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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
cTEROLINF
 ~THE AkTlsEpTIc MOUTH WASH k1
Rheumatism Due To Waste Products
 In the Blood
For Genuine Relief Your
 Blood Must Be Purified

As the blood circulates, 1t has two functions to perform. First: to tarry nourishment to all parts of the body, Second: to take up the waste pro- ducts and cast them out through the proper channels.
 When waste products accumulate in the system. they are menace to life. They cause a lowered vitality many forms of skin disor ders and rheumatism.
 There is no disease more painful; nor a disease that will lead to as much serious trouble as rheumatism. Genuine relief can be had only by correcting the basic trouble--waste products.
 Thousands and thousands of men and women during the past 50 years have cleared their blood of waste products with S. s. S. It is the ideal remedy for rheumatism. because it removes the poisonous waste mat ter which is causing the trouble. There are no bad after effects and the result Is wonderful. Begin talk ing S. s. s. today and write for 56 page illustrated booklet. "Facts About the Blood'--free.
 Personal medical advice. without charge. may also be had by sending complete description of your case. Address Chief Medical Director. Swift Specific Co, 730 s. s. s. Labora- tory, Atlanta Ga. All good drug stores sell s. '. S.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
SENATOR INJURED
McKellar of Tennessee Is Run Over
 By An Automobile
By Associated Press

Washington, October t7-Senator McKellar of Tennessee was knocked down and run over by an automo- bile today while crossing Pennsyl- vania avenue. in front of the White House. He received cuts about the face and bruises. none of which were serious.
 Presence of mind probably saved the Tennessee senator from more serious Injury, as when he saw the automobile bearing down upon him. he dropped to the pavement and thereby the full impact of the ma chine was averted.
 The senator was taken into & near. by bank and after first aid to his in- juries, it was said 1t would not be necessary for him to be taken to a hospital. He was on his way to the capitol when the accident occurred
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
POLICE ARE PUZZLED

Meridian. Miss. October l7.--(spe- cial.)-The police are puzzled over the identity of three white men who are alleged to have held up and shot Milton Jones. negro, New Orleans and Northeastern locomotive fireman. According to the negro's statement to Chief of Police M. H. Yarbrough, he was walking along the street in the early morning hours to board his engine to go out on his regular run when three white men sudden ly appeared. one of them raising a shotgun and firing at him, several shot taking effect, but inflicting no serious wounds. Bloodhounds were placed on the track of the alleged assailants, and they were declared to have trailed to the homes of three white men in the western part of the city. but no arrests were made. The investigation is still in progress and there may be later, developments. Rumors have been current here for sometime that threatening letters had been sent negro railroad workers in all parts of the state that they quit their jobs, but whether the att tack on Jones had anything to do with a scheme to make the negroes quit cannot be stated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
MRS. WILLIAMS BURIED
Oxford Woman Dies In Few Minutes
 After Being Stricken

Anniston. October Special ) Mrs. Niena Wright Williams, wife of pr. Mark J Williams, died sud- denly at her home in Oxford at Ii o'clock Sunday morning, the be- loved woman being stricken while engaged In her household duties 20 minutes before the end came.
 Funeral services were held from the residence at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev. Robert H. Jones and Rev. F. W. Hagood performing the last rites over the body of the la- mented woman. Tom L. Smith, NJ. c. Christian. D. C. Cooper, Jr., Keener Hudson, Fred Williams and V. O. Mcintosh served as active pallpear- CTS.
 Mrs Williams Is survived by her husband and two small boys; her parents, MT. and Mrs. John D Wright, and two sisters. Miss Clara Bell Wright and Mrs. Paul D. Quin- na11a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
GUARD HEALTH
 AGAINST GERMS

Leading Health Experts every where are advising greater care Of the mouth against germs. According to these authorities most of the con tagious diseases come by way of the mouth and can be warded off with a little care.
 The most effective way to accom- plish this is lthe regular use of liquid antiseptic such as Steroline. A few drops of this mouth antiseptic on your toothbrush will reach the small- est and most out-of-the-way crew ices in the teeth where tooth paste cannot reach. In this way your teeth will be kept perfectly clean and free from decay.
 Also 1t Is well to spray the nose and throat with Steroline and to gargle it frequently to kill any possible germs which might cause Head Colds, Sore Throat, or other serious trouble. Take no chances with your health. Get a bottle of Sterolfne from your druggist today and use 1t regularly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
dozen large huck towels
81x9O seamless sheets

