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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27

CASA I'm VENTA. ConudAo ,I1uy CS1CA
playa Parque. Concrete armada, cua-
tro dormitorios ,amplio solar. D,rigirse:
Bungalow, Apartado correo 13S, San
Juan.-7-1.
FERoND, Ell MAGo DEL cABE-
LILO La Ultima palabra de la ciencia en-
benehcio del CUERo CABELLUDo. Gu
ra PosITIvAMENTE la caspa, detiere
la caida del cabollo y HAcE RENAcER
el perdido.
De venta en- todas las farmacias de
San Juan.-7-6.
BIANQUEADoR DERHIAR VIVA, es-
peciaI para las personas do color, enabian
quece rapidamente ell cutis oscuro dan
dole un tono dc suavIdad maraVilloso.
Pomo cincuenta centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co.-7-s
Sc vENDE; Rcgissradora "NacionaI'
tione dos gabetas, cuatro operaciones dc
registro motor el6ctrico para funcionar.
Marca dcsde IN centavo hasta 500 go.
Costo $4,000. Sc da por s25o.oo. Tetuan
$3.50.
TELAREs redondos paya bordar des
de vcinte a. cuarenta ceutimetros un
dollar. 81 .25. 1.6o, LIS y 200. Franqueo
extra.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co.'S
Sc vENDE un truck ''Pierce Arrow
6e dos toneladas de carga precio mo-
dico. Informara Antonio Jim6ncz, Ofici
( ma del Trolley Marina, San Juan.-P.
Aqua coLoN1A DE cory, la mas RI
ca y agradable para ell tocador, en- fras-
cos de un octave de litro $1.69, un Guar
70 litro, $3.15. Grande un htro, $7.48.
Franqueo extra.
GONZALEZ PADIN COB
- s1o,e.-~.- >,>>>,.4-.,~..
vENDEDOR sILEETCIoso le hara ga
mar pronto 10 que le cuesten las incom
parallels vIDRIERAs MosTRADoR
IMPERIAL" PRECIOS DE FA-
BRICA. CoNDICIoNEs IIBERALEs
DIAz HERMANos, CRUZ 10, San
Juan, 30
STOMALIx sAIz DE CARLO, para ia :
cjlitaT la digestion y cvitarse las moles-
tias dol est6mago Q intestinos. tomeso
rna cucharada de Stomalix Saiz de Car
10 despu6s de cada comida, 10 venden
todas las boticas.
GONZALEZ PADIN co.-7-9
ALMoRRANAS internas externas,
curaci6n infalible con ANEEIA SMITH.
iUldmo adelanto de la ciencia medica!
tMilIares do curacionesl Basta un solo
tubo. DcSventa ''The Porto Rico Drug
Co.. DistSibuidor J. @. Peyork, Box
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27
PEDRO G. ouINoNEs
AVOCADO Y NoTARIo

AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
Graduado de has UniverEidades de
Pennsylvania, Harvard y Puerto Ri
CO. Postula ante las Cortez de Puer-
to Rico Corte Federal.
P. o. Box, 12s Tel. 400, s. J.
Edificio NOA, San Juan, PR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27
MARINA

Este acreditado hotel situado en- la
Marina, frente al Paseo de la Prin-
.cesa ha pasado poder del que sus-
cribe por compra hecha a su antique
dueno. Sc admiten abonados. Buena
comida. Excelente Servicio. Habita-
clones frescas y bien cquipadas.
Benito MAYOL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27

