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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
TO GREET AERONAUTs
Canadian Aero club Plans Welcome
for American nalloonists "Musll-
Ing" TheIr Why Ont of Mildn.

I3y lhSSOClatGu I'rcSS.
TORONTO. Jan. i.-Thc Aero Club
of Canada today tclesraphed con-
gratulations to the three American
naval balloonists now on their way
out OF the Canadian woods upon their
escape and notified them of plans for
welcome when They arrive here.
The message. sent to Lieutenant Wal
ter Hinton. said:
The Aero club OF Canada has been
following your flight with much in
tercst and anxiety and wishes to con-
graduate you and party on your
achievement and safety. Awaiting to
give you u welcome when passing
through Toronto. Wire time OF ar
rival"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
YOUTHFUL GOTHAM BANDITS
ROB SUBWAY TICKET AGENT
Woman Attendant SwoOns and
Youths Walk Away With
STI In Change.
[By Associated Press

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-TWO un-
masked youths walked into the sub
way station n. Seventh Avenue and
Fifty-hfth Street early today. point
cd revolvers at the ticket agent Mrs.
Ada Hoover--who promptly tainted
and scooped up s7l in change. When
Mrs. Hoover recovered. the men
forced her to open the door Of the
ticket booth while they riHed the
money drawer.
Two passengers who came down
the steps for train few moments
later were held up by the bandits and
their money and jeweiry taken Az,
ter warning tho men to make no out
cry. the youths calraly walked to the
street and sauntered lelsureiy past a
policeman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
WAR FINANCE BODY
REVIVED AS HOUSE
VOTE BE A I S VETO
Lower Assembly Upholds
Senate Action by Poll
of 250 to &c.
FARMERc WORK ON BILL TO
STOP FOOD SPECULATION
Grain Gamblers to Oppose
Measure Now Before
Committee.
BY LOWELL MELLI:TT,
United News Stan COrrcsuondcnt

wASIIINGTON. Jan. i-The farm
ers had the call in Congress- again
today. Their representatives saw the
House follow the Senatc's example
and override. by vote OF $50 to &C.
the Presidents veto Of tn. resolution
reviving the war Finance Corpora
tion for their benefit.
Al the same time. the Committee
OF Seventeen" OF the Federated Farm
Bureaus, got hearings under way be-
fore the House Agriculture Commit
tee on the bill introduced for them
by Representative Dickinson. Of Iowa.
10 put AN end TO speculation in food
commodities by stock exchanges and
boards Of trade. No easy sailing for
this bill is anticipated, but the farm
crs say they are prepared 10 make
a hard nght for It.
Wants to Oppose UIII.
a telegram from the secretary Of
the Chicago Beard of Trade to the
day requested permission 10 appear
In opposition to the Dickinson bill.
lie viii be heard.
G. II. Hyde. Of the Oklahoma Farm
crs' cooperative OrSan!zation. de-
scribed what he declared were the
unfair methods used By the grain
exchanges and boards o. trade in
manipulating prices OF food products
4 group. with the identity of It's mem
bcrs concealed. he said. could sell
grain TO their own agents at prices
below the market. thus forcing the
market downward. Notwithstanding
there was no bona fde selling what
ever.
by simply taking the money out of
one pocket and putting il in another.
ne said. the traders in Chicago. 81.
Louis, Kansas city and other grain
centers could put up or down the
price TO be received by the man who
grows the grain. He urged that Con-
Ercss make IL Impossible to carry on
transactions OF this kind.
Dick!nson'e bill seeks TO accomplish
the purpose sought h!' the farmers
through Il 10 per cent tax on al! fu
iure sales of grain. wheat and fruit
on any exchange or board of trade.
including bucket-shops and curb mar
kcts.
Tux Exemptions Provided.
The tax would not be levied in case
OF contracts OF sale made in writing,
giving the name and address OF the
seller and the buyer. The exact
quantity sod and the actual cons!d-
Grafton. and providing delivery OF the
actual commodity is made within
thirty days from the date of the con-
tract.
Violations OF the provisions OF the
act would be punishab Bile by fines of
SlOG TO $4,000. with an additional
possible penalty OF Imprisonment
from two months TO one year. \ fur
ther $4,000 penalty is provided in the
case of each violation. half OF that
sum 10 be paid 10 the informant re-
sponsibie for the conviction.
Provision is made for compelling
the production OF hooks and papers
CT ali concerns storing or dealing in
food commodities. excepting producers
or retailers. in order that the ABrl-
culture Department may make public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Dynamite Mast KI,I. T,ro.

