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Arizona republican., 1921-11-26

Emperor Yoshihito yesterday after noon.
 It said:
 We are unable to attend in per son to the affairs of state, on &C., count of protracted illness, and ac- cordingly appoint Crown Prince EIf- rohito regent with the approval of the council of princes. the imperial family and the privy councillors"
 It bears the imperial signature and that of the crown prince and is signed. also. by Baron Makino. min fster of the imperial hoxAehold; Premier Tawahashi and the cabinet ministers.
 Simultaneously bulletin was is- sued stating that the emperor $ mental condition was such as to pre- clude his further attention to state duties, traceable to an affliction of his infancy. It added that there was no serious development in his physi- cai condition.
 According to Dr. Ikebe. chief phy- sician to Emperor Yoshihito, his con dition has changed little since last October Restraint of speech and nervous debility are declared by tfa physician to be his chief ailments.
 The emperor continues the eccen- tricities which have marked, his con- dition but Dr. Ikebe reports they are not so frequently as formerly. He requires assistance only in mounting stairs. His appetite does not show is nc prospect Of prompt recovery, there is no reason to look for an aggraga ton of his condition in the near future.
 The emperor and empress, 1t is stated, will pass the winter at Ha- yama. removing to the Aoyama Palace in Tolio in the spring.
 Changes in the makeup of the i'm perial household, including the re- his position as chief of the privy council, are expected by the news papers.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 25-Officia' announcement of the appointment oi the crown prince of Japan to the re- gency was received today by the Japanese delegation to the Wash ington conference from the minister of foreign affairs at Tolio.
 In making the announcement Prince Tokugawa, who is president of the house of peers, as well as delegate to the conference. said the change in the imperial court woulc not, in his opinion, affect in any wa, Japan's policy at the conference, no would it have any effect upon th' general policy of Japan as a state
 He explained the regency had beer established because of the illness o the emperor and that it had actuall. been carried out with the full assen of the emperor upon the advice 0 the privy council and the cabinet Modern Japan. he added, had nevel seen a regency, but in olden times long before the promulgation Of th' constitution, the system of regenc. had occasionally been resorted to.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
Former Turk Minister
 or Marine Is Killed

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 25-An unconfirmed eport has reached here that Djema, Pasha, former minister of marine who ordered the massacres in Syria during the war when he was commander of the Turkish forces, has been assassinated at KabuI, capital of AfghaniStan.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
iSabe listed Espanol?
KNOWLEDGE of

A KNOWLEDGE of "A t h e language spoken by our south ern neighbors is one way of cementing friendly r e l a t i 0 n S with them. You can learn this and also get other valuable help by seeing the firms and professions listed in the Republican Busi- ness Directory.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26

When You're Looking for Anything Refer to The Arizona Repubiican's
 Classified Business Directory
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
SPANISH LESSONS

PROF. TORRES. Spanish teacher, using Living Method. 1922 E. Polk.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
GROWN PRINCE NAMED REGENT
 OF JAP EMPIRE
JAPAN BECOMES REGENCY WITH FULL CONSENT OF EMPEROR WHO IS FORCED TO RETIRE ON ACCOUNT OF PROTRACTED ILLNESS
IRepubIIcan A. P. Leased wIre1

TOXIC, Nov. 25.-Crown Prince Hirohito has been designated regent of Japan. An imperial rescript mak- ing the announcement was issued by Emperor Yoshihito yesterday after noon.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
corr IN FUTURES

NEW YOPK, Nov. 25-Cotton fu- lures closed steady: December, 1900; January. 17.9O; March, 17.S7; May, 17.55; July. HOY.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-26
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Fair Saturday and Sun day; no decided change in temper ature.
 Colorado: Generally fair Saturday; somewhat warmer north central and extreme northeast portions; Sunday probably fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
ON THE AUCTION BLOCK

