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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-27

L J. & l.. furniture salesmen will be only too glad to show you furniture for purposes ot comparison. They will not insist on your buying, for they know that persistent methods of selling are not necessary where quality and value evident.
 The first event given the name February Furniture Sale" was Loveman, Joseph & Loeb saie lnat was twenty years ago. The honest furniture that sale dispensed the honest that furniture rem dered the fair prices at which that furniture sold was the foundation upon which we have built our busi- ness. We believe that we are doing the largest business in highgrade furniture in the state of Ala bama, and we are doing 1t solely because have never sacrificed quality for price.
 dren of those whose homes we furnished score of years ago. In hundreds of Alabama homes Love man, Joseph & Loeb furniture is still rendering honorable service. Faithfully serving pioneers of present and younger generations the wisdom of buy ing furniture that represents investment and not an expense. ss-s
 During this sale we will make it possible for many who think our furniture too costly for modest in- comes to buy here and take advantage of the l., J. L club plan It offers you the privilege of buying money will hardly be missed. We do not charge one cent extra for the club plan terms Our furni- ture has but price now and that is your price no matter how you elect to pay for it. Every suite and piece is plainly marked with big red sale tag That the cash price, the credit price and the club plan price.
 We have said lot about this sale, possibly more than good publicity would suggest but its good fur niture and not good advertising that akea for the sort of satisfaction you'll enjoy from the furniture we are goingto to sell you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-27

There is pretty bungalow in Forest Park that would be still prettier if the quaint dining room furnished with suite in William and Mary design that may be purchased for less than you'd suppose. ssA s
 and the very quite is here Several of the new homes in Norwood will be. enjoyed to greater extent after their owners have bought the pretty enameled bre4kfast room suites they have Seen planning
 such suites will De feature They were just married two weeks ago. and the very first thing they VIII do after arriving home will be- to spend some of their wedding present money for coxy home furnishings--here.
 how do we know7 guess! Father you promised mother a new suite for the dining room. and, while she hasn't reminded you, she still wants it. Surely you won't disappo.nt her.
 she'd prefer you bought it here Wicker reed and fiber furniture bought for living rooms and sun pariors now may pc mOveu on to LHe lIOut POECh ll}p Summer. It is so light in weight and yet so staunch in servlce. s
 and you can pay the club plan way Most. of our furniture comes from Grand Rapids. where the best furniture is made by makers whose names stand for quality
 for instAnce, Berkey Gay This comparison stuff is all bunk said . young father. the proud owner ot West End cottage Why advise folks to waste their time comparing when you know they are comping back to Love man's!p
 his mama on rsquest 2 There is an ivory chamber suite on the third floor especially designed for 4 young lady. The price was designed For her dad. He will like the price Just as well as she will like the suite.
 will he get 1t for herr Every stick of furniture on the third floor bears two tags. One is the smsI white original price ta< And the other is the big, briaht-red sale tag. Compare the two and see the ssvipEs'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-27
begins today

four days January the February Furniture Sale This year the demand flor %
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-27
save 20% to 50%

The entirely different manner in which Loveman Joseph & Loeb February furniture sales are adver- tised is indicative of entirely different sort of sale It is sale entirely free of catch-penny ideas is a sale planned and merchandised to meet the de- mands for the best furniture at saving prices. We not represent this sale with few ''speciaa illus trated by means of exaggerated pictures. ~ It sale of furniture for those who need furnture Come, then ito this sale of better furniture It is builded the experience of twenty (20) previous February furniture sales, and equal number of like events held in August.
 Loveman Joseph & Loeb furniture is a definite, guaranteed value It is of sterling quality and costs no more than the unreliable kind Why, then have any but that type of furniture that you point with pride and be able to say, My furniture from Lovemans."
 The furniture market has undergone the same read- ustment that has been brought about in other lines Most of the furniture in this sale will be that which has been bought since conditions changed-that which not will be sold though it had been. The immense volume of our business enabled to take immediate advantage of every favorable turn of the market and you can rest assured that we did,
 So confident are we that our furniture especially in this sale offers the best economy That going to make very unusual suggestion. DON'T BUY FURNITURE HERE OR ELSEWHERE UNTIL YOU HAVE MADE COMPARISONS If some other store has furniture that is better suited your needs than ours, we'd rather you'd find it out before you buy CUTS. careful comparison will prove time we'll spent Furniture IS something that isn't bought every day. and for that very reason should not be bought haste
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09