WILLIAMSON. w. VA. Jan. A.
Two men were killed in dynamite
explosion near the mine OF the Crys-
tai Block Mining Company at Gates.
ten miles from Williamson. last
night. according to information re-
ceived today by the. Williamson Coal
Operators Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05

Daniel OCaiiashan, as deputy Lord
Mayor of Cork. performed the duties
OF Lord Mayor MacSwiney while the
latter was in prison In London.
Shortly after MacSwiney succumbed
to his hunger strike. late in October.
oCallaGhan was elected Lord Mayor
to succeed him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
EUGENE H. COAPMAN DIES
Vicc-President of Southern Hallway
PASSES Away In Washing
ton Home.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.--E.uscns II.
Coapman, cc-prcsident OF The
Southern Railway, died at mis- home
here shortly after midnight. after
long illness. Funeral arrangements
had not been made. but 1t WAS said
the body would be taken to Wyo-
cena. wis. .Ir Coapman's native
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
knnsu, Flour nllls to reopen.

HUTCHINSON. KANS.. Jan. 4.-The
I.arabec Flour Mills. in Hutchinson.
closed for more than week. will
reopen In week or ton days, Ashby
Woodson. manager. announced today.
The closing was duo to lack Of or
ders. Mr.. Woadson said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Buying Made Easy
Big Fleets Prepare
for 1921 Maneuvers
IBy United Scyvs.I

WARRINGTON, jan. 4.-IIere II
the ncheduic for the annual man.
curers OF the American fleet,
Atlantic fleet arrives at Guam
tnnnmo January ., leaving jan
unry 10 for Canal Zone, arriving
there january Fl.
Pacific fleet arrives mt Canal
ZOne january II.
10th leave for Joint mnncuycrs
january -. the Atlantic fleet mr.
ririnE Mt Cnliao, Peru, February
=, and the Pacific Meet Mt Nnl-
pnrhiso. Chile, on tho snme date.
DQth leave February %. meeting
nj ncn. and arriving Mt the Canal
February rs. Atlantic fleet then
returns to Cubn. remaining two
months. while Pacific ncet returns
to lts baHea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
U. S. TREASURER RESIGNS
John Burke to Leave Service on thr
Z Appointment OF Successor.
Joins UankinE Firm.
[ By \ SSOCiatcU prcsS, /

w WASHINGTON. Ian. i.-John Burk q
Treasurer CT the United States. TODAY
announced his resignation, erfcctiy.
upon the appointment of his success.
sor
Mr.. Burke was appointed Treasurer
In March, 1913. Prior to that time
he served three terms as Governor
of North Dakota and was n member
Of both the Senate and House OF tha,
State. lie will join tho banking firm
OF Kardos g. Co. OF New York, which
is to become Kardos g. Burke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Sign Language Used
in Wedding Of Mutes
Iuy A..oclutcd Pre.s.I

BOSTON, Jan. IA marriage in
tcrprctcd to both the bride md
groom took place here yesterday
when Edwin Frishcc, a dcnf-niMte,
married Miss Cora l.. Crockcr, who
Is deaf md blind.
As the minister rcnd tho ritual
aloud each sentence was repeated
TO tho bride md groom by touch
hnJ siEn language.
MIR. Frisbec is senior member of
tho board OF trustees of tho New
England Home for Denf-Mutes, and
Miss Crorkcr hns lived there for
The paSt year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
CALL TURKS TO CoL0RS
Nationalist Government Summons NIL
Mussulmcn Between Ages OF
Twenty and Thirty.
IBy Associated Press.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. 4.-The
National Assembly Of the Turkish Ma
tionallst government At Angora has
called all Mussulmen between the
ages Of 20 and 80 years to the colors.
1t Is announced in an Angora mes
sage today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
ny Universal servicc.l

LONDON. Jan. Alt is reported in
news dispatches from Tiumc that
DAmnunzio is considering accepting
an invitation extended by the Univcr-
sity OF Cubn to make his future hor.o
Mt Havana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
D'ANNUNzIO LAST TO GO
Poct-Wnrrior Apparently T.onth ia
Lravc Fiume-Mny Go
to Cubn.
[Ry Associated Press

TRIESTE, Jan. i.--Gabriele dan
nunzio Will be the last man of his ex-
pcditionary force to leave Fiume. 1t
was learned today. Evacuation of
the iesionaries will commence tomor-
row and will last several days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Governor niaine Takes Oath.

