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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-13
RETAIL MERCHANTS WILL MEET TODAY
County Unit of State ASsocia-
 ton Will Discuss Semi- . Centennial Plans

The Jefferson county unit of the Alabama Retail Merchants association will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce build ing. The meeting will be presided over by Louis Pizitz, chairman of the Jefferson county retail merchants.
 MT. Pizitz stated that the purpose of the meeting would be to secure the CO., cooperation of all merchants In the city in the mi-centennial cele- bration during the week of October 24 to 29. The merchants will plan to cooperate with the various celebra- ton committees to help make the semi i-centennial a success.
 Various matters of interest to all retail merchants in this section will he discussed. but the most stress will be laid on the plans for the com ing celebration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-13
HALF MILLION WORTH OF BUILDING IN JASPER DURING PRESENT YEAR

the new stores of w. w. Worth fngtOn on West Nineteenth street.
 The Jasper Land company have several new stores c0m- pleted and all arc open.
 The .. V. Rainey Automobile company's new garage iS going up very rapidly and will soon be ready to open,
 On East Nineteenth street R. ID. Argo Is completing the home of the Dodge in Jasper. Thsr is to be one of the prettiest build-. ings fin tI4e city and wlii a.u A great deal to the automobile business in Jasper. uo eoeu
 The new Masonic temple k go- ing right on up, and when cOm- pleted will be one of the finest temples in Alabama.
 Very few towns of several times the size of this can boast of having as fine churches and public buildings as Jasper. Many new dwellings have been com- pleted in Jasper for the past year and many more are under com structiOn now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-13

Jasper, October 12.--(Special.) Jasper Is undergoing one of the most wonderful building eras in Its history. More than half n million dollars worth of build ingS have been started and some have been completed during the year. The First National Bank buiiding Is nearing completion md when finished 1t will he a thing of beauty. The bank will occupy the corner room. while on the south side Ia . nice large | store room md to the rear of the bank is another store. The second floor Is gwen over to of- flee rooms and they are modern in every way.
 J. NJ. Hayes new store, which is one of the most up-tO-date in Alabama. has been completed and is now open.
 The ne'S Roberson hotel, with 25 outside rooms, has been c0m- pleted, and Is now open to the public.
 The new store of the CranfOrd Hardware company is open; also
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-13
Discover Valley Pure Iron With Coking Coal Nearby
 Close To Canadian Lake

1t Is 64.36 per cent pure iron and 51,000000 tons in the shape of loose the ground close to the lake, ready fer shipping without any mining operations being necessary, it Is said.
 The Butterfields also have located vast deposit of coking coal in the Brazeau country, proved to contain 100,00o,00 tons of coal suitable for the production of iron ore
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-13
FARM BOARD
 LOAN / $100, 100000
 BY FEBRUARY FIRST

Washington, october 12.-Tho fed eral farm loan board expects to loan s1OO. 100000 to farmers by next Feb ruary, according to information given today by the board to a committee of senators representing the unoffi- cisi agriculture bloc of the Senate.
 The committee, comprising Senator
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-13
By Associated Press

Edmonton. Alberta. OSrober 12.--A whole valley of almost pure iron lying on the shores of Lake Atha- based, with deep water right up to the claims, has been discovered in the north by Norman c. Butterfield and his son. E. A. Butterfield. rest dents of the Edmonton district, ac- cordng tc details of the discovery reported in The Edmonton Bulletin
 Analysis of the claim shows that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-13
DID PAIN DISTURB
 YOUR SLEEP?

THE pain and torture of fheuma-
 tism can De quickly relieved by af
 application of Sloan's Liniment. Do not rub, as | tenstrsies and sqca brings warmth, ease and comfort, kt- ting you sleep soundly.
 Aivuys have bottle Aiajy ed apply when you isel the 6rst tvings.
 You will find it just as good for neuralgia, sciatica. mmbaso and any external ache. It is splendid to take the pain out of tired, aching muscles. apea;ns and strains and same backs.
 It ie cleaa and non-skin-staiainge
 For forty cass Sioan's Linimeat has proved itseli to thou1Ands tAe world cver. Ak your neighbor.
 At n drusgsts-ssc, 7oe. Si.lo. S1Od1lS Lini1rle1lte ess:::ss3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
HAPPY SURPRISE IS RENDERED
DR., AND MRS. {. |. ROBINSON
MIDwEEK SERVICE AT FIRST U. P.
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
EVENT.
GIFT OF $500 FROM CONGREGATION
PRESENTED By MIR. S. q.
SMITH.
PASTOR HAD PREPARED ANNrvER
sARY SERMON FOR COMING
SUNDAY.

