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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-23
Private Wires Show
Very Slow Markets
SHANNON q CO.'S LETTER

New York, November 22,-(Spe-
cial. )-Although cotton trading has
been In small volume and buyers
have not shown much disposition to
crowd on advances the real feature
of the market has been the absence
OF offerings for speculative
short account and more particularly
in the shape of hedges giving the
market a sold out appearance and
lending color to the assertion thai
pressure from hedges has passed the
peak and will not hereafter consti-
tute a source of apprehension. Even
those most friendly to the market
have been surprised at the small
amount offering after a recovery Of
&c a pound as it was felt that those
who had carried their cotton through
the recent decline would surely take
advantage of such a recovery to pass
out some of it.
At what point the market will run
into larger offerings is difficult to
estimate, but until that happens the
! recovery will hardly be checked as
the speculative longs have been thor
oughly cleaned out.
This has been a dull day in stocks,
PROBABLY que TO the Thanksgiving
holiday and then Saturday right aft
erwards. We have been blessed with
many holidays this month. The con-
ference in Washington would seem
to be accomplishing wonderful
things; in fact, more progress has
been made in the two weeks of the
session than was expected in two
months when the conference met. and
this is due to the unanimity of ac-
ton and lack of any friction, which
latter is astonishing the world. The
stock market is not paying any at
tention to the conference for the mo-
ment, but its effect will be world
wide and of great duration.
Mr. Harding particularly requested
that financial matters be not taken
that II might impede and distract at
tention from the main issues for
which the conference was called
namely, disarmament and the far
eastern question.
Now that these two matters are 50
far advanced and so satisfactorily 1t
may be that the present conference
may take up the financial problems
and foreign exchange, but even IL
they do not these subjects are of as
great Importance as any of the others
and will be taken up in the very
near future at another meeting, or at
an adjourned session of the present
conference This is what is going
to make our big market, for we must
fine some way of getting our ex-
ports moving to have prosperity. The
market has been dull but fairly
strong all day-Post e. Flag
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-23

SPOT COFFEE
New York. November 22.-Coffee
Rio No. T. 313-16c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
few applications of Sage Tea aad
sulphur bring back Its >sEor.
color. gloss and youthtuiness-

Common garden sage brcwcd into \
heavy tea with sulphur added. wiz
turn gray. streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luauriant. Just
a few applications will pr We n reve!a-
tlon II your hair is fading. streaked or
gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and sui
phur recipe at home, though, is trou-
blcsome. An easier way is to get a
bottle OF wyeth's SAGE and sulphur
Compound at any drug store all ready
for use This is the old-time recipe
improved by the addition or other in
gradients.
While wispy. gray. faded hair is not
sinful. We all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. BY darkening your hair with
wcyths sage and sulphur Compound,
no ono can tell, because II does IL so
naturally. SO evenly. You just dnmpen
n sponge or soft brush with It and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at time: by morn
Ing all gray hairs have disappeared.
and after anoth n application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark.
glossy, soft and luxuriant.
This preparation is q delightful toilet
requisite and is not intended for
the cure. mitigation or prevention Of
disease.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
COMMERCIAL COURSE CONTESTS
FOR PUPILS OF HIGH SCHOOLS

With the idea of encourag ginE the ef-
forts of teachers of commercial courses
in high schools toward raising the
standards in those courses for the pro-
duction OF better stenographers and
bookkeepers, the commercial depart
ment of the Colorado State Teachers
college will conduct a state contest m
commercial subjects in the month of
May OF this year. Nine trophy cups
are offered for winners in the various
branches of the contest, and engraved
certificates of honorable mention will
be presented to those achieving first,
second. and third places; in addition,
two cups are offered by Governor Oil
yer II. Shoup, one to the best book
keeper. the other to the best steno-
grapher.
a letter explaining the purpose and
details OF the contest has been re-
celved by the secretary OF the Pueblo
Commerce club, from A. o. Colvin,
head OF the commercial department at
Greeley. He suggests that 1t will be
a material aid in conducting the con-
tests, and encourage greater represen-
tatlon. If the various commercial clubs
thuout the state should offer cash
prizes to local high school commercial
students. as an aid to them in defray-
ing the expenses incident to attending
out-of-town contests.
The plan developed for conducting
these annual contests provides for the
holding OF local contests in the var
ious schools thruout the state on April
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31