MADISON. WIS, Jan. 4.--John j.
Blaine. Republican. yesterday took
the oath Of office as Governor of Wis
nonsin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
BUYERS THREATENED IN
KENTUCKY TOBACCO "RIOTS'

LOUISVILLE. KY. Jan. 4.-Excit-
ing scenes were enacted at several
Blue Grass towns today. when to-
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
CotLp MARnLY srEAtGMTEN ~

COULD HARDLY STEAtGUTEN Jr
Whru The Kidneys are nt'rvork 4 ur
dis"rdSrrd and fail to th=uv oJt ,,l~i"
ache. pHinz. lame sack. swollen
ankle. surr Joints. diEziu~sf. floating
eprrka rtr. J " gs1Gr-k glpstsr.
Pa writes My t.s7sya and hack
hurt mo sr whom : E1r bul ~ b-d in
'rc morning I rouid hardly s.raiuhtcn
ur itad To- rus, she small ~ NV isck
before I could vn't could slrr v
NGttnu my srr~s haven. fs,s fHr
ac~oucu4 r|rr. FrHA FsrH- lSI fusy
rnis TNs ttorr' prus company. 9Th
aud santa ne.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
PERSONS AND EVENTS
marry HTLLS or REST

beyond tho last horizons rim.
Beyond adventures farthc7t quest.
Somewhere they rise. serene and dim.
The happy. happy Hills Of Rest
some evening when tho sEy is sold
IN follow dey into the vcEt.
Nrr pause. nor heed, tin l behold
Tho harry. hspr, Iiills ~ licst'
Tho torrttp AlumnaS Rzgoci a stlon
viii entertain the members Of IN. 1921
class az luncheon today nj 1 o'clock
lu tho Vail Hotel
Dinners will be served ON Wcducs
dHy. Frids, and sunday evenings at
the Miurequp Country rIIh during Tho
month ~ December Tor which rrs~rNa.
uors must bp made 40 usual.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06

Lowest temperature recorded this
month. 50 years = degrees.
HishCs, wind velocity l. miles T. at
70 y IN.
Total rainfall and melted snowfall
since first cf year 1925 inches
Normal precipitation 60 date 9.9i
Time uf sunrise f.-i y. m.
Titnc Of sunset s.GG .. m.
H. a. DICK.
Weather Bureau.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
READY To HELP Ynr,

n you arc subject ip bIiousurss. gas.
boating. sick headache. sour sIcml ah
or other ills that result FROM indI-c4-
ton and 'Ip1'iHu. you can cot re-
lief with Foley Ea'Nur'Ia Tablets ThHv
arc a genuine. whole. ONO rrNSlc that
affords prompt, sire and safe -c'ie
without CripinE or pain. ! r. Oslrrn.
X r. u J.. LuCaSvilio O.. uritr=:
Foley rGthartir Tablets arc fine I
had stomach trouble took Tul~v
rHthartir Tablets and now can at
anything Tho Horn p-uE rum-
nanN. E,urth nnh ShnLa Tr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
N.>... rtr, ti,rsrocH

Kansas city sept 5.HU s. Bureau
~ Nark~ts-'b'tic-t Receipts q tna.
i.1ht vcalcrs steady io strong best,
$3.50. other calves veat. spots lower.
sturkcrs stcady TO strong spots hiEh-
or. morning sales. ttTNHssn. other
classes uneven but generally s'c1dv.
tor steers saFt. b~Vi ,rar'r=- g fg,
Other Et~fra sales. StGph slHs tvv
J0uuE COVE, iel5gE.-s. medium tu
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
Mrs. Stewart

viii oren her drcssmakinC parlors Tuesda,
and invites her patrons in 10 talk over the
new styles.
Mrs. Stuart has spent her vacation in study
Ing aud getting IN touch with all the new fads
and fancics for autumn and will have some
interesting news for womcn Who arc interested
III Dress.
Fourth floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
For Men
Only
MEN, PROTECT YOURSELVES

