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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
GERMAN EMBASSY LACKS
ALL PREWAR BR|LL|AHCE
Edmund Won Therman on
Way to U. S. Post With
Only Two Aids.
INSTRUCTED TO cur ExrEN SEES
Upkeep OF Legation In WnShinGt ton
VIII &c Heavy burden ON Hcriin
Treasury in View of Low Value of
Nnrk,
ny John Ern,IdcI,k.

United News stan Correspondent
s@ BERLIN. Nov. with all the
brilliance OF the prcwar Imperial
& German embassy lacking. Edmun ,
Won Therman. Gcrmuny's new charge
,sd'affa!res is on his way to his post
tih. Washington accompanied by a
l4'staff" Of just two assistants.
& The gorgeously uniformed attaches.
secretaries and servants who once
comprised the rctinue OF the Kaiser 5
gambassador--in the day when the
SGernap mark was worth something
are missing. and tho poverty OF the
anew republic is emphasized in the in
{struotions Won Thcrman has received.
10 cut all expenses to the minimum
because OF the nations financial
plight.
& VIII he Iicnvy Burden.
-. The upkccp OF the embassy in
Washington VIII be an extremely
heavy burden on the German treasury.
in view OF the tremendous disparity
lin value between the mark and the
dollar. Even the salary ot a single
sstenoGraphcr in the American capi-
tai, at the present rate OF exchange.
would be more than $50. OO0 marks Il
year. while the humble and defcren-
stial Qoorman--if Germany can afford
TO pay for him--will cost the rcpuh-
- LIZ - sd!H'N tIuaI 10 tHtl oi llt Yer
Ssman- President. Councillors, at this
rate. will be drawing more than =
7UUV;uoo marks year. ana the sum
total. even for small stan, will be
staggering.
Comes In Unofficial Capacity.
Won Thcrmau will arrive, lie told
the United News just before his de-
parture from Berlin. in IN unofficial
capacity. He expects to be the first
new envoy is appointed. Both Won
Thcrman and his wife speak Eng
lish huen;iY. Mrs. Won Thcrman
expects ~ follow her husband in De-
cember. i$,ssN
The ncw charge is 81 year ola. ana
has had diplomatic experience at
Madrid, Brussels and Budapest. He
fought three years during the war.
ana WAS for time prisoner in ST.
IBERIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
quits MichlEnn.s Ontario League.

HAMlLToN. ONT. Nov 6.--Tho
board OF directors of tho Michigan,
Ontario. baseball league, i'm the an
nual meeting today accepted the
resignation OF President George
Maines. To take effect December l..
The directors voted their apprecia-
,ion IF the efforts OF President
MaincT III behalf Of the league dur
ing the three years ne has been con-
ncctcd with II.
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IEv Associatedpress1

WASHINGTON. Nov. G-Four
American Indian chiefs, each tribal
hero. viii pay To the unknown dead
at Arlington next Friday the highest
honors known 10 their race By plac-
inS upon the casket coupstick
and war bonnet Plenty Coos, of
the Crows: Lone Wolf. of the Kiowas.
and Amos Red owl and Stranger
Horse. of the Sioux. were chosen TO
confer the decoration by Commits
sioncr of Indian Affairs Burke. be-
cause of their prominence in the
history Of the West. Each is Il high
chief in his tribe. and has fought
American soldiers. They VIII be
dressed in full warrior rcgalia.
The coupstick pronounced .koo")
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Grant Amnesty I'm Hungary

BUDAPEST. Nov. 6. Admiral
Horthy, the Hungarian regent. has
issued decree granting amnesty TO
all participants in the rcccn, Legili-
mist movement against the govern
mcnt, except the leaders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

publican Coalitionists. while made
with equal confidence. are more mod
est.
Although the Socialists. erohibi-
tionists, Single Takers. Farner-Ln-
borites and Communists have tick
cts In the Held, observers agree the
main fight Will be between Hylan
and Curran. Socialist leaders pc
dict the Socialist vote Will total 225.-
900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
rrtrogrnd IIoid, EI.c,inn.

RIGA Nov. 1.-THE final count in
ths elections for members Of tho Pet
rograd SOVIET shows the following
alignment: Total l.i30 isembors--
Eohpartssens 2G5: Communists, j.
$50: Mcnshev!ki. 2; Social Revolution.
AIRY, ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
80 DROWN AS SHIP
CAPSIZES IN STORM
LIoyds Rcports Disaster to tho Finnis
1iustayi. Formerly the
Ncckcn.

