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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-15
Postizen bOulemi. Pan Ernst

FOStlzen 0Ouleml. ran EfnSC
Dellinger z Irvine. O., pise:
"Pred dvema roxy, kdyz jsem
na podZim pomahal mlatit il
nym, byl jsem postizen trapne
boulemi, soucasne mel jsem Ia
ke bolest ' krizi. Byl jsem le-
cen lekarem a uzival vSemoz-
ne druhy lekarnickych Ieku, a.
vsak bez uspechu. PAX jsem
Cctl o dra. Petra Hoboku po-
slal jsem 81 pro zkusebni lahev
Ucinek zkousky leku mne po-
vzbudil, re jsem leceni po-
kracoval. Jsem nyni uplnt
zdrav." Tento vehlasny bylin.
ny prostredek jest pozoruhod.
ny pro svoji ucinnost v odstra,
novani otravnych a zkazenycf
latek re soustavy a Y oziven
cinnosti ma telesne ustroji. lie
karnici je nemohou prodavati
jest jedin6 dodavano zvlastni
mi jednateli. Pro dalsj infor
maci sc tazte DR.. Petra Fahr
ney and Sons Co., 25OI Wash
ington Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-15

FARMA 0 81 akrech, IA mil
cd Clevelandu, kus lesa, re.
ka tece skrz, 2 kone, 2 kra-
Wy, kachny, husy, slepice.
FARMA o IA akrech ma dlaz.
be, 20 mil cd Clevelandu, 1O
akru zahrady, vince, 2 kone
2 kravy, 5 prasat, kachny, a
slepice.
FARMA 0 ~ akrech, 16 mil
cd Clevelandu, 2 kone, 5 krav
! prasnice, 2 prasata, slepice,
husy, kachny, potok passive,
zahrada.
FARMA o 83 akrech ma dlaz-
be, 16 mil cd Clevelandu, -
pekne budovy, zadny DOLBY.
TEX.
FARMA 0 1872 akrech a. mile
od Chardon, O., krasne bu-
dovy, dunn o 8 pokojich, vel
ky les, 1000 cukrovych stro.
mi, zadny dobytek. Tyto far
my sc koupl bud "a hotove a.
neb sc vymeni. Haste sc We.
Ger u ANT. PRENOSILA, po.
zcmkoveho jednatele yerej.
neho notare v els. 1O2O3 Ken.
nedy Ave. blize Luna Parku
Pnjcujeme, kopujeme, proda
vame, tez druhe morgyce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-15

