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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
RAIN INTERFER RES WITH FARM WORK
Truck And Fruit Need More Sunshine, But Moisture
 Favors Other Crops

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Crop and weather conditions in southern states during the week were summarized today by the department of agricul- ture as follows:
 While the latter part or the week ending December 25 was consider ably cooler in the southeast, freezing temperatures did not extend further south than extreme northern South Carolina, while on readings as low as 32 degrees was reported In the Ohio or Mississippi valley south of east-central Missouri. In the west gulf territory somewhat below freez- ing was reported from west central Texas but along the immediate gulf coast the lowest readings were only slightly below 50 degrees.
 There was much cloudy and rainy weather throughout the southern states and also in central and north ern districts from the Mississippi val ley eastward. Rainfall was heavy to excessive in the lower Ohio valley and in the central gulf states, but 1t was rather light in the southeast. though there was much cloudy and misty weather.
 Rainy weather and wet fields in- terfered with farm work throughout the southern states in some section of which rain fell on as many as five days of the week.
 O O O
 Fruit Needs More Sunshine.
 Mild. moist weather was generally favorable for growing crops, al though truck and fruit needed more sunshine in the west gulf section.
 There was sufficient rain in Flor ida to improve conditions but more rainfall was generally needed in the state and the continued mild weather was rather unfavorable for hardy truck.
 Winter wheat made good progress throughout the principal producing areas. The crop was benefited by rain in Ohio and was still growing and showing some improvement in Kentucky. There was some injury by flooding, however, In portions of Indiana. The crop did well in the lower Missouri valley and continued in satisfactory condition in Kansas.
 Winter oats and other cereals did well in most of the southern states, though it was too wet in the ex- treme lower Mississippi valley and cooler weather would be beneficial in the southeast.
 Winter truck was favorably af- fected by the weather in the south eastern states but there was too much rain from the lower Mississippi valley westward.
 Florida Truck Favored.
 The mild temperature in Florida favored tender truck but cooler weather was needed for celery, let tuce and cabbage. Truck continued good in California, although lettuce was damaged by frost in some sec tions, canteloupes and melons were being planted in the Imperial valley. The harvest and grinding of sugar cane was further delayed in Louis jana, and the sugar yield continued disappointing. Rapid progress was made in stripping tobacco in Ken lucky, but there was delay in mar keting because of the bad condition of the roads.
 Rains in Florida were beneficial to citrus fruit, and strawberries did fairly well in that state. Fruit needed more sunshine in the west gulf area and the abnormally warm weather in south Atlantic districts caused some swelling of tender fruit buds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28

This ad doesn't BEGIN to tell the story. New reductions go into the Clearout as we rearrange stocks to get into shipshape for inventory.
 So come expecting to find almost every thing anybody wants or needs-to wear or to use in your home-at savings that disregard cost prices and ignore profits entirely = -one-FOURTH, one-TE1IRD, one-HALF and even MORE.
 Three days more-but the earlier the better
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
or HO M E s
GoodFurniture at One-FOURTH Saving

Norhfield Fiber Suites-For the living paror or porch in all finishes Separate pieces include ferneres lamps tables and davenport tables An opportunity purchase
 world known furniture oneourth less than the former
 low prices making the present price about factory cost Breakfast Room Suites-Bghten your breakfast with one suites the remarkable reduction Dit ferent finshes of them decorated round gateeg tables with Windsor chairs to match.
 Gae-Leg TabesMahogany splendid reproductions; Grand Rapids make All sizes for living breakfast one-fourth off the original prices
 Windsor Chars-Mahogany finished; Sckley make; with wood or rush seats; for breakfast or living
 Smoking Stands and Serving TabesLeft-overs from the Christmas rush-the entire stock at onefourth off.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
Rugs Radically Reduced

