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Evening star., 1921-07-26
The Bargain 9Th
Gets in the Clea,1.Up
With Seuen Good Bargains

Glove Silk Vests-Full cut, well
,made, tailored top with ribbon
straps. Reduced to.......... .$1.79
Lingerie Waists-Made of fine ma
terials, in tailored or lace and en-
broidery trimmed styles. Cleanup
(IOO) Wash Skirts-Made of good
quality white Gabardine, trimmed
with patch pockets and pearl but
tons. Reduced to............. .S1.OO
Crepe Kimonos-Pretty floral de.
signs; these are slightly faded.
Cleanup price. .S1.95
Bathing Suits-For women and
misses; knitted of good grade cot
ton; navy and black, wsth contrast
ing trim. Sizes to "A. Reduced
Women's Fiber Silk Hose-Per-
feet and second" qualities; black
only. Special, 3 pairs........:$1.OO
5000 Bungalow Aprons Light
and dark percales, in stripes and
plaids. Sizes forSKomen and misses.
Reduced to ..................... ...79c
Sixth Floor-Lansbursh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Clean-Up of Short Lots
of Sheets & Pillolvcases

GO d0zen) Infants Pill0wcases-
Of Pequot, Dwight and other, ia
nous brands of good muslin; also
used for lounging and camping
pillows. Reduced to, each. 49,. zoe
6 dozen) Seamless Sheets-Free
from dressing; size 1880. Deep
hens firmly sewn. Reduced to,
each ................... ..S1.Z5
lz,dozen) Seamless Sheets-Of the
very finest sheeting; all sizes from
the "a cot size up to double-bed
size Reduced to, each. ..... $l.IO
(z5 dozen) PiIlowcases-Slightly
irregular, but nothing to impair
their wearing qualities; sizes 42x36
and 45x36. Reduced to. each, Csc
Il baIe) Unbleached Muslin
Blackjack Seal Island quality, in
such demand for sheets, embroid-
cry work and dresses. Reduced to,
yarQ .......... loC
Domestic Dept-First Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Short Lots of Summer Hats
at Tremendous Sa

(15) Transparent Hair H ats
Large brims in black and brown
variety of trimming effects, only
one or two of kind. Regular
prices up to $3.50. Reduced to $500
(5O) Sport Sailors-Black and
fancy braids in various styles of
straight and cushion brims; draped
: or plain ribbon bands. Regular
prices $500 to so. Reduced
!. to .$Z.0S
(l5OC Tailored and Trimmed Hats
Comprising straws, fabric, felts,
silks and novelties. Reduced
to .................... .......... .$1.OO
Our Entire Summer Stock of Mil.
Iinery MISUNDERSTANDING flow
ers, foliage, novelties, etc. Regular
prices, 45c to 1896. Reduced to
23c to $l!o5
second Fleor-Lansburgh 4 BREEDER
Evening star., 1921-07-26

Every home must >have
Table Linens and To.Uels

l8 sets) 13.piece Luncheon Sets
Fine grade Linene, with edges GRO
cheted in green. Large ce1terpiece,
six plate and six turnbler doilies;
regularly 89c. Reduced to, set. $50
(3z dozen) Cotton Guest Towels
Good quality; space for monogram;
regularly $3.50. Reduced to,
dozen ............. 1900. .9o.@o
(z3) Mercerized Damask Pattern
Cloths-Full bleached in fine quail
ity size 2x2; regularly $4.39 Re
duced to ..................... 1898
6 dozen) Martex Turkish Bath
Towels-Blue and pink borders IN
? Grecian effect Reduced to,
(lz) Martex Fancy Bath Towels
Pink and blue borders; excellent
quality. Reduced to-, each. DC
(zO) Lace Trimmed Scarfs-Of
fancy, Wolfe; size 18x50; regularly
Sl.7o. Reduced to, each. ......S.@
. (19) 13-piece Embroidered Lunch.
con Sets-Extra fine quality Linene:
embroidered in rose, green, blue and
all white; regularly $3.50. Reduced
to, set ..'..............a. ..... .>5.<S
Lace Trimmed Scarfs-Three sizes
to match.
dGsss s;st 'i is14;; regularly slse Ks
dGsSs SD 'G fs.;4; regularly SIS :$'ias Il.
f'.ss dassd rfeo.-i:..Sa1:a to = 1rotSsi: :oS
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Save money o,, short lots
of Je1uelry and Trinkets

