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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
COURT TO STOP TALKING
OpiatcS Have Nd Effect On Unusual
 Ohio Patient

COLUMBUS. O.. April 4-Talking continuously since last Thursday, ac- cordius to attending, physicians, Mrs William Mouteomery, of Logan, O. WAS today admitted to Columbus sanitartum. where her case will be diagnosed by specialists tomorrow. il was said
 physicians said.
 Prior to the talking spells" Mrs, Montgomery had a severe case of in- fluenza, and Logan doctors said they believed 1t had attacked her brain. causing the malady,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
 TALKS CONTINUOUSLY
Doctors Strive To Quiet COiun hus
 Ohio, Woman

COLUMBUS, O.. April 5.-A nigh ly nervous state prevented physici- ans at local sanitarium today from making a minute examintion. of the case of Mrs. William Montgomery of Logan. O.. who, according to Logan physicians, has been talking "con- tinuously' for the past seven CT eight days.
 Physicians reported that the patient was suffering from "neuro- sis as expressed in continuous talk ing. the after result of an attack of influenza
 The talk was described by attend ing physicians as "incohorent."
 Mrs. Montgomery was sa d to have slept some last night with the aid of mild artificial help"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06

ALABAMA'S MARCH COAL PRO- DUCTION MADE A NEW ALL TIME HIGH RECORD OWING TO INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
FREIGHT AGENTS CONFER
Land And Water Rates Discussed At
 Important Conference

PENSACOLA, Fla, April 4.-More than one dozen freight agents of the Louisville and nashville railroad company from all sections of the road gathered here today for an inn portant rate making conference with officials of the Trans Marine steam Ship Line which was recently inaug- urated between Port Newark and Pensacola with two sailings a month.
 The discussion was opened this afternoon and general agreement was reached on the handling of freight to and from inland points along the gulf by tn stamship com panp in connection with the Louis- vile and Nashville. The agents and steamship officials were entrtained tonight at dinner at the San Carlos
 hotl, many prominent local citizens being present to meet tn visitors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
DELAY AGREEMENT
Allied Conference Fails To Adapt
 Plan In Paris

PARIS. April b. (By Associated Press.)-Contrary to expectations the conference called to consider reim- bursement of the American occupa- tional expenses in the Rhineland did not conclude it's labors. Adjourn ment was taken until Monday, and d final meeting will be necessary later to establish a complete ar raIeenent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
FERRYBOAT HELPLESS
1 ,Oo0 Passengers Are Aboard When
 H0pt ls Dlsnhled

NEW YORK. April 5.--The ferry boat Montclair from Hoboken to ManSattan with 1000 passengers drifted helpless In the upper harbor in a dense fog today when her steer ing became disabled. A tug picked her up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
FIVE DIE IN CLASH
Opposition Deputies Invade PaInce At Bucharest-POlicc Intervene

BUDAPEST, April 5.-(By Associ- atef Press)--.t crowd led by depu- ties of the opposition. broke into the palace of Prince Scrbey in Bucha- rest yesterday, according to dis- patches received here, and was de- .stroying the interior of the place when the police arrived. In he fleht that. followed five persons were killed. it is reported. Violent op- ponents of the government affirm that the minorities are deprived of their political rights under the new constitution, and further, that the document centralizes the powers of the government oppressively
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
FURNITURE MEETING
Dealers Association Will Have
 Luncheon Friday Noon

All members of the Birmingham Furniture Dealers association are re- quested to attend luncheon at 12 o'clock Friday in the private dining room of the Business Womans club, 1922 Third avenue, by A. r. Field, president. Bessemer and Ensley dealers arc also invited. The prin- ,cipal feature of the luncheon will be a talk by Roy White. Gadsden furni- ture dealer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
BLAME MINE UNIONS
Operators Say Workers Hold Mo
 nOpO1y Of Labor

WASHINGTON. April 5.-A special committee speaking for the bitumin- ous coal operators informed the coal commission in a brief filed today in their opinion the policies followed by the United Mine Workers of America constituted the chief deter rent to satisfactory conditions in the coal industry.
 Recent periods of coal shortage and high prices. the brief declared, coula be .directly traced" to the miners union and the railway unions associated with it. It was charged that acts of intimidation and vio- lence on the part of the United Mine Workers are mot sporadic, but sys- tematic," and that the resort to such methods is calculated to perpetuate "a monopoly" of mine labor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
POLlTENESS A MASK
Medai-NNinninE M Policemen Now Held
 For Highway Robbery

MINNEAPOLIS, April 5.-"The most polite" policeman in Minnea- polis, Frank Hickman and his brother. William are held in city yail on charge of highway rob- Gery. It is alleged the traffic of ficer and his brother participat ed ir robbery of grocery store here wien two armed bandits took $11O from the cash drawer. Frank Brun- skill captain of detectives, will swear out complaints against the two men today.
 Frank Hickman recently won a rrjze for being the most polite'' patrolman on the Minneapolis force.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
BUSINESS IS LARGER
Fire Insurance COmpantes' Assets
 Show Big Increase

