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New-York tribune., 1921-09-23

l03.o3. Public Offering OF the bonds
is being made to-day at q price OF
104.66, to yield 51s per cent. Among
the other bidders FIR the issue were
the National City Company ef 4sew
York, which bid lo- 25; HaIlgarten &
CO., who bid 10l.55. and the Guaranty
Company OF New ycrk, with bid af
1915.
Wood, Cundy & Co, Graham, Par
SONS G. Co. and Blodgett & Co. were
awarded yesterday an Issue. of s1,T8o,
900 City of Ottawa, Can, Q PER cent
serial bonds, maturing 1922 to 1851.
The successful bid WAS 106.S5e, Cana
dian funds.
A syndicate consisting Of the Ma
tioaal City Company, Graham, Parson
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Mems Spring, 1922,
Clothing Lines Open
Prices Show Slight Reduction
From Those 'ancd for
Fall Merchandise

Most OF the mems clothing manuiac-
turers IN this and other markets are
making their initial offerings for
spring, 1922, this week. From prices
already quoted it is apparent that re
ductions from ia quotations have beer
small and viii scarcely permit the re-
taller to offer substantially made gar
meuts OF good cloth al the desired $25
20 $50 range The base or lowest price
for regular merchandise quoted by one
large Chicago manufacturer Is S25 3
suio Wholesale. and that of another
S24. 4 New York manufacturer is
starting his line a. S23T5. These are
all high class manufacturers. In the
cheaper grades a price range Of SIS to
$50 X quoted by one upstate manu-
facturer and a range OF SO to $32 by
another Several manufacturers are
Offering longer terms and larger dis
counts than last season
Lines Of tropical two~p.e ece suits that
have been out for few weeks have
been well sold FOR next year, according
to ell reports. The regular spring mer-
chandise has not been offered long
enough TO get line on retailers re
action, but a considerable amount OF
business is said TO have been booked
6 the openings.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Joseph B. Elwell Left
Estate of S28z,4O4
Mother. Brother and Sisters
Arc Chief Benehciaries of
Murdered Man

r5e appraisal OF the estate Of Joseph
BeT'rs Elweil, who was murdered in
his home a o44 West Seventeen Street
on Juns II, 1920. showed shat Re LETT
ses7,4o4 gross and s2l3,956 net Among
the assets IS s7.020 in cash. S68.632 in
r.rsonal property and s95,5S6 in securi-
'les. TIE largest holding is ten shares
e. Beschlong Really Company common,
valued Z. sl9,265.
Among the benefciaries OF his viii
no his mother, Jennie A. Eiwel. of %
Liberty Street, Ridgewood. y. j., who
receives s53913, and his brother ard
s'ster-, Waiter F. Eiwell. Grace Flwell
and Katherine Kitcholl, who are to re-
ceiTe s2e CO. oach.
Elweil's horses we've appraised at
3T.l5o and sold a. auction for 90,160.
Trey are Ilags. Sunny Slope, Errant,
Grcur1 Svcii. Mullins. r ght over Might
Sand Bed. Snilieiazh II. The Alley. s.
nonard. Social Star, Rising Rock, De
r'asse, Eaaette. Free State and Brides
nan
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Coyernesses. Etc.

NURSERY GOVERN ESS-Young French
Siri; child over -four Years. ye~y pleas
ing personality. L.. Miss Hofra yer
Agencs'. 10 Z. 4sd ST.. 81 aoor. Tele phone
Set7 Nu-rsy Hnl
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
rev Bonu. Campaign Opens
Legion Out to VI in support for
fordncv.UcG lumber Bill

