davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
2orts Of Shipping and News of Foreign Trade

Mar Ma Del Norts 50 s Jupiter March g.
Msrsaai. Msrsana ID lat u 80 g, ion 9 % March $,
Melrore Pd Cape Cod 1s:so D m March 4.
Merrlmack Naer,; m ra Tryingpan March 3
MonsTniits Monso,la l'oss ,SS Boston March ..
Moshico I7o e Galveston March e.
\, Myalic 6o4 Ambrose March g.
Narragansett l2G from South Pass March 2.
Newton Is Montauk Point March 2.
NV York Io5 sh South Pass March 3
Oscar y Bennett 90 s Jupiter March
I,a In,anhsndle state l.27s IL Ambrose March
pinraguay So Winterquarter March 3
paulaboro 30 wNW Tortueas aaoas Msrsn maT'@ o.
"a rear. ,ar, smell t"V I, Honolulu PM March
p1,nnnnsyivania 1,n 4os sn Cape Henry March
pentia la2 e Ambroac March
Portola Plumas 25 N Hatteras March a
Riichsoncal ! ch eS2 Tuxpam March 2.
richmond 50 from Tampico March Q
Ruth 115 Me Cape Henry March 3.
, B Hunt 302 from Galveston March .
salaam T. lat as % lon Ga O2 March 2.
san Jeronimo 6s Sc Cape Henry March 4.
San Juan 235 Ambrose March g. -
san{a ga Leoner3 e 81 from Crissobai March O.
Saplnero > N Great Isaac March 2
Sharon 120 Ambrose March :
sia,aw Range on Winterauarter AM
sonoma ZOO S Honolulu p m March I,
s'ou.h Pole i7o SIC Ambrose March 3.
St Anthony lat AZ 26 ION Sc SO March
standard 100 SW Eatteras Marcn -
Steel Mariner o23 S San Pedro m
March 2. Ia
Sunbeam 1874 W Tortugas March ..
Zrnewco 9, 240 N Jupiter March g.
Tekoa 327 Sc Galveston March
The Angeles 435 Il Ottercliffs March Q.
vheniisto lat 33 FL lon II 4l March
Thomas Fl Wheeler t5 S Jupiter March .
Tivives $40 Ambrose March g.
Iransporta ton 40 s Portland March q.
Turbinia pd Hatteras 7:f5 q m March a
Vacuum 10 n Fowey Rocks Mar-n 2
Victorious $50 e Cape Henry March .
towing IS Nonantun).
Virginia 20 N Jupiter March @
WaNulla 80 S Nantucket March >
Vest brook $50 e Charleston March 2
West Hlka 2,o40 w San Franciaco s % m
March l. ~
West Islay ss5 e Hatteras March :.
Vest Islip 1886 w San Francisco March 2.
West Mahwah 2,o35 from Honolulu s p m
West NtIus 1852 from Cape Flattery g
West segovia 37s F. Ambrose March 3.
West TacoolI l,546 from Cape May March .
Winding Gulf 100 Bermuda March 2
Wolverine State 1876 w San Francisco 6
-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY

NEW YORY, March Bark Albyn (FD.
Newpor- News for Got8enburg. missing
sohr General Horne (Br)s Lisbon for
Change Island missing str San Pablo
lBg). slightly damaged by fire, in port;
Str Yornachichi tAm). Liverpool and 81
Mlchses for New York, being towed Tues
day, 1928 miles east Bermuda, by str
PeekskiN
FERROl- Feb 2s-Schr Argo (Da.
from jacksonville, arrived with deckioad
shifted
HALIFAX. Feb 2s-st. caIimeris tGr)
arrived Queenstown Feb 90. with engines
damage be to@ed to Preston TO dis
charge cargo.
ssB). New York and Balboa for Cavite,
arrvsd with boilers out II order.
BOSTON. March 2-Str City of Rockland
AL and str Republic tAn) raised.
Ian DS1ND. Feb 2s-Str Ehingh~ n
tsBl Tacoma and Crstobal for Liverpool,
:owlng SIR Federal Briage in 80 05 N.
10 81 ".
GIBRALTAR. March Str lndepend-
ent Bradge (Aml. New York for Algiers,
arrived Tor boiler repairs, schr Jeal l.
oomerYille tAm), from Barcelona ar
rived Monday for sail repairs
PLY MOUTH. March Str Manhattan
'6rl Baltimore for Hamburg. arrived to
IAN aged deck lttings
AoandouriOtls tG) No; seriously damaged
oelow water line, although upper WORKS
acs. royed part Of cargo can be salvaged-
81 JOHN s. " F., March 3-Str Rosa
siha sailed Tor New York when wind moves
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04

