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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
DIR. WOODALL IGNORED
Is President Of Tri-Stmtc Association
 Of OsteOpatbs.

BILONl, Miss March t5.-tSpecial Leased Wire. 1.-The Fri State con vention of osteopaths from Misss- sippi. Alabama and Louisiana which convened here yesterday for two days session, was brought to a close tonight, at which time Dr. Percy Woodall Of Birmingham delivered an
 interesting address before q large and appreciative audience. officers elected for the ensuing year were as follows: Dr. Percy II. Woodall ol Birmingham, president; pr. Paul w. Geddcs, Shreveport. La, vice presi- dent: Dr. NJ, r. Nichols, Biloxi. sec retary: Dr. F. l.. Price. Jackson, Miss, treasurer Executive commit- Mississippi. Dr. J. IL Sitterell, Jackson; Alabama. Dr Ellen 5. Ligon and Dr. Meredith White. Mobile Louisiana pr Henry Tate, New or leans; pr. Leonard Muudis AleXan- dria.
 The meeting was success in every respect,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
SECOND BLIZZARD IS SWEEPING OVER NATION
Telephone And Telegraph Service Is
 Threatened By SnOwstorm

CHICAGO. March 1.-The second blizzard within a week was sweep ing over the central western states tonight, threatening another pros tration of transportation and tele- phone and telegraph lines.
 The second storm, which first ap- peared last night in the northern portion in the Canadian northwest provinces, pushed rapidly southward today over the northern plains states. It was accompanied by snow and strong northerly winds.
 In portions of that territory tenn perature ranging from eight to ten degrees below zero were reported. In Nebraska and eastward to Lake Superior the mercury dropped to zero. The cold wave was scheduled to strike Chicago tomorrow and then spread eastward.
 Meanwhile, the death toll fl the tornado, which swept northwestern Mississippi Thursday, was increased to 28.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
WILL GET NO SALARY
Pay For Tolbert Depends On COnfir-
 nntiOn or Nomination

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The re- cess appointment given by President Harding after adjournment of Con. gress to Joseph w. Tolbert as United States marshal for the western south Carolina district will carry no salary with it unless Mr. Tolberts nomination is confirmed by the next Senate. \ ruling to that effect by the department of justice has been stven Mir. Tolbert who is republican national committeeman for South Carolina. and whose nomination twice failed of confirmation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
BALLOONS ARE ENTERED
Twenty Bags Will Compete In Inter-
 national Contest

BRUSSELS. March 1f.-tBy As soclated Press )-Twenty balloons are expected to start from here in the Gordon Bennett cup race on sep tember 23, entries for which close next Friday. The United States, France and switzerland have already entered three bags each; Great Bri- tain two: spain may enter three, and Poland will be represented for the first time. The Belgians entries in- clude Lieutenant Ernest De Muyter, twice winner of the event and two military balloo..s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
- 'e'-77=777777 BISHOP SINKING
Hope Abandoned For Aged Prclnte
 or Episcopal Church

ST. LOUIS. Mo. March 1.-The Rt. Rev. Daniel $. Tuttle, SC, presld ing bishop of the Episcopal church in the United States. who has been suffering from an attack of grippe Tor more than a week, is sinking rapidly and his death s only :; mat ter of a few hours attending phy sicisns anuounced sht. The aged churchman has been unconscious since yesterd; morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

T HE FUKECAoI FOh AIHDNII4h SUNDAY IS FOR INCREASING
 CLOUDINESS AND GRADUAL LY GRO WING WARMER.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
NEBRASKA HARD HIT
Blizzard tnEes over State Hended
 For Town

OMAHA. Neb.. March 17.-What is described in dispatches here as one of the worst blZzards in recent years raging over Nebraska. and is headed toward Omaha and Iowa. From all points of the state come reports of loss of live stock and an increasing danger of loss of life. Towns are isolated and ranchers who left their homes yesterday are ma rooned in the towns 10 which they ventured,
 Reports from ONeill Neb. stated that the blizzard rageing there was the worst since iSSS Fine snow is being whipped by d 70-miie an hour wind and the snow is drifting badly.
 All the territory east of Casper Wyo.. is held in the grip of the bliz- gard.
 Special efforts are being made to reach adequate cover with stock trains en route to Omaha. but enor- nous loss in stoak is feared.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
RUSSUM IN COLLISION
Coroner Signs Ct. Police Bond After
 Auto Accident.