$45O Administers $3-Alwool soft-fnish high pile rugs Persian effects; 27x54 inches The 36x63 sze for merly SIPS, $6.
 $3.75 Chenille Bath Rugs, $25O-Woven reversible; slightly soed but easily washed; wanted designs and coorings; 24x36 $4 inead of $575 for the 27x54 ssize $5 instead of $6 o5 for the 30x60 size
 $165O Bozart Fiber Rugs, $12Arsc stenced patterns; all wanted colorngs
 $225O Shelton Wool Fiber Rugs, $18Woven seamless and reversbe jacquard border designs blue and green only $375 Texas Wregrass Rugs $2-Ranbow pattern ble; 24x50; for porch paror.
 $4.25 Velvet Scatter Rugs $3-A wool; firmly woven;
 floral and conventional designs 27x54 The 36x72 sze mery $6.50, $5.-TFIIRD FLOOR.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
S1.75 Bath Fixtures, 98c

One table includes soap dishes hanging and bath tub dhes towel bars of glass; in three sizes; glass holders tooth brush holders and paper holders. Split Shopping Baskets 9ScConvenient handles various
 colors closeout Sheffield Sve 8c-About 000 small pieces including tea
 spoons butter knives butter spteaders and shells Metal Waste Baskets 49c-Six coors match almost
 color scheme Salad Bowls 59c-200 ten-nch salad bowls in four attractive
 designs. Flower Bowls $1-About %, of iridescent glass. Table Glassware 29c-Water glasses and l2-ounce tea
 glasses. Irdescent Water Glasses 59c each Glass Water Jugs, 98c-Neat grape design. Bathroom Mirrors $119-Were $l.50; white enameled;
 size l0x 6 nches.-FOURTH FLOOR.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
NEW BID FOR MUSCLEl SHOALS MAY BE MADE
;;;:: ] Yedr-end ClcdrOut
Alabama Power Company And
 Other Interests Mentioned

WASHINGTON, Dec 27.-The Ala bama Power company in conjunction with certain other interests has been considering making an offer to purchase from the government the Muscle Shoals power project, 1t was declared on high authority today.
 Other parties also have been study ing the question of making an offer 1t was added, but no definite propo- sition has been received yet by Sec retary of War Weeks.
 These tentative plans were what Weeks had in mind in recently stat ing that new offer for Muse Shoals was in prospect. 1t was under stood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
ME EX|CAN GENERAL AND TROOPS TAKEN
300 CavaIrymen Are Made Prisoners By Rebels In At-
 tack At Irapuato

VERA CRUZ, Dec. 27.-Gen. Lazaro Cardenas and his entire staff and 300 cavalrymen have been taken prisoner by the revolutionary forces. according to a statement issued to- night at general revolutionary head quarters here.
 The rebels were under command of Gen Rafael Buelna of General Estradas army They attacked the Obregonists at Irapuato, state of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
HUNCHBACK ACCUSED
Sailor, On Deathbed, Names Him Al
 WieIder Of Knife

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 27.-A hunch- back newsboy, known as Otis Hern- don, was named in a deathbed state ment of Sergt. A. M. Less of Iowa. as the civilian who plunged knife into the soldiers lungs during bfawl here Christmas Day, according to an announcement by the solicitor gen eral.
 Less died here yesterday from his injuries. Two soldiers, Herndon and two other civilians were under arrest by police and military authorities in- vestis ating the fatal fight
 Rerndon denied Less charge. He said the affray resulted when the soldiers interfered with group oI civilians heckling a small boy for blowing a mouth harp on Christmas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
U. s. SHIP SENDS OUT CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE
Vessel Reports One Of Her Holds
 Is Under Water

LONDON. Dec. 27.-The U. S. Ship ping Board steamer Conejos sent out $. o. s. calls for assistance this aft ernoon which were picked up by the wireless station at Alexandria. ac- cording to a private message to Lloyds.
 The Conejos. which presumably Is somewhere in the vicinity of Aexan- dria reported that one hold was un- der water.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
PSYCHOLOGISTS MEET
Features Will Be Exhibit of Latest
 Apparatus

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 27-Psychol- ogists from almost every college and university in the country met here today in the opening session of the Thirty-second annual convention of the American Psychological associa- tion.
 Lewis NJ. Herman, Stanford univer- sity, president of the association, opened the conference with brief sketch of the advancement made in general psychology.
 One of the features of the meet ing will be an exhibit of the latest scientific apparatus used by psychol- ogistS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
NEW SHOCKS FELT
Earthquake Again Rocks Ruins Of
 South American Towns


