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Evening star., 1923-01-22
EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, G., MONDAY,

Revelations. 2:1o, was the text chosen
by Bishop William T. Manning Of the
diocese OF New York preaching In
Wooissy Han here yesterday on
since his recent latter to the Rev.
Percy Stickney Grant. rector Of the
Church OF the Ascension in New York
calling upon him to recant doctrines
which he expressed in sermon last
Sunday.
Bishop Manning made no reference
to DR.. Grant. who at the same hour
in New York was restatfnH views
which had called for the bishops
letter to him.
Speaking with great earnestness
the bishop touched upon loyalty to
Jesus Christ as his final point.
Bishop Manning spoke OF loyalty
to the church as an essential, saying
Loyalty includes loyalty to that
unique institution which we call the
church In it's. highest and fullest
Significance"
In touching on the fascist move
ment in Italy. he saidi II sometime
think we need a fascfsti movement
In the intellectual and spiritual life
here In our own land"
Evening star., 1923-01-22
URGES POOR STUDENTS
PAY WHEN SUCCESSFUL
University Of Pennsylvania. Pro-
vost Would Make Free Scholar
ahips Mortgage on Future.

PHILADELPHIA, january 21.--
Graduates cf universities who go
through college on free scholarships
should be required to pay their tut
tion after they have become es-
tablished in business or q profession,
DR.. Josiah H. Penniman, provost Of
the University OF Pennsylvania, de-
c1ared In his annual report. Out OF
q total enrolment at Pennsylvania
OF 1904 DR.. Penniinan said that
value Of which was approximately
$l75,060.
The provost said that he would
like to discourage the practice of ap-
plicants asking for free scholarships
when they were able to finance their
own educations. OF 156 persons whose
applications for scholarships had
been refused this year, he added.
seventy six, nevertheless. were.in the
university.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Hosiery

Women's Derby Ribbed Lisle
Hose. in black and Cor ~
dovan. perfect quality. s1VC
NO PROFIT SALE price
Women's Cotton Hose, me-
dunn weight; black. white and
cordovan; scanned and seamless;
mostly all sizes: sec IN
onds. NO PROFIT SALE uC
price s..........
Women's Cotton and LfsIc
Hose. black and cordovan; light
weight; scanned back: perfect
quality; mostly all sizes. 20
NO FIT SALE Nc
Women's Fiber Silk Hose.
with three seam back; assorted
colors; subject to Inn ~
perfectionS NO-PROF- ZC
1T SALE price. ........
Children's Ribbed Cotton
stockinSs, black and cordovan;
mostly all sizes: sec- IN.
onds. NO ROFIT uC
SALE price ........... NV
Goidenbergs-rirst Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
NEGROES FLEE INDIANA
TOWN UPON WARNING
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLINTON. Ind, January 21-Prac-
tically all of the negro residents OF
Blanford. a mining town near here,
have left the town. following orders
issued by white residents for all me-
groes to leave the place unless they
were able to produce an unknown
negro who assaulted eleven -year-old
Isabelle Bales, a white girl.
Several families, married negroes
have been given permission to remain
In the town II was said. Officfa1s
from here visited the town and an
nounced there was no sign of dis
order, and that feeling apparently
had subsided.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Knit Underwear

Women's Heavy Fleeced Cot.
ten Skirts, high neck and long
sleeves; perfect quail ~
ity. NO PROFIT SALE s0OC
price
Women's Cotton Union Suits,
medium weight: bodice style;
ankle length: per- 90 m
feet quali NO OIL sUU
PROFIT SALE price.
Women's Fleeced Cotton I'm
derwear, shirts low neck and
sleeveless. ankle length
esa::; ssas waist. s.'i no isss;sF1; sRoSir Soc
SALE price e...........,
Misses F1eeced Cotton Pants,
knee length: perfect A.
sa1iM sa4lI!y; n,,os NO PROFIT NUC
Boys Fleeced Cotton Union
Salts, heavy weight: jaeger coll
or; broken sizes: Sec m
ends. NO FIT. OOC
SALE price e............
GoldenberS's-ftrst Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-22

ligion is made clinging to outward
forms which takes the heart out OF
what should be perpetual inspira-
II am interested in a religion which
VIII not waste so much time as mine
has done" DR.. Grant said. "A great
deal OF my mature life has been spent
IN getting rid OF what I was taught
In my youth"
Nearing the end OF his seromn, the
congregation still remarkably atten-
tive, DR.. Grant said, as II in gum-
mary OF the controversy:
La Toilette, Borah and johnson
are members of the same party az
henry Cabot Lodge. Their interpre.
tation Is different from his. But who
can Say that the party, or any other
party, Is not enriched by those who
go FAR along the interpretative side,
the living side. the side that tries
10 meet the requirements OF the facts
or life today, rather than the latter
which may have been handed down
from remote past"
BISHOP URGES LOYALTY.
-
By the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
FARM JOURNALIST DIES.

