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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-15

"E. B. Swope, City Commissioner,
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Part Of Tacoma firemen affiliated with
American Federation of Labor. City has never
had any trouble due to this fact.
&C. M. Riddel, Mayor, Tacoma, Wash.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-15
FROM FIRE UNDERWRITERS REPORT:

"The fire department is administered and
commanded by competent and energetic fire
chief, but is seriously undermined. An addi-
tional pumper and ladder truck are needed to
furnish adequate protection. Apparatus in
fair condition. Response to alarms inadequate
for city of this size due to lack Of apparatus.
The method of handling fires would be i'm
proved with additional equipment, t "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-15
"E. B. Swope, City Commissioner,

"E. B. Swope, City Commissioner,
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Replying your telegram l am informed
by the fire marshal that Chicago flremen are
affiliated with American Federation OF Labor
under charter granted their local organization.
At no time have they ever attempted to join IN
any sympathetic strike in labor movement IN
this city.
"John NJ Kelly, ,Sec'y. to Mayor, Chicago, ILL.,"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-15


"E. B. Swope, City Commissioner, 9
Albuquerque, New Mexico
City has had no labor difficulty in recent
years. >,
IN. F. Collins, Mayor, Fort Madison, Iowa"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-15
"E. B. Swope, City Commissioner,

"E. B. Swope, City Commissioner,
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Sire department is organized and attll-
iates with American Federation of Labor
Does not in any way interfere with city admin
istration. Their organization is for better
feeling and taking up their legitimate COM
plants as body.
"R. c. Semple Mayor protein, FL Paso, Texas"
advertisement
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-11
TAG DAY FOR THE
LINCOLN HOME

Thr annual Tag Da which Is relied
on for meeting the larger part OF tho
running expenses OF the Lincoln
Home for colored children. comes Sat
urday. February Il. There is no man
or woman in Pueblo who wants TO see
those homeless boys and girls 60
hungry, or cold or unclothcd- Those
who have never given before should
give on this day, and those who usual
Iy give should double their contribu-
tlons Every dollar and every dime is
needed and they will all bo well spent.
Headquarters at Salvation Army, III
West Second street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-11
Industrial Research
Engineer Is Proposed

Tho Pueblo Lions at luncheon at tho
Congress hotel yesterday noon, listen
cd to a short address by Colvln Brown.
OF tho National Chamber of Commerce
before he went to the Commerce Club
to deliver his principal address.
The Lions gave their endorsement
to putting into the proposed charter "a
provision for hiring an industrial re-
search engineer whose duties viii be
the conducting OF a thorough invcsti-
CATION and report on tho various in
dustrial resources OF Pueblo and sur
rounding territory. with a view OF de-
tcrmininE what articles and products
may best DO manufa cturod in Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-11
Decline Name Change

Action toward changing tho name or
tho Pueblo Real Estate Exchange to
tho Pueblo Eeaitors' associatlon went
down to defeat before the votes of tho
realty mems assembly at the Com
morco Club yesterday noon. Tho busi-
ucss was cut short in order that tho
members might hear the address OF
Colvin Brown. of tho United States
Chamber Of Commerce, before tho
Commerce club members.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-11
CORRECTION

In reference to the verdict in tho
Iink and Fry case that was decided
In Tho district court yesterday by "A
jury of twelve men, the case was de-
cided in favor OF the defendant, NOT
THE PLAINTIFF, as was published
In the Star-Journal or last evening.
Tho journal reporter must have bccn
deaf and blind. IL. a. FRY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-11
PERSONALS

County Treasurer n. II. Stansrd left
yesterday for California. II Is under
stood he will return in week or ten
days
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-11

sistance given prospoctors by tho en-
ginecrs, tho governor believes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-11

Prospecting and mining develop
mcnt would be stimulated by the as-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06
LACE $1,000.