90; three representatives thus selected
in each school will compete in the CEN
tral town in each of IA districts, on
May s. the final contest, between win
ners of first, second and third place in
the district contests, will be held in
Greeley. May 20.
According to this plan, winners in
the high schools of Pueblo, Custer.
and Fremont counties, including Cen
trail and Centennial high schools in
this city, will be held in Pueblo, de-
signated as the central town for dis
trict No. I. Any high school having a
commercial department is eligible to
enter the contest. All rules and regu-
lations and material for the tests will
be furnished free of charge by the
teachers college.
Schools desiring to enter should COM
municate with the state college at
Greeley not later than April S. Ma
terial will be ready this year for con-
tests in penmanship. rapid calculation,
spelling, bookkeeping, typewriting, and
shorthand.
Scaled instructions and material will
be sent to the head OF the commercial
department in the central town OF each
district not later than April 30. This
material is not to be opened until the
contestants are ready for the test. and
must be opened in their presence. Ex-
penses Of the contestants must be paid
by the school sending them, or by the
individuals.
Two classes OF contests will be held
in the districts: beginners, who began
commercial study after September /,
1920, taking not more than two per-
iods n day: advanced suidents who
are the best product OF the school re-
gardless OF the length OF time in
school. The school scoring the high
est number of points will be consld-
cred district champion. First place in
each contest will count 10 points; sec
ond. points uhird, points. VIM
ners of the three leading positions in
the district will be eligible to enter the
contest Mt Greeley.
The awards 70. the state contests
will be trophy cups for the winners Of
first place IN each event. The cups will
have the name OF winners engraved on
them. with the date record. and other
data These cups Will lie put on exhi-
bition In the schools represented by the
winning contestants. and Will remain
there for one year. They VIII be re-
turned to the Teachers college before
the next annual contest. a school
winning one OF these cups for two years
in succession, retains 1t permanently.
Individual winners will receive certi-
iicates of honorable mention. and those
vho rank second and third will re-
'eeive certificates OF honorable mention.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
Credit Men Dis
cuss Balances

The Credit Mems association. rep
resenting most OF the business houses
in Pueblo. held their mi-monthly
meeting Mt the Congress hotel Wcdncs-
day noon.
The matter OF balances was thoroly
discussed and n concerted effort Is to
be made to carry no balances for any
one, as IL ties UP thousands and
thousands OF dollars. which OF course
is not good business.
a plan is to be perfected thru CO.
operation OF all the leading business
houses that will give TO each firm the
names OF all delinquents and this in
turn will provide facilities for the var
ious credit men to more intelligently
manage the situation.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
Seven Of Foreign Bnth
Ready to Be Citizens

Seven diplomas, indicating proficient
study In u course OF AmericanizatIon,
Were issued TO foreigners applying for
citizenship papers at the April term
of Federal court. by Richard Wright
and Stanley johnson, naturalization
examiners, at the Riverside school
Tuesday night. For having received
these diplomas the following men may
appear before Judge Lewis and re-
ceive their citizenship papers without
further examinations: Frank Zellc. John
klnncher and Fritz Elder. Russians;
Marino Merionc Antonio dc lngcnis
and Peter Gentle. Italians.
The men have been receiving in
struction under Miss Belle Bcrlincr at
the Rlvernidc school for some time
past. The classes have been IN two
groups, under the supervision OF Miss
Laura Taylor, principal OF Riverside
school. One class is "A clvics class,
while the other is an English Ian
guagc class. composed principally Of
Mexlcans.
Among those applying for citizen
ship papers at the April term of the
Federal court will be an Englishman,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
GRAND OPERA HEADS
MAJESTIC BILL
BY E. G.