PRODA Sc dunn 8 pokojich
kde je vse zarfzeno, spaci ve-
randa, fireplace, tvrde podla-
by, dvojita garaz, dobre SOU
|sedstvo. Da sc "a $4SOO. -
Haste sc v &. 1O5l8 Mt. View
Ave. Vezmete kinsman karl,
k vych. 1O4. ul. Tel. Broadway
1854 w. 5-17
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PRODA Sc grocerni a feznic-
ky obchod, rohove misto, kde
sc trzi $500 tydne, pekny byt,
najem oboji obnasi $4,000 me-
slcne. Tento obchod koupite
I'd $4,000. Zavolejte tel. po 5.
hod. vecer. Princt. 144O r.
5-12
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Psni Eva privinula syna k
srdci, jak jen matka uni. Ne
rozloucili Sc vice spolu, odieli
do Polska k Milosovi. Bohus
tam chystal pribytek pro svoji
nevestu Alenu matka mela
miti podil Ma jejich lasce ste
sti. List jeho koncil utechou,
re Sc Gasem jiste vsichni shle-
dali, az pronasledovani pomi-
ne.
Matciny fadky byly prosy-
ceny laskou, bolestl i slZaml.
Mnoho zakusila jeff citliva du-
Sc v poslednlch letech. Muzo-
vi dala plnou svobodu, ale sa-
ma zmirala touhou po svych
detech. Jen k nalehani sveho
bratra MiloSe psala Kuchtovi.
ably vydal d6tem jejich podil
30 matce. We psani dceri "a
da]a "a odpusteni, re opustila
sve nejdrazsl a kladla svuj i
jejich osud ruce Hospodino-
Wy jako verna zena bratrska.
Radostne a Ease ponure N.Y.
slenky vyvolaval list matcin.
Vstoupil Kotrc, vracejc sc $
pole, a uzrel Evu listen u ma
leho okna. "Duse ma, netrap
hlavy." pravil mirne. '..Doce-
kas Sc lepSich dob - slunicko
Sc ukazuje." Pohladil divku
po vIasech.
Move touhy vzbudilo psani
We mne - sverovala sc Eva.
Exam Sc tve mySlnky zatou-
laly2"
"Prala bych 81 uv;deti' ma
ticku -" Zavesila Sc Eva ma
Sill starcovu a ukryla tvar na
jeho prsou.
"Mnoho vytrpela pro svoji
dobrotu. A ty isl zdedila po'
nj srdce bilou krasu; take
tesklivy vyraz oci a sklon k
bolestnym vzpomlnkam mas
po matce.
MEM nam veselo isme
tolik nest astni."
"Nezaluj, d1te, ma tvrdy III
vot, nemuc Sc! Proc isou 81
rctci We svete, proc tlaci nasili
slabe, proc C bIda, nespraVe-
dlnost !? Ably clovek po-
znal, &c ie clovekem, ably SAM
sill V utrpcni."
pride jednou, dedecku,
lepsi doba? Vrati re nase "a
.llete stesti?"
"Vratl, az bude mira bolesti
vrc hoVata
Tesil il, bral jeii hlavu ye
sve ruce a do cistych orosenych
oci Sc ii zahledel.
I'll starec pro svoJl Nnueku-
Byla sVetlem jeho start, tcelem
zlvota. Nzdaloval od nj, co by
il zivot ztrpcovalo, skryVal
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PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dlm ma zap. 112. ulici,
blize Lorain Ave. Vezme Sc
lot CO prvni splatka. Tez dvou-
rodinny dun V tom samem O.
koli. Haste Sc u P. Neuzil, (.
9715 Dennison Ave. Tel. Hem
lock l210. Z
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PRODA Sc bungalow o>6ti po-
kojlch ma Lee Rd.. Maple
Heights, lot ie 211 pfi 325 str.
musi byt rychle prodan a da
Sc "a mirnych podminek. Hla-
ste Sc tel. u +. H. Levy, Broad
way 2605, Bedford 224 j.
= &c
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kOUPl Sc mensi domek asi O
tfecl pokojich na zapadni
strane v Gene cd $1,000 do
$500 ma splatky. Adresa Sc
sdeli adm. t. listu pod znac-
kOu "DOmek". 5-l7
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Poor, ENEMA OBCHODU.

Proda Sc cele klempiiske "a
rizeni pro plechare velmi lev
ne po prlpade Sc da ma splat-
ku. Soucasne Sc pronajme dill
ma, kde je klempirsky obchod
zariZcn. Nechte adresu vasi
pod znackou "Klempir" adj
min. t. listu. 5-17
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni mo-
derni, pekny dum ma dlazdene
.ulici, ; svetnice a pantry dole,
A loznice A satniky a koupelna
aahofe, garaz. Cena levna,
|vymeni Sc IA dunn pro dive ro-
diny, nejradeji v Corlett aneb
Y Mt. Pleasant. The Atlas FL
nance Co., 5454 Broadway. -
Ptejte sc na Mr.. Stukbauera.
SIS
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PRODA Sc dun pohodlne "a
fizeny, ctyri pokoje, plyn, elek
t.ika, velka ban na diva auto
modify. lot je AZ str. pri 12O,
cena $500. Haste sc V elsie
91O7 Prince Ave. z E. 81. ul.
5=16
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJMOU Sc TRI POKO.
JE, hodlci sic zvlaste "a urado-
vnu pro lekare. Haste Sc v
budove roh Kinsman a vych.
140. ul. u The Acme Saw. &
Loan Co. 5-17
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
na vychodni strane. Jsou tam
4 pokoje $ koupelnou snahore j
dole a je tam Is ovocnych stro-
mu,' Is kefu vina. Haste sc v
c. 12402 Oakfield Ave. SIS
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PRODA Sc reznicky grocer
nj obchod, V dobrem miste. -
Haste sc els. $3.50 w. 5Oth
Str. 5-17
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PRODA Sc dunn o 5ti pokoiich
letni kuchyn, plyn, elektrika,
vclky lot da sc LEVINE. Hla-
ste Sc Y els. $3.50 Gar Ave.
5-16
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dim
IA pekne ulici v Mt. Pleasant,
aneb sc vymeni Ia grocerni a
reznicky obchod. Adresa Sc
lsdeli v adm. t. listu. 5-15
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PRODA Sc dum 0 11ti poko-
jich, sklep pod celym domem,
vSe zarizeno. Haste sc v els.
54l2 Bragg ave. z vych. SIS.
al. Musi byt prodan tento me-
sic, nasledkem odjezdu.
E-1E
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-15

