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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-20
SOUTH NO LONGER
 ONE-CROP SECTION
 SHOWN BY REPORTS
Results of Farm Extension Work in Five States Gratify- ing-Conference of Work
 CTS in Session

Alabama farmers did CO., operative marketing business in hogs alone last year of more than S1,000,000; 4,500 Georgia girls in 1920 through their can- ming and other clubs produced agricultural wealth to the ex- tent of more than $420, ,000; the corn yields in Mississippi in 1910 were 28,000,000 bushels and in 1920 80,000,000
 These were some of the results ac- complished by farm extension wofS' according to reports made at the con- ference of farm extension workers which opened yesterday at the Tut wiler hotel Representatives were present from Alabama, Florida, Geor> gia, Mississippi and South Carolina. The sessions will extend through Fri day.
 It was pointed out in the reports that the plan of cooperative market ing of Alabama hogs had effected Il sewing of $1o0,0o0 to the farmers of the state
 
 The reporl ls further showed that tho south is no longer a '"one-crop sec tion," although certain sections are still following the "one-crop" plan. These sections, it was shown, were hardest hit by the recent drop in the prices of farm products The sessions today will be divided into groups for the consideration Of certain problems.
 Maj. J. A. Evans chief of extensi on work in the south, is presiding at all the sessions. In his opening address, he expressed the profound confide ice in the American people and in their ability to meet big problems squaraly and solve them to the best possible ability
 We cannot dodge the fact that Inc farmers have been hit, and, hit hard said pr A. c. True, director of the states relation service at Washing ton, but we must also remember hat practically every business has sui fered, and we must make it our solemn duty to direct those who are in need along a well blazed safe and practical road, so that their distress will be un- known when the 1921 crops have been gathered"
 DELEGATES WELCOME | At the morning session, the iele- gates, who number nearly 100, were welcomed by Prof. L. N. Duncan, di- rector of the Alabama extension serv- l ice.
 l Movable schools were recommended as the best means of reaching the ne- gro by T. M Campbell, in charge of negro extension work, one of the 1 speakers. He stressed that the white people, as well as the negroes, must be thoroughly informed as to what B really trying to be accomplished. It was announced that administra~ tive problems will occupy most of the
 time of the delegates during the fe- mainder of the conference.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-20
KlWANIS LUNCHEON

Novel musical stunts under the drec- ton of Cheer Leader Gordon Erickson and an address by C. M. Rudolph, classed as neuro physechitrst. which, translated, means nerve specialist, will be features of the programme at the regu- lar weekly meeting of the Kiwanis club, to be held Tuesday at 1 o'clock at the Southern club. Dr. J. A. Bryan will be the clubs guest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-20
Commissioners Adopt The Ordinance ProUiding For
 Purchase of WaterWorks
Board Votes Unanimously Pass Measure Securing Op tion-Prepare Statement Explaining the Blocking of City's Plan to Allow Citizens Opportunity to
 Vote on the Measure

Adoption ordinance covering the between the city of Birmingham and the Birmingham Water Works pany by the city allowed option to purchase the waterworks property for $500o0 and fixes the ramakng ST 900 the business taken by the city adjourned meeting held yesterday afternoon n4 nlnnE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-20
MUSIC STUDY CL UB

Birmingham Music Study club will hold it's regular meeting this morning at Il o clock at the Coble hall. An interesting programme will be rendered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-20
at 3 o'clock.

The ordinance was adopted by unan- imous vote of the commissioners. and rrior to it's adoption was read by II. s. Kyall, secretary to the city commits sion
 With one exception, that of the section providing that the peopIe should pass on the proposed con
 tract by popular vote. fha contract
 stands as it did when it was passed
 on by the mmissioners.
 The method of procedure was the adoption of ordinance 7SO-C. which an- nulied ordinance 721-C. the ordinance providing for the election. and the adop- tion of ordinance 73l-C. which embodied the contract. and left out the election pro- vision.
 The contract is now entered into by the city and the waterworks company
 REFERENDUM APPEAL Unless, according to Commissioner John R. Hornady, the people see fit to appeal for referendum and ask the court to grant 1t, thereby making an election valid, the contract will stand as it is during the next 30 years until the year 1850, when it's provisions run out.
 BOARDS STATEMENT At the conclusion of their meeting ana a private conference members of the city commission issued the following state- ment:
 After months of negotiations in an : effort to arrive at a solution of the water difficulties which would con front the city after the expiration of the then existing contract with the water company expiring on January l of this year, the city finally reached an agreement with the water company which was contained in ordinance No. 721-C, adopted by the commission on December IA, 1920.
 "A provision of this ordinance stipu- lated that the contract should not be effective until majority of the quail flied voters of the city approved it by ballot in an election held in cordance with the general election laws of the state, and the ordinance set this election on January A, 1921.
 The commission deemed it not only proper, but highly essential, in con- tract as far-reaching as this and affecting every man, woman and child in the city that the people themselves
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-20
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the office of the pro mate judge:
 Lawrence Nathaniel Rogers and Miss Emma Lee Armstrong.
 William H. Bottomley and Miss Eva Shiffman.
 Samuel Vernon Mason and Miss Alma Ruth Ward.
 w. l.. Martin and Miss Alvia Pearson
 Hassell Sylvester Baker and Miss Mll- ner Haney
 Willie Leonard Bradley and Miss iSe- atrice Wooten.
 r. w. Davis and Miss Mary Elizab Hawkins. Ali Berner and Miss Lois Harrison
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-20
STREET
 REPAIRS COMPLETE