''o~s y"e Tr1tre. Wcrh.ngf1~ Burco1
"h5HItGtOE Get. a. Irc Amer
.,sr Lez ~ dag bcgen waat sts na-
a>nSl leY.s.ative eou.uIttee announces
<Ding % - an zzQrcrx3to, v4qorou 5
,1a gares>af.nY eamcaiT1 ~ ed1catlor
'sTor oS the Fordary " HrClia Der
s.!.sts1 corps u~sti>n blll for 9cteYsns
- t1s World Mar.
IRE ltz'on has prepared and printed
~ Do>k.e. form 1o0 ,GGD copies Of =
tsx' ph'st cumming 40 ffoo Legion
rsndoeint ali d2ta ard Arguarutz 1itf
s'sfenr* - the i>21e. Coples are ~
~ n'sil"f - all sa1f0bers of Congr~sr.
is' gDTerrYnsat onicjAie. civic aud
: sssiHsSs orZsnilsf Iors ard vili ~ die
,,,,te9's1 u tn INA delegates aad
,.,}T'V TisitoSs n fhe LozioT'a IL ri
r~1ss.prsl e. eonvrn'io1 ~ op~f ~ Kanas.
nv ipt isst 1sy - fts month.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
usiness n ew s
Dry Goods Jobbers Prepare
TO Avoid Replacing Cottops


Tic proposed Fordnoy tariT on
sugar will react unfavorably on
American exporters of merchandise
to the Cuban republic, in the oni1-
ion Of tho American Committee on
Cuban Emergency, which has asked
the textile interests here to Join in
the protest against the duty. The
emergency tariff already, according
to the committee. has brought about
situation where "tae buying powor
of Cuba is affected, and this means
an enormous loss to american mer-
chants. not only our export trade
% Cuba which amounted to s5o0.-
100000 in the last fiscal year. is
aensced, but ,he inability OF Cuban
interests to pay the enormous in
debtedncss 10 American creditors is
already seriously affected by the
emergency tariff
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
L. S. Steel Will
3pendlOMiilios,
TO Aid .Jobless
Work for 100000 Men l.
Authorized a~ Its Pari
in Harding Board Plan
TO Lessen Unemployment
Forecasts Trade Revival
Common Labor 10 Get 80
Cent, All Hour udcr
Scale Now in Force

TIE United Ststes Steel Corporation
.il spend Sloe0o.ooo this ycar in con
strucsior vors, tac finance committee
o. .ha. organization announced af,er
:. week. meeting Yesterday. Ii is
understood that this step was ap-
proved b. the committee to provide
work for 100000 or more idle men
Who in normal times are employed by
the cornorAtion-
This IS the frs; announcement 6y
ore OF tic larger industrial corpora
sions Of plans for tho extension Of
business IN an effort to rclicve The un-
employment crisis, along lines sug-
xestcd by presidon. Harding's uncm-
n,ovrnsnt conference in WashinEton.
The plants whore the work VIII be
cone are scattered through Pennsyl-
ysnis. Illinois, Massachusetts,, New Jer-
ser Ohio. Tennessee snd Minnesota.
The finance committee, Of which IL
Der. II. Gary rs chairman, adopted n
resolution embodyinC the decision 70
aid in relieving the unenp ploymeat SIT
ustion. This resolution indicated tn4t
the work would he carried on where low
costs OF both labor and material m ade
operations most favorable.
Operating 80 Per Cent Now
Ofclsls Of the corporation declined
10 discuss the committees action. but
1t was understood that methods Of util-
king the services OF idle employees
have been under consideration for some
time. In financial circles the commit
tees announcement was accepted as
indicating the corporations belief that
revival in business will soon come
Exact figures on the number of persons
ordnsrily employed by the corpora
ton vho s-e now idle arc not available,
bu. it is known that the plants are
operating q abou. 40 per cent Of
capacity with only 100000 men. An
extension of building operations can
be paid for out Of the corporation 5
cash resources q sf23,660,954 The
wages tha. probably will be laid are 80
cents an hour for common labor, which
is in accordance with the wage schcd-
ulc adopted by the corporation in
Angus.
Spent s57.Oo0.C00 in 1920
Tts steel corporation has had q
heavy extension program in other wears.
amounting 10 $31 100000 in 1920. but
OF account OF thc business depre sion.
rad not projecfed any construction
plans until 1t became imperative to
a1d means Of providing for the thou
ssnis ordinarily dependent upon the
corporation. 1t is expected that the
extension WORK uacompleted when oper-
atoms were discontinued last year viii
oe resumed under the new policy.
the resolution adopted By the finance
committee read
Resolved Inet cur subsidiary com
Taaiea be requested 70 proceed as
promptly ss circum stances viii permit
% spend up 10 SlGQ00.oO0 in the exten-
sion Of their manufacturing plants. the
sane 70 be done under the immediate
direction of the chairman and the
president o. the corporation. with the
understanding that 50 far as practi-
cable the extensions be made where the
ssrTices O. their own employees. now
de II consequence OF diminished op-
erations, can be utilized, and where
co,ts vii be fair and reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Sids

