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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26
FEDERALNf UREDNfCI PA
SOVALI KORALKU.
koralecnl trust nabizel upla.
TEX $4,000.
Prohibicni agent Brown

Prohibicni agent Brown a
yomgstownsky serif Morris
zabavili dne Is. kvetna 100 be
den koralky, ktera mela byti
propasovana q Pittsburgh do
Ohia a pri tom zatceni byli ja-
kohlavni ucastnici N. L. Bo-
gan. vypomocny marsal Spoj.
Statn a B. d. Ludin, jenz by
val ufednfkem te same hodno-
sti. Oba byli po slozenf zaru-
ky propusteni a teprve vcera
pohnani k vyslechu pred vel
koporotu. Spolu mimi jsou
zalovani JIM ctyri muzi. Ufed-
nictvo distriktniho navladniho
Wertze zachovava o pripadu
az napadne mlceni, ale vce-
ra kolovaly We federalni budo-
We povesti, ze vyjdou behefh
nekolika hodin ma jevo veci,
dokazujici, re zalovani tvorili
trust, delajici podloudnym do
vazenim whisky obrovske OBJ
chody po celem strednim zapa-
du. Krom udanych dvou poda-
renych 1fednikG zapleteni jsou
v process Ch. Fisher, Peter Re-
bel, alias Isadore Rogalski, Jo-
Sef Riener a j. M. Luterman.
Todpovedeti Sc musi hned s
nekolika prohibicnich prestup-
XII najednou. Began i Ludin
byli po zatceni sice suspendo-
vani, ale oba Sc opetne vratili
do svych ufadd. Prvnejsi jest
'vypomocnym' ufedniken do
sud, kdezto druhy Sc mista
vidal teprve pred nedavnou
dobou.
Vsichni dopadeni byli pi'isti-
zeni pri cinu a cena zabave-
nych lihovin dostupuje nekolik
tisic dollaru. Sensace nastava-
jiciho procesu jest zvysovana
povesti, ze jednomu verejne-
mu 1redniku v Youngstown6
bylo slibovano $4,000 jen "a
to, aby phi pasovani whisky do
mesta "pfimhoufil oko". Ma
bidka mela ale opacny vysle-
dek, neb kratce ma to zkonfi-
skovano 800 beden kofalky,
pet nakladnich aut a zatceno
2: novfch vinnik1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26

vetove Rusko nebude Sc vne-
sovati do vniternich zalezito-
sti Persie; ze vsechny puicky
az dosud poskytnute Persii bu-
dou Zruseny; ze ruska banka
V Persii ysechen majetek phi
nalezejici il a vsechna prava
udelena il prejdou ma Persii,
Jakoz j vsechny po$ty, tele-
grafnl linie a zeleznice opero-
vane Rusy Persii.
Perske lodi mali miti tataz
prava ma kaspickem mort iako
rIske lodi a vSechny nabozen-
ske ,lstavy zfizene Ruskem v
Persii budou zruseny a MAZE
tex odevZdan Persii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26
sMLOUvA PERsKo-RUsKA.

Washington, 25. ledna. Ma
crtek smlouvy, o jejiz schva-
leni perskou vladou zasazuje
Sc sovetove Rusko, byl obdrzen
odborem statu. Vymenou "a
jeji schvaleni sovety navrhuji
zruseni anglo-ruskeho dohod-
mutt 1907 vzhledem k sfe-
ram vlivu v Persii.
Tajne odstavce nacrtku OBJ
drzene zde davaji sovetovemu
Rnsku pravo poslati vojsko do
Persie, kdyby do zeme te vtr-
hla vojenska Sila nepratelska
Rusku. Persie, mezi jinymi u
stanovenimi, uvolila by Sc ne
potlacovati organisace delni-
ctva neb socialisty neb jejich
propaganda, pokud by tyto or
ganisace neb jejich propagan-
da nebyly obraceny proti per-
ske Wade. Die poslednich zprav
perska vlada smlouvu schvali
a nasledkem toho briticke VOL
sko opousti zemi.
Odstavce smlouvy, jez ne
jsou tajne, ustanovuji, ze So
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26