ldlOs
ia Sc babo, bojim!"
Polda neco hucela.
Karolina nepozorujic to vse
cko velkou silou tiskla ruce ma
oci a nedala 81 je odtrhnout.
PAX odstrcila Krale, hodila ma
sebc vlnak a vybehla dveTmi
ven. Kral "a nj. Zastihl il je-
ste ma tmave chodbe. Mocne il
|zachytil a sevrel We SVEN obje-
ii.
Co dela..." zaSeptal a hlas
jeho 'byl Ease takovy mekky.
"Jdi 'pryc! Jdi pryc!" volala
Karolina a odhan6jic no, zalo-
mila Zoufale rukama,
"Co il kdo udelal?"
"Vsichni mne klamete! Vsi-
|chni mne podvadite. Chtel jsi
Sc mne zbavit. Nechals mne o.
|dejit. Nestojis 3 mne! l mamin
ka mne opustila - Jezis Ma
ria! ia jsem nest'astna!"
"Ja jsem il nevyhnal. Ode
sla sama! A maminka tn ne
chala penize - ale jen malo.
Ostatni esce posle! Sla prece
Ia nestala tady v tom pravanu!"
VySli ma ulici.
"Musime sc uradit, jak to
|vsecko udelame..." rikal il ce-
,stou a Karolinu napadlo, ze
Isnad pfece mysli ma utek.
"u Majznerovy 81 to nemlze
me tax povedet. A venku je III
ma. Sedneme 81 nekde v hospo
de do tepla!" nabizel il a ona
ionecne svolila.
Zavedl il do Klettrovy plzen
|ske pivnice. Karolina We spe-
chu. nez tam vesli, 81 mace
chravala vlas ma cele. Krale v
|pivnici patrne dobre znali. Vr
chni ciSnik Sc ma neho kama
radsky zasmal mrsknuv oGi-
ma po Karoline, zakyval zalib
ne hlavou.
V pivnici ieste nebylo vsude
rozsviceno. Kral zavedl karo-
linu do zadni, temnejsi casti a
sedl nj koute u sklenene-
no zahrazeni. Zde bylo ticho
a utulno. Teplo tn bylo a bli-
IKE kuchyne tahla sem silna
wine hospodskych .jidel. kral
porucil po nemecku dve skleni
ce piva. A potom 81 zapalil
doutnlk, obratil sc ke Karoli-
ne, polozil svoji ruku ma jeji
a rekl spokojene:
| INA, also! Jetzt sind wir da
allein..
karolina Sc ma neho podiva-
la nemou vycitkou.
"A ja! Ona esce porad ncu-
mi nemecky!" rekl kral poti-
chu.
"N6co ia = ale malo." Fl
hala Karolina; jindy, "a jinych
okolnosti, snad by Sc byla ra-
da pochlubila tou trochu nem-
cipy, jiz we sluzbe pochytila.
Ale dnes potrebovala mluvit
cd srdce...
"Ale moe nekricela," napo-
minal il Kral a natahnuv Sc
ma zidli uGinil nekolik bafuv a
rozhledl Sc kolem.
"A servus, Kaspar!" vykrikl
a hned ma to vstal.
"Tady jsme. Pojd'! Pojd'!"
volal nemecky privedl ke sto
lu cetnika. Ten Karoline "a
lsalutoval. Vsccka Sc zardela.
Poznala no okamzite. Byl to
|tyz cetnicky zavodci, ktery Sc
ld6l $ nj We vlaku, kdyz jela do
lBrna.
i "Tu slecinku bych mel
znat...." rekl cetnik nemecky,
zavesuje 81 savli ma polici.
/ Brzy Sc dohodli. Kral z toho
incl patrnou radost. Cetnik 81
kroutil navoskovane kniry. u
lkazoval prsteny a vytahoval
|stale y pod rukavd naskrobene
manzety.
f. ."Ale trochu Sc spadla... je
lbleda.. Ia. IA - tO Rrnoi" RI
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dim
na vych. Ito. ul. z Union cislo
33i47. Tel. Broadway 3015 Il.
.Ie moderne zafizen a musi BY
Ii prodan nasledkem odjezdu.
5-16
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DVOURODINNY DUN na "a.