! The m!dwcck service at the First
ming was turned into q happy surprise
meeting for the pastor and his wife. the
/ Rev. Dr. Charles Robinson and Mrs.
Robinson. The COngrc cation and friends
. OF Or. and Mrs. Robinson, TO the number
! Of $50 or more. gathered at tn" church,
! the occasion being the twentieth an
nivcrsary Of the beginning of DR.. Robin
! sons passionate in Wheeling.
4 full orchestra was present TO inter-
spcrse the program with delightful musl-
! cal selections. W. 5. Mcdonald presided.
and opened tho meeting by reading n
| letter of conEratulatlon from VI. g.
Jones. who was present when DR.. ROBIN
/ son preached his first sermon i'll the
! First United Presbyterian church. MT.
! Mcdonald then called upon Attorney
| s. G.. Smith to spring tho surprise OF
! the evening. This consisted or tho
: presentation Of "A gift of S1NO from the
! congregation To MIR. and Mrs, Robinson
the gift Of Henry Somehow. who Is q
warm personal friend Of this popular
pastor. Mr.. Smith made brief address
on the subject assigned I" MN. 10
which nr. Robinson responded at length
| reviewing generally the events OF MS
! paStoratc in his usual happy way MIS-
Robinson also gave short tails.
! The meeting was then turned INTO Il
/ social. and light refreshments were
served. Music and social gatherings IN
various groups marked the remainder
! Of the evening.
! Speaking Of the surprise rendered MN
! and Mrs. Robinson last evening Dr'
Robinson told an IntelllEcnccr reporter
, that he went to the midwcek service last
night, carefully guarding what lie IN
! tended to be a surpris" to his rohgr'e"-
ton, an anniversary sermon. when lie
had prepared for the coming SUNDAY
morning.
"I noticed" he said that there was
an unusually large attendance AT prayer
meeting. ! was happy over that' ou'
s,iu couldn't understand IL. II OIL"
mot take long to discover. however tnh'
tho congregation and friends Oh MrN'
Robinson and myself had turned 'he
surprise am too full or ET" '""e
- sov much. Mrs. Robinson and my
sa,s certainly do arrreciat" tn" spirit
and friendship that prompted 'h'S
event tonight from the very bottom Vi
our hearts.
Nv PobirSou came TO Wheeling f'pru-
orv -. 1901. and WAS insiali'" p'S'"'
49,, r>,re, Ini,cd Pr"Shytcrinn ,hur'h
tho following Sunday. Every hNr yours
rho anniversary Is celebrated ana H.
robinson will preach his CuStomaF? an
,,r.orc,rv sermon next sabbath. hol-
ui,hstanding tho fact that ~" c""E''
cation took the lead in The anniversary
surprise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
TYPHOID EPIDEMIC
Threatened IN W. VA,

Charleston. W. Va. Feb. @.-Ty0ho'd
foyer epidcmics are threatening many
cities and towns Of West virginia az
cordinc to DR.. r. 7. Davis, state hca''n
commissioner. who said today tN"' az.
r.oIs for aid and advice from as many
as 40 have reached hts office within the
last few days.
DR. Davis said that il has been !"
nhvsical impossibility for the u'p"l'-
mont. which has only two sanitary en-
,,,,ncrs IN its employ. TO respond to al!
appeals. o,.-
Elkins had an outbreak Of fever sew
cral weeks ago which was tTaceao,e :"
river water. phil!ppi Grafton fA'r-
mont and MorGantown have been uSI"s
water from the same river, pr' DAVIS
W., ,a ,bcsc cities have hccn warned
to adopt rrevcntiv" measures
In connection with his statement ~
Da,.,e nrres tha establshUcnt OF
health department in cach county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro.
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli.
cations.
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count,
erIf Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

The sensation OF the year in the drug
trade Is Aspronal. the two-mnute cold
and cough relicver. authoritatlvely guar
anteed BY the laboratories; tested. APP
nroved and most enthusiastically en-
dorsed By the highest authorities. and
proclaimed by the common people as ten
times as quick and effective as whiskey
rock and rye, or any other cold and
cough remedy they have ever trled.
All drug stores are now surHlicd with
the wonderful new elixir. so all you nave
10 do to get rid OF that cold Is to step
into :hc nearest drug store. hand the
clerk half dollar for bottle OF As
pironal and tell him to serve you two
teaspoonfuIs with four teaspoonfuls Of
water In u glass. With your watch in
YOUR hand. take the drink al one swal-
low and call for y"ur money back In two
minutes IL you cannot feel your cold
fading away like a dream within the
time limit. Don't be bashful. for all
druggists invite you and expect you to
try il. EverybHdy's doing II.
When your cold or cough 10 relieved.
take the remainder Of The bottle home to
your wife and babies. for Aspironal IL
by far tho safest and most effective, me
easiest 10 take and the most agreeable
cold and cough remedy for Infants and
children.-Ady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
Dill SLUMP HITS
WEST VA. FIELD

