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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-16
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Sale of Sample Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes, S5c

Who doesn't find much easier to keep little belongings order
when provided with plenty goodookng
These
sides and atherke tops They gifts
than third less.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10

SALESMAN-Bcst money maker calendar line. Highest commission rate paid. Buyers have been holding off for best proposition. We have 1t. Now is the time to go after fall trade. Complete line advertising specalties. Connect with house having reputation for fair dealing. Geo. II. Jung Co.,. Cincinnati, Ohio,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10
Brennan and Pfirman
 Get Big Assignment

Memphis, Tenn, September D. )fSpecial. )-Bill Bremen and Cy IPfirman will be the Southern league {umpires in the post-season series with Ft. Worth champions of the
 Texas league, it was announced to- night by John D. Martin, president | of the league. In making the an- |nouncement. President Martin stated . that he selected Brennan and Pfir- man for their all-around efficiency. Pfirman worked in the series last year. He started this season in the National league but recently re-
 turned to the Southern upon condi- tion that he go back to the National |next season.
 brennan was in the league three years prior to last year when he was Tn the National league. He re- turned to the Southern this spring.
 Brennan when formerly in the Ma |tional league worked in worlds .series
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10
Brennan and Tandy
 ToCoach Doctors

Memphis. Tenn, September 9.- Especial )-Bill Brennan and George |Tandy. Southern league umpires, will |coach the University of Tennessee ItDoctors' here this fall. Brennan was appointed coach several months |ago and announced that Tandy had | been secured as his assista at,
 Brennan for several seasons has . been assistant coach at Tulane. ITandy, a former University of North ICarolina star one year received hon. Iorable mention on Walter Camps | American eleven. For several winters he has been playing pro- |fessional football with Jim Thorpe's . EOhio Bull Dogs.
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|MINNIS 70 HELP. |ABELL AT LOCAL"
 "Y" IS ANNOUNCED
New Y. M. c. A. Assistant Is Graduate of Southern As
 sociation College

The local Young Mems Christian association announces a new physical
 director to be associated with Pro- lessor Abell In the work in the fu- ture. He is a native of the south, coming from Mississippi. He comes to the local association with good record.
 Abells new assistant, Ralph Mo- Innis, has recently graduated from
 l the Southern Association college at Nashville, where he has been for
 three years studying. and taking spe-
 eial work also at Vanderbilt uniyer-
 sity.
 McInnis has all the earmarks of a good athlete He Is five feet six. weighs ITO, and has been in athletics all his life. He is good all-round
 man and plays baseball, football,
 basketball and other games. In ath-
 letics he holds a good record, fea-
 turing practically the entire list. ID He spent two years in the army, volunteering early and entering as a private. He came out as lieutenant. McInnis arrived in the city early in
 | the week, and is getting down to real work in the association gymnasium.
 He specializes in apparatus, tumbliug and regular class work. For two years he conducted classes at Van
 derbiit university under the South ern college direction. This college
 conducts all the gym work at Van
 derbilt university, under the leader
 ship of Dr. Ballou, head of the phy sical education department of the Southern college.
 Professor Abell is working out a program for the new season that will
 be larger and more elaborate than anything the association has under
 taken and the new associate director
 ' will be a large factor in aiding him
 / in putting it across. The Glasses will begin the latter part of the month just as soon as the painters get through putting on a new coat on the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10
FORT WORTH WILL |BE OPPONENT OF
 DIXIE CHAMPIONS.


 Fort Worth, Tex, September 9. Fort Worth won its third con- secuttve Texas league pennant today by defeating Dallas Il to 6. The victory gives Fort Worth . lead which would be tlnpos- sible for Wichitn Falls, runner up, to overtake by the time the season closes September 14.
 Officials of the local club will immediately begin preparations for the annual post season series with the champions of the Southern association for thu Dixie championship. Mobile and Memphis are fighting 1t out for the Southern pennant, with Mobile leading by slight mnrWfm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10
Weismuller Betters
 Worlds s Record Time