UVUUKUUINNY DUN IA "a
padni al. ul., bllze kostela sv.
Prokopa, je Z pokoiich dole
4 pok. nahore koupelnou, vse
moderne Zarizeno a prvni tfl-
dy stavba. Cena $11.OO0 Hla-
ste Sc Y els. 1897 Fulton Rd.
5-19
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
IA zap. as. ul. blize Denison
ave., A pokoje, koupelna, fer
nes, garaz. Cena $500. Hla-
ste Sc els. 1887 Fulton Rd.
SO
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PRODA Sc iednorodinny dunn
% 6ti pokojich, 'koupelna, ga
raz, cihlove kamenne zakla-
dy, lot .ie 40 pri 12O str. VcZ-
me sc lot, kde je mestskc "a
vedeni, co splatka. Agent sc
vyluGuji. Haste sc v els. 3631
Z. 1913. st. z Union Ave.
5-15
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NEPLATTE NAJEM, mIzete-
Ii byti We SVEN. Name novy
dunn pro dve rodiny, vsechno
zvelebeni. Lot 40 pri $50 str,
ulice dlazdena. Majetek ten
to Sc naleza ma vych. 13O. ul.
a da Sc "a mirnou cenu; cast
ka hotove ostatni ma mesicni
splatky. Blizsi sdeli l.. Sanda,
I3175 vych. 116. ul.
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ST. cukrovinkovy OBJ

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem skolnich po-
tfeb, kde Sc trzi pres $500 ty-
dne, ie tam pekny byt a ma
iem lcvny. Naleza Sc blize
skoly a Y dobrean okoli. Pro-
deJne zasoby a pekne fixtures.
Lavoleite telefonem Broadway
1913 aneb navstivte p. Elmer
mana, 1907 Miles Ave.
SD
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PRIJMOU Sc jeden neb diva
fadni pani ma byt Sc stravou,
neb beze stravy Corlett, pou-
re 5 minut cd kary. Vezmete
Union a 13O. ul. oznacenou ka-
ru. Adresa sc sdeli v adm.
"Sveta" pod znackou "a.
5 Is
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PRIJMOU Sc diva zrucni uni
ovi tesari. Haste Sc ma praci
&. 12414 harrington Ave. v
Corlett blize vych. 124. ul. dru
ha ulice cd Union kary.
SIS
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DR. Q B N f
ON A M K Y.
PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc zena "a hospody-
mi. Adresa Sc sdeli V adm. t.
listu pod znackou ''Hospody-
me" !?
The Washington times., 1923-07-20
z PICK JOBS BY
LOT To SHOW
Up EDISON
College Men Draw Careers As
Movie Actor, Undertaken
and Haberdasher.

NEW YORK, July 20.-To dis
prove Thomas A. Edison's theory
that a college maj. is good only for
the Job for which he has been train
ed, LIE Roy Ellsworth Grooms, Cor
nell graduate ana consulting mining
chemist from Nevada, has gone into
the movies and is playing in a studio
on Long Island.
Grooms told yesterday how he hap
pened to make the test. A few weeks
ago, he said, group of college men,
of which he was one, were discussing
the Ed son idea in the University
Club. Grooms suggested they try to
disprove the inventors theory.
1.-The names Of twelve professions
were written on slips and passed
around in a hat" Grooms said, leach
of the men promising to take up the
profession he drew. On the slips
were: Motion picture actor, steel,
farming, lumber, automobile, stage
actor, cattle. building construction,
haberdashery, electrical engineering,
undertaken and steamship transpor-
tation.
"Of the twelve who entered the
agreement three were lawyers, two
stock brokers, one a doctor, one a
mining engineer, one an author, two
civil engineers, one a consulting
mining chemist and one capitalist"
Grooms drew the motion picture
slip. He soon found job, and is
now thinking of continuing in the
business. He was the first to sue
coed, but according to the agreement
the other eleven must try to be es.
tablished in their new professions by
September /.
The Washington times., 1923-07-20
Guy That Lost Hundreds on Ponies
Raved Like Maniac When He
Accidentally Passed Out Ten
Spot for Dollar Ride

pered about it, and then I said
that maybe the taxi guy was
hard up and the Lord sent him
an extra few dollars, and how
you never can, tell from what
source your prayers are going to
e be answered, and how maybe he
had been chosen as an agent to
see that kid got the money.
But / might just as well have
been trying to read poetry out
attention / got from him.
Seems like losing money ON 3
taxi amt a bit like losing money
on a horse.
TRIES TO CONSOLE HIM.
II tried to tell him that it's bet
ter. to be gyped by q taxi than
bumped by one, and how much
more he would have been out If
this taxi had slxidded into a
Sixth avenue pillar instead Of a
ten dollar bin.
I figured the best thing I could
do was to say a fond farewell
and beat 1t, and leave him going
through his pockets still looking
for that ten spot.
He was i'm such a hurry to keep
his appointment he just showed
the money i'm the boys hand and
beat it. If he had all this time
to waste looking for that ten he
might have taken n little time to
look at what kinda bill he was
passing out. it seems to me, and
saved himself all this sorrow. He
looked at me with suspicion as
if he thought maybe was going
The Washington times., 1923-07-20
Nv FAY KING.