 BOGOTA. Colombia, Dec. 27.-Two of the most severe shocks yet felt rocked remains of the towns of TuI- gan and Carlosama Wednesday, ad- ding to devastation in the border re- zion where earthquakes of the past fortnight have taken a toll of sew eral thousand lives.
 Bogota. the capital, felt the quakes at a. m, yesterday, but no damage was caused here.
 An Italian geological mission which went to Tulcan to stCdy the results of the earth shocks, believes they were caused by great internal dis placements in the mountains"
 Reports from Gacheta were that the quakes were accompanied by a sudden extraordinary change in tenn perature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
Lou To Clearout

chairs pattern for your living comfy At low prices to suit your pocket book.
 Bedroom Furnitme-Chfforobes choners and vanities; odd pieces various finishes. specially priced to close Tea Casay be used for tables draw in front of tho
 fire these chilly days features include drop leaves concealed handles glass remarkably moderate prices Writing Desks-Many designs with chairs match, all FLOOR.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
Drapery Madras, 1-2

75c Jacquard Madras 39cSma designs subdued color
 ngs ideal for draperes; full yard wde good home in for Christmas gift money.
 Figured Silks and Mohairs, $1 YardFu yard wide; fine material for lamp shade7 and overdrapes
 $1 Cretonnes Now soc Yard-lmported and domestic quste coorings; floral bird verdure patterns both elusive and tastefuL-Tt1IRD FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
URGED AS AMBASSADOR

Nomination Of North Dakotan For
 Mexico City Post Is Proposed
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The nomi- nation of William Lemke. Fargo N. D.. to be ambassador to Mexico was pro- posed to President Coolidge today by Senator Magnus Johnson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
No Mail Orders

No telephone orders. no C. O. D.'s, please. All sales must be final. Thirty seven years of fair dealing and honest merchandising guarantee your satisfac- ton with every purchase.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
BABY DESPERADOES HELD
Boys Of 13 And IA Who Burned Way
 Out Of Jail Identified

Out Of Jail Identified
 MEMPHIS, Dec. N-Sammle Brimm, IA, and Elmer Corbett, 13, baby desperadoes, who broke jail at Cairo, Ill. last Friday night. were Identified here today by Sheriff James S. Roche of Cairo.
 The boys were arrested several days ago in the railroad yards. The boys burned themselves out of the Cairo jail, flooded the cells with water, crammed soap into locks and cut the straps of their hunks, the sheriff said.
 They will be returned to Cairo to face a charge of stealing an auto mobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
Fashion-Right Pumps At "Odds-and-Ends" Prices

All small of this seasons styles for dress or street wear
 models in silver gold black san suede and patent leather-all sizes-clearng
 At $5Back sans black suedes and other suedes from our regular stock Spanish and flat heels strap opera sysa A generous group of extrao ordnary values At $795-Sver and gold pumps and types in silver brocade with straps Correspond delightfully."- with any ming gown.
 At $795-Bck sans black light brown and beaver .uedes strap tongue models with Louis Spanish heels good the famous Laird Schober models-MAIN Fl Ol
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
TO SWEETEN FLORIDA
eurar Plant In Everglades To Begin
 In IanuarY

gugar Plant In EverEIades TO BtSih
 Generations In January
 MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 27-FIorlda Rioneer sugar refining plant will be ssut in operation about January 1, ac- Sording to announcement today by E. R. Baker, manager of the Pennsyl- vania Sugar company.
 The new plant costing million and a half dollars and located in the Everglades, IT miles northwest Of Miami, will handle every process from grinding to refining sugar in the same manner as plants in New York and New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28

new magnetic alloy of very high nerm ea btlity has been discovered. employed divers In warfare.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
HEARING POSTPONED
WaIton,e Motion To Quash Indict-
 menf .leset For Janaary 2I

fnEUt ANSStt Of
 OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 27.-Hear- ,reI on inc motion of former Gov. J. c Walton to amash indictments returned against him following his impeach- nent was postponed today until Janu- arv al. Postponement was ordered on request of Walton's counsel for more time to take depositions in the case
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
Aluminium Down to 89c