BROADWAY. -945-singe and doubl.
ApAi2T1 gNT 81
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

COUNTY or Nf:A YCRh.
EorpCGiI OF NANHATTA>
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Rock Island Issue O. k.'d

WASHINGTON. Oct IL - The Chi
cago, Rock Island & Pacific was au-
thorized by the Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day to issue sl,905,00
of It's own bonds for the purpose Of
paying of obligations Of subsidiary,
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Commercial Credit

Rates or bankers acceptances we're
generally lower yesterday, practically
down an eighth of / per cent, Com
mercisl paper rates remain easy. With
trading light. Prime paper discounts
at SIS per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances cligi
for purchase by Federal Reserve
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
IMPORTATION WANTED

Any ONE knowing whcrea bouts OF Archi
bald Patten notf'- Irene Patten, 81 Nes
- tn -
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

II rs :, Young. thoroughly cs0ahl0. cv-
c"pfion' reference. Miss Fitzgerald -
EOreau. .fh - AZ
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Baltimore Industrial Expansion

BALTIMORE Oct f1.-Five new in
dustries and six plan. expansions were
added to Baltimorc's industrial com
munity last month. These involved an
OUTLAY of 81 COS 600 IN plan. invest
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

mGnt. according TO the Board Of Trade.
~ hiding permits issued in the city |
IN September increased i per cent .
ofef tho August total and AIS p-r
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
BOARDERS WANTED


10TH ST. At LEXINGTON Az CIIotel
Rutledce For !adies: one room and
lo-is r.on SIS ~. elevator, telephone.
- fu'l hoiel service; rewly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Nurses. Etc.

INFANTS NURSE Hospital trained. highly
rscommenLel Miss Halls Bureau, !. Nss.
>4ih -
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG WOMAN ana rour-year- old daugh-
ter wlsh room, with or noar couple with
child of near age: Will share governess o.
X Sq6 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
DOMESTIC Help

MRS. KEMP AGENCY High Grad. CO..,
ored Servants city, country; reference,
Investigated. Audubon zs5s.
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BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Electrical Contractor

DIAMONDS bought and sold Tor cass
Advice free. Bennett. 17- Pway ID ,oo-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
ELECTION NOTICE

20 IS Pearl st ..........p. 5 ,s4
II Washington Albany and Car
'sls SIS East ent on Alban,
= Washington. Albany ana Car
.sls sts-. center ent
=. Washington ~. ........-P 2. :. =
x Cor. Mulberry and Bayard sts
Baysrd 81. >at......P ? ) -
:. 50 Mott s.. Boys' ent.....p : los
- Cor Mulberry and Baysrd SIS
\. ent on Muiec-ry St. ?. :. -
-' Cor. Hubert and Colliste- SIS
-. center ent. on Hubert ST. T 5 -
- Clark. Domt-ick and Broon.e
SIS, ". ent. on Broom. st.
% Clare. Dorlinick and Brooms
IS, DoU,in!ca ST. ea,. 7. : s
- g IIing s.. East. ent..-...P. s
81 % KING s.. Girls ent ........ r <
- " Houston St be, hudson
and Nsr.ck sts. p ent an
". Houston 81 -.......P 2 < s5
50 CARLSON At, het. HUDSON an
tsrick sts.. man eDt. " on
Clark son 81 ... = : q,
5 Cor Grove ana HUDSON SIS
auditorium ent. on Iudsou
- Cor Grove ara Hudson SITS
center e1t. on Grove - P
IS -72 " 10Th ST. Boys' ent. ? s i95
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

coos First class. neat. s9o4 manager ref
crences ~hau~hness Nsencf. so sth -
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Lost Bankbooks