Pekny a cisty domek pro
malou rodinu, A svetnice, toi-
let, sklep, elektrika, gas a uli-
ce Vydlazdena, male taxy. Ma
chazi Sc u Hamm Ave-, media
leko Broadway a Il trech pou-
licnich kar. $500 nebo vice po
staci co prvni splatka, ostatni
jake najem k nast6hovani
hned. PospeSte 81, neb dlouho
nepotrva. The Atlas Finance
Co., 5484 Broadway. Ptejte Sc
Ma Mr.. Stukbauera. SO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06

TAX zvana vdova kapitana
Forniera, ktery mel Tunisu
zemriti, pocinala 81 S takovou
lstivosti a obratnosti, re by il
to sam Tartuffe byl zavideL
Lehce vyzkoumala karakter
madame Lurotovy seznala sla
be stranky jeho.
Svym predstiranym pratel-
stvim oddanosti dovedla Vdo-
VI Lurotovou snadno oklamati,
aniz by V nj n6jakG podezfeni
gZbudila. Naopak pokladala Sc
ia astnou, ze byla pratel-
stvim tax Vytecn6 zeny poct6-
ma; sV6 sousedce privykla tax,
re byla nepokoinou, nenaVSti-
vila-li il tato urcitou hodinu.
NasIouchala kazd6mu sumu ma
chodbe a neustale upirala oci
ma dV6re.
Move sousedce podarilo Sc
nejen ziskat duv6ru madame
LurotoVy, nybrz lehkomysl-
ncu PAM ovladati. Jedine ona
mluvila dobre. V5e, co myslila
a pravila, bylo il sloVem evan
CELIA, vestbou.
Jednoho dine zadala soused-
ka, nahodou matku a dceru u
svaciny zastihnouc, okusiti Vi
ma, jez nemocna piIa. Sotva ze
icden dousek spolkla, svraStila
oblicei a zvolaIa: "Pfuil Jak
muzete tento odporng napoj pi
III? Vzdyt' 10 neni zadnG VI
non'
Jest to napoi chudiny a mu-
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sine Sc tedy MIN spokojiti'
odVetila vdova.
Dale pax no oTily 0 jin6m
rfedm6tu.
VeCer prinesl pani Lurotoy6
iisty muz kos dvanacti lahve-
mi star6ho bordeauXskeho VI
ma. Neodvazila Sc zamitnouti
jej.
Nasledujiciho dne, kdyz ne
mocna madame Fornierove de-
kovala "a dar ten, prerusila il
tato slovy: me, ne, ned6kujte,
nestoji to "a rec. Myslila isem
~ sklenicka dobreho, stareho
bCrdeauXskeho Vlna velmi do
bre vasemu zdravi poslouzi a
ze co nejdfive nabydete svych
dfivejSich sill. Ucinila jsem ien
skutek pratelstvi. Vase sletna
dcera zajist6 mi nezazli, re ia
o vas trochu starati Sc budu LII
neni-liz pravda, sleGinko Eve
nie?"
"ZaiistG ne, madame.
Mlada divka nechovala Sc
vice chladn6 k sousedce; po-
zvolna uvykla iejim spusobum,
ieii povaze q. lovoru; ostatn6
liz k Will matce chovala Sc vzoi
me k sousedce.
Hned prvni den poznala sou
sedka chladne a zdrzenlivc chc
v&ni Sc EVzenie a namahala SC
vSemozn6 tento nemily DOZEN y
nj zahIaditi a hled6la ucinko-
Vati neien ma matku, nybrz ma
dceru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06

FARMA 90ti akrech do
br6 pudy, dunn 5ti pokoiich,
zanovni, , kon6, A registrova-
ne krayy, ? prasata, slepice,
v5echna uroda a naradl. Cena
$13, 500 vymeni Sc "a NEST
sky majetek. ~ Farma o 62
akrech, 8 krav, diva kone, hoj
ne slepic, vSechno naradi a Il
roda, 20 mil cd Clevelandu.
Cena $11,500, vymeni Sc "a
dobry dvourodinny maietek
ma East side. Vymenim dobry
dvourodinny dun V peknem
okoli, jest tam 5 pokojl dole
a 5 nahore, "a jednorodinny,
blize Clar kary. Cena $500. 0
dalsi vysy6tleni Sc Haste V G.
1882 w. az St., blize Clark A
We 8-S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06

