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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
DRINKING TIT

From Judge.
 Guess I'll have to stop selling tc that man." declared the druggist.
 why so?"
 "He wants too much horse lini. ment for man who has no horse.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02

climax that even the most clever and discerning reader is unlikely to fore see.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28
Free to Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial of Method That Any. one Can Use Without Dis
 comfort or Loss of Time.

We have . method for the control of Asthma. and we want you to try it at our expense. No matter whether your eaas is of long standing or recent de- velopment. whether it is present as Hay Fever or chronic Asthma, you should send for a free trial of our method No. matter in what climate you live. no mat ter what your age or occupation. if you are troubled with asthma or hay fever, our method should relieve you promptly.
 We especially want to send it to those apparently hopeless cases, where all forms of inhalers, douches, opium preparations. fumes. patent smokes,' etc, have failed We want to show everyone at our expense that our method is designed to end al difficult breathing, all wheezing. and all those terrible paroxysms.S
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28

VANITY AND COIN HOLDERS Silver plated and beautifully en- rraved with wreath borders or satin ribbon striped effect Interior fitted with mirror, card case and 4 50 coin holder. Price l.75 to 1sCO STERLING VANI1IES-Beauu uifully engraved sterling silver vanity cases. fitted with mirror. receptacleA for cards and the necessary coin holder. Splendid O OK graduation gift for C.CC MESH BAGS-vanity or regulation shape bags of fine mesh adorned with tassels or pendant trimmed. Heavily silver plated and z OK very specail at 4.95 and O.Cc BEAD NECKLACES - Beautiful new beads. IS to 27-inch lengths. The following pretty colors of jade. tango. laid and cuet jet. q OK Price 59c to OsOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28

When You Think of
 Handkerchiefs
 Think of Us The Loveman, Joseph & Loeb Handkerchief Shop is a live, ag- gressive little section of our store. It brides itself on having the novelties first and on never being out of wanted staples. Permit them to remind you very briefly of some of their most reasonable offerings.
 VERY DAINTY-Lace edged and lace cornered inserted handkerchiefs with hand embroidery. fine E0o linen. Priced COC PURE LINEN--Doubls row spoke border with dainty one-inch lace eds. s puss re linen irs rsmsm- 1.25 PURE LINEN-Spoks hem and Arr menian edged handkerehiefs in very superior and very sheer CEo quality for AOC MADEIRA---Sealloped handkerchiefs on fine quality of batiste. The daint- fest handkerchief we've ever COo offered at . popular price LOC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28

500 full sized sheets made of good. smooth, heavy weight sheeting; able to stalnd lots Of hard useage. Very special each tomorrow at LOO. Owing to the low price, at which these are offered no one will be permitted to purchase more than four of them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28
l.. J. 6 L. Silks

GEORGETTE-A 40-inch wide very serviceable georgette, in a complete range of summery shades, including white, I 60 of course. Per yard A'OC TAFFETA-A soft, serviceable silk taffeta, in all wanted staple and novelty shades, 36 inches wide and an excellent 10
 quality for 4.1O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28

brdes-the month that brings the happet of emethe supreme occasion for the bride and the
 all life when she desires that her natural beauty be enhanced much possible by her attire. The distinctive of bridal being the ve the Loveman Joseph Loeb Millinery Shop offers the bride the sstance of those trained in the of veil drapng to assist her attaining the utmost of beauty and grace.
 Bridal ve will be made the brides order under the of designers who have developed exceptional skill in the creation of vels of distinctive nature For the adonment of bridal ve exquisite ported flowers real point DEspr other trimmings which may be added if the bride desires
 After the veil has served it's another sideration is the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28
White Silk Fans
 75c to 500

Fans so light and pretty that it would seem impossible for them to stir breeze. yet they can in a most aggres- sive fashion. Covered with white silk gauge, beautiful floral and wreath de- effects and spangles. Smart ivory sticks complete their beauty.
 MAIN FLOOR
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KANTON KREPE = 40-inch wide spring needle weave silk that will not run or ravel. Used for sweaters and sport 1 7E wear. Special, yard j.. tC SPORT SILKS-Two tablefuls of sport silk in all the newest designs for skirts and sport dresses. Prices for these range to so0m zoo 5.25
 SECOND FLOOR
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SPORT BRACELETs-of vegetable ivory. solid colors of tango. jade. blue. purple and alternating colors of white and black, blue and white, purple and white tango I OK and white. Very pretty for 4sLO RICHELIEU. PEARLS = Pretty lustrous strings mounted with solid green or white gold clasps. No graduation gift so sure of appre- citation as one of these. % E0 Price $50 to OI.OV NOVELTY EARRINGSHNew as- sortment in hoops. circles. pendants. drops and buttons. limitations of pearls, jade and the following col- ors. latis. tango. jet. blue. red. amber. Price soc B. 50
 MAIN FLooA
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For Sport

