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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-19
KANSAS CITY HAY MARKET.

Kansas :rity, MAY 19.-HAY-Market un-
AlfaIfa-Choice, s24.0o@2zOo; No. 1, SCI 90
023.0 90; standard, $1,000 20.50; No. ,, $1,000
@16.50: No. 3, S900@12.50.
Prairie-No. /, S12.50d14.50; No. 2, $1,000
@13.oO: No. 3. $6.50@950.
Timothy-No. /, S1s.5o62oo0: standard,
S17.00@1S00; No. 2, $14.00d 1850; No. 3,
81. 00a135e.
CIover-Mixed, light, S16o0d1IO0; No. 1,
$14 .00Q1550; No. 9, $9.00@ 13.50.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New sYork, May 19-COTTON-Spot
quiet; midd1ing, 12.45
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-19
WHAT TO EAT TO PUT IRON IN YOUR
BLOOD AND MAKE YOU Strong

PHYSICIAN TELLS VEGETABLES SUCH AS LENis
ORGANIC
RoNB GRE ENDURANCE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-19
Raymond. chiropodlst, orpheum Bldg.-Ad

Chicago-rhe ankle of Mrs Mary Under
wood was her husbands pride. But when
ankles TO friends, Mary called a halt and
sued for divorce.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-19

st. Louis, May 19.-Sister Mary Ed
ward last Light routed a negro burglar
from the convent of tie Blessed Sacra-
ment here. The nun came upon the
negro before he had obtained any
thing. Two weeks ago the convent
was robbed of $40.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-19
RANGE OF STOCKS

FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co.
sol New England Bldg.1
New York. Nav ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-19
NEW YORK LIBERTY BOND MARKET

NEW IOhh I1IDLRI EOIND lHlAhNE T.
New York. May 19.-Liberty bonds close
315's, $500; first As, ST. second As, $40
first AIS. S736; second AIS, S714: third
AIS, 0064; fourth AIS, $3.50; Victory
3A s, 1856; Victory AIS, 97.60.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
New Orleans May 19-COTTON-Spot
quiet; middling, Ills.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-19

JOHN II. KUHNS, age 70, died Wednes4
day afternoon at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. NJ. Merillate, 1107 North Jackson. The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-19

The funeral of James r. lobe was held
at 2 O'Clock Saturday afternoon from the
residence. Burial in Topeka cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Bermuda Travel Service

COURTEOUS & EFFICIENT ATTENTION
DAY TRIP, e91 UP. ALL EXPENSES
BOOK NOW FOR CHRISTMAS & LATER
ioS Park Avc.. hOOrn a.8. Vanderbilt ASA.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

NSAoAsA 'rp THn saA~-t'uf ilvssrstad
eviGe Addyess Jeha b, Fisrpa. psut' ios
Canada stssmshtp IlnsA Msntxsal Canada,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Use the Coupon, Now
Nor matter when you intend to 20

Your Government, for your sake rs q Traveller
and as taxpayer, asks you now to cooperate with
the Shipping Board by making use of thus Intor-
nation Blank
When this blank Is received n Washington.
a pocket of official information is sent covering
every phase your projected trip information u.s.
uAlly obtained by days OF interviewing officials and
agents-au set forth in simple, understandable,
unofficial language.
II for any reason II Is Impossible ftr you 10 20
n Europe. or to any Of the other parts Of the
World named In the coupon. clip Il out and put
It tn the hands Of one of your friends who may
intend going abroad anytime within the next
twelve months, urg' z him to fill ie out and mali
Il In at once. Do this sn American taxpayer.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Go i'm 1921 or 1922

There's no reason for waiting. These are the
interesting years. Fares probably are as low now
as they will be for years to come because the steam
ship business all over the world is quiet
Today the American dollar buys more abroad
than it will when the world gets settled.
American exchange is so high that in many
lands prlncely hotel suites are had for the price
Of hall rooms at home-and everything else in
proportion.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

INFORMATION BLANK
To b. ss~s to Ass o. s. Govsapasne Wrsss.sso. b. e.
To u Shipping Board Information Section No. l49F
Warrington, d. G.
Please send tho U s. Government Booklet also zatrs for
first class u second class q third class [1.
I am considering trip to Europe q South America q
The Orient u. I have definitely decided 90 = un-
certain Z merely possibility 9
IL 60 date will DO atout---------.---------
Going s2ens With vtSe children q with oshsr .asassn n
Ay 6ksse Ea. o. RID
xsWa - Ssaas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
1slnael CLARK.
EEL sELLo DE sATANAs"