Manchester via New York; Canadian Sig
mailer (Br). Halifax; at Anthony, Hamburg
and Copenhagen; Newton. Baltimore (nve
cHARLBsroN. G. March a--Arrsved
strs West Langa. Etnden. and proceeded
to New Orleans; Arapahoe. New York. and
Noisement (Br), Marseilles; scantic
Bremen.
GALVESTON. March s-Arr,ved: strs
York B Hunt. New York. Sailed strs
Merwede tDD. Mobile Hornby Castle
ca AAstgsyp cSrn,ns Ms,oS New York
Tasmania Maru lJap). Barry. Sailed: strs
W II Tilford. Tampico; Comanch-, New
MOBILE, March s-Arrived Str cbeni,-
ton (Brl, Bordeaux. Sailed: Str Brantiarsd
Norl; Preston. Cuba.
tbr,. Llttieton; Kesomead (Br), Buenos
NORFOLK. March a-Arr,v~d. strs
Philip Publicker. HAVANA; Kaikayi Marn 'ls
tJap). Barry Alfred Noble (Nor5. Calves
spn sqn PPqes'ssr PTds p Portland Ore West
Galveston Walter . Noyes, Boston; Sid
iaw 1sv Eange CBrl. New York; Attaualita
Amsterdam: Lee Coo (Br), New Orleans
Marte %. ST Johns Rochelle {Br}, New
manuele III, New Orleans; Knight Com
panion tBr), Yokohama; Absecon. New
England; Baysarua (Br) st Johns.
PHILADELPHIA. March 3-Arrived
Strs CITY of Cambridge (Br,. New York !;
Coosa Havana. Dorchester, Boston Santa
eta Kita, Port Lobos. City of Fairbury, Havre
sailed Strs Canadian Adven nturer {Br).
Halifax; Casper, Havre via Bordeatlx
est JaTrev E . de Janeiro; ohioan, New
York; Chestcr sun. Port Lobos; auxiliary
scnr Cnla tnCla. La Union.
PORT TAMPA. March 3-sailed: str
Concorda (Br), Swansea
PORT EADS. March 3---Arrived: Strs
ISABELLA. Porto Rico Liberty Land, New
York; Liberty Minquais. Mexico Nara gan
sett (Br), United Kingdom; New York
Norfolk: Santa Alica (Br). Progreso; vir-
ginie Q'r(. Havre Sailed: Strs Copan
tHond). Tela; Glen Africa tBr) New York
Hthuraa (Hond). Bluefelds. Joseph seep
Philadelphia; Nevisian tBr). Liverpool
Parismina, Cristobal; Tobasco (Mex(, Vera
Cruz.
=, PORTLAND. Me, March 3--sailed: Str
transportation, Baltimore.
~, ,sAVANNAH. March s-Arrlved strs
Therniso lDO, Hamburg; Juanita, Jackson
vile tand sailed for BaItirnore,. Sailed !:
Str Johrstown (Br), Neuvtas.
TAMPA, Fla March 3-Sailed: Strs Lake
Freeiand, Mobile; Reflector. Havana
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Princess Matoika Arrives
Completes First Trip in Service
of L, s. Mail Line