When Coroner j. b. Russum's off cial position failed to satisfy Alton Simpson of Lewisburg. Ala. Sa,ur- day night. the coroner waived off cial immunity and signed bond The coroners car collided with Simpsons on Twenty seventh street between Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh ave- rues at $50 o'clock Saturday night, Mr Russum was on his way to an swer a call. The coroner's car was badly damaged ana Simpson was almost demolished. officers G. R. Brady and D. W. Montgomery an swercd d call to the scene of the col liSiQn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
- --s0.-------1------------ PAGE GEORGE ADE
Cleveland Jurist Says Marriage Is
 Eailnrc

cLEVELAND, O.. March l7.-one might page George Ade for com ment on the following datribe. but then again it might not be necessary.
 Here is the terrible truth:
 Marriage is failure. As q so- eiai institution it has failed miser- ably"
 This is the measured opinion of Judge samuel Silbert of the muni cipal court.
 Love after marriage in most eases is bunk, continued the jurist. Most icmances fade as the honey noon wanes and were il noi for rear of what the neighbors and taln- tiles would say there would be many more marriage go on Nthe rocks in the divorce courts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
FRISCO CONDUCTOR HURT
Man Pinned Between Auto And En-
 zine In Collision

James Honeycutt. 529 Twenty-first street. north, conductor on the Frisco railroad. was slightly injured Satur- day night at Ninth avenue ana Twenty fourth street when Ford automobile, driven by F. k. Mooney, 2116 Avenue c. collided with q switch engine. Honeycutt. riding the tender platform. was pinned between the two. The automobile was dragged about 30 feet and was practically wrecked. Honeycutt was carried to his home in a private car.
 Mooney was arrested by Call Offi- cers Eiland and Cobb and placed in the city jail on charges of being drunk and driving d car while in- fuyicated si
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
S0UTHSIDE PROPERTY BOUGHT BY DOCTORS
Dr. Murphy and Dr. Scott Close Deal
 For S3O.OOO

Another landmark of Brming- ham's early days passed Saturday y when pr. C. $. Murphy and Dr. Walter F. Scott purchased the build ing on the southeast corner of Ave nue c and Twenty first street through the Henley Sturgeon Realty company for q consideration of S30,- 900. The lot faces 100 feet on Ave rue G and has q depth of l90 on Twenty first street. The purchasers expect to improve the property.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
SACCO SENT TO ASYLUM
Murder Convict To Be Observed II!
 AlienistS.

DEDHAM Mass, March 17.-JudGe Webster Thayer of the superior court today ordered Nicola Sacco, convicted murderer, committed to the Boston Psychopathic hospital for observation and treatment until March 31. The order called for written report to the court and 10 state and defense counsel on Sacco's condition by March 27. Hearing of arguments on motions for new trial for Sacco and Barto- lomeo Vanzetti was postponed until further order of the court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
TURNS FACE NORTH
Chief Executive And Wife Now 1T
 Palm Reach.

VEST PALM BEACH. Fla. March 17.-Iresident and Mrs. Harding and party arrived in Palm Beach tonight on q special train from Miami. On the way to board the train at Miami the President and Mrs. Harding called on MT. and Mrs. William Jen- iinsS Bryan. i4
 on their arrival in Palm Beach the President and Mrs. Harding went to r. McLean's cottage. ocean View" and the other members ot the party went to the Breakers ho tct II was said thai MT. Harding and party will remain here unti, Monday when they will board the '.o', boat ''ioncer and resume their journey to St. Augustine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
POSTPONE CASE
Slayer Of Five Gets stay or Death,
 Awaiting Court Action

BRISTOL, Va. .-Tenn., MATCH IN- The case of Ben Birchfield, convict ed slayer of five persons here last November, will not be reviewed by the Tennessee supreme court until September, according to information received here by counsel in the case. Burchfield was sentenced to die in Nashville today, but the execution is automatically stayed pending hearing of his appeal by the higher court. Burchfield was convicted two months ago on a charge of killing his wife, her 12-year-old son; J. w. smith, his wife and their infant daughter. The charred bodies of the five persons were found in the ruins of a store-residence in which the two families lived.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
EXTEND MEMBERSHIP
Rail Association Makes Lists Of Ell.
 gibles Broader

ST. LOUIS. Mo. March l7-(By Associated Press.)-The executive committee of the International As sociation of Railroad Supervisors of Mechanics. at d special meeting here this afternoon, voted tn amend the laws so as to allow all railroad cm- ploNes holding supervisory positions to membership in ihe organization. Heretofore, membership has been limitnd to supervisors of mechanics.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
WOULD WELCOME u. s.
Schwab Says Europe FnvOrs Intcrna'
 tiomaI Preparations Commission