100 dozen sheets in this big feature These full beached and hemmed ready
 use. Of a quality that considered better than . Pepperell. Special each, today 1,A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
ENGINEER INJURED
Ford Agents to Reach Washington
 Next Week
By Associated Press

Washington, October 17.--A tele- gram received today by Secretary Weeks from the engineers represent ing Henry Ford. in negotiations for purchase of the Muscle Shoals. Ala. nitrate and waterpower projects. said their delay Tn returning to Washing ton for further conferences with the secretary had been caused by per sonal injury of one of their mum Der. The message said they would reach Washington probably next week for continuation of the con ferences.
 Secretary Weeks, sometime ago. asked the engineers for additional data relative to the cost of con- struction required on the triple dam project at Muscle Shoals. discrep- ancy of about s30.o00,000 between cost estimates for the work by Mir. Fords engineers and the army en- gineer corps having been disclosed in the first conference.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
TO ORGANIZE ron DRIVE

Meridian. Mss. October l7.--(spe- cial.)-Hsving accepted the appoint ment as chairman for Meridian of the Red Cross roll call. Marks Roth enberg, prominent business man, will aa once begin active organization work to make the roll call the most far reaching in the history of the city. It is freely predicted that MT. Rothenberg will make a success of the drive and that a better selec- ton for the chairmanship could not have been made. is the opinion of local Eed Cross workers and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
HARDING SAYS THE UPWARD SWIM G
 IS NOW IN SIGHT
Sends a Message to the Min ing Congress In Which He Tells of a Better Future
 In Sight
Rr Assoolntod Pre.s

Chicago, october l7-There are in- dications that industry is on upward grade. President Harding stated in a message to representatives of the mining industry, read to delegates at the twenty-fourth annual convention of the American Mining Congress here tonight.
 He requested the delegates to for mulate, if possible, plans for regu- lating the production and distribution of coal to secure employment the year around for both capital and labor and thus prevent congestion of transpor- tation facilities and high coal prices,
 J. F. Callbreath, secretary of the national exposition of mines, said the Presidents suggestion would be con sidered a mandate and made basis of the work of the convention in de- veloping a constructive programme of the mining industry.
 Harding to Miners
 Tn his message to the mining con gross President Harding said:
 "RealizinR the unfortunate estate into which the mining industry has come, along with so many others, in the period of depression following the
  the effort of your congress to bring about an early improvement.
 sHThe present unfortunate situation being a world wide one resulting from world wide causes complete re- coyery must await improvement in world conditions; but there are tndt- cationB that industry is on tho up- grade and mining Is sure to reflect the improvement which Is marked in some other directions.
 q cannot forbear to suggest that your congress might perform use full service in connection with the tnnnrovement of conditions in coal mining. A widely variable demand makes the problem of production dif- ftcult, especially when 1t involves an overload of the transportation system at time when that system Is least able to bear 1t.
 Many Idlo
 with both labor and facilities ly- ing idle for substantially half of each year, the costs of coal are bound to be tlnsatisfactory to the consumer. Is there no way of regulating the de- mand so as to distribute it more uni formly over the 12 months7 Is 1t not possible to provide storage reservoirs which will enable the large con sumers and large producers to ac- commodate thelr cohultloHs No 'hD need for a more constant rate of pro- duction7
 "I feel that these questions may with particular propriety, be ad- dressed to your organization. Ade- quate equipment can hardly be e&- pected in the coal mining industry until the army of working men and the vast capital engaged in 1t find constant employment.
 q would be glad indeed If your deliberations might produce some suggestions of practical value In dealing with this difficult problem.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
HEAVIES WILL WHISTLE
 FOR ANNIST0N FANS

Anniston. October 17.-(Special.> Anniston fans are showing live in- terest In the heavyweight wrestling match scheduled for next Friday evening in this city between Joe Wendell and Frank Hockman, the main event to be preceded by sew eral interesting preliminary events.
 Hockman, Wendell and other heavyweights are touring the south during the winter. and 1t Is ex- pected that their first appearance in this city this week will be followed by the staging of several other matches of the same variety during the winter months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
IDLE F MONTHS,
 IS BACK ON JOb
Ohio Man Lost a Year on Ac- count of Stomach Trouble,
 Is Now We'll and Strong

