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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-29
COLORADO INDUSTRIAL NEWS

Reports from various sections OF
the country show that industrial
conditions are actually improving
The profiteerIng seller and the
profiteering workman are being rap
idly eliminated by the inexorxble
law OF supply and demand. Reviv-
ing Industries are taking up the un
employment slack.
lOuray-At!as mine and mill rum
ming full capacity. employing 80
men.
Mountain Top In Ouray district
shipping 5000 ore. mill being en-
iarged
Cripple Greek M n G
shipping $50 tons $500 ore daily.
Grand Junction-Fire department
adds new sl2.Sss motor equipment
Canon Ci'y-PaekinE plant adds
80 women To working force.
Craig Douglas Mountaia Copper
Co. to build new furnace. VIII re-
sumo operations at mine and smcit-
er.
Sale OF $4,000. 900 state road
bond issue viii relieve unemploy-
ment situation.
Rocky Modern meat pack
Ing plant to be built here.
Hayden Large crew engaged On
repairs to Moffat road.
Cripple creck-2s sets ieasers
employing 75 men working In Ajax
mine.
Colorado Springs manufacturing
increased $50 per cent In ten ysars.
Colorado wheat crop estimated
At 30.37s.ooo bushels.
Maybell--Lbcal parties 10 reopen
Dromids mine on Douglas mountsim.
Concrete work starts on ~ miles
OF Lincoln Highway south OF stsri.
ing.
stcrlins-six new dwsiiings IN.
der construction.
La Plats-S.o0o.oo.foot gas flow
struck at 400 feet In Midwest we'll
near here.
De Bequs-ventura Co.. suspsnds
operations on shsis holidays uutil
next spring.
Holly Chtsftain instails large Hoe
cylinder press.
Idaho springs-Opcrations start
on Gold Medal group.
Dumost--Dsvslopnsnt work ~.
der way on Lee group.
Idaho springs-Stude Marie Mia.
Ing Co. TO install machincry and
sink shaft on property In Maximii.
liaa gulch.
Colorado sprinss-Laying oi
storm sswsr starts October l7th..
Dsavsr-Buildiag permits 0eto.
bsr iith totaisd eiot.7se.
vtetor--t-foot gold vsin opeuel
as American Eagles nise iAsusss
steady prodsstioa. t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gsoup sa
nisss purehassd ~ preaissas ce,e
nee Diaiag ve0as. - ~
ceee1s %Dtsl ososk 101niae d
iseseeoss lDsss Z ~ ans. Co.
iseatsAeAae Dla1a - ~ ~. >
crisDss cssse e-Dsil navsa Nh,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-29
HAVE YOUn FLOCKs CULI.ED
FREE

Anyone desiring to have their
chicken flocks culled this fall, may
have It done free by Joining the Rio
Grande County Poultry association
Dues 81 per year. This 10 the time
- have 1t done to assure yourself
that you are not keeping boarders
among your flock. and to get the
eggs you are entitled to Tor the
feed expended. For further infor-
nation apply to C. d. Hyatt. County
Agent or Earl A. Matzen. secretary
Of the association.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-29

ssseS 49, SoA9J 1sssO - - -
Dr.. Doran 10 . regular graduate
II medicine aad surgery and =
licensed BY the STATE u Colombo.
He visits professionally the more
Important towns aud citjss. and q.
fsrs 10 all Who call Oh this triD
consultation and examination frss.
except the sxpenss Of trsatnsas
wAsa desired.
According 70 bis method OF con.
Ing TO your nearest city 70 see pat
isuts he gtvss ail the sick people
~ opportunity to obtain the ~
that medical science can offer rlght
at home. He Aoss aot opsra,s for
chronic appendicitis. saii stones,
ulcers Of stomach. toasils or -.
noids.
He has 70 bis credit maay voa.
dsrful results In diseases OF ~
stomach. liver. bowels. blood. skin.
nerves. heart. kidney. bladder. ~
wstting. eatArrh. leg ulcers and ~.
tai ailmeots.
II you have been aiiing for any
lssstA Of time and DO not &c, aay
bsttsv. do not fail 70 call. a. ~
proper measures rather than ~
sass ere very oftsn the cause &
your long sanding trouble.
Rsnsnbsr above date. that =
Aoiaatioa % this "trip viii b. foo
asa hat his treatment 4 diffsseot,
Aafsse4 hASss nust come VA
oAsts hueoasla, asA eAidsss -
. A1eslees 1eelieal LAbsratery i
De. Dstah. sSy.sst Sosso. nieeS'
1aAnsaoelis. Aiaa.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-29