One table of pure aumnumae includes ten-quart dshpans eghtqu preserving kettles ouquart kettles four quart saucepans. sklets and other useful items. Bread Boxes $1 .49-Were $2; white enameled slightly
 soied Canister Ses 99cFour pieces flour sugar. coffee and
  Breakfast Sets, $3.29-3 piece, gold leaf design; fifty
 ony-FOURTH FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28

China has 10000, 100000 copper coins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
Tots Wear 1-3Lower

Our entire stock of coats hats and wool silk for M tie folks from Remarkable who frst-SECOND FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
Golf, "Chappie" Coats
 1-3 Less
Morning Dresses, $1

Odds and ends OGyd be much hher-plaids checks and FLOOR.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-31

mar Dem 8olfe nod nift einmtol
ifarf genlg. Yoincore umifmei1eI.
te BARN Oen Senot Der Sereinigten
Stoaten uno entiduIOigte Die @idt-
ratifi8ierung oeS Barrier @ertroges.
Die fran3olil6e Yreiie lit a6er II d t
ieiner @teinung uio Iest 6as gauge
&eporotionseIenO ouf Die Sdultern
Oieies Genates. 6runfrei6S 8olitif
itebf oIio inl 8ege ieoer &erit6noi-
gullg. llnicre Gegieritng iolte Den
6ron3oien tIor MAIDEN, OoB iie 8oin.
bores &orgeben nidt biai9t. sic bat
Elm &edt, ia losar cine Tfli6t oa0u.
StoatsiefretGr Suebes meinte bori-
eeS Sobr in ieiner HeOe in Stem So
an, oie 3abIungsfdbigfcit Oa
S6ulonerNmerifns, alio aud 6ruuf.
reidS, bGnge BON Der 6eitiesung Der
&eporotionsiumme ob. IS lit olio
Iogiidl ooB, melu gmerifa Sntereiie
0oron bat, iein @elS 5uriidou6efom-
men, es audi al Der 2oiung oes He-
p~arationS- ul0 MubrproblemS mitou-
orbeiten bot. Sc eber in oieien Dim
gen &lorbeit berridt, 0eito raider
fam @merita Die Hiid5ablline ser
~geIiebenen @eloer erparten. Trob-
oen1 fommt bonn Giuon5iefret6r Wtel-
Ion sic Mitteilung, Is iei niht 3eit,
lid in sic ,eilropGiihen" @irreu ein-
3unliiden. IS lit ober geraoe iebt
3eit. Cine ganS Hare, beitimmte $50
Iitif in @aibingtnn I'M Slime eng
LAMBS, ebenio unoerbliimt mie Die
@nglanos scr letteu 3eit, miiroe go
incore, ser na6 leiner neueiten Reoe
nit glmerifas 9 pmpatbi lie red-
net, 5eigen, oaB er ii6 irrt, Dab feline
9olitif gum @itin @uropos fitbrt
un0 oomit at elmer Sddoi9un9 aud
amerifanil6er @irtIhoft.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-31
TOrni's MlpenfrGuter
INNER friid ST 6aben bel
6. $. G~eineiueber, 1903 30. St.N.8.
Telephon: West 1912
3luci &ieienInftidiffe fir Die
Bel. Staafca,