OMAHA, Neb., january 22.-G. w.
Hervey, seventy-six years old, wide
ly known farm journalist and former
editor Of a number of such periodi-
Gals in Omaha, died at his home early
Sunday morning
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Floor Coverings

Seamless Brussels Rugs,
strictly perfect quality, size
S.sx10.S Meet. one Of Smiths
products; all-wool face, close
woven quality. heavyweight
quality, in oriental and medal
lion designs; light
~ PROFIT SALE Sl0.05
Cooks Make cork.fiI,ed, Bur.
lap-back LiAoleum Rugs, size
6xI2 feet; handsome wool rug
designs: slight i'm NH 0E
perfe ions. NO 0S. 20
PROFIT SALE price, ~O
Heavy Double-warp japanese
Rugs. size sx10 feet, beautiful
stenciled patterns. in blue, tan,
green. red and brown. ID 90
Perfect quality. NO snZ.S6
PROFIT SALE price. ~~
z7xS4 Hit-and.miss Rag Rugs,
light and dark colorings, with
plain band borders, in 17
vario Gus colors. NO &c
PROFIT SALE price,.
Ge,denbsry's--rsurth Floor and First
Floor Bargain Table.
Evening star., 1923-01-22

PIowcases and
DOmestics

45x36 Initial Pillowcases, in
letters l and J only. ~
NO PROFIT SALE price Z5C
4sx36 Bleached PiIIowcases,
thread pillowcase cot 49,
ton; No PROFIT nc
SALE price. .........
36-inch Outing FIannels, a
heavy double-feeced quality.
o., cred q stripes; NO PROF l5C
IT SALE price ........
Standard Apron 0inghams,
In al size blue checks; guaran-
teed fast colors. nj
NO PROFIT SALE lURC
price ....-..-......
36-inch Printed FIeecedown
Flannels' In q beautiful assort-
ment Of styles and coll -
erings. NO PROFIT l4C
SALE price. ...........
80 inch PercaIes, light
grounds. in a large assortment
OF styles and effects: 4
fast eolors. NO PROFIT l4C
80 inch UnbIeached Cotton,
SiooO StuTUy Qualltyp AL
for general use. NO ZIZc
PROFIT SALE price
36-inch Plaid Cotton Suitines,
in Scotch and Tartan a 81
effects. NO PROFIT lZ2C
SALE price ........
3z.inch Check Dress Cling.
hams, one of the finest domestic
Qualities; in q large assortment
OF colored ch cks 20
No PRoF1T SALE lSC
PAIoS -
36-inch Printed Comfort Gov.
erinE, in the wanted
all-over and Persian 1~n
styles. NO PROFIT ZI2C
SALE price ........
3z-inch Woven Shifting Ma.
dras, white grounds with colored
stripes, for mems and -
wo IN en- IS wear. No ZZC
PROFIT SALE price,.
27-inch Dress Ginghams, in
plain colored and striped effects;
warranted fast coll 1~n
ors. NO PROFIT ZRC
SALE price. ........
29.inch White D % m ct or
Shaker Flannel, a heavy double.
neeced reversible quail ~
ity. NO PROFIT SALE SC
price .................
Goldenberg's-fIrst Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Silks