NEW YORK, March IT. - Charles M, Schwab, returning today on the Aquitania from visit to Europe, said he had found sentiment in favor of Appointment of an international commission to settle the differences between France and Germany.
 He added that's he knew the~Untted States would be welcomed on such d commis ssion and that this coun- try would not be required to join the League of Nations by taking hand in the Ruhr. He hoped that ifs the American government saw fit to take its place on the commission that representative business. men as well as diplomats would be includ- ed in our delegation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
WHIPPED BY MOB
Former RaiIrOnd EnVlOac. Visiting
 Mother, Is Beaten

LITTLE ROCK, ..i.;. March 1,.-- t'rv Russell Fred Bell and G. C
 Choate, former Missouri and North .r.>ansas railway employees. testiiIeL tos ay before lesislatiNe lnvestigat- :, former employe of the road. report s q to them that when he returned to rleber Springs last Thursday night Jtoi visit his mother. who was ill, he was whipped hy a mob. Webb. the three men said, declared after he was \, ,hippeJ he was sent to Searcy "to fell the strikers we'll get them next and then go to Little Rock to testify ncfore inc legislative committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
WILL BATTLE RUM FLEET
Churchcs Organize For Fight | pon
 Coast Of New Jersey.

SAG liARBoR. x. Y. March t5.- Local church organizations, II was declared today by the Rev. James A. MacMillan of the Methodist Episcopal church of Sag Harbor, are organizing to combat rum runners who have been active in this section or Long Island
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
PROBE COAL STRIKES
Marshall Has Charge Of Investigl-
 ton Into Mine DiNordcrN

WASHINGTON March 1.-The coal commissions inquiry into the causes Of strikes in the coal indus try has begun, it was understood to- day. under direction of d special staff of invest igators headed by Dr. Jo- seph II. WilNs,
 Former Nice President Marshall, a member of the commission, who has had charge of an inquiry into alleged violation of civil rights in connec- ton with coal labor controversies, said attention was being directed for the moment into tho situation at Somerset county Pennsylvania.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
NON- SMOKER HANDICAPPED
"NOcOfume" OyercOmes Man Who
 Goes to Hospital

NEW YORK, March Tiff one doesn't smoke one does suffer a handicap.
 Witness:
 Although he had never smoked in his life. George Meyer was removed from his home to Kings County hos pital suffering from nicotine poison ing.
 Meyer is 6 feet tall and weighs 190 pounds. He is employed as a florist. He sprayed some plants with a preparation known as "Nocofume. As there was nc nicotine in Meyers system, he was overcome by the fumes.
 He said:
 I'm big and l can eat anything But l never could smoke even one little cigarette"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
TWO BANDITS TAKEN
Third Man Escapes Into Woods
 Nftcr Attcmptcd Kobbcr,.

TACOMA. Wash March 1.-Two of the three men who attempted to hold up d Northern Pacific train at South Prairie today were captured later west of linumclaw They were badly wounded The third man es- capped in the woods.
 The quick wit of C. F. Going, 26- year-old express messenger on the train saved S15,o00 which he had hidden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
LEVINE IMPROVES
soviet Premier Is Now Recovering
 Prom severe Illness

MOSCOW. Marcn l7.-CBy Asso- ciated Press. l-Rremier Lenine. who has been suffering from an illness ef a paralytie nature, continues t@ improve. according to the bulletin issued today by his physicians.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
AIMS AT OFFICIALS
Church Board Declares IiquOr Law.
 NiMdlmE Upon All

WASHINGTON March l7.-Hold- ing that the prohibition law is bind ing on the high and low alike, the board of temperance of, the Methn- dist Episcopal church today urged the humiliation and forced retire n,cnt of all congressman. executives and army and navy officers who fiaunt the law.
 duty by failure to drive away the rum fleet reported off the New Jer- sey coast and by inaction govern ment officials are creating the im- pression that prohibition enforcr- ment is not of vital interest, the board stated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
UPHOLD RAILROAD LAW
Act or 1920 Constitutional, Federal
 Court DccIarpN.

NEW ORLEANS March 17.-Con- stitutionality of the transportation act of 1920 was upheld in q decision here today by court composed ot %ederal District Judge Rufus Foster and Circuit Judges I,. w. Walker and A. .. King in the suit of the Dayton and Goose Creek Railroad company against the United States govern ment and the Interstate commerce commission
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
FIREMAN IS KILLED
Bmrlirvton Passenger Train Wrecked
 Near Garden Grove. Ncb.

