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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-12
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ner til en- liblig @an1p om bette @r11-
be6e.
8eiret bar bolot fig meget fig-
ligt bioti1 oe set tegner lite goot for
Jormerne. SSntet: @oararbeioe -er
qiort en6nu og 90 er set ielbiugt at
set bIir en fen 8aar for Sorobrngef.
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paa at aabnes for Ter6iel.
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ter al Wer. og g1rs. Neils M116eriolt
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fte 2proag egteoiet til wer. glarence
g. WfcDpneu berfra. 8ielien bleu
nofprt beri 8Del1 uf Raftor 8eis-
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me nnnr bu fan fjsre / en- 1tp 9obge
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$364.OO aontont, 8alancen $500
per Maore6?
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Salls, Minnefota.
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@fpberg og Osonr Sbeo0ore Ibrn-
ielle, @gn af Ole Ebu,1ielle Eoinn
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og por forbis1et om at set Dil bli BEL
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er lonoipnliet at set blir BEN lite oe
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sutte pof Sc par1ne ufpn1Trrtable
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bore npe Yun1ps eller Srforo
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for Gamer og frenboffenoe Mger
til So 50, $4.85, $5.85, $685. oe
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-12

-gtaar 9e gibr 5orret11ing n1eo.
oeln Der aberterer ugebln0et, brr
goo % f at Sc iaa apertisfernentet
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-12

- Oct Til bnre e11 go6 Sbe at 1e
efter pno abresfdappen, bpurlebes
bort felles Hegnifap ftaar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-12

Mrs. SoIepbine Inoerion i
Eotp11 af Sscar 6a6e 6en 4be 6s. .ef-
ter ct Lengere 5pgeleie af Npre= os
6ierteingbo1n. Afbsbe bar fsbt nRr
Des Dioineg, Soma, ben lite Oh.
1863 og bar peb fin Dsb 1ioget oper
SO Anr gonmneI. S fin l1ngbolll
Tom bum til Otter EaiI 60. % bleb i
1883 gift nteo Mnl1ttb Anoerion %
.boiatte iig itrnfs paa ben Jarn1 bpor
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-12

bun fiben bar IeDet % bbor bua %.
BE. 4el1bes Mmb bsoe for nlnl1ge
Aar iiben, efterh6enoe beiloe n1ea
5 i,nna 8srn BegrabeIie11 foregif
fiofte 2sroog fra &fnrmet og so.
mar airfe, forrettet Of Eaitor u. ..
SSobnfon:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
CIcERIN o VZTAZfCH RU-
SKA A CESK LOVENSKA.

/ Praha, 2. listopadu. - Pred
odjezdem z Varsavy prijal Gil
cerin korespondenta "Prager
Presse", jemuz mimo jine 0
vztazich Ruska k Ceskosloven-
sku rekl nasledujici: "Ze sta
noviska hospodafskeho bude
moci byti Ceskoslovensko Ru-
sku velice uzitecnym a uzavre-
Ii jsme jiz $ CSR vyznamne
smlouvy. Zavazek vzajemne
neutrality, ktery byl do teto
smlouvy vlozen, bude mocnou
vzpruhou pratelskem vztahu
obou t6chto zemi. Jest nasim
pranim vyvarovati Sc vsech je-
ste existujfcich nepriznivych
okolnosti, ably bylo docileno
pokud mozno nejlepsich stykd
obou techto st&tI."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
ZAsLANO.
ceskemu volicstvu!

Ma republikansk6m voleb-
MIN listku jest uvedeno jmeno
|krajana p. Jerry Zmunta, KITE
Try Sc uchazi o znovuzvolenf "a
|okresniho komisafe ma delsl
lhitu, procez zalezf ma mas
|vsech Cechoslovacfch, abychom
|mu co mozno nejvice hlasd o.
devzali v 1tery dne z. listopa-
|du. Nell bychom vzdy hledeti
k tomu by krajan vyskytnuvsi
|se ma n9kterem politickem list
|ku, .byl vsemozne nami podpo-
rowan, zvlaste, uchazi-li Sc pro
trad zodpovedny, pax vzroste
|nad3je, ma nase v6tsi uznani cd
|vyssich politikard vsech narod-
|nosti.
Nebylo by nikterak ma sko-
|du. kdyby nasi krajane 81 poll
|tiky vice vsimaly, Polaci skoro
|vzdy NELL diva kandidaty do
|m9stske rady, ved9li, ze jedno-
ho jist6 zvoli a - coz Eide a
|cernosi, ii mali vzdy svoje "a
stupce v m9stske rade. V %.
ward9 jest zalozen republican,
sky klub, konany jiz dve vefej-
ne schdze politicke a mnoho-li
krajani bylo pfitomno - &C
ODE byly ohlasovane, procez
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
CTvRTA OBEr POzARU.