Eddie Polo, ell conocido atleta de la
pantalla, estrella de varias de las me-
jOres series que Sc han traido Puerto
Rico, acaba de terminar su ultima pro-
ducci6n de esta clase, titulada ''El Sc
llo de Satanas". Esta gran scrie ha
sido 'flmada'' en- los sitios mas i'm
portantes de la isla de Cuba y a juzgar
por las manifestaciones hecha por el
mismo Eddie Polo, esta es la nejor de
todas las peliculas que hasta hoy el
ha hecho. Aventuras emociones, roman
ce misterio y tOdo auuello que pueda
hacer una peicula interesante abunda
en- esta gran serie en- diez y ocho cpl
sodiOs, recomendada por Ell Presidente
de la Universal Film Mfg. Co.. CO.
mo la mas grandiosa que Sc ha fabrica-
do hasta hoy.
ProntO sera presentada en- todos los
cines de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
DEL DEscUBRIMIENTo

Venir a cuentas con la hazaha de
Colon, y glosarlas con imparcialidad,
lleva a fomper con los juicios pre-esta-
h'eeidOs. y expOne, pOr ende, a las agre-
stones pasionales, porque:
Tres objetivos guiarOn Colon en-
su orpFesa: dos directos: eomprobar la
Eedonaez y reduction de Ia TERRA dc
cue estaba eiantihcamente convencido
lespeeie de verdad eastigado con sevicia
pOF Ia teoria de Otra verdad, su genera
triz aglo y medic mas tarde, en- Calico
de Pisal y encontrar un camino mas
eerto y expedite la India consecuen-
eia de Ia redondez; y uno mediate: el
Eescate del santo Sepulero.
El primero hubo demonstration Ell dia
seis de setiembre de mil quinientos vein
tid6s. disz y seis amos despues de Ia
muerte del Almirante, al entrar en- el
puerto de sanlacar la Victoria, al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
e0LAAsaAoIoa

. ias aanQEaa aaa noa heaATns pas -
f1es ssponEAnaamsnta xabasos Dc 60
ahaEaelan ias raeomendnmos ana guar
- csplA. pnas ae rssponasnos De ~
tmwalmetan 81 eano a. ne mtaiiMMrlas
q nostsnsmes esEresDon6ancia sobEl
aanm
ageamas lnnsesaNrao asaar qsss asaa
q tnoals ds asts prtodies y Ia sai
80 e. los saaEiteEas cue dssssn pres
- 90 Eailese ssneurns. as apnFess
psEaamalmanss . niaguna So - msn
swnenapma . MahaaaEa@
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

"Habiendo atravesado el Banco y Ca
nal de Bahama, lleg6 (col6n) el veinti-
OehO de Octubre por la mahana, la Wis
"a de Cuba. Ia parte que descubrio pri-
nero So supone que sea la costa oeciden
tai de Nuevitas del Principe
..."Anel6 en- un hermoso rio libre
de EOcas y baneos' lf1
..''Y desembareando y tOmando
possession de la Isla; lie di6 el nombre de
Juana. en- honor del principe don Juan,
y al rio el de san Salvador.
"cuba grav6 en- su mente las ina
genes del Eliseo:
''Es la mas hermosa isla,-dice-que
jamAs vieron los Ojos humanos, LENA de
sxeelentes puertos y prOfundos rios".
"En una especis de tumulto de la
imagination eneuentra Colon a cada pa
so eerroboraciones de las noticias que
reeibi6 o erey6 haber recibido de los
indios de Guanahani y Las otras islas
que halo. Tenia pruebas concluyentes,
en- su sentir. de que poseia Cuba minas
de orc, y de que las aguas cristalinas
de sus costas abundaban en- perlas. No
1udaba estar en- la isla de Cipango, y
alzandO velas, comenz6 costearla ha-
eia el oceidente'.
'Despues de navegar durante algun
tempo al noroeste. avist6 Colon un gran
de eabO, a. eual pOr las arboledas de
Que estaba cuhiertO nam6 "cabo de
las Palmas"; forma la entrada oriental
de 10 cue Sc llama hoy laguna de Moron.
Aqm tres indios naturales de Guiana
hani, que estaban bordo de la PIN
ta", dijeron a su comandante Martin
Alfonso Pinz6n que detras de aquel cabo
habia un rio, desde el eual solo queda-
ban enatro dias de camino para llegar a
"cubanaean'. Pinz6n que habia estudia
do cuidadosamente Ell mapa de Tosca-
nelh y reeibidO de Colon todas sus ideas
resPecto a la costa del Asia, concluy6
de aqui que hahlaban los indios de Gu
biay Khan el soberano tartaro y de cier
tas regiones de sus dominios descritas
por Marco Polo. Creia haberles enten-
dido que no era Cuba una isla sino
terra hrme, extendiendose dilatadamen
to hacia el Norte y que su Rey estaba
en- guerra con el Gran Khan
'Inmediatamente comunie6 a Colon
este tejidO de errores y equivocaciones
destruyendo la iiusi6n de la isla de ci-
pango que tanto habia deleitado al AL
mirante. quien no tard6, emperO, en- sus-
titnirls otTa no menos hsonjera. Pen
50 que ''habia llegado al eontinente de
Asia, 0, como 81 decia, de India; en-
Cathay, 1ltimo objeto de su viaje".
''Despaeh6 enviados que buscasen en-
su misma resideneia al vecino moaar-
ca.
"PodTa hoy eausar sonrisa esta EN-
bajada a IN desnudo caudillo salvajs
del interior de Cuba, equivocado per un
monarea asiaticO; perO tai era la sin
gular naturaleza de este viaje, "ssris
continue de dorados suenos'', todas
las interpretaciones del exagerado vo-
lumen de Marco Polo.'
Washington IRVING.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