NEW YORK. April ,. - American and foreign fire insurance companies reporting to the New York insurance department greatly increased their assets. capital and net surplus during
 1922, according to statistics made public by The Spectator. an insurance periodical. il
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
WILL SERVE SUMMONS
State Prepares Case Against Houxc
 Of David

LANSING. Mich, April 5.-Niotor Armstrong, member of the state police. will leave today for Benton Harbor to serve a summons on the secretary of the Israelte House of David colony In connection with the quo warranto proceedings started by the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
TO PRESERVE POWER
Famous old Constellation 1s To Be
 Preserved As Relic,

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Survey of the frigate Constellation, venerable folrebear of the present American navy, was ordered todap by the navy department with the view of pre- serving her as a historical relic. A board of officers will be sent to New port. R. l.. to inspect the aged but still staunch veteran and report what repairs will be necessary to main tain her.
 The Constellation was built by the United States government at Balti- more in 1797 at total cost of $S17.- PIP.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
REJECT DAYLIGHT PLAN
Paris Clocks Will Not Re Changed.
 Cabinet Decides

PARIS. April b. (By Associated Press )-There will be no daylight saving time in France this year. This was finally decided on at a cab inet meeting in President Millerand's summer residence at Rambouillet. The cabinet rejected even the pro- posal to adopt Strasbourg time, which is q half hour earlier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
AGED JURIST DIES
Judge Anderson Took Active Part
 In Civil War

CHATTANOOGA. rem. April b. Judge James II. Anderson of Ring gold, Ga, died at 6: :5O q. m., Thurs day at the home of his daughter Mrs. l.. s. Deakins, in Highland Park here. The venerable jurist would have celebrated his eighty-fifth an- niversary haG he lived until May 10, 1923
 Deceased was also the father of James II. Anderson, IT,, of this city, attorney and referee in bankruptcy.
 Judge Anderson took an active part in the Civil war. He fought with "Stonewall" Jackson and was seri- ,ously wounded at the battle Of Manassas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
FROST PREDICTED
Light Frost For Friday Morning Is
 Forecast

Possibility of a very light frost for Birmingham and vicinity was possible Thursday night following a drop in temperature during the day, according to fore .ast of Observer E. c. Horton. Frost Cor extreme north ern portions of the state vas pre- dicted
 Fair and continued cool with little change in temperature was the fore cast for Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
GOVERNMENT DEFEATED

Swedish Cabinet, Headed By Brant-
 Ing, Loses In Senate
 STOCKHOLM April 1.-The gov ernment, headed by Hjalmar 33rant- ing, premier and foreign minister. was defeated in the Upper Chamber of Parliament tonight by a vote of 76 agains- A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
OFFICIALS CONN MINDED
Ejecting or kianSInem Is Praised By
 Church Organ

NEW YORK. April j.. Action ot officials of the Bellevue. Pa, Meth odst Episcopal church in ejecting l6 hooded men who entered the church in the midst of Easter services was held up as a model for other churches to follow in an editorial Tn the current issue of The Christian Advocate. official organ of the de- nomination.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
GIVES SEARCH RIGHT
Pubii,c Places Cun Be Invaded With out Warrants

COuvINGTON. Ky, April 5.--Right to se9arch saloons or any other pub- lie places where federal officers have reast bn to believe tho prohibition law is being violated, without search war rrants. was upheld today by-Judge Coz ehran. In the United States court he re.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
PLAN GRAIN SHOW
Chicago Board or Trade Offers
 91O,OOO In Prizes

CHICAGO. H.. April 5.-Farm ex- perts from 12 states and Canada and Chicago grain men have completed plans for the International Grain and Hay show which the Chicago board of trade for the fifth time contrib uted $10.000 in cash prizes for best grain and forake crops.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
PROHIBITION IMPROVES
Former Brewers Aid In Enforcing
 Law In Wisc0nsin

WASHINGTON, April 5.- Observ- ance of prohibition in Wisconsin, famed for its beer in pre- Volstead days, is steadily improving, accord Ing to Clark M. Perry. Wisconsin prohibition director who said for mer brewers were aiding In enforce ment work In that state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
VOTE FOR INVESTIGATION
Death Of Convict To Be Probed By
 Legislature

TALLA HA ASSEE Fla. April 5.- The Florida senate today ra ahead of the house in action regarding Ina death of Martin Tahert of North Dakota alleged to have died from brutal treatment administered by a convict boss. voting os to 3 to an- point a joint legislative comn1fttes to make an Investigation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
HARDING WILL NOT
 WAGE W A R WITH ORGANIZED LABOR
President Will Ignore Advice Of Certain Friends, Wash-
 inutcn Learns