tained. there is always that injunc-
ton club over the promoters That's
one reason why London has been
favored lately
The same barrier lies across the
road for the Demsey- Willard fight
scheduled here for ST. Patrick g
day.
Richard, who had definitely de-
cided upon Madison Square Garden
as the site. will have 70 look else
where unless the champion and form
er champion are willing 20 accept a
FIRE sale cut In their prices.
The fight has not been called of
Yet. according 10 Richard He has
several other places in view but ne
is not enthusiastic over them.
With the spread of sentiment
against presidential salaries for fight
ers. the heavyweight stock will have
a terrific slump. It il almost GER
tain a national board OF supervision
will be organized here next week
and price limitation Will be one of
the first acts OF the new body
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
NEW OUTLAW LOOP
INSTALLING CLUBS
Will Recruit Players From
State-May Play Negroes,
Says Lawson.
By Associated Press

NEW YORK. Jan. s. George
Herman Lawson. president Of the
recently incorporated Continental
Base ball association was here today
inspecting park sites for the new
league clubs which he hopes 70 in
stall In or near this city He said
that during his present trip. be ex-
poets 10 place the state franchise
for New York. New Jersey and
Maryland.
The promoter and executive Of
the new OUTLAW league said that
three of the eight franchises for the
eight club league had been granted
as follows:
Indiana with the state club play
ing - indianapolis; Massachusetts,.
playing at Boston; Ontario. playing
at Toronto. The New jersey state
franchise was practically clinched
for Camden. Lawson stated.
May Sign Negroes.
In connection with the New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts,
franchises. Lawson stated he was
strongly considering the instal!a-
ton of negro or Cuban clubs. He
pointed out that the negro popuia-
ton OF Boston and Philadelphia
formed large percentage OF the
city population and that there were
at least one hundred negro baseball
players in this country who equalled
in playing skill the best average Of
the major leagues.
After the new league is esta blish
ed ne said he favored the plan OF
recruiting new players entirely with
in the limits Of the state represented
by the club in order that the team
might be really a state organization
instead OF a collection Of baseball
players from all sections of the
country.
Lawson intimated that the Cont
mental league would sign desirab BILE
players without regard 70 their form
er league afflliation, except that all
major league players involved in
the recent expose in Chicago were
automatically barred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
NOTRE DAME PLANS
MORE GRID STANDS
Expect Record Crowds at Ne
braska Game Here-Name
Captain Tuesday.
NOTRE DANE.

NOIRE DAME. Z.
With the assurance that the 1921
football season will present South
Bend fans with the strongest brand
Of collegiate competition ever seen
on Cartier Field the next step to be
taken by Notre Dame athletic au-
thorities will be the erection Of perm
anent stands capable Of acCOmOda-
ting at least 900 persons.
Looking into the future the uni
versity will also make provisions
for additions as the attendance may
warrant.
The inadequacy Of the present
stands with their capacity Of 10000
was shown at both the Valparaiso
and Purdue games last season when
the attendance was more than
1900. With the schedule calling
for at least four home games this
year the authorities believe that
these figures viii be exceeded by at
least 5000.
Name Captain Tuesday.
The monogram men Of the 1920
squad will hold their annual ban
quet and election at the oliver Tues
day night at which time a captain
TO lead the Irish in their quest of
a third consecutive western cham
pionship will be elected.
Speculation ia rife on the campus
a IS 10 the probable leader. F. Ander-
son. II. Anderson, Wynne, Grant.
Mohardt. Shaw and Kiley are the
regulars who will play their last
games In 1921. II is from this
group that the the captain will be
picked.
As announced by Coach ROckne
Friday. the Nebraska game at Car
tier field VIII be the big attraction
on the home card. The Cornhusk-
ers. after considerable pickering
finally signed TO exhibit in South
Bend Nov p rather than lose their
place on the Notre Dame schedule.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09