Die StreitfrGfte Onfel Cams mer-
ben in 0ieiem 9erblt nm 3ipei Der
gr0Bten 2ufti6iffe Der 8elt Oermebrt
meroen. 0as 2uftidiffabrtsbilro Der
ariegSflotte bat betonnt gegeben, ooB
Ser 3&-t, Oas rielige, gond in Ame-
rita gebaltte 2uftidiff, mel6es oiir-
3eit in Ser 2uftidiffbale 81 2afe-
BURT in Stem Seriep nit Selium ge-
fiillt miro, ungef1br am September
bonn Stapel geben miro. ungefdbr i'm
Monot Nobember miro Der nod gro
Bere &3-3, Ser iebt ieiner 8ollen.
Dung in 9eutidlano en%teegcn9ebt,
mobrideinli6 nod Sen Ser. Staoten
fIieqeil, INN bier on oie &e9ierung
abgeliefert 0lt meroen. 8eioe 2uft.
idiffe lino in Der geiualtigen Saae 81
2afeburlt %ltotioniert.
BUR @blieferung oes 2uftidifIes
miro bon Den oeutihen @rbouern oes
1913 fir 0eu Slug iiber Den O3ean
8allerItoff beuiibt neroen. @a6oem
IS on sic @ereini9ten Staaten abge-
liefert moroen lit, miro es nit Dem
nidt crplooierbaren Selium gefilat
peroen.
Ser 1913 miro ettpos GROCER uno
Dem MuSieben nod i6merer iein, als
Der in oielem 2anoe gebaute 3H-l,
er bat cine 2Gnge BON $50 SUB, mab-
reno ser 3&-t $50 Sub lang 1T. 0b.
wobl 90 Sub fiir8er, bat er ieooA Ell
men 9urdmeIIer BON 80 SUB, nab
reno ser 3&-1 MIR 10 Sub i'm 0urf-
meIIer miBt. 9as in 9eutidlano ge-
balte 2uftI6iff entbalt 2,400,000
aubiffuB @as, mdbreno oas in ane-
rita ae6oltte 100000 &ubiffuB emit
bdlt. OoS oeutide 2rfti6iff miro
nit 5 Mop6od- Wtotoren bon je 400
8feroefrdften fortbelueet, mGbreno
iid oie 8etriebsfraft oes 3&-1 aus
6 8adaro Wotoreu bon 100000
9feroefrGften 3niammeniebt.
0ieIe sfuei @eidmilteriAiffe gebo-
rem al oem ~Itarren 3eppelintpp, Der
aus einem @cItea aus Ouralumin be-
itebt, in Dem lid cine &eibe bon etlpa
90 @asbaaons ODER Abteilungen be-
finoen; oas gauge lit NIT einem ltor-
rem Giel b~erbunoen mel6er ben
Sauptforrioor oes 2uftidiffes biloet
rro ollf Sem li6 Die öidfeiten
fir sic geiosung bon etma 30 Wonn,
sic @aIolinbcbdlter unO Der @oller.
baIlolt befinOen.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-31
Die s%raniomitc @affc!

Sliegerbomben, See.Dtineu, Slit
gaie m0gen fir 0eu g(ugenblid idred-
baftere 8irfungel beroorbringen-
oie grauianlte 8affe, Die iemals
Meniden 3ltr Gerni6tung ibrer Sem.
DC %erlonnen boben, bleibt Der Sun.
ger. @r 5eritort nidt bios belteben-
oes, loitoerr aud merOen0es 2eben.
Gr RAFT unidhlOige &inoer neben
bilfloien @reiien uno iGugen0en
Miittcrn Oabin. @r fiiut oie Gleros
bGrier mo liefert gauge @eneratio.
nen Dem i6lei6enoen Siedtum aus,
no CT ni@t nod raidere Arbeit tut.
&ann man Beridte, ruie lie Ioeben
mieoer aus Ben erneut bon Der Sum
gcrfataltropbe betroffenen S6auaben.
tolonien in S~iioruBlanO eintreffen,
obne innerites Grihauern lelen?
.@ie mabnitnni9 Ialfen Die benz Zoo
@elueibten ouf ben StraBen lumber.
Sbre Mugen ltarren glGiern ms &el'
te, ibr Wfltn0 mltrmelte unnerltdnos
lihe 8orte. 8eionoerS ldredlid) lit
ser Nn6lid Ser &inoer. Sic baben
cinen @eiidtsausorud mie @reile.
SSSbre Saut lit iabl, ibr 2eib periln.
Italtet. Gage ia Wo6enlang oouern
Die entlebli6en Qualeu oieier Opfer
Des SooeS". llno oieie unbarmbers
3ioIte oQer @offen bat England nelln
Mtonate na6 5rieOensi6luB gegen
Deutl6louo ongelpanOt. Die umeri-
fanil6e &egierung-melde angeblid
nltr Die monardiide Hegierulg
0eltihlor0s, niGt oas 0eutide Bolt
befGmpfte-bat Oieiem g%rauiomen
&rieg in 5rieOens6eiten ltlaldmel-
geno ougeidaut. &ein @ort oes @b-
l6euS-lpie oeren iopiele bon 1914
is BON aan5eln uno Heonerbiib.
men bier5ulanoe 9eb0rt muroen, mur-
Sc ii6er oieIe @rorliamfeit 9eDort.
8iaD Suloap mar gun5lid Der
ltummt. llno jebt-iett menoet
6ranfrei6 mieOerum ojelelbe I'M
borm6cr3iglte aaer Maffen I'M Hubr.
gebict gegen bic mebrlolc 9ebolfe-
rung ocSielben an. 9lle Giienbab-
men lino itiG gelegt. Aae 2ebensmit-
te|ltransporte nerbotcn ale Wtilf5u.
fubr la6mgelegt. lln0 Dos mitten
I'M 6rieoen, gegeniiber einem 8olf.
oos ourd arie9sleioen, 5rieOenS.
lalten ino jabrelunge Sungerbloda.
Sc obncbin i6on mtfS duBerite ge.
idmGdt lit. Sbr Amerifaner oelit
Ider g(bitammung bier III Oielel
Stoot. mas Iogt ibr oo5u?
9anerwiirite, 2anSjGser nnS gurfi
edtc Srantfnrter, bel
SneblerS,
36-45 HinaS Marfet, Wain 3521
Washington Journal., 1923-08-31
gSai6inatOn SilfsUcreim.