36-inch Silk Poplins, rich, lus-
trous silk.mixed quality. in q
complete range OF street "a
and evening shades. NO OSC
PROFIT SALE price, yd.
4o-lnch Canton Crepe, a su-
perior high grade silk and wool
quality, IN black.
navy blue and O. no
brown. NO PROFIT .S0
SALE price, yard =.
36-inch Printed kimono Silks,
ell-silk ality, IN
fioral and Persian de- 1e
signs. NO PROFIT /SC
SALE price ...........
36.inch Tricolette, fine mesh
all-silk quality. in white, pink.
light blue, orchid, navy, <n
brown and black. NO OSC
PROFIT SALE price =.
@o-inch Black Satin Duchesse,
an extra heavy. rich satin face,
all-silk quality; Ct OF
wear guaranteed. NO ~ .0sC
PROFIT SALE price
asidsasETs-yiat x,sss.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Plaid Blankets
81. Pair

t6xso Heavy-weixht Piaid
Blankst.. blue, pink. tan and
gray plAids: nns grade cotton
with soft. fluffy finish.
30x4o Crib Blankets
blue or pink plaid or IN
block designs NO e1SC
PROFIT SALE price.
Goldenberr's-Tsurth Tlsof.
Evening star., 1923-01-22

II you want work read the want col.
unins OF The Star.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Makes a Family Supply
of Cough Remedy

Really better than ready-mads cough
srrups, and saves about Sc. Easily
and quickly prepared.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Boys Clothing

BOYS Cloth School Pants,
knickerbocker style, In an assort-
ment OF neat mixtures:
perfect quality: sizes s <H
to 1s years. NO PROF OOC
IT SALE price .......
First and Third Floors.
Boys and Girls Worsted Knit
Caps, plain and combi-
nation colors: At any 10
head size. NO PROF IOC
IT SALE price ........
First and Third Floors.
BOYS Wash Suits, oliver
Twist and MILDLY styles, in plain
and fancy combination styles;
fast colors; sizes 3 to H.
8 years no PROFIT nc
SALE price ........-.
Boys Outing Flannel Pajanns,
neat striped effects: one
and two piece styles; <n
sizes 8 to. ie years. NO OyC
PROFIT SALE price 80.
Boys Blanket Bath Robes, in
a variety OF pretty colorings; fin
ished with cord to
gssTs' ~sssn' so s!os' + sSors e 1s $500
1T SALE price -.
Boys Black Rubber Coats,
II o d 6 m n m a X Q; warranted
waterproof; sizes
to H1s years. NO &0-<E
FIT SALE sDZ.OO
price ..............
Boys Overcosts and Macki-
nAws, Of chinchilla
and mixtures; sizes &S m
3 to 10 years. NO sDsO.UU
PROFIT SALE price
Boys Suits and Overcoats, of
good quality tweeds. In Oliver
Twist and MILDLY styles; over
coats OF neat mix.
Sssss No 70 raoS1S SZ.55
SALE prioo .......
aeidssbrYs-Thifd Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Handkerchiefs

Mems White Handkerchiefs,
good soft finish quality, with
hemstitched borders. Some have
slight defect In finish, in no
way affecting wear nor IN
appearance. NO PROFIT ZSC
SALE price. SIX for >.
Mems Pure Lin en- Initial
Handkerchief, full size and
good quality; broken
assortment Of initials. ~
NO PR FIT SALE ZIG
price, each A,..........
GeIdenbers's-fiat Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Toilets

Flexible Steel Nall
Files, assorted sizes; good =
quality double cut. NO DC
PROFIT SALE price,.
Danderine, for the 2Qc
hair; medium size. NO OO&
PROFIT SALE price,.
MiIrone Nail Enamel IL
In cake form. NO PROF ~
IT SALE price. box.
Creme Lemon, for
toilet and massage use. IN
NO PROFIT SALE ZyC
price
Pompeian Talcum TO-
pow d Q r. NO PROFIT xCN
SALE price.
doldsnbefS's-liBt fissr.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Dress Goods

54-inch Bolivia Coating, in
mouse gray and O. no
fawn colors. NO DZ.vO
PROFIT SALE price
54-inch Ail-wool Tweed Suit
ings, in a large assort- On
ment of neat mixtures. SSC
NO PROFIT SALE price
54-inch AlI.wooI Winter
Weight Coatings, in tho
stylish two-to n e d ef- no
fects. NO PROFIT VOC
SALE price.
S4-inch AIl-wooI Canton
Crepe, in black,
brown and navy Ct 90
blue; NO PROFIT D l.Oy
44-inch Atwood Chiffon Pam
No PROFIT SALE voc
S4-inch Camel's Hair Coat
inEx, strictly all-wool quality,
in neat mixtures of
blue, tan, brown and O. AZ
gray. NO PROFIT sDI.%
SALE price. ........
56-inch Storm Serge. a heavy
close d oubl o twilTed
quality, in navy blue IN
and plum. NO PROFIT OUC
SALE price.
36-inch Costume Velveteen,
chiffon finish quality, in golden
brown. seal brown.
dark green and d. En
plum. NO PROFIT - .OU
SALE price. ........
50-inch Chiffon Broadcloth,
fine rich lustrous quality, sponged
and shru k; in
black, navy blue o. nE
and brown NO MI Nd
PROFIT SALE price
Goldenbsry-Iirst FIosr.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Jewelry