Tho placing OK tobless men on the
auction block IN Boston. initiating tho
old custom OF selling slaves TO tho high
es, bidder. s. spectacular but OF no
practical value. The promoter oc tho
plan Is ono Crba!n LedouI. who has
opened what ne calls tho church OF the
unemployed" The name does not suS-
sest Amer!caH:stn. 2or - tho idea itself
an appealing one. There can be no such
thing as Church OF the unemployed.
Unemployment IL not a question OF
creed or "ven OF opinion. There Is a
psychological factor IN depression. but
II Is not the dominant one. No little
local movement such as this auction
block show In Boston can accomplish
anything except to mako some thought
less persons moro Disseminated with
their To-. Nobody wants a condition OF
depression. II hurts capital even moro
than x does labor. To say that any
class would or cou!d eaGianer d"7res-
sion Is mental dishonesty. Time anil
cooperation will bring back prosperity.
There l. 10 other way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
MONARCHY TALK IN RUSSIA

That the danger OF a reaction to mon
archy IN Russia IS by no means mag
mary IS seen IN the fact tina, Nv" groups
nays already been formed. one backing
Grand Duke Cyril and the o,her Creaau
Duke pimltr!. who IS son OK N'"nN
Duke Paul. Grand Duke Michael! VINO
was next In order 81 succession 70 'o'
murdered car. IS believed 70 be dead
although this IS not known positively
A demand FOR czar might cause MIN
TO reappeav. ard in that case he woui"
taks precedence over both the other TWO
Grand Duke CyrIl Is next arter
M,chae. In the royal succession. ou'
those opposing him gay that he Tor
felted oil his rights BY having rccog-
nized the revolutionary government fo!-
lowing the downfall; Of the czar. lAeF
FEAR that he would show radical ten
denc!es The p;m'crt party IS Trepar-
ing It's propaganda 20 De distributed
among the peasants a: the oPportune
time
This In mater OF which tho world
must take notice. That attempts y re-
store tho monarchtes n Russia Ger
many and Austria will BE- made may Dc
taken FOR granted. IN all three democ-
racy In government IS something new
and untr!ed. In each there arc men who
know that democracy Is as far above
all other forms OF government as
Heaven Is above tho place OK eterneI
torment. but they ara n tho minority.
The masses % the people are not con-
WINGED az that fact. They see their
present mtscortunes and connect them
with their present governments.
Sooner or later there will 70 crisis
In the governmental affairs OF each OF
these nations Presumably. Russia Will
be the first. since the downfall % leHine
and Trorzky will bring a crash there
When that time comes, other nations
may IL they will. play a deciding role
America. as the greatest OF republics. Is
especially Interested N extending sym
pathetic assistance 10 any people seek
Ing 20 establish q government on prtn-
ciples OF Justice.
To assist by every means In our
power to establish permanent democrs-
cies In Eurure should be a liked national
policy. We need no. be member OF
any league or association TO excrt our
influence n this direction but We
should so exert Il strongly and con-
slstently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
RIPPING RHYMES
AGE AID BITTERHEss
BY WALT MASON

Too many men. when they grow Old
are promo to Sit around and soold. and
view things with alarm. they spend tho
ior9 hours heaving signs. and every
thing that meets their eyes Is void OF
worth and charm. I too am old and Oft
fool so tough I'd Ike 20 rails" II spiel
81 sorrow and d!smay: distressed by
rheumatic and govt. ID Ike 70 tell III"
world about a golden yesterday. Bu,
whom take my Tyre In hand. 10 c"'o-
brats a past long canned. feel that
am wrong: the world IS stan m"
resort: the fact tina, makes mo kick and
snort 10 that I've !!sed 80 long The
world Is right side up with care. and oil
mon shouldn't tear their hair and say
rs Slipping roE-: II st!ll rolls on around
IN. sun. and ktrls and boys who hav"
their Yum aren't going TO the dogs "o
all admire tho hne Old guy who views
thu peoYI" gong by. ana Views them
with grin. who join, the laughter Of
no young. and doesn't sprain a withcrod
lung TO provo thai mirth's ain. Rut r
an ancient gent - sore and sit" beside
his cottage door % prove a. things ~"
wrong he finds re has lonesome Job.
for no ono cares 20 hear sob when no
can is'.lr i SnUS.
CCopyr!Eh, by George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
PROMPT JUSTICE

II tho law were always or even a
reasonable part OF the ttrs as speedy
a. * was IN tho case az Harry I.a;ti-
mar. Williamson negro who vas ar
rested !ndirt"d. tried and convicted and
sentenced % death. al within a few
hours ac,c~ his crime. there would DO
20 occasion Tor .ynch!nSs or any other
manifestation OF "Ntra-judicsal justice.
Unfortunately. years !nstead 81 hours
tten pass before the man who commits
ome h"!nous crime $ finally punished.
No one with any common fairness Will
wish - deny = tho accused any OF hts
rights ur'!,- Tho law. liut not once IN
several thousand times does tho crimi-
nal fail 10 Grt al hts rights. wh.le the
lines tina. ne star" fails to get It's
rights are so humorous that they nj
mos. constitute a travesty on our judi
c!ai system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
swine Department.