Atlanta, September s.-Johnny |weismuller. Chicago swimmer, today |unofficially broke the worlds record
 for the 150-yard dash. finishing this distance in the East Lake events
 Eere in one minute. twenty-seven and four-fifths seconds. No. A. A. U. {timer was present at the meet. Duke |Kahanamoku, famous Hawaaiin
 swimmer. holds the established rec . ord of one minute, thirty-two sec | onds for the distance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10
SALESMEN WANTED
CHANGE FOR sALEsMEN TO GET
 IN ON THE REAL MONEY

A million dollar concern can place or high grade men in this and nearby ter . rltorIes selling proposition that has smashed many records in American sell ing. Thif is net stock issue, but d sure-fre money maker tor retail met- chants large and small. Right now many of our men are earning from SeoV to Sf250 per month, and some never sold before coming to ns. 1T you nave a clean record. 25 to 55 years of axe. are aggressive and not afraid to work, here your chance. We do intensive adYer- Using have leads to work on. have I special representative of the factory here to train you and will show you loo per cent cooperation once you Join us Biggest season of year just ahead This is not for down and outs or peddlers. We have t75 high-grade men working for US and want only men who can stand prosperity and do not run from one job to another. A vast number Of our men were the type who seldom, II eyer read ads for new connections. See Mfr Carpenter. Monday and Tuesday, Tutwilef Hotel.
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MINUTES pay dollars demonstrating wonderful new three pound adding ma chine: retails SIS; work equals s30u ma chine; adds. subtracts. multiplies, d. vides automatically; speedy. accurate durable, handsome. five-year guarantee; tremendous demand everywhere, amas- ing profits main or side line; expe- rience unnecessary; write quick for lib- eral trial offer and protected territory. Lightning Calculator Co.,, Dept. 3s3, Grand Rapids. Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10

TIRE salesmen make big money; s100 week and up; all spare timei no experience or capital needed. sell best guaranteed Akron standard mako cord and fabric tires below dealers prices. auto owners money, dgnified, profitable work. Federal Rubber Goods Co. Akron. O,
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0Idring to Pilot

Richmond, Va, September s.-Rube |Oldring has signed up to manage |the Richmond club of the Virginia league next season, owner James kCrane of the club announced today. PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Raleigh 0; Winston Salem (fivs
 |lnnings rain).
 At Durham 6. DanviIle o. At High Point {. arsensboro 3.
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EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS WANTED

AUTOS KILLING THOUSANDS Newest invention prevents accidents; costs agent S2 retails Sb; state men consid- cred. Carl Brown. 51. Columbus. O. D. WHITE cleared $it7 last week with our new Progress of Race Every negro buys. Send for free sample. Nichols Co.,, Naperville. III.
 SELL kettie-popped corn: delicious; new method. Men earning s25-S76 daily. Fine low priced machines on trial Talbot Mfg. Co.,, St. Louis. Mo. .. AGENTS and eanvassera, sell manicure goods. toilet goods and novelties write today Edgar E. Kahn Co.,. 20 West 22d St.. New York. N. Y.
 AGENTs-our soap and toilet article plan Is wonder. get our free sample case offer. Ho-Ro-Co.. l53 Locust, St, Louis. SELL. SOAPS AND EXTRACTS; NO MONEY REQUIRED. LlNRo CO., DEPT. PAS. ST. LOUIS, MO.
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AGENTS-Send for sworn proof of s5 to $15 daily. introducing latest style guar anteed hosiery. S7 styles. 13 colors. Neither experience nor capital needed. Just show samples. take orders. We deliver and collect. Your pay daily. All transportation charges paid Free radio outfit or automobile besides a. hour service. Six pairs hose guaranteed months S1.50. Outfit furnished con talns all colors, grades. including silks and heathers. Mack -O-Chee Mills Co., Fall 2502 Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10