(1Oo)> Metal Bag Tops-Oxydized
effects; round and oval; chain
handles. attached; mirror in lid.
Were Soc. Reduced to, each. .Z9c
150) Filled Pearl Necl<laces-Very
lustrous and dainty. Gold plated
ring spring clasp. Were $l.O.
Reduced to................... ...SSc
(2OO) Gold Filled Collar Pins
Plain or engraved; ten on a card.
Formerly Csc. Reduced to, pair, 1Oc
Novelty Earrings-Drop and loop
effects; pierceiess models that
simply clasp on the lobe OF the
ear. Reduced from 6oc to, pair: SOC
First F1oor-LansbarsAsA Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Hort-lof Pricing
Forfy.FiUe Stueaters

az Women's Slip-on Sweaters-
Pretty rose color; sizes SO and 49,
Regularly $lW Reduced to: .:69c
(1l) Children's Maroon Sweaters
Sizes to 81: Reduced from $395,
to .................. -. $l.yS
(lzl Women's Tuxedo Sweaters-
Rich Peacock BIue; sizes 36 to 40.
Regularly $l95. Reduced to-. Csc
(lO) Women's Fiber Sweaters-
Tuxedo model; salmon pink and
medium blue; small sizes only. Reg
uIarly $3.95. Reduced t6...... .$1.05
Second Flser-LansS.rSh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
These BLouses Will Hur-
nv Out in the Clea,-Up

(3o) Silk and Crepe BIouses-Pon-
gee, Wash Silk and a few Geor-
gettes. Only one or two OF kind.
lyon and slip-over models. Broken
sizes. Regularly $3.50. Reduced
(49) Cotton Blouses-Rose, blue
and white; good. for wearing under
slip-over frocks. Regularly 7oc. Re-
duced -! .Z0c
Second Fl00r-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Pay little for Corsets,
Rrnssi;eres and Randeaux

Odd lots of Corsets-Of coutil and
brocade, in white and flesh; long
hip and low bust; sizes 19 to IS;
= front and back lace models. Re-
0uceQ TO. ....y -. @1.10
Cleanup of Memo Brassieres-Of
heavy muslin and elastic webbing;
especially useful for stout women;
sizes 50 to 81. Reduced to-. ...$1.60
Summer Corsets-Of firm Summer
net; medium bust and elastic top
models. Reduced to. .......... .IIZ0
Third Floor-LansburEh 4 Brother
Bandeaux and Brassieres-Heavy
basket. weave; different models
fastening back or front; trimmed
with lace and embroidery. Re-
duced to ..................... ...4Sc
First Fioor-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Short Lots From
ChiLdren's Apparel Shop

(6O) Girls Summer Dresses-White
and light colored Wolfe and
Georgette. Only few of size.
Slightly mussed and soiied, but most
of them are washable and all can be
dry cleaned. Reduced from $995 to
$3.50 down to
$5.o5, $10.5O and $14.50
(ZZ) Little Boys Dresses-White
combined with blue, tan or green.
"a Some solid colors in gingham. Reg
ularly $l.o5 to $3.50 Reduced
to ...-........ 81. ~ and $l.0S
A Table full of
soiled pieces
! (37) Boys Blue OveralIs-With
five pockets; sizes to 8 years;
ankle length; regularly ,79c. Re-
duced to .................... ..S9c
az Infants Knit Petticoats-
Sizes 8, 4 and 6 years; regularly 6oc.
Reduced to .....................Z ..Z9c
(z4) Infants Dresses, Slips and
Nighties-Very much soiled, but all
washable; regularly 89c to $3.50. Re-
duced to ............... .6oc to, Csc
: 40 Small Girls MILDLY Dresses
I Sizes q to 4 years; excellent white
3 jean; regularly 1895. Reduced
to .................... .ySc
(16) Little Girls Pinafore Aprons
Pretty Ginghams in small checks
sizes 4 to 6 years. Reduced to. .60c
Third FIoor-Lansburgh 4 Brother
q s.a
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Speeding out these Use
ful Home Furnishings