"Only a man who has to work for & living knows what it means to get back on the job after not hitting lick of work for a whole year, lost twelve months straight time on account of stomach trouble. One of the worst cases l guess any man ever had. Tanlac not only made me q well man again but built me up 19 pounds in weight. I am writing all my friends in other cities to tell them of the wonderful news"
 The above statement was made by George B. Lowe. well known employe of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., living at <51 McGowan street, Ak ron. Ohio.
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham by the Eugene Jacobs Drug store. Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
CHAPTER TWO GERMANY BIDES HER TIME

Among the opportunities" which thmeeI borrow
 
  still
 Buows
  done without her Like gambler who has heavily she will hesitate 10 stake the total of She will be threatening when circumstances luck She will of without declaring dy powder and the hapened wod that ends
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
 CHARGED WITH BIGAMY

Heflin, October 1T.-(Special)- Sheriff Benton Adams and Deputy Tom Black went to Trickum Valley Sunday ana arrested Leland McElroy, charged with bigamy. He was placed in the county jail in default of bond.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
MOTION Is DENIED
nv Associated Press

Washington, October 17.-In the case of Oklahoma against Texas, in- volving the Red river boundary, the supreme court announced today that the motion of the Melish association to restore certain wells to the custo- dy of the receiver was denied without prejudice, as well as their motion for a modification of the order In the case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
TWO ARE NOMINATED
 n.r AasA.t.kml D--~a

Washington. Octeobr 17.-Clint W. Hager was nominated today by Pres ident Harding to be United States district attorney for the northern Georgia district, and Josiah T. Bose
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
TO AWARD VICTORIA CROSS

Fly Associated Press London. October 1.-The British government today decided to award the Victoria Cross. the highest British award, to Americas unknown war rior.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
NEVER SAY DRY

FTOm IIIb.
 There was time when the only prohibition state you could get liquor in was Maine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
up to $50 hair ornaments

bought ornaments duplicates of pieces in sto
 selling each They include Spanish and ombs Bril- n0 lianty with white coored Choice AsOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
By ANDRE TARDIEU

M Tardieu today continues the narration of eyent' leading to the of which hitherto unpubshed throw Illuminating light upon tragedy of all history of of his tells awaits her portunity O strike.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
mems Winter union suits

ribbed suits the weight Winter # the woods Every absolutely perfect being made
 rom long stAple Egyptian All from OF = '4 to 46. Just 800 suits, wh1s they last VOC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
wardrobe trunks

Think of iti
 with fiber surface locks and hardware satisfactory En service. For October Record Week xOSOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
Town Talk ties, first time

For the fst t their history, Talk reduced from Soc sec Men make big showing in this wonder sale. Every 20- perfect in the siks O0C
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
heavy 4O-inch charmeuse

. full range of he best already highly
 ashon Full 70 inches wide and only this 0E prics bscsuss 1t h October Record Week xsOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
heavy 36-inch charmeuse

desirable shades, the practical width cutting quality considering Week price today. You will be surprised AC spcndA valus this offers 1sfS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
Duplex fireless cookers

You them demonsrated last week. Nov it for You purchase.
 The No 25 regularly lzss, reduced the sale m oE today (for day ony) to xOsSO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
boys coat sweaters

fine wool-mixed that knowing .p
 precias at glance Navy and oxford color In heavy weight Made with large protecting collar and OF pockets for school Special ks0O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18

x4~ w 4xO2~ &V w 4A uld come into Birmingham's very best store k proved surprise, just look what we have pretty close together, but is ar es in seasonable merchandise
 genuine leather hand bags % s.. rns I . .as. s s ay rss S ss :sss and mirror in backj brown and zs~c up to $50 hair ornaments :.as psaa. sp-a'h s.5 i.nty .ss with white eoior.d M stones. Choice l.UU waterproof house aprons s.. s a waterproof and very special for the sale FfC
 500 Jack Tar blouses ns ,: % ssn sls vi ss: ssss s sufficient say that they the lowest price OF
 15O girls wool coats '' . :y % | ..ss s ss ss assss % %.sa: 5 :. t ss; .ns s.ss.a . S; ws.s desirable solids Just 995
 a sale of fashion furs of fitch: squirrel brown fox. Choice special for 14.So women's 12-button gloves % % regularly for 5-s5. Special today OsOS
 linen handkerchiefs @ siss I % h.as asn sa % n % & s Hass neat ns. hens One of the best h.ndkr 10c
 8 pairs school hose Think M Eight s) pairs of ehudrs. school hoe. for sh. ,ss In black say and in .i... to only but value OO
 3 pairs women's silk hose hos: .s .s ss % ss.s s n ;:; s:s VIII VII, I:a' :: -''' tho 'F''s for A's. 200
 silk Dovedown
 in staple wear phenomenal offering of he best silks for the discriminating buyer. Per Yard EsVC
 4,OOO yards good percale the second day of big s~e ,.s . ia. .s % sasxa sss and .s striped Very special, yard 4VC
 heavy 36-inch charmeuse shade the width superior quality consdens Week today You will be surprised the An splcndh vaus this oners at xstO
 heavy 4O-inch charmeuse full boat hose already highly fashion Fun 70 inches wide and only OE i>~ l~-... IL L. 0>& R.o Xll laSIS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
dozen mems handkerchiefs