SEE US ToDAY-wanted, 25 white rough
 carpenters Experienced white waitress. Flaming mill detail man. White walters. $75 up. Fifteen coiored iaborers. Seventy-five colored miners. Experienced colored tire changer. Ten colored rock breakers. Two colored pressera Experienced colored man cook; private
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 Hotel maids, colorsd woman cook. market. Colored man dishwasher. Colored girls, dishwashers Colored porter. Colored office girls. Coiored girl. lunch counter. Cooks
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MAKE ,6,0O0 every year; ,2O coo in spare time. You share profits besides. Just show and write orders for "Weather Monarch" raincoats. also wind and water proof overcoats We deliver and collect. Commissions in advance. Ask about "Duol Coat (No. s99). Free rain coat for your own us. Associated Rain coat Agents. Inc, 442-45o North Wells, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10
EXCLUSIVE SALES TERRITORY
 FOR RIGHT MAN

The Blanchard company needs salesman In Alabama and can of- fer the right man an al-year- round proposition; we manufac- ture an exclusive line of art cal endars, monthly service. olotters' holiday greetings, etc: finest line of high grade advertising pencils, also splendid line of leather, celluloid. wood. paper and metal advertising specialties; ample and exclusive territory, every business possible prospect; We offer h. eral commission contract; write us giving brief business and per sonnl history.
 THE BLANCHARD COMPANY
 GENERAL OFFICES
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this desirable and mutually profit
able businesc unreAsonabiy less dur
ing the whoie sxistsncs of the pres
ent Mexican Government Uhich has
proved itself to be a solid and high
minded ruling agency.
while seriously handicapping our
own general prosperity at time
when II has needed stimulant rather
than restriction, by, delaying recogni-
ton, we have also hampered the
progress toward efficiency OF the
Mexican ADMINISTRATION
Mexico naturally has desired
above all things TO add to that
strength among It's own people
which II has been able 10 achieve
by just administration of their own
government, the prestige and power
certain TO follow evidences OF re-
spect and confidence among the gov.
ernments Of other nations. n
Our Course Mistaken.
81 am convinced that the course
which we have followed has been
mistaken and that the sooner we
correct our error the better it will
be for all concerned.
''Of course the recognition of
Mexico Dy the United States must
be only on conditions that Mexico
shall give entirely satisfactory guar
antee that the property and property
interests OF foreigners will be fully
protected; but i have been informed
that the Mexican government is
quite able and entirely willing to
make such assurances.
''It is ,indisputed that thu prop
erty and lives OF foreigners have
not been fully protected in Mexico
during the recent years. II is nat
ural that this should have produced
with us and others the exact state
of mind which has existed.
"It Is true that we have made
Mexico certain demands that. up to
date, have not been satisfied,
though. in the main, perhaps, they
have been entirely reasonable.
But II is equally true that today
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Restores the
vigor Of Youth
A Simple Home Treatment, More
Available Than the Much
Discussed Gland
i Treatments.

