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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-03
Birmingham District Is Only One Not Forced to
 CurtaiL It's Production
Tide of Development Coming In Strong and Broad Two New Cement Plants at the Same Time-Steel
 Products Going to the Orient

i from Birmingham furnaces. The other shops have maintained full time.
 Sanitary pipe has settled at a base of s60. New business has not been very active, but the plants have a large tonnage on books. Some plants are down a day at time on ac- count of delay in getting raw ma terial, but this does not apply to shops in the immediate district under the caves of blast furnaces.
 Tide of Development
 The tide of development has at talned a broad sweep. The Lehigh PortlandN Cement company and the Phoenix Portland nd-Cement company are building large cement mills sim ultaneously in North Birmingham and Tarrant City within sight of one another. The latter made formal an- nouncement of beginning construo- tion Saturday. The two Investments mean an expenditure of s5,0o0,000 to $6. 900, 900 and will more than double the cement production of the dis trict.
 The McWane Cast Iron Pipe com pany will soon begin construction of 1t pressure pipe plant in East Bir- mingham. The Air Reduction Sales company Is making rapid progress in the construction of it's plant in North Birmingham.
 The Nashville Bridge company has secured land at Bessemer for ;truc- tural steel works and the Virginia Bridge and Iron company, which took over the plant of the Birmingham Steel corporation, is on six-day turn. It has contracts for the struc- tural steel for the federal soldier hospital at Tuskegee and the bridge at Demopolis, the latter calling for 800 tons of structural steel.
 American Steel and Wire, the Gulf States Steel and Connep Steel con tinue brisk operations. Export ship ments of steel hoops this week ln- cluded small tonnages for Guada- loupe and Martinique. Argentina booked several hundred tons of wire.
 Steel For Orient
 The movement of steel products to the orient out of the Birmingham I'll district is regular as the months roll by. The Atlantic City, one or the Chickasaw ships, Is in Mobile to load with Fairfield and Ensley rails and plates for Kobe and Yokohama. Movement to the coast will be by way Qf}the Warrior.
 Announcement of the early building of 10A more houses for employees of the Tennessee company and Amerl- can Steel and Wire company at Far field was reflection of the develop ment in that vicinity. where the Ten nessee company is building a 10 ana 12 inch merchant lumber mill ana steel foundry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-03

of dirt to hold the heat in and leave overnight. You'll have to get an iron or granite-ware kettle with a tight cover for this. To make the tight cover truly ash-tight mix some flour and water to a thick batter consist ency and calk the cracks.
 Real baked beans are thus pre- pared: Soak your beans for several hours. Parboil them. Put in a few in the bean-pot Put in a chunk of salt pork. Add the rest of the beans. cup of water. A quarter of a cupful of molasses. Bake and bake and bake some more.
 If you are camping near a clam flat, you can steam your clans on A beach steam table Make an altar of flat rocks and build thereon a fire. Keep the fire going til the rocks are like a red-hot stove. The waves have delivered driftwood for this purpose. Over the hot stones lay wet seaweed. Tken a bed of clans. Cover them , with another wet blanket of seawecd. Draw canvas sail if you have one, or something of the sort, over all.
 A steam hole. for cooking meat and vegetables, is made by lining a hole in the ground with flat rocks and heating them just as in a bean hole. some wet grass or foliage is put in and the food. which is in kettles or closed tin buckets. More grass is put in and all Is covered with a roof of earth. Then make hole in the roof, pour in water, stop up the hole again and let the steam do the cook ing.
 
 Gold amalgum, a mineral comes in grains. about the size of pea.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-03
CAMP COOKING IN A HOLE-IN.
 THE-GROUND

From the Designer
 Baking beans or meat in nole-in the- ground isn't so very differen' from using a fireless cooker. Dig a hole about 24 inches square and line + with flat stones to hold the heat Keep a fire going in the hole till the rocks are well heated. Shovel out the ashes. put in your kettle with tight top, shovel in the hot ashes around and over and add layer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-03
CLOSE MONDAY AFTERNooN

All places Of business operated tv members of the Retail Grocers and Butchers association will close at noon Monday, Labor Day, it is an- nounced by officials of the associa- ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-03
EnsIey Mattress Factory
 Has All the Business
 That It Can Handle