The steamship Princess Matoika ar
rived here yesterday from Naples via
Boston after completing her first run
TO the Mediterranean in the service Of
the United States Mail Line Captain
Kenneth 8. Lowry, her master. said
that she was received enthusiastically
at Naples and Genoa, and at the latter
place the port officials and shipping
men closed their Offices for day to
90 aboa Hne vessel and celebrate the
beginning Of new American service
to Italy.
Captain Lowry said that his vessel
had not nit an iceberg on tne run
westward as was reported on her ar
rival in Boston He said that in giving
bis position by iadio he mentioned
having run through a field Of slush~
ice. This he said was responsible for
the rumor that the vessel had nit an
iceberg
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Marine Reports
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday
st str sixaola Cristoeai, Feb II; cartasens
MARI sso Nv A Porto Colombia, FEB a. Santa
United Fruit Co. With pass, mails and ana
mess & Pier IL, e r.. 'N'
to st1 ,b. Wn,tsr nasr Manson Ma.anzas, Feb az;
war~er.a Refinery. Edgewater j.
VS. s.; satdbutte. Texas city. Feb "a: 10
off Toripsinsville. s. l. w
str andrew jackson, Bueucs Ayres. Jar
:, s. s. ~rl. Thomas; Feb la Boston, March i,
Quarantine "AS'o'eo OH
- Str ussi ssnsrsi curris .tnr,. cardenas. ras
so"'s yonsers 60 N With = sugar Federal Refinery.
", str i-ilmse Tampico,. Feb %: to the
" sSs, asner; ;ssu'1ian Co. with crude oil: Car
Str Hamilton, Norfolk. to the Ola Do
S,e'hs9n ae 70 transportation Co. with rndse: pier
"a str Eocene and one barge. Tampico. Feb
,,', 70; to the Standard Oil Co OF Nav Yorl,.
with oil Poorhouse Flats Bklyn,
x s collier Orion. HAMPTON Roads
;'.' Mnrvn to y Navy. anchored off Tomp-
''..oss'nfop"ntan s Co. with mdse: rier 2,
,,Gn,, Str ,,s AlsG,nauin; Barahona Feb 2l; San
hez nd Samana Feb -; Porto Plata
strs Esn 20, Turks Island, Feb IS: to tie
and mdse, Fer 81. B'lIyn. '''' "'"''S
70 r. r. Mo1sos tsamship FIIne'' Ines rlsR Eth
Str Folt Victoria (Br>. Bermuda. March
i: 70 tne Fnrness- Be-Inuds Line; with
pas, as, nail = "a ana ndse; Pier s5. n r.
70 Furness, Witty & CO. in ballast, Pier
q. B'klyn. 'e
Str Eurylochus lBr>. Batavia. Jan H.
Colombo. Jan 20; Port said, Feb 4; Bos-
ton. March /; to the Booth Steamshio
c.: with nldse Pier s, Bush 's1.'sss'p DocRs'
~ Str Princess Mstoika Genoa Feb 12
United States Mail Steamship Co; with
Str Fran tNor). Nuevitas. Feb IT;
sor5o So 9, PA, Padre. Feb "a. to the Munson
off Quarantine.
crs.oss1 Str strinas ia, fNor' Ant0taga.ts Feb i
the New York and South American Line
With mdse; Boards Stores. Erie Basin
str wico. Baton Rouge. Feb 20: to Rob-
ers s.. !. l,aas Hague. With With oil Pier I. Bayonne
Atlantic Transport Line with mdse
afrchored in Gravesend Ray.
Str FL Isleo. New Orleans, Feb 2s: to
the Southern Pacific Co. with rndse; Pier
Str Tarantla (Br>, Genoa. Jan 80; Leg
norm. FEB s; Naples Feb 3; Messina Feb
WeehawlSen. ].
Str vesuvio Nt). Norfolk. March I: TO
n the Italian American Line, IN ballast;
Str Lake Ogden. Porto Colombia. Feb
Is; Kingston Feb e1; Cape Haytien. Feb
25 to the Clyde Steamship Co. with mdse;
Str Dunstan tBr). Maranhan. Jan 90;
Manaos, Feb u. Para Feb ls: TO the
Booth stea amship Line. with mdse; Pier
Str Hahira, Baton Rouge, Feb rs; with
oil; anchored off Tompkinsville. l.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Bucyrus Income Report