A pal of mine was just climb
ing into taxi and said she would
gimme a lift uptown:
/ jumped in and he told the
bird at the wheel to make it
snappy, and he did.
My destination was aNlittle he.
yOnd his, but / got out when he
did and walked a block west with
him. He was just folding up his
bill case when all of a sudden he
stopped short and seemed about
to have fit.
Digging down into his pocket
he pulled forth all the change and
crumpled up bills he had and
started mumbling:
II knew it; / knew it!'
Passersby slowed up a bit and
looked at me as If they thought
/ had robbed this bird of some OF
his bills. 1t was easy to see that
he had lost some money.
GAVE HIM TEN SPOT.
"What seems to be the mat
teri" I said.
Great guns! I gave that taxi
driver q ten spot instead of a
dollar bill!' he gasped.
Are you sure?"
"Surest thing you know. Had
a ten and five and about four
ones in here and the ten is gone"
thought he was going to die
of heart failure and tried my best
to cheer him up about it.
/ reminded him how much
dough he had lost on the bang
tails ponies, and never whim-
The Washington times., 1923-07-20
EUROPEANS ARE
SLOW TOF|LL
QUOTAS
Only Seven Countries Exhaust
Emigrant Allowance UP
to July II.
BY Cosmopolitan News Service.

Albania, Fiume, Greece, Portugal
Russia and Spain were the only
European countries whose July
quotas of immigrants to the United
States were exhausted by July IL,
which is the date of the last tabu'
lation of the United States Depart
ment Of Labor, just made public.
The only Asiatic countries, whose
July quotas We're filled on that
date, were Palestine, Syria, Turkey
and a few smaller states. Africa
including Egypt had exhausted its
July quota.
Italy, Austria, Germany, Belgium
France, Hungary. Norway, Poland
Sweden and Jugoslavia. the state
ment shows. were far from filling
their July quotas.
The Washington times., 1923-07-20
CINCINNATI Is AFTER
VETERANS CONVENTION

NORFOLK, Va, July 2O.-With
600 veterans, headed by Brann
Hedrick, county chairman of Ham
ilton county, and several post COM
manders, Cincinnati, Ohio will
make a strong bid for the 1924
encampment of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars at their twenty
fourth annual encampment in Nor
folk next month.
Kansas City, also an aspirant for
next years meeting, will be repre-
scented. Seventy-five thousand WIS.,
ltors are expected for the week of
the veterans gathering.
The Washington times., 1923-07-20
VERMONT GOVERNOR
CALLS SPECIAL ELECTION

MONTPELIER, VT, July 20. -
Governor Proctor today called a
special Senatorial election to be
held November s, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of William p.
Dillingham;, who was for twenty
three years a senator from Yer
mont. Governor Proctor also order
The Washington times., 1923-07-20

and dances in September Morn"
costumes are some of the com.
plants residents have lodged
against midnight jewellers on the
Ventnor bathing beaches. An in.
vestigation by Chief Of Police
Frings resulted.
Frings admits !, that the com.
plants of the cottagers are founded
on fact. AS a consequence a mid.
night curfew has been instituted.
The Washington times., 1923-07-20

to meet the taxi driver later and
have plank steak dinner on
that bill.
l was about to say that I wish
i could repay him for his kind
ness in taking me up town, but /
was afraid, in vieW of his loss,
which he was taking so hard, he
might say / could repay him with
cash. check or a money order,
so / just said:
II thank you," like X. C. b.
The Washington times., 1923-07-20
Costly "Bribe" Fails,

WOOSTER, Ohio, July 2o.-That
he gave his wife a $1,000 diamond
ring on her promise to quit smok-
ing cigarettes is one of the numer.
GUS charges in a cross-petition for
divorce filed here by Seth j. Swain
against Laura ). Swain. They are
prominent in local society.
The Washington times., 1923-07-20

ed a special primary on October 8
to nominate candidates for the sena-
torial election.
The Washington times., 1923-07-20
Jewellers AT BEACH
KEEP CoTTAGERS AWAKE