BUNGALOV 6ti pokonch
elektrika, plyn, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, velmi p6kny lot.
Naleza Sc ma Coath Ave. BIZ
re vych. 131. ul. Cena 1900.
Vezme sc mensi castka hotov6
ostatni jako najem aneb men
81 domek okoli Broadway a
Fleet ul. Haste Sc Il Atlas Fl
nance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Ptejte sc ma JOS. MlGkovske-
no. Sc
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dun {. 7013 Grand Division
Warner Rd. II 105. kary. Jest
tam 5 pokojd a koupelna pro
kazdou rodinu, tyrde podlahy,
fermes ma uhli. Da Sc LEVINE a.
ve2me Sc lot co splatka. Hla-
ste Sc Il VIM. Kleppel, tel. u
Mon 1873 X. Broadway 1855.
S-8
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"Mezi sousedy nenl treba ne
jake nucenosti', pravila vdova
Fornierova sedajic; 'necinte
zadnych poklon, to jest mn6
milejSim. Vidite, re ia take
z&dnych mcclellan; prichazim
V tomto jednoduchem smutko-
v6m cepci, bez rukavic a svrch-
niku. TO jest snad meme nez do
bry mrav vyzaduje. ale ia my
slila, re YAM to TAX bude milej-
SIM.
"Nemylila jste Sc. madame;
etiketa neni ma miste u chu-
dych d6lnic iako my jsme. Kdyz
jste mas poctifa jednoduchou
sousedskou navStevou, budiz te
dy obcovani naSe nenucene".
Evzenie, ktera az dosud ji-
delne dlela, vstoupila do svet-
nice.
Sousedka usmala Sc ma nj
priv6tive. "Se slecinkou Sc uz
zname', pravila.
TAX" prayila madame Lu-
rotoya.
"Predvcirem, mila mama,
mela jsem cest naSi PAM sou
sedku ma schodech potkati".
"Pozdravila iste mne, mila
slecinko a d isem hned uhodla,
ze iste sletinka Lurotova. Pta-
la jsem Sc domovnice po mych
sousedech; bylo to neco zcela
prirozeneho. neni-liz pravda?
Clov6k ma Vzdy rad tich6 lidi
kolem sebe Domovnice podala
mi 0 vas, madame Lurotova,
sletince Event tax prijemnou
zpravu, ze jsem Sc napred IA
Stastnou povazovala, ziskam-li
81 prizen sVych sousede".
este pfiliS laskavou, NADIA
me-.
"Vidite, mile danny, obavam
Sc samoty, nebot' osam6le ziti,
zda Sc mi velmi smutnym. ia
ko w, madame Lurotova, isem
ia hohuzel vdovou, hlavnG
ze mas stejny osud potkal, po-
cit'ovala ise X YAM drive nez
jsem vas poznala, iakousi pri-
tazlivost. M6la isem vytecneho
muze Il miIovali .jsmc Sc jako
prVni den po snatku. Byl Sesta-
tficet roku star a kapitanem We
Nojst6 a skNeIa budoucnost Sc
smala nan. Byla isem hrdou na
neho. Byl X tomu, ably Sc stal We
liteIem, videla isem jei Y mysIi
Jiz plukovnikem, generalem -
smrt vsak znicila yesker6 mo
nadeje. Pc nekolika letech Ste
stl stoilm Ease We sVete osam6-
la. Takovy jest zivot. Clovek
musi Sc podrobiti nezmenitel~
n6mu a pri tom mysliti ma bo-
ha. Y nabozenStyl hledam ute
chu a posilu mem neSt4sti.
Ach, osamelou bVti, jest hroz-
ne! Matku ztratiIa isem pred
ttYrmi a otce pred trcmi roxy
nam jeste nekolik Yzdalenych
strycku, ale nikdy le nenavst6-
Vali. Jsem nucena zlti mezi ci-
zimi Iidmi Mui muz 2anechal
hodn6 zamotanc zalezitosti
vedu dive soudni pre- te pfici,
ny pfisla isem do Parizc. Jedna
SC asi sto tisic franku. O. iab
rada bych postoupila tuto cast
Eu tenn, lez Sc oni soudl, nebot
hohu diky, netouzim 20 ziskJ
u teto pre-; bran.m Sc pouze
abych uctlla pamatku kapita
ma Forniera Nam rocne rs
osm tisie franku duchodu. Pr
mem lednoduchtm spusobl
zivota mann vice nez potrebuj
a zajiste naleznu prilezitost
.iinym dobro prokazati. NJ;
matka, zena velmi Madonna
vstipila mi zahy smysl pro do
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ZVLASTNOST


