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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-29
fROVOLANL
V$em uprimnym sv0bodaSum a
pTstelim SvOb. Ned9lnich SkOl
v CIevelande.

~ SbAii iiiit " %tit~Sf'hDNf~
dne 30. prosince Sc uzavira Wy
birani Narodn1 dane Svazu
Svobodomyslnych We prospech
Ned. Svob. Skol. Apelujeme
ma vsechny citici pfatele Skol
na$ich, kterf jest6 nepfispeli
ma tuto Narodni dan, by TAX u
chill v poslednich t6chto dnech.
Narodni dan mozno sloziti V
t6chto mistech: V administra-
cich casopis1 "Sv6t" a "Am.
Del. Listy". We vyp. stav. spoil
cich Vcela, Atlas, Progress a
ma zapadni strane Federal. kaz
dou sobotu vecer V naSich spoil
kovych sinich: V Mar. SIM ma
Broadway, p. Riha; V Ces. A.
SIM ma Quincy, p. e. Hauser
We spolkove sini ma Buckeye
rd. p. Fr. Vastl; SIM Jan A
mos Komensky ma f. 131. ul,
D. Kracman. Tez mozno slozi-
ii u jednotlivych sb6ratel1 a
sice: Fr. Cernohorsky, 3416 f
So ul., Vac. Sedivy, 1919
| Svec Ave, Albert Obermajer
3466 f. 103 ul., Em. Hauser
1888 E. 53. ul., JOS. Sebek
I946 f. JAG upl., Marie Fisero-
va, 1869 Chapelside Ave, FIR
Vrnak, 1901 E. 81 ul., Bohu
mil Mark, 5103 Guy Ave; n;
zapadni strane Zofie Molzer
2203 Tate Ave, JOS. Liska
1894 w. AZ ul. VSem sb6rate
l6m Sc oznamuje, by sc dosta
viii dne 8. ledna V utery We
Ger do schGze vykonneho vybo
ru, kdez Sc bude pfijimati VS.,
Ivybran6, tax ably vse do poraC
| ku Sc uvedlo a penize sveml
Gcelu odevzdany byly. Kazd,
sberatel necht' urcit6 Sc dosta
vi do Mar. SIM ma Broadway
kdez Sc schGze odbyvati bude
Ia sb6raci vybor
FIR. Cernohorsky, F. Vrnak
3 .FiSer.
Kvitovani Narodni dane d
dine 26. prosince 1921.
Sebrano We schulz Obi
Fisching Club: z pokladny $5
Povolny Petr, 81; Voracek M
tel 81; Josef Kvet 81; Sindile
25c; Jelinek 25c; Waverk
81, FIR. Jirsa 81; FIR. Cep So
Karel Sipan soc; Josef Bene
soc; JOS. Wolmuth 25c; LOU
Hrabanek 81; Lad. Kopeck
, 81; Bohumil Mark 50.
Ma knizku pana Jos. Lisk
re zap. strany: JOS. Liska 81
Karel JedliGka 50; Fred Kt
. stohryz 50; Dv1r Vlastimil ci
%, F. of A. SIS; Emil Fouse
soc; Karel Pekarek 81; Jose
' Novy 81; JOS. Vavfina soc;
Linek 81; FIR. Sakryd So; 10
RnziGka 81; Jos. Rlabolil 81
Tom. Cuchna soc; JOS. Bula
$50; Anton Cihla 81; FIR. S
: hex 81; Fr. Styndl 81; RI
!. Cesti Bratri els. 103. c. S. P.
- - S5; JOS. CernohorskI 81; RI
Pravdomil els. 131, c. S, p.
: SIS; Frant. Ocasek So; FIR. 4
: lima soc; Otto Oplhauer S.
Martin Rynes 81.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-29
PRfPRAVY X NASTOLENl
MAYORA KOHLERA.