Yves, virginia STAT" Fair awards n
tho Ewinc department:
Roar. years Old ov"r-lst, Khntz 4
Son
Boar. Is months md under list
Krantz & Son.
Sow, IS months and under list.
k~antz & Son
Sow. 10 months and under IL mouths
Isl. Krantz & Son.
Sow, months and under list
Krantz & Son.
SOW. under 6 months-lst. Krantz &
Son
Boar and Rows. any aEe-lst and
2nh. Krnntz 6 Son.
Champion boar. any aE~--lst Krantz
& Son.
Champion SOW. any aEo-lst. KCan'z
& Son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
WHAT BABSON PREDICTS

publishes tho second OF series OF wren"
Mr. BshSons FORECASTS
making many years IN"
plans his and deduction
organization Ills aHn" Income" ''0
deal u"n INA "
facts tho Inte'se"'e'
be exclusively t'S ''!
Of
statements which Faoson makes !" ''
enthusiasm re ~
he 'on''aoe%
preceded Se IN '"e price "
tho New stock exchange
believes that 1t will be much 10 me advantage
- ma business men public OF the Wheeling district !" 'S'
Babson nothing better OF
kind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

Boar, IL months and under Is months
list, .. G. Sheer.
/ Ecar. & months and under 10 months
-. .. G.. Sheer: 2mi. Harold Bushart.
Boar. under m"nths-lst and End,
! q. q. sheer: &rd Harold Bushart.
Sow. years old and "ver-lst. o. G.
Sheer: md. Harold l!ushart.
Sow. IS months and under 2 years
! Isl. .. c.. Sheer: 2nd. Harold Bushart.
Sow. IL months and under is months
-is:. Q. G. Sheer: End. Harold Bushart.
Sow. months and under 12--lst and
end o. G. Sheer. Ord. Harold Bushar;.
, Sow. Under c months--lst and End.
| o. g. Sheer: 3rd Harold Bushart.
Sow and pigs or more sucklngs-
LIST. o. C. Sheer.
Boar and sows. any age-lst and
End. o. g. Sheer: 3rd. Harold Bushart.
Champion honT. any agc-lst. o. G.
Shccr.
! champion SOW. any agc-1st, o. G..
| Sheer.
CALF PROJECT
, Jersey heifer-Ist. Garrett Hunter.
Nest Alexander. Pa: end, Frank y.
! Lyons. West Alexander; 3rd. Carl Glen
denning: 4th. Harold Garrison. West
Alexander.
Ho!s:rin-F'rieslan hc!fer-lst. Harold
Schmidt. Wheeling; and. Harold way
man. Wheeling: 3rd. Donald Linton: Elm
Grove. w. Va: 4th. Russell Marple,
Wheeling.
PIG PROJECT
berkshire G!it-1st. Clarence Strick-
land. Dallas, W. Va.
Poland China: Spotted Poland China
LIST. J. Oliver Johnson. Triadelph!a, '"
Va: 2nd. Virginia Kimmens, Dallas. W.
Va
Duroc-Jersey boar--1st. Cecil Dague.
West Alexander.
Gi!t-lst. Cecil DnGue: End. Lester
Tcater. Elm Grove. w. Va; 3rd. Earl
SeId!cr. Wheeling. w. Va: 4th. Howard
Teater, Elm Grove. W. Va.
PouLTRY P1oJEcT
Trio. consisting Of cockerel and
pul!cts-lst. Isabel Dague. Dallas, ".
Va: 2nd. Helen Sims. Short Creek. w.
Va; 3rd. Mildred Grey. Triadelphia, W.
Va: 9Th. Selwyn Wayman. Wheeling.
Chris and Henri had been away from
home against their mothers commands
and she was waiting for them with
switch.
chris ware you besnT'
Nit Henri"
Henri. vare you betn7"
Nit Chris"
Ware you both BEEN"
ogedder."-Argonaut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