Imperial quintet top lines a vaude-
vile bill of good variety; everything
from jiu jitsu to fine singing and
plenty of comedy.
The opening spot is an aerial aero
baic novelty with two shapely
in reckless abandon.
George and Ray Perry offer a de-
cidedly clever repetoire of Jazz on
their banjos. II banjo players can
be called artists these two sit in the
front row.
Billy Chase and Charlotte L.atour
in Pink Stockings. a bright comedy
with snappy songs and clever Chat
ter" with apologies TO the Bowery
KIDD make this one of the best acts
on the bill. Billy has the right idea
about Won't you bring Back" but
1T is only n dream OF the past
The Imperial quintet, three men
and two women from Sunny Italy
gave the audience a treat with fea-
ture numbers from Lucia. IL
Trovatore" and Carmen, also light
opera and folk songs. The costumes
and stage settings give this act plenty
OF atmosphere
Rowland and Meehan in a clever
Irish skit brought to all Irish lovers
their favorite tune in an up to date
manner. Tho they split the Bull"
and made a cigarette out of the
'Meer-sham" their songs were "A Bit
of the Aud Sod.
The last was jiu jitsu presented by
the MoMoe Japs. One does not have
to be n prize fight fan or "A wrestling
enthusiast TO appreciate this act.
Japanese fencing and n free for all
jiu titsu fight add zest and there is
not a man who would be anxious to
Mix with the little black haired
lady. The usual International News
reel and Majestic orchestral program
completed one of the best bills this
season.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
Now We Have IT.
Pueblo Weather Is
Conha-Indicahive

Pueblo weather bureau officials
stated yesterday afternoon that
warmer weather was duo to visit
Pueblo within twenty-four hours
Weather map indications are that fair
atmospheric conditions were to be eS-
perienced in Pueblo. Two low pres
sure areas are counteracting each
other in an attempt to cause n storm.
At 1880 o'clock Tuesday night n
brisk wind came up from the north
west, bringing with II n decided drop
in temperature. No weather map In
dication forecasted this blow. 1t is
said. This was ono OF those cases
where weather conditions during the
past twelve hours are contra-indica-
tive. Temperature Wednesday morn
ing had dropped TO 2s degrees.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31

Reverend John Foster. pastor OF tn,
st. James Episcopal church.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
CUT THIS OUTFIT is WORTH
MONEY

Gu. out this slip, enclose with SC and
mail 1t to Foley & CO., 2s35 Sheffield
ave. Chicago. Ill, writing your name
band address clearly. You will receive
n return a trial package containing
foley's Honey and Tar compound for
coughs. colds and Group; Foley Kid
ney Pills for pains in sides and back:
rheumatism. backache kidney and
bladder ailmeAts; and r'olcy Cathartic
Tables, u wholesome and thoroly
ieansing cathartic for constipation.
:Icusness, headaches. and sluggish
bowels. The Horn Drug Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
One Pleads Guilty And
Is Fined; Another Sick

a sheriffs arrest liquor case cnme
to issue in the district court yester-
day and the witnesses for the prosecu-
ton had not gone on vacations.
Result. Rocco Del Medico pleaded
guilty to the charge and was fined by
Judge Park si00 and costs. Rocco
Battista was too sick to be brought
into court, and 1t is said he will plead
guilty as soon as able. Both OF these
men assert that Louis Marino. the
third of the trio accused. had nothing
to do with their transaction; his case
will be further considered.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
WHEN MEALS
HIT BACK
Pape's Diapepsin" instantly
Ends Indigestion, Sourness,
Stomach Acidity

Are Jumps of undigesteu Iood caus-
ing you pain7 Is your stomch acid.
gassy. sour. or have you flatulencs,
heartburn? Then take Papc's Dia-
pepsin.
just as soon as you eat n tablet o.
two OF Pape's Diapepsin all that dys-
pcpsia, indigestion and stomach dis
tress caused by acidity ends. These
pleasant harmless tablets of Pape's
Diapcpsin never fail to make sick.
upset stomachs feel fine at once, and
they cost very little at drug stores.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
Buying the Flour
Chemical Analysis Eliminates Guess Work.