FARA6AcIAs-RaE 90 pe4arlA AteaasE
- ens1e. ss Fsa9s una faFmaeta &c Per
waniE astnn6a e. Eants eAutrieo y cen
magnf9ea elisutsla. ea ara psgusna po-
hiacitm 90 IA iaia. Rnra fnfeFnass pue.
asu aiFigirss . ~ MuNDO. aan gaaH
y R-F
80 VENDEs- 6ustiss dsl paiE ds eso-
~ iueEs &C. saia ean esilnss ''Estio
hEimien'' eams ds maosFa Ua autem6-
~ ntsashsksF 60 e siiin4Fes > ? pa.
aasuraa Ta4s en husn sGsaaa, Finea Dc
ie eusEaas ceres as Bayautn e. Tergn
tAa. casa y ehtnaa eosimaAneia ean ia
eaustsTa Hate Tsiaa tnfernTAn Hi.
Rinia Ebpine. catana. ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
cRIAGEN EN- MAUNABo

I'm 81 barrio "ouebrada Arenas, en-
Ia casa de Candelaria Garcia, durante
una discussion acalorada entire Pedro
Martinez v DionisiO Garcia, este nltimo
acometi6 y agredi6 con vn machete al
pFimero. OcasiOnandOle tres heridas en-
Ia cabeza. de las cue faIleci6 en- el hos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28


ToNo0nAToa a PE.Axos esmeass -
manaiaa y Haeasaa aehasa - sspanal
coMrLETAhfENTE MuEVos. . ein.
ennnaa eeuaavaa unas-~ asrximaa pa.
ess q o p. sstabA''. Ansn -. Box
asa naa suan. io-2a
asa6o Al hGEa FARA IN MAESTRO
coctNENos-oEs ss neeesita e. Il Es.
eus.a caEFReeienal KserhA hay miama
e DIEsrfaF acemBaaands eaEta cue afas
eiia au aaesa. 90 saas Esguinito na haEa
seiicita4.-F.
s0vEH % bUENAs c0sTgaEBRRs'
y sen aaGasenss Ei1stea a. ips fsmes a.
msrrasela maeieinss B peFfumeEis ERE
- a@a aeFvieisa saaR vaaiaF 81 a is.s
e sneies e ssuie1a. EseFfha q ~ Y. z.
winiRmta NaNa hsle w~to4f.
CoNcIIA cAREY- csmwan,as con.
"a pgimwA uaguneA y harFiga. RagA-
mss iss mslws EEsrias dsl msEeads;
paaa flnea CFus -. 6nn yuan. Rasrte
mlsa. 1t-2s
So noLFcIVA eeieesr.tas- Experssasia
a. eanfahniaaa y eaeina AEmsaEun9. Is
ilfens - nssEa q guaa. ApsFia4a
aaa.~1o9a
nEa0nA cox esserimientes gsnsIa-
ies $50 u mnnale ae una enan a. ERE.
a. nsra s4aka6ar "a IA La s Es&aaos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
UNA CARTA

oetuhre a, 1921.
EseAiera RhoFthAna School,
eantnTss. p. r.
Muy sEea nit
Nos eomplaee foFmnlaE IA pEesente
para infoFmAKiss cue IA srta. AuroFs
crnE Castro, alumna de esa eseuela
comsrcial sstA PEsstando muy buenos
reaaltados eono meean6grafa y taqui.
gEafA sn nusstga oAeinG.
Sin otro patlCplaF poE el momento
ausaamos sas.
Altos. S.. s..
J. PEREZ a co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