Nv Associate Il prcss.l
LONDON, Nov. G.--Thirty persons
were drowned yesterday, when the
Ennis Kus,avi, formerly the Nccken.
carsizcd during a storm, according to
q disnatch 10 Lloyds from tango.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
FOCH GUEST TODAY
OF MICHIGAN STATE

Continued From First PaEc)
tomorrow night or early Tuesday for
Cleveland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

am the Democratic nominee
for High Constable of the City
of Richmond. an Office which I
have held for the past sixteen
years. As the regular and only
nominee of the Democratic pri-
mary of August ., 1921, re-
specially solicit the undivide ed
support of all voters who think
l nave made an efficient officer.
i ann Democrat from princi-
pie and not from cNped;cncy, and
| soiicy the votes of my fellow
citizens upon my record us an
officer.
do not make the laws-it is
my duty to execute them. This
have attempted TO do faith
fully, impartially and with con-
sideration for all. The judges OF
the courts have endorsed me and
Will bear witness to this fact. l
wish 10 thank my fellow citizens
for their support in tie past.
Yours gratefully,
WI. ii. WYATT, JR.
We, the judges OF the civil
courts Of Richmond, Of which Mr..
/ Wyatt is the ministerial officer,
wish TO state that ne has made
II faithful and efficient officer.
and We heartily commend him
for reelection.
w. G. Tucker
Civil Justice
II. a. Maurice
Police Justice, Part II.
The undersigned Deputy High
Constables and Magistrates, con
nected with Mr.. Wyatt in the
conduct Of the High Constablc's
office (somc Of us for sixteen
years., wish to state that in our
opinion Mr.. Wyatt has made an
efficient, faithful officer and we
heartily commend him for re-
election.
Miss IneZ Cooke
Geo. II. Crowdcr
G.. NJ. Barfoot
II. w. (Thca) FOlkcS
John j. Rankin
NJ. T.. IIenncssy
Terrell o. Christie
Wilbur j. Griggs
Justice OF the Peace
j.. II. Franklin
Justice Of the Peace
j. T. Connolly
Justice Of the Peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
NE HERLANDs DELEGATES
ARRIVE FOR CONFERENCE
Secretary Hughes and Adj
miral Coonlz Nee, Repre-
sentativcs at Station.
Icy Associated P.ess.l

WASHINGTON, Nov. G.-Ranks of
foreign delegates assembling here
for the conference on Limitation of
ornaments and Far Eastern and Pa
ellie problems which opens next Sat
ufday were swcllcd today b. the ar
rival of the representatives OF the
Netherlands government. accompan
led by staff OF technical advisers
and secretaries. They were met "a,
the station by Secretary hughes and
Admiral Coontz, chief of naval oper-
aiions. the usual rounds Of military
conrtesics being extended.
Headed by Van karnebcck.
The Netherlands delegation is,
headed by Jonkhcer II. y. van karrc-
beck, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
With him are associated Jonkhccr T..
Beelaerts van Blokland, chief or the
political division of the Foreign Min
isiry. and Dr. +. Morcsco. secretary
general OF the Colonial Ministry and
vice president of the Council OF the
Netherlands East Indies. The group
of technical advisers includes Meth
eriands officials in closest touch with
the colonial policies and problems Of
the government. among them heinz;
VI. Dckat Angelina. adviser for Chi
ncso AFFAIRS OF the Dutch Eas, Indian
government.
Itniinn Advisers Arrive.
General Naccar., Italian chief OF
stan. and ADMIRAL Acton. head Of
the italian navy general staff. both
technical experts. who will aid the
Italian delegates in the arms con-
ference, joined the thronE Of dis
tiuguishcd visitors in Washington
tonight. and tomorrow the French
delegation headed by Premier BRAND
and including former Premier Vivluni
and NJ. Albert serraut. Minister for
the Colonies OF France. is scheduled
TO arrive, Erncsto dc Nnsconcciios,
Portuguese delegates, also Is due to-
morrow. The next group 10 reach
Washington November 10, includes
Arthur j. Balfour. of the British dele
CATION, and Senator George Foster
Pcarcc, delegate for Australia and
Australian Minister for Defense Sew
eral important members OF the
British and Australian advisory
groups are to arrive 1T the same
time.
y. Bryan famashita. representing
the Japanese pcacc society arrived
III Washington today Ia attend the
on Limitation of armament.
Mr.. famashita came to the United
states at the age OF -. and. he said.
received his education lat the hands
OF" former Secretary OF State VIII
liam J Bryan, then an Instructor at
the University OF Nebraska
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