The Ensley Mattress factory, 1908 Avenue c. Ensley, is one of the bus fest plants in the district. It has just shipped a car load of mattresses to an adjoining state and does that frequently, winning contracts over competitors from other states.
 It is shipping car to Chattanooga this week and movement of its pro- ducts throughout the state and into adjoining ones is going on steadily in response to the trade that it has built up.
 The factory Is especially pleased with it's modern felting machine, whose operations assure the evenness of the layers composing the modern mattress. The factory gives an es- pecially good account of its rem ovating department. It does the work of renovation by layers and the result is that a renovated mat tress has all the uneven places lev. eled and it is as good as new.
 l., H. Holtzclaw, the manager. has been a citizen of Birmingham for f5 years and the Ensley Mattress fac- tory Is seven years old. It started in a small way and grew into a mod ern mattress building and mattress renovating establishment. which, as stated, is working night and day six days week to keep up with the demand for production.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-03

Gold amalgum, a mineral, comes in grains about the size of a pea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28
KNOWLES TELlSOF
laps IN CALIFORNIA
Their Refusal Of Allegiance to
America 10 What Arouses
Natives Enmity.

w. w. Knowles. who recently re-
turned from the national convention
Of the Supreme Lodge. knights OF
l'ythiaa. In san Francisco. made a
study Of the Japanese question while
In the western State. BY their refusal
to acknowledge that they owe ale
glance to this country. tho members
OF the race who have settled in Cali
forniA are looked upon with disap-
prevail.
Various colonies OF Japanese have
been formed in California and the
people continue in the habits and prac-
tces OF their own country. They have
even established courts OF their own
Mr.. Knowles says. and deny that they
owe any allegiance to the United
States
Hitherto l was rather inclined tS
the belief that the Japanese were q
prosecuted people," Mr.. Knowles said
but now 1 am I'm sympathy with Cali
fornia. The Californians, I am sure
would not hold any enmity against
the Japanese were they to come TO this
country with the view OF making II
their own and adopting our custom:
and habits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28
100000 HIGHWAY BONDS
IAfrE nY nRI A u A L, ~

SEALED proposals will be recai yof BIZ the
state Treasurer Of Delaware until octo-
Der III, 1922, at 1 O'Clock .. m. for tho.
purchase OF 100000 OF ssas~ Bonds on
the State Of Delaware
said bonds viii bear date January l..
1922, and 20 DO Of 81, 600 denomination,
bearing per cent interest. payable sGrni-
July~pf each year. Bonds shall be pay
able FORTY years after the date thereof.
but the said bonds or any Of them may
Do redeemed at the option OF the State
at the rate OF one hundred and five per
centum Of the principal debt OF the bond
redeemed on any first day OF January or
first day Of July after the said bond or
any OF them shall have been isried ono
year, upon thirty days notice, properly
advertised. principal and interest paysbis
at the Farmers Bank OF the State OF
delaware at Dover. Delaware.
The bonds TO be- coupon bonds with no
state tax. All bids must be addressed to
state treasurer, Dover, Delaware Bids
VIII DO received for s200. 600 of the iesue
or any part Of that amount and must be-
accompanied By q certified check for 8
per cent OF the bid payable TO the order
| OF George NJ. Fisher, STATE Treasurer
| The right IL reserved to reject any or all
bids. The STATE viii reserve 800 COO OF
| the Issue FOR Investment Of SeAte F,lnds
| said bonds are is<ued under authority
| OF an act entitled an act TO create . StAta
Highway Department, esta bill htne . sys-
1 TEN OF state highways and provfdinG Tor
the Improvement and main tenance Ghore-
| OF, and appfopristans and borrowing money
| Of tho State OF Delaware, and approved
- GEORGE IL yIssiHixR.
| STATE TrealuRuv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28
TREES BLOOMING AGAIN.
Fruit Bearers Of All Kinds Blossom
After Hall Storm

West Chester. Pa. Sept. ga
curious freak OF nature is observed In
the section west OF Midtown road
where trees of all kinds are sending
forth blooms and making n desperate
effort to produce "a crop Of fruit to re-
place that lost when the heavy hail
of August 81 stripped them of fruit
and leaves.
Not only are the trees blooming. but
asparagus has started new growth In
places where the stalks had been de-
stroyed by hailstones and several resi-
dents have been enjoying some on Their
tables
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28
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not the fault OF the advertiser, II advertise
er will report the error within "a hours
efter nrst publica tons OF advertisement.
MlSCLASSlFICATION NOT PER-
TELEPHONED ADS.
Slasnncd advertisements that are tele-
rhoned TO Every Evening will be accepted
At the charge rates shown above. But
as full payment IL offered at the business
ONCE within SIX days after any such ad
IL FIRST printed In the paper. Otherwi "a
the cost At the charge rates quoted above
Will be collected.
All classified advertising received by
Every Evening up TO IL 0 clock .. m. day
OF publication Will be placed under the
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Page. Advertising received after IL
O'Clock Will be grouped together under
the heading Too Late to Classify" and
Viii be found on paee 6.
Telephone Your Want Ads,
PHONE TWO-Two-HUNDRED
Ask for Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28
Many Want to be Inspector.