DESEO casa, piso apartamento peque
flo, propio para matrimonio y servicio,
en- sitio c6ntrico de San Juan. Dirtjase
M. r., Box 345, san Juan. P.
sozODONT famosa dentffrica desin-
fectantc para la boca; combination de
un pomo de liquido y una latita de pol
vos en- su estuche por un dollar.
GONZALEZ PADTN COB
Sc DESEA arrendar por dos mcses para
uso particular un autom6vil de cinco
pasajeros. Dirfjase Mayor M. Lopez,
FL Oriente, Naguabo, especifcando pre-
clio, condolences, etc.-6-27.
EN- SANTURCE Sc alquilan dos buenas
habitaciones para matrimonio sspera-
das. Son frescas, limpias, buena conf
da y buen servicio. Informaran en- la
misma casa. Carretera No. 222, Parada
90 media, Santurce, P. R.-6-29
MULsIFIDE CocoANUT OIL SHAM
POO ell proparado maravilloso para la
varse la cabesa, cura radicalmente la
caspa y evita la caida del cabolio, Sc
garantiza ell rosultado Frasco 70 centa-
vos.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co.'S
Sc ALQUILA cspl6ndida habitaci6n pa
"a caballcros solos: informaran San Jo-
sc As, tercer piso. Casa do familia respe-
table-P.
!, oPORTUNIDAD: En- lugar certrico
Ide la ciudad y on un mirador, Sc al
quilan habitaciones amplias frescas
Casa dc familia honorable. sInformes en-
Ia administrator de Ell MUNDo. 6-27
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27

ST QUIERE listed COMPRAR o VEN
DER Bonos Acciones de Bancos, Cen
trales otros valorcs, fincas riisticas y
urbanas. colocar 0 tomar dinero en- h'po
tccas pignorar valorcs, dirijase N.
LLAURI Y Co., Tetuan No. 6, Tel6fo
no 2S7, San Juan, p R. p
FONOGRAFOS de manufactura
alemana Sc venden plazos c6modos
semanalcs en- Allen No. 70.-7-2O.
TENEDoR DE LIBRos competence,
ofrece sus servicios para trabajar dia-
riamente do 2 4:3O p. M. Dirijass
P. o Box o1s, telcfono 521, San
Juan. 6-27
NECESITAMOS cuatro abanicos cleo
tricos de ascalaci6n dc 90 pulgadas usa-
dos Y un racaor completo para una ma
uuina POWER 6-B. PAGAN BRO
THEIRS, .. Box 1909. San Juan,
Puerto Rico. 6-23
CURESE LA CASPA RADICALMEN-
TIE unas cuantss apiicacionca del fa.aosc
HrRPICIDE - dejara la cabeza ii,npia
de caspa, vigotsa = eyita Ia aida del
pelo. Pomo 70 centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN CO.
A BENEFICIo DEL PUBLICo.- -EI ma
ravilloso libro". Tesoro dc los Lendrs'
sera vendido Oh San Jos6 IS st., tercer
piso, por Ell reducido precio de $O.25 du.
rante treinta dfas. Aproveche ahora y
comprc ell suyo.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27
r. c. PEREZ ALMIRoTY
ABOGADO-NOTARIO.

Tribunales Insulares y Corte Fe-
deral. Especialidad en- casos de Ne
gligencia. Ofcina y Notarfa. Csleta
San Juan, No. 4, bajos, izquierda.
P. o. Box 1853. Telefono 1141.
SAN JUAN, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27

ARECIBO, Plaza principal Hotsls
Cafe, Colmado y Restaurant. 81 Me-
jor de Arecibo. Sitio para autom6-
viles anexo aI Hotel.
PEDRO ORPI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27
Ell DORADO
CAFE RESTAURANT

CAFE RESTAURANT
(Frente la Camara de Delegados)
ofrecemos un servicio de comidas La
carta ? precios de situac;6n. Un exec.
lents y aromatico cafe para 81 gustc
mas reftnado. Haganos una viGtta ,
sera complacido.
vEINTIDos Y TORRES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27
PILDORAS CIRCASIANAS

iTersura! iBelleza!
De venta: The Porto Ri
co Drug Co, ]. N. Blan-
co & Co. y r. Julia Il Co
San Juan. Farmacia Alto.
cha Y r. Rodriguez {
CO., Ponce. Distributor
J. G. Peyork. Editicit
Bouret. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27

ALMoRRANAs internas externas
curaci6n infalible con A1yED1A SMITH
iUltimo adelanto de la ciencia medica!
IMilIares do curacicnesl Basta un solo
tubo. De >venta "The Porto Rico DRUG
Co.. DistSibuidor J. g. Peyork. Box
1862. San Jusn.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27
Sc alquila.