New York, 4. listopadu. Ctvr
ia ob9t' pozaru, jenz vznikl
vcera v celluloidove tovarn9 ma
vJch. Is. ulici, skonala dnes.
Byla to slecna Frances Arrago
nova, jez s jedenacti jinymi ze
nami byla ma tretim poschodi
hoffci budovy, kdyz plameny v
lteku Jim zabranily. Dv9 dfvky
Sc zabily padem oxen q tfeti
skonala v nemocnici n&sled-
KEN utrp9nych popalenin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06

hled'me byti vice cinntmi Y DO
litice, at jiz republican, nebo
demokrate.
v 1tery hlasovano bude tez
% otazce mokre a suche, velkou
|chybu ucinili ii obcane, kteff Sc
'opomneli, registrovati, nebot'
tim mokfi ztrati mnoho hlasd !;
|zvit3zime-li lehke vino a pivo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
PATE vYROcf BOLSEvICKE
REvOLUCE.

Petrohrad 8. listopadu. -
Pate vyrocf revoluce, ktera w
nesla bolseviky ku vladnf mo-
ii, bude v pfistim tydnu osla-
veno v daleko vetsich rozme-
rech q 5 daleko v9tsi okazalo-
stf, nez-li vse, CO dosud bylo
podniknuto sov9tskou vladou.
Pfisti itery, ma kdy pfipada
pate vyrocf vyrvani vlady z ru-
.kou Kerensk@ho v Zimnfm pa
laci, konati Sc budou velke de-
monstrace We vsech mestech
po cel6m Rusku. Vydany byly
instrukce, ze kazdy dunn a ka-
Ida budova must byt oznaceny
komunistickym praporem, t. j.
rudou vlajkou, nejmen6 jeden
yard dlouhym, nebo jinak mali
tel trestan bude pokutou j ve-
zenfm. Sov9tsky kongres t. j.
Treti Internacionala, ktera ka-
zdorocn9 oslavuje vyrocf revo.
luce zvlastnim zasedanim, Sc
jde Sc v ned9li v Petrohrade,
Ro-dvoudennfm zasedani dele.
gait We zvlastnim vlaku odje.
dou do Moskvy, ably Sc tam pc
dileli ma oslav6 bolsevickeho
triumfu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
OTEC a SYN ZABITI
NAKEM.

Newcomerstown, O., 8. IL
stopadu. - Dvojity pohfeb ko-
nan bude v ned9li dopoledne,
kdy ulozeni budou k poslednf-
mu odpocinku Daniel OFT, 69-
lety . jeho syn Charles, 38-le-
ty, kteff utpeli smrtelna po-
ranxnf, kdyz vlak Pennsylvan-
ske drahy vrazil do jejich au-
tomobilu ma kfizovatce pet
mil ma z&pad odtud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
PERSHINC NAVSTNf
FRANCII.

Pariz, 4. listopadu. Dnesni
Temps prinasi zpravu, ze gen.
John ]. Pershing navstfvi pff-
sti jaro Francii, aby Sc slcast
nil odhalenf valecn@ho pomnf-
ku v Chaumontu. V miste tom
byval americky hlavnf stan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
JEST TO vSECHN0 z PRO.
SPERITY.

! Chicago, A. listopadu. Pro-
sperita naroda zpdsobuje, ze
zeny zabijejf sve NAMELY ze
mlade d1vky uzavfrajf erotic-
ke snatky a davajf Sc "unase-
ti", mfstopresident Calvin Coo
lidge prohlasil v interviewu
zde. 'Lid6 majf pills mnoho
pen9z a pouzfvajf jich spatne''
pravil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
HUGHES BLAHOPREJE
FASCISTtM.

Washington, a. listopadu. Sc
kretar statu Hughes postal ka-
belogram Benito Mussolinimu;
novemu fascitskemu premieru
Italie vcera, v nemz mu blaho-
pfal k jeho nastoupenf Ifadu
a slibil spolupnsobenf k docile
nj lepsich vztahd mezi Italii a
Spojenymi Staty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
KARTA Sc OBRACl.