Kaniicrk Water Bottle. are guar.
snt~sd for 3 years.
FULLER DRUG CO..
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-29
Coming 70
ALAMOSA and DEL NORTE
DIR. DORAN

kprriAliss. Not b Name DAILY. bo'
b. Expcrtrscr of Alnsoes =
Quarter of = Crnenry.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-29

Will Give Fs~~ COasultati0a %
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ~
IL AlamOsa, Victoria Hoerl
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ~
n DEL Nossc. hSaaish Tran Hotel
ssOM . .. -. 70 3 p. -.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-29

II. G. TRAPP
County Clerk and Recorder.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-29
TWO mars ONLY

The, Co~e Many Misss y ~ ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

pRODA Sc uadherne vylet-
nj misto s tanecnim pavilonem,
pouze 10 mil vych. cd Clevelan
du, ma dlazdene ceste, blize ka
ry. Je pri tom pet akru po-
zemku, kus lesa, menSi dunn,
ban, slepicnik, hejno slepic, l
kraya, / kun, ? prasata a ve-
skere potTebne farmarske "a
rizeni. Zahrada tanecnim pa
vilonem je pronaiata ku predu
ma cele leto, vsechny nedele a
svatky vsedni dny ga S35
denne. Znamenita prilezitost
pro podnikaveho cloveka. Ce-
ma velmi levna a dobre pod
minky, Haste Sc u l.. Reficha,
o015 Pershing Ave-, 3ti dunn
cd Broadway. 2-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

v CORLETT, blize kostela
sv. Rodiny ma vych. 131. ul.
mann V prodeji nekolik domi
jedno | dvourodinnych Ia lev
nou cenu. Vezme Sc Y mnoha
prfpadecn lot ma splatku. Biz
81 Yam sdeli j. Migasek u The
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way, aneb v els. 1878 Coath
Ave. 2-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
PRODA Sc:

PRODA Sc LEVINE dunn O 6ti
pokojich. koupelna, elektrika,
plyn, velky lot, garaz, slepie-
mix. Haste sc v els. 13408
Southview Ave. Vemte Union
karu. 2-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

PRODA Sc domek 4 poko-
jich S koupelnou, plyn, voda,
elektrika a jine zarizeni. Cena
$4,000. Nam tez jedno a dvou-
rodinne domky, Ia ktere maze-
te tez vase Lofty vyrneniti jako
prvni splatku. Haste Sc u r.
Kohout, Il Atlas, SASS Broad
way. 2-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

"AnO, muSlm VSak pOckaCl,
az Erninie Sc probudi, abych
mohla Sc S nj rozlouciti".
"Zeno, pima tajnosti! Jake
jsou I've noviny a kan jdes?"
"Musis mi odpustiti, re me-
mohu ii podati vysvetleni, Ell
fie. Wis, nebot' jsem tt to byla
liz rekla, ze zivote mem sta
va hlubokeho tajemstvi. Jsi-li
moji pritelkyni, musis je ctiti"
pravila Britomarta temne.
"Zda Sc mi, ze stava tn vice
ta.inosti, nezh jedne. Ctim lie
vsechny, Britomarto'.
V tom probudila sc Erminie.
spankem hodne obcerstvena a
posilnena.
"Jak je ii nyni?" tazala Sc il
miss Conyersova.
"Velmi dobfe, jsem pima no.
veho zivota. Avsak ty, Brito-.
mario, vypadas bleda a smut
ma! Trapi te neco?" zadostive
dotazovala Sc Erminie.
"Povinnost, ze muslin te oka-
mzite opustiti. Ne, nefikej ami
slova a nezdrzuj mne! Ty Wis
dobre, ze jedine absolutni nut
most maze pfinutiti mne k opu-
steni tebe nyni. Osud muj tax
kaze a muslin jfti' ,pravila miss
Conyersova, pozorujic, ze pfi-
telkyne chce odporovati.
"MXslim, ze muslin Sc. poda-
ii! Priides vsak brzy Zpet, ze
ano?"
"Tak brzy, jak bude to jen
mozno! A nyni, buh te zehneJ
Brzke TIVE uzdravenl bude pro
mne velkou utechou!" pravila
miss Conyersova, libajic milo
vanou pritelkyni.
"Buh opatruj te ma vsecf
tvych cestach, pfitelkyne dra
hap vydechla Erminie, opetu
JIG polibek.
"S bohem, Elfie!" loucila st
Britomarta touto, potfasaJit
il rukou ma rozchodu, chtejit
jill do knihovny, kde rozloucit
sc chtela Justinem, potkala tt
hoto V chodbe.
IS bohem, Justine !" zvolala
podavajic mu ruku.
"Coze?"
IS bohem!"
"To pfece nemyslite do 0
pravdy?"
"Ano, myslim!"
Exam jdete?"
'Po svych Zalezitostech, Ju
stine" smutne odvetila Brito
marta.
"Avsak - odpust'te - jak
jsou to zalezitosti?"
"ro je me tajemstvi, dovo
lite-li, Justine.
"Prominte mi moji SINE
lost, pravil plukovnik Rosel
: thai zarazene, "avsak doufa
isem, Britom arto, re budu me
. ci promlu viii k vam o vecI
ktera aamtstnava vsechny m
, mySlenky od te DOLBY, kdy pc
: prye isem vas spatr'l!"
"Nedotykejte Sc, prosim
, predmetu toho, nell pro vzdy
tedy alespon do te DOLBY, nez
, bude 30 valce".
: "a pak?"
) PAX MONA, re nikdo
. mas nehude chtit Sc mem IN
niti'.
"Rritomarto, nezahravate
: sVeyolne s nym vasim sti
stim2 %
: "Nemam casu ma zadne z;
2 hravanl vIbec. K tomu pa
J bylo by lepe, kdybychom pam
/, tovali vice ma sye povinnost
? nezli ma tax zvane stesti! il
h stine, kocar, ktere ma mne d,
j vezti na nadrazi, ceka jiz pre-
G domem a nesmlm zmeSka
h ylak "a zadnou ceilu. S b.
hem = pravila Britomarta, v,
7 yinouc ruku svoji z jeho.
"Ne dOvolte asnan ahvr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