LACE. Proda Sc 81 akl'd
dobrt pudy, les, paStya, dobrt
staVbY : kone, 4 kravy, , a.
lovice, praaafa, drubez. nara
di a U4oda. - Farma 60 a
krech stayby v poradku, do
bytek naiadi, uroda hodne
prasat a drpbeze, - Farma o
80ti akrech, dobrG stavby, ho-
dna dobytka, krasne kone,
vsechry stroie, prasata, hod-
ne slepic, husi, krocanu a ka-
chen, llroda, krasny les a 900
peilu ma syrop. ~ Nam mno-
no iinych farem od 5ti do 200
akru na prodej neb ma vyme-
nu "a meStsk6 majetky. Dopi-
ste ma NJ. Pokorny, K. +. d.
No. 4, Chardon, @. SIS
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nite-li koupiti k Vasi spokoje-
nosti, obrat'te Sc ma Josefa
Ptaka, 1900 Saratoga ave. =
Nam mnoholetou zkusenost We
farmareni a mohu Yam poslou-
ziti vyberem ruznych farem
jak ma prodej tax ma vymenu.
Vemte zap. 25. through karu.
sc
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VELKA LACE. Farma 0 ~
akrech, so akru zorano, rs
mil cd Squaru, dlazdena ulice,
z kone, 8 kra7, 2 prasata, sle-
pice, kachny, velka zahrada,
oseti, ysechno hospodarske ma
radi, cementova ban, ml6kar-
ma, silo. Cena $1,000, bude-i
prodana rycnle. HotoVe 250O
dol, po pripade Sc vymeni ga
mestsky majetek. Blizsi sdell
James Ant, Prenosil Bros,
l23e9 Union Ave. :?
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO

! brocinnost; miluji chude, jsou-
| |. fadni a pocestni lide. "Poma-
/ hejte nuznym !" pravil Pan. To-
! to bozske prikazani plnila jsem
|vzdy. Ale pozoruji, re mluvim
o sob6; odpust'te, madame Lu-
rotova. Nebudu Sc den co den
pravniky zabyvati; dovolite-li,
madame Lurotova, nebudu-li
vam obtiznou a nudnou, plijdu
Gast6ji a pohovorime si'.
'Budete vzdy velmi vitanou,
madame.
Doufam, re Wy slecinka
Evzenie take mne navstivite.
Jak YAM znamo, nam pouze je
den pokoj; ale opatrila jsem
no sluSnym nabytkem. Muj byt
jest snad pon6kud veselym pro
/ pani, jejiz zal media Sc nikdy
zmirniti. Ale uvidite".
"Navstivime vas, madame.
"SpoI6ham Sc ma to. Pravila
isem yam, madame Lurotova,
re osamelost mne trapi, navSti-
| vim vas tedy caste a omlouvam
to iiz napred".
"Vzdy mn6 budete vitanou".
"Budeme spolecnicemi, bude
me rozmlouvati 0 tech, jez
jsme miloVali a cd nichz jsme
miloVany byly a tax Sc budeme
/ vzajemn6 teSiti. Abych yam ne
! byla nikdy ma obtiz, muzete "a
mknout dvere, kdykoliv 81 ne
budete me navStevy pratt.
"To Sc nikdy nestane" odve-
tila madame Lurotova S dsm6-
VEN.
Danny hovorily jest6 nekolik
okamzeni a pax vdova kapita-
nova, ably svou prvni navstevu
diouho neprodluzovala, stiskla
madame Lurotov6 ruku a mia
dou divku prijemnym usme-
vem pozdravic, vzdalila Sc.
Nemocna zdala Sc byti okou-
ELENA. Y prvnim navalu byla
zdVorilosti, laskaVosti, nenuce-
Inym choVanim a ut6chy plny-
mi slovy vdovy kapitanovy "a
Nedena.
Do toho misilo Sc n6co sa-
1 molibosti; byla mile prekvape-
na $ krokem teto mladG PAM,
ktera jsouc V celia jinem posta-
veni nez ona, prisla a nabidla
/ il sVe pratelstvi. Aniz by tusila,
utinkoval ma nj vliv bohatstyi.
Nuze", pravila k sv6 dceri,
"cou soudiS o nasi sousedce?
"Nevim', odvetila Evzenie.
ALE Jest TAX privetivou"
ia vsak myslim, mako ~
"Mluv tedy, co mysIis?'
'Zda Sc mi ' jejim chovani
neco napadneho, a pax -
Go jeSte?"
"V jejim dsmeyu a pohledu
Jest neco faleSn6ho".
Co te napada? Jak isl to
mohla videti? Jeii usmev Jest
rovnez tax privetivy jake ieii
rohled, mluvi iednoduse, svo-
bodn6, nenucene ~"
"Pak, mila matinko, isem Sc
r'ylila"
"zaiistd, mile dite. Tedy Sc
/; nelibi?"
20, to pravo nerlkam"
"Pfipoustim, ze ieH obi
tej -"
.Pomerne ohyzdn. Jest =
, 0 ano"
"To Jest pravda, mila matin.
! ko. ShIedayam take, re nas(
sousedka podoba Sc velice Il
iak to mann r.ci y podoba Sc
/ modlicce'.
/ Take sestre chudych", do
a dala 5 usmevcm matka. Mad;
, me Fornierova ma smysl nabo
: zensky a netropi tim zadn6 po
: krytectvi, praVi TO verejne j;
= j mann "a naboznou. Uprimn,
faceno, mile dite, to sc mi Il n
prav6 libi. Miluii kazdeho, KID,
1t+1 ~ = bptLnDc4 ~ ~ Dx
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PRODA Sc:
$500 HOTOVE

a zbytek na lehke splatky kou
pi dvourodinny dun blize W
chodni s.. III. 4 Broadway.
Tento majetek Sc da lacino,
pon6vadz musi byti prodan
tento mesic. Haste Sc u Atlas
Finance Co., 1888 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc ma j. Mlckovskyho.
8-6
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KRALiCI, flamsti obri r1z-
ne baryy, mladi start, vahy
do II liber Sc prodaji, kus od
$1.50 vySe, Haste Sc Y els.
1921 vych. Al. Pl., z Pershing
Ave, East Clark Ave. kara.
Sc
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PRODA Sc oseti. V

PRODA Sc oseti, vsechno
farmarsk6 naradi, 2 kone, 3
kravy, ? prasata, 100 kusd
drdbeze, l tele. Musi byti
prodano "a pricinou umrti
manzela a da Sc vse velmi lev
ne. Tato farma Sc pronajme,
neni vSak ma prodei. Adressa Z:
Box 10Y, Oakes Rd., Brecks-
Vile, O. So
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IA PRlCINOU