Helen Chandlerova, spiso.
vatelka a herecka, eta pouze
dvanact roki veku. Jest to
zlatovlaska, hezouckeho obli-
ceje, hlasem, jenz ma zyuk
stfibrneho zvonku. John Bar
rymore, nejpfednejsi herec
Ameriky, pfedpovida Helene
velikou budoucnost. Divka ta-
to byla hereckoll cd svaho
osmeho roku hrala llohu
maleho prince Johnem Bar
rymorem V "Richardu ILL.,,
yytvorila roll Marjory Jones'
Owe v "Penrod", byla "dite-
tenn snu" v Marie Dorove
pfedstaveni "Barbary" a W.
stoupila dhlezitych nlohach
v iinych hrach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26
SUCHA PREDLOHA PRLJATA
bylo pro nj vrzeno senate 33 prot hla-
sum opatrena pilnou klausul, aby
nemohla byti predlozena
referendu
DIE DODATKU DOMOVY NESMf BfTI PROFILE
DAVANY BEZ SOUDNfHO ROZKAZU

Columbus, 25. ledna. Ohio
sky statni senat, 33 proti 4 hla
sum, dnes odpoledne pfijal
Millerovu pfedlohu ma vyma-
hani prohibice a 32 proti 5
hlasum opatril il pilnou klau-
suli. To znamena, re zda-li
predloha toutez klausuli pro-
jde We snemovn6 poslanecke,
nebude moci byti predlozena
lidu k odhlasovani ma zaklade
referenda a stane sc zakonem
"a deset dni pc podepsanf GU
vernerem.
Vsichni ctyfi clevelandSti Sc
natori Rowe, Bender, Reynolds
a Day hlasovali pro predlohu,
jakoz i pilnou klausuli.
BOZ proti osnov6 veden byl
senatory Bellewem a Emmer-
TEN, republikany z Cincinnati,
kteri Sc svymi kollegy, Chat
fieldem a Gardnerem vrhli
hlasy proti predloze a Sc sena-
torem Endleym, republikanem
Z Mansfieldu, jenz rovnez hla-
soral proti pilne klausslli-
Senatofi Day a Bender mlu-
viii pro pilnou klausuli, hlav-
ne 2 toho ddvodu, ze pry v
Clevelandu nasledkem ledaby-
leho dosavadnfho provadeni
Zakona vyvstala vazna situace
a ze mistnf urednici V Cleve-
landu stejne jako V jinych me-
stech, potfebuji pomoci statn(-
no prohibicniho odboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26

Pfedloha, jak pfijata, obsa-
huje diva dodatky navr1ene je-
Jim autorem, senatorem Mile
rem z Dresden, 8 nimiz pry
souhlasi guverner Davis a tez
Proti-hostinska Liga.
Nejdilezitejsi dodatek OBJ
jashuje omen odstavec, tykaji-
CT Sc "prohledani a zabaveni"
vyslovnym prohlasenim, ze IA
dne obydli nesmi byti podro-
beno prohlidce bez soudnich
rozkazd ziskanych v souhlasu
Sc stavajicimi zakony.
Predloha cini opatTeni ma IL
stanoveni guvernerem, Sc schva
lenfm senatu, komisafe prohi-
bice sc sluznym $4,000, jehoz
uredni lhnta ma byti soubez-
nou onou guvernera. Tyz ma
mlti pravo sesaditi komisafe
S hradu, kdyz byla proti nemu
podana a odivodnena DIVINE
nj a kdyz dostalo Sc mu slyse-
nj.
Komisaf jest opravnen u
stanoviti 81 prirucfho s platem
$4,000 a ne vice nez dvacet
inspektoru s platem cd $1,000
do $1,000. DoGasni inspektofi
mohou byti zamestnani po $40
denne. Zadny z techto zamest-
nanci neni pod civilni sluzbou,
takze mohou byti kdykoli pro-
pusteni. Hlavni stan prohibic-
niho 1radu jest v Columbus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26