Novy mayor mesta Clevelan-
du Fred Kohler, jemuz zbyva
dosud jmenovati do kabinetu
utilitniho a bezpeGnostniho' RI
ditele, trak6niho komisafe a.
vlastniho sekretafe, coz Sc sta
ne pravdepodobne Ultra, uve-
feinuie prave program svehoI
nastoleni. ktere Sc uda pfisti
nedele pondeli.
Obrad nedelni nebude sc val
ne lisiti cd starych zvyklosti a
omezi Sc patrne ma slozeni slu-
zebni pfisahy. Druhy cen, v
pondel, uspofadana bude do
poledne mezi 10. a II. hodi-
nou recepce, ku ktere Sc dosta-
vi jiz uplnym kabinetem. Jak
ohlaSuje sam, uvefejnen bude
seznam vsech elenu jeho stabu
v patek.
Bylo nemozno jmenovati ne
ktere kandidaty, odporucene
pfislusnymi organisacemi to-
no duvodu, re dotycnl bydli
mimo mesto, coz by bylo prot
mayorove zasade, jenz prohla-
sill, re vsichni jeho urednici mu-
81 byti obyvatele Clevelandu
Vcera radil Sc Kohler K. w
Dawisem od Standard Santa
ry Manufacturing Co. o pre-
vzeti uradu utilitniho fiditelt
ale ami domnely kandidat an
mayor sc nechteli blize vyslo
viii. Ma ufad trak6nlho komi
sare bude patrne dosazen je
den novych kandidatu, jezt'
pry Peter Witt nabidku cd
mitl. Jsou oznamovani diva ce
kanci, George Mulhern Ch
j. Trasher, ac neni ami vylou
ceno, re komisarem sc m1z,
stati w. E. Davis.
DIE nekterych zprav, zvol
81 mayor sekretarem muz
strednich let, misto iak bylo a,
dosud zvykem urednika mlad
siho.
Ia nedelniho inauguracnih
obradu dostavi sc mayor d
radnicni sine Sc svymi urednt
ky po slozeni prisahy bud
mayorem Fitzgeraldem jeh
riditely proveden uradovnam
Prijimani pondelniho sucastl
sc clenove kabinetu noveho
ieiich rodinami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-29
PREDZVEST K PREDVALEC {
NYM CENAM.

Surovy cukr jest prodavan
tax LEVINE jak tomu nebylo ga
poslednich Is roku. Spolu s
cukrem surovym klesa raft
NADIA sice ma 4.90c "a libru.
Jest to skutecne pozoruhodny
pokles, jelikoz farmarske plo-
diny Sc sice take neudrzely na
vysi valecne, ale zadny zeme-
delsky produkt neklesl nize
jak placeno bylo pred valkou.
Tu zasluhu ma iedine cukr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
SAYS
TROUBLES OVER
Clarksburg Man Entirely
Relieved of Indiges-
tion-Suffered for
Seven Years.

IT'S FAC. TWO bottles of Taniac
have done me more good than all nc
medicines took in seven years rut to-
gcther" said ". r Daring manager
81 Fuc. C';y Pressing 60. l22 Second
St. ClarkSburc. W. Va
L suffered from stomach trouble so
,onS that finally II got tho test Of me
and was hardly ahle. 10 drag myself
around Nothing ate agreed WIKI m"
and ~ times had such SmothHrnG
SPELLS would gasp Tor breath. anC
sometimes while walking along the
stree, | would have dizzy spell ard
would have 20 81, down M N" curb until
It passed off. felt restless and ncr-
vous all through the nigh; and hardly
ever got any sound sleep. When morn
ing came ! felt tired and worn out and
nearly Every muscle In nv Oody ~ns
so sore and stiff :; was all could do "a
get out OF bed and dress.
"Tan,ac has made a hrand-new man
out Of me. gwen NJ" a whI." OF an Ip-
pet,te and put nv stomach in aNpir-II"
urd~r sleep like log All night Yong
and hcuac~ out os bod IN Tho morning
as happy and active as boy H.
gained fifteen pounds, too. and feel nnr
all ;he time hraG about Tanlac 20
nv friends all the time and II deserves
every word I say about n"
Tanlac Is sold IN Wheeling by the
HoEe-Dayis Drug Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12