DESEo casa, piso apartamento peque
flo, propio para matrimonio y servicio,
en- sitio c6ntrico de San Juan Dirijase
a M. r., Box 345, san Juan. P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27
DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA
Or. E. N. RocANEoRA LOPEZ.

OR. {. N. BOCANECRA LOPEZ.
Especialista en- enfermedades Tro-
picales, Was Urinarias y Stills.
Laboratorio de Analisis Clinicos.
Gabinete de Electroterapia.
NEOSALVARSAN ALEMAN
LEGITIMO
SALVARSAN PLATA.
TeIefono 1898. p. O. Box 1150.
Horas de oficina:
De 10 IL a. m. y de / a 4 p. m.
San Francisco 81. San Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27

TEATRO CINE Las ANTHLAs. 81
tuade detrAs TAI.LEREs el mas fresco.
c6mode , ventilAdo. Estreno todas las
Aocnsa. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27

TELARES redondos paya bordar des-
de vcinte a cuarenta ceutimetros un
dollar, 81 .25, 1.5o, LIS y 200. Franqueo
extra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27

Sc vENDE; Rcgissradora "NacionaP'
ticne dos gabetas, cuatro operaciones dc
registro, motor el6ctrico para funcionar.
Marca dcsde un centavo hasta 500 So.
Costo $4,000. Sc da por s25o.oo. Tetuan
$50.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27

Sc VENDE un truck "Pierce Arrow
6e dos toneladas de carga a prscio mo-
dico. Informara Antonio Jim6nez, Ofci
ma del Trolley, Marina, San Juan.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27

FONOGRAFOS de manufactura
alemana Sc venden plazos c6modos
semanales en- Allen No. 70.-7-2O.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27

CASA EN- VENTA. Condado ,muy cerca
playa y Parque. Concrete armado, cua-
tro dormitorios ,anplio solar. Drigirse:
Bungalow, Apartado correo 13S, San
Juan.-7-1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
ID ELECT EDITOR OF
 4GOLD AND BLACK
Students of Birmingham Southern to Select Repre-
 sentatives to Senate

The student body of the senior, ju- nior and sophmore classes of Bir- mingham Southern college met yes terday to elect representatives from eacn class to the student senate. The senior class is represented by three of it's members, the juniors by two and the sophomores by one member. Following the election the senate met with a full attendance to elect officers for the term. Newman Yielding was elected president of the assembly and Perry Scrivner, secre- tary.
 An election will be held tomorrow at the college for editor of The Gold and Black" the school publication, and also for manager of the paper.
 It was announced in chapel yes terday morning that the Johnson medal in philosophy would be given this year for the last time. This medal has been given to the student attaining the highest marks in the philosophy course. It has been given by James W. Johnson. who has gone to Louisville, Ky, and will not offer the medal again.
 It has been announced by President Snaveley that Miss Cora Reeves has been secured to teach the department of public speaking in the college for this session.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
WOMAN INJURED
 WHEN CAR AND UTNEY COLLIDE

Street car motorman and jitney driver were placed under arrest after an accident at the corner of Thirty fourth street. north, and First ave nue last evening at about $40 o'clock
 It is said that the jitney contain ing the driver, J. J. Gieilo of COG ia North Twentieth and passenger Mrs. Selma Knight of 62O5 First ave nue, had stopped on First avenue at the corner of First and Thirty fourth street on the car tracks in front of street car of which C. D. Bradley was the motorman. The street car crashed Into the rear of the jitney injuring Mrs. Knight who was rid ing in the rear seat of the jitney. Mrs. Knight was taken to her home in a passing automobile.
 The motorman was placed under arrest on a charge of reckless driv- ing and the jitney driver was ar rested on the charge of violating the traffic laws.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
LARGE CROWDS
 ATTEND CIRCUS