ihe Bucyrus Company reported net
earnings, after Federal taxes and de-
psecla non. for the year ended December
81 ol Sl,Oio,9s4, compared with 1882 ,563
~ tne preceding year. Surplus amounted
% sooO,ss4. An extra dividend Of 10
yer cent On the preferred stock, in lieu
Of accumulated dividends of ia per
cent as previously reported, was de-
siarsd. Directors were reelected at the
annual meeting Of stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
SaII Wednesday
Sail Thursday
TRANspACIF1C MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Gen.
erai yostofrice and City Hall Postoffice
statioh. New York. at p. M. as follows:
Hawai-. via san Francisco steamship
Maui March A.
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia. French rndc
china. Netherlands Eas. Indies (exc.pt
Sumatra) and Philippine Ialands via
vancouver and Victoria, b. c.. Steamship
Empress OF Russia. March s.
china. Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra), via Seattle. steamship kash-
ina Maru. March g.
Hawaii. FIJI iIslands New Zealand and Aus
tralia, via Vancouver and Victoria, b. c.
steamship Makura. March Is.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
THE UNITED STATES SHIPPING
BOARD EMERGENCY FLEET
CORPORATION, WASH
INGTON, D. c.
Proposals to Erect Fuel Oil Storage
Bunkering Station ON Craney
Island. Norfolk Harbor. Va.

Sealed BIDS VIII be received IN the ONCE
of the United States Shipping Board Elmer
New York City, n. Y. on or before noon,
March 10, 1921. at which time bids Will be
opened by the Consulting Engineer, Room
507.
This station to be located on filled land
back of Craney Island bullshead. 1t will
consist of 20 55 600 barrel oil tanks.
Payments Will be made monthly on 1870
OF work done and material furnished and
final payment on completion and acceptance
Of tae work.
Further information in regard to any
part of the aboye work may be obtained
from the ofioe Of the Consulting Engineer
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
Sealed bids should be addressed> 10 the
office OF Consulting Engineer. Room 507
- Broadway, New York City. n Y. ana
endorsed SEA LED BIDS Fck ERncriIMlits: Nc
FUEL OIL STORAGE BUNKERING STA
TON CRANEY ISLAND, NORFOLK
HARBOE. VIRGINIA, and DO NOT
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
American Ports

BALTIMORE. March s-Arrlved: strs
Largo Law. (Br), Middlesboro; Fir,nore
palquir1; Maine, Palermo; Elveric (Br)
rotterdam. Sailed Strs KeifulSu Maru
lJap} Havre; Muneric tDr, Havana
W-stwood Bordeaux: Mount Sideiey Ham
burg via Philadelphia. Polybius Rotter-
dam; Theresa (Swed9. Pensacola; Santa
Isabel. Tampico.
BOSTON, March s--Arrived and sailed
Point. Arrived (2d): Strs Massilia 1Rr,
GLASGOW via New York; Bylayl Portla nd
Gsrrels ~ sewalIs Point. Sailed: strs Celtic
Spr' IRON Genoa and Naples), New York ;
tis,v havana and Port Lnlon; Ontario, Nor
ioIN' II Devereux. Norfolk Ninian (Br)
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04

CALCUTTA. Feb s7-s 9 Clan Macbeth
(Br).
RIO DE JANEIRo, March a---s vasnr,
(br), from Bucnos Ayres.
BAHIA, March 2--S Virgil (Brl. from
Rio de Janeiro.
Arrivals From New York
- HAMBrPG, Feb 25---S 8 Haimon fBr) :
Homer City (Br).
,r, VALPARAISO. March 2-s Santa
- GIBRALTAR. March 2--s Independent
Bridge. for Algiers
, MoNTEvIDEo. March IS Moravia
ROTTERDAM. Feb ass West Herna-
tite,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Marine Orders

From The Tr.bume's Washington Bureou
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The fol
lowing Marine Corps orders wer
issued to-day:
Hayes, Capt. G. E., to Z. s. s Wyoming
Berry. Capt. NJ. S. to United States.
Tebbs, Capt. r. II. jr., to East Coast.
Kendrick 1t. r. E.. to SAP Diego.
Cobb I'd Lt H, to Paris Island.
O'Neill Capt s. B., to United StatD.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