WASHINGTON, April 5.-President Harding shows every disposition of resisting the effort of some of his ad- visers who would push him into a fight with organized labor over the open shop issue. Having battled his way up through the difficult political paths of Ohio. the President is fully aware of the difficulties which would attend any straight out fight with the labor unions
 Some business men and bankers. including Brig. Gen. Charles c. Dawes. are supposed to have urged the President to declare himself against the closed shop. But infor- nation coming direct from the presi- dential party at Augusta, Ga. and from Hardng's close friends here in dicates that the probability of the President challenging organized labor by espousing the open shop is ex- tremely remote.
 Follows GOmpers' Challenge.
 This reaction came instantly after Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, warned the republican party against championins the issue before the vot~ CTS in the next presidential campaign 'ioiiPti N i'fii'i NHtti iPt " ts iidu per suaded the President to back up the big employers of labor who undoubt- edly would like to see the closed shop abolished, Harding has wholesome respect for the opinions of Dawes and draws heavily on this man of affairs for advice.
 But when It comes to engaging in a political fight with organized labor the President has some views of his own which arc the result of many years apprenticeship in the exacting politics of his own state. where the unions have great strength.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-06
SIMMONS ATTACKS PRESENT REGIME
 IN kU kLUX KHAN
Mother Chapter Comes To Support of Former lmpe-
 rial Wizard

ATLANTA, Ga, April 5.-Tte in visible empire under the present ad- ministration of the ku KluX klan became a government by blackmail, declared Emperor William J. Sim mons, founder of the organization, in a statement issued here tonight He said that he intended to see to it that "rhe moneys coming into the treas ury of the organization shall no longer be diverted to the purpose of blackmailing klansmen.'
 About the same time as the em peror was making this statement three to five thousand klansmen as sembled in the lodge rooms of the Nathan Bedford Forrest klan. No. l. the first lllan to be organized. pro- claimed him Imperial Wizard of the Order.
 At the same time that the influ- ential mother klan swore alleg lance to Simmons, 1t was announced that the kloncilpm. inner governing coun- cil of the order had also swung into the emperor's forces,
 O O O
 Vote for simmons.
 It became known through the an nouncement of the mother klan that rumph convention had been se cretly held here Monday night at tended by the majority of the mem bers of the kloncilium and had voted support of Simmons.
 This, 1t appears was done while Imperial Wizard w. II. Evans was engaged in a conference in New York where plans were being laid to de- feat the revolution from within and it is believed to be, certain that Evans will bitterly fight all efforts to put the action of the incomplete klorcilium membership on official record.
 Attorney J. V. Poole, representing Simmons declared tonight that quo rum was present at the session and that the action taken was perfectly legal.
 Simmons statement.
 In his statement, the emperor said it has been alleged that l have as serted my rights to govern the or ganization because of q lust for power or a lust for money or for both. There is nothing in the entire history of my connection with the order to justify such charges"
 Tt has been my distinction to re- main much of the time in obscurity and all of the time in poverty, while others became conspicuous and rich"
 Simmons did not attend the meet ing held tonight by the mother klan. but at first mention of his name a huge demonstration was staged II was several minutes before order could be restored.
 brief proclamation was issued after the meeting saying. We intend to stand by our emperor and i'm per.al wizard. Col. William ] Sim mini stering of the affairs of the Knights of the Ku klux klan and we pledge to him our loyal, unqualified and individual support"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-02

sito de la Lena de Prim y de ALI a
la tuberfa de distribution; proyecto
cuyo. costo assemble a unos 2 y me-
dio millones de dolares Y que tam
bien Sc abandon6 por falta de recur-
SOS.
Ell rio de Guaynabo es menos eau
dalosc Y dista unos nueve Kilometres
de Rio Piedras, pero tiene la ventaja
de la pureza de sus aguas Y de en-
contrarse dentro de la cuenca del
Bayam6n, en- donde Sc proyecta to-
mar las aguas para el nueyo acue-
ducto; de modo que, 81 este Sc rea-
liza, seria facil en- un momento da-
do incorporate las aguas del Quay
nabc.--(DE "COMERCIO".)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-02
coNsTABULARY DE PUERTO
RICO