"A PRICINOU odjezdu do
Czech prodam dvourodinny
dunn 5ti pokojich, koupelna
dole a 4 pokoje koupelna
nahore. Da Sc LEVINE. Haste
Sc elsie 4215 Sackett Ave.
S. w. 8-6
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D r OBJ N E
0 z N A M K Y.
PRIJNE Sc:

PRIJME Sc divka ma vSeo-
becnou domaci praci. Zadne
pradlo. Musi mluvit cesky ne
DO polsky. Haste Sc Y els.
l0607 Pasadena Ave, 4 vych.
105. ul. Tel. Princt. 1861 w.
SIS
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PRODA Sc naRytek do ctyf
pokoju "a velmi levnou cenu.
Haste Sc V {. 1884 Storer ave.
-?
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PRONAJMOU ST diva poko-
je, elektrika, plyn. Haste Sc
Y {. 12409 Holborn Ave. Y Mt
Pleasant. SO
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PRODA Sc sluSnT naby-

PKUDA Sc sIusny naby-
tex a pefiny S krasn6ho, ru-
enc draneho peri, jakoz j We
$kere domaci zarizeni, Da
Sc velmi LEVINE "a pricinou
odjezdu z mesta. Haste Sc
V els, Bali zap A. ul. 80
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PRODA Sc dunn Q 8 pokojich
S pozemkem 5I akru ma ABC
Linii. Elek+rika, plyn, NEST
ska voda. Haste Sc u Peka-
rex Bros. Stop 10, ABC LIME
Bedford, 0. So
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PRODA Sc dobre zachova-
v nabytek We trech pokojich.
Da sc LEVINE. Haste sc Il J.
krc, 3238 zap. 46. ul. So
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PRODA Sc dobre jdouci
kreicovsky obchod ma hlavni
ulici, maly najem. Haste Sc V
els. 1854 zap. "a. I'll. 0-8
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PRODA SE farmicka o 3l2
akrech, blize Garfield Parku.
Cena $4,000. Haste sc u JOS.
Lukes, 2314 L. 103. ul. Sc
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc grocerni a
eznick6 misto. Dobr6 okoli,
.ytetna trzba. Haste Sc Y els.
,189 +. 40 St. 80
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-14
M'KINNEY TO FIGHT
JUDGES RULING

Rule nisi citing Judge S. d. Muir
ply of the Juvenile court to appear
and show cause why a writ of pro-
hibition should not be issued restrain
ing him from further attempts to en-
force an order entered by him re-
curing Lee Mckinney to pay $3.50
weekly alimony to his wife until an
appeal taken by him from the judg-
ment of the Juvenile court. sentencing
him to 80 days at hard labor for all
legged desertion is disposed of. was
issued In circuit court yesterday by
Judge Dan A. Greene.
Hearing on the rule was set for
December II by Judge Greene, follow
ing filing of the petition by McKin-
ney. The petition alleges that Mrs.
Lee Mckinney. wife of the petitioner.
some time ago made affidavit in the
Juvenile court charging him with de-
sertion, on which Judge Murphy is
sued warrant on which he was ar
rsted and found guilty by Judge Muir
ply. who sentenced him to serve 80
days at hard labor on the county
roads, from which he took an appeal
TO the criminal court, which is still
pending. notwithstanding his appeal,
he alleges. his wife made a motion
for alimony and the court ordered
him to pay $3.50 a week to her pend
ing outcome of his appeal
Mckinney contends that the ju-
venile court is without jurisdiction
to require him to pay alimony pend
ing the outcome of his appeal in the
criminal courts.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-14
UNION PLANNING
TOF|NANCE CROPS
Committees Expect to Get
Help From War Finance
Board