Four applications have been re-
ceived by the Labor Commission OF
Delaware for the position of ten-hour
law inspector among employed women.
The appointment will be made at a
meeting on October, 6. Miss Helen Il.
Grinton resigned from the position
Gome weeks ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28
iser Tells whole Story to Get Quicker
AUcnoNs--LeoaLs
Aueuon yaIs.

AUCTION eALEs-Of every deerrtp.
tisn. Anlwhsre. n you want ~ ~.
Sc Hatniiton shs. square Desi luo.
tionecr and Pssn Agent eDi w Ninth
strest Phone 1901 W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28

QUICKLY ANSWER THE WANT AID
THAT INTERESTS you MOST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28
Legal Notices

EbTtTE OF SARAH A. RfCHAHDkON.
DECEAsED- - Notics il hereby II vrn that
letters parliamentary upon tho estate Of
sarah a h aian late - cbrIsti.ns
unto Security s' Tra.. 's snd q sne EsssSo,.as
company, on the twenty-tifth day of
Es.R%enser, a -. lszz, and All persons
queste1 70 mako payment 70 tbs execu-
tor without delay. and all persons having
demands against the deceased are ro-
duly probsted 20 fhs said executor on
or before the twenty fifth day Of Sep
tenher, a ~ ig23.. or sbide by tbs
law IN this behalf Security Trust and.
SAFE DepoHt Co. executor. Address VIII
rnington, Delaware.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM r.. SMITH,
DECEAsED--Notice IL hereby sfven
that Letters Of Admin stratton Gum
u,es.,,,n.a a Annc5o upon the estate Of
hundred, deceased, were duly granted
unto sarah .. sbearer on the four teen "a
day OF september, A. d.. 1929. and ali
persons indebted 70 said deceascd arc
minlstratrix, Q. n. A., without delay.
and all persons having demands against
the deceased are required 70 exhibit aud
before tho fourteenth day of september.
4. u, 1923. or abide by the Law Ia this
p rem 8 Ssrsh as shearep , sdIYn'sts.
| rett, attorney -st-ia~, EuutsbtN Build
| ing. Wilmington. Delaware
| ESTATE OF ABE sfMONs. DECEAsED
Notice is hereby given that ietterg Of
| administration, Cum Tsstafoerito An
| neSo, upon the estate OF Abe SiruouE.
late OF Wilmington hundred. deceased.
were duly granted unto Wilmington
Trust Company on the twenty nth day
ol september, A. d.. 1922, and all per-
soDs indebted 10 said deceased are re-
quested TO make payments 20 the adj
minittIstor. g. r. A.. without delay.
and all persons having demands against
the deceased are required 70 exhibit and
said administrator, &. II. g., on az
before the twenty fifth day OF sspten-
bey, a. ID. 1922. or abide by the law In
THY behalf Wilmington Trust Com
pany.. administrator. o. r. a. Address
| Wilmington. Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28
EMPLOYMENT
Help WanteA--MAle.

PAPERHANGEKS--W Wanted, hve good
men. Charles J. Kennedy 4 Co.. 1902
Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28

COAL-YARD--Waute Write details IN
Box p IL. Every Evening ONCE
HOUSE-At Union Gardens wanted
price must be reasonable: spot cash.
Phone 2297 J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28

FOR SAI4E-At Marshallton' on Lincoln
Highway. one four-room and two six.
room bungalow. with ground and frui,
Apply Harry L. Clayton. Oak Grove
Elsmere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28

AI.ESMEN--SeelIng profitable connec-
tons will find IL TO their advantage to
call at the Wilmington Auto Co, 221
West Tenth street. Phone 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