LOST-Ba1koook 10 s5ee2a Of Tho rnlon
I.m7 Savings Ea7S is -niasipg. Any per
scr having claim 10 II q hereby called u7c1
- present the mo 7-ithi7 ton days ~ suo-
f'i- 20 having sad passhock cancelled ana
p ue1- orc iasUsd.
LOST Banb5oos 10 4a24aa of .hr Inion
Dino Savings Fank Is missing. Any Psr-
sou saving . claim - !. * hereby called upon
TO present tho same -f'hin ter dsvs or sun
mir TO ha Ing said passhooh cancelled am
new one issued
LOST -Bsn',hook 30 siosss or The Union
son hs.ing a lain to it is hereby called upon
"a present tho eme Within ten days Or sub
uii to NJ ine sad Naasbook Cancelled and
2 ns,0 one issuod.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

LOST. FOUND AND REV ARD

-gS Between Grand Central Terminal and
20 n So. MONDAY afternoon. string Of
'arls. reward Finder please notify Friend
,.ref'isin- tesrc- 34- rffth nv
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

eEPAIRINCi driving taught shor. time;
license guaranteed ladIes classes $50
Sord lessons. American Auto School, "a
i.eIogtcn az.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
+ urniture
FOR SALE

\ LADY BREAKING Up HOME has sor,7.
interesting pieces of nrie brao. vssee
aronzes. &c. Tor SAFE - private oar,ies
Phone l07e Madison Square
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
General Houseworkers. Etc.

i0T SEW ORK ER-Youns good COOK. ex-
csisnt references Miss Fitzgerald =
bureau. sss 5th az
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General Nouseworkcrs, Etc.

HOT RkNf,-capablc eac-'lert. city.
Nit. i1an- bureau. l. W tt,h Il. Van
dcrrii ef'f
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

pAY 0oENEE, laundress ~ cicsner good
quics rorker. *. Miss itofmayers 3
Agcuev. 10 East ts1 *, 81 h0or. relo-
phrue SgtI MurraF HiN
DAY WORN EHS iaundressrs cleaners. re
ishia. part funr house orh-rs Seale3 >
q gomez. iyIobou 211s
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ELECTION NOTICE
sixth Assembly Ds.t-ic,

- - amsterdam ave. ..... ...... r. hc-<s,
O. ~ W. SD 81. Ft-ir~
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

DESIGNER WANTED FEMALE EN-
PERlENCTD OK MED1UM-NR1CET ED
~ Do TO GiNADA FOR SIX OK vIGHT
WEAtSS MUST HAVE SNAPPY IDEAS.
GOOD SALARY, RAILROAD FARE PAID
ROTH WAYS. APPLY OPpENHEIMgR
Z TNEB1TSCW. S VEST g2D ST. BE
TV EEN - AND i.50 y Il. THURSDAY,
0r1OBER rs.
YOUNG WOMAN, rssourceful, college edu-
cation or teachers training; liberal sa
arr bonus; permanency. call mornings
only Room 1880. National city Building
coruer 42d and Madison.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
"NOBLB SAVAGE"
 IN NEW HEPRIDEs

From Long Shots From the Malekula
 Bush, by Martin Johnson. in Asia
 Magazine.
 As we poked about vao we decided that the island would be good place in which to maroon the people who have the romanric fIIusion that saw ages lead a beautiful life We had long ago lost that Illusion, but even for us Vac had some surprises. One day as we approached village, we heard at intervals, the long drawn out wall of woman in pain. In the clearing we discovered a group of men laughing and jeering at some thing that was lying on the ground. That something was writhing, her agony was apparent In the flesh back of her knee. two great holes had been burned. I could have put both hands in either of them
 One fellow man, him name belong Nowdf, he oketchem plenty coconuts, he ketchem plenty pigs, he ketchem plenty Mary" said Arree, and he went on to explain that the Mary" on the ground was the newest wife of Nowdi, whom he pointed out to us among the amused spectators. The old man had paid 20 pigs for her-a good price for wife in the New Hcbrides--but he had made bad bargain; for the girl did not like h,m. Four times she ran away from him and was caught and brought back. The last time, nearly six months had elapsed before she was found. hiding in the jungle of the mainland. The day before we saw the girl the men of the village had gathered in Judgment A stone was heated white-hot, Then four men held the girl while a fifth placed the stone in the hollow of her knee. drew her leg back until the heel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
Hidden Says Reelfoot Is
 the Sportsman Paradise
Not Only Is Fishing Wonderful Sport, But in Season Duck Shooting Makes Famous Lake Popular Re-
 sort of Men From Many States
'ar as concerns snort.