The bride-to-be must consider the sport models. Here hats for sport occasions are divided into two distinct types first the sport hat of simple lines. for those who indulge in golf, tennis, motor ing and hiking-second, hats for those who comprise the audience, their sport hats are, of course. more beautiful and more striking.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28

PALMA CHECKS - Neat, small checks in this cool sum- mer fabric, best for undergar- ments and sleeping wear. 36 inches wide and an excellent
 quality 1O1 Oo for 1L I -LN LINEN-A 36-inch wide linen in all colors for women's and children's dresses. Already shrunk, which makes it easier for the dressmaker. | 00 Yard 1.UO GINGHAM-One table full of
 regularly 75c imported and do-
 mestic gingham, reduced for special selling EOo tomorrow at CCO
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For Evening

The bride will go into ecstacies over the large picturesque shapes, some trimmed with large single flower and others with dainty arrangement of smaller flowers, such as lilies of the valley,
 sprays of moss roses and heather. AL
 though black prevails for evening wear,
 one can exercise a varied choice in the selection of coIors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28
For Afternoons

The bride will wear, very likely, broad brimmed hat of horsehair or leghorn, trimmed with flowers, fruit or plumage, to which, in many instances, ribbon trimmings add much beauty. Hats of georgette crepe and light, sheer silk in pastel shades are also vogueish for after noon hours.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28
New Georgette Blouses
 5.95 to 15.00

the demands 
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 SECOND
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28
2OOO Yards
 Indianhead 174c

Genuine ss-ineh wide Indian Head muslin with the name stamped on the selvAse. This good fabric though perfectly clean and fresh b in short lengths ranging from to 10 yards. Surely no experienced shopper need be told the actual worth of this.
 MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28
Travelling Hat

There must be one tailored hat in the brides trousseau, smartly designed to go with her tailored or travelling costume. Many such individual creations are here
 in softly banded sailors, hats with sporty tendencies fashioned of taffeta and nov city straws.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
PLAN TO ESTABLISH
NATIONAL THEATER

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Establisli-
ment of an American National
Theater has been undertaken by
the Producing Managers Associa-
ton with the cooperation of an
initial committee of seventeen edu.
Gators, publicists. dramatists and
actors. Augustus Thomas announced
last night.
Other ambitions. he said, were
"to stimulate the study Of the
drama of the present and of the
past in our universities, our col.
leges and our schools. and to or
ganize throughout the United States
subsidiary associated groups to
further these aims and purposes"
The seventeen men outside Of the
association who have consented to
be incorporators are George Pierce.
banker; David Belasco, Nicholas
Murray Butler, Samuel Harden
Church, Owen Davis, John Drew,
James w. Gerard, William Gillette,
Otto H. Kahn, Brander Matthews.
William Lyon Phelps, Claiming
Pollock, Arthur Hobson Quinn,
Franklin Haven Sargent, Otis
Franklin Haven Sargent. Otis
Whitney Warren.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
DECLARES MExiCANS
! LIVE SAVAGE LIFE

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-In-
habitants of the southern states, in
Mexico. are refusing to pay rents
to landlords. An ideal communis-
tic system is being practiced which
Is spreading, because in that part
of the world mans wants are few,
fruit and other agricultural prod
ucts growing wild. according to
Lloyd Miller, mining engineer, just
returned. after q thirteen-year resi-.
dence there. ... i.
"The Mexicans in the States Of
Yucatan, Vera Cruz and Oaxaca, !"
he says, "have returned to the
primal life. But for the fact that a
few of them have guns they are In
90 whit different from unlettered
savages.
Miller declared that Obregon was
very friendly toward the American
Government and that, while there
were frequent mass meetings of
Communists in the larger southern
Mexico cities, Americans were safer
than they have ever been.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

the japanese are responsible for the
turmoil, which Is centering around
the city of Using Tau. The news
papers allege that the japanese IN
spired the disorders "in an effort to
show that China - not competent
to control the situation"
Under an agreement between
Toxic and Pekin the japanese are
to withdraw the last OF their forces
from Shantung tomorrow.
Bandits are said to be In control
of Using Tau where they kidnapped
the president of the Chinese Cham.
ber Of Commerce and a. prominent
official. Both are being held Tor
ransom. ,.F
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