The efforts of the Junior Chamber of Commerce to secure the prompt repair ing of Twentieth street met with quick results. The repair work is already conn pleted, it was announced yesterday by Secretary Paoli Smith of the young or ganization.
 A committee named by the junior chani- ber Of which Harris Saunders was chair man. last week appeared before the board of revenue and requested that steps be taken at once to improve the condition of the thoroughfare. This committee was reinforced by some 9 Twentieth street merchants. It was assured by the board of revenue that the repair work would be done promptly and that bids would be asked for the early paving of the street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
MANI ApNsRrlsEMsNrs

Want Advertisements Ia The lseaaef
rwst - in tAe offiVe by tweANs
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Leader office. TIE Leader eolieci@Fs
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maintained. Memoranda q WHAT y
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
AoENrs WANTED

AGENTS So weekH fefaeAi kne
Summer distributing ZAnoi scr
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

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position Wrghts right liue %
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make sure q connecting TeA us ~
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

REpREsESTATIvES-with autos 20
hzndle the nvezt line Of nationally
advertised articles ever offered sales
u<u. whsa . dealer stocks our yro-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
Position WANTED

gIGH SCHOOL GIRL WANTS TO
work ia private home. iea psaF ,
and roasn Cai sss Afies ais ofleet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
TRAprs We HAVE Tt.em

Wsli improved 80 acre farm. z
niles caihrie. want desirable resi-.
lence property
Young cattle. horses. auto and
Aah. .rade for desirable small home
Home 4 Farm investment Co
ffs North firtt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
WANTED Statesmen

ssI.EsMAy-FFnstlsr with car pre-
ferred. To sell Eclipse Flzorh.
sszn and rzln shseidl IA exclusive
territory Retsfls ss75. Earn sev-
sraI hundred collars noD-hIy. Write
snmeasately. Indiana Parts COMPANY
RSchmon6. Ind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

YOUNG PARROTS Guaranteed faix-
era. rsdhsads s775; yellowbeads
Nf7s. pets shipped anywhere. Cat
aiog. X. G Bird Store. Kansas city.
No.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

fnh skt II Large FHfY feea tebY
haafy - eood snaatloa so g.
Harrison yF eail isNt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
nUslNtss CHANCES

Oh isvEsTORs SERVICE free
opinion any company fnsegiFa
lions made stocks bought ant sol
Time 20 invest MANY bargains
Write to-day Guaranty COMPANY
Wichita FaIis. Tex
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