Juice for my remarkable recovery
said Mrs J. y. Hunt, OF 2937 Summit
Avenue. Toledo. O.
"My case was pronounced palsy and
was given up as hopeless. could
not even walk across the room, and
I thought my days on earth were few,
because | took every medicine | heard
Of. and none of them did me any
good.
PLANT Juice was n wonderful bless
ing. for IL seemed to make over my
entire system. and I am able to walk
again. | feel years younger: eat and
sleep we'll. and am even doing house
cleaning. and | want TO say that e
surely is pleasure tn he able to
work after my long Illness.
MY friends all wonder at my rs-
covery, and I myself can hardly
realize 1t. I think Plant Juice is the
most wonderful medicine In the
world"
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond at
Tragle's Drug Store: in Petersburg
by Morrison, the Drug Man: IN Chase
City by the Chase City Drug Co.
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
LEONARD GIVES ROCKY KANSAS
DRUBBING AND RETAINS TITLE
Challengcr's Seconds Throw
Up Sponge in Eighth
Round.
IBy Associated Presu. ]

MICHIGAN CITY. IND. July a.
Homie LEONARD. worlds champion
!a"sss a" o oSer IN. F'f fi"s in R'G ~
Eighth round Of their scheduled ten
r"und titnlnr contest today. and m.
buffalo. y. Y. challenKer'a seconds
man from what apparently was going
to be tho first counting out OF his
The. The battle s,, VIII 20 down in me
knockou, for IN. champion. but II
VIII stick IA Rocky Kansas memory
as the most severe beating no ever
blood running from his mouth
down his naked chest, and tears
rickling through the heavy growth
on his checks, Kansas hold up BY
his manager. could only moan: He
HOY no can hit'"
:, Kansas aeem.! TO DO out on his
'ee,. but II was The disgrace ot tho
eponge that seem.d 10 hur. MIN
victories only Eenrie Leonard had
ever before even rant min. TO :hn
Hoor and I.sona-l tailed to do thai
,uaE :ith"nEh thor" Sermed lit,!e
DOUBT thht 1ns NOR. right cross
would have put Rocky fat on nIs
back FOR. n long count
Following claims by Kansas
friends that tho ulna bone in his
left arm jus, above tho wrist had
been broken In tn" third round OF the
hight. aud that Kansas MAD fouxh,
H"nely on for i've more rounds with
INC member practically useless the
nsh,e' was examined 'oniEh, by Dr.
'. Is BrigSs. OF Chicago. and Or
y: J.. Baron", Of Buffalo. member
OF kansas camp. They snid the bone
was broken.
ban Rogers, Kansas manager. as
sorted he threw tho sDonec into IN.
ring against Kansas wishes in order
!" say" further injury 10 his arm
round bnc-Aftor boxing eau
,!oUS!y Leonard l"t with IA light l.ft
Kansas cam" In with left ana
c!ln"h"d Leonard missed a righ,
upltf Kansas swung Two lcf,e
10 the head md missed Il rIgh: Leon.
ara sent left 20 the stomach and
kansas sent back simla. blow
Leonard blocked light left 10 the
head and Kansas hooked l"ft to tn.
stomach. Leonard missed right Rw!ny
10 head a. bell
itounj Two-TheY missed LETS to
bend and IN IN" exchange Leonard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
ONE FAVOR|TE WINS
GRAND CIRCUIT RACE
Pop Cccrs Comes Through
With Victory Driving
Own Horse.
lBy Associated Pressl

NORTH RANDALL. CLEHELAND
OHIO. July 4.-Charley Sweet. owned
by Dr. l. T. Cooper OF Dayton. Ohio.
ana driven by Q. r. CSpeck'J
Erskine. also of Dayton. won tho
Edwards $4,000 purse for 2:Os class
PAGERS, the feature event OF the forty
ninth renewal OF Grand Circuit har-
ness horse racing. which opened here
Today before one OF the largest crowds
mat ever attended North Randall
Dr.. Cs.er<rs enAs~ N.ssv c.. also
driven by Erskins, won the o:0i
class pace
The first race on the card. tho 2:o7
trot. WAS popular victory for Ed
ward I"Pop'D Geers. of Memphis.
dean OF Grand circuit drivers. owner
and driver OF Peter June, the win
ncr "
Each of today's four races was de-
cidcd in straight heats
Peter Pluto was the only fayorite
to win
stephen Phillips. of Nenia. Ohio.
who ha sheen starting harness horse
racing on half-mile tracks in Ohio
for several yehrs, made hIs debut
as Grand Circuit starter today and
was successful In getting All boats
OF In good shape
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
Daily Golf Catecl1ism.
With Results Simplifed
BY INNS DROWN