PRIJMOU Sc solicitofi,
Zdvojnasobte sve sluzn6 neb
mzdu, pracUjice $ nami We va
Sem volnem case. Podrobnosti
poda vam Eagle Electric Sup
oily Co.. 5e17 Broadway. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

kOUPf Sc mensi zarizena
fal1na, primo cd majitele.
Haste Sc u L. Rericha, 5O15
Pershing Ave. 2-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

vlozil do ruky balicek dopis,
chopil Sc klobouku a kdyz byl
potfasl vsem rukou, odesel.
"Nebude pranic ma skodu, u
poslechneme-li jeho rady, FL
fie", pravil Justin, stisknuv zvo
mex. "Uvidime, chybi-li neeo v
dome. Shleda-li Sc, ze tomu tax,
bude pripad jasny, nell, pax
tez nebude skoditi, uvedomi-
nell policii, jak navrhujete".
Ia zazvoneni prisla stara
Bedriska, omlouvajic pfitom-
most svoji slovy:
"Odpust'te, ale cerny Bob ma
chazi Sc takovem stavu pode-
Semi, ze nenf niceho schopen".
"To mic nedela, Bedrisko, ty
nam postacis uplne! Name "a
vazne priciny k commence, re
teto noci vloupal Sc domu lu-
pic nfjaky. Nepohresujete nj
ceho?"
"Nikoli, ami toho nejmensi-,
ho".
"Jdete a prohlednete vsech-.
no. Hlavne pax presvedcte Sc,
ie-li veskere stribrne stolni ma
cini ma SVEN miste pfijd'te mi
podati zpravu".
Bedriska odkvapila, ably Wy
plnila dany rozkaz vsichni o.
statni il nasledovah. Justin o.
DIESEL do klenute jizby k zelez-
ne pokladne,, V niz uschovany
byly penize cenne listiny. Bri-
tomarta bleda CO mrtvola ODE
brala Sc do sve jizby, ably pro-
hledla dopis a balicek, odevzda
ny il doktorem a Elfie odesla
do 'jizby Erminie.
Sluzebnictvo prohledalo me-
zitim vsechny skrine a Zasuv-
ky, avsak ami jediny cenny
predmet nebyl postradan. The
orie o lupicovi byla patrne
chyhnou q zahada stala Sc tu-
diz jeSte vetsi.
Kdyz Elfie vysla ze svetnice
Ermininy, cekal ma nj Jiz Ju-
stin, ienz lined il zadrzel slo-
Wy:
"Pojd'te sem, ma draha
Jsem velmi naklonen vasemu
nahledu teto veci. Vysledek
vseho naseho vysetrovanl a pa
trani po lupicich je, re po tech
to neni ami stopy. Myslim pro
to, re videla jste dobre gene
raj Eastworth ze naleza sc
meste. Jeho znalost veskerehC
zarizeni V dome a zvyku Jeht
obyvatelu byly mu napomocnA
phi jeho vedrani Sc az k Ermi
nii".
"Jsem toho presvedcenl sta
lie, zejmena vsak, kdyz zvedels
isem, re nocni navstevnik ter
nebyl mas doktor!' pravila I'll
fie. -, aaksaEsasN q
PAX ucinite nejlepe, puJde
tell Sc mnou k nacelnlku poll
Gle a date mu vedomost 0 tom
"Pravila jsem sice drive, Q
jsem ochotna k tomu, ale nynl
kdyz to jde do opravdy, ne
mann velkou chut' k tomu" pr
villa Elfie, odskocivsi do sveh
pokojc pro sal a klobouk.
Drive ale, nezli nasledoval
Justina, Sla podivati sc ma I'll
mini. Tato spala tise a klidn
{. Katerina byla u nj ma straz
"Kde je miss ConyersovaE
tazala sc Elfie,
"Nevim, ma am. Y tonlto pt
koji nebyla cd snidane!"
"To ie podivne! Musim pt
ohlednouti sc po MI, pravll
Elfie, odchazejic, kdyz V tom
dveri Sc setkala Britomartol
ktera vypadala velmi hleda
rozrusena. .ss4 ssss
"Dobrotive nebe! Co Sc
prihodilo?" tazaia Sc, ustoupi
zpet. ,4~t ~
"Probudila sc jiz Erminie2
pravila tato, nedbaJic otazk
.,rft p1lytr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