is assembling in part and laying
plans Tor forcing from the majors
contain desired concessions in the
new national agreement. One fac
ton of the minors, led by George II.
Names. president Of the Ontario
league is preparing TO put up a Wig
orous battle against the major-mi-
nor agreement. as drafted by a mai
or league attorney. The minors al
so are staging something Of a fracas
among themselves. The class IA
lea CUES, having removed the salary
limit. are opposing restoration of
the draft. One Of the features of the
proposed agreement. Some Of the
smaller minor leagues are in favor
of the draft proposal. The question
Of the draft apparently will be one
of the chief bones OF contention al
next weeks meetings
The outcome Of the forthcoming
meetings IS expected 10 be a set OF
rules under which Judge x. VI. Land
is. baseballs new high commissioner
will be empowered to administer the
affairs Of the national pastime. Ger
tain amendments clarifying the
rights and status OF the minor leag-
ues with reference 70 their relations
TO the majors however. are likely C
be wrung from the big league mag
mates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
TOSSerS Win Fourth Straight Game With Victory O0er Fort Wayne FUe
HENRY FARRELL SAYS

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Reports
from London today that the British
ers are so enthused over the pros
pect OF the Dempsey Carpenter
there. make Messrs. Richard. Brady.
and Cochrane's 100000 ring baby
look like a homeless waif
When the fight first doomed up as
a sure thing, everybody and every
place wanted ii. Now il is getting
the general go by.
The fight cannot come of in New
York for Central Park filled at five
10 fifteen dollars would hardly pay
expenses.
France, with a forty percent tax
on tickets. over the customary
amount, makes it out Of the ques-
ton.
New Jersey beyond a statement
Of John Smith, Of the boxing COM
mission. some time ago, that the
fight would be welcomed there
hasn't commented on its attitude
recently.
Even II state sanction were OBJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
VOLUMES
FOUND BURIED IN
REALM OF SPIDERS
Books Adjoining Second Hand
Shelves Afford Surprise
TO Curious.

Browsing around IN the book sec
ton OF a second hand store nigh
not be your idea az having a good
time. especially when "a musty odor
thickens the damp atmosphere. an'
"a cloud OF dust attempts 90 escape
the spider Wcos cnmeshirc eoch vol
ume you take from the shelf
But % the book lover. and 20 tho
merely curious the secondhand
book shop is a possible gold minA
or an afternoons entertainment -
The 'prolecarian" is not the unly
one who visits the secondhand book
shop. some Of our "patricians" have
been seen scanning the titles OF the
volumes They know that a frs
edition COPY OF Shakespeare's Ma
beth" or Tcnuyson's "Idylls' IS az
likely 20 turn up there as On the
most expensive book shop on the
boulevard. ana great are their eX-
carnations OF delight when they
ounce upon such a volume.
Contain Quaint Doggerals.
Member the days when you used
tC write threatening doggerels iu
your books as a danger signal 90
those who might appropriate them
Here's a little rhyme composed by
South Bend man who Is very wei
known. now living on Colfax av..
with a crude drawing Of a butcher
knife beneath Il. in his "Clcero's or
atoms" bound IN one secondhand
shop
Touch not this book for fear o.
life.
For here you see the Butcher
Knife"
An inscription in Soldiers Three
by Rubyard Kipling. reads. For
Fritz. a Merry Christmas. from Auu-
tie Fan" other volumes worthy OF
mention are The Son Of the sword
maker" 10y Opie Read. cheaply
bound: school ManagemenUF by
samuel T. Dutton; How o. teach
reading i'm the Public Schools" and
Les Opinions de NJ. Jerome Coig-
nard" one wonders what kind -
a person Will purchase The AmcT
lean Gentleman's Guide 20 Polite
ness and Fashion" or an "AutobioE-
raphical Sketch OF Thomas Ewing
Even a book from a Greek lettot
sorority library found It's way 20 the
used goods shelves.
Although the volumes may be
dusty and musty (there Are layer
on some articles). classics may bo
found. like gold nuggets. with
the soilihg OF your hands
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
NATIONALS LOSE
TO LOCAL TEAM
BY 1914 SCORE
Cooper's Five Runs Away
With Game In Second Pc
Rod Rhodes Stars.