"DlZOLYO"
TEhEMOS una Gran venta de
este iab6n en- polvo. limpiador
"DlZ0LVO --lnvitamos a las
personas que no 10 hayan usado
que hagan una pFueba.
PFeclos 2se. Paquete.
A. ERIE SUMERSILI.E & cO.Inc.
Allen 20.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

p AnEMTE8- An6FLIAct0nksi Escr.
tanea ie4smes uau saEttae AaFces
tmpaEtA4ss . FEsciaa Pef @agQE ha
eemoE smN.lk<ienas a1ora 90 eamBsasn
ca een chaeaNa EuviAEsmaa nuaatFl
safaiegs tan gEauts sEfe impFeso. Fiaa
ums. MaEaEiaas fFAma Go sos su2
n3aYaxiasn .
cAkeAa asGtITAhEs. pE HtEKkos-
MnaxAa nin nas. = pEseass samaments
bsrntas veugn : veEias : cFtEto nams.
- A. nams a tsitfsas ti2s e sseEfba
e ApaTtaes eea han guan. =. Ro4n
anm FeFnAnaaa. 1t-S
AtisO. s. dan eomiass = asmieliio.
aendimentndaa eon ias meloFes gFa-
80. 4 pFseias mtliees Para mas infoF
nea. ilnma "a teltfeno No. 9 o sol
a. Ne e.. eaa Jas. p. D. ie-sl
aE vENDE una eaas e. esarTsto e.
his Fap4Eaa cAEEsteEa . caEalna Pa
eili4a4ss Esra Il p4Ee. IafoEmart. 90.
ssniou Anae,eta Agasta. sFaFiaao als
ne PlstF.a li-ls
10 nAnE I'd eve iaa gomaa usaaas
Pnaess asE Esceaslrai1as sea gsnsa sra
e. en- IA maawa mnnera ere ~ elnFiaan
e. las fkkFieaa HaEa = PFusba eon
una es iaa Fuysa THmhien haeemss re-
BnEneasnsa sz tuhes "a gsmaG q O CO.
cHRAN. psEaaa a.. fcias virtasy oaE.
6aal nantmEea aa-e
cAMnIo DE nEsrpEncIA,- viss 81
sapian4A6A eana en namtHEos. fiens ein.
- hahtaelensa desc ms6arFse q Ean
1unn- tQuAea auiaFs ramhlarq Aviae a.
i4fens 81. nsn guan. IA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

pital municipal. Garcia ingres6 en- la
carcel, disposition del Fiscal del Dis
trito, quien le exigi6 $4,000 de fianza,
calihcando el hecho de homicidio volun-
tario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
Atenci6n FumadOreS

Prevenimos al pdblico que Sc es-
tan vendiendo cigarros enVasa-
dos en- cajas con etiquetas de
nuestras marcas que no son Ella
borados por nosotros. Esto
constituye una infraccion de la
Ley de Rentas Internas y de Pa
tente de Marcas y confiamos que
os fumadores nos ayudaran a
perseguir a los faIsificadores.
PORTO RICAN AMERICAN
Tobacco Go. Of PtO. Rico
San Juan, Porto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
nGPoRTANTE JUIcIo
EN- AEAYAGUEZ


Para el dia tres de noviembre esta
sehalada la vista del case contra Ell Sc
Tor Emesto valdespino. en- la cOrte dc
Distrito de Mayagiioz.
Los lieenciados Baig6s Gomez y Gil
m6nez Rivera asnmen Ia defensa del acu
sadO.
Este iuieiO promote ser muy intere-
sante.
m ssfor valdespino ha sido uno do
los policias mas activos y eumplidores
ds su deber, seg6n 10 afrma la prensa
Dc Ia sultana del oeste.
Un desagradable incidente personal
que tuviera en- Ensenada con su jefe
Immediate. ha dado lugar al proceso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
AnuneiOs EcOntmIcOs