MARRIAGE PAPER i'eoses avrs
tioas many rieh wani 10 marfs
trve ~ Jahn n. Paul Mlnu
VEIL MATERNITY HOSPITAL.
HOME is Wes sist, kansss sy
missouri Eth.osl homclite reason
Aaie. work for aoara "a aealsAs
Babies foF adoption
MARRY FOR WEALTH HAppIS
Ess Hundreds rich. attractive
eonFenial willing g we'd photos tree
2s years experience Nrs warm s0N
Laukersh.m HldE Los Aneslea cal
FOR SPEEDY MARRIAGE Absol
uielY lseqr. largest ~ tie country
established ik years, thousand Aeleft
aienagers bo$h sex wealthy. wishing
eafly marFiavy, wfhsly csntaeulla
,.assflp,i.g fFse 1he Old Reliable
aah. AIRS wrusel. Box 70. Oakland
caiii
MARRY If LONELY for results try
me- best and NOS, snccessful
-llosne Maker. hundreds rich Wish
marriage soon. strictly confidential.
mDst reliable years experience. dcs.
eripiions free. The Successful ciube
Nrs Nash. Bcx $50 Oakland. callf
HANDSOME congenisl young lady
worth 100000. u anxious 50 marrg
aouorabie. worthy gentleman MARY.
s4s Iansershlm Hidr I.os AnTeies.
Calf
If YOr wANT A healthy weaiAf
loving wlfe urse violet Hays
Dennlsan Ohio. enclosed stamped ep
selope
yOrR FUTURE FOgEr0D send
dlma blrihdaie for iruthfat rell
&sis convincing trial re4elng llagel
qiaaae. BOX 2ls los Anseiss Cal
4 JOIN ouR LONESOME cIrB
Thousands lonely ones helone
send stsinped envelope. gs2s broad
way. Chicago. "a
rOa sALE
pgR SALE Good Arcs house wi'h !
sevsn rooms and ioia Close 10
The prlce - right A y Armsironn /
I'D ca Phone ~
FOR SALE The property d ezs gss
Mansur avenue one u the flus
oca.ions on the Esal Side aee o.
spoai i, A b Armstrong and 90
Phone 5se
FOR EXCHANGE Good bottom fer.f
Improvements poor VIII take
sire modern home Il Guthrie as pari
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6 rooms. lots. site and oaibaild
ngs chosen especially for chicken
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laru. heuhmasea aad chicken lots
aade and fruit 4 farmers home
Price 1880
Tire oaffney Company
FOR sALE-s room honse good ~
pair partly modern. garage 1917
T. Oklahoma. Phone i07s
gOR SALE Sewing 1nachgn1 bed
ns.iress. pillows pictures. dishes
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

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nasf, n eaoa condition W5 T.
Harrison ~ eall isa
F0W sAi.E Crateaa# taes us
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eneao revAs lor sale ~ irads fof
oAlahoma land naa'aeas or elsy usa
pertY phpae 70 a T. sH,er,horn
1o Narh Second
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FOR SALE "A utra hiry,le Ad
dress w care Leader office
TRUNKS BAGS sulieases WhY pas
tao mldalemen pfvN'sf nuy ffom
fse'ofy alreei send fer lrse ealaloe
Aene Trunk nag rarlory. sprlng
Valley. nl
HENsTircHiNG And pleolinr at
tasAmeat uorss an any sewlas
machine eAaliy adjusted Price $3.50
aliA taH inatfncilans Gem Novelty
CO. los loyi Corpus chrls8 TEX
! srupFBAKrR ROADSTER WltA
mee hos 10 fine mnnain order
Good tires new only siss oo
Sever PASSENGER Maa'or Chalmers
Ia flae saape 4 bargain
victor Motor Co.
~ W. Harrison Ave. Guthrie, OKLA
FARM SNAP VIII sacrifice lol
acres good improved farm neas
Maflslta 0Alahama $3.50 oash. bal
anee long slime low interest owne
Boa i85. NaueHa oklahoma
OWN YOUR OWN HoNr
FOH SALk room house. clstcrn
sell. two iois near new Temple.
ti.soa0 30
a dandy Z soom modern house. ~
corners los, garage. sleeping Dorth
GEAR high school snap ai ss.28e q
A s room honse and lots. near
ar line only sl.sgva0.
Party leaving town offers nice
room house f8r 50 900 10
Roy kresland
Iv9 ? " Okla Ave. phone isy
AUGUST SPECIALS
Eaa tis hfie. : 6. .. room $1,000
25eg. ssoo1, 5000
Guthrie Proper 4. 6. 8. 2 room |
1000. $500. s2ls0, $500
West Guthrie. 3. I, room fzs0O
400. sI00a
Capitol Heights 6. 7. \. > room
1850; $1,000. 1890. 5000 :
IS Ia e. Okla. The 0annsy CO
A.sasr-ssassas
VAAT TO TRADE Good young
.sam u geldsnTs. weight about 1900
aeh Branded Z s.. foF Ford tour
~ car. uuss he IN good condition
Iot older model than 1919. L. v
'cung. Meridian. Okla.
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TRADES VIZ HAVE rHEM
Wsii improved 80 acre farm.
aliez caihrie. want desirable resi-.
ence property
Young cattle. horses. auto and
ash. .rade fgr desirable small home.
Home 4 Farm investment Co
ia North firtt
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DUNG PARROTS Guaranteed faix-
era. rsdheads s775: yellowbeads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
POULTRY AND rcoa

iAhY CHICKS Breeding stock. ~
duced praeA ~ leadlnN hranaa
live delivery guaranteed Littra
ure Tree Place fall orders early
imi'h Hros Marttr burg. Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

SELL. KETTLE POPPED corn DE
lsesous nsw method Men earninE
xag-s-s daily Fine Icw priced ma
cAlaes On trial TsIbo. ,sife co r
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

Leaast cIa..IlIaa a.. oal nasaII.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