The lightning like floor work OF
the local South Bend y. n. c. Al
basketball team coupled with the
accurate basket shooting OF Ken
sier and Rhodes banled the St
Paul National quintet OF Fort WAYNE
IN their game here last night. which
the local organization won by score
of IS 90 Il. It was not until the
last half OF the fracas that the usual
calibre OF the local five was-display-
ed after which 30 was evident that
the visitors were CutCIasscd at their
own game.
For five minutes neither team
scored. the almost lmpregnable de-
Tense Of the visitors finally broke
way and registered from the mid
die Of the court The count was
even few seconds later when Ju-
day scored from the field For
snort time the scoring remained even
with six points each Then the To-
Gals started Commandment Of the
basket which Melted them five more
points before the closing of tho half
Visitors Drop Behind.
Fort Wayne attempted 90 even up
matters IN the last half when by a
series of rapid floor passpss they
added one field goal and one from
the free throw lane. After this they
seemcd 20 content 90 attempt TO hold
down the scoring Of the local crew.
gaining most Of the remainder of
'heir points ON foul goals. But the
defense of the visitors could not stop
the local scoring machine and at
the end OF the game the locals had
srored p more points. bringing their
total 20 80. Fort Wayne had added
five points 60 their score.
Brandy of \otre Dame. filled the
hole in the local machine made va
cant by the absence Of Award. who
is back in school. Although his play
ing at the guard position was only
fair he evcned up matters with his
floor work on the offensive. Rhodes
was by far the most consistent play
er Of the local crew. although at
times he used unusually rough tao
tics. Kenzlcr's basket shooting was
very accurate and he played bet
ter game ON the floor than usual.
Juday Is star.
The Fort Wayne center. Juday.
J aged stellar game for his OUTFIT.
handling the ball in his passing in
manner seldom witnessed on the
l.cal floor Waits. at guard played
good
The summary follows:
south Bend (36) Fort Wayne On
Position.
Ihodcs -...........-... Linnemeier
Forward
iadcbaugh -.-.- ..-....-.... Adams
Forward
Kenz.er ........-......... Juday
Center
Brandy ...........-.. ........ Waits
Guard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
ROper PeSSinliStiC as
To PrincetOn'S 1921
Prospects on GridirOn

Ev Associated Press
PRINCETON. y. J. Jan. s.
William w Roper. Princeton = head
football coach has Issued state
ment warning the Orange and Black
adhcreuts against over confidence in
REGARD 10 the 1921 football season
at Princeton Roper said the Tigers
would be hard hit by graduation.
losing Captain Callahan, Legendre,
Scheerer. Davis and Raymond and
that there is practically no material
i'm the present freshman class.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
MOGULS
GATHER FOR MEET
Minors Laying Plans For Fore
ing Concessions From
Big Leagues.
BY International News Service +:

by ANAfIAdlANAlAA News fNfAhl'ts
CHICAGO. Jan. S. The advance
guard Of baseball ma gnates-MajOr
and Minors who will confer here
next week in a epOchal meeting that
is expected TO weave the fabric of
government under which base ball
viii be administered in the future
began arriving here today.
a week OF hard work OF planning
for basebalrs future and for the i'm
pending season is faced ~ the mo-
guels
Schedule committees Of the Amer
lean and National League made up
the advance guard The plan Of
the 1921 playing season is to be
drafted and got out OF the way be-
fore the joint meeting OF major and
minor league magnates convened
next week.
Minors Planning.
The minor league delegation alone
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
HENRY WATTERSON
SAYS REPORT OF
ILLNESS IS BUNK
By international News Service (:

y
GALVESTON. Tex, Jan. s.
There is nothing the matter with
me that can't be cured with mon
cy." Col. Henry WattersOn. viril
editor emeritus Of the Louisville
Courier Journal told the Interna-
tional News Service today.
The report that I'm seriously 81
is bunk" DR. Edgar Allen. who is
attending the famous Kentucky
Journalist. declared today that Wat
terson is suffering only from Sigh,
bron chial trouble.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
Plan Second Meeting of
Jackson and Mitchell
~ InternationaI News Service:

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Willie Jack
son and Pinkey Mitchell probably
will be matched for "a return engage
ment here following their - round
battle 90 draw last night The bout
was stirring affair Jackson s.
superior hitting ability being offset
hv the cleverness of the Western
boxer
Mitchell was cautioned by the ref
cree for holding ON several Occas-
sious. This may have cost him
decision as the Judges DISAGREED.
one believing Jackson had won
while the other picked Mitchell
Referee Lew White. called it q
draw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
Call For the Ice Man!
ELkhGrt Mines Stage
Baseball Game Jan. 8
BY Associated Press

by Associated Press:
EIkHART, Ind, Jan. S.-Suffer-
iug from an unusually early attack
of baseball fever. due TO the mild
weather. wOrkmen I'm the c. G..
Conn. Ltd factory here today
formed two mines and repaired 10
bali park where they staged a game
before a large crowd Of fans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
u dIIed TO Meet Bill
Brennan at Dallas. Tex.

by Associated Press:
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan. s.
Hugh Walker of Kansas City and
Bm Brennan of Chicago will meet
in 12-round boxing contest NJ
Dallas. Texas. the night OF Jan D.
IL was announced here today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
MISHAWAKA DOWNS
KENDALYILLE FIVE
Visitors Unable to Cope With
Observation-Disclosures
Outstanding Star.

MiShawaka high school defeated
Kendauville high at basket ball 20
10 Is in the y. VI. &. A. gym. Satur-
day afte rnoon. Mishawaka's score
should have been much larger but
for repeated passing into the hands
II their opponents and failure to To-
cate the basket during the first half.
After leading ! TO at the end of
the first half, Mishawaka came back
i'm the final period with team play
that at times was brilliant, only to
lapse INTO careless handling Of the
ball. Weiss playing guard for the
suburbanites scored Il points and
his work was in fine contrast 10 the
rest OF the team. Graves his team
mate Gagged four field goals. For
Kendallville, Ritter with seven
points and Ortstadt with six points,
played most consistently. The line
up of the teams was as follows:
MISHAWAKA KENDALLVILE
Hunt ................... Ortstadt
Forward.
Graves ................. Ritter
Forward
Ernhart ........ .... Calkins
Center
weiss ................. Sawyer
Guard
NldIhe 800. .................. Schutt
Guard
Field goals for Mishawaka. Hunt
?, Graves 4. Weiss 4; for Kendall
vile, Calkins ?. Ritter 2, Ortstadt @.
Free throws Weiss 8, Ritter 3. Ref
cree Halas. Illinois Time of halves
20 minutes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
NAME SKATTNG DATES

EY AssOCiated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8.-Tnterra
tional skating championships will be
held at Lake Placid on Feb. 10. Il
and u, Il was announced here today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
Policemen arrest Four
On Charge of Suspicion

Peter Wroblewsli, 1901 W. Samp-
le St. has been arrested by Patrol
man PABLO and booked on a charge
OF suspicion. Three colored men
we're arrested by SerEt. HOsinski and
Officer Stull and booked on tn,
same charge. They were Walter
Nelson. 40 S Main st. Walter Jack
son, 226 y. limerick St. and Robert
Addison. 410 s. Main st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09
To Exhibit Man o Var
1T Louisville Track

HV AsS0r11teu ITeSS.
LEXINGTON. Ky. Jan. S.-Nan
ONar.. champion race horse. will be
shown al the Kentucky Jockey club
track when he arrives here enroute
to Hiuata farm where he viii be re-
tired 90 the stud, il was announced
by the Lexington board Of commerce
today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-09

The man who can not borrow
money at a bank has a lot OF nerve
TO ask a friend for a loan