Mary Kan Mes Eol, : 4 graduate 81
II; H., ,.r,,.,i nd has many friends
= ms ,.,:,
Warren I, ,,3n-cr wcH hnpwu ,ocri
,rsyrao,. man l,,,cs ,oday Tor Atlantic.
CIV to attend , convention ~ nc
Quarter M.,!nn lr,i',: ,!ir wh,ra =
m,d, u. e.. nr.. hu.d~ct ri.rrh,r+ Ia
...,.a.ng .nsur,~... mon from a. oyer ;nr
..,.un.-y
Tn, mar, friends a. Ene,,.. :. t!."r.
rn-rr,"- -csIlcr, - ,m- ~ (n' :,",, .:
Wa.hIuE'nr. IA wi, -, ..itd - know
IA; r., ., SOW, ~",.uvrr,rg u: rhr
Nr-,a Whor.inc hrSp.,a. fo'!"wr1r an
orrr,tirn which Dee nH!"rwcu' 40
weeks ago. Young u:,rm has i arg"
r.-.ir nc f-,crd, =, ,nis r!'y ~ w".' aS
9, W,.r..n.lro yh, were c-aycN COM
,..-;..I =. ~, &c~s -: go. .2Hcs-
L M.,'u.,arn. formerly ono ~
Nhrc..nc.. nos; active business 'n'A
and 80. STAT" PROMOTERS. now !''!aE IN
"H~rc@ -. has hen !" Vince Eng on
tr.> u"~. cor tho AS s"N"rH. days. NJ.
Me- ul.asH H'2HS - -e'urn :" warren
DAY ~" = enthusiastic "N"f ,,'
prospects o. d"'"'"rH'"h' IN ny ~ '"'
and ''"k~ ;"T"ATH I" "''n"''' "'F I'D
=" "a. -, y"
VI NJ" N.Y. % 49,. ,.
am az ''''.'
''>'''H' - ''>.' ana - ,,.,.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12

Miss Mary Woods. Of Sc~!rk!ny. Pa.
who has b"rn tnc guest o; Misses ELIZA
beth and l.HIrna Hubbard has returned
- rcr HON. Miss Elizabeth Shilling
ford. Of OSSecLa. Ia. vii. hc The guest
% ~ Misses Hubbard during his week.
Mr.. AID Mrs. ". L. bowman and chi.
drcn. Marjorie and William. ,eav" this
morning for a week. stay a Mountain
I1.Nr Park.
Mss Matilda I.rN"lrv. 81 Fourteenth
street. l. a patient a. me North Wheel
..S Hospitals
John Riley. II Fourteenth street. has
hem removed 20 the North Wheeling
hospital. whrr. his condition Is reported
- Favorable"
Walter Scot; Stanton. OF Huntington,
= ,ac que; ~ his parents. MI and
Ms Frank stanton. on North MAIN
street:
Miss Rose Arbenz has returned from
a ,,~l, 10 Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. Johr Belts. who mas been visit
r7c Ms {. !. Milton At Monument
Place. lnf; yesterday for her home n
=. Louis.
Mrs. James {. D;cksy has returned
- her home in Woodlawn after So
jou-n o. sevcn months III California
Mrs. Car! EeSi"r and Fau, lcS'"r aNc
NJ. ard Mrs Joha Clark and children
have returned from Mountain Lake
lark where they Spen; N" Weekend
at the summer cncam7meHt Of 81. MAJ.
hess choir boys.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Main and Mr.
and Mr. William EnNG. 90 Pittsburgh
were week "nd guests 90 NJ. And Mrs
" n Higgins N Woodsda,'.
Miss Virginia Higgins will return
this week from visit - friends IN
Aaron. Ohio.
Misses Sarah Stamp and Angela Conn
have gone - canton. O.. where they
will attend tho wedding today OF Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
THIRD ARBITRATOR
NOT YET SELECTED

another conference n"Iwecn J. =.
: .arIlar. attr7Hr! from tic lower IA:
.;acii"r companies. and Mi" Mah"n"i.
r"rr"."2 'iuG Local No. q. Firc:nen <
offers ME- held y"Sfc"dry go which
.Imc The. c:idcayorPd 20 sel"c; III" third
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
No,3-bia Climb Dance

Tho Columbia club vii give dance
az Wncr'.7c Ta-k Thursday "v"ninE, y
good rcoSrsr, ~ dance music VIII oH
furnished by Manages orchestra No m
,.ita;:ors have beer issued Tor n" AZ
.alr b., = good attendance ~ ~" mem
ha-s %. 80 .,Ih ard 'h'ir tr'"n"' =
exrsr'ci
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
RCItyBnaSs|