Featured by the Nelson family, famous aggregation which stands for the fourth generation of the family in circus work. John Robinson's cir GUS showed in Birmingham yester- day afternoon and evening, with a parade in the morning.
 Familiar faces found among the seasoned "bg top stars which ap- peared under the big top yesterday were those of Slivers Johnson, Joe Hodgini, Irene Montgomery, Etta Hodgini, Frank Stout, Doc Keene and John Miller. Old Bill Ash. young in makeup, is still cavorting among the elbows. Joe Hodgini. al though handicapped by an injured foot, in which bone was broken, is one of the features of the Rob inson's circus. Hodgini's bareback work was little short of uncanny, however. Cecil Lowande was an able assistant to Hodgini.
 Etta Greer and Irene Montgomery did some very graceful horseback stunts. Their bareback work was very good. The Nelsons took first honors with their all-round aro- battle work. The family is composed of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson, Misses Rosina. Hilda, Oneida. Car menita, Estralia and Theol and lit tie Paul. Strasselis seals deserve comment, as do the elephants uPder the direction of Miss Irene Mont- gomery
 The Tamaki troupe deserve com ment for their acrobatic work Ihe clown band carried off a large DOT tion of the comedy honors.
 The circus will remain over in Bir- rinrham today. because of the Geor- gia Sunday blue law. which forolus the unloading of animals on Sundas. About 5000 persons attended eacn here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
GOODMAN TALKS ON
 TRANSFER SERVICE
Company Operates on Time and Material Basis, Sav-.
 ing Effected

Announcement was made yesterday by Henry C. Goodman of the Good man Transfer and Warehouse com pany. that this company is now oper- ating its transfer service on a time and material basis instead of hauling by the load.
 We are not only doing business on this basis but guarantee that the price of our service will be less than that of those who haul by the load" MT. Goodman said yesterday. We feel that this Is really the only fair way. to compute transfer prices, in that the person receiving the service pays only for what he gets, the time of our employees, and the cost of the ma terials used in hauling his goods.
 We fee, that our company Is not only guaranteeing lower prices. but is capable of giving the best possible service to the public. Our motto is: The world moves and so do we,i and we mean by this that we move in the most modern and efficient way.
 Our company Is always ready to serve the public on short notice, and we are making special preparations for the October moving season. We are exclusive users of the King Steel Shipping cases for shipping furniture and other goods away from the Cityr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
SENATE TAX BODY
 FAILS TO AGREE ON
 SHOOT SALES PLAN
(Contrnued From Page onc.)

companies from last January l. Ths present policy of income taxation in the case of insurance other than lifs would be continued In considering bill the committee restored the pro- visions of the present law permit ting manufacturers subject to taxes under section 300 and doing both a wholesale and retail business to com pute the tax upon retail sales upon the basis of their wholesale selling prices.
 Collector To Settle Taxes
 Accepted the privision authorizing the commissioner of internal reve- nue with the approval of the Secre- tary of the Treasury and the consent of the taxpayer, to make final set clement of tax cases.
 Approved the provision that if the personal service corporation pro- visions of the 1918 law are held un- constitutional such corporations shall pay the tax imposed upon other cor porations under the 1918 act unless they elect to pay taxes under the personal service corporation pro- vision of such act.
 Approved the House method of treating personal service corpora tions as other corporations on and after next January 1.
 Adopted the House provision per- hitting the deduction of a net loss resulting after December 31, 1920, in any taxable year. from the net in come of the taxpayer for the sue ceeding taxable year, and if the net loss is in excess of the net income for such succeeding taxable year, the amount of the excess in the next sue ceeding taxable year
 Approved the House provision au- thorizing the commissioner of inter nal revenue. with the approval of the secretary, to make regulations re- versing prior regulations without making subsequent regulations retro active.
 Accepted the House provision au- thorizing the establishment of a tax simplfication board to investigate the procedure of and the forms used by the bureau of internal revenue and to make recommendations for the simplification thereof.
 Accepted the House proposal allow ing the deduction in computing net incomes of an individual Of amounts expended for meals and lodging by travelling men and other persons while away from home in the pursuit of trade or business.
 Limited the deduction of individ- uals for gifts to charitable and eau cational institutions. in computing the net income. and struck out a House provision granting similar deduction to partnerships and corpo- fiNpS If f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
NEGRO BOY INJURED

