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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
rErIr1oN FoR nEpnr

Montgomery, April 11.-(Special.) -- Citizens of Burnwell, Walker county. today petitioned the public service commission for an order requiring the Southern railway to furnish them adequate depot accommodations. The commission set the petition for con sideration at the regular session the first week in May.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
HEsTER DIEs

Goodwater. April 11.-(special.)- W. A. Hester. an aged citizen of Kellyton, and a prominent man in the social and political affairs of Cooss county for many years, died at his home at Kellyton and was inferred yesterday at Socapatoy. MT. Hes ter's wife was stricken a few days ago with paralysis and she is ex- pected to die at any time. Her hus- bands death has been held from her for fear the news would cause her immediate death. Mir Hester is sur vived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs. o. D. Mitchell of Kellyton, and Posey Hester of Nashville, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
THREE
sHINGLE MILL oPERATED

Geiger. April Especial. )-The shingle mill put up by the Sumter Farm and Stock company here Is be- ing operated with full force. and is turning out first class shingles Messrs. Campbell and Hutchinson Of Chattanooga, owners of the company are here this week looking over site and contemplating putting in cotton seed oil mill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
FOR GOOD OF
 THE COMMUNITY
Glimpse Into Birmingham Almanac of 1900 Shows Plenty of "Pep" in Magic
 City Building

TGURES in themselves dry old chips and the husk
 of hanging the stalk mdwinter But clothed with performance pointing achievement qun tessence of romance.
 designer him could figures proven the world that the workers the ends of the the law of these mathematical dgts would another with conformation of the dimensions picks sides struck another breaking down the barriers.
 so when Roger Babson suggested that we lacked pep it was said in rejonder that the short of time which her stature showed that out ginger, and all manner of efstmuatng agencies
 ceangs Birmingham almanac of 19oo for which data gathered and cOated by the writer of this data as to Birmingham bank clearings
 January-s2266,Ooo
 February-s2,os1,ooo.
 March-s22Se,Ooo
 Birmingham three months of this less than quarter of later follows:
 January-ss4I4s,Ooo.
 February-ses.157Ooo.
 March-$s1, ,826ooo.
 Bank clearing they when that almanac gotten out They average than per banking day. which the per each banking day than they each banking years
 unique feature of the many banks nine then there are nine now The of the vintage however in any one of the several largest
 We got just comparative showngs in ISoV as we do crease in bank clearng in January 1soO increase of $7SoooOo in thought much of the increase of $44 TOO in bank did this March of the increase of nearly $19oOo,oo0
 Here statement of the humble beginning "Durnp Boys Industrial school state institution youthful criminals i've don't criminals because be Roebuck Springs Birmingham Commercial club raising the $3OOO for the purchase the be erected in the future and the institution formally
 At least Birmingham pep plenty of it. in those oays ana at least alive the humanitarian we'll industrial fare of the community
 Talk about "pep" Birmnghams mother was Peu and her father Pepper"
 Yours for upbulding
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
CIRCUS STRANDED

Troy. April Special .)-The Rhoda Royal circus. which gave per formances here Friday afternoon and evening, is stranded bere after 30 bad days on the road. They will give a benefit performance on the lot next to the Masonic temple Tuesday after noon at 4 o'clock. The benefit will be under the auspices of various so- eieties of the city. It is hoped to make enough at the performance to enable the people connected with the circus to go to their homes. There are between two and three hundred people with the circus and it is under stood that they are in almost desti- ute circumstances.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
----------------------.e e7=------ KAPPA SIGMA MEETING

Sewanee, April 11.-(Special. )- Omega chapter of the Kappa Sigma fraternity will be the host at the conclave of District VIII. to be held at the University of the South on April IA and i5. John N. Ware, dis triet grand master of the fraternity and professor of French in the uni versity. will be the master of cere- monies and has the meeting in charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
TNDORsE F0RD OFFER