ALLEGED MURDERER
FACES TRIAL. TODAI

Continued From Eirst rarcl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19

], (Continuare pc pag. 4, coloana y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
LUPTA IMPOTRIVA
TOCURIL0R INALTE

BOSTON, 18 Ian. - Socieattea
Osteopatica din Boston s'a decla-
rat astazi impotriva tocurilor in-
nalte.
Societatea a prezentat corpuri-
lor legiuitoare un project de lege
care prevede pedepse pcntru bar
bati sau femei earl dupa anul 1925
Vor purta ghete cu tocuri mai 1nal-
te de un deget 81 jumatate.
Pedepsele prescrise i'll legea pro
pusa sunt: Pentru prima calcare a
legei $50; pentru a doua della $500
la 81 900 sau della 80 zilc la I'm ar
inchisoare, orr ambele, adica 81 a
menda 81 inchisoare, dupa faculta'
tea judecatorului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
GRECIl 0 PIEDECA IN
SMlRNA

SMIRNA. 19 Ian.-Interescle a.
facerilor NATURALIZATION Gle alcl
spera intro revizuire protocolu-
lui acestui district GU cOmplecta
restabilire conditiunilor existente
mantle de rasboiu.
Ocupatiunea greaca impledlca
comertul 81 importatorii 81 expor
tatorii spun ca taxele vanale sunt
enorme, amenintind Gu nimicire;
comertului. Companiile americana
sunt intr' conflict necurmat CT
guvernul grecesc care insista 81
plateasca taxele carl deja AL fos
platte authorization turcesti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
DEMPSEY NJ Sc
VA MAI BATE Gu
CARPENTER

Lupta pentru intietate intre
championul european George Car
pentier 81 Jack Demsey, care era
sd alba loc in yara viitOare in
America, dntr 'un oras care Sc va
destilla, nu va mai avea iOc din
cauza CA antreprenorii, William
A. Brady 81 Tex Rickard din
America, din partea lui Dempsey,
n 'au depus suma prevazuta de
100000 din $5OO.OOO pc cite s'a
facut angajamentul.
Banii nefiind depuSi la ti1np,
as" cum a fost intelegerea, con-
tractul s'a anulat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19

Dacd imprumat la cinepd o car
te, foarte rar Sc Nimpd sd ti-o a.
ducd inapoi, 81 unci. soioasd, cv
flele resfr1nte, fupte, n,dsgdHte.
Dacd dai cuiua bficiul. M sd mul-
!umeste ca s'a ra Gu q. dar ISL tae
! 81 bdtdturile, 81 a4eseaoT Isl ascutc
81 creionul cu eli. DE Il dai un to-
por nu MAI pune ennM pc tdietor
81 cind I'LL dduceEacasd ca ferh
plugu,m in gmd.f Intr',m curint,
orr &c al imprunkto. sd-ti lei nd-
dejdea ca Il Sc utknapoia asa cum
La dat, 81 de acee "a uaii ~ bunAa
obiceiu Sc. nu imA Afnmme., Sc su-
pdw recinu1 saufpyiete"ul. nu-i
rorba, dar Ell remNe cu supdrdreo,
si-i trece dacd urE, 81 tn remV Gu
!ncrul bun sdu ray, asa cum ingri-
jesti de ell, scutinM-te de supardr,
81 neojunsnu. D4, putin sunt II
stare sd refuse alprietem N'ou
tdria sWleteoscd, te.iste, n'ai cu
sean'd ci!'d Sc roagA ~ de frumos!
Unii din ocestiess I d-na EIisa.
beta Pmt.ier din deaslond. D-sl
si-a imprumutat "vkeela" I'm"
pueten. PrietenN NM s'a fdcut
stdpin pc ca, ca mavltisdltH, ia ina
poiat-o, dar mu IN col'ditiunile II
carl a fost, 81 iatf supdsnre, tdrd
boiu. H
| D-na PMzier a reclaniGt la canc.
procurorului poli|iei, siei,id cd
s'o stricat "ukMEela, cd M NC
scoate ca inaints ,eleasi note dulc'
81 a cerAt aresto1M omului care j.
stricat instrs,a4 pl.
I Afacercu q teegobttft. Rcr!6mrttF
trcbue d0veditG Gu n,0rtOri, carl n
| auzit tonuI Instrumental 81 inaln
tc de q fl cdzut fn nina profanulu
81 chri s'ar putea pronunta de d
ferento tonului, ca dupd dcpos'tiu
nile Tor, justitia Sc atle cum 81 p
ce Gale ga fdcut aceastd schimbar'
Chestia foorte importantd 81 d1
Cd com ofla cum sc ca rcsolco, 9
cron,cori constitnciosi com aduc
la cunostinto cctitoriIor nostr,.
CARIBUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
PRESA PARlSlANA
CALmA