Aaron Hightower. a negro boy. was injured on Eighth avenue, north. near Eighteenth street yes terday evening at about 5;15 o'clock when the bicycle upon which he was riding was struck bp an automobile driven by w. L. Roberts of Pow derly.
 The negro boy was taken to the Hillman hospital where the extent of injuries was not known last night. The boy was riding a delivery bi- cycle for the Levy Drug company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
I Tennessee Income
 Tax Falls Short of
 Collections in 1920
By Associated Press

With s3.000,000 paid as income tax this month, collections in Tennessee for the third quarter show a decrease of s2.461.972 from the corresponding period of 1920 and s1,500,000 from the second quarter of 1921
 General business depression was assigned as the cause of a slump in this quarters receipts as compared with 1920. Larger receipts during the second quarter than for the third this year are attributable to the fact that many accounts were settled in full at first, according to E. B. Craig, collector.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
SHERIFF HARTSFIELD
 AND DEPUTIES SUED

Alleging that her intestate was killed by deputies under Sheriff J. C.. Hartsfield, Mrs. Rose Wilkinson. ad- ministratrix of the estate of Marion wilkinson, yesterday filed suit against ]. Chris Hartsfield, w. A. Standifer, William T. Standifer, the United States Fidelity and Guaranty company and Paul c. Cole and the National Surety company for s25,00o damages.
 According to the allegation of the petition the plaintiffs intestate was riding along a highway of the county on August ?. when the three deputies in attempting to arrest him, shot him. as a result of which injuries he died several days later at a local hospital.
 The officers were arrested on war rants charging them with murder. which were sworn out in the Jeffer- son county court of misdemeanors before Judge H. B. Ahernethy by the father of the boy. Following pre- liminary hearing Woody Standifer was bound over to the grand jury under $5,0o0 bond, while the other two officers were discharged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
Guardsmen's Trial
 Is Set for October 24

Jasper, September i7--Nine mem bers of Company NJ Alabama na- tienal guard. under indictment in con nection with the lynching of William Baird miner near here on January l3, will be arraigned at Hamilton, Marion, county, during the week of October 10 and their trial will take place the week of October 24 according to announcement there today by Judge T. L. Sowell. who will pre- side. It Is understood that both state and defense are prepared to proceed with the trials. Each de- fendant will be tried separately.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
CASE DISMISSED

Hearing of the charges of alleged desertion and non-support brought against Marshall D. Hogan by his wife, Mrs. Virginia Stone Hogan in the juvenile court, were completed last night by T. A. Murphree. special judge, who has been assigned to hear this case.
 After hearing the testimony Judge Murphree talked to the parties in volved and a reconciliation was ef- fected and tn cease dismissed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
Deaths

1rs. Addie n. MOrtOn.--Funeral ser vices for Mrs. Addie Beatrice Nor ton, 36. who died at her residence, 9l5 Fiftieth street. north. ycster- day morning. will be held from the residence this afternoon at 8 o'clock. 1nterment at Elmwood.
 Mrs. Morton is survived by her husband, J. A. Morton; son. Will liam Morton; her parents, MT. and Mrs. J F. Orr; brother. J. w. orr or St. Louis, Mo, and sister, Mrs. G. A. Swim.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
Girl Did Not Kill Father, Jury Finds,
 Despite Confession