Ono dozen 2) mems soft white cambric handksrchiss wit hens the best offer of s kind have
 made Just 900 do.sn for todays ceiling th EQ remarkably low price. Get yours early, for V0C
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
36-inch bleached muslin

We have reserved 5000 yards of this good 3ech usn this big speal today desirable soft finish and yard u bleaehed quality that will of x101
 most important sewing needs Yard AVS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18

complete dinner sets :. . .: .s - i @ ' Superior wortk of si-pse. A4.So
 hardwood kitchen tables Specially bought. Size z7x4o inches. Just ths .s: :i; ws 3.95
 silk umbrella special
 s.s umbrella, % .ss ss ss .s s s e. A sa " ssso 'st's'z S.ss si Ss finest
 fancy metal and silk ribbons s si novelty ;issas. sas bag. ss e have ns ter s 's o ,e su. at the 10" 24S
 a wonder lot of vestees for Which you from iss I7s for a sm ha~. uias o nsses Special 70c children's Winter sleepwear Al ss.s that and one mothers wni .ppreei.ts for only soc
 boys ribbed union suits % s1 . : % .s, ss % : ss: ss % : . he in S.ii-hsasd school rooms. very 7Sr special for only sOS
 E-Z union suits
 % E Ez .4;:s s. % .s. .s. s.s. ,ss s ss s 69c mems suits and overcoats able this ksa sny so,ts to can M 1u ho iIs h 1895
 dozen large huck towels ss 3 % s % .s 'ss 5 ;sai hue. s & sA,.. of .s% ,ss s sses ss.a s these wonder towel 1.29
 81x9O seamless sheets es .. % = @ a s s Psppersl. Special Special each, today l,ll
 crochet bed spreads ,.s; . . ..'. . ses .a :. So thsse for special selling today for SSC
 72x84 woolnap blankets for today only, long H.. 2, s ss s sas in. I S'ss as' weigh five pounds each. Very special 2 co today only, pair AsOO
 36-inch bleached muslin :s:,; :, % % ,: important sewing nseds Yard NV B Whiting Davis mesh bags stsng sNver bags quality and good sf shapes each offering superior valus m in fashonsbis bags Special OsVV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
camisole faces complete

hcse faces with which easily beautiful camisoles 65 to s5c They have the beaded edge everything some embroidered in pink, blue and lavender silk En. n pretty designs Very special for DUG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
Read Star diapers

Remember what paid diapers bought hem7 We willing bet censider.bly
 moro than today price These inch 7E squsrs in sanitary packages. Special XsIO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
crochet bed spreads
72x84 woolnap blankets

pairs for today only they Half
 72xs@ and the other half e4x7e the oiher half bane
 weigh five po,xnds each Very special O( today only, pair 6sSs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
15O girls wool coats

fashnaby modelled girls IA old They of the coating wooens in dark, rich
 sss osss.r .ns sasrd ss ss. %. desirable solids Just for o95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
500 Jack Tar blouses

pretty saving offered in Jack No tell the worth of these bouses It Is sufficient that they the lowest price OF they have been In years 4sS0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
twelve (l2l yds. Val. lace

of the values that
 town New, clean desirable Val matched y.d or adS in white or 48c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
satin breakfast coats

dainty sereeabe that will sssurcdly eiate October Record Week fine chanzeahc satin in dark, rich shades only Have practical a OF pockets and shoesuns belts 0sV0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
Whiting Davis mesh bags