gl1I1 AWNINGS feduy y.tO.ndiS
complete with fixtures aft. size.
~ Reduced to; each. ............ ...S1.oS
Y3OO yards) Awning Material-Tan
- and white stripe. Regular 5oc and
- 6oc quality. Reducefto. .:39c
(6) Couch HammocJes-Khaki in
natural shade; magazine pocket;
q. wind shield; firmly made. Reduced
ny Linene Couch Covers Stripes
and plain; AZ inches wide; 2A yards
long Regularly &o8. Reduced
to ...'''' '0As>O
Fourth FloOr-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Little, But Oh, N.Y.! Big
Savings in the CIean-Up

Short Lots Of Hair .Nets-Hair and
silk mesh in cap and straight
styles; all colors, but not all
colors or all styles in any one kind.
Reduced to, dozen. n............ ZSc
Sewing NeedIes-Excellent steel,
in one and assorted sizes. Re-
ruced to, 4 packages for. .-... Sc
Elastic and Betting Remnants
Black and white, in assorted
widths. Reduced to, 3 yards for Izc
First FIOOr-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Short Lot clean s.Ueeps
the Boys Clothing

Boys Golf Caps-Season's favored
plaids and mixtures. Reduced to,
each ................
Boys Bath Robes-Terry Cloth
and Eiderdown in variety of styles
and colors. Reduced to-. 81 90
Boys Observation-Disclosures fab
RIGS, in dark tan; sizes 8 to II
years. Reduced to............. .$2.98
Boys Cloth Suits Mixtures.
Tweeds and Cassimeres; Norfolk
and plain models; sizes to 16 years.
Reduced to $500
Boys One-piece RatlliIrg Suits
Plain navy blue. Reduced to. SEC
Boys Crash Norfolk Suits-Sizes
S to 13 years; we'll tailored and
washable. Reduced to........ .S1.0S
Fish F1oor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26

A Knockout in prices
of Mems Furnishings
6 dozen) Mems Athletic Shirts
and Drawers-Shirts in sizes 81, 36
and 46; drawers in sizes 80. 81 and
y AZ. Regularly 55c. Reduced,to, gar
ment ...........ZyS
(6 dozen) Mems Jean Drawers
Sizes 80, 81 and 50 waist measure
ments. Regularly &c. Reduced
10 ............ -. -. .... ...- SSC
(sH dozen) Mems Athletic Union
Suits-Sizes "a and 36. Regular
prices $lOO and $l.39. Reduced
6 dozen pairs) Mems darters-
Single and double grip; slightly
soiled, but good makes. Regularly
35c. Reduced to, pair. .......... lie
q dozen) Mems Belts-Wit h
tongue buckle; nearly all sizes
in the lot. Regularly 75c. Reduced
FiFnt Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Short Prices or, Short
Pieces of Good Ribbons

K b b on RemnantS-In uSabIe
lengths for hair bows, millinery,
fancy work, girdles, etc. Satin,
plain and fancy, in many colors. Re-
, duced to, yard. TIC
Narrow Ribbon r e m n ts-
Lengths and widths suitable for
lingerie, shoulder straps and similar
uses. Reduced to, yard. SC
First FNlOor-LansburEh & Brother.
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Won,en's Summer Knit Un-
dey.veu Short-Lot Priced

f(11O) Women's Vests-Low necks
and shoulder straps, tailored neatly.
Reduced to. each. -. 18c, 8 for SOC
(36O) Women's yests-Low necks
and sleeveless; tailored styles; all
81. sizes. Reduced to.....Zoc, and 30c
(4s0) Women's Knit Union Suits
s Low neck and tight knee; tailored
styles; sizes as they run. Reduced
to, ................40c and 60c
First Flsor-Lansburxh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Petticoats and House
Dresses-in the Clea1-Up

Petticoats- fiowered Heather
bloom, in a variety of patterns and
color effects; mussed from han
ding. Regularly $1o5! Reduced
to ................. SLID
House Dresses-Of good quality
Percales and .Ginghams, in several
different models, but all very prac-
tical Regularly $l.95. Reduced
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Eighty-Mine Lucky Women
Will Buy These Dresses, Skirts
and Suits at Short Prices

