The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
NEGROES WILL CARE FOR
TUBERCULAR PATIENTS

Organization of the Negro tuberculosis as
ISOLATION of Alabama is a commendable step.
The President was right when he declared that
the ambition of the black man should be to be-
the best possible imitation of white man. That
means self-respect and self-reliance
DIR, Notion of the Tuskegee institute, heads
the new organization and it is fitting that Tus-
kegee should be the center of operations. The
negroes will sell Christmas seals to negroes
this year and the funds used to provide for tu-
bercular members of their race
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Originality is Mr. Wells long suit. He is
said to be the only man in Washington who
regrets that Russia is not represented in the
arms conference.
Japan, say her statesmen, is not a miltaristic
nation. That being the case, why harp on a
60 per cent navy?
A writer in the Landmark says he found
English people sociable and laxative. He
probably didn't drop into one of those exqu-
sive London clubs.
The Montgomery Advertiser invites Henry
Ford to buy the cotton crop, probably on the
theory that man who would offer to bid on
battleships would buy almost anything.
Another movie star has discovered that a
husband is more or less of bother. Men who
marry movie stars don't deserve any sympathy.
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Marshal Foch has captured the hearts of mill
tant prohibitionists.
The late Dan Hanna was about to take u
fifth wife when death stepped in and inter-
rupted another jaunt to the altar.
Miss Alice Robertson says she has mothers
heart That's more than the average member
Of Congress can say.
Hugo SHINES has gone to London where even
German walters have ceased to be objects of
suspicion
The submarine might never have fallen into
such disfavor with Great Britain if Germany
hadn't used her U-boats so effectively.
The American people can't help liking chap
at rakish angle.
Up to $50 o'clock this morning Secretary
Hughes had exploded the onlys bomb heard by
delegates 70 the arms conference, matter
which did not, of course, concern the secret
service men who are on guard.
The pressure of hospitality in Washington
is so great that limitation of dinners is pro-
posed. Indigestion might make even a dplo-
mat quarrel with his victuals!
If the pretty men" lose their jobs as models
for collar and suit advertisements durn their
pictures, they may have to wrok for living
When Japan proposes that she and China be
permitted to settle their differences China ut
tiers the Chinese equivalent of Perish the
thought"
Mr.. Ford probably hasn't stopped to consider
that if he creates great industrial enterprises
in the south considerable part of our popula-
ton will be able to ride in more expensive cars.
We are still waiting, with no little impatence,
to see what will happen when mail bandit
meets a marine.
Frances "Bluebeard" is said to be suffer-
ing from megalomania. The publicity he is
receiving is enough to turn his head
France will have something to say on land
ornaments and we fear it will be what is known
in the vernacular as "mouthful."
Spring weather in the middle of November
leaves great deal of idle time on the hands
Of clothing salesman.