexander Bell left Tell City to visit his brother, Ben Bell at Chattanooga, Tenn Reaching hattanooga, he found his brother had moved to his country home, so the wis itor set out through the woods to seek him. Nothing heard from that time until he returned here recently.
 After MT. Bells disappearance, his wife went on with their g neral mer- chandse business. Detectives in many states and the mans two sons searched the country for him. Mir. Bell followed daughter to Oklahoma, met MT. Barr and married him.
 MT. Bell can remember nothing of his life for the last twenty-five years. Fol- lowing spinal adjustment, his memory returned and he began search for his family. which resulted in the finding of a son, Andrew Bell. Because of poor health. MT Bell has not been told of his wife's second marriage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
MERIDIAN, MISS.

Meridian. Miss, August 13.-tSpe- cial. .)-The criminal term of the LAu- |derdale county circuit court was ad- journed today by Judge C. C. Miller after being in session only ten days. The term has been one of the most important in years, about seventy eight cases being disposed of. Among these were the cases of Henry Lloyd and Will Echols, negroes, charged with the murder of white men. and sem fenced to be hanged. the former Sep tember and the latter September 10 Percy Thompson, negro, sentenced to E"f. imprisonment for attempted crim : nal assault on young Syrian girl of Meridian and a number of lesser con victions and sentences
 Congressman Collier and Mayor Hayes of Vicksburg were the guests here last night of the local Odd Fell lows when an entertaining programme ty local talent was rendered. There were a number of short talks made but the principal addresses were made by the vicksburg visitors.
 Friends of former Attorney General Rose Collins are arranging for a big political demonstration in his behalf Saturday night when he delivers the
 first speech of his campaign for Con- rress In this city. It is announced tha. there will be many citizens here from practically every one of the ten coua- ties of the district to participate in the demonstration. The friends of Con- gressman venable are also preparing a demonstration In his behalf for Mon day night his address on that occasion closing the campaign before the first , primary. which will be held on Tues day Both speeches will be delivered from platforms erected on the street | in the business district c. C. Johnson, the third candidate In the race for Congress. delivered an address tonigh' from a platform In the street to fair sized audience. re vote he will get has all the wise ones guessing because lit may cause . second primary between
 rrf1fn~ and Vepahia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
ANOTHER ARREST IN
 AMBUSH SHOOTING

Alex Eatres of Shelby county was ar rested by federal officers yesterday on a warrant charging complicty in the re- cent shooting or federal officer from ambush while on a raid in Shelby coun- ty He was released on $1 900 bond.
 This is the ninth arrest that has been
 made as result of the shooting in
 which J. C.. Stanford was wounded in the left cheek Four men were arrested at the time of the shooting four later as an
 investigation was started. With the ar
 rest of Eatres, federal officers believe
 they have all the men connected with the affair.
 The warrant was sworn out before United States Commissioner Kenneth Charlton, Friday, charging conspiracy and attempt to resist officers. The ar rest was made by N. L. Pierce, federal prohibition officer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
NEW MINERAL
 SUBSTANCE FOUND

Tonopah, Nevada, August 7-New mineral substance, resembling asbestos has been found in an eight-foot vein near Coaldale, Nevada. Officials of the federal bureau of mines have indicated their intention of sending experts to study the material.
 Experiments have proved the new substance is excellent for insulation and is also good polisher for dia- monds, rubies and other precious stones. It will also serve as soap, being so gritty it will cut grease. It is also said to be fireproof. Although resem- bling asbestos, it is said to be too light for asbestos.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
LETTERS TO EDITOR
Respone to Tuberculosis Appes

RespOne to Tuberculosis Appeal To the Editor of The Age-Herald About the middle of July we issued a letter to several thousands of our friends and supporters. requesting that they enroll as tenth anniversary mem bers Immediately thereafter the secre- tary went off for a breathing spell or the forest primevar of ccntennial-ob- serving Maine. certain that the above named request would be gladly heard and needed.
 I have joy in thanking more than 300 folks and firms for responses aggregat- ing now nearly $s5o0. We needed N5.- oO0 to avoid further anxiety. Many 1, through you, thank those who have joined the ranks, and at the same time gently remind those who intended to do so but haven't yet got round to it? As the poet so beautifully expressed it:
 we should Feel good
 Cordially and gratefully.
 GEORGE EAvES. Secretary. Birmingham August H, 1s2o.
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