80 W&83@
wMMpo EfNcA neventa , erhs eueEdaa
hm4mstEa easfEp. eaFFateFA 10 Pis.
Aaa.TFuNns Aite. magni4ces Pastos
maislnis aaaieaae . EaausrlAs-- knfsl.
mas e. IL Eiama ensa hsx aot Rio
RaearaA is
kEhbo IEaek Faigt. 81 tonsiaaaa. "a
exeaisuts esnaiel6n sara funiaHasF uao
inmaeiatameEta EnfoFmaeita. ciriio
nsmcaaa. Garage EEL Quarts, master
So guaa- ii-h
81 vENDg BARATA ana casa sn
eAnluree en 81 con4a1ile sn Il eails
del PilaF. lnfornar3n en 81 No. Dc
Ia misma eaila. lo-2i-
iiTuouETEa ALExANEsiii-AeasAr
das es Esefhir ne eo@BFs SIN Aatsa YER
nea. Presses aamsmsafs mt4iesA FIssss
y Co. nnn yaaa. p. r. BsE Tsa. Lana
os-ll-9l.
NJ mo PtKpRAs. Gala ''Dslielas"
a. Eanaa - sslaF 6s - mstFss fFente.
se fan4s . sFss 4tlaFss wetro. paFts a.
csntAas Fuass a. hipstsea . phases. IN
fsEmHFln A. a. BoE i66 NE Pis4EaA
lisoMHREEER08ii-vsnAsmos ieaEas
assndas kismanas . slso si miiiaF. Ha-
Ga sl ps4ies @ o u. Fresss y Co. San
gnan. ?. ~ Box Tss. L1na ss-ii-2L
En t2soo 81 vsa6s uzs anea sitaA6a sn
o. nl6msfFa Veilta y meaio - Ia ca
HsisFa esutFni. tisns casa ranehen ,
estA eeFun6h peE aiA@hEaa ceFea Dc
ouaynahs. Ns piaa iafsEmss valla = yer
a. ne ns mclsste su efFaceF menea tn
feFmaF1 FFaEcaes Palaces y salaEaE
-togf
FAR6ActAs-RaE Rs PsdsFiA atea4sE
81 9ns1e. as Fenas una farmaeia &c PeE-
vanir sstua4a e. Pants etutFlcs y cen
magnf9ea eiisutsia. e. ara pegnsna po-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
that the company has done the right

that the company has done the right thing.
 Reports from more than 4,O0o Chew rolet dealers throughout the United States and Canada show & tremendous increase in the number of orders every where. The eight great factories and assembly plants of the company ara all working to greater capacity than at any time for the past year.
 The public has learned to appreciate value in automobiles as in everything else. In offering a completely equipped quality car at the lowest price on the market the company has met the pub. lie on the latter's own terms And the public Is taking quick advantage of the opportunity.
 It is proving the company justified in its action. It is proving that there is greater desire and greater actual need for automobiles today than ever before.
 The motor car has proved itself necessary utility. Motor transports ton is essential, in all business and in- dividual progress. It has taken its place with food, clothing, shelter and fuel.
 Because of this the automobile busi ness has survived the greatest crisis in its history. The soundness of the business through which each company has grown in the past IS proved by its ability to take it's losses at this time. Having done this 1t faces an ever greater demand and greater business in the future.
 The Chevrolet Is sold and serviced in Birmingham by the Edwards Motor company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
AIice-in-Wonderland Cricket

From The White Judge. In Tutuila, by
 Alexander Stronach In Asia Maga-
 zine.
 I shall never forget my first cricket match in Samoa. Round about the mo- lai, or playground. crowd of women and children had gathered. Every where was tumult. Half a dozen drum Iners, a couple with skins stretched taut over wooden frames and the res, with "Johnny Rock'fellow'' drums empty oil cans-were keepink up a steady> boom boom bang The game was played with regulation cricket balls, but with three-sided bats in three sizes made of palm and often carved like savage war-clubs. Along the side lines there was no discussion of the good hitting and bad running of the man at bat. for every batter had his runner. One thing at time for q man at a time in Samoan cricket Pres : ently the game got quieter Then some poor devil of fellow stumbled as he ran, and the batter he was serving let out a terrible yell at his clumsiness. This cry of protest the women along the side lines echoed with grumpling
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
tion to this 1t is greatly improved

ditiOn to this 1t is . greatly improved car.
 During the past several months many rsfinements have been incorpo- rated in the good Maxwell and, in my opinion. 1t is now the equal of many cars which arc selling at oon- siderably higher prices
 we notice q stimulation in sales here that Is extremely gratifying and our advices from the factory are to the effect that this condition. is gem eral.
 With the reorganization of the company now complete. plans for pushing the production of the new good Maxwell will go steady for ward on a strong basis.
 This is gratifying with the real motoring season just opening up and Is of interest to everyone who motors"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
Cocktails Under Difficulties