and that IL Congratulations" FIRST OF
all. the men and women at the head OF
the fair association are worthy of con-
sratulatlons and praise for their ener-
ret!c and well-directed efforts which
resulted in an unqualified success TINS
Includes those who decided the policies
of the big event and those who carried
them out Congratulations arc due to
every exhibitor. for this years exhibits
were OF unusual size. variety and excel
lerce. To those who contributed 10 the
pleasure OF the fair with their strings
OF t,ne race horses. congratulations are
due. Finally. every one OF those VINO
attended IL TO be congratulated upon
having seen West Virginia state fair
n all its glory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

Tho Spanish" troops. composed OF
Americans. Ergl!shneu. rT>nchmcn,
Germans and several other nat!onaltties'
have routed tho Moors BEING Moor
right now IS not Tho best way Of getting
a preferred rating with the l.fe insur-
ancs companies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
SHEEP AND SWINE AWARDS
At STATE FAIR ARE MADE

2rd. L. J HENDERSON & Soa.
rnr "Nr. . years en-! n"d over :;
: \. Hanna. "ad and 3ri, K, J lIcadcr
>r.3 4 ~r:,.
"ne eve. year cd and under Is;
t. J. Hcutrr>,n Il Son. nd an! ard. ;
A. Hanna.
champion ram. any age Is'. r. J.
Henderson & S"n.
Champion eve. any AZ" st 5. A
HANNA
lIyh!r.'o-'s N"rk 'sr. L. ! He"dev-
son & S"n md. &. a. IIan"a; Sid, r. J.
Henderson 4 SvG.
Flock. ram. any aa". 'wN y"ar!!Hg
ewes. two eve .ambs ,st. : y Hanna,
20 : ycar.I"Y ZEN. bed hN cNhib'
tor--.S'. s. y. Ha"n".
HAMPsHIREs
Knm. years old and ever T., y. l.
Hamilton. Lohrs'"w7!. Pa. md. Fred
" Mcprwr!,. Mercer: Ia. 3r! fr"r
W Mcdowell.
Ram. year old aud under LIST, A.
r. Hamilton: 2nd and 3rd, E>r"d W NJ
pnwcN.
Ram lamh--l$; and md a. h. HAM
ton. 3rd. FrsL ". Mcdowell
orc eve. . years old and "v"r--lSt y.
f. Hamilton: ed. Geo. II. Neuhard. Elm
49,, ,I ,,rIcr o
'"" "W"E, | year "',' H'," !, II,,,.,.
coH: 2rG Fol W M"'"w"N.
ram '""''' 49, ''' "''
'''.,'''.o',' Ia, p
,I..';,.
'',,,.'''"'', oo =. T
:, "".'I''' '"'
Er,,uI,,r.,. o..-r..., = hamilton.
o., w., s,l ,,rot ". v.I,,y.r
-", "''" - ,.,,,,,, evss
.,, ,,,I,,,, ~ .,,, INV .,r..--ls,
Cas- Hnrh,rd. orJ COO 4. NcuharI.
VEG. y ->'"...-u, ..''.
o6FoED DOWNS
Ram. years 3d." anu
Krancz x Son.
Ram. year 80" ana """"' ISL
kran'z son.
ram Ian'--'s'' h''',H =" -, E-a,.z
hampton ram any age 49, Mama
S,'" -, ;ro,.z
Champion eve any AK" ISL N'""'N
~ Son.
hoHa VIZ -,
Ram. years Old and ov"r-Is'' j.
RcNpart Il Son.
Ram, year o'd ana Hh'"' 49,. -
S Eeppar; & son: .nd. hr"Htz sun
Ram !amh--!S'. j. : ''''''''
End kran;z & son.
ono eve. years ola m" r''c ST.
NcHn:z Sou; 2nd' j. :. E"ii"'' sun
81. kr1N'H " SNil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

New Workers. regard the curb market
as a nuisance. A lot ot mea IN various
parts OF the country could say mors
than that about Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

Local jurors hereafter wiz SGT $3.50
a day instead OF 81. Right away there
Will be numerous Iatr!ot" citizens
anxious to SEQ justice properly admin
lstered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
A GREAT STATE FAIR