Warrington. ". Va. Feb. 2-The re-
cent cut IN the price OF Pennsylvania
crude oil 20 I'VE dollars \ barrel IS be-
ing felt in the fields OF Northern West
Virginia. Many new projects contem-
plated IN the SpriHC have been temper
arTly abandoned. while work already IN
der way WI! be confined TO wells, whiCn
mus, be completed IN order to ho!d
leases for wh.rH would result in heavy
loss should operations be suspended,
1t vas stated here today that the
South i'enn Oh company had ordered
the suspension OF lhirty-one strings or
tools and the crews lad on. This com.
pany has also reduced It's force OF
labGrerS the water gang. pipe line
gang and employees in other depar'-
rncnts,
l'urnT ers. who have for some time
been looking after a given number OF
wells have been laid of and the wells
divided among other crews.
Employees OF the Eureka PIPE Line
Comrany VINO have been receiving Il
bonus in addition TO their regular wages
have been notified Of the ABANDONMENT
of the plan and each man has been
placed on a straight wage scale. Othcr
OIL and pipe line companies have fol,
lowed similar retrenchmsnt policies and
are planning no additional work. until
the slump in crude Is over.
Natural GAs companies. operating In
this field, have not yet commenced 20
retrGnch. but persons close 10 the in
dustry declare that drilling generally
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
ILL-FATED BOILER
WILL Be SCRAPPED
Low watcr and overheated Crown Sheet
Found Responsible for Explosion
Money Loss $4,000.

Announcement was made last evening
by officials az the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad that the boiler explosion OF
locomotive No. I34. which occurred
early Saturday morning at FIoyds. W.
Va. hurting four mon 10 their death,
was due to an overheatcd crown sheet
caused by low water. G. II. Coleman
and Herbert McKcon. investigators Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
of Columbus, O., completed their invCsti-
cation yesterday ut noon Three expert
mechanics also worked on probing the
accident.
The Investigators. with officials of the
railroad company. made trip To
Glovers Gap yesterday morning when
they interviewed a coal shoVe!er OF that
place. who was the last man 10 talk
to any members OF the crew. He tt III
the inspectors that he had talked TO the
late NJ ]. Walsh. road foreman OF en-
gincs. who said that considerable trouble
was being had with No. 4l34.
Officials of the company said last
evening that the boiler OF the engine
was beyond repairs and with the rest
of the parts will he moved TO Baltimore.
Md. where il will be disposed OF as
SCRAP However. the frame and ~hceIs
of the engine. which were not harmed
will be taken 10 one Of the road shops
where they will be assembled and used.
The total damages are estimated At
1000. The investigators. with the
mechanics departed for their respective
homes. Reports will he submitted to
Baltimore. Md. by the local railroad
officials while the Interstate commerce
Commission men Will also make re-
port.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

Beginning Saturday, February S, The
1n.o1ltysnoor viii publish another Booth
Harrington SERIAL story. THE or1oie.
wntch for tho three insta1lments, Fob
ruary S. IL ana ls. It's hne sequel 10
nToo Gentle julia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST CHEEK
WHEELING YOUNG MAN ACCUSED
OF IMPERSoNATING REVE-
NUE. OFFICER
Is Alleged 30 Fave Flsecsd seua.re
Peoplo Out of SUM of Money.