Bar Pins, rhinestone and col
ored stone effects; brill
liant settings; attrae. AZ
tive styles. NO PROFIT OCC
SALE price ...........
Mesh Bags, silver-plated fine
ring mesh; assorted
desirable shapes and @ 0S
sizes. NO PROFIT sDL.SC
SALE price. .........
Gold Filled Beauty Pin Sets,
two in set; dainty styles:
plain and engrav e.
effects. NO P r OFT HOl
SALE price ............
Goldenbsrg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Mems Clothing

Mems Winter Overcoats, odd
lots, not all this seasons mod
els; mostly fitted models: dark
shades: mostly smslf ds1n
sizes (33 to 40). NO 10 IU
PROFIT SALE price =.
Mems Medium-weight Suits,
all wool; quarter and half lined;
models for young men; medium
shades of tan, brown and green:
s!ssi so rRorrT 81 s. SALE Il $11.05
price .............
Young Mems Pants, OF all
wool tweeds, in light shades: a
chance to match the odd coat;
sizes 90 to 40. d <n
NO PROFIT SALE Dk.OS
price
Goldenberg's--First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Tomorrow We Hold an Old-F ashi0ned
Housewares

bulge A.s".ss% ssaP. SSsns sSs Sail hslif Ssnais:
size, .s n-ass5' so rRoFiT ssadr Sl.O0
SALE price ......
Aluminium Dishpans, z7o
twelve-quart size. NO ~
PROFIT SALE price :.
Galvanized Iron Garbage
Cans, lock cover, size 10
1oxle inches. NO PROF 4SC
IT SALE price ........
Lace Curtain Stretches,
exle-ft. size. NO Sl. 90
PROFIT SALE price W AOO
Corrugated Galvanized Iron
Ash Cans. heavy weight; ~
fun size. NO PROFIT y/C
SALE price .........
Oval Shape Double Aluminium
$ Size No PRoFfT tarfS Sl.63
SALE price ......
Nesco Perfect Coal Oil Heat
er., with brassed oil tank; center
surn.r: a1s : No { PROF. fis S4.84
1T SALE price -.
Galvanized Iron Revolving
ss over can. No Xl.OO
PROFIT SALE price
Keystone Heavy Iron Food
Choppers. with four cutters; easi-
ly adjusted and cleaned. 90
No PRO FIT SALE SSC
price ......-..........
Inverted Gas Lights, 7<-
all mplete. NO JUG
PROFIT SALE price.
The American Home" Nickel.
plated Electric Irons, full
ssnts.a: No PROF XZ.Zl
1T SALE price. 80.
Heavy Tin Wash Boilers,
with cold wood ham o.
dies: No. 2 size. NO SlC
Evening star., 1923-01-22

By the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. January al
be thou faithful unto DEATH" fror
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Table Danask

58.inch Mercerized Table
Damask, neat dice pat 17
terms NO P FIT DC
SALE price. e............
Limit three yards.)
36-inch MerceriZed Dice Dam.
ask. extra heavy, for
luncheon cloths or table ~
tops. NO PROFIT SALE lOC
price
I8-inch Mercerized Dice Dam.
ask, for scarfing or 4 ffH
napkins. NO PROFIT NC
SALE price. .........
Mercerized Damask Table
Cloths, hcmstitched or 1E
scalloped; 54-inch size. DC
NO PROFIT SALE price
(Lfmft 0ne.)
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Footwear

Women's Black and Tan High
shoes, Louis and Cuban heels;
s's's 81 70 II 7. 'se so Fl PhoFiT 55Sn S1.7O
SALE price.
, Women's Red Felt Comfort
slippers, padded S oles
and pompons: sizes ~.
to 6. NO p r o FIT OC
SALE price. ...........
Women's Kid Boudoir Slip
pers, tan, black and pink; leather
soles and pomponsi
sizes 3 to Z. but not in o.
each color. NO PROFIT CSC
SALE price. e...........
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Women's Petticoats