1s) Small Women's suits-Late Spring models that
you'll appreciate for early Fall Not heavy in weight but
can worn until real cold weather Dark tan and navy;
silk lined Not mussed-simpy the end Of large lot
which was faVorte in the late spring. de Q OS
Formerly $500 and $780, reduced to-. &lc'1O
uz) Women's Suits of twill cord and treotne; dark
brown, light brown and navy blue. Sizes
as they Formerly $45OO to $500; de1O IN
reduced to ~ - -
GD Silk Dresses-Crepe de Chine, Georgette Can
Crepe in gray, tan, copen and white Attractive
sts,sn stss Fo[@s1y priced $3.50 to $780, $3.50
(S) Sport and Dressy Frocks-Cr de Chine, Can
s:ss; s:ss;:s 8 = s;a:a:s WOOL Formerly sss $3.50
(zs) Silk and Crepe Dresses-Printed Chiffon, Voes,
Georgetes Canton Crepes and eombinationsa few taf
fetas in the lot, but only of two of
kind Formerly $3.50 to $500; re- Ge7QOE
(22)' Silk Sport Skirts-Baronets, Satin, Taly-ho,
Plaids Crepe de Chine and other silks in approved sport
styles and colors.- Plain pleated. For
merly s995 to sll95 In the short-lot S6.05
Second F1oor-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Short Lot prices hurry
out these Stockings

(z48 pairs) Women's Silk Hose
Black; full-fashioned; slightly ir-
: regular; mostly and 9H. Reduced
to, pair. ir..................... SOC
(366 pairs) Women's Stocl<ings-
Odd lots and discontinued numbers !;
some silks, some lisle-not all sizes !;
some irregulars. Reduced to,
pair ...................... soc
(43z pairs) Children's Socks
Broken sizes; some irregulars !;
many styles. Reduced to, pair,
Csc, z9c and SOC
(4SO pairs) Children's Rib e d
Stockings Black, white and tan.
: Sizes as they run. Reduced to,
\ First FIoor-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Still Many Weeks for
Bathing Caps and Shoes

C132) Rubber Bathing Caps
flight fitting that keep the hair
dry; tie under the chin; all colors;
regularly 15c. Reduced to, each. 1Oc
(l25) Bathing ShoeSAll colors,
of good quality sateen; MacKay
soles: regular price, $l.5O. Re-
duced to, pair. ...............-.$1.1O
First Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-26
SaUe money on these
Stamped, n,ade-up
Garments

Ready to work, then ready
to wear. Lingerie, Bunga-
low Aprons, Crepe Kimonos
and Smocks. Many designs
and all sizes in the lot, but not
in each garment. Regular
prices $L.50sto $3.50. Short
lot policy reduces them to,
each. csc.
FHth FIoor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Laundering tUiN freshen;
Mussed Undern,uslis,s

Mussed Undermuslins-No woman
will miss this cleanup of gowns,
chemise, petticoats, pajamas, bloom
ers of crepe and wash satin. Not
all sizes in each, but all sizes in the
group. Reduced to. o..............Soc
Third Flosn-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Silk Remnants
Will go Quickly

Cannot cite regular prices,
for there's a range of short
lengths representing so many
different kinds and grades
that we \haven't space; but
the remnants are usable
lengths, all the way from
piece for a hat or fancy work
to a blouse, skirt or lingerie
garment. Taffeta, Messaline,
Satin, Foulard, Crepe de
Chine, Georgette, Tub Silks,
Velvets. All reduced to,
yard ...................9 .9Sc
TAird Floor-Lansburgh q Bro.
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Price Quake Shakes Wednesday DySaue

Prices Short on Children's
Summer Knit Underwear
(96) Children's Vests-Elastic tex
ture and very dura BILE; tailored neck
and armhole. Reduced to......25c
(38) Children's Vests and Panta-
lettes-Vests tailored at neck and
armho1es; pantalettes knee length.
Reduced to .30c
800 ChiIdren's Union Suits-Low
necks and knee length; sizes as they
run. Reduced ...60c
First FloQ-LansburEh. & Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Buy a HALF -Doze en-
Clean-Up Handkerchief