PRODA Sc dhm trech po-
kOjich s pozemkem O dvou To-
tech, bane, voda. Da Sc "a
$3.50. Je to na Greenwood
Ave. 20 State Rd. kare. Haste
Sc cis. 1901 Gay Ave. 2 W.
chodni 131. ul. ga
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

$1,000 MA HOTOVOSTI
koupi dunn o 6 pokojich v Mt.
Pleasant, blize kinsman a u
Mon kary, koupelna 4 sklep,
shopky, mala puda, elektrina,
plyn, diva slepicniky, lot 40 pri
$50 str. Cena $4,000. Haste Sc
u f. j. Parenica, 12309 Union
Ave. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt O tfecn
pokojich nahore. Haste sc v
els. 3401 Roanake Ave. nahore
q Brooklyne. 2-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
DUN u UNION $34OO

Ma dlazdene ulici, 4
velke svet., vnitrni "a
chod, velky sklep, a
pskny lot 40x15O, u
same Union kary, ne
daleko Boulevardu. To-
to jest lace. Prazdny.
Haste sc u Vcela Real
ty Co., 5733 Broadway
2-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
FARMA rs A.

1NFkA ID a.
u Aurora -- ma sutrovane
ceste, nedaleko dlazdene
cesty - krasne budovy a
velky dunn - dobrs poIno-
sti - IL krav, 2 kone, sIe-
pice a veskere krmivo a ma
radi - tento majetek jest
pouze as % mil cd naseho
mssta a cena Sc vsim sedm-
nact tisic - prime Sc dunn
We mestS kolem $4,000. -
Haste Sc u VSela Realty
Co., 5733 Broadway. 2-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

PRODA Sc dunn 6 poko-
jfch ma pozemku o 292 sfev.,
v prdceli ma Lee rd., 5 minut cd
10. zastavky A. B. G.. kary. Ia
volejte tel. O. S. Union 66O l..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

prcda pouze "a $4,000 hoto-
ve. Rylo pouze 8 meaicu uziva-
ne. Haste Sc V cls. A223 Sa-
.ckctt k-~. q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

kAMNAz druhe ruky yseho
druhu predava a kupuje w.
SedlaGek. 1861 4. 40. st. 2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