stances the rise will reach as high
as 81 . ton.
One Pennsylvania hard-coal op-
orator, 1t is said. has increased the
price Of his product s1.75 q ton. at
the mine and several local dealers
have announced that prices to the
consumer will be so cents higher,
or $3.50 a ton, the beginning of
next week. This 10 the maximum
general price allowed In the Dis.
trict by the District Public Utilities
Commission.
A few dealers have raised the
price to consumers from 10 to rs
cents ton. but in most instances
they are Withholding announcements
peding information as to whether
other Pennsylvania mine operators
will increase the price at the mine
and the effect upon the mine price
of vthe tax collected by the State of
Pennsylvania on each ton of coal
mined within the State. approved
last week by the Supreme Court.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
Artists Temperament
Is Smoothed Out
By Judge i.

NEW YORK, Dec. funny
thing, temperament.
Take the case Of Childe de
Hohan d'Harcourt and his wife,
Esther, who were in court. They
are artists.
He said she bounced an cleo
trio iron off his head, She said
he bit her in the hand.
"Do you love your wife?" the
judge asked.
YES" replied the husband,
but ! won't stand fer things like
this"
"This," was the electric iron.
"You are both suffering from
artistic temperament" said the
Judge. Go into my chambers
until you come to some agree
ment."
In a few minutes they emerged
with a smile and said:
"It's all right"
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

that while passing through Ambrose
Channel he saw several boats going
out. apparently carrying provisions
for the liquor boats which were
waiting Just outside the three-mile
limit. When the President Fillmore
s'I no edoInH IoJ YIoA A5N lysI
last trip he was hailed by the
captain OF British steamship lying
on the three-mile limit. The British
captain asked Captain Randall II
he didn't want to buy liquor for
the ship. ~
mo" Captain Randall called
back through the megapbone. this
is q dry ship" '...
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
MEAT EATING HEACTHFUt
DECLARES FOOD EXPERT

You lovers Of meat who delight
in an extra cut Of roast beef or q
juicy steak. but hesitate because Of
the belief that meat-eating 10 injuri-
Gus to the health, perish your fears
and go TO It, saws Charles J. Brand
Consulting Specialist In Marketing
of the Department of Agriculture.
"Many persons" Brand declares.
still hold to the belief that meat
10 not healthful. Medical science
has proven that large number Of
ills once charged against meat-eat-
ing are due to infection Of teeth,
tonsils and other organa."
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

Bolshevik governments political
stability In America than In Kus'
sia. In tho large cities like MOS
COW. people carry on as they 90
in any big city-they work, eat
sleep, talk, go to places OF amuse-
ment. They are imbued with
sense of great epoch.making trans
FORMATIONS stirring, and know they
are the ones who are helping bring
them about.
Workers Better Condition.
While the wage OF the worker is
not large, his financial position has
improved, and is better than that
of the German worker. Buying CO.
operatively-there are co-operatiyes
In every house, which are usually
large ones-he buys his products
cheaper than he could individually.
The fact that he pays hardly any.
thing for rent, receives free medical
service, has his children taken care
of in kindergartens In the house
while away, bring the total OF his
earnings really much\ above what
he gets in currency.
That, in brief. Is a good technical
outline Of what Russia IL striving
to accomplish eventually. Its peo-
pie know that its government Of.
ficials are probably the only ones
in the world who have no desire to
acquire for themselves material
riches. They live simply and act
simply and sincerely when going
about their duties.
Russia has started at the bottom
and is climbing. 1t is showing I'm.
provement in industry, transporta-
ton and policies. 1t needs economic
help from the western world. and
Russia's only foreign propaganda,
so far as I am informed. is directed
to securing such aid, in capital and
supplies.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
KAHANAMoKU'S BROTHER
MAY APPEAR IN CHICAGO

HONOLULU. Dec. 4.-sam Ka.
hanamoku. brother to the world
strass IL Honou IN 5ns nyoSsSv osc %
In a swimming meet to be staged
under the auspices of the Illinois
Athletic Club.
This announcement was made by
w. T. Rawlins. former president of
the A. A. U. body here.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
QUARTERBACK INvlNclBLE
AFTER BECOMING A DAD