! Ilar,prc Check. = resident Of Eleventh
| aud Main streets. believed to be the
! youug man who has been 'mp"rSoha'-
! ing n L. s. informal revenue officer III
! The Bcllairn SeCtion. was arrested I"'
Yesterday by Detectives West, Fumes
md Walker. and is now in the city JAIL
awaiting 10 be taken back To III" phI"
! sid. to answer the charge OF imn"r-
| sonatiug Il federal authority ana th'F'-
! hv obtaining money under tAISe pre-
! lenses.
Cheek. who operated in Nellair"' u IS
! said. under the name OF k"uEerS' "hH
arrested in his room and had n"-hin'
! TO say after being taken TO mo jail
. nor during the questioning.
Scvcra! parties. who. II is SAID were
! hcoced out Of sums of money came 10
! this CITY last evening and after view
! ing the young man. idcntih"d MIN AS
! the person who had visited them.
Cheeks scheme is one Of the latest
tried In this vicinity. 1t is said nc
; visited n number OF business men Oh
| Hcllairc. telling them he was working
out of the office OF the |. :. ln'crna!
Revenue department. and asked Tor re-
cripts showing they had paid thc'r IN
come taxes last year.
In instances where the parties ASKED
could not Hroduc" the rcc"iplS ~ o"'c
or within few hours. they were re-
uuestrd To again pay TO the "onlccF
tho money. Where they refused 70
| make tho second payment. it Is said
the man threatened to use inc fuil
! force of the rovcrnmenJ in enforcing
the 'law."
According to word from tho Hallaire
authorities last evening about 500 Was
! coIlcCtcd I'm various PARTS Of tnr city
by Cheek, all under tho same sCncm'.
! In several cases he was given checks
! in paymcnt uf the amount requested.
| but in each case except one, payment
was stopped before thc checks could
hc cashed. The money secured was in
| cash
cheek is said TO have hcen charged
with stealing an AUTOMOBILES once be-
fore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

WHEN YOCR BLOOD is STARN-
INC FOR IRON no mere ton!cs nor
stimulants can put you right. You
must have iron. To get iron you
must eat the husks of grains and the
rrcls and skins of fruits and veGe-
tablsS as our forefa theirs did or take
a little organic iron from time TO
time and eat more such iron-contaln-
ing foods as spinach and apples. But
hr sure that the iron you take Is or
Eanic iron and not metallic or MN
oral iron which people usually take.
Metallic iron is iron just as II comes
from the action Of strong acids OH
small pieces of iron. and Is there
fore an entirely different thing from
the iron in your blood and like the
iron in spinach. lentils and apples.
It may I've had from your DRUGGIST
under the name Of NuXated Iron.
Nuxated Iron represents organic
iron In such highly condensed form
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
STAY IN WHEELING

Harry Sfinas. manager of the Fort
H,nry Dairy Lunch has decided TO re-
main in Wheeling 1T his present place
Of employment instead Of going, 70
Petersburg. Va, where he contemplated
entering Into the restaurant business
with his brother.
MIR SrinaS has been working At the
Wheeling establishment for more than
ssvrn years and in that time he has
made many friends who will be glad
TO hear OF his refusal OF the position
in Petersburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

The third of the seasons dinners be-
ing given by the Mems club OF the First
Presbyterian Church, VIII be served this
evening at $50 O'Clock at the church.
yChapline and Thirteenth streets Or. ),
NJ Gibson, pastor OF the church, VIII
preside. Invitations have been ISSUED
TO more than two hundred men 10 De
present.
= The principal speaker will be DR..
Charles II. Sheldon, OF Topeka, kansa s.
EDITOR tn-chief Of the Christian Herald
one OF the largest church papers pup
NsheG in the United States.
From boyhood IN pioneer family on
n Dakota farm to an unrtvaled opportu.
nifty for world service IS the record OF
the career OF DR.. Sheldon. His father
the Rev. Stewart She ldon. went 70 La
kota to become superintendent OF hotne
missions in that territory. and the son
Charles made the trip 70 the West with
his uncle, President Joseph Ward, or
Yankton College Charles Sheldon
father prompted Il homestead in Da,
kota and combined the supervision OF
the churches with the tanning OF me
wilderness Those days OF hardshlpS
were likewise days OF accomplishment.
More than 100 churches were establish
ed, and the sons and daughters or the
sheldon family were thoroughly tram
ed In things essential for usefulness anu
satisfaction. ,tv
Making his own, way through ntsh
classed schools and colleges. DR.. Shell
don found himself possessed or a So
cial instinct that has given his pastor
al work u distinctly social cnaracter.
and 10 apply the teachings or CHRIST
a. the lives and needs OF the people has
FEN his ccnstan, crdaavor His ac-
suaince and standing with all classes
fas made him nationally famous. y
rare threat IS IN store for his hearers
tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
4 Brain Can't Work Right
on Thin, Watery Blood
=. .o,o iron 70 make strong, magnetic, forceful men
with the power and energy to WIN.