Paris. - Tn mic enthusiasm a
fost arafat de catra presa pari-
siana moului cabinet formal de
BRAND. Cele mai muate ziare san
enprimat mica satisfactie, lar
altele s'au reseavat comentafile
pc mai tirziu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
puNeAs PRIds

Aseara pc la orele opt, un pungas
Gu numele 10. Oriskovitz a smucit
geanta din nina d-rei Flora Gram
de pc Lorain Ave., pc cind astepta
tramvaiul in Public Square.
Ora Gram tipat 81 citiva bar
bati carl erau in apropiere s'a''
lnat dupa pungas, l-au prins 81 l-au
dat pc NINA pelitiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
GERMANIl CELEBREAZA

BERLIN, - lan.--Intreaga pre-
sa germana comemoreaza a cincize-
cia aniversare a fondarii imperiu-
luf german.
Uncle ziare regreta caderea mo-
narchiei, altele sunt desgustate de
trecut Sc ingrijesc de viitor, ial
altele suiit pline de sperante ii
noua renastere nationala ca repu
blica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
uN Nou cuTREMuR IN
CHILE

SANTIAGO, Chile, II Ian. In
tirziata. )-Un cutremur de pamfnt
violent s'a simtit aici All la orele
80 seara. Suite de persoane alar-
mate au fugit pc strait. M s'a
'raportat pagube serioase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19

de. !, Lupas.

q p
Toata lu1nea este. ingrijorata
de ravagiile, pc carl lie scoate me-
content la iveala desechilibrul
moral 81 social ramas ca pacoste
a omenirii pc urmas razboiului
mondial.
0 adevarata prapastie ameltin,-
tatoare Sc deschide din III, in ii
tot mai larga intre mrllnitorii IA
.telectuali. -Desi apasati 81 uni ii
aitii de aceleasi imense greutati
ale trailllui, in loc Gle al uni SUI
ferinta 81 de al dmregimenta sub
aceeas iflamura de lupta comuna
'pentru ildreptarea raului, =
iata-i asezati .stabere protivnice,
dispretuindu-se 81 dusnranindu-se
chi inversunare.
lndeosebi atitudinea muncitori-
lor Gu bratele este foarte ostila
tuturor intelectualilor 81 foarte e
Ga>pretui1 1oare pentru utilitatea
ori Garcia dintre indeletnicirile
Tor. Fara nici ,ll discerllamint
urasc 81 combat pc burghezuI,
care mi lea gresit mimic. Nu-Si
iau osteneala sd faca deosebirea
cuvenita intre plutocratia antipa-
tica ,milionarului de razboi 81
intre clasa intelectualilor, carl Sc
mistue cumplit i'm ghiara lAizeric
81 abba mai pot pllrta de pc 0 Il
pc alta povara un,ii trail anlarit
4 Sc ivesc diferite incercari de-.
curma raul ,acesta 81 de-a resta
/ Lili din nou echilihrul social.
4
/ O propunere salutara facu
dl n. Iorga, scriind: 50 ne las
din cap, ca Sc poate rezolvi che
sta sociala, fara sd train 81 uni
81 altii in aceeas cultura, pc car
81 DE dinsa so socializam facind
o reala, practica, moderna. Oar IS;
! Iimpiedecam pc 'muncitori' de
Sc prevail de greutatile muncl
i. lor matcriale, 81 .anume lulnt
dintr ,1nsa asupra noastra 81 no
partea, care Mise cuvine. Scoal
. dc All nenorocire. Facem teo
ric Ca in evul mediu intr o l,lm
total revolutionata. Facem enci
clopedii ca in triviul 81 in quadri
viul de la 1900. tlacem Journalism
ca in colegiul Jesuit de la 16O(
Facem unifornisare. ca in epoc
de eultura tipica veacurilor d
: mult trecute.
! ''Sa incercam altfel. Lasam d
mineata camasii de forta teorl
lor. Oar dupa amiaza sd fie
u frealitatilor. lnviorlnd mintea prl
plecarea ocupatiei in aer liber, S
desmortim bratele. Fie-care, dup
aplecarea 81 putinta lui, in acest
ateliere, in fabrici. + sportul C.
= sacru... La capat 'sa avem
a en- care, in ori-ce conditii, s'f
I putea hrani saare .ar putea riv
liza Gu semenul. sau incult 81
terenlfl ocupatiei acestula.
\ TN pas i'll sus al lor, trei pa
in los al no5tri 81 ne-am sim
iaras frati. Am reintegra unit
e tea sfasiata omenirii'
; Acest process de infratlre
l. reintegrare a omenirii Sc poa
pregati prin sociallzarea cultur
J. Mai mutt de cit soclalizarea m
Le loacelor de productiune, a locui
" telor, vesmintelor 81 distribui
N la infinit, nu Sc 1mputlneaza,
l. Sc reduce, ci va Sport 81 va pr
eresa necontenit. Aceasta Soc
lizare a eulturii trebuie sa
tinta de capetenie ia trturor as
ciatilor. reuniunilor, ligilor 81
varasiilor. Oar ca treblle pres
ltit;l 81 prin, un sistem lntreg
instructie 81 educatie scolara.
a Sc va gasi oare la MINISTER
il de instrlctie al tarii noastre
lie suflet, care sas inteleaga imp
al tata acestei propumeri 81 o voil
pr care sd isbuteasca o duce la
Ae deplmire?
(',PatriaUA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
Po|onii Sc epregatesc
de rdzbOiu