| far as concerns sport.
 Ever have a big bream pop your
 cork? It's fun At Reelfoot the
 Dream have formed the habit of this feat. Along the lily fields-"bon-
 nets" as the natives call 'em-the
 bream fishing Is exceptionally good early in the morning, when they are summing. Time and again. you see one or two large fellows lying on the
 waters surface under the shade of bonnet" And the sound from popping at tiny worms on leaves or stems often announces the presence of small colonies of fish.
 At Reelfoot, thousands of pounds os fish are taken by nets, baskets and trotlines every week. Within an hour and half my guide and his partner raised 110 baskets-wire traps about the size of a barrel, with
 funnel entrance--and shook out 400 pounds of Dream, gogle-eyes and yellow bellies" This was an aver age 24-hour catch in May. These baskets are dropped in about three feet of water around logs, rushes or ether cover, and marked with stakes
 Wish dealers in St. Louis Memphis and other cities keep their buyers at Reelfoot in season. Trucks carry the catches to Obien and other nearby points trl-weekly for shipment The market fish are mostly cat and sun fish, which latter include all kinds of perch. Frequently cat weighing 40 or 50 pounds are taken on trot- lines l witnessed the unloading of soO pounds of catfish from market mans one-days purchase on his rounds of the lake. Hundreds of pounds are shipped to Birmingham.
 Frogging is an extensive industry They employ bright carbon lights almost as glaring as an automobile headlight, and bring in as many as 50 or 70 dozen of frogs in a night They are shipped to St. Louis, Louis- ville, Memphis and elsewhere.
 Duck shooting at Reelfoot is es- pecially good. The season opens Oc- tober 1. Hours are from a. m. to 1 D. m., the limit 24 ducks day each for sportsmen and guide. This, of course, means that when a soprts- man can point a gun straight he kills the 40 or most of them, and credits half to his guide, or vice versa, when the guide can shoot and the sports man can't Any fairly good shot can | get his 20 or 40 ducks at Reeffoot | in day. Mallard, canvass back, red | head and teal are the most desirable | Coot are always numer- ous the year around. Shipment and sale of ducks are prohibited A sportsman can't send home one day's osg with affidavit and carry another with. him.
 The duck season finds many Btr- mingham shots at Reelfoot It is easily reached. The best route is through Memphis; thence by Illinois Central to Obien--three and a half |
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
NEW WAY ID
 TAKE YEAST
In Convenient Tablet Form, Combined With Iron and Other Health Builders.
Quickly Builds New Flesh,
 Strength and Health

No need to eat yeast cakes any morei Take yeast the new easy way in pleasant tablet form. as em- bodied in Ironized Yeast.
 Everyone has heard of the seem ing miracles performed by yeast es- pecially in cases of loss of weight, weakness, poor appetite, mal-nu- triton and general run down" con- ditions.
 The reason for these amazing re- suits is that yeast contains q certain mysterious element called vitamines which we do not get in our present. day diet, but which are absolutely necessary for good health and proper physical development.
 Ironized Yeast contains highly concentrated brewers yeast which is far richer in vitamines than ordi- nary baking yeast Tn addition, 1t contains iron and other well known health builders. So that you really get two splendid tonics in one.
 If you want to put on good solid flesh. if you want to increase your strength so that you can tackle hard work and enjoy 1t, if you want to put good healthy color in your cheeks, and feel 'fit" all the time--then try Ironized Yeast. Fine for clearing up sallow and blotchy skin.
 In most cases Ironized Yeast will bring decided improvement by the third day. The sallowest complex ions will usually be cleared up In less than two weeks. Find out how 1t Is to be in perfect health all the Nms' Get Ironized Yeast today. packed in convenient Sani-tape pack- age that you can slip in your vest pocket. Cost no more per dose than yeast cakes (only 1oc. day). Spe- ctnl directions for children In each package. Made by the Ironized Yeast Company. Atlanta, Ga.-Ady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
HOW TO TEST PLUMBING