ANTWERP. Feb 27-s Louisiana (Br).
PERNAMBUCO, Feb 2s---S 5 Hubert
tBr), from Para.
cHRIsTIANIA, Feb 2s-s s Helltng
Olav (Dan).
PORT SAID. March Is City of
Sparta (Br). from Calcutta.
LA PLATA, March Is S Nantahala,
from Buenos Ayres.
FAYAL. March 2-s S Democracy, from
GrangeniOuth
LIVERPOOL. March 2-s Mercsan
(Br).
SHANGHAI, March is s Oreka (BBr).
VALPARAISO. Feb 2s--S S Ebro (Br).
ANONMOUTH. March 3--Lake Farber
HELSINGBORG. Feb 25--S Epitacio
Pessoa.
PALERMO, Feb 25-s Bankdale (Br}.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04

s.o5--fssth Ct. and 81 Anu's ~.
the Bronx, William Springer. Trfats4e
s.fS--4b Montgomery ct; Louis
OssroV ..-... -. .- nks1o>grs =
lo;z1-342 9Th AZ; Vim. :. Roe TrtniLs
j. VI.
12:45-1o1 ". ssth s.: Russell
ia zzard. .......-.-..-.. Unknown 4
2:lo-Pelham Road and Sp3itrock
Road. the Bronx auto. Max
D~TAT unknown Z
5:3e--65o W. 30th ST.; auto. John P.
S}&Eley ---...-.. Juknov
s:45-fs ". 2ist st; a. schresb Slight
72o--20i Wooster st: Cohen &
Bloomenfield .....-.-... Unknov7a
s:2o-~14i and Isl E. 25th st. Frank
Mgnsey ..-...--. -.-.-...- Unknown
s:3o--4te Broadway; y. vogel. neck
wear house Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
s2As. .56s. .Ase sa4s.4a1 $50

IN the trade with Europe exports to
the United Kingdom increased from
shout s3s. 100000 in January, 1920, to
shout s45 00N Geo for January of this
~ssr ExpSrts TO France, however.
asciined from $24oo0.0oo to 5000
200 and those 10 Italy from sl2.soo.o0o
to 50 700, 900.
" Shipments TO Germany more than
soubled n value. advancing from $9,-
~ 900 to $50, ,455 900. With Austria,
however. there was a shrinkage in
.rade. the value Of the exports to that
rountry declining from s3A4,o00 to
se7 600. Shipments to Holland doubled,
,dvancire from s90Ss,o00 to slS,210,-
800 There was decrease in the
-rade with all three of the Scandina-
Wan countries.
Experts to Japan were valued at
o,lv sS,7e9 coo, in comparison with
sl2s7o 900 in January, 1920. To China,
however, shipments showed q gain,
sSvanc;ng from s5,260000 for January
Al last wear to S7,1l70o0.
Imports by grand divisions for the
TWO months compared as follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Army Orders

FROM The Tyfbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 3.--Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Quartermaster Corps
Hartman. I'd 1t. G. E.. to Honolulu
Dillon It. l.. j., to Philadelphia.
Infantry
Edwards. 1t. r. F., TO Fort st. Michael.
Powers I'd It. P. F.. to Edg ewood.
Miscellaneous
Walters 1t. J. w. Ord. Dept. to Honolulu.
Stickney. Mai. Fl. II. jr., c. w. S., to Camp
Meade.
Bateman, Chap c, c.. U. 8. A.. to Fort
Sam Houston.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Exports Through
New York Above
Figures for 1920
January Total $lO2, 600, 900
Over Same Month Last
Year; But Imports Drop
SI72.OOO. 900 in Value

while the valuation Of imports
through the Por, of New York de
creased sl72. 900 in January. as
eampared with the corresponding
month Of 1890. exports Of domestic
merchandise for January, 1921. showed
4 gain Of sl03 900, 600.
While the gain in exports 70 Euro
nean countries was only $4,000 900,
shipments to South America increased
sss goo 900 and those to other North
America countries SS4.0oo,ooo In the
trsde with Asia the gain over the 1890
dcure was $4,000 600; with Oceanic
a similar sum. and with Africa SOM.
shat more than $1,000 oO0 The values
os exports by grand divisions for Janu-
sry, 1890 and 1921. were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04