ATLANTIC CITY, July 20.-Tipp-
ling from silver-mounted TASKS,
cigarette smoking by young girls
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-16
Albany Seeks Agreement With Nashville Bank Over Loan
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Friday night of this week is ex- pected to be the end of the eontro- versy which has been in progress here for years between a national bank in Nashville and the city of Albany. Friday Mayor Britain and Senator Melvin Hutson, the city at torney, Will make a report on the conference held in Nashville Wednes- day. The differences arose between the bankers in Nashville over a large sum of money said to be due them from the city of Albany as in terest charges. The city did not use all the money borrowed as the su- preme court of Alabama sustained an injunction that prevented the carry ing out the street improvement pro- ject on which the money was being used. It is claimed the Nashville bankers want interest on the whole amount whether due or not. A com promise proposition will be pre- scented to the council by Messrs Brit ain and HutSOn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-16
SPRING NORMAL OPENS
school Has Largest Enrolment Il
 EnstitutIOn's History

JACKSONVILLE. Ala, March 15.- Especial Leased Wire.)-The spring term. Of the state normal school le2aa Wednesday with one of the largest cnrollments in it's history.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-16
ATTORNEY AT SAMSON l DRINKS AMMONIA BY MISTAKE; HE MAY DIE.
Heavy Wind Prevents Him From Detecting Fumes
 in Time

SAMSON. Ala. March 15.-tBy Special Leased Wire )-N. H. MiXson, well-known attorney of Samson Ala. and at one time county solici- tor, is lying at the point of death tonight as the result of taking q drink of strong ammonia Wednes- day morning. A collapse followed the draught and his symptoms since have been such as to indicate fatal outcome, according to physicians. It is said that MT. Nilsson, aceompa- ned by others. was returning to Samson from court in Geneva in a taxi driven by II. F. fatrick. MT. Patrick had in the car a bottle full of ammonia. MT. Patrick caught the smell of ammonia fumes and called back to be careful, that the bottle contained ammonia. The warning came too late, as the attorney had taken swallow of the liquid by mistake.
 The car was at once turned around and the victim was taken to Geneva. pr. Elland and Dr. Johnston hold out little hope of recovery. It is believed that a strong north wind which was blowing across the carried away the fumes, as otherwise 1t is believed the fumes would have warned the victim. Dr. Johnston at , o'clock this evening said that Mir. Mixson's condition was critical and it is thought that pneumonia is setting in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-16
SPRING PAY-UP DRIVE CITY BANK ARGUMENT OPENED BY BAPT|STS WILL BE COMPROMISED
Itinerary of Speakers Announced to
 Boost S75,OOO,OOO Fund

DEMOPOLIS, Al.., March 15.-(Spe- cial. .)--Baptists all over the south are busy rounding up the spring pay-up campaign on the s75,000,00o fund. The convention year ends April 30. and that will end three and half of the five years for which pledges were taken. About $40,000,000 has been paid in already. It is hoped by the end of the spring drive these figures will be advanced to near $50,000, 900. Each state has it's own organization through which it's work is being done.
 Various sectional and district and church meetings have been provided for and leading speakers are touring Truett of Dallas. Tex, speaks at Montgomery Mafch 26 and at Bir- mingham March 27. Dr. l.. R. Scar borough, Fort Worth, Tex, speaks at Mobile April l and at Albany April 2.
 pr. B. c. Henning of the Home Mis- sion Board of Atlanta, Ga, has an itinerary as follows: Atmore, March 20; Evergreen, March 21; Greenville, March 22; Andalusia, March 23; Doth an, March 25; Troy, March %; Clan ton, March 2S; Selma March 29: Syla-
 
 Anniston and Jacksonville, April 1 /; Sheffield, April 3. All these are eve ming appointments except at Dothan, Anniston and Sheffield.
 Dr. W. Y. Quisinberry, of Clinton, Miss, has the borrowing appoint ments: Demopolis, March IS; York, March IS; Cuba, March 19; Union- town, March 20: Pine Hill, Marcb 21 Thomasville. March 20; Jackson, \ Nn Nfa ~ boro, March 25; Montevallo, March 26; Attalla. March 2S; Fort Payne, March 29; Boaz, March 30: Albert vile and Guntersville, April 1. These are evening appointments except at Demopolis. Marion. and Albertville.
 Dr. J. T. Henderson of Knoxville, Tenn, secretary of laymens move ment, will speak at Scottsboro, April 5: Huntsville. April 6, and Gadsden, Anri1 X