Scientific research has perfected a won
Ser treatment for restoring the Tagging
s4t.l forces Of life. More available than
kisnd treatments. vide use has proved IL
semarkably effective in restoring the
siwor and vivscity Of youth. Gratifying
s.suits are known usually in a few days.
This wonder home treatment is KorsS.
A vsKetabie compound, In tablets. IL
boutainn no harmful or habit -formins
Arugs IL forms a part of each meal |.
and has powerful action In rebuilding
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Every one who espires to restored viRor
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khs positive guarantees Of satisfactory
msultv.
Ths Melton Laboratories. Dept. 1877.
Massachusetts Bldg, Kansas City Mo-,
sffsrs to send a double regular box of
sZorsx prepaid in plain wrapper for only
kaeo Or, ~ preferred, no money need be
sent, but the t2eo and few cents pcstaxs
can be paid TO the postman when the
treatment arrives. This treatment 10 sent
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give satisfactory results or the s1.ee re-
funded promptly upon request. This
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kcrsx by every one who suffers the hsr-
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cwt ~v tear eus this add sew and se.s
srssw today.
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searched for obstacles 10 that which
have had In mind before suggest
ing it as feasible, hare been
unable 10 find any. sg
Mexico has great wealth.. and
intelligent, weli-intenttcned people,
and, therefore, a fine future. Her
present sdministration seems 10
appreciate all these facts and is
therefore ambitious 20 become the
instrument through which the beat
may be accomplished.
Unless something unforeseen.
and. indeed, UNNECESSARY, arises,
we shall be surprised by the ex-
tremely rapid progress Of the
Mexican Government and people
during the next few years
'sThe United States II she. her
self. permits this. will reap from
the growth OF Mexican prosperity
and progress q greater harvest
than any other nation possibly can
reap.
III have seen President obregon
and the principal members OF his
cabinet q number of times, and
have become quite well acquainted.
Obregon ''strong Man"
'obregon has a constructive mind
as / very quickly discovered, al
though / speak no Spanish and he
speaks little English, a circumstance
which made it always necessary e
communicate through interpreters
HE is a strong man physically
and mentally. combining certain
European traits with those of hi.
native country. for In him I thinl
there Is some admfxture or Irish
blood.
'The Mexican situation as IL en-
lists, that is. the relationships which
now maintain between Mexico ant
the United States. have not been o.
his making, nor, as q matter OF fact
have they been wholly either o.
Mexican or American manufacture
HE knows. as most reading anC
observing Americans do, that des
perater efforts have been made b.
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ADVERTISEMENT. A
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OF Mexico's AFFAIRS or Government
shall be OF such q nature as win
fully Justify complete confidence.
from everyone. most OF important of
all the ooyernment and people of
the Omitted States.
This. Is a perfectly natural deter
mination. TO any; student OF inter
national affairs IL must seem 10 be
the thing to be expected despite the
efforts OF certain influences to make
the unnatural seem natural.
"it Ia my conviction that this
friendly disposition on the part of
Mexico should be cordially recipro-
Gated In this country.
An AID 30 Trade.
"The United States has taken a
decided stand In favor of co-opera-
ton with the aspiring governments
Of China and other countries which
are struggling but are remote from
This Is as IL should be. The de-
sire TO stimulate acquaintance.
friendship and mutually profitable
business relationship with these
countries is obviously sensible and
righteous.
"To the fun extent Of our ability
we are cultivating business relation
ships with distant nations, regard
less of expense Of transportation
and delays In communication.
"Our own prosperity Is measured
to q large extent by the amount Of
export and import trade. We should
make every endeavor to extend this
trade even to the four corners Of the
world.
Built Up Britain.
This policy was in a large meas
ure responsible for the rise TO power
of the great British Empire. Upon
foreign trade must be based Amert-
can prosperity TO an extent in future
greater than has been true In the
past.
'Yet for a long time we have been
delaying recognition OF the present
and able successful Government OF
Mexico, Just across our southwestern
border, notwithstanding that with
out such recognition extensive trade
with her remains impossible, and
although we know that she produces,
and in increasing measure can pro-
duce things which we need to buy,
while offering, at the same time, a
ready market for things which we
wish to sell.
I'VE know that she has a large
and growing population and that
this population, sentiment left out
and with consideration only for hard.
business practically, must of .neces-
sity desire to be the very best of
customers for American products,
raw and manufactured.
''our delay of recognition has made
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Pacific Mail Steamers
To Sail From Norfolk

NORFOLK, Va, April s.-Nor-
folks Importance as port is grow
ing every day. The latest steamship
line 10 make connections here is the
Pacific Mall. Company.
ft is announced by the Southgatc
Forwarding and Storage Company
sailings from this port for the Pa
cific. There are four big steamers
operated by this line. They now sail
out of New York exclusively, but be-
ginning April IL they will make regu-
lar sailings from Norfolk. They
viii carry both freight and passen-
gers.
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Called 'sMr." in Political
Ads, Doctor Asks 100000

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April Sim a
series of political advertisements
published during recent city cam
paign here, DIR. J. ]. Durrett. super
iptendent OF health for the city and
a member of the medical faculty of
the University OF Tennessee. was re-
ferred 20 as Mr." Durrett instead of
.Dr." Durrett.
For this reason the doctor asks
y100, 900 damages from Clearance
Saunders. president of a nationally.
known system of chain grocery
stores.
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Shots Work Out
of Heel After
Twenty Years