Washington, 25. ledna. duh
Nemecka Spoj. StatGm "a W.
drzovanf ameriekeho vojska
ma Ryne v souhlasu se snlou-
YOU Versaillskou 6ini $228,-
100000. die prohlaSeni senate
ra McKellara. demokrata 2
Tennessee, jez ma jeho zadoat
bylo vt9leno do kongresnfch
zapiskn. Senator McKellar po-
uzil toho jako argumentu k
zmenseni arm6dy, jsjiA vydr-
zovani vzr1st& do zavratntch
rozm9rG q jest pry mal& Wy
hlidka, ze N4meeko duh talk
brzy zaplah.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26
VRAZDA PRI POHRBU.

Modena, ltalie, 25. ledna.
Diva truchlici byli zabiti q ne
kolik poraneno dnes, kdyz ra-
ny byly vypaleny ma pohrebni
prlvod konanF pod zastitou
Fascist. eli krajni Macdonald
sticke strany, "a studenta,
ienz nedavno byl zavrazdan.
2 pomsty Fascist napadli a "a
palili komoru prace. Policie
zakrocila zjednala poradek.
Jako protest proti strelbe. Fas
cisti V Bologni zapalili tamni
komoru prace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26
ST.. MacSWINEY-OVA PRED
SNEMEM.

Columbus, 25. ledna. SleGna
Mary MacSwiney-ova, sestra
byvaleho mayora Corku, jenz
dobrovoln6 k smrti Sc vyhla-
dovel V anglickem vezeni, pro-
mluvila dnes ku clenGm ohioS-
kG snemovny poslanecke. Ia
dala, aby snem vyslovil Sc pro
neodvislost Irska, COZ bude pry
pouze V tradicfch Ameriky,
jez vzdy Sc ujimala slabych,
"a svobodu bojujicich narodi.
Vecer promluvila sleGna Mac
Swiney-ova ma verejne schIzi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26

bame bylo objeveno, die stat
niho supervisora N. L. Pierce.
Objeveni spiknuti nasledovalo
po zatceni jedenacti osob We
spojeni Sc zabitim minulou So
botu Don Stephensona, elena
prohibicnf druziny a zraneni V
teze dob6 dvou jinych 1fedni-
XII. Minepim Piercovym Jest,
re nejen federalnf, ale rovnez
statnf a okresni nfednici byli
vyhlednuti k povrazdeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26
SPIKNUTf MA VYHLAZENf
PROHlBICNfCH lNSPEk-
TORU.

Florence, Ala, 25. ledna.
Spiknuti ma povrazdeni vSech
vladnich prohibicnich inspekto
rh, operujicich v severni Ala
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

,,rp.VEAEING aifaWueii, P'a"" ''
L.t.E'Ii,ii .i.t 81 rsr 90. cedar 2iii -----
., rl.rt. 10 wcll rotted fertili-
FOR s1t'iisress p. u. Mapes. corner SIX
,ssoh and Lewis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

$50. 0O0.-UTick bungalow the, latest
IN finish and deooratiug there Is
nothing better. located 10 the best
part ~ the city, shown hy ap.
pnintment only. WIN rent tor
1850 per month. or Win sell 10.
Gated 1929 south Peoria Az. also
Orcutt apartments ana duplsres
for rent, furnished and unfur-
nished. SOS % slOO. Call = a,
circuit, 1905 4. Peoria. Phone
Usage ill0, or any real estate
man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES IoR SALE