Cincinnati, O., 8. listopadu.
Porot9 ma zdejsim krajskem
soudu vzalo to deset minut da-
ii George Carterovi, 45-lete-
mu $500 nahrady "a jeho
zran9ne city, ponevadz slecna
Alice Peelova odepfela wifi 81
jej, jak byla slibila. Zaloval
ma $4,000 pro domnsle zru-
Semi slibu. Slecna Peelova WI
bee Sc nedostavila X soudu. !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
VEkEJNY DLUH JEST PRY
UPLACEN.

Washington, 8. listopadu.-
Pres docasny vzrIst We verej-
nem dluhu -265, 900, 900 behem
rijna, pokladna tem9f neusta-
le uplacela verejny duh. Tyz
cinil 81. srpna 1919, $26,569.-
100000 a do 80 zarf 1922, byl
snizen ma $22,812,00O,0O0.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
PosvfcENsKE PROvoLANl.

Washington, 3. listopadu.
-Dnes vydana byla presiden-
tenn Hardingem obvykla pro-
klamace, kterou ctvrtek, dine
80. listopadu, Sc urcuje jako
den dikdvzdani. Provolanj jest
dosti dlouhe a uvadi sc v mem,
zaG americky narod mel by v
ten den Bohu vdecnost proje-
vovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06

hned nedostaneme, ale jest tfe-
ba, ably vetsina statu hlasovala
proti suchym. Zdali tentokrate
susi zvftezi, pax name k oce-
kavanf, ze nam zapovf vyrabe-
nj toho domaciho moku tim, ze
zapovi prodavati potfeby k wy
|rab9nf tohoto.
PfiStim rokem mesto bude
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06

Chicago, 3. listopadu. - Eu-
gene v. Debs, v ozn&menf v
Socialist World pravf, ze I'd
stane v socialistick6 stran9. u
vadf, ze socialisticka strana
byla rozstepena nasledkem po-
m9rd vzniknusich valkou. av-
SAX Debs odpira h&dati Sc s
temi, kdoz stranu opustili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
NOVY TTALSKY VELVYSLA.
NEG.

Rim, 4. listopadu. Romano
Avezzano byl jmenov&n velvy
slancem pro Spojen6 Staty ja-
ko nastupce Vittori Rolanda
Ricciho, jenz Sc vidal lfadu,
kdyz fascitstka vlada dostala
sc k moci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06

Dublin, A. listopadu. Jeden
civilista byl zabit a jinf porane
nj, kdyz tlupa republican
skych nepravidelnych napadla
vcera domov gen. Richarda Mul
cahyho, vrchnfho velitele arma
dy Svobodneho Statu a, mini
stra narodnf obrany v Dublin
ske vlad9.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06

rozdeleno ma distrikty, 2 kaz-
deho bude jisty pocet radnfch
zvolen, dohromady 25, procez
krajane, pripravujte Sc. aby-
chom byli fadnef zastoupeni
schopnymi zastspcki.N..
Nezapomente v 1tery Z. Ii
stopadu.
FIR. J. Sluka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
AUTOMOBL Owe NESTESTf.

Shelby, O., s. listopadu. Dva muz byh zabiti jeden
poranen vazn9 kdyz automobil n6mz je, pfekol
osre zatacce blfze m9sa sva do pooka naspu tcet
stop vysokeho Jmena zabitych muzd jsou Angelo Tor
dorf 33lety John Duma, rovnez 33ety poran6n byl
John Kokup 38lety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
KANDIDATI STRANY SOCI-
ALISTICKE.

AA1O ~ AL.
Strana socialisticka stay
,andidaty do statniho senatu
;astupce do generalniho shrt
nazd9nf a do okresnich lradi
'allot vypada takto:
Do st&tniho sen1tu:
HARRY COHN
MORRIS HANFORD
HARRY SCHREIBER
FRANK TANCEK,
ROBERT WUFFM
Do st8tni z&konod&rny:
L. ARONOFF
I. AXELROD
I. L. BENJAMIN
FRANK BROSTA
L. A. GOLDBERG
LOUIS KATZ
LOUIS KUNZ !
VIM. MALINE
JOSEPH MARTINEK
.VILHO OJALA
Il
LOUIS RIVKIN
MAX ROSEN
HENRY SCHMETZER =
PAUL STOWE
"a klerka okresniho soudu:
JOSEPH MOLDAVOR
"a Serifa:
P. J. CLAIR
"a okresniho auditOra:
DAVE SOLOMAN
"a okresniho komisafe:
(delsi lhdtu)
A. T. HOLMES
"a Okresniho komisafe:
(kratsi lhdtu)
w. L. WEBSTER VI
"a okresniho pokladnika:
JULIUS BAYER
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
aAPPEAL TO REASON" ZAJDE.