LuRAY, Va April 5.
RUCKsHoT that have been
carried iin his heel for
the past twenty years have
just worked their way
through the skin, coming out
in the shoe Of Thomas Key
ser. Twenty years ago Key
ser was hunting In the Mas
sanutton mountains, when he
accidentally let his gun fall,
the load Of buckshot entering
his foot at the toes and tear.
Ing lengthwise Of the foot.
The other day he felt some
obstruction in the bottom OF
his shoe, and upon examina-
tion found three or four Of
buckshot had worked through
the skin Of his foot.
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outside and wholly selfish interests
TO keep Mexico and the United States
from friendship.
We all know what these infIu-
ences have been and why they have
been exerted. N
They have failed; and / say with
complete confidence that no one
more than President obregon re-
joices over this."
(copyrixht. issz, Edward Marshall Syn
dicate, Inc.
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President obIeg has declared
ability and willingness to undertake
accomplishment OF everything we
request in any way that seems
proper and practical, and at a time
as early as may prove to be within
the bounds of reason.
Points Simple Course.
''I believe that time has now ar
rived and that the course TO fol-
low has become simple. Personally,
although, like any careful business
man considering a problem i have
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Permanent Homes-Not
Portable or Sectional!

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Our Framing Material is
No, Yellow Pima. (Superior
20 spruce and henlock.)
Our Siding Is
Everlasting" Cissr Cypress.
(Superior to redwood or
cedar.)
Our Shesthinx IL
Good grade yellow pine
sheathinR of better quality
than usually furnished.
Our Outside Window and Door
Castings are
Clear Cypress, lK inches
thick. (0thers furnish only
" inch thick.)
Our Mi1 Work, such as doors,
winaows holdings an d in-
terior trim, Ia
Our best Quality Guaran.
teed," in beautiful grain and
color.
We pledge that our 81
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Remember, our {
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can be built only out Of tn
greatest number.
Schools Are Increased.

can be built only out OF the
greatest number.
Schools Are Increased.
II had heard that the old Mexican
system had kept the people as a
mass In dense iliiteracy and, re-
membering this, while in Mexico
City. made Inquiries Of the cabinet
minister In charge of education.
He explained without reservation
that the large number Of illiterates
produced inevitably in certain sec
tions and even almost everywhere
among certain classes a condition
which could not be described frank
ly by any word much gentler than
unciyilized and told me that II Is
entirely understood by all leading
Mexican minds that this Is the
worst of the requests Of the old.
despotic regime to the Mexico of
today.
He then surprised me by show.
ing how much now is being done
to remedy this vital defect In the
nations life. The number OF new
schools, accessible to everyone, is
rapidly increasing.
Mexico Has Background"
"I mention these things, which
are among many notable points that
might be made, because they indi-
cate that Mexico has background;
because they indicate that the IL
literate mass to which have re-
ferred descends from people OF a
certain civilization.
"The things indicate that all
which may be necessary for the en-
couragement of new manifestations
of intelligence and progressive
mindedness among a people richly
endowed is the continuation OF a
strong political administration hav-
ing as it's ultimate aim the real de-
velopment OF all the people, rather
than the enrichment of the few
through exploitation OF a mass kept
by ignorance In measurable subjuga-
ton. -
"It is generally recognized that
Mexico is immeasurably rich In
natural resources, particularly min
eraI and Agricultural. With proper
development of these, backed by ef-
fioAent capital, everybody who knows
anything about Mexico knows that
she is capable of increasing the
value of her products to an almost
unbelievable extent.
"It is entirely obvious to an
American who talks with President
Obregon, his direct advisers and
Mexican leaders generally that the
impulse now exists In Mexico to do
all the admirable things which the
unexampled situation indicates as 30
promising.
But II is clear that this cannot
be accomplished unless Mexico. that
is, the nations present administra'
ton, is recognized as an efficient
and desirable government by the
other nations of the earth and gen
orally admitted into fellowship.
Want Our Friendship.
After many talks with them. and
much discussion with their friends
and outside observers, nave be.
come convinced that President oh.
regon and his associates in the gov.
ernment generally desire to remain
bound by the closest terms of nations
and that they are determined that
From, thte TINA npurard the dfrarffOT,