Come in and buy stock of new shirts in
our Men S Store, and spread tho glad news
around or you may find yourselves the rccip-
icnt Of several "hand made shirts after
Home Sewing Week is over.
Did VIC toll YOU NC had a new stock Of those
VAN HEuSEN Collars! The first TO reach
Pueblo.
They re wonderful collars-lct us tell you
about them IN our Men store.
The FAN Caps-thc now SoS. the hundred
aud ono other items necessary to YOUR well
dressed existence arc hero, ready for new
owners.
So handy IN buy too-cntrance on Fourth
street right next to tho theatre. Exit same
rlacc-not necessary to 20 into the main part
nf the store "a tall'' tho you're cordially
invited.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
China and
Gift Shop
News

news
A pleasant hour is easily spent in our
fourth floor China and Gift Shop.
So many things different. so many
suggestions for gifts, for ways Of trans
forming your rooms arc to be seen.
This is just what | should have sen,
to Mabel for her birthday. why didn't |
como up here first"
Wouldn't this be exquisite with the
color scheme Of the library"
And many other cxcIamtaions of the
like arc heard daily.
SO many ODD things arc hcrc-,hings i
you wouldn't THINK of until the sight of
them suggests just the use you could put
them to.
odd FAVORS, of dainty little individ-
ual flower holdcrs-a small turtle in al
pottery dish.
| Small metal autos, water sets, etc. that
Twill delight the children at their parties.
Dainty, dclicatcly colorcd lamp and
candle shades.
And for Mcn-so many different smok |
lers' supplies in brass and COPPER.
DRESDEN CHINA AGAIN, at last
beautiful, delicate designs, in wonderful
work-something VIC haven't been able
to obtain for five years.
ELECTRIC GRTLLS that will cook an
lcn,irc meal for you.
SILVER PERCOLATORS-
Visit this enjoyable department You
may browse around to your hearts
conlcn0
III
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06

Strattou where they have been spend
ing the summer at their country home,
shady Brook"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06

Federation Of womcu's clubs next sat
urdsy afternoon at $50 O'Clock in
Library Hall.
\ uuirt wedding was rclcmuizcd on
Friday. September g, when Miss
GLADYS Jones was united ia marriage
to Nr Thomas \. sutton, tho Ecv.
Holloway performing tho ceremony.
Both bride and bridegroom arc well
known and popular among tho younger
south side crowd Nr Sutton served
tvcntv-cight months In tho navy dur
lnE tho world war and has since hcou
working tor tho Missouri Pacific Mr.
and NrH sutton will nnks their home
here aud have host Of friends Who
wish them tucccss.
Ni-= Birdie Adams viii leave TODAY
FOR Las Vegas. \ N. where she has
accepted position on the faculty uf
tho NurnM University. licr address
viii hr TlHsa Hotel, Las NcE5s.
Nr ard Mra. ! Il iIunkcl who have
boon auiuurniuE two rruihE lu coli.
fnr-l7 ,r~ stow ir Norpics. Nri= ~t'r
Mrs. kunkcis brother and will return
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
SEWING WEEK

hooks and eyes, boned every four inches,
each ................ .35c
-!Soutachc Braid in all staple colors, IL yards
10 bolt. bolt Observation-Disclosures. 35c
Tie Rae Braid in white. 4 yards to piece,
bolt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 15c
DeLong s Hook and Eyes, "a on card. Reg
ular loc value Sewing week special, > for 15c
-Stickcri Braid in red scnlop with dot. Spe-
cial ..................... Be
Good quality Stickcri Braid in all colors
bolt Observation-Disclosures. .......... .25c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
Clories That Do Not Fade

There staying quality about the beauties of the glorious
New Fall Silks. They are lovely after continuous
when you first put them And world Of inspiration for
the home designer professional wcD concealed in their
stros folds There arc new shades and wcavcs soft
Crcpcs and Gcogees cxquiscy drapsblc crisp Taactas
and wondrous Brocadcs and Satins.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
Ihread,
Needles
and Snaps
THESE AND OTHER NOTIONS FOR FALL
II SEWING