Kansas City, 5. istopadu. Appeal to Reason tyden-
MIX vydavany Girar Kan jenz po dvacet rokl propa-
goval socalscke nauky objev Ultra naposed byo ozn
dnes oznAmeni dale pravi, ze meno smer Ca
sopisu budou zmeneny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06

"a okresnihO rekordera:
FRANK ERBIN
"a okresniho mSfice:
M. KULLER
"a okresnihO nxvladniho:
MOSES BENJAMIN
"a kOrOnera:
w. S. JAMES.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
Spotfebovatele plynu. Vas ballot obsahuie


IAN Ordinance to regulate and fix the prices
and terms upon which The East Ohio Gas Co.,
las successors and assigns, shall be required to
furnish natural gas for and during the ensuing
ten years and to repeal ordinance No. 53642,
passed December 20, 1920"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04
LOCAL DATA
7 "a' K. 6. Ho,Rrio;N,. Observer.

Summary of observations made at sta tions of the United States Weather Bureau during the 24 hours ending at ?. m. seth meridian time, March s, 1898:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04
RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF "L0MBARDI, LTD."
 AT THE JEFFERSON

Leo Carrilio and his excellent com pany have returned to the Jefferson theatre to give Birmingham play goers who missed seeing "Lombardi, Ltd.," earlier in the season an oppor- tunity of witnessing one of the best written and most cleverly acted plays that has ever been presented in this city.s
 Mir Carrillo made his first appear ance in Birmingham this year and scored such an artistic triumph that Manager Douglas of the Jefferson booked him for a return engagement, the only attraction of the current season that has earned this distinc-. tion. Although a stranger to theatre patrons of Birmin gham, who had not seen him in the east. MT. Carrillo demonstrated on his first visit that he is entitled to rank with the lead ing actors of the American stage. No one has ever impersonated a more delightful character than Mir. Car. rillo plays in "Lombardi Ltd.," and it would be safe to say that there is no other actor who could play it with more skill and more sympa- thetically. It is one of those rare cases where the actor seems to have been born for particular role.
 There is a wealth of real comedy in "Lombardi. Ltd.." but it is not without 8 touch of sentiment and there are some moments of genuine pathos. As the lovable dressmaker, with the soul of an artist and a heart that is childlike in its naivete and generosity, MT. Carriilo has a role which suits him admirably
 However, there are number of other interesting and well drawn characters in the play. each of them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04

believe we can furnish hydro elecric power for cities all through that sec- tion of the country, including Mem phis, New Orleans, Birmingham and other cities of considerable size. Due to the geographic character of the country, these cities will have very little chance to secure such power from any other source if the project does not go through, and I believe this would be serious handicap to their industrial development. Other possible sources of hydro electric power arc too far away to be of prac- tical value to that section of the coun- try, because the cost of transmission is tho biggest item of expense in the utilization of this kind of power.
 Unless the Muscle Shoals project is developed to provide power for this section of the country. they will have to depend upon sources other than that suitable for hydro electric development. This will necessitat the additional expense involved in the transportation and mining of coal and other factors which make other kinds of electric power more expensive after first installation than thta de- rived from water power. Our company is keenly interested in development Of hydro electric power and we can prove that, due to the power deveI- opment which we have managed dur ing the past 10 years. investments to- taling moro than $1oe, 100000 have been attracted to Alabama"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04
HIGH-CLASs VAUDEVILLE
 ON BILL AT LOEWsS

That the Birmingham theatre going public appreciates good vaudeville is shown by the large crowds seen at Loew's Bijou during the latter part of this week. and the hit scored by the vaudeville offering which closes tonight.
 Such acts as that presented by Miss Marie Kell and Brewer Brothers in "A Study in Syncopa tion." as well as James Kennedy and company in their novelty character sketch. "The Honeymooners." as well as all the other acts including that of the Bart lett Trio continue to receive much appreciation and applause.
 Considerable interest has also been aroused in the announcement of the coming of Miss Grace Cameron. the popular musical comedy star and who is the original Dolly Dimples" girl, who will appear at Loew's during the first half of next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04
$l4,000 STOLEN IN
 DAYLIGHT H0LDUPS
By As.ocinfed Prnsa