Con ese epigrafe Sc ha sometido
la Camara de Representatives., Ell Sr.
Lastra charriez, un proyecto de Icy
tendente a reorganizar Ell actual cuer-
DO de- la sPolicia. sino de, todo equi-
tativo v efciente, al nenos mas en-
ammonia con las necesidades del pals
que la VICENTE ley de policia.
Ell proyecto en- question ha sido
favorablemente acogido y comentado
por la opinion pnbica, de este pueblo.
existe la creencia de que, con hgeras
enmiendas, resultarfa una ley saba y
eficiente.
A prop6sito de 10 expuesto nos va
mos permitir estas rapidas notas
que. respetuosamente, sometemos "a
consideration de nuestros legisladores,
sin mas pretensi6n que la de aportar
un. pequenisimo grano de arena Ia
obra que a nuestro juicio habra de pro-
ducir mit'tiples y benefciosOs resulta-
dos.
En- primer t6rmino propondriamos la
SUPPRESSION de la Erase 'Constabulary"
por hsllarla dura Y disonante, por no
decir otra cosa, unida las frases ode
Puerto Rico que intitulan ell proyec-
to. Con esta Suppression NADIA uti. Sc
perderia evitariamos una corruption
mas del idioma, que es 'bastante evil
tar. - En- lugar de esta Erase indicada,
mejor dicho. como intitulacion al pro-
yecto. nosotros propondriamos ''Policia
nsular de Puerto Rico''.
otro de los puntos que nuestro jul
clio debfa ser enmendado, es ell que tra-
ia de la comisi6n de Constabulary.
Sobre este punto Queremos lamar
especialmcnte la atenci6n de nuestros
legislatures. va que, a nuestro modo
de yer, 81 Sc convirtiera en- ley el alu-
dido proyecto. podria entranar muchi-
silna importancia. A este respecto SUI
gerimos que la Comision del Constabu-
larry, o Poicia Insular, ETC., como en-
definitiva Sc intitule ell proyecto. sea
compuesta de CINCo MIEMBROS.
Nombrados por ell Gobernador, CON
Ell coNsENTIMIENTo DEL Sc
NADo: tres del Partido de la mayo
ria dos de los Partidos en- minoria,
recayendo la Presidencia en- uno de los
miembros de la mayoria. En- una pa
,abra: una Comision igual la que
ACADIA de crearse, para la comisi6n del
Servicio Civil de Puerto Rico.
Y para ternlinar creemos oportuno
recordar nuestros legislatures ell pc
simo estado de, ehciencia en- que Sc en-
cuentran la mayor parte de los cuarte-
les de poicia de la isla. en- 10 que ar
mamento respecta, dandose, Ell case de
que muchos distritos de policia. de seis
o mas guardias, disponen solamente
de tres cuatro tercerolas como ma
ximo. FL mobiliario es tambien otra
cosa. defcientisima, especialmente en- /
10 que camas respecta. va que Sc
trata de reorganizar, serfa muy conve
niente que ninguno de estos detalles
Sc escapara a la mente de nuestros le-
gisladores.
NJ GARCIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-02
IA. MUJER
fcontiuuaci6n de Ia magma =,

FCnntiuuani6n de Ia Magma 2,
ella prestara las incalcu.ables de amor
No dudarlo, donde quiera que la Lsu-
jer Sc presenta, satura Ell ambiente de
tiernos sentimientos, las pasiones Sc en-
tibian y la rudeza del honbre Sc suavi-
"a. La mujer es semilla de considera-
clones mutuas, de affection reciproca,
de amor infnito.
Amor, ternura y abnegacion son los
sentimientos de que esta formada: idea
lszar la vida es su mission; vino al
mundo para agradar; es la. !. ipoesia
dc la vida!
Joaquin K. HIGUERAs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-02

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-02
PR1MERA PARTE:

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exerminador de como mpiar La seda los
de aa e papd tapz de las paredes como purfcar ell
hudO mag'co hmp:ar lfquido prueba de
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para cervea raz povos para aguas sodas como
puede hacerse bueno fo purfcar la manequla
ca hacer cafe de eereaes cidra sin como
durante nveno, hacer miel artificial
hieio los lmOnes haoer jarabes conser
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por como Ia manteouia en- Ia epoca de ca
lor amones etc Como hG9 sus dienes tan bancos como
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-14

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF
PERTH AMBOY
Section /. That section 1 OF an ordi-
nance entitled IAN ordinance regulating
the appointment and defir'ag the duties,
compensation and term OF office OF the
City Electrician" be and hereby is amend
ed by increasing the salary OF the said
City Electrician to Twenty-six Hundred
G2.600.O0) Dollars per annum. payable in
equal monthly payments, commencing
January /, 1924.
Section 2. The City Electrician shall
have such number Of assistants as the
Council shall from time to time authorize
and appoint and the salary Of such as
sistant of assistants shall be fixed by said
resolution.
Section 3. All ordinances or parts Of or
dlnances conflicting with this ordinance
be and hereby are repealed.
The foregoing ordinance was introduced
and passed on first reading at the meet
ing of the Council of the City Of Perth
Amboy. N. j.. held December 3. 1928. and
will be considered and taken up for sec
ond and third readings and final passa re
at the meeting of Council to be held MOD
day. December l7th. 1923. In the Counf