Now tina, tao torty-trst Wcs. T!r-
g!nia state ca!r - over. ,hcro Is Just one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

In Zion CITY they fne girl $40 for
". airing dress showing her collar
hone. Al tha, rate IA Wheeling could
pay the national debt In 4 day or two.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

The corn crop - going 70 DO big
one That's good news. Mush and milk
and fried mush are palatah'e as well
as nour!SkInE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
HAMPSHIRE


la. I m""'hs a;.t under list.
pc.'cw Head. Marian. o.. md. p"rrw
Head.
Boar under months-ls'. End and
ard. licrcw Head
S.'a. years ID and over---ist and
end l'ep'w Head.
Sow. i months AID Under . years
Is, and md. llcpcw Head.
Sow. - months. ard under ISIS; ana
and. Nrir'w Head.
Sow. . months and under list. End
mi 3rl Dc:cw Head
Sow. un&c! i months-ist. md and
":J. p"r"w He'd.
E"dr md : = rs any ago--ist, md
ard @rd pcp"w Head.
Champion boar. "Ey age-!s.. Dcpew
Head
champion SOW. Any aEc--ls;. Depew
Head.
DURoC JERSEY
Boar. years I'D and ovcr-ls,. Penn
s!.vartN Training School, Morganza,
Ia
Boar. IL months and under IL months
list. (Nas. /. Crow. Wheeling. w Va.
Roar, { months and under l2--lst and
end. 'has /" Crow.
Boar. under 6 m"nths---!s, and End.
W. F.. pnguc & Son. Dallas. w. Va: 3rd.
Chns. J.. Crow.
Sow, years Cd and over--!st. Chas.
l.. Crow: End. Chas. l.. Crow.
Sow. u months and under 1S-lst,
ChaS l.. Crow.
Sow. G months ard under list and
2rd. Ghas. l.. Crow.
Sow. under moHths-7s;. w. +.
I.ague & son. End anil 3rd. Chas. l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
POLAND CHINA


l'"tV' N H'i'"" "'.' ""'''' YEAR
,,,i &c
:, 60. ,r.,.,,,.,c -
~. ,...,..I.. ..,.i.'.,,.r.~ - r,,n,hs
60, ~. o.. /. !, h.,
nor,or t,-,,.
h'M N", ~ ~ -. .., o-s
,., ",," ,ir,4 qra ,rI a.h +, r.
,;,,,,l,v. 9 son
s"n ,.,r, ,,a and oy.~- ly.. T.. r.
r,r..,,,,.-H g.,
,.. =, .r,rrrs and under YEARS.
=, GOV { ro,,r- Dros. End and Srd,
- :. rr,t.,,, G. Snn
.,. 20 ,,nr,ns,rd u,dor 1S mouths
-, o,'I qra AMI An rnx & Porter
~.
.r,,,,...,,r ,,.I..r 70 -, ord.
49,, o,,, w. G. rnr,er rr,s ifl. = r.
49,. '."'
,,hs ,e, o,i a-d
I'". "",'' ..h !, j.
,r".
'HnN''" =. Evil
TO-, 81, ", "',. g. 1884, W-ns. AN T.. r.
,.', : g.
,,',T,., hor 80. .o. Is. COS G.
=, ,r,.>,,,
Ct, ,r'. ,,,o , .,. ... -. COY G.
''" ,,''' "' ''..
Porter hr"s -r,.
~ -, -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

Governor Morgan promises that thoa,
persons guilty OF instruction shall be
punished. SO should they be. And just
as surely should the mining sections OF
he state be cleaned 0: private detect
Ives who provoke such troubles az We
have Just had. The pledge OF tho Re-
publican party 70 that end should yet
DO carried out.--Weston Independent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

II legal separations become much
more popular. we shall soon hear Of
the brides father demanding a bond
from tho prospective bridegroom 70
cover tho aumony.-Char!eston Daily
Mil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

Ch!ropractors insist that htgh heals
and crooked sp!nos 80 together, but they
will have 20 do a .ot OF insisting about
4 before they convince tho dear girls
that Il Is true-Blueheld Telegraph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
What Other
Editors Say