WEST SIDE Twu-fo0m huus" vt'h .
tnun house uu rear " lui gnrarc, lot
I"'El', bloch 81 pnNlnE 80 lioo
rHHu. balance ''o per month. CAL
Wreht tudut 1850.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
oil. MiCHINERN-st PPLihs

n rs r,TaTe9' s1,,1 pri5cs Tfi4s'SS o1 used so band
h'.rea, ,lg,. W.. si2H $. Main room T.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

FIVE ROOMS, and breakfast room, ga
rage. driveway, large esst front i1t' IN
pavement good location. only is''So'
Osage 37o7 Il,
ron SALE--Fine lot, beautiful location
win 2.story EarEge rooms above strict
~ modern. Phone Usage tOlL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

BRAND new house i,t rent, three blocks
south uf Nsru unfiur. on sand Springs
line. can Usage 6tb5.
HOtLDIR IS. Cl2 Modern 7-ruom aud
hath. cement basement, stationary
laundry tubs. SUIT water, on car rud
iitn"y line, sos per month. Phone pEHga
2h2A 6I2 y. Cheyenne.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOIsTs IOR sNIf ~
UARGNIN bargain. bargain. owner says
sell his h-room. modern bungalow, on
the pavement. Tor only $4,000, also on
Transportation, In wonderful condition,
close In. $500 Casn win turn the trick
and the monthly raNW"nts VIII be IKE
rent cali oEpEr 1850.
south side home. six rnoma,
breakfast room, hutlurs pantry. huilt.
in features upk 0ours French doors.
basement. furnace. garage and servant
quarters nearly new. tts dandy, can
Cedar 1913. T.. N. Nilov
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
-. rlANrs. rERTIIIlKRs Q.

TlFSDlD r agoec, lax. 9Is,",i So. ''s,' ce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
MrAl,iNn ArrAKEL

~ FcoSoNIcAl ny, ny fa;S,9ppSle sig,5iSs Used ns
ya sit West Third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

-..vre pIano for. rent, ike new usage
rL;A'a''E'' j Davidson. --
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

WILL EXCHANGE modern s-room
bungalow, In best residence district.
Fort worth. TOR similar property iu
Tulsa. House I year Old. see owner.
122 netrnIeum nldEu Tulsa-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

,,,5gesT rr.c.s paid Tor mems second
b.ri rloth'ug shoes and mats ihone
.s.y. gUhs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

THOMPSON MAKES EXCHANGES
6U6 Mayo Bldg. OssFo $500.
Trade what You have for what YOU want
WANT TO TRADE one or two-acro tracts
on Federal drive for luall residence
property. Prefer southeast part uf city.
simpson Real Estate q Collecting
Agency, office $50 Robinson Bldg.
Cedar g0UG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

5o,iso. SEWER and paving in, Walking
distance, hslf bluuk to- street car, tnrge
hlpcls 10 Horace Mann school ilG5o.
lsIe. a0gn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
! REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
IinrsEs rnn nrNr-

THREE ROOMS Modern bullt.in fea-
lures. water paid, with EaruEf, rent
at7 VIII rcut without garage Tor SIS
walking distance, north side. Usage
1873
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

s.fE Known velour cost, Slbi two
gl'H,. dresses. ea,h So size 80. CEDAR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

HOrsES IOR sNIT Is
ron SALE Uy ovurI. fsrnr ruuuI
modern huuUa|uws. Priced UElt for
uutsk sV'p. trN4I 200
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
LANDS Am FArMs toR SAN ~
MIaAOIEI

OINHK FARMS Missouri and Arkansas,
from 20 20 1000 acres all prices from
500 IN Come IN or write the Neshiit
Co. tOs Security building. Phone Usage
sSCl Residence s6aH-R
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

BETTER BUY BARGAINs-Cias,y new
d-room bungalow In select block &C.
North Denver. Extra well built aud a
real bargain Rt 1910 small cash pay
ment ana good terms Owner must srll
For appointment can ~. ". TURNER
Usage bAJ2-5b1B. Residence Usage
25bE.J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