MANAGERS wah capital. drop
eyory:alng fr ettlun.sa deaf on
Fire ~ Kis1rlc Stock Vending
Machines. Bla permahent inereaa
ing money makers frappo co
creenylIie. Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

MARRIAGE PAPER faoses aerv
toas many reh wani to marfs
ive u Jahn n. Paul Mnn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

t0h AAt.t Crafuaea fag8 Ws
Aosont Asa rs"ni suie eas and
eoea heaters ana Refrigeration ge9
b ualshoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

WAAr TO TRADE ~siood young
.sain u geldsngs. weight about 1900
Zach. Branded Z s.. foF Ford tour
NJ car mus. be in good condition
aot older model than 1919 L. v
Ycung. Meridian. Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
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sleeping fooms nc woaf Csfa
and Phone 7e3J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

UR RENT Good holi0n farm. psod
Improvements alfalfa dairy fafu
@ Iiasseil 1874 Wea clegelana
Phone 1853
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

f0n RENT Pour raUm cU,ta
modern f2ooo per month III
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06

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Middle uagihe f.oals Mos
comfortable healhY aNa sats iHuale
si iee seaf lnamY HAl lay lb
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oklahoma Ataaap
phone isy ROY Knsesana
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The New York herald., 1921-05-18
SEIZE $4,000 DRUGS
TRAILED FROM LINER
Detectives Also Arrest Man in
Flat After Scuffle With
Pistol.

A week ago the anti-narcotic squad In
Police Headquarters received word that
an Italian steamship was on its way
here bearing. among other things, con-
siderable quantity OF cocaine and NOR
phine 10 be smuggled into New York.
on Saturday the steamship arrived
ana Detectives MofYett, Spotke and Cot
ter observed several persons holding
furtfye conversations with a man who
turned out to be Antonio Concflio. bb7
West Fffty-seventh street.
1,hey delayed calling on Concilio until
Yesterday, when they pushed past him
as he opened the door at their knock.
On n table in the dining room OF the
mans fiat they found packet which
they report contained morphine. When
asked 10 reveal the rest or the stun
Concilio Indicated trunk Spotke bent
over the trunk and Concilio, the uetec-
tives say. snatched revolver from an
army overcoat hanging on the wall
concilio was knocked down and hand
cuffed In the ensuing search OF the
apartment the detectives found cocaine
and morphine they say would have
fetched nearly $4,000 II peddled on the
street. Likewise they found another re-
volver and a package or Christmas
greetings. post cards. The cards bore
the embossed picture OF a worian's shoe.
The toe OF the shoe was moveable ana
beneath the toe there was just room
enough for deck OF cocaine, heroin or
morphine.
Concilio was taken to Police Head
quarters charged with violating both
the sullivan and the anti-narcotics laws.
He will be arraigned in the West Side
Court to-day
The New York herald., 1921-05-18

OF the other grounds would permit the
court to act at this time. The decision
stated further that the court OF equity
is without power TO remove public ON
GERS. determination OF title TO office
being exclusively within the jurisdic-
tion OF the courts OF law. In addition,
the decision continued, the court would
be reluctant to. take the almost un-
precedented action of restraining all the
functions OF the commission since no
one else would be empowered to act for
the commission.
The possibility Of a new legal battle
ap,)cared when II was said at the conf
mission offices that Comptroller Charles
L. Craig would be asked to-day TO pay
the $50 employees OF the former Public
Service Commission taken over by the
Transit Commission. At the Comp
troller,s Office It was stated there is no
appropriation to pay them. and that the
Transit Commission first must make ap-
plieation for such an appropriation.
It was believed that the Board OK
Estimate. the majority being pro-Hylan.
probably would reject the application.
thus compelling the commission to re-
sort to the courts, in which event the
city undoubtedly again would attack the
constitutionality OF the law.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
ICE CREAM MAN SLAIN;
PARTNER IS ARRESTED
Lagun1ino Shot When Walk
ing in 10Th Street.

Two men stepped out OF a hallway at
eos East 107th street yesterday after
noon and fircd four shots at man
who was passing. Two bullets went
into the mans left breast, one in his
back. and the fourth tore through his
left arm He staggered backward, and
fell dead in the door at 2o4. The as
sassins got away.
Patrolman Fagan. breaking through
the crowd. found the man dead was
Joseph I.agumius, 81, proprietor of the
Interborough Ice Cream Company. 233
East Tenth street.
Lagumina carried revolver but he
had permit. lie had considerable
money and several rings. but no at
tempt had been made to rob him. Last
night detectives arrested Giuseppe Mas
truzzi. &c, OF 211 East 106th street,
charging him with homicide. II was
said he was part owner in the ice
cream company.