(3z dozen) Mems and Boys Hand
kerchiefs-Plain white with hem
= stitched hens, others with plain
colored borders and some with
fancy printed borders. Reduced to,
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .1Z12C
First F1oor-LansburEh & Brother
Waxed Paper-Sanitary. dustproof
and moisture proof, for wrapping
food, placing on top of Jelly jars, etc.
Sheets 9xl2, IS sheets to the roll
Reduced to.....3 rolls for 1OC
First FIoor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-26

Water will run-short lots will &C.
cumulate are inevitable. To-
morrow, everything in this great store
of an odd nature-surplus-broken
lines-remnants-mussed and handled
merchandise-has been rounded-up
and priced for quick clearance.
Evening star., 1921-07-26
Profits are forgotten
elimination is the only object

This is not charity aimless throwing away
of money; it is the price which great modern
store must pay in order to maintain the highest
standard of cleanliness of stock and variety of
sortment. 1t is to merchandising what houseclean.
ing is to housekeeping.
Very few words necessary. Indeed, if we used
very many, they would be read for the prices and
values speak so loud-that anything else is super
HuOus.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20
PRESENT ARGUMENT
FOR AND AGAINST
CUBAN SUGAR DUTY
Sugar Manufacturers Say
Rate Will Ruin Cuban In
duStry- Beet Interests
Hold Other View

Washington. December lex
tended arguments for and against re-
tention of the present temporary duty
of 1.6 cents pound on Cuban raw
sugar were presented today to Sen
ate tariff trainers. Spokesman for
American sugar companies operating
In Cuba declared the existing rate
would prevent the rehabilitation OF
the Industry in the island republic,
while representatives of the beet
sugar industry in this country as
serted that return to the Underwood
law rate of one cent a pound would
prevent the development of that in
dustry If 1t did not destroy 1t.
The senators were told by those
representing American companies in
Cuba that more than a mere tariff
question was involved; that the re-
Mobilization of Cuba depended upon
the sugar industry and that the
United states was morally bound 70
aid that country. They also argued
that there was $1,000, 100000 of Amer
lean capital Invested In the Cuban
industry as against 100000 in the
industry in this country.
hcanb ld&
1t also was argued that the duty
proposed to be made permanent by
the Fordney bill" was the highest i'm
posed in 80 years and that it repre-
scented direct tax of S162, 100000 an
nually on the American people, $751;
100000 of which would go to Amer
lean sugar producers. Attention was
also called by witnesses that Cuba
imported last year s515, 100000 worth
of American products and that, since
the economic life of the island de-
pended upon its sugar crop, much of
this trade would be lost unless the
United States helped to rehabilitate
the Cuban sugar industry.
Finally it was argued that the
clause in the Fordney bill permitting
American refiners to import at three
fourths OF the normal duty two pounds
of sugar for each pound of domestic
sugar refined from beets or cane was
a violation of the spirit, if not the
letter of the reciprocity teeaty with
Cuba giving a preferential rate of
20 per cent below the full rate on
imports from that country.
1t also was contended that this was
discrimination in favor of certain
American interests and injurious to
others.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20
$4,000 LOSS IN
FIRE AT MERIDIAN

Meridian, Miss, December To-
(speciai)-The large four-story brick
building occupied by Winner, Klein
& Co. on Fourth street here as the
wholesale grocery department, to-
gether with the contents. were com
pletely destroyed by fire tonight, en-
failing loss to building and con-
tents estimated at about $780, The
fire originated on the second floor.
supposedly from defective lighting
wire, and burned rapidly. The build
ing being in the middle of the block,
the fire was difficult to handle. but
was confined to it. A falling wall
crushed the rear part of the Weld
mann cafe sleeping rooms on the
second floor, doing a damage that is
estimated at something like $4,000.
One spectator. Albert Shanks. aged
about rs, was overcome by live wire
but his condition is reported from the
hospital as not serious. The fire
was gotten under control at about II
o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20
NV FaUorife Stories
BY IRWIN s. COBB
II c.. e ,zc IIL:sL I..,rouarnan4s
BY IRWIN S. COBB

friend Third and told him
he quit the buttonhole making trade
in said proudly-'such
mess, Lots of money it!'
do business?" demanded his friend.
We explained the slider Il by auction sales and
cheap em high Yesterday bought picture
SIS and today sold it for $50"
"What the subject?"
subject said colector-"it
Sure know the every picture got
understand Was this
still life,
What did it representa-"
ex-buonhoer ITO
This here eidnt have
of felrs flag ae Teller
teller had a drum and one fener had h@@iaeher'
Copyright 1921 by the Central Pr~S Association.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20
FEDERAL RESERVE ACT
AMENDMENT TAKEN UP
By Associated Press