I'VE are hard at work on formu-
lating plans for the organization OF
farm marketing associations to fin
ance the crops of next year" said j.
s. Schofield, president of the Farmers
union.
while we are doing this, our com
mittee is holding frequent sessions
with view to getting some immediate
help from the war finance board. We
are seeking to devise ways and means
by which the war finance board may
lend money to the banks, which in
turn might be loaned to the farmers
to help them finance their present
holdings.
81 am also interested in the plan
of shipping cotton abroad under the
toll plan of the Birmingham War
rant and Discount corporation. There
are 10000 bales of cotton in storage
at Albertville, Guntersvi1le and Boaz.
This is all under control of the Farm
ers union.
I'VE are going to have officers of
the Warrant and Discount corpora
ton go with us to these towns the
latter part of the week and explain
the toll system. 1t may be that this
cotton will be moved In that way.
The farm marketing associations
remain our leading idea. We do not
like to see Oklahoma get 100000 900
of help. Texas S15,000,000 of help and
other states receive corresponding
help from the agricultural relief
funds while Alabama is not receiving
penny of that fund. We will get
into the field with the farm market
ing machinery just as soon as we can
do so in an orderly manner"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-14

Mrs. Scion Jacobs is asking all
women of the league to be sure to be
present, and also invites all other
interested persons to attend. She Is
the chairman of the financial COM
mittee of the league which is put
ting on the food show.
The event is to be the largest thing
in the way of food exhibition that
the women of Birmingham have ever
had the opportunity to see here-and
it is particularly for their education
that it is being put on. The show
will occupy the entire lower floor of
the Ben NJ. Jacobs Furniture conf
pany and its purpose is to get Bir-
mingham women to buy things manu-
featured in Birmingham.
The league wants local women to
learn the brands of coffee made in
Birmingham, brands OF baking pow
der, ice cream, groceries made here,
drugs, brooms, stoves-and in fact
everything that the housewives use.
The shows deep purpose is that Biz
mingham money may be kept at home
Says Mrs. Scion Jacobs:
There is no reason why women
should not buy the things produced
here in Birmingham, which are just
as good as things made elsewhere. If
woman goes into a grocery store
knowing the names of products made
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-14

.BARGES AND TUGS
AWAITING CARGO OF
ALABAMA COAL

Mobile advices are to the effect that
the three ocean going barges and sea-
going tug to be used in transporta-
ton of Alabama coal to Galveston,
Tex, and return with cargoes of sui
phur for Birmingham chemical works,
have arrived and are preparing to
load initial cargo OF coal.
1t is intended to carry 1900 tons
of coal on each trip and bring back
$500 tons of sulphur.
Under readjusted freight rates
Alabama coal can now be laid down
on barges at Galveston at $3.50 a ton
less than cost of bringing Virginia
and West Virginia coal from Atlantic
ports. Contrary of this heretofore ex-
listed.
The rail rate from mines in the Vir-
ginias to the Atlantic ports is $3.50.
The rate from Alabama mines to Mo-
bile is SO now and the Warrior river
transportation interests can reduce
this rate 20 per cent, 1t is under
stood That would make rate OF
80 cents under the rate from mines
of the Virginias to Atlantic ports.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-14

w. H. Kettig has been promoted
from a member to deputy chairman
of the board of directors of the At
lanta Federal Reserve bank, sue
ceeding e. It. Brown of Atlanta, re-
signed.
The announcement was made to-
day in Washington by w. P. G. Hard
ing, governor of the federal reserve
board
Mr.. Kettig is out of the city and
could not be communicated with last
night, but local confirmation was
given of the news of his promotion
received from Washington.
Mr. Kettig is southern manager of
the Crane company, mill and mine
supply dealers. He was head of the
Miner & Kettig company of Bir-
mingham until that interest was sod
to the Crane company, and has been
the southern manager since.
Mr.. Kettig has been resident of
Birmingham a quarter of a century,
and is among the districts leading
citizens The new position carries
both distinction and added respon-
sibility, but the promotion created
no surprise to business men ac-
quainted with Mr. Kettig's ability.