The nov playground and r"rr"a H"n
ruium!ti"c Recently appointed by ':'E
Manage: 'T@@. mot ycstcrdt! aver
!.u..: e., urr..i!"v.
Ten 'r.y>. whose names arc hc!HS WIN
he'd on account Of their ages. Will DC
arraigncd n JuvcnI!" court :r'u:C'f
morning charged with destruction %
property. They arc accused OF throw
.nC s,"nrs through tho windows IN me
wharfhuat SUNDAY.
The board uf review and equalization
net yesterday. hut few cases were
acted upon. The board will! be IN scs-
SION today.
Prosecuting Attorney Carl e. Bach
mann and Chief OF Police Fred Frazier
,~turnrd from SMOKE Hole camp az
Petersburg. Va. where they spent sew
.ra; days hunting and hsh!ns. The
r-"~ecutor brought HON" with ham the
dead body of on, or the largest wildcats
ever shor u, n" Allegheny mountains.
The beast w.s 80 inches n h"irhtn and
weighed almost 40 pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
snow,r FOR sr4ds and Groom.

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Rose and Mss
Emma Ly.e entertained a, mo home %
Mr. and Mrs. Rose. IN U7tontown. O..
Saturday evening. hono-,nS Mr.. and
Mrs James Merritt. whose marriag"
was an event OF lac" June. Trio affair
took the nature OK miscellaneous
shower for the bride and groom. Those
prcsrDt were:
N"SSrS. ard Mechanics
James q Merritt Walter Caldwell
Thomas Crimes Harold Taylor
Cra!E Frion Emil Rose
JOAN Caldwell. j.
Misses
Frances l.rc Rache. yelling
Nary Taylor Anna Merritt
Margaret t;umTHCe Err.~1 I.y!e
Ethcl Caldwell.
NeSSrS.--
Il row Broka~ George Wn',trS
Walter TaSlOr Roland Brown
Far Walls John ReeCe
Car. Taylor oscar Littia
ErorCtc N!cho. Vim. l.. Merritt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12

member OF the arbitration board who
Wi. take up and arb!trate the WACO
matter of tie F.remen & Oilers.
Scvera other conferences have Al
-c.dv bern held n hopes that the third
rran Ire elected. but earh and every tme
10Th cannot agree. As soon as theso
.wo mon can get together md select Tn
,nird member. the three Will then meef
and take M the wage question
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12

uh.ca me. WI 80 - TIE 'i'E"-Pa'lS
,.r,,., loon, y,rc-r .nc, 80. ENJOY
.'...Shr:g ..u,h" -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12

40 nntter what you want II VIII ave
YOU inns and money TO use INI6L'
.lCESCT;R WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
ThoATD Party.

Mrs +. =. Becker ard Miss Louise
Shorts will entertain with . theatre
party IN honor OF E.sh .tiNrrda Jerome.
we'll known young Indy % th!S c!ty. who
IS 20 b. married shorty. The guests
will A::ead ~" matinee p"rforirsnCr
~ the Y!c'o;!t theatre. following
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
StauTp-Ancld.

An announcement which will Re OF
interest q ioca! people - that % the
marriage % Mss MARY Ruth Arnold
and Henry S,amm. which took place re-
Gently IN St. Louis. Mr.. Stamm was
4 resident or this city Cor ten years.
being connected With ire Bureau ~
ANNA. Industry Since leaving Wheel
inE NJ has ,.ved n 81. Louis. and no
and MS b7tdr vii, make their home
there
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
HENDERSON SHOT
rormer Senator Wounded By Charles Crock
By Associated Press

"ashlgton, March 5-Forn1er Senato, Charles B. Henderson of Elko. Nev.. wa. shot and slightly wounded in the fore. arm today by Charles A. Crock of Ta. Koma Park, Md, former resident of heho' New The shooting occurred in MT Henderson's office in the Senate ofiice building. where he was cleaning up some loose ends after his retirement yes terday from the Senate
 Crock was disarmed by men attracted py the shot and the screams of stenogra- pnurs' who ran from the office into the nah' and was turned over to the police. VT. henderson said the man had been treated In Nevada for mental trouble. according to the police. the prisoner told them that some 25 years ago MT. Hem oerson was counsel for him in suit in voivnig tract of land, and the shoot ing grew out of that
 Ihe bullet passed through the flesh of the former senator's forearm. Senator baH or Delaware, who Is a physician. uresed the wound and then sent the pa- tient 10 hospital for an x-ray exami- nauon. This was said to have disclosed no broken bones, and Mr. Henderson went 10 his home, where he was reported tcnight as resting easily
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
COURT COMPELS
 PUBLIC SERVICE
Water Company Must Con. tinue to Serve Patron Pend
 ing Result of Rate Fuss