 From "Construction of the Small
 lecture (Charles Scribners Sons,
 Publishers).
 There is nothing very complicated in the plumbing system of the small house. Certain sanitary precautions should be observed in arranging lines, however. For example, the termination of the main soil line should not occur near dormer or other window, nor should the ter imitation of the fresh air inlet be located in the cellar wall under a door or window. The system when completed in the rough-in form should be tested for leakage by filling 1t with water, and when all the fixtures are connected and every part of the system is supposed to be in working order, either the peppermint or the smoke test should be used to detect any further pos sible leakage. The peppermint test ounces of oil of peppermint into the top of the system from the roof, after all the fixture traps have been filled with water, and then detecting with the nose where the leaks are. If the sfmke test is employed smoke machine is best Old oily rags and tar-paper are burned in the ma chine, which has it's flue connected with the fresh-air inlet. and the smoke is pumped through the sys- tenn until 1t appears escaping from the soi1-line extension on the roof If there are any leaks, the odor and the smoke stain will attract atten- tion to them, and if the water closet traps in the bowls are defective. the yellow stain of the smoke will make 1t very evident.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19

touched the thigh. and bound 1t there. For an hour they watched her anguish as the stone slowly burned into her flesh. Then they turned her loose. Thenceforth she would all ways have to hobble, like an old woman. with the aid of a stick. She would never run away again.
 We turned aside. half sick. It was hard for me to kesplmy hands off the brutes that stood laughing around tho girl. But as we returned to the bur galow, I gradually cooled down I realized that 1t was not quite fair to judge these savages--stiil in the stage of development passed by our own ancestors hundreds of thousands or years ago-according to the stand ards of civilized society. And re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
they are released from the restraints of civilization.
Hotel Cape May caRs ss!,!:: May s.!s N. ,.

Renovated. -efitted and Virtually refur- nished throughout Modern fire-proof tonstruction, $50 rooms, l5O baths A nome-like atmosphere. Every comfort and convenience; running water in each room, superb broad beach.
 Tennis Bathing Boating
 -fishing-Dancing Bathing Pavilion and fully equipped aa- rage on prernises-Finished Concrete State road. Send for Auto Road Map of New Jersey.
 C. B. KNOTT, Lessee-Msnaser, Booking officei 11so Broadway. N. Y.
 Or Ask Mir. Foster Anywhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19

Justify them The conversations this week between the French and Ger man cabinet ministers. M. Loucher and Herr Rathenau, are of course but the first step.
 Briand's political adversaries mean time are preparing for tremendous drive against this policy and natur-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19

hours--where you got a nivver IS miles to Samburs. a fishing camp on the lake shore. with comfortable bed, beard and guides at reasona ble rates
 No sportsman will make mistake in going to Reelfoot for week, either in fishing or shooting season. About November Is fine time. Then you get excellent bass fishing and wonderful duck shooting com bined
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
BOLD MOVE FOR FRANCO [ ERMAN ECONOMIC ENTENTE.
France and England Seem to Be Drifting Apart and Both Are Counting Like JeaI-
 ouS Lovers
By WILLIAM BIRD

1Nvs1ihi NDrTtbpOuQent or Iue AEf-Heral0
 Copyright, 1921. by The Age -Heraldl
 tThe European political pot K boiling and strange VnpOrs fill the air. France and England are drift ing apart. and a bold move is made looking to n Franco-G crmau poIIt-. icnt and economic entente. The po- hticnI wIiirligtg has brought Ger many to the comfortable position of all the European powerS. Both France and England are cOurting the Germans with the arts and ardOr of devoted and jealous Iovers).
 Paris, June 1S.-(Special. )-The French government has reached the conclusion that not only the peace of the world, but the vital interests of France require close economic CO., operation between France and Ger many. That much has been declared categorically by officials authorized to speak for the government.
 Such cooperation pre-supposes an agreement, an understanding, or an