Huntsville, April li.-tSpecial.)- City council No 251, United Commer- cial Travellers here. has indorsed the offer of Henry Ford for Muscle Shoals A special committee was appointed at a recent meeting to draw up suitable resolutions favor ing the proposal of the Detroit man ufacturer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
REARDON HELD ON BOND

Troy. April 11.-iSpecial) )-Walter Reardon, white, charged with cutting and severely wounding Will Good son at his home near Spring Hill some time ago, was given a prelim- mary hearing before Justice Mc- Lure Saturday and was bound over to the grand jury, under bond of $500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
APPEALED CASES HEARD

Montgomery, April 11.-(Special.)- )- Consideration of cases appealed from the trial courts of the Fifth division were taking the attention of the su- preme court and court of appeals during the week. Counties in this di- vision are Chambers, Chiffon, Coosa. Elmore, Lee, Macon, Russell and Tal- ladega
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
COURT TO CONVENE

Troy, April II. Especial )-The Pike County Circuit Court will con- vene al the court house on Monday, April IT, for the regular spring term of two weeks. Judge A. B, Foster will preside. Both the criminal and civil dockets are very heavy-there being about 125 cases to be disposed of. The grand jury will be in ses- sion the first week of the term.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
FORT DEPOSIT

Fort Deposit, April 11.-(Speciall A record breaking congregation at tended union services held at the Baptist church here yesterday. No services were held at the other churches on account of giving the members an opportunity of hearing Dr. J. O. Grcgan of Greenville. who Is considered one of the ablest min isters of the Methodist conference. Ir Grogah, in his usual manner, held the undivided attention of the audience for an hour. taking for his subject, Friendship"
 One of the largest rattlesnakes ever seen in Lowndes county was killed today and placed on exhibition by MT, Finley farmer who re- sides few miles west of Fort De- six feet long, Six inches in diameter and judged to be about 30 years old
 Great preparations are being made to accommodate the big crowd which Is expected here Wednesday to attend one of the most interesting games of baseball of the season. when the first team of the Lowndes County High school will cross bats with strong team selected from different parts of the county
 Extensive preparations are being made by both faculties of the schools here for the closing exercises which commence May 14. A number of speakers of note will be invited to make addresses during the week. The citizens here are co-working with the schools to make it one of the best programs in the history of the town The Masons, and the Knights of Pythias have offered four gold medals to be awarded the four stu dents making the best average in their studies during the scholastic year Other prizes wille be offered by individuals which will be quite an incentive towards student work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12

that over into pictures we will have the seasons best seller"
 "'Yes, If the censors, will let you show it." was my minimizing com
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12

Strange that even then l did not have an intuition of what was com
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
They Mako Women. Too, . Puxzlsl How s. s. s. Stops Skin
 Eruptious Positively.

Pimples and skin eruptions have . price,-you pay for every pustule. black-head and pimple on your face. Pimples produce prejudice and prevent prosperity. Your heart may be gold,
, 1922-10-20
Today One of
Hardest Scheduled
for Local Squad

This afternoon at 8 o'clock
the Casper and Laramie high
school football teams will
meet in the first important in
tersectional battle for the
state championship. The
team that wins viii ave "A big notch
in this years title and fer this rea-
son. the game is expected TO be oue
Of the best OF the season. The weather
is unusually good and everything is
in readiness for the kickoff.
Laramie comes here with a record
OF n close game with the University
OF Wyoming freshmen and the rspu
tatton of being an aggregation Of hard.
clean fighters. The team is in first
class shape and every regular is ready
10 start. Laramie always puts out an
eleven that is well coached in all the
i~ntricacles Of the newest in football
and some sensational plays can he ex
pected from the down staters this att
ernoon
Casper is IN the best condition Ct
this season. For the first time this
TALL Coach Morgan can send into ac-
lion his full first string backfield. In
both Of the previous games one or two
men have been hors de-comh4t with in
Juries and the eleven has been handt-
capped from the start.
snake dance through the downtown
The high school students held a
streets early last evening TO arouse en-
,huslasm for the game and gave their
yells on all the downtown
The largest GROVE since las years
Armistice day game is expected ont
this afternoon. The lineup for the
Casper team was announced by Coach
Morgan last night as follows:
, 1922-10-20
HEMPLE AND PERKINS UNABLE To
AGREE ON REFEREE FOR FIGHT
Elks Will Name One if CUES
ton Is Not Settled II
Hours Before
Bout