Bates. Capt. ". c., ta Now York
Thslheimer. I'd 1t w. r. 10 Washington,
Wasgatt. I'd 1t. j. A. discharged from
active reserve.
Caugh. I'd 1t. r. e., discharged from In
active reserve.
Brown. 1t. Col. T. H.. to Philadelphia.
Vulte. NAL N P, to Mare Island
Gloeckner 1t. G. L.. to Quanfico.
Smith, Maj. II. O. 10 Quantico
Matthews, 1t. Col H.. to Washingt an.
Old. Capt. ". jr., 10 United States.
Fire Record
A. M. Loss
25o--257 W 11fth ct: Cornelius
Christian ................. Trfaing
1:1o-es South St Munson Lunch
roAIL p So. \ nkEoWr
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
..a1 $3.50 .ea7 $50 sos ,e5l.9s

The value Of imports from Germany
,nrreasec from the 1920 figure Of ST.
10000 to s3,7Oo,000. The total from
Great Britain. however, was only about
ali 600 .OcO, compared with about Soo'-
400 900 in the previous year.
Increases we're shown IN the imports
rom Denmark, Norway and Sweden
out the total for Holland shows q
drop from SO 5000 to about S2'4'o'-
900
The sharpest decline was recorded
n the imports from Japan. In Jan
nsrv. 1920. these were valued at S36,--
79s00o: but in last January the total
was onl, s5,14s.00o Imports from
china fell from S8, 900 TO S2,924,0o0.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
I VII >gl,szsk keI

AsxsAAAzszaSYgz - & MlgsE y E aazaAAA-AAs..AhASSAhE
Freight Services
~
(frsmB Boston)l
CAFNAANLA ~
Halifax. Plymouth and Hamburg Mar 70 Apr II
Mar II Apr e z
CARONIA liverpool II 30
VgoG Gibraltar Dubrovnk Mar 10
AoJTANLA Cbours Mar p Apr u May
t;v.noolN -. -. Mar
PANNOMA Dubrovnik
3
Chbcure and Southampton Apr MAY u June
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-06
MERIDIAN MASONS
 PLAN B|G EVENTS

Meridian, Miss. February 5.--tSpecial)-- Final arrangements for the mid-winter reunion of the Scottish Rite bodies, which is to be held in this city, Monday, Tues day and Wednesday of next wcea, were made at a banquet held at the scottish Rite cathedral here last night.
 One of the largest classes heretofore irl- structed in this city are to take the de- grees from the fourth to the thirty second during the three-day reunion' which is to be followed Thursday by Hamasa temple with Shrine ceremonial The session promises to be one of the most interesting ever held here
 [ It has been designated by Potentate | Irwin M. Moody as a big league cere- | rnonial because of the visit of trio of famous major league players. TITS Speaker, Joe Evans and Nunemaker, all ] of the Cleveland Indians, who copped the Worlds championship contest at the end of last season in the world series, Evans IS to be here to take the Scottish fate degrees, this being his home town, ana Manager Speaker and the famous back stop are coming to see it done and to also see Joe hot-foot it over the burning
 sands during the Shrine ceremonial
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-06

When Amelia Sedley and Becky Sharp had completed some years of intensive finishing at Miss Pinkerton's school, Amelia left signing and Becky left shy ing a dictionary at the principals sister as a parting token.
 Becky usually faced the world with downcast eyes. but when she spolleti her victim, said eyes emitted green glow some thousand watts in Vamp strength. Amelia, the other hand' was a weepy, tinnid little creature who had been engaged since infancy to marry one George Osborne.
 At Amelia's home in Russell Square Becky met Joe Sedley, Ameiias protner' who. besides a number of other distliic- tions. was collector of Boggley- Wollah home from India on leave. Becky trained her green eyes on Joseph, and decided that a collectors pay ought to beat tha' of a governess-the career she nat chosen for herself-even if divided DS half ., But George Osborne, Amelia rance doctored Becky's hash by gettlng tll rotund Joseph lit up like a coanrrl church and telling him what fool ne been. Master Joseph fled in haste, ah' | Becky ended her visit to Amelia ah' ! went to Queens Crawley, where she wa to he goyerness to Sir Pitt Crawley 1 two daughters, .
 BECKY PLEASES FEM ALL l The Crawley family lived to tight eae' other but Becky got along with tnen au Her downcast eyes went well wi' 1 vo,,nr Pitt Crawley's prayers, dn ia she'd with green at old Sir Pitts rioai | bumor. And when Sir Pitts rich spih
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-06
FAT LESS MEAT
 F BACK HURTS
Take a glass of Salts to Flush Kidneys if bladder bothers
 you

