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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
Going After If

T am glad to find that there is d better feeling among the trade" says L. A. Sweat who travels for the Tyler Grocery Co. T work down the A. G. s, and can already sense an i'm provement.
 There are some good towns on it and l am glad each season to see more Birmingham houses working them. What the Birmingham job bers need to do is to go out after the business. It is too much to ex- pece that 1t will come to Birmingham or US own motion when other com petlng cities are working hard for if. There is no reason why our city shouId not greatly increase it's wholesale business"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
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Mir. Box Appeals to
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the British Public
 T7f7HE controversy between Edward U Box and a British publication has already been commented on in American newspapers, but+a copy of the London Times has just been re- ceived which contains an advertise ment signed by MT. Box in which he appeals to the English peoples sense of fair play.
 The statement is addressed, "To My Readers In England" In one column MT. Box reproduces a pas sage from his book, Edward Bok An Autobiography" in which is re- lated the incident of a young clerk who made a fortune by selling Bibles to the colored people of the south after substituting colored angels in the illustrations. The review which raised MT. Bok's ire attributed this stroke of business to MT. Bok him. self. The quotation is as follows:
 Speaking of Mrs, Stowe brings to mind an unscrupulous and yet ingenious trick played just about this time by a young man at tached to one of the New York publishing houses. One evening at dinner this man happened to be in bookish company when the talk turned on the enthus- asm of the southern negro for a1 illustrated Bible The young pub
 fishing clerk listened intently and next day he went to Bible pub fishing house in New York. which issued a Bible gorgeous with pie lures, and entered into an ar rangement whereby he should have the southern territory. He resigned his position and within week he was in the south. He made an arragment with an artist friend to make change in each copy of the Bible which he con tracted for The angels pictured there were white in color He had these made black. so, he could show that there were blac> angels as well as white ones, The Bibles cost him just eigh. cents apiece. He went about the south and offered the Bibles to the astonished and open -mouthed negroes for $S each, $2.50 down and the rest in monthly pay" ments. His sales were enor
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 'The British critic is charged with having said in his review Things certainly came fast. On one page we find the enterprising MT. Box selling illustrated Bibles purchased at eight cents apiece for $S to the negroes in the southern states through the device of having the white faces of the angels in the pie lures painted chocolate" This ap- peared in the Saturday Review of London.
 MT. Box has just grounds for grievance, but possibly the injury he has suffered was not inflicted upon him with malice aforethought. Un- less the critic in question has some private grudge against Mir. Box, it is more likely that he has merely given us another illustration of the nasty and slipshop fashion in which most books are reviewed, which caused him E to attribute to MT. Box "an unscru- pulous and yet ingenious trick played by another.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
ANGELS AND OTHERS

From the Clnclhhau EnQulrer.
 A scientist declares that an angel more resembles an insect than glo- rified human. He may be right, at that. But what we are positively sure of is that we are acquainted with several human insects who never will register in the divine entomol- ogy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
aDEEP srUFF''

From the Tampa Tribune.
 Speaking of "the purple witchery of night" you ought to look just once into a pair of eyes we know.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
Another National Highway

was agreeably surprised at the readiness with which breezy Michi- sanders took to my suggestion to nave national highway leading from Michigan through Illinois, Indiana, kentucky. Tennessee and Alabama to Birmingham and the gulf" said J. A. Rountree, director general of the Bankhead Highway associatio
 l attended the meeting of the Michigan Good Roads association at Flint, Mich,, recently as their guest and, in course of an address. made the suggestion as to the highway and suggested that it be called townsend in honor of the framer of the new federal aid road bill.
 They became enthusiastic and ap- pointed a committee to go to it at once. Former Congressman w. S.. Linton is chairman"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
HOT PAGE FOR BABY
New York Correspondence Pittsburs Dispatch.

New York Correspondence Pittsburg
 Dispatch.
 Anybody who can combine busi- ness with pleasure is entitled to full credit for the achievement. and young girl who had succeeded in that accomplishment won the smiles or Chambers street crowds. Apparently told by her ,lother to take care or baby sister. the girl dutifully hao placed the baby in her cab ana hao taken her out for an airing. But on her own feet she had placed ner roller skates, and she darted maoiy along through the crowds at pace far greater than that at which babies are usually trundled, and one which might have given her mother heart attack if she could have seen the speed at which her infant was being carried. Andthe baby was asleep.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10

| proDlem 1aclng the whole world.
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 Fine Trade Edition 6T0HE eighty-first annual trade re- J view of the Mobile Register is one of the most comprehensive and interesting editions of that nature ever published in the south, and geo. graphically portrays not only Mo bile's industries and outstanding commercial and industrial features, but also defines Mobiles position of importance with reference to Bir mingham and the rest of Alabama. The frontispiece is striking pie ture in colors of mammoth steam ship ready to issue from the ways :, such a ship as those of the Chick asaw type built there. As the edi- tor observes, "One great thing is the making of Mobile the exporting port for Alabama iron and steel products, the rivers and the seaport being util- ized for shipping to the worlds mar kets."
 Of the opening of trade routes to the Pacific coast and the Orient through the Panama canal, the edi- tor says: There has been opened trade with the Pacific coast via the Panama canal and also with the Orient, T trade that, while yet in it's infancy, promises to become thing of the utmost importance, not only to Mobile and Alabama, but to the entire country"
 The edition reviews Mobiles ex- port trade, her extensive ship build ing interests, her agricultural and her civic and educational advantages. An Alabamian cannot peruse it's pages without realizing the impor- tance of granting the state aid that will make Mobile the port it is capa ble of being made.
 Dallas wife says her husband tied her to him with a fish line every night to keep her from running away. Some women can't appreciate a com pliment.
 A soda clerk who had SS suits was arrested in New York. Naturally he is suspected of having tapped his employers till.
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 According to a Washington dis ratch the American pocketbook held 59 cents less in August than in July. Just wait till Christmas!
 $. x X sun to work there will probably be an end to coal strikes.
 Japans offer to give up Shantung has stout string attached to it.
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 Prohibitionists are alarmed over the possibilities of the alcoholic bath. It uOeSll ldhG IHucH to alarm pro- hibitionist.
 Ambassador Harvey has been called liar by the South Carolina department of the American Legion. This sort of thing is getting to be chronic.
 The frequency with which members of the theatrical profession are said to be missing meals is menace to art.
 The German mark is now worth a little more than cent, which is one of the reasons why American dough- boys on the Rhine are regarded as millionaires.
 Briggs tells us what a parachute jl mper thinks about while descend ing to earth. We have no desire to know what he thinks when his para chute fails to open.
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 The careless manner in which bun ket is a great temptation to the flat dweller with $50 to put into a nome.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10

I have frequently admitted my fondness for speaking, and it is well known that my talks are always inn rromptu; but in spite of my long experience in public addresses I'll confess that it is no easy thing to improvise on five minutes notice at wedding ceremony. If l am not mis- taken, the bride Is Presbyterian, the groom an Episcopalian and being a Baptis. I tried to play denomlna- tionally fair and used parts out Of each faith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10

Should the New York World con tinue to receive threatening notes from alleged members of the Ku Kiux INlan it may feel impelled to station a few machine guns about the prem iSes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, post office as second-class matter under act or Congress, March s, 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10

Charley Dawes is said to be mak- ing enemies in Washington. That's an indication that Charley is doing his duty
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10

Dallas wife says her husband tied her to him with a fish line every night to keep her from running away Some women can't appreciate a com pliment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10

soda clerk who had SS suits was arrested in New York Naturally he is suspected of having tapped his employers till
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
THE VIVISECTION

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
Iron Touches Bottom,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
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