THbob AND UTHEE NUTiUNS FUH AUD
SEWING
With Fall sewing at hand and any
amount of clothes and household linens
requiring stitch or two to put them in
perfect shape for Winter, it would be we'll
to let our Notion Counter supply the sew
ing accessories your work basket is lack
ing. Thread, needles, pins, snaps, belt
ing, dress shields, bias tape and all other
findings and hnishings may be convenient
" selected from our complete assortmcnts
Choose plenhfulIy now so you will not
find yourself suddenly short in the middle
Of the days work.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
Home Sewing Week
And Wonderful Opportunity to Avail
Yourself of the Help of an Expert Dress
maker Without Charge to You.

-CensEe School will Today under f Mrs Briggs
tldh unom mawhe hm1ch
vision yomayb b the home will be absent
have eareeg gea
potuhy o fall wardrobe ready for the family
mcrls -skatt S kdTarmntfo 70 formation
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06

good cows. u-5u5.ao: grass hrlf,r7
mostly SL5o15.5o. carly sales feeder.
S5.ooass0.
Hogs 5000. fairly active. mostly
steady spot o In 10 cents higher: bulk
ikhts aud medium, SnI-HHgu. packer
top. A.H. 20 To "a, p,rrd ,ctr,t,
's'sHal0. bulk Of sales. 81 aOag sr.
packer spws. steady stock PIGS stead,
4" !" con's higher. best Kind. s. 40
ShCep l2."on. very slow, lambs about
STEADY, early ton western. S5.ts. Fhr~u
lnllN - r0nfs lower. western wr'hrrH.
$50 best lambs steady At S-ss1s 81
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
to Pueblo Thursday. september l.

TO Pueblo Thursday. september l.
Mrs. George Nawter and daughter.
Ruth. VIII leave Wednesday for a visit
With relatives and friends IN Fort
Wayne. Indianapolis and Eruokvillc.
Ind.
Miss Elizabeth Bullcn. guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Rullcn and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Eullcu. has conc 10
Thompson Falls, Mont, to Hpcpd tho
winter.
Mr. W =. Hartman and Miss Ruth
Hartman returned sunday from Camp
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
SCHOOL DAYS scn0lt. rAys"

school DAYS SCHp u. DAYS"
no YOU rNm~mhcr tho old sonE about
school days tc,rE golden sgic dsF=
"a tS rrnnE ~ send coughing. aue~r-
iu- spIiiiu.. child To school tp 4trcad
i'7r1Sr f.H' ms HTure uitic or~s. t'u-u-
teen solids are infections s'-ct,rt yaur
own anil other little one. with Foir1's
Honey aud Tar This safe family
remedy checks coughs au1 colds. lnDs-
r1= rh'rEm aud musuous aud coats
r'v. .~rit''irE u~urn-sur- --ifN
h"s'tnE. soothing medicine Tho Horn
Drug Company. Fourth and anita -
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
CANTON CREPES
SATIN FACED CANTON

Chiffon special pccblack brown navy c7iu.
beautiful grade that regularly sold for $500 yard
.Ne6
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06
CREPE DE CHIMES

Always practical and good good looking and
frock he made very little full of colors
from-4O shades in allboth light and dark coors
4oin. wide yard 81
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
Society News and Activities of City and Suburbs

leave today for Washington and New York. She will be accompanied by Miss Eva Nellie Maritime to Spokane.
 Mr and Mrs. Henry W. Fowlkes are spending several weeks in Pass Chris tan
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Newbold waln,s- ley left Friday for Havana. Cuba tc visit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Upman. for 'merly' Miss Ellen Linn Molton.
 Miss Emily Nesbit left Friday fur MayN'ille, Tenn. where she will enter college.
 Mrs, J. B Donaldson will leave Wed resday for Galveston, Tex, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Chew. for several weeks. Mrs. l.. $. Harris has. returned from Chattanooga, where she attended the regional conference of the Women ; Christian Temperance union convention. Mrs. W. H. Jeffer,es has returned from attending the regional conference of the Women's Christian Temperance union convention which was held in Chatta- nooga.
 Miss Matte Wade of Woodlawn is wis iting her sister, Mrs. H. P. Adams, ln Pensacola, Fla.
 Miss Maurine Hanly of Atlanta is she guest of friends in this city to attend the Chlders-F Perrin marriage.
 Mrs. wilber Kelly is spending several weeks in New York city,
 Mir Louis W. Shahan of Atlanta 's spending few days in Birmingham
 