From the Queen of the Tiare Hotel by
 Frederick O'Brien, in Asia Magazine
 When steamship was in port, the Tiare hotel was a hurly-burly. Perhaps 40 or even 100 extra patrons came for meals or drinks. It was amusing to hear their uncomprehending anger at their failure to obtain quick service or even smile by their accustomed man ner toward dark peoples.
 l saw a red-faced woman giving an order for aperitifs to To Sen the Chi pese waiter.
 Two old-fashioned gin cocktails" she iterated. You savee. gin and bitters, be sure its Angostura, and lemon and soda, and two Manhattans with rye Whisky Hurry along now. Old fashioned, re- member!"
 In 10 minutes Temanu came for the order. To Sen knew no English and Te- manu only, ''Yais, ma darleeng" and
 "Spik Furanchess" she begged
 "Oui. oui!'' said the red-faced lady. "Dooze cocktail vous savez cocktail a la mode des les ancients? Gin, con dash des bittair, lem ct soda!'
 ''Mais. madame, douze cocktails!" and the half-caste Chinese girl held up all her fingers and added two more.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
MANAGER AT BATTERY SERVICE CO.

where he has been connected with the Briscoe corporation, has assumed charge of the local service station of the willard battery-the Battery Service company, at PIPE Avenue 0.
 Mr. Roberson says he has been most favorably impressed with Birmingham and its hustling Auto Row, and prom ises to put in lot of pep toward teries and tho service rendered at his station.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29

and vile names, and. seizing palm leaves. they went running over the field and beat the poor fellow for his mistake. A freefor-all seemed inevi- table. But just then the young girls began to dance, weaving flowers in their hair; the drums, even the John ny Rockfellows," beat so swinging a measure that my own arms moved in tune with it; the old women put their arms around one another; the young men swayed to and fro as they watched the dancing girls. This fine frenzy en- dured but moment and, as unexpect- edly, with much shouting and running hither and thither. the cricket game vas in progress again. For a couple of hours it made the jungle ring. At last saw that there would be feast. mat was brought for The White Judge to sit on, and kava for him to drink. Do I need to say that, after such an initiation, when a permit for cricket game was granted by the governor l usually managed to attend it myself
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
DOUBLE REDUCTION
 IN MAXWELL PRICE
Gratifying Stimulus to Busi- ness Noted as Result of
 Two Price Cuts

''The fact that the good Maxwell Is the first car in which the price has been twice reduced Is attracting the of motorists generally" says H. NJ. Bailey. president of the Motor Sales corporation.
 At its new price of Ss4s 1t Is now back to the price of 1918 and in ad-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
What the Old Hudsons Tell

Every day you see Hudsons two and three years old which in both per- formance and style might we'll be judged of recent production.
 Hudson design has never been guided by caprice. It has never re- sorted to dubious extremes. It has never been too sure of what are the essential permanencies of beauty, dignity and true riding comfort.
 The advance ideas you will always find. But every idea must earn its right to belong. No mere straining
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29

Hudson beauty is prized by all owners. It even dictates the choice. of many. But to most who know Hudson it's chief charm must always be quietness of action and ease of control.
 So smooth the response to throttle and wheel there seems no mechanical intervention between the drivers will and it's accurate execution by the Super-Six.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29

The hedgehog, on going to sleep for the winter, first rolls about in ieafy ditches until his spines have speared leaves enough to make him a warm blan- ket. Then he finds a snug retreat in the roots of an old tree, curls up, and snoozes until spring.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29

"vous n'etes que quatre icii Quatrs cocktails, n'est-ce pas?"
 "Dooze gin, dooze Manhattani MS heavensl They ought to understand my French in this out-of-the-way place when they do in Paris Listenl 'Dooxs Is two in French" and shs held up two pudgy fingers.
 But Temanu was gone and returned with four cocktails made after her own liking.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
LIVE WIRE BATTERY
 SERVICE COMPANY
 ID GIVE AWAY FORD
Unique Sales StimuIant Inau- gurated By Emerson Ham Is
 Proving Popular

Emerson Ham. president of the Live Wire Battery Service company. has plan to direct attention to his service In charging. repairing and rebuilding batteries, and free. tickets entitling the holder to chance or chances on tho Ford touring ear are given without obligation to patrons who have bat teriss recharged. repaired or buy new batteries. The Live Wire company ars distrih'Mors for the Presto-lite battery.