Eatin., meat regularly eventuaily
 nroduces kidney trouble in some form
 n, other says well-knoWn aulhorlts,
 hacause the uric acid in meat excltes
 the kidneys. they become overworkeo,
 vet sluggish clog up and cause aii sorts of distress, particularly backache and misery in the kidney region; rheu , matic twinges, severe headaches acia stomach. constipation, torpid HVsr' sleeplessness, bladder and urinary lrrl- tation. ,.. The moment your back hurts or kio neys aren't acting right, or II bladder lbothers you. get about four ounces o- I lad Salts from any good pharmacy 1 take a tablespoonful ta in glass of water | hefore breakfast for a few days ana your kidneys will time act fine. Inls ms I famous salts is niade from the acid ol l grapes and lemon juice, combined wltf 1 lithia and has been used for genera tions to flush clogged kidneys ane stimulate them to normal activity; alse | to neutralize the acids in the urine SC | it no longer irritates, thus ending plad 1 der disorders.
 fl lad Salts cannot inJure anyone \ makes a delightful effervescent Hthia | water drink which millions of men ant women take now and then to keep th' kidneys ana urinary organs clean, thu
 avoiding serious kidney dlsease.-AoV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-06
FLORENCE MAN KILLED.
 FOREMAN AT WILSON DAM
 IS RUN DOWN BY TRAIN

Florence. February 5.-(Special)-Al- AL bert Mcfarland. aged AZ, and foreman at Wilson dam. was fatally injured last night while crossing the bridge at the Jackson island section of the dam. Hs wass truck by one of the trains hauiinI 3concrete. !. l McFarlands left leg was badly crushed and he evidently, sustained internal in
 I juries when he fell He was rushed to 1 the Coffee hospital in Florence, but a 2 operation was not attempted and he died 1 of shock and loss of blood within few hours.
 He was a member of one of the oldest families in Florence He is survived by his wife and baby daughter threS l weeks old; one brother w. F. Mcfar
 1 land, and two sisters. Mrs. Lucien Brown
 of Birmingham and Miss Mary McFar-
 ! land of Florence.
 l He was first lieutenant during tn
 recent war and was the first command
 | CT of the Florence post of the American Legion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-06
EAT STEER SHOW TOFEATURE FAIR
Auburn Man Says S10,00O Prize List Will Be An
 nounced In Few Days

Auburn. February 5.-(Special)-
 Plans are already being made for an
 other fat steer show at the state fair
 at Birmingham this fall and we are expecting it to be a very live show,
 says Prof. J. C. Grimes. head Of the anl- mai husbandry department.
 According to Professor Crimes prize list which will approximate Slo, 900 is now being worked out and will be announced within the next few
 weeks The last regular session Of the 1 legislature appropriated certain prize | funds for this show, and this appro- prjation is being swelled by the state 1 Fair association and the different peer | cattle breeders associations.
 l Last year J. E. Dunnaway of Orrville presented to the college the Hereford steer which later became grand cham l pion of the state fair and, in order to 1 be in time MT. Dunnaway has already 1 delivered to the college another Here ford steer to be fitted for the next show R. j. Goode of GastonSurg has also presented a Hereford steer while J. c. Harper of OalS-HiH has donated an Angus. Other breeders are expected tc send steers later.
 An extra feature of the show this l fall will be the car lot exhibit fol
 which special prizes will be offered.