TDu T
 New York, March 3.-Fourteen thousand dollars was stolen, one man was shot and two others felled by blows from pistol bullets today in two daylight payroll holdups.
 A masked bandit shot Primm ". England in the back and stole a bag containing 5000 just after he had driven from the bank to the door of the Tiffin Products corporation in Long Island City, of which he is as sistant treasurer.
 Shortly afterward four armed men held up the paYmaster of tho Wells and Newton company, plumbing corr tractors, and his body guard. as they stepped from 8 taxicab in which they had brought 5000 from bank. The bandits knocked both men down, snatched the money and drove away in an automobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04
Alabama PoUer Company Attracted ,$1OO, 900, 900 to
 State, '. ". Martin Claims

view with a representative of the Washington Post, yesterday. Mr. Martin, in addition, said that if the Alabama Power company is permit ted to develop Muscle Shoals. that company would furnish power re- quirements to a territory radiaing from Muscle Shoals to the extent or zoo miles.
 The Martin interview as published today in the Post follows;
 "The disposition made of the Mus cle Shoals project will have pro- found effect upon the economic devel- opment of that section of the coun- try within a radius of 300 miles around the proposed development
 "If we arc successful in our at tempts to take over the project. we
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04
Birmingham Macaroni
 Company

Legs'. Sausage. pure pork, per lb.. ....... Mrs. Newman's Pure Pork Sausage, per lb. Smiths Vinegar, pint bottles, 9c; quart bolt Vulcan Pure Cider Vinegar, quart bolt les . Mrs. Jacks Beaten Biscuit, per dozen. : :.
 Mrs Webb's Brown Bread, per loaf. ......
 Pitman's Kill-Pest (for all insects), pint Do, Mrs. Lewi.' Golden Glow Orange Marmalas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04
CHILDREN,s MATINEE
 HAS LYRIC BALCONY TO-DAY.

Today is the day at the Lyric when the kiddies. who all know by now that the Lyric reserves the entire first balcony on Saturday for them only.
 There are several acts which the kiddies will enjoy especially this half aside from the clever musical-com edy headliner offered by Eddie Hume There is the act billed "The Music
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04

Lesson, in which a comieal fellow is taking a lesson in voice to the amusement of everybody in the audi ence. who will particularly appeal to kiddies.s
 An act of wonderful melody plus personality is the song act of Cook and Oatman, a couple who combine talent and personality. Another act somewhat of the same type is Bits of This and That" with song offer ings but preponderance of non sense and fun. The children will also enjoy the final act of dancing and acrobaties by two pretty girls. Pathe News and Topics of the Day are on the screen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04
NEGRO, CHARGED WITH
 CONFIDENCE GAME, IS
 CONVICTED BY JURY

In two cases of grand larceny Les lie Hadley, negro, was convicted yes terday by a jury before Judge w. E. Fort in a case growing out of the alleged theft of ;40e from John Cole man. negro. Sentence will be impos- ed today.
 Hadley with another negro was ac- cuSed of working the "pocketbook game" on Coleman at the postoffice They are said to have told Graham that they had found pocketbook on the floor containing several thousand dollars in money. checks and notes which they would divide with him provided he would put up s4O0 as evil dence Of his good faith.
 Charlie Marcks, negro. was sen tenced from two to two and one half years before Judge H. P. Heflin on a charge of breaking into the store of Thomas Weinstein and taking cloth ing worth about S75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS
EDITH ROBERTS IN 30PEr
 SHUTTERS', AT FIVE POINT.

"Open Shutters" picture of love and life and every womans key to magic happiness. Is tho/ feature drama at the Five Points theatre to- day. with Edith Roberts. daintily pe- tite with dark brown hair and win some charm. is just the star to be cast as the interesting and appeal ing heroine of this screen story.
 Edith Roberts, as Sylvia Lacey, the little girl reared by a dreaming and improvident father. and. upon his death. left to the severe charity of her prim New England relatives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04
Says Company Would Furnish Power to Territory RadiatIng 400 Miles From Shoals if Bid Is Accepted

Washington, March s,-(special)- Due to the power that we have de- eeloped during the last 10 years. in- vestments totalling at least $1oo.oo0.- a0o have been attracted to Alabama This We can proVe'
 The above was statement by Thomas ". Martin, president of the Alabama Power company, in an inter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04

competently acted. Mir. Carillo has company which is worthy of the play and the star
 'Lombardi. Ltd,." will be presented at a matinee this afternoon and again tonight. Birmingham theatre goers who failed to see this play during it's previous engagement should not overlook the present op- portunity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-04
THE WEATHER
By Associated Preas

Washington, March 5.--Alabama and Mississirp: Generally fair Satur- day and Sunday with rising temper ature.
 Georgia: Unsettled Saturday, prob ably local rains in east portion; Sun day generally fair and somewhat warmer.
 Tennessee: Generally fair and warmer in west, unsettled and prob ably local rains in east portion, Sat urday; Sunday generally fair and warmer.