Carrollton, Miss. September 17.-A coroner's jury today brought in d verdict that Nora Bert Scruggs di l not kill her father. c. Fl. Scruggs, de- spite the fact that the young woman, according to the authorities, had made formal confession of the crime.
 Scruggs was killed Wednesday, and the young woman was arrested an l lodged in jail. The verdict today held that Scruggs came to his death at the hands of "an unknown per son." and that Miss Scruggs' state ment was made to shield this per son. rlef NI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
HELD TO JURY FOR
 RUNNING DOWN CHILD

Chattanooga. Tenn, September r. J. M. Lawson. well known farmer, was held to the grand jury in s5,o0o bond by police judge Martin Elem ing this morning on the charge of running down and killing Delbert Farmer. a child, few days ago, while Fred Wolfe. who was in the automobile at the time. was held in $500 bond.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
GEORGIA BAND TO PLAY

Troy, September T.-( Especially Music for the Pike County Fair, to be held October 10-15. inclusive. will be furnished by the band from Moul trie, Ga, under direction of Her man Moil of Troy. This band is com- posed of about 20 pieces and is of unusual me.:.....
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
MAD DOGS REPORTED

Huntsville, September l7.-(Spe- cial) Mad dogs have been reported in various parts of Huntsville dur ing the extremely warm weather and a scare like that in the early sum mer exists, the police say. Early in the year the mad dog scare was 80 prevalent that the city council passed an ordinance requiring all dogs to be muzxled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
HARRISON
 Suggests Co-Operation
Collective Action in the Pursuit of Common
 Well-Being

thought in my mind of organ @ Would H candidate ome to o a S h m mind and which but the idea has not been developed However race gave utterance distinctly ' ls Fa taking idea af fro his ps ton, weeks holding it for publication until
 My Declaration and Stand for Cooperation This not simply plea cooperation but declara made certain of effect by if elected commissioner Is Not Candidate for Supervision Over Any Particular
 Department
 am not candidate for supervision oyer special s o b % s a ss m w to m say 6 that the I that no nes % % mean a p s s asoB and to e e a % 0 % G f bs % a a M aas s s m obtainabe e to which may assigned and shall seek the various departments offering the idea of coordination will result in great good to our city.
 Not Job Hunter
 isi ns and anu not people and would De
 Has No Panacea for All Ills M @ svs of a sm ab1Ss to bs say I let me ask this test M
 the Womens Trade Union and the Birmingham @ M a ns a b ana % and the various civic and business organizations not named THE ANSWER IS SIMPLE: In each instance it was to procure nd their Gtes n9a & hiss s seaf a p q Within n sn eans ar hsr % s o % strength a and nfusa would be the boundss possibilities of the cooperative aggre efforts strength and influence of all these to upon the wonderful possibilities thereof
 A Question Suggestive of the Plan
 Why should every of these organizations whose in life would be to consider efforts and with their obtain han snd no @ e sT E at a aa I y @ mg m n a a c % discuss pan determine and carry into effect mat
 Illustration of Single Effort
 % sSa that tt the o Junior 5 by its so the But that this paving ma ter would probably have remained indefinitely Surely they 
 T GooFSsRoS $ TS HsR EE OF EFFORT AND Extract From Constitution of Business and Professional
 Woman's Club
 of the of this organization representative qualified and ready all action that yay e es . aG % s @ s ssTe along the lines ere who will get together and cooperate as have gistu1e from this $, county eonveon the sa along the line of cooperation and h O State % of fsbs fsa ss's f'HI HE %s ao be pseus1y fitted put effect 5a hs s9sEyH @ le which ounds;s m M gE6ss and 90 needed by
 WILLIAM L. HARRISON
 ,p.id L Harrison sisninshn Al.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
THE WEATHER
By Associated Prrss

Washington, September lI.-Aia- bama and Mississippi: Partly cloudy, local thundershowers in interior; Monday, fair; not quite so warm.