FlanneIette Pettieoats, neat
striped effects: made with
founce; medium lengths. a.
NO PR FIT SALE OSC
price ................
Silk Flounce Petticoats, with
fine quality cotton tops; pretty
changeable effects and plain
colors; tucked Ct ~
founee. NO PROFIT Ol 90
SALE price .......
knitted Petticoats,
fine yarn: medium gray, a.
with striped border. eOSC
NO PROFIT SALE price
ooidsatsrY's-11trd Ylsst.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Notions

Real Hair Nets cap 80
and fringe nets; full size. ~
NO PROFIT SALE price.
Paper Shopping Bags, 60
large size; strongly made. ~
NO PROFIT SALE price,.
Three-in.One Oil, for
sewing machines, type n
writers, etc. NO PROFIT VIC
SALE price. ........-...
Electro Silicon, the magic
silver and metal polish:
powder or or a M. NO NC
PROFIT SALE price. ...
Nickel Safety Pins, one dozen
on card; assorted sizes. ~
NO PROFIT SALE price, DC
TWO cards for.
ooldenbcrg' 's---First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Leather Goods

Women's Handbags, OF silk,
velvet and leather, in an as
sortment Of pleasing styles;
black and colors. c. ~
NO PROFIT SALE D 40
price ..............
Kiddies' Handbags, leather,
silk and novelty eff
fects; assorted shapes.
NO PROFIT SALE Ol
price
GsldenberT's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Stationery

Keith's Willow Linen Corr
respondence Cards. white and
colors; 25 cards and en- 1E
velopes. NO PROFIT s0OC
SALE price. e....-.......
Composition Books, board
backs; 81 pages OF good
quality paper. NO lOC
PROFIT SALE price,.
Luggage Cases. with riveted
handles; strongly made; con-
venient for carrying
lunches, school books, a.
etc. NO PROFIT SALE lyC
price
Goldenberg'S-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Women's & Misses
Coats, $6.75

Women's and Misses Fur
COLLAR Coats, of wool velour;
stylish belted models, with coll
lar Of beaverette fur, trimmed
with button; satin lined; full
length. Navy blue and black;
sizes 16 to 90.
6sllsaSssfs-Seooal YIses,
Evening star., 1923-01-22
Turkish Bath Sets, 75c

Embroidered Turkish Bath
Sets. consisting OF large towel
and wash cloth to match. dimit.
one to q buyer.)
Gsldsnberg's-1irst TIocr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-19

torn down and the twentieth cen tury no longer needs the once es- sertial scribe who wrote love letters. fol nal marriage proposals and busl- ness documents for the poor and il- literate.
 Love letters now are few" said Faes yesterday. "The young people of today use the telephone to make love. But there still are many per sons who come to me to draft busi- ness letters. One of my principal occupations recently has been to write applications for government decorations. I live with the intimate secrets of those who trust me, and I am happy when my aid obtains for them medals, marriages or divorces. This little lean-to is my chateau and my customers are my people"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-19

to promote soil fertility, and exam ination of production and cost rec ords to determine the most profit able farm methods. Pruning and spraying demonstrations are being arranged for fruit growers.
 Professor John c. Graham, of the Massachusetts Agricultural college, thinks that New England should go in more extensively for poultry rais- ing. "A great and growing agricul- tural production" he says, "can be based upon the hen as it can not upon any other element in our New England farming"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-19
BEGCARs IF PARIS SEEKING WORK T0
 EARN L|vL|H00DS
High Cost of Living 0utstrips 4 :, Public Generosity-FeW- +' CT Arrests Are Recorded
 by Police