Big Jack Hemple and Harvey PerIs-
ms. who meet in a 10-round battle on
the EIEs benefit sport program at the
Elks' auditorium ext Tuesday even
ing have already started fighting.
Their preliminary sparrinE is over the
referee. Neither Will agree to the man
the other has named and 1t seems as
though the argument VIII end in n
deadlock. According TO the article Of
agreement. II they cannot agree on n
referee L hours before the fight, the
EIks' committee in charge OF the pro-
gram has h right 70 name the third
man in the ring.
Both Hemple and Perkins are in
fighting condition and are working out
daily at the Casper Athletic club.
Hemple Is boxing about 10 rounds
daily and Perkins abou- eight. Pro
moters have tried to get these two
ihen together on a card In Casper for
tho last three years and the faus are
looking for a real melee.
Eddie St. Clair and KID Lee. also
scheduled for 10 rounds. are sure to
make the FUR fly. There has never
been amy too good feeling between
this pair and II was not bettered by the
15-round go they had a year ago when
Lee won the decision. St. Clair has
conditioning himsslf for three
weeks fer Tuesdays encounter and
promises to reverse the decision.
Kid Lee is due TO join F1ynn's stable
OF colon ed roxers in New York next
Flynn has Panama Joe Cans
Gorilla Jones on his staff and sew
eral % ether bcys Of promise. He has
already booked two matches for Lee
and the latter Il, in the best >condi-
ton OF his life.
Jack Haas and Scotty Lyons. mid.
dieweights, complies" n classy card.
Both men are experienced r:nEsters
and have met the best in their div.s on.
They are above the average for a pre-
limiuary and only the fact that they
open the program makes them such.
The smokehouse reports that the
reserved seat gale Is going fart and
that many. of town orders have
come in from Salt Creek followers Of
Scotty Lyons.
, 1922-10-20
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SATURDAY


Burfaio-Buffalo versus Alfred.
Pittsburgh-carnegie Tech. versus
Thicf.
wateryiie. Ne. Colby versus
Bowdoin.
New York-coiumbia versus New
York University.
Ithaca-Cornen versus Colgate.
Hanover. y. H-Dartmouth YER
sus Vermont.
Polo Grounds. y, Y Fordham
versus Georgetown.
Grove city. Pa--Groye City ver-
sus Allegheny.
Characterization versus Rens-.
seIaer.
cambridEe-Harvard versus Cen
Haverford - Haverford versus
Johns Hopkins.
worchester-Holy Cross versus
Boston University.
Easton. Pa. - Lafayette versus
Bucknell.
AnnviIle. Pa Lebanon Valley
versus st. Joseph's.
Rathiehem-L ehish vere.s R-cwn
orono. Me.-AIaine versus Bates.
Amherst - Massachusetts .sEgies
versus Amherst.
Emmittsburg. Md. Mt. St.
Mnry's versus w. Maryland.
Allentown. Pa.-NiuhlenberE YER
sus Gettysburg.
State College. Pa. - Penn State
versus Mlddleburg.
Philadelphia. Pa Pennsylvania
versus Swarthmore.
Princeton Princeton versus
Maryland.
Kingston, Rhode Island State YER
sus Delaware.
Rochester Rochester versus
Union.
New Brtsnswiek-Rutgers versus
Bethany.
Annapols-st Johns versus G.
Washington.
Springfield = ~springfsld versus
stevens.
s~elipsqroye. Pa. susquehanua
versus Albright.
syracuse-syracuse versus Pitts
burgh.
HartfOrd-TrinIty versus Conn
oticut Aggies.
Medfort. Mass. Tufts versus
Norwich.
West Point-Unlt,,l States Mil
tary Academy versus New Hsmp-
shire Stale.
Annapous-United States Naval
Academy versus Georgia Tech.
vfIlanova-Vnlnnova versus Cath
ole University.
M,ddletown. Conn. Wesleyan
versus Hobart.
New Hayen-Tale versus WI
liams.
Andover - Princeton Freshmen
versus Andover.
Eseter-Harvard Freshmen YER
sus Exeter.
West.
Crbana-Ilinois versus Iowa.
Chicago-Puriue versus Chicago.
Mathematician versus Wiscon-
sin.
columbus-Arichiean versus Ohio
State.
Evanston - Minnesota versus
Northwestern.
Lincoln = Missouri versus Ne
braska.
Notrs Dame-De Pauw versus
Nntra DANG
, 1922-10-20