falls just short OF
gets there quesmpy because he lacks sutcen iron ~ -
strength and power 70 lurnis @
FORCE TO the STAY Tt4EsE SiHI"in ~ 1a
BLOOD and each iron Is aDsoue necessary
living cells and tissues to CARY
from vour lungs TO Without this your brain cannon
dn work rrbt-THINK THOUGHTS THAT WlN-any more
h.n locomotive can null big with weak smouldering
aunder its holer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

No matter what you want 1t Will save
YOU time and money to use intelligence!
Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

that one dose OF II Is estimated to be
approximately equivalent Gin organic
iron content to eating one-half
quart Of spinach one quart OF green
vegetables or half dozen apples. It's
like taking extract of beef instead
of eating pounds of meat.
over 100000 people annually are
using Nuxatcd Iron. 1t will not In
lure the teeth nor disturb the stom-
ach. A few doses will often COM
mence to enrich your blood, give you
new strength and energy ana help
revitalize your wornout. exhausted
nerves, and thereby greatly
strengthen your will power and
aid in restoring your falling memory
Your money will be refunded by the
manufacturers II you do not obtain
perfectly satisfactory results.
Beware Of substitutes. Always In
sist on having genuine organic Iron
-Nuxatcd Iron. Look for the letters
\. I. on every tablet.
Sold by all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

Age is matter OF comparison. bu
Il should never be bitter comparison
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
.uA rurnlna with rigures, Too!

k'irSt Studcnt--'N tNNTIIIVTIIVTtI
,t,i,. i. a clover instrument TO be alte
to teO temperature 50 well
Second studcnt-"Tt should be; II mas
a college cducatlon. ,.o,io,,
First studcnt--"A college ehu'aI'o"'
Soconi studcnt--"Wcll. isn't is grad
uotcd with many deGrces?'-Roy II.
Cantor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
LUTHERAN FUND
rabulatiou Of Collections IN Wheeling
Churches Not Complete.

Tabulation Of the amounts collected
among the nambers Of the local rnIrch-
cs Of the Joint Synod Of Lutheran
Churches OF Ohio and other states dur
ing the few weeks campaign which
ended last Sunday. Is progressing rap
idiv. and tn" final figures will probably
be announced today or tomorrow.
The campaign Was 10 Grr $l."no."""
1 ror the educational campo ign OF th"
synod. including the erection OF new
building for educational purposes, and
the local churches, s.. James. St Mat
,bcws of Benwood, ST. Marks of Elm
Grove and st. raurs Of bridgeport
were called upon for heavy allotmants.
However. il j. understood they went
FAR over their marks and the final
count Is now being made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
vii, be postponed until operating costs

viii be postponed until operating COSTS
can be reduced
This is the first general plan for re,
duCed opera lions in this teld since ~
and il one Of very few since the he"'
was opened Il years ago.
Tho duration of the slump. In some
GUartcrs three dollars 4 barrel OIL is be-
.nx predicted while in others the opih,,
ION is held that reduced production VIII
quickly return prosperity To the INDUS
rrI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
FARMERS UNION LIKELY
TO MEET At LYNCHBURG
State Organization to Press
Invitation Before the Ma
tional Board.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

LfNCiiBURG. VA. Nov. &C.
LynchburE Will i'm all probability be
the meeting place for the 1929 CON
Vention OF the national Farmers
Educational and Cooperative Union,
according to State Secretary George
III. Bowles, who has returned to state
headquarters here after attending the
annual convention at Topeka, Kans.
when the Invitation to bring the
next annual convention to the Hill
City was extended by the Virginia
delegation. resolution was offered
by member OF the Kansas dclcga-
tion that it be accepted and this
was adopted. The final choice. how
ever Hes with the national board
The State board now purposes To
press the Invitation before the ma
tional board. Since the national con.
vention met In Charlotte, n. c.. ten
years ago. II has not convened I'm tho
South Atlantic States.
The State diyisin will hold its con-
YentIon In Lynchburg. December a.
the sessions at that time to con-
tinue two or three days The meet
iDgs Will he in the auditorium of
the Virginia Hotel. Since the State
Offices were located here the union
has been holding It's annual meetings
here regularly.
The attendance. limited as IL IS to
accredited delegates from the local
unions. does not have 30 large an at
tendance as formerly when the mass
meeting was vogue with the union.
One OF the big things of the con
vcntion Will he the legislative pro-
gram TO go before the State General
Assembly next winter at Richmond.
The State union has had very
busy year this year. having seen an
addition of about 100 local unions to-
sether with the formation of quite
number Of county organizations
Tho State officers have also spent
much time during the year strengt tn
eninG the locals.