10 AND 25-acre truck farms. gas Und
electric lights Usage 3e74-R.
30 ACRES TO rent oy leuse, cash ln adj
vance, less money ON three OF fic-
year lease. improvements. This place
Is known as the Mary l.. owens allut-
inent. miles east and miles north Of
Tulsa. Mary L. ovens, 303i. East Main.
shawnee. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
OKLAHOMA

FNpEUtENCED rtmer wants ranch.
stocked with hogs. cattle and poultry
by owner IN shares references tut.
nIshcd. william Ethngton. i2i2
Muin Tulsa. Osagr a0lG.J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

- second hand iron. safe; also
geN 7" liug safe. 2is Mayo D'us
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

Ladies' coat, beaded gcorgette
. y p'ess ssrsa dress. Call osage els2'
.uIGHEsT PRICES paid tor second hand
,Ioihng shoes. hats etc fhohe usage
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-11
GIVES WRONG NAME
Arrested In Another's Room, He Hide,
 His Identity

Meridian. Miss, May 1O.--tSpecial)- Several days ago white man arrested. convicted. fined $100 and sentenced to the county roads for go days by Justice of the Peace Clay on charge of trespass in connection with entering room for the alleged purpose of stealing pair if trousers from a delegate to the state teachers convention, and who gave his name as V. E. Mum, admitted today. ac- cording to Jailer A. c. McGee, that his real name is Charlie Odom, that his home is in Thomastown, Leake county. Mis- sippi. When arrested he gave, the nam. of V. E. Mum. former citizen of that town. who recently was a prominent sch ool teacher. of this county. but is now a commercial traveller, representing a large tobacco house, who travels out of Meridian and is a resident of this city.
 The first publication of the arrest un- der the name of ". E. Mum caused that gentleman considerable worry, as some of his acquaintances away from this city over the territory he travels, knowing that he once resided at Thomastown, feared that it was he who was in trouble instead the man who had assumed his name. according to a statement made to this correspondent by MT. Mum.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-11
HOME BUILDING
 STIMULATES TRADE
Trade Journal Speaks of lm- proved Condition of the
 Lumber Market

fs The people are hungry for homes and have made especially cordial re- sponse to Own Your Own Home" expo sitions, according to the, American Lum- herman. This trade journal, speaking of the improved conditions in the lum- Der market, says:
 The fact is that wherever the lum- bermen and other business men are seeking to stimulate home building they are finding their business good That more and more companies are fol- lowing this policy is demonstrated by the ever-mounting volume of orders received from retail lumbermen by the lumber manufacturers, even though the volume of buying is not up to normal but it is much heavier than month ago,
 Nm the softwood end of the industry, the leaders are southern pine and Doug las fir, with the southern pine market showing the greatest activity. The de- mand for hardwood lumber is improv- ing also, and the better grades are be- coming quite scarce. Prices show a firmer tendency and here and there ad- vances have been noted.
 "A significant feature of the situation Is the constantly decreasing stocks in retail yards and in large factory yards, these having been buying only from hand to mouth for months, while work ing off stocks on hand. With stocks everywhere in this depleted condition, it may readily be seen that 1t will not require a heavy demand to bring about a scramble for lumber"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-11
SHEFFIELD MUST PAY
 MORE FOR HER WATER

Sheffield, May Especial. )-Under a decision of the Alabama public serv- Ice commission, residents of this city and Tuscumbia will be compelled to pa V an increased water rate effective April l. The Sheffield company has been ad : vised that the commission has granted the petition for increased rates. and that the company is entitled to put the rate into effect as of April 1. In the decision the commission fixes the value of the property devoted to the water plant at $325,000 and that the sum of $47420.7S is required for operating the plant.
 The company Is entitled to a fair return upon the value of the plant in addition to it's operating Expenses. , says the commission. The above fig ures being fixed as the amounts upon which the decision was based Former rates were $2.25, 8 and $4.50 per ouar- ter. The new rates are fixed at s3. s4 and S5 per quarter. The company is re- quired to file quarterly, statements showing the financial report of opera tions. The city commission entered a protest to the increase and upon the hearing the state body ordered a val nation made to ascertain the value of the property
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-11
LIMESTONE WILL HAVE
 ACTIVE FARM BUREAU