Norman Kansas Assies vsrsus
Oklahoma.
St Louis-Drake versus St. Louis
Grinneli-Ames versus Grinnen.
Decentralization College versus
Detroit.
Indianapolis Earibim versus
Butler.
Terrs Haute Dayton versus
Rose Poly.
Valparaiso - Milwaukee EnE-
neering versus Valparaiso.
Decatur Wabash versus james
DesMOines DesMOines versus
Creighton.
Granville -Dennison versus Wit
tenburg.
New Concord - Broadus versus
Musdngum.
Cleveland Western Reserve YER
u Ohio University.
Cberlin-Hiram, versus oberiiu.
Cincinnati - Ohio Wesleyan yer.
M Cincinnati.
woosteS ot;erbesin ye-=-=
wooster.
Bowling Green-Denance versus
Bowling Green.
Lawrene-Kansas versus wash
burn.
Sioux city = Kalamazoo versus
M~oringside.
Cedar Falls Simpson versus
Iowa State Teachers.
Mt Vernon Iowa wesleyan
versus Cornell.
,Coe.
Fargo Montana STATE versus
North Dakota.
St Paul Hamline versus st.
Thomas.
Mortified Knox versus crale-
St. Peter Gustavus Adolphu,
versus Manchester.
io.t.
Rock Island Monmouth versus
A%ugusana.
determination Eureka versus
Illinois Normal.
Peoria Illinois college versus
Bradley Poly.
Albion-olivet versus Albion.
East Lansing South Dakota
vefsus Michigan Argies.
South. Q
Athens. Ga. - Tennessee versus
Georgia.
Atlanta = rurman versus osle-
thorpe.
Auburn, Aia-Mereer versus Au-
-
, 1922-10-20
Washington Is
FdUOrite Today
In Idaho Game

MOSCOW. Idaho. Oct. 2o.-wash-
instoD State college was conceded the
edge before the opening here his
afternoon of the football game he
tween the States and the University
Of Idaho Vandals. The Coudar's Il
pound weight advantage counted
largely in their favor.
Last nights rain, giving promise
OF a wet field. was another point
against Idaho. Many prophets, how
ever claimed that Idaho chances
against w. S. {. were better than
thel had been for eight years.
, 1922-10-20
Skater
Becomes Bride

ST. PAUL. MINI, Oct. 20.-secret
marriage Of Hiss Ann Munholm. 20
years old, of St. Paul. premier ANA
figure skater of the northwest.
and Jerome c. Harrington also OF st.
on September IS, was made pub
lie here by the couple today.
Miss Munholm is prominent az a
fancy skater. and is considered among
the foremost OF the country. She has
appeared in many amateur exhibitions
throughout the ouutry
, 1922-10-20
CmORNHUSkERS
IN FINE TRIM
Expect to Give Missouri Great
Battle in Saturday Grid
Contest

LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. 2o-vith the
scalp of the South Dakota Coyotes
dangling at their belts. the Neb.as-
ka Cornhuskers are in almost perfect
condition for the invasion OF the Mis-
souri Tigers into the Husker camp
Saturday. Homecoming day az Ne
brLska.
The Cornhuskers emerged from the
coyote fray with nary = bruise.
Coach Dawson gave more than two
full teams Of Cornhusker varsity as
pirants a chance TO show their goods
IN the first game OF tho season and
they all fought their hardest in a
frantic effort tow in first team berths.
Missouri viii come 10 Lincoln Sat
urday for 10 other purpose h to
'rounce the ~Curnhuske-s. Missouri
frequently has been treated with the
short end of scores IN the Tiger.
Husker clashes and the Missourians
are hopeful that they may gain a
slight revenge this year. Nebraska
has carried off the honors in thlr.
teen games.
Last Saturday the Huskers rested.
spurred on by reason OF their over
whelming defeat of the South Da-
kota team, the Huskers have been
working hard in daily serimmage
and signal grlnds preparing for the
Tiger clash. t
Overconfidence again Is Coach Daw-
son's hardest problem. The students
if not the players-feel certain of
another Missouri Valley conference
flag n the size of the score in
the Missouri game seems to be their
biggest interest.
Missouri has a veteran team in the
field this year. Nebraska also has
a veteran team. twenty letter men be-
ing on the squad. The Cornhuskers
have, however, the advantage in beef
and the Missouri team should find,
according TO dope, at least, a lot of
trouble when they meet the Huskers.
Besides the beef, Nebraska has a lot
OF speed, as was indicated by long
end runs and open field dashes com
plctcd in the South Dakota fray.
The lineup at the start OF the Mis-
souri, game viii probably he similTr
TO the one at the Coyote clash. In
the buckfield there will be Captain
Chick" Hartley at fuISack. Dave
Nobe and Herb DcVyitz at n halls.
and Glen Preston at quarttr. On the
ends, Scherer and Thompson. who
started the Coyote goal. or Shoeppei
or McAnister in place Of Thompson.
will probably face the open fire. Al
the tackles, Wenke and Weller are
almost certain to start. Berauist
and Bassett, guards. did justice to
their positions IN the South Dakota
game, and Peterson played the pivot
position In fine shape. Hoy is a
substitute half who will probably
get q chance IN The Tiger fray. Rufus
dewitt, Randolph n Hartman are
other backfield men who have shown
mp well under fire. Nixon will prob
ably get a chance in the Missouri
game AT one OF the tackles. Rorby
also bid fair for p tackle job.
, 1922-10-20
MORAN To GUIDE
THE REDS AGAIN

CINCINNATI, Ohio. oct. 2o.-Pat-
rick 7. Moran VIII manage the Gin
clnnati National league baseball team
again next year. This was announced
following a meeting of the directors OF
the club at which II was voted unani-
mously TO re-engage the veteran leader.
Il was said Moran would sign his new
contract as SION as he returns from
the east. HIS salary. It wal under
stood. is to be h same as received
IN 1929.
, 1922-10-20
First in Neps
OF All Eoents
" AND LARAMIE CLASH ON GRIDIR0M HERE THIS AFTERNOON

more starters in h bis event.
which is IA Ger a mile and three
quarters, and is looked upon as the
supreme test for the three year old
division.
, 1922-10-20

The first cotton mil wherein M
chinery was used was built az Biz.
minsham. England. in i74i. power
being transmitted by two mules walk
ing around an axis.
, 1922-10-20
Whitney Colt to
Contest $4,000
LatOnia Stakes