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Dec. A.
George Flanders, quarterbacix Of the
William and Mary football team,
became q father during the second
quarter Of the game with Randolph
College. =
After learning Of the arrival of
a daughter he carried the ball for
repeated gains that brought the
spectators to their feet.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
RUM SHIPS LIE
IN WATT FOR
LINERS
Captain on Way Out Finds
Supplies Beyond Three
Mile Limit.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA story of
high-sea bootlegging Just beyond
the three.rpile limit was told by
Capt. A. B. Randall. of the United
States liner President Fillmore.
when that ship docked in Hoboken
yesterday. Captain Randall said
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
PLAYING WITH REVOLVER,
KILLS YOUNGER BROTHER

CORNING, N. r, Dec. 4.-Playing
wild west" cost the life OF Ray
mond Keene, thirteen. OF Austin.
Pa. Picking up a revolver he
thought was not loaded. Robert
Raymond's brother. aimed ana pull,
ed the trigger. The bullet pierced
the boys heart.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
STERN NOTE TO ANooRA
DISPATCHED BY SOVIET

HELSINGFoRS, Finland, Dec. 4.
Tho Russian Soviet government
has dispatched q stern note to An
CORA demanding an explanation as
to why anti-Soviet rebels in the
Caucasus are using Turkish arms.
said dispatch from Petrograd
today.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
REIGN IS
REPORTED IN
SHANTUNG.
Chinese Charge Japs Create
Turmoil As Excuse for Hold
ing Troops There.

SHANGHAI, Dec. 4.-Bandits are
creating a reign OF terror on the
Shantung peninsula. business is
paralyzed and foreigners are fleeing
for their lives. according to advices
received here today.
Chinese newspapers charge that
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
COAL. PRICES TO
co HIGHER
HERE
May Touch $3.50 Next Week
As Result Of Increased Cost
at Penna. Mines.

The price OF coal In going up in
Washington. according to predic-
tions of those familiar with the
situation. An upward movement
is already seen, It is declared. and
1t is expected that in some in
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
GET RID OF THAT
TIRED FEELING"

no you feel run down and half
/ sick all the time? Are you thin,
- pale, easily tired-no energy. no
ambition. no pep?
Now is the time to take Guides
Pepto-M -Mangan. II will brace you up,
Eive you a delightful feeling of yigor
and ambition, enrich your blood, build
firm. solid fiesh, and bring the healthy
color back to your skin.
Your drueEist has Gude's-Liquii
or solid. n you prefer.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

$1.OO Specials
Gifts for Men
Brushed Wool Scarfs
A limited quantity but ex- 81
cellent values and in the popu-
lar camel shade men prefer this
season.
Ties, 2 for ....
Boxed for Christmas giving. &1
One knit and one cut silk tie;
very desirable patterns.
Heather Socks, 4 Pairs
Medium weight ingram heather
socks; in wanted shades; prac-
tical gifts.
Socks, 3 Pairs
Silk-plated socks; in black or 81
brown; scarcely noticed irregu-
larities; sizes 9h to IN.
Shirts
A small group Of very high 81
type shirts; woven madras or u
fine percales; good patterns.
Gifts for Boys
Wash Blouses, 2 for =
Neat check or striped madras 81
blouses; full cut and well made;
sizes to 15 years.
Wash Suits, 2 for
Button-on. styles; Of various 81
pattern wash fabrics; odd sizes;
for small boys.
School Pants e.
Corduroy or wool-mixed pants; 81
some full lined; mothers appre-
ciate these practical gifts for -
boys.
Ribbed Hose, 3 Pairs
Buster Brown hose; in black, 81
sturdy, well-wearing; sizes
Gifts for Girls
Stockinette Dolls, 2 for
Fhnny little dolls that chill 81
dren viii like because of their
bright colors; filled with. soft -.
cotton.
Infants Dresses, z for aa'
Round or square neck little 81
dresses; all white; some with
lace edging and tucks; sizes 1
month to / year.
Baby Blankets
Pink or blue blankets with S1
pretty colored Juvenile patterns;
scalloped edge.
For HOUSEWIVES
Fancy Pillow Cases, z for
Lace trimmed and hemstitchsd 81
pillow casess of, good quality y
white tubing. ,,5.., ,...,.-r
Pillow Cases, 3 for
Standard make, heavy quality 81
pillow cases; size %5xae inches; Il
Linen Scarfs
Lace trimmed scarfs with @1
linen centers; also centers Of VI
Table Cloths
Pretty patterned damask S1
cloths; with scalloped or hem.
stitched finish; size 58x58 in.
Napkins, Dozen
White with white striped &1
borders; heavy quality size
1920 inches.
Huck Towels, S for
Soft absorbent towels; of e1
heavy quality huck; size 1896
inches; very special.
Guest Towels, 4 for
Dainty embroidered towels; e1
with scalloped edges; guest IL
towel size.
Tea Toweling, Z Yards
A practical and useful gift, Cd
for every housewife likes new
tea towels; red or blue borders.
Check Cingham, 6 Yards
Pink, blue or lavender checks; e1
30 inches wide; the woman who
sews will appreciate such gift.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