When motor cars also arc run by
radio rays from afar. tho tired business
man who has Planned a litt!e relaxing
Joy ride may be astnuiShed 20 find him
se.t being propelled rapidly homo by
mo su7erwaves directed by his guardian
better halt-Norgantown Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
WOOL PRIZES

F,nn dc,a!rc-ls;. ". 6 FAw"'t
Son onA and Ard. ]. +. Henderson
FHnc clo,h!rS--lst G. W. FRw"t
Son.
=, Blood comhInE list ]. r. H"na"r'
aon: End. ]. r. Henderson.
/. hood comb!ng-lst and 2nd. !. Is
Henderson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

Ram. 3 years old and over--lst s. A.
Hanna, Cad!z. O.. 2nd. r. ]. Henderson
Son: Srd. r. J. Henderson & Son.
Pam. year old and under 2--lst. s.
A. Hanna: End. r. ]. Henderson &; Son.
Ram Iamh--l-t and end. s. A. Hanna
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-24
HOLIDAY TODAY AT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Appropriate Thanksgiving Ex-
erciSeS Will Be Held-0f-
fering for Poor

Appropriate Thanksgiving exer-
cises will be held in all the city and
county schools this morning, when
songs speeches and the President
proclamation VIII be recited by Bir-
mingham and jefferson county chill
dren. AT the conclusion of these ex-
ercises the various schools will close
at 10 o'clock and Friday will be given
as holiday.
DR.. c. b. Glenn, superintendent OF
the city schools, and DIR. n. II. Baker,
county superintendent of education,
issued bulletins which were mailed
to all teachers last week instructing
them to conduct Thanksgiving pro-
gram today when the attention of
the youths of the county would be
concentrated upon thoughts of graft
tude TO God for his manifold bless
ings, and the translation of that
gratitude into unselfish offerings for
the poor.
The usual Thanksgiving offering
from children and parents will be
taken in all schools and will be dis
tributed among the local charities IN
this district. Every child is urged
to bring something, no matter how
small. as a Thanksgiving offering
No lessons will be heard today and
all pupils who are present will be
given credit for full days attend
ance.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-24
Who's Who inBirn1inghana
Among the Newcomers

MY capital was $500. and the size
of my store was 1Sx4o, and my rent
was $4,000 year. My next move was
to 1925 Second avenue. My capital
had grown, my stock had increased.
and my rent more than doubled. My
last move was to my present home in.
the Old Saks' building, corner OF
First avenue and Nineteenth street.
Capital, stock and rent still rising.
Il feel that 1. have much to be
thankful for as my business has com
stantly grown. and. 1 take peculiar.
pride that my sales during one year
| exceeded $500, 900. It's the best evil
dence that my policy of always look
Ing after the customers interest has
been appreciated by the buying pub
lie; but equally as grateful as Is their
good Is the consciousness that
my employees are loyal and have made
1t possible for the Ideal Millinery,
Cloak and Suit store to get repui
tation for fair dealing.
birmingham is my home. 1 like
Fit. My family like 1t. 1 own. my
own homes and what money l make
out of my business is Immediately
invested in Birmingham. 1t is always
pleasure for mo to be called upon to
serve my home town in every way
possible. It has been good to me and
nothing / have s too good for It,"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-24

SHIPPERS NOTIFIED
OF RATE REDUCTION

The Birmingham Traffic bureau,
through Secretary Jones, is notifying
shippers of an immediate reduction
of 10 per cent in rates on farm anG
food articles.
Mr.. Jones has issued a circular
reading as follows
LAS Information. beg to advise that
the executives of the railroads OF the
United States have determined to
make. for period of six months, an
immediate reduction of 10 per cent
in carload freight rates on farm and
food articles. namely, wheat, cora.
oats, other grain, flour and meal,
hay. straw and alfalfa, manufactured
tobacco, cotton, cotton seed and prod
ucts Except cotton seed oil and co..
ton seed meaD. citrus and vegeta-
bies, horses and mules. cattle and
calves. sheep and goats. hogs, poui-
try, eggs, butter and cheese and wool
any reduction in such rates made
since September /, 1920, to constitute
a part of this 10 per cent.
II am unable to say at this writ
ing the exact date that the proposes
reduction of 10 per cent will be made
effective, but we will let you know
as soon as definite advice has been
received"