LATONIA. Ky. Oct. eO.--Bunting.
Harry Payne Whitney's crack three
year old colt. arrived here yesterday.
and completed the list Of probable
starters for tn s95 900 L-atonla cham.
pionship stake tomorrow.
Indications point to a field Of ten
Lynehhurg. Va. Emory and
Henry versus Lynchburg.
Louisville. Ky. - Franklin vcr.
Il Louisville.
Lafayette. La. - Loyo!a versus
Southwestern.
Lexington. Northumberland YER
sus TrausylVania.
Mobile. Ala. 49, Marion Institute
versus Spring HuIl.
Norfolk, Va William and Mary
versus Trinity N. c.
New York Georgetown versus
Fordham.
New Orleans, Ia. United states
Infantry School versus Tulane.
Hachmont; Va. - Roanoke versus
Richmond.
Shreveport. Ia-Tennessee Med
icos versus Centenary.
Georgetown. X. Kentucky
VERSUS Georgetown. Ky.
Pacific Coast.
Pendieton - Oregon versus Whit
man.
Semitic - Oregon Aggies versus
WI shlngton.
stanford Stanford versus st.
Mary's.
Berkeley california versus
olympic club.
Los Angeles Nevada versus [.
S. {.
Portland Multnomah vqssus
Coinage.
claremont = Pomona versus Cal
ifornia Tech.
Boulder - Utah versus Colorado.
Butte Montana versus sTont1 ma
School of Mines.
Fort Collins - Colorado Springs
versus Colorado Asgies.
Logan Colorado Mines versus
Utah Aggies.
Helena Montana Wesleyan
versus Mt. st. Charles.
Los Angeles Occidental versus
s. b, L. C.
Tacoma-college Of Puget Sound
versus Elienburs Normal.
, 1922-10-20

The Royal institute Of British Ar
,hitects is preparing for a suitable
abservance next February OF the two-
auudrelth anniversary Of h death
OF Sir CHRISTOPHER Wren, the eminent
architect. scientist and astronomer.
, 1922-10-20

The first canal opened IN the Unit
ga States for the transportation OF
passengers End merchandise was the
ariidiesex canal from Boston to Low
lu 1904.
, 1922-10-20
Sport Calendar

Racing.
Meeting OF Empire City Racing as
sociation At Tonkers.
Meeting OF Kentucky Jockey club
ut Latonia-
Meeting OF Maryland Fair associs-
tion at Laurel.
Athletics.
Western intercollegiate conference
cross-country run at Urbana. III.
Annual meeting OF the Ontario \. \.
L, at Toronto.
Rsnch Show.
Annual show OF Atlanta Kennel
club, Atlanta, Ga
Boxing.
Internationa, amateur tournament,
at Toronto.
Jeff Smith versus Tom McCIeary,
10 rounds AT Lynn, Mass
Pancho villa versus frankie Ma
son, Is rounds at New York.
, 1922-10-20

More than 10000 refrigerator cars
are in use IN the railways OF the
United States and Canada.
, 1922-10-20

In the manufacture OF automobiles
and trucks in the United States las;
y= more than $4,000 900 feet Of
lumber were usei.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-29
SOCIETY WOMAN
LOST PART HAND
Automobile Ran Down a
Hill and Crushed Off
Four Fingers

Special 10 Tho world.
FORT SMITH, Ark, June 2S.---
Mrs. James A. ward, IT, prominent
Fort Smith society woman, sustained
injuries which uccessitated ampu-
tatiOn Of part OF her left hand. In
an automobile accident at Winslow.
The accident occurred on one of
the stcopcJt parts Of a mountain
side when the brakes OF a Ford
sedan In which Mrs. ward and a
party were riding. failed to work
and the car ran down the mountain
side i,ld overturned.
Only the presence OF mind OF
Mrs Wards son. James Ward III,
who was driving. saved the lives of
the whole party. When he discoy-
cred tho brakes would not work,
young ward held to the steering
wheel and guided the runaway car
as II plunged wildly down the hill
for a quarter OF mile. He pre-
vented an accident until the foot
0f the mountain was reached. There
10 turned over. All the members OF
tho party escaped injury except Mrs.
ward, whose hand was caught un-
dcrneath the car and badly mangled
Two physicians were called 10
Winslow 20 attent the injured wom-
an. An operation was performed
and four fingers Of Mrs. Ward s
left hand were removed.