 Mir Clifford Herring of Anniston is in the city for a few days
 Mrs. William Jones of Montevallo will. arrive tomorrow to attend the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

Episcopal institute at St. Marys. and will be the guest of Mrs. Penhallegon.
 MT Clarence Stovall of Gadsden will be among the out-of- town guests for the Childers-Ferrin wedding.
 Mrs F. s Lyman of Montevallo is the guest of Mrs. J. ' Johnston.
 Mrs J. w Goodwin and daughter. Dorothy, of Carbon uill are the guests of Hrs T G. Russell.
 Mrs C. M- Woodruff of Anniston Is the guest of Mrs Priestly Toulmin
 Mrs Bonnie Nelson has returned to her home in Atlanta after visit to Miss Mona Hoyle.
 Mrs \. II. Sheppard of Anniston is the guest of Mrs. Priestly Toulmin for few days
 Mrs F. l.. Markin of Tuscumbia IS spending several days in the city
 Mir and Mrs. A. ]. Dabbs of Carrol- ton were guests of friends for the past few days.
 Mrs Holman of Admission will he tbo guest of Mrs. Hardeman Meade for this week to attend the session held ar st Marys on Wednesday and Thur day.
 Dr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Fuller and Mrs. Wiley Smitherman of Centreville spent several days in the city.
 Miss Clarence stovall of Gadsden Will arrive today to be present as childress-Ferrin marriage of tomor- row evening.
 Mrs, E. \. Daniels has returned ta her home in Selma after visit to friends here
 Mrs. J J. wnlett of Anniston vii
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
ANNOUNCEMEfTs

The Lakeview School Improvement ns sociation will meet February at a.@ O clock at the school,
 The Woman's Missionary society of the First Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. R. McWane. 1920 Ss Charles street, Thursday at lO:90 O 'clcek.
 The Wilcox cha pter. United Daughters of the Confederacy, will have their meet ing Thursday afternoon at 2:30 O clock at the Bows club rooms, corner Fourth ave nue and Twentieth street
 The Graded union will meet Thursday at the First Methodist ehul ch at 10 0 clock.
 The Fortnghtly Shakespeare club will meet Thursday morning with Mrs L. A. Whetstone S03i Burney avenue All mem mers will please note change in hostess.
 The Huntsville Avenue c. L. S. z. will meet Wednesday with Mrs j. B. Me- Lean. 1922 Huntsville avenue
 The Jefferson County High School Inn provement association will meet at che High school building at Boyes Tuesday. February ], at31 ociock. All patrons and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

be the guest of Mrs. T. o. Smith, hay ing come to attend the Episcopal in- stitute at st. Marys,
 Mrs. Ee T. Blair of Tuscaloosa iwill arrive Monday to attend the Episcopa institute here this week
 Miss Henry Heron, of Gadsden will be among the out-of-town guests for Childers- Perrin marriage of tomor- row evening.
 Miss Annalu Fitts of Tuscaloosa is the guest of Mrs. z. NJ Rudulph for ] few days
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

Teak, which is the' best material for shipbulding, is superior to all other
 essential oil which prevents spikes and
 nails driven into it from rusting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

friends of this institution are requested to be present
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
Made a Hit With Him

My wife has taken your medicine and .has been wonderfully benefited For over four years she has had trouble with bloat- ing and could scarcely eat any food be- cause of this condition. Doctors medicines did not help her and an operation was ad vised Her brother who is druggist, sent her bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and it helped her at once l cannot praise your medicine enough" It is a simple, tarrhsi mucus from the ntes tina tract and alays the inflammation which causes prae ticelly all stomach liver and intestinal ail- ments. including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded Greene Drug Co.,, Hagan- Dunlap Drug Co.,. and druggists verywhere,-Adv.