LONDRA, 1S Ian. = III Danzig
sosesc zilnic, trenuri incarcate Gu
materiale de artilerie, mitralierc
81 munitiuni pentru ,armata polo
ma, zice o telegrama fara fir din
Moscova, citind rapoarte primite
din Danzig.
Almata pqlona, adaoga tele
'grama, e organizata in graba sub
directiunea ofiterilor francezi.
Din cauZa ca Polonia sufer;,
de lipsa de vagoane 81 ca mate
rlalul sa nu fie de mai multe ori
incarcat 81 descarcat, suferind
6nt1rziere. materialelc de razboi
Sc incarca in vapoare asa cum au
fost incarcate de la fabrica. So
sind vapoarele la Danzig, vagoa.
nele sunt puse direct pc rinia cal
lor ferate 81 transportate la des
tinatie. ca dupa ce Sc descarci
sd fie retrimise iarasi la locul lor
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-17

- 1~4h 'hi1' LNdiii 1oItli~
tv attav thay had h,Y,,
mereQ IN the door OF the
,.n.,. .-.,,
- " ''e 0''SNepe1'e" apped''
ahce on the scene OF man, at whom
they fired one shot from a revolver
and then fled
The I9dd rohharv vvoe ono of tbo
rlaverast niacas Of ,,orl, o,ar ovoo't
cd IN pnraa,, o1,,,,t, ''' m, n e'o' eAeSul. e.
painnd antranoo ~ tbo nn,tnFaa - 'ai,,' nd
onna inItda ,,,,,,i,,,,in.pI ny p"',pai''o' ",'o
nation an tho gafn st.;,,ninm :, of ~
,,o,,,rs .,,5 ,,,a,,,,. ~ ,pi'''7 !. V. al
Want into tha .,aro 0,' aonataa ny ~,
post,,asto. raa Ca,,,l,.,.; op'' 1 CO. ~
ly laroo sI,5o', u''iD',7,"' ''',' ",,'eu
no .ofa oo,,hinatta,, ,'''-l,'''e ft N,ioohe'
tI,o dnar ''''''''"'' ''' ''''" 'pe''eu
IN a s4ato,,o,,+ i..,,aa .,,a. n..
,,,as,o,, r,,,lao;n ,Ia"ld 1" ,oU'S ~ ~
an,or,,,oa,t I1'5. 600 1'' anu '''e
60. r
,rbo "no.a,i,,a a 7t y, '''N'''e
,,iyitod Cron,iIIr, oo,I,. ~, 9e y" Nv
laads outt,ari,ia- - '''2 lno' mug,
naarh,, na,,,t;a. ,,.,"a It'. '.'lio al a'lu
aro ,,on,horn af W ,r:. Dg'lG'e mat 'lies
ino thrm ne ooatia1, r,'',','' ,lem "o'h-
l. CONTAIN tbo, rro,' ,,,ono - w. I'e o,a'e. !.
visited add tho Mont I bafonn l0A ""o
,rh,,,. ~ ii, oS'"'
ina dH,,, tho aaa a"VoIoueu ,'.t III later
on NE ,.o,. bo,,,n %'!en ~ .le Si'lhen'
onoration 1,ha ,''U "o,t:.,. ''l:Ji 'pleu t'lel'
ed as lookout COW, tha n,a, pn o,a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-17
YOUTH ACCUSED BY
GIRL FREED ON BONDS