They learn the exact amount of moisture, ash,
gluten, acidity, etc. They make an actual
baking test. We then order And when the
shipment arrives second analysis is made
to check up and make sure there was no mis-
take.
We thus know the exact food value Of the
-four which goes into PUEBLO-MAID Bread
And by keeping in constant touch with many
sources Of supply, we are always able to get
strictly highest quality Aour-propery milled
and Of maximum food content.
Scientific selection Of -four constitutes rea-
son number one, why you will always find
PUEBLO-MAlD Bread standard in quality,
fine in flavor, and of maximum food value.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31

Alex Sample with breaking into his
house on December Is. and stealing
thercfrom two pounds OF dynamite. 20
feet OF galvanized pipe, some wire. and
doing damage to other property.
In the same court Irving +. Davis
was arraigned on charge OF burglar
izing the store house OF c. +. Sherman
and stealing therefrom tools to the
value OF ss5. The hearing was set for
April s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
Much Insane Business
In Pueblo County Court

Nine insane and mental defective
cases came before the attention OF the
county court and the local lunacy
board yesterday.
Four of these were committed to the
state insane asylum. Two were sent
to tho home for mental detectives at
Grand Junction. One was placed un-
der observation and one was set for
a hearing.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
In Justice Court

II. ]. Dillon, who resides In the
southeastern portion OF the county.
yesterday filed complaint in Justice
Corson's court charging Robert and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31

wv HEN you want high quality -four you
1--WE ask for some well-known brand,
l& which is possibly little hig her
priced than the average and assume
that you are getting unusual quality.
But when we buy -four for PUEBLO O-MAID
Bread we don't assume anything. We know
exactly what we are buying before we buy it,
The quality of wheat varies from month
to month, in the different sections. The quail
ity Of every mill S product varies considerably
during the year, in spite Of the mills best
efforts to hold it standard.
Our only safeguard is to compel the mills
to submit samples Of -four from each carload
we consider buying. Our chemists analyze
the samples and unernngly pick the best -four.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-17
RUTH DEFIES
JUDGE LANDS
Saws He Will Continue to
Play Exhibition Base
ball
DESPITE RULING
BY BASEBALL BOSS
Lands Does Not Divulge
What He Is Going
to Do

New York, Oct l7.-Babe Ruth,
struggling star Of the New York Yam
lees, has precipitatcd what Federal
Judge X. NJ. Lands, baseball commits
fioner, described as test to deter
mine, who is the biggest man in base
ball the commissioner, or the player
who makes the most home runs"
Ruth, with Bob Mensel and Bill
Percy of the Yankees, played in an
exhibition baseball game at Buffalo
Yesterday, in defiance Of formal
warning from Judge Lands that the
rule prohibiting worlds series con
PENDANTS from appearing in exhibition
games prior to the opening Of the next
big league season would be enforced.
Ruth, however, announced he woil
play again to-day in a game SEIZED
nled at Elmira, n. Y.
II see no reason why this rule
should be invoked against us when Sis
Ter of st. Louis and Others who shared
In the worlds series money are playing
exhibition games unmolested by Judge
Lands"
The commissioner refused yesterday
to indicate what action he would take
in the event Ruth played, further than
to say that he would regard the case
rs direct challenge of his authority.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-17
NORWICH ROCKS
BIT The DUST Isl
Were Defeated Saturday
By Goddard, Score
z to @
FORWARD PASS
WAS THE MEANS
Cyran Hurled Ball to VIII
ley Who Took 1t
Across