Die nd6ite 5ibung finOet beute,
5reitog, Oen 81. Augitit, Abenos
S.t5 ll6r i'm GoucoroG hibbouie ltatt.
IS miro bier nofmals nm 3uien.
oung bon Sleioern, @1ide. llnterpG.
idr. BeiB5eua, @arn, etc. etc. gebe.
ten. NILES fam Oriibeu gebraInt
meroen. Die gtot lit 10 sroB. pir Tie
nod ME Dorber gelueicn lit. Die mel.
item a~auiIGOeu idIieBen 'ueiI Tie in
ben ietigen l~lmitGnoen nidt mebr
einfduicn fonuen unO sic @eniglten
oie 8reiie be5ablen f0nnen Die jebt
geforoert meroen. Gs lit on Der 3eit,
Dab mir ms ielbit befnoppen mill.
len. oanlit mir oeneu oriiben beIfen.
@icIe tiin es idou uno baben es ihon
longe aetnn, ober nod piele mebr
fomnten eS tIn.
@. 3. aoenie, Sdriitiiibrer.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-31
Mir luarten.

9eim 2eien al ser oeridieoenen
3eocn, melhe III letterer Belt bon
unieren StootSmdmern, beionoers
ioldcn. meldle europe bereilten, ge.
Dolten muroen. ludlten mir peraebenS
nod) cinem Morte 81 @nniteu 0es Tor
Dem 3uiammenbruh Iteben0en
GeutidlouoS. g8ir marteten berge.
bellS alti einen 4lts0ruf 0es 8eoall.
eruS, eineu SintueiS ouf Die furhtba.
re Unprecedented Der G%r5uingung
oeS iddnoliden Serioiller 8ertrages,
ouf cinen Jinger3eig, iuie Dem 3u-
lnmmenbruh o~bgebolfen merOen ton.
lie. IS Dnr0en mo mer0en nod
tGglid leere Hbraien geore6ielt, lido.
ne @orte obne iraeno meIde 8eOeu.
tung geiproden-aber oas re6te
Wort feblt. Stein nod 10 leiier, er.
iriiAenoer @inobaud. pel6er ben
gerin9iten 2uit5u9 IN Die idmiiIe. ge.
nitteridmangere atmosphere euro.
pas tragen fonnte, modt lih bemerf.
bar. llno merll mirtli6 einmal ei.
lter ser &erren Die Orobenoe Gage
itreift gebt er oorum berum mie Die
&abe INN oen beiBen 9rei. 90 aud
Dor elmer ISOLDE Senator McGormid
I'M Sefferlon Sotel, Yeoria, SIs.,
lpelher Is uid)t angebrott fano, cine
SiIbe oariiber at duBern. 8os lit Die
llriate2 Dfan merit Die 9lbiiht unO
miro oeritimmt. Ole 9erren boben 10
piel nit ibrer eigeuen Yolitit 81 tiin,
lire eigcnen 3dunc 81 erridten ulo
lire 0r1bte 81 5iebelL Dab ibnen 0oS
luidtigitc Yroblem, Dem Die 8elt ge-
geniiberitebt. fem Sutereiie ab5uge.
uinnen pcrmag. SIS lit mirflih ihner
81 pcriteben Dab uniere liberalen,
oornrteilSloien Stoatsmdnner, Die