Rudolph Ebel. who was arrested
Jan. Is for an attacH upon Odessa
Zimmerman, a Peru girl after taxi
ride. was released from the county
Jail this morning on bonds.
Howard bergman. who was also ac-
cn-ed by The girl. VAS released several
weeks ago.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-17
YEGGS GET $4,000 FROM POST Office At LADD
VISIT Granville
but ARE SCARED
AWAY BY CITIZEN

Postal thieves who Tuesday night secured
$1,000 in loot from the Postofice at Ladd, Bureau
county, last night were frightened away from
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-17
THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight; increasing
cloudiness tomorrow, with
rain or snow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-20

company in south America--s six months contract that was really won derfuI as 10 terms.
 Another offer was from Capetown. Maybe that climate would suit the young man better. Dick must choose for himself.
 Oh, she was glad. glad that she had married Dick, and could look after him. Dear Dick! Always she would make his interest hers. Always she would be helpmeet and comfort to him. Life would be so beautiful to- gether
 That foolish dream. Her nerves were overwrought. She hadn't slept well lately. She'd sleep better once the diamond was well sold.
 The whirring of the carriage wheels reminded her definitely of something. What could 1t be?
 Of course, her dream. The whirring of the aeroplane. The sound was very much the same
 And-Mary startedl--three expIo- sions
 Well that was curious.
 But. of course, those little noises often did accompany the motion of a fast running train. The girls car riage was near the engine, too-that might account for it.
 She leaned back on her cushions and closed tired eyes. Again the three explosions!
 Mary jumped up, there before her
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-20

for farm bureau day at Aubdrn July 26.
 This meeting will be statewide and largely for ths purpose of or ganizing a permanent Alabama farm bureau federation to take up and also add to the many lines of work now being promoted by the tenn porary Alabama farm bureau.
 At the Auburn meeting the Ala bama farm buerau will not only be organized Sut it's relations to farm CTS and business men, to the Alabama extension service. to the press, to the Alabama Polytechnic institute. and also its aims and purposes will be thoroughly discussed. The pro gramme is as follows:
 Morning Session
 Aims snd Purposes of the Ala b ma Farm Bureau Federation" c. w. Rittenour
 The Relation of the Extension twice to Farm Organizations" L. N Duncan.
 The Relation of the Press to Agricultural Development" w. T. Sheehsn.
 Financing. Farm Organization" Edward A. O'Neal.
 The Relation o the Alabama Polytechnic Institute to Agricultural Development" Sprisht Dowell.
 Aims and Purposes of the Amer Spend your vacation on the crest of the Blue Ridge in the highest and most picturesque part of the Eastern Amer ican Continent, where the altitude reaches from $500 to 6,711 and the noon temperature from 50 to 65 de- grees. Finest equipped hotel with every modern convenience.
 Rates $10.o0 Per Week.
 THE INN T. L. Trawick, Proprietor
 Roan Mountain, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-20
 M'CORD IS SPEAKER

Opelika, July 19.--(Special.)- )- Judge Leon McCord of Montgomery made a characteristic address before large audience in the Sunday school auditorium of the First Methodist church here last night. He was introduced by Col. T. D. Sam ford. Judge McCords subject was Sunday school work. which topic he very forcefully discussed from humanitarian stand point. He told how the largest Sunday school class of men in the state had been ac- complished in Montgomery, and what wonderful and far-reaching influence it was exerting over the lives Of men in the capital city. The speaker was earnest or eloquent, pathetic or humorous, as the exigencies of the occasion demanded, and held the close attention of his hearers throughout the period His address made a profound impression.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-20
DAIRY CAMPAIGN T AT GREENVILLE

Greenville, July 17.-(Special.)-- Plaza theatre of this city was crowd ed on Saturday mornng by farmers and business men from Greenville and surrounding country to wit ness the pictures and hear the lec- lures of those who are carrying on the dairy campaign in Butler county. The first picture shown was one tell products as food. The second pie ture was entitled Jerseys and Hearts This picture told of the great financial value of few milch cows. Lectures by W. H. Hardy of Auburn and others were very in- structive and are sure to cause the farmers of Butler county to give some of their attention to milch cows