PARIS, March 18.-(By Associated Press.)-The beggars of Paris. once thriving and we'll organized, are abandoning their aged profession and trying work as means of earning their livelihood. The capital for cen turies had colonies of beggars, trained in stimulating mental or bod fly distress. They made famous the narrow little street near the heart of the city which is still called the Court of Miracles" where the busi- ness of the outstretched palm was taught to promising candidates, as described by Victor Hugo.
 The high cost of living has out stripped public generosity, or else the beggars of today are less artis- tic in their work than formerly; for the police records show only one third as many arrests for begging last ycar as in pre-war years. Beg ging, although prohibited except on New Years and July 14, still exists. particularly in the vicinity of churches. Many of the beggars, Of course, obtain vendors or police per- mits and offer passers-by pencils or shoe laces; but the old professionals seem to prefer to work in the old fashioned way, in spite of the danger of prosecution. The police, through sentiment or policy. often allow old timers who have had the same stand since their youth, to continue their trade, but newcomers are barred.
 The police still tolerate the beg gars' colony in Passage Saint Ange" near the northwest wall of the city, because they much prefer to have these people who know what is going on in the underworld where they can lay hands on them when they are wanted. It has been found by the police that many beggars after the war learned trade or capitalized their persuasive powers or their abil- i5y to size up "easy marks" by get ting into the selling end of various hu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-19
THREE QUEENS WERE GUESTS

IHWEE VUEENS WEHE UU UESTS.
 LONDON, March 1S.-Mrs. F. c. Tyl- den, of Sandringham, was the proud- est woman in all England recently when she celebrated her hundredth birthday and had as her guests three queens. Queen Mary called first to offer her. congratulations. and later in the day Queen Alexan- dra, and Queen Olga of Greece, honored her with a visit.
 To mark the celebration Mrs. Tyl~ den. who owns considerable proper erty. returned portion of the rent raid by each of her tenants.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-19
yer and Seller Use Age-erad Ads For the Results
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

afternoon from Ave. B and 24th St., female pit bull terrier; black -brndle; about IF years old: cropped ears; long tail; white breast: Wore brass studded collar: reward. Re- turn to Indian Refining Co.,, Ave. and 24th St.
 Holstein young mich COW, fresh. white and black spots, sharp horns: reward. 0. J. Moore, 1122 Brown-Marx. Main 3720.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-19
MILK HELPS CHILDREN,

BIRMINGHAM. Eng, March 1S.- Interesting deductions are made from an experiment conducted here recently in feeding under-nourished d children. A pint of milk. in sealed bottles. supplied daily to 30 chill dren in one of the public schools, has had almost miraculous effect on the physique of the youngsters from the slums, aged from seven to ten years. The milk diet not only improved them physically. but it quickened their intellect and in- creased their zest for work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-19
PLACE OF ARMIsTICE SIGNING

The historic spot in the forest of Compiegne, where the armistice that ended the World war was signed on November II. 1918, has been cleared, and several impressive monuments have been established to commem crate the incidents of that historic event. says the Popular Mechanics Magazine in an illustrated article. A granite slab, inscribed 'Le Mare chal Foch," has ben laid on the exact spot where the train conveying Mar shal Foch halted on the military railway, and at some distance from it. 8 similar slab. inscribed Les Plenipotentiares Allemands." has been laid where the train conveying the German envoys halted. Midway between these two slabs, a third one, larger, and with fitting .in- scription. marks the spot where the armistice was signed. At the end of the avenue leading from the main clearing to the Armistice Crossroads. a monument has been erected to the memory of the soldiers Of France, presented to the town of Compiegne by 2 Paris newspaper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-19
GULF STATES STEEL COMPANY Notice of Annual Meeting of Stoc ckhOIders
 

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting ot the stockholders of Gulf States Cteel Company will be held at the office of the company, DuPont building Market street, Wilmington. Del, Mouday March 2o. 1923. At 12 o'clock noon, for he election ot three directors to serve for a term of three years, and for the trans action Of such other business as may prop erly come before said meeting
 The books for the transfer of the stock or the company will not be closed but no stock can be voted at said meeting which shall have been transferred on the books of the company during the period of % days prior 10 said meeting.
 Dated New York, March 5. 1si3.
 By order of the Board of Director.
 w. H. MOORE. Secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-19
CAN'T CLOSE SHOP

King Louis XVI has taken much of the joy out of the life of the butcher of today, for the court Of appeals has found an obsolete decree in dusty, forgotten volume which requires the butcher to give a years notice of his intention to close his shop on pain of penalty of 800 francs Tor a heavier penalty" This decree of February IT, 1776, the court of appeals has decided, disposed of the question not only for that time but for the indefinite future"
 A Bordeaux butcher. just sentenced under this old law. had won his case in two lower courts where he hau been prosecuted for refusing to sell meat at prices fixed by the authorl- ties and for closing fhis shop.