Decator, March 5-(Special) )-The con- tempt of court phase was dropped from the. case and an injunction prohibiting the Alabama Water company from cut ting off the supply of water in the home Of A. D. Cohen was issued until the cas7 can be finally disposed of by Judge O Kyle In circuit court here this afternoon. The case probably will be taken to the supreme court and the right of water ct mpanies to cut off the supply of wat"f furnished customers, pending the adjust nent of bills, is involved
 Through his attorney, T. c. -Almon. Cohen had filed bill in equity, request ing the court to issue a restraining or der against the water company from cutting off the supply. Before the pa. pers were served the supply already had been stopped. Mandamus proceed lrgs then were instituted to get the com pany to restore service delay in starting the service again brought a threat of conempt of court. The service was then restored and the hearing by the circuit court on the injunction proceeding was set for the afternoon.
 The outcome of the case will be watched by residents of many Alabama municipalities where water rates have been advanced recently
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
DAVIS SAILS WEDNESDAY
Ambassador Takes Official Leave of
 King George

!, London, March 5.-John w. Davis, the retiring American ambassador, took of ficial leave of King George today lie and Mrs Davis had luncheon with the King and Queen in Buckingham palace where final farewels were said
 The remaining hours of Ambassador Davis until he sails for New York Wednesday on the steamer Olympic from Southampton will be crowded with func- tions and affairs incident to winding up his official duties. On Sunday he will be received by the members of the royal family other than the King and Queen, and on Tuesday by Earl Curzon, the for eign minister The withdrawal of MT. and Mrs. Davis has been attended with the most cordial expressions of esteem and regard from all quarters.
 In addition to the luncheons given this week by the Pilgrims society and the Anglo-Amercan society MT. and Mrs. Davis were guests at reception in the London home of Lady Astor to which SOv persons were invited
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
Aged Mississippian Is Held for Ambush
 Murder of Father of His 14-Year-Old Bride

Meridian, Miss, March 5.-(Spe- husband of n 14-year-OId bride, Is in jnii. being held in connection with the assassination lnte last night of Edward Henson, his young wife's father.
 Henson was shot to death with the contents of shotgun fired through the window of his dining room while he and his wife and their daughter, Mrs. Nelson, were eating supper in the Henson home On the Marion road, two and half miles enst of Meridian.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
Religious Deuotee Who Uses LiUe Snake In
 Ritual ResentS Courts Attack on Reptiles

Fort Payne, March 5.--A church attendant in Alabama may carry n live snake to divine worship if. 1t is used in religious rites, nccord- ing to an opinion given in the trial Of J. Wiley Reese before the nOnjury division of the DeKaTb county court yesterday.
 Reese was acquitted of charge Of disturbing rcligiOns worship. It was specifically charged that he carried live snake to church last Sunday and that wOrshipers left
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06

the building. Judge Steele. who heard the case, told the defendant, in dismissing the charges, that he took no stock in his snake theories but it was matter that inSolved the defendants conscience and religious convictions and there fore he was forced to free him.
 The. defendant took issue with the court when the judge pointed out that the serpent had been the enemy of man since Adams day by declaring that he had been bitten "hundreds of times by all manner Of reptilesr and that he had never suffered injury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
 FUR AUCTION ENDS
II Million Pelts Bring Tota lof Over
 10 Million Dollars
By Assoclated Press

st. Louis, March 5.-The winter auc- ton at the international fur exchange which opened February q ended today with total sales amounting to s1o,979, ,2S2. Approximately 100000 pelts were dis posed of during the sale
 Despite the present business depression the sale was larger than any ever held elsewhere, it was announced. Three previous sales held here. however, sur passed it.
 Philip B. Fouke. president of the ex- change, in closing the sale, advised the dealers to advertise extensively in news
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
SPECIAL ELECTION IS
 CALLED FOR JUNE 7
 IN FOURTH DISTRICT