Kataru . saiudecnim chorobAm %
s6nuie obsvlAstni pozoYnoet
Trpite-N katarsm. pfijd'te . nechte
- vysctrfti. Nemocnf a cherobou po-
nekud napadenf, NELL by - uchopiti
ofiletitosti teho navstevy. Navstivts
ieJ . budetc uspokoJenL Jestf 3e Jest
va ptipad nevylseitelnS. fekne VAN
Ak hsx okolko poradf Van isv. ne
shojitelnes.L 3AdnS ehorebnr mu2
aeh tsRa nsnsn ~ Eameakati poTa-
iiti - . tfmts sDscialistos. &
Jsts-li psstihsni rheunAtismem. ner-
yssou, vodnatslasati. etokAm rukou
asb nohou. nesnkssnd 1ater. srdcs,
slabosti nerv0 net jinou chorobou sla-
oostni. jste-li ssinalS. trpftel zAvrA-
Il. nechuti X jidlu, z4cpou nezAzivno-
sti padoucntci neb zaludecnfmi a sttev
aimi neporadky, prijd'te x DIR. Snellovi
Mate-h skvrny. krevnf. kozni neb
vlasoyy neduh, prntrz neb zlatou zflu
fSe Sc 9 uspecheln leef.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc radna divka ma
lehci praci do tficlenne do
macnosti, ktera Sc domluvi an
glicky. Dobry domov a slusny
plat. Adressa Sc sdeli adm.
Sveta. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

LACE. Dunn o 5ti pokojich,
elektrina, plyn, koupelna. Ce-
ma S34O0. Dunn o II pokoiich,
elektrika, plsn, Snese najmu
s62. Hotove Se00 ostatni na
splatky. 'DurnF o 8 pokojicf, 2
story, plyn, eiektrika,, koupel-
ma. Najem $50 mes. Zada Sc
$4,000 hotoye. Haste Sc hned
U Jos. T. Poko1ny, cool Broad
way lei. Union 892 ". -
Union Isl +. ~ The Broad
wav. Realty and Inv. Go. 2-2s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
Danny

,churavelA bolenim hlavy. trudnomysl-
iostf. bolestf kfizi, zvlAstnfmi no.
nocemi neb Jeou-h postiteny tinymi
nem specielne zenskJn. iAeiy by % q
tfmto specialietou roraditi
Choroby vajeenfku neb daiohy leci
De. ncss Bylo-li YAM raaens podro-
oiti Sc oporaci chirurgicke. aby Cd.
stranena byla prfoina teohto ohorsb,
neb pri zlat9 zile q pr0trzi, rspoBlou-
heJte techto pCkynu a neddvejte cvote
zdravi POD pnz. lancetu neb ranIekaf.
skou 5ehlu, ariz byste se dive pora.
dily Sc specialistou.
Nehlede tomu, Jake povahy jest
Vase nemoc neb jak dlouho Vas suzu.
ie. poradte Sc 9 ttmto specialistou. aby
,elS Vas budorci 1ivot nebyl v sascs
Start i mladi rnuzi
Nehlede tomu. 1ak jste nenocen.
nehlede ami X Vast bezradnosti a beg
nadejnosti a nshlede AMI X tomu, kdy2
vam bylo jiz re6eno. ze Vase nemoc
lest nezhojitelna, pf.jd'te a poradte 30
f, tlmto vs. pornym lekarem a jest-li sc
bgva jen uitka nadeje. ma ktere visi
Vase zdravi. mtlze tato vesti X VaSemu
uzdravenf. spokojenosti a stest!.
zvLASTNf POZORNOST Sc yenujs
chemicksmu a drobnohlednemu rosbo-
cu krve, moes a chrchlu q ySem trpf-
| cfm nemocemi duseynfmi a nervovymi
| <omplikacemt.
Vsechny dotazy AdresuJts
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

PRODA Sc grocerni a cukro
vinkovy obchod, kde Sc trzi
pres 500 hotove. Je pri mem
byt 5 pokojich, koupelna a il
ne zariZeni. Blizsi sc sdei v {.
2170 w. % st. Vezmete Lorain
karu. 3-2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
PRODA Sc mellsi novy do

PRODA Sc me1lsi novy do
mex 0 5ti svetnicieh, koupel-
ma, elektrika, chodniky, yelky
lot "a $4,000, hotove S400 a
zbytAk iako najen. Je TO ma Is.
zastavee A. B. G.. kary. so kro-
XII cd dlazby a kary. Pospeste
81, je to lace. Haste sc IL l..
Rericha, h015 Pershing Ave,
3ti dunn od Broadway. 2-25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24
Mills Will Reopen Ry A AssOclatAd Preaa