Athens, May 10.-(Special.)- .)-After one week of preliminary organization work it is now evident that Limestone county will soon have a big active county farm bureau working on the vital problems now confronting the farmers and business men of the county.
 Last week a total of six meetings were held and 1,500 people heard the farm bureau explained by Lewis. Tay- Tor of the American Farm Bureau fed eration and E. c. Bishop, specialist in organization of the Alabama extension service. At each place the farmers were convinced that a county farm bu- reau is badly needed, and are anxious to become members of such an organ ization, because it is broad enough in its purpose and activities to handle problems all the way from those in the communities to those having a na- tlonal, and even an international scope.
 Realizing the natural advantages in Limestone county for more live stock. MT. Bishop has emphasized the great amount of money that can be made from hogs alone by growing them in d pig cooperative way and then selling them in carloads, making use of the method worked out and put into prac- tee by the members of the Alabama extension service in all parts of Ala bama, and especially in southeast Ala bama where hundreds of carloads Of hogs have been profitably produced and economically sold during the last few years
 The community meetings in this county will continue until Friday nlgnt, at which time a general meet ing Will be held at the chamber of commerce, and it is expected that the business men of Athens will become very active in their support of the farm bureau movement in Limestone county, because they already see the great need for it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-11
CHINA FAMINE FUND. CAMPAIGN ID START.
pr. Caldwell Here In Interest of China'S Starving Millions
 of People

pr. c. N. Caldwell, business repre- sentative of the Southern Presbyterian missions in China, spent yesterday in Birmingham, and was in conference with leaders of the China famine fund campaign at state headquarters in the Young Mems Christian association building.
 Dr. Caldwell is on a tour of the yari- ous towns in northern Alabama, and is scheduled to speak today at Decatur. Thursday at Florence and Friday at Tuscumbia in behalf of the starving millions of northern China, and to call attention to China famine fund week. beginning Sunday, May 22, and closing Sunday, May 29, in all of the churches of the state as well as among the peo- pie in general.
 John H. Abercrombie, state superin- tendent of education, has sent out a call to superintendents, principals and teachers of the public schools of Ala bama, calling their attention to the dreadful famine raging in the northern provinces of China, and suggesting that each school boy and girl make ''pal' out of a Chinese boy or girl for one day at least.
 Joe C. Halls of Birmingham is state chairman of the China famine fund with William H. Manly, cashier of the Birmingham Trust and Savings com pany. as state treasurer, and all com munications should be sent to China famine fund central committee Young Mems Christian association building, Birmingham, of which H. T. McBroom is executive secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-11
SUMTER COUNTY BUSY
 PLANNING NEW ROAD

Livingston, May 10. Especially While the contractors are waiting until May IS for their bids to be opened for the construction of the hard surfaced d road from Livingston to Gainesville, a distance of IS miles. Sumter county's s wide awake board of revenue is going right ahead with the best construc- ton work done in years on 30 miles of road northwest from Livingston to Geiger and 20 lailes south through York and Cuba to the Mississippi line. This for the present will not be hard surfaced but it is being put in splendid condition with sad and clay and well graded and drained. The failure of the s25, ,o0O, 900 bond issue up to this time has only tended to stimu- late our people and make them more determined than ever to have good roads The citizens of the county have gotten together in this determi- natlon and are working shoulder to shoulder with the board of revenue. giving time, teams and means to get results and they are getting them.
 The get-together, stay together and work-together spirit is abroad in Sumter county and this makes for good roads, good peo ,le and good ev- erything else