lid emit nid)t ifeliten, oaS ainO beim
rehten Nanlen 81 nennen uno often
nit Der Sprode berausfamen menn
IS gait Elm unreht 81 %uer0ammen,
Jest m1usdenitia iinO. Son uuieter
giegierunJ gornidt 81 re0en. 0eren
@ciinmng lit uns Jet seniigeno fIar
geporoen nIs OoB mir nod etiuns BON
ibr eriuarten oiiriten, Oas oorauf be.
rednet lit. ibre Stimme 81 @unlten
0eutlhlan0s 81 erbeben. o0er IN Die
@emaItpolitif eineS Soincore einou-
g~reifen. Nber mir boffen linO ermar.
ten bod oaB 0iram Sobnion wenn
er oie 3eit fir getommen bolt, feline
9eobadtungell, Die er in europa
mo1te, gum glusorud 81 bringen,
Dem 2anoe floreu, unberf1lidten
Mein einidenten miro. @offentli6
morten mir nidt bergebens.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-31
Nrbeittrta9 unb
@ailenbauS- 9icnic

Wiontog, ser A. September. lit Or.
beitertag, uil0 Ser Mrbeitertog lit elm
eeiebliher 6eiertag, Der nidt MIR
BON Nr6eitern uno Arbeiterpereini
gungen, ionoeru bonn Sublifum inn
allgcmeinen oiti peridieOenc @eiie
feitlid begongen miro. Sir Oie Deltt.
iden Ser 8unOesbollptitoOt ober bat
Oieier eeieslide 5eiertaa OaOur6 eli.
lie beionocre 9eoeutun9, Onb an Die.
lem Gag in Dem Nnltoltgeb1uOe uuo
in Sen Anlagen Oes 0eutiden @oi,
ietbauics, oos bon Dem 6roucn.
Silfsperein aIliGbrlid OeronitaItete
Giciic ab9ebalten miro. 8ir ole
miiieL mieoieI 3eit iutO Miibe ole
fIeiBigen 0omen in ie0em Sabre oo.
rulf perpenoerL 0ieieS 9icnic fir
Die 8eiuder 10 geuuBreid unO fir Die
&niIe 10 ergebniSreid, wie mogli1 Su
geltalten. Sn oieiem Sabre baben
lie ibre 8emiibuueen in 0ieiem 9e.
tradt nod b%erooppelt, unO eS more
cine Observation-Disclosures uno
llnb0flidfeit, molten mir Den lobens.
perten Gifer, Den Die poderen 0o-
men fir cine quite Sadie an ben Sog
Iegen, nidt ourh moiieubaite 9etei-
liglng an Dem Yicnic ~6elobnen. Sir
llnterboItung ionic fir elm trefflid)
3ubereitetes %9lbenOeIien unO fiir Gr.
frii6ungen lit in ollsgiebi9er @eiie
.aelprat.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-31
CONCORD 0amcn.s eftOu.

Die @eriommIuug Scr Concord.
3amen iinOet am Sonntag, pen g..
September, sur iiblideu Stunoe i'm
Concord a%Iiibbauie itatt. Die Wit.
glieoer limo I'M 3obIreihes eridei-
neu gebeteu.
6rau Narie Bile, 9rdiioeutin.