The finest sver-pated of stns svsr bags
 made Guaranteed quality hnks In good ef pretty shapes, each offering supsrier vaus m in fashionsbis bags. Special OsOV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
Oct. record week
has got the whole town a-talking

mas got
 No one ever thought that they
 first day of October Record w
 every one of the little paragrs
 could give you greater econol
 wardrobe trunks
 st; .ls. and rss s.', R..s w. I 1850
 satin breakfast coats E T pockets and .hos.tns belt. S.So
 coats for little folks % but. % & . :s Shop $ $ss. ;ss ~'e 4e5 infants slips and gowns ssi ss n. ss, @ . s 1. Val. l.ees A fine and special group for ISc women's gingham house dresses ass for tho . sssps. ,s who ss,s. . ss. offered s1ssa sas sss. S:ss of % as.y trimmed ' and 2.95 women's nainsook night gowns sr hs; s'' a VI. xs .s % gay " % ss :. ". offer = a of h. ., x tn.w in you'd 1 snss s.Ss 50c women's matters plush sailors ss 2: % s ss s yssss sr ssiors s'' cAse. 7S twelve (12) yds. Val. lace aSs a. Tss. .1s y.rd I''ssh s as sss in white or cream 48c camisole faces complete ss'; S. i. a s ss%s s pretty ss.s " s1. s.s s.i ss ad silk soc Duplex fireless cookers You them week. Nov buy E :.ss for yss can m, s fir. ..sn ' pSrsh.s today tfor day enly) to lU.So
 boys coat sweaters
 as ssy @ sa s.r ss ss.s yer, % .s ssfss fsr .ss sAsa % r .s' sssssins collar and 295
 Read Star diapers Sss.h, ~. you w s.a ', R: Sta. s.s',. % : tim. than our today price. Thsse inchss zE square in sanitary packages. Special xstO dozen mems handkerchiefs One dozen u2) soft white cambrc handksrchss hemstitchsd hens offer of have made Just 1000 odays selling thh remarkably low price. Get yours early, for VOC mems Winter union suits Cotton ribbed suits in the Winter neck of tho woods Every absolutely perfect being made from long ...pis L Egyptian yarn An .i.ss from 0Sc Town Talk ties, first time For the first t their history reduced from Soc 3ec and make big showing in this wonder sale. Every 20- perfect in the slks O0C
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
complete dinner sets

service fo sh Fy-one pieces mpocelain decorated in neat floral dsisns The ex
 pcriened shopper the quality and OE superior worth of these 6l -piecs sets Axs~~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
8 pairs school hose
3 pairs women's silk hose
silk Dovedown

purchase wide silks of quality staple shades for Autumn phenomenal
 offering of he very silks for O co discriminating buyer. Per Yard ksCC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
women's matters plush sailors

Jade of hatters plush lightweight sailor with French finished straight
 rowns. Models copied from Knox saiors. Choice 7E # black ardco colors for D.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
coats for little folks

We bought these little sell special
 for se5 but make sensation the Infants Shop sa. ss ias tns ns. ssia a A~'' 'r' 495
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
waterproof house aprons

for general househo for the and scoom. Made gin several pretty These guaranteed Al waterproof and very special for the sale -TF'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
genuine leather hand bags

fashionable assembase of handbags for who know what and best Big practical bags such As before to with OF and mirror In back brown and gray Gs00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
4,OOO yards good percale

One of the sensations for the second day of big yards of 27-nch percale in light and dark striped woman's house dresses and chldren's Very special, per yard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18

come Bhmingh ito
  s could s in seashle merch
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
a wonder lot of vestees

dainty Just Ike the regular stcck vstses you tmes paid from i2s to 175 for
 of mtat aces enibroderies z0o foundations Someh cuffs Q match. Special soS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
women's 12-button gloves
linen handkerchiefs

pure embroidered dainty de- signs that look like hand embroidery but of that not Have hems One of the best handker
 chief value It has been privilege to offer ASS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
fancy metal and silk ribbons

offerings of October Record Week. spisnd
 novelty ribbons for making bags vestee sashes and their equal at the low p AQ price have applied to them for today SsE0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
women's nainsook night gowns

It has been since could "Womens
 for 59c And would could offer ths
 kind of gowns that would good En flesh OO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
infants slips and gowns

fachine-made, of eorse all he hand made but made dainty of sheer
 ansook. Trimmed al neck sleeves with dainty 70
 aI aces A fine and special group for SOC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-18
a sale of fashion furs

Offering reliable collars gracefully choers fitch squirrel
 mink and French seal The scarfs of and 11 OS brown fox Choice, special for AfsO0