Goddard brought home more bacon
SATURDAY., This time thu Norwich
freshmen CONSTITUTED ard the weight
was to 0. The score tells the story
for it was an alright game. from start
70 finish. with Goddard just shade
better than the rockies. Both teams
PLAYED clean, fawless football and 1t
was really case of put and take al
through. Goddard played a perfect OIL
fensive game in the first half but Nor
witch came back with an excellent de-
fensive. However, Goddard was bit
the faster in the first period and went
across for the single tally OF the game
in this canto. The second half found
Goddard playing a wonderful defen-
siye and Norwich an equally good Of
fensive, neither giving an inch.
In the first period Norwich kicked
off and Goddard rushed and plunged
for short gains to the l0-yard line.
Goddard fumbled and ii was Norwlch's
bali. By a return of punts and sew
eral short gains Goddard succeeded in
getting the ball onto the soldiers 30
yard mark. Here Cyran threw per-
feet pass to Wiley, who took il at the
20-yard line and went across for the
touchdown. Cyran kicked the goal.
From then on it was anybody's game
despite all the strategy Of both teap's.
Cyran played great game despite
his lame ankle, which has troubled
him for some time Captain Jack Finn
was in his usual perfect form and Wi.
ley and Buckley were unusually good
at the ends Goddard tried foug mr.
ward passes and completed two while
Norwich tried II and also completed
two. Vonatt knocked down most Of
the soldiers throws and played an 9th
erwise fast game. Goddard was con-
siderable weakened by The absence
from the lineup of Wall and Grim
Minis. Both have minor injuries ard
are being saved for the big game OF
the Goddard season Saturday with the
Dartmouth freshmen. The lineup:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-17
&c, ling Even With Him.

They are both teachers in the same
town, only he is much more of the
"bluffing' order than she. Yet she
does like spicy retort and she has
always longed to give one when he SO
often says to her; Now, whenever you
want anything from the school board
Just let me know and I'll ask them for
it, because I've pull with them"
The other night they both happened
to be present when his petition for
more salary and hers for new Office
furniture came up. His request was
refused, while hers was granted. And
after the meeting instead of offering
the sympathy he expected she gave the
retort; after this when you want
anything from the board-anything
like salary Of the like. you just tell line
and III ask them for you. You can
see from the way | got my furniture
that have pull with them
indianapolis News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-17
WOMAN'.S INTUITION
FAILS HER IN POKER
Herbert w. Seaman Studied Sex at
Monte Carlo and Esle-
-
where.

Intuitive PERCEPTION and woman's ca
paeity, or otherwise, to take advantage
of it, has formed the subject of lengthy
discussions, the final shot on behalf
OF incredulous man having been fired
BY Herbert w. Seaman, who asserts
that authorities have agreed that wom-
ans intuition was wonderful, but that
she lacks the gift of reason that distin-
cuisines man, thus making a virtue of
shortcoming.
Mr.. Seasman goes to say: Before
reaching these conclusions / spent
many years in earnest research. In the
interest of science ] have observed
women at Monte Carlo, Espom, Havre
de Grace. Havana, Dorval, Longchamps,
Buenos Aires, various European kursa-
ais and dozens OF brokers' office. Before
my conversion / had even lent them
money. Their intuition is singularly
sterile when it is needed. During auc-
tion bridge ! have watched narrowly
for the faintest sign of the operation
OF the faculty. The only discovery ]
have to chronicle is that of woman
whose intuition led her to believe that
my bid Of one spade was an invitation
to her TO bid two diamonds, when she
had only the deuce and six OF diamonds
in her hands
II have discussed the matter with a
celebrated doctor of medicine (who be-
lieves that genius is caused by mi
erobesl. and he ascribes intuition to an
atavistic endowment lie somewhat
inconsistently mentions Eve and Ann
Nhitefield in the same sentence bv
way of epigram. After going to all
this trouble he was quite insnlted when
| limited he was trying TO explain the
existence of something that did not
exist. Yet I will bet all in my pockets
that the dear doctor has never once in
his life allowed female nurses intui-
ton to tell him where to dig for an
appendix.
Hell hath no fury like a woman
whose intuition hath slipped cog. A
popular journal recently had the temer-
ity to challenge the idol in a joke col
umn: Two women are talking One
saws: I hear that Mrs. Titherington-
Blobbs has eloped with Maj. Snow
The other replies; ''How disgustingl
thought IL would be Col. Swish What
pray, disguised the lady but the mis-
carriage of her iutuitionf
Intuition, if it existed, would never
miscarry; otherwise il would be a mere
bunch. such as a man may receive. II
woman's lunches were infallible the
gift would have beens capitalized long
ago. Throgmorton street mocks the
wrecks Of men who have tried to capt.
talize their wives intuitions. Lon
don Express.