Montgomery, March 5.-Gov. Thomas F.. Kilby today set June ' as the date for special election in the Fourth congressional district to elect a suc- ce ssor to the late Fred l.. Blackmon.
 Maj Lamar Jeffers, who was de- feated by Mir Blackmon for the nom ination in democratic primary, and S P. Mcdonald, both democrats, have arLounced Judge A. P. Longshore, Shelby county, and Judge A. P. Reyn- olds. Chiffon county, will be the re- publican candidates for the nomina. tion.
 Both parties will hold a primary in the district The date for the demo- cratic primary will be set by the democratic state executive committee Monday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
Dr. Gambrell Passes Crisis
By AaeNrinfed RReea

Nashville, Aar~.l 5.--Dr. J. B. Gam Dreii' president of the Southern Baptist convention, who has been critically i'll at Dallas, Tax, for the past 10 days. has now passed the crisis and has excellent chances for an early recovery. in the opinion of his physicians, according to information received here today by the neadquarters office of the Baptist s75.- 0o0,O0 campaign
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
Cut Gasoline Price

New Orleans March 5.--Announcement was made tonight at headquarters of the Standard oil Company of Louisiana that Gasoline and kerosene prices would each De reduced one cent per gallon through out the states of Louisiana. Arkansas ana tennessee. The reduction will be er- lectve Monday next Prices in New Orleans Monday will be 241k cents for gasoline at service stations and Is cents fetah Tor kerosene Prices of kerosene ana gasoline have been reduced a total .oi Tour cents during the last 90 days by the Standard oil company. A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06

The arrest of Nelson, who is q truck farmer, was made by Sheriff John NJ. Martin, Chief of Police Lp C. MOnette and Constable Edward Mosby shortly after the assaSsina- ton was reported. The evidence against the suspect so far is purely circumstantiai, it being stated by the authorities that he was heard to make threats when his young wife is alleged to have left hIs home and returned to that of her father after living with him for only n short time.
 Henson was Iineman in the ein- pIoy of local telephone company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06

papers to provide the motive power for business in 1921"
 Business, of course, is what the public makes it." he asserted. The public IS ready to and does respond to the story of honest merchandise at reasonable prices and the most direct way to get that story before the public is through the daily press
 Declines in prices of furs. in some in- stances as high as 75 per cent as com pared with prices obtained last May, were shown in the majority of lots sold.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
The Weather

Tennessee: Local showers and thun- derstorms Sunday, cooler by Sunday night; Monday fair and cooler.
 Georegia: Fair and warmer sunday Monday local showers and cooler.
 Alabama. Mississippi: Partly cloudy and warmer Sunday followed by show CTS and local thunderstorms late Sun day afternoon or night; Monday prob ably fair, cooler in interior.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
Rankruptcy Petition

Boston, March 5.-The Continental Pro- ducts corporation, holding company for several large sugar concerns, filed a vol untary petition in bankruptcy today Lia- bilities were placed at s5,S92, ,2SS and assets at s704, ,S37
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
Urge Special Session

Goodwater, March 5.--(Special.) )-At a mass meeting here, resolutions were adopted asking Governor Kilby to call a special session to resubmt the s25, ,0OO, ,VUU road bond issue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
Inspect Power Site

Dothan, March. 5.-(Speoia1D-A party left this afternonAin automobiles for High Bluff, where the proposed hydro-eiectric plant vii lbe located. The purpose of the visit was to see the power site, which is to be voted on soon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
Strike Called Off

Mobile, March 5.-The plumbers who vent out on a strike last Wednesday be- cause wages were cut from g to s. re- turned to work today at the latter scale The plumbers will receive $S sper day 1n the future
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
LOCAL. DATA

For the 24 hours ending at p. m: Highest temperature ...... 72 Lowest temperature .... 41
 Mean temperature .. 56 Normal temperature - 53 January ,................... 1.95 Total rainfall since January .. .11.0 | Excess in rainfall since January l .19 Relative humidity, ' a. m. ,....... 41
 12 noon 2g
 P. m' -.,-.-.. .,- ,-................. 5S Dry thermometer, ' a. m. ....... 4S
 12 noon ........ 67 D. m. .....,........ 64 Wet thermometer a. m. ...,..,.... go
 12 noon ................... 50
 D. m. ;....... .....,...... 5C