Winston-S Salem, N. C., January s. After being closed for some time, the Chatham Woolen Mills, with 300 em> ployees here and 200 in Elkin, tomor- row will resume operations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24
LYNCH TWO NEGROES
 AFTER RACE CLASH
 IN NORTH CAROLINA
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In 1t w. J. Upehurch, engineer of a switch engine, and H. A. Rainey and H. A. Inscoe, car inspectors. were shot as they were about their work in tho rail. road yards,
 Matthew Bullock, gaid to have boon the leader ef the negroes, made his escape, Rndf the roundup made by posse of white men formed shortly after the shooting this morning failed to locate him. Thirteen. however, were arrested and committed to Jail in default of bonds. after preliminary hearing before JustIca of the Peace Hardy of Nerlina
 While the situation appears quiet here tonight there were rumors that an eff fort might te made by negroes of War renton, four miles from here, to Hberslte members of their race in jail. Feeling was high this morning among the white people of the community. but has appar- ently calmed down tonight.
 Tasker Polk. prominent attorney, ap- bearing for the state. this afternoon made talk to the assembly gathered for the preliminary hearing in which he counseled law and order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24
FLORIDA TOURISTS
 SMASHING RECORD.
Thousands of Autoists From All Sections of America Flock
 to Sunshine Coast
By Assoolated Press

Tampa, January 23.-Florida this winter Is entertaining mora automo- bile tourists than ever before. They come from all sections of the country, principally from the northern states to escape the cold weather Hotels boarding houses and cottages are taxed to their utmost capacity by regular tourists and the automobilists. Thou sands of tents have been put up in practically every county of the state and some places have established tent cities with every convenience for auto mobile tourists. It has been estimated that more than 100000 people will ee- cupy tents in Florida this winter.
 So enthusiastic over the automobile method of touring about F1erida are some of the northern visitors that they have organized an association known as the Loyal Order of Tin Can Touriets of the World. Their annual convention recently held here was attended by about 1000 people from all over the United States and from Canada. They elected as their offioersi Exalted royal chief tin can opener of the world, James M. Morrison of Chicago and Ti Psso, Tex, royal chief, etc. c. M. Tremains of Fredonia, N Y, vice royal chief, etc.. Grandpa" Hawkins ol Noblesville, Ind.i royal secretary, Mrs w H. Husselman, Butler, Ind. royal treasurer, Mrs. j. l.. TrussdeIl, Minne- apolis, Minn.i assistant secretary Mrs. Verne Lenon, Marion. Ind. sergeants. William s. fnch, Coloma, Mioh.. and Charles T. Fales the mayor of Easy street." of Syracuse, N. Y. Gainesville, Fla. was selecsed for the 1921 eenven tion city.
 One of the most interesting speeches of the convention was that of Owakha, Mohawk Indian chief who, with his squaw. had driven their automobile from Canada to Florida te spend ths winter and who is member of the er- der. The Kalispel, Mont, chamber sf commerce invited the "tin cannersh te hold their midsummer meet In that city,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24
CONTRACTORS OPEN.
 MEETING TOMORROW.
600 Delegates Are Expected to Attend Convention in
 New Orleans
By Associated Press

New Orleans, January 23.-The annual convention of the Associated General Contractors of America will open for, q three days session here Tuesday morn- ing About 400 general contractors and 200 vendors of machinery are expected to be in attendance.
 c. E. Buchholz, general secretary of the national association. who is in the city to make preparations for the mee. : ing, tonight announced that the follow ins subjects will be discussed and argued at this meeting.
 Insurance, contracts. strikes. how to get money out of the government, whether said government should continue stimulation competition among contrar- tors, who and what is responsible bid- der, whether there shall be a standard for making of contract to prevent dis putes or continue wrangling with the builders and architects, in the erection of house, how to build a road and get the money for It. and what's the matter with the railroads.
 number of speakers of national note, well as public officials. have Accepted invitations to address the gathering
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24
High Sounding Terms

Fred C. Kelly, the business writsr. declares many business institutions uso high sounding terms when simpler terms
 would be more natural and mora con- venient The man who Is called put- chasing agent, he says. of courpe, h willing to work for less salary than if he were called merely buyer. He takes part of his reward in the satisfaction of being something which sounds so im- pcrtant as purchasing agent. But while paying man in title rather than in money may be saving. it Is silly. Kelly points out, because it Is not fundamental ly sound
 In the Nations Business Kelly tells this story to illustrate his point: 1T once knew young bookkeeper who came home one night and told his wife he. was TO longer mere boolSkeeper, but \had that day been made his firms general auditor. He did not take time to ex. plain that his duties remained exactly the same and that his salary was boosted cnly $i0 month. And his wife did not need to hear any more. She determined right there if her husband was general auditor she was going to live up to it. The next morning she drew most of their savings out of the bank and bought her. self an expensive outfit of furs that she had formerly regarded as entirely beyond her station in life. When last heard of the couple they were flat broke, but struggling hard to live up to the hus- bands position.