reference to taking a practice SWIM
or swings in high grass
y. y player may take Il prac,ice
swing or swings, provided he lis -,
rlub length or more away from the
@. Please tell me how play should
nave been scored in the following
case: L putted and hoicd out in Ave.
rolled to tho edge OF tho cup and
atopped. that being his fourth lie
stopped up to hit the ball again, hut
JUST Dofor6 he started his swing the
pa dropped In. Did he get four
4. II the ball rolled in before he
pos MS stance and grounded his
Vim four. Thereafter. he would be
considered to have cuascd the ba-
10 move, and his score would he five
~. w nat IS the rule with reference
'ban? ''e' "e"F Z"
:, A. Any. rock. stick or the like tina.
t , within club length OF tho ball
less; or course. tho ball lies In
hazard. If tho rock Is buried enough
to appear hxod. IL may not ho rs.
piovcd without penalty.
S,Nmic with the balls, say foot
%nart and close to the hole, am /
h,,oMLS" 10 try to hit his ball and
sItoad OF trying to hole out myself
A, Such tactics are hardly advis.
able, sincs tho opponent has tho on
zion or replacing his bali IL no likes,
SIhese ~ no rule to prevent you from
trying It, however. 81 you ike,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
THREE LOCAL PLAYERS
WIN IN TITLE FLIGHT
Wood, Newton and Sculcs
Continue Championship
Poss; ii;ics.
Mrs. JEAN JONES IS wINNI:i,
Takes First Somcn'a Itound--I'ru-
feantonnin 10 Stage Special IIntch
Mt Hot SrrinHn.
Especial to Tho T!mes-Dispatch.l

Especial 10 Tho T!mes-Dispatch.l
HOT SPRINGS. Va. fully i.-The
second day OF tho tournament Of the
virginia Golf Association nt the Y!r-
ginia Hot Springs began with late
start on account OF heavy rain.
Tho championship flight h9weYer.
got undor way along toward noon
and resulted In tho following scorcH:
Gordon L. wood defeated Marahal
Whitlach up In 20 holes: S!las NJ
Newton defeated Elmer d. Ho,ch-
kiss. Jr.. 6 and g. T.. n Bobbette
defeated Dr, r. s. Scales 2 and l.
Harry Wnrdrnau defeated T. II Jnm-
ison l up; w. +. Souder defeated
J. A Bclvin and 2. IL g. Peck d.
featcd John Carroll ! up; Dexter
Otsy defeated j. S. H"nri,ze and
]: II. II. Hume defeated Raw. G. f.
Rogers aud
In tho scconn light I. W. Fugato
Quain,ance won over II. $. Jones by
default; J " Zimmerman defeated
w. .. Locker ] up Edgar PARK de-
feated John ". Atkinson ! and 3.
NJ Rea and 3. Charles g. Hume
defeated ". +. Wood up in ls
holes
In tho third nlght Gcors. Simpson
WOOD, Jr., won bY default over j. H.
BurCher; L. .. Bullock defeated Or.
W A. Bagloy and ). r Garnet
Tahb defeated John ". Winston &
and :, Allen Wheat defeated
George - Cook ana . J. y. Timer
defeated y. y. Christian ! uu. H.
u. Amcs defeated g. W Frazier .
and :. and y. T.. Vaughan defeated
W. l.. iicnrItzo = ana g.
In The womcn,s chamniHushIp
Night TIA" one round played MAS that
IN which Mrs Jean Jones defeated
Mrs. Harry Wardnau and &
Tho match game between lhe Hot
springs Association and uruics-
siona!s. which WAS TO have been
played this afternoon, has been post
poned uut!l tomorrow afternoon.
Many 90. tn" members or Tho as
ISOLATION heard cHauuc"y NJ Dcpcw
giN" Fourth %: It!ly grafton ia the
No" HON, stead Th".tiei M the carly
"ii"TuoniI Mr b"u-w. VINO WAS n.-
.i"dhr"d ~ kcpy"S"utatlv. The1. O.
u''"H, ui Dniu. mad" a siugulnrlr
nanny "'Srcss and was given gen
H!n" WELDON" hS "a distinguished nu-
nicncc. Including senator Albcr,
,Cmm.ns. OF Iowa. aid NJ ,;cunn,ilus,
y" Greek minister. and Nine. Grun-
HaciHS who arc passing fortnight,
Tho hors" show. whl,h was sch.s-
u!ed for today. has nocn posto1r.t
unit! SATURDAY