Washington, December l9.-The
Senate began consideration today Of
the bill to amend the federal reserve
act, so that a farmer would be APP
pointed to fill the next vacancy in the
federal reserve board. While leaders
said the measure would be passed, &C
tion was delayed by the submission OF
a half dozen amendments, around
which discussion was centered when
adjournment was taken.
The bill served to open the debate
on the general affairs of the reserve
board and the banks and several sem
ators resented attacks made recently
on the reserve system. These cul-
minated in a declaration by Senator
Heflin, democrat, Alabama. that
worse things could be done for the
country than the removal of all OF
the present members of the board"
and the assertion by Senator Mclean,
republican, Connecticut, that some
of the proposed amendments would
get nothing for the farmer
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20
GIST OF The NEWS
GENERAL

6EN EiitAL
Stock exchange opening Is very ir-
regular.
Trade buying and covering causes
n rise In cotton.
Upward swing in wheat recorded in
Chicago pit.
Hefiin charges w. T.. G. Harding
voted republican ticket.
STATE
selma will hold big hog sale on
January rs.
Southern Traffic league meets in
Atlanta January 3.
LOCAL
CIoe studies law as to wrestling and
boxing here.
Record broken in mailing Christ
mas parcels this year.
Mitchell dam dedicated and first ce-
ment poured into SS.0O0.000 structure.
inventory of jail IL made by solicit
tor.
Escaped wOoden-Iegged prisoner IL
taken by police.
Judge Allen winner in Automobile
club contest.
North Bessemer road question far
from settled.
Arrests may follow wearing OF
parts of prohibited uniform.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20
Chicago Bandits
Rob Santa Claus
-=----
Nv Associated Press

ChicaEo, December 1s.-TWo
Chicago bandits who don't be-
lieye In santa Claus today have
IN their possession s490 that had
been raised to provide Christ
mas cheer for needy families OF
south Chicago.
Patrick II. Monaghan, member
of the Illinois commerce commits
sion, who for the last 10 years
has taken up n collection to buy
coal and food for the poor OF
that quarter of the city, attended
a meeting last night mt which
800 uns raised. While en- route
home he was accosfed by two
men who demanded the money.
.You don't want this money
argued Mr.. Monaghan. Its n
collection for the poor kids out
here who arc hungry and cold.
am south Chicago's SANTA Clnus.'
ave don't believe in Santa
"CIaus." said the robbers.
Monaghan handed over the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20
NEW FAR EASTERN
QUESTIONS CONSIDERED

Washington, December 19.-As the
Japanese Chinese negotiations over
shantung approach a decision, the
arms delegates are turning their at
tention to other features of the far
eastern situation and may resume
within few days the committee
meetings which were interrupted to
give the Shantung problem clear
field. 1t appeared tonight that the
central question Of the Shantuns dis
Observation-Disclosures of Japanese
control from the Tsingtao- Tsinanfi
railway-was near a solution and
that the Japanese and Chinese might
be brought into final and complete
accord shortly.
Among other far eastern questions
the Chinese request for abrogation
Of the "21 demands" agreements and
the proposal for withdrawal Of the
powers from occupied territory in
China are attracting increasing no
tice
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20
GENERAL BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT FORESEEN
BOTH. IN AMERICA AND OTHER COUNTRIES


believed to be materially relieving conditions the agricultural and
At the federal
within
months evdencing better feeling in the market
REIMBURSEMENT of the
leading the asserted
had been reduced greatly Until this purchasing there
the Officials remarkable
but at the time asserted the gradual
steadily could without
the intervention of unnatural agencies for stimulation
of the officials
to have Statutory effect bettering the world