SOC

Long pendants or ball eff
fects on delicate silver chains.
Imitation jet, topaz, sapphire,
amethyst, and combination
pearl and crystal. y
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
$1.OO Specials
For Christmas Giving

d, For Christmas Glvlrl
Collar and Cuff Sets
Dainty feminine sets of fine
cross-bar material with wool en-
broidery; Peter Pan or tuxedos;
in Christmas boxes.
Girls Sailor Ties
: Fine silk ties; in regulation
style, with tucked borders;
black, navy or bright red; also
in Christmas boxes.
Peter Pan Blouses
Fine striped or plain blouses,
buttoning at back or front;
turn back cuffs and collars
with lace edging or embroidery.
Boutonnieres.
Little French flowers and
tiny quilted leaves make up
these effective boutonnieres to
wear on furs or coat lapels.
Silk and Wool Hose
Popular sports hose Of silk
and wool mixed5 in heather. ef-
fects Of brown or gray; minor
irregularities.
Lisle Hose, 3 Pairs
Fashioned foot hose; in black,
gray or cordovan; practical gifts
for general wear.
Silk Hose, z Pairs
Black, gray or brown; pure
thread silk stockings; slightly
irregular and broken size range;
values, even SO.
Dressy Brassieres
Dainty, lace-trimmed bras
sieres which women and girls
will appreciate for dress wear.
Satin Carriers
Lovely ribbon effects with
shirring, tiny satin rosebuds or
large ribbon rosettes.
Silk Camisoles
A new selection Of plain tai
lored or lace-trimmed silk cami-
soles; flesh color or navy; ex-
tremely good values.
Boomers, z for
Crepe or fine muslin bloom
ers; full cut and reinforced;
lenofhs 81 and %.
Sateen Boomers
Flesh color or black sateen
bloomers; very we'll made and
reinforced.
Crepe Gowns
Blue, white or flesh color
crepe night gowns, with neat
tailored finish; full cut.
Long Sleeve Gowns
Fine muslin gowns; in slip
over or front-button styles;
with high neck.
. Costume Slips
Navy and black slips; in
long length for new dresses;
with two-inch hens.
Sateen Petticoats
English sateen skirts; with
hemstitched finish; black, green
or purple; splendid gifts.
Kimonos
Attractive crepe or cotton
challis kimonos; in straight or.
breakfast coat styles.
Dressing Sacques
Dainty crepe sacques; en-
broidered in various designs.
wanted colors.
House Dresses
Gingham or percale dresses
with short or long sleeves:
many pretty styles and colors..
Bungalow Aprons
The better grade aprons; in
very attractive styles; q most
acceptable gift for every woman.
Cingham Dresses
Check and. stripe gingham
frocks; in many pretty styles
With s.shes and pockets; dses
Down STAIRS srons
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

It's such a remarkably low price for
dresses of such
Fashionable Styles
.All the new effects of cut, drapes and
paneling- copies Of very exclusive
models. Because of their styles, they give
the impression Of really expensive dresses
Velvets Canton Crepes
Crepe de Chine Poiret Twills
Ceorgette and Lace Combinations
Lovely dresses for afternoon wear. More
tailored styles of crepe or smartly styled
Poiret Twill frocks for business or street
wear. All remarkable values.
Sizes for women and misses.
..- DOWN STAIRS STORE
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

Just the type of sports coats you'll want,
because they have that snap and good-looking
tailored finish Big, warm coats Of
All.wool, Double-faced
Plaid-back Polaire
Straightline models with pleated or plain
backs; large storm collars or smaller notched
mannish collars.
Browns Tans TsUeed MixturSs
For fashionable general utility coat at
lowest price, select one Of these tomorrow.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

New mid-season hats we've
just received. Beautiful plain
or changeable colors. Pokes
or turbans with flower trim
mings.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

Sydney Hllman, Vho holds q
elothes-naking franchise from the
Russian soviet government, and
Uho has raised $500, 900 IN America
TO carry fort0ard the project, has
just returned from Mosco,o. He
Is probably more familiar soith
actual conditions in Russia than
Gny other American.