OMAHA. Neb.. March l7.- Eur rling- ton passenger train No. IiIs cunning between St. Joseph Mo, and uhari- ton. la, was wrecked neal uarden Grove this afternoon The Fireman ewas killed and other trainneiit were badly hurt according to sdispatches to the Associated Press here from Leon, la. None of the passengers were hurt. it was reportea.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
JUROR WILL RETURN
,ii.siuv Member To Bc On Hand Al
 Herrin TriuI Monday

MARION. Ill.,. March i7.--tBy As suciated Press. Nathan Barnes. ab- sem juror in the Herrin riot case, has sent definite word to Judge D. + Hartwell that he will reach Marion in lime for court to reconvene on Monday morning after week and a half vacation. Barnes wife and daughter. who have been in criti- cal condition from pneumonia for a week and a half. are now improv-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
SPECIALIST CALLED

COPENHAGEN, March l7.-profes- sor Menscher, the famous Swedish brain specialist, has been summoned to Moscow by Drs. Foerster and Mik : nNski who are attending Nikolal Lentne, premier of Russia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
CONTINUE BRIBE PROBE
SusDeudet Federal Prohibition
 AEcntx Still Under Fire

Agents still Under Fire
 Investigation into the cases of John Thompson and H. w. Cox agents suspended from the federal prohibition service recently by Charles M. Sartain. director for Ala bama. is being continued, according to w. B. Ford. assistant director.
 When the investigation is com pleted the cases will be considered by officials in the southern division of the southern Alabama United States district court at Mobile. 1t was stated.
 The agents were charged with having accepted .bribes from citizens of Mobile. dealing in illicit liquors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
BOMB SHAKES DUBLIN

Explosion Of Mine Near Theatre tt Wounds Two Children
 DUBLIN. Marcn I1.-The explosion of u mine near the Scale theatre today shook the city and wounded two children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
GOES TO SHIPS RELIEF
Tug Answers Call From steamer off CNbnn Coast "

KEY WEST. Fla March l7.t-The iwrecking tug Reiief left here tonight to go to the assistance of the steamer tipon of the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship company. ashore eff Cardena. Cuba,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

THE FORECAST FOR ALABAMA: CLOUDY AND WARM SUNDAY, WITH RAIN AND COLDER SUM DAY NIGHT; COLDER MONDAY
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14

DvOrak: v Il letech Jsem
pristoupila platim 1.61 aNnynf
|jsem 20 let clenem a platil
bych 2.30, t4dy vic a jsem po-
msrne mlady. Tedy zalezi ma
ma tom, kolik let je u Jednoty
a ne, jak je ~stary $ tim by
sc melo pocitat.
Pechan: Jel jsem ma Sized
a napominai me v fadu, bych
dbal, by Sc nezvysily platy,
Bal bych Sc vratit touto no.
YOU tabulkou do Chicago. Pa
matuji Sc ma Sized v Clevelan-
du, kde Sc zavedlo placeni die
let a lfadovna pax. mela CO
delat, ably Sc Jednota udrzela
a nyni by to bylo totez.
Turek: Kdyby sc zavedla
|uvedena novota, pak by ma mas
zakon mohl, ale kdyz Sc I'll.
|stane pri starenl, neverim, ze
lby zakon mezi mas zasahoval,
DALE nsvesdfins ze by Sc mohl9
ma a2za|oz. fond d,sahn9ut
sZicha: My mIzeme fond
rozdeliti die. narokd tech Gle
nj, kolik ma koho pripada
Aktuar sc vyjadfil, ze to je
mozno = proto nam je tez moz-
no ten fond odhlasovati prc
'star&. Y. AlN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14
lPokrac coY ami. J,

0E. FlNkNeF. A4HMupuu Je'
den Z nejstarsich fadd. ,Je jiz
pres 40 let i s4rhi staii. Tato
Itabulks tszce by je pJstihla,
ia osobne uznavA1n .tellto ma.
Fvrh "a jedem 2 nejlepsich, ale
LA jake zastupcs ,sv@hp fadn
[nemchu. byti ,pto te1to paei1h,
Zicha: Co by clenove, Tadu
|Ryt. Vac 1Tmeli' 'rads. zdA isn't.
zenf certifikatu ma 500 !
$4,000, a jestsS vetsi tabulku,
|nebo A. f. T. a stkt beze strr-
chu proti pfisti I budpucnosti
Ale pak nam. tu jde tez Q mia.
de a chceme starym vsemozne
|yypomoci. Pffsti HI. Ufadov.
ma by byla proti sobe, kdyby
|ty stare nedbala, nebot' by 81
jes popudila proti sobe. Bude
zde' resofuce, v paidu prijeti to-
hoto programu, je praci pro
stare cleny Hlavni Ufadne u
lozi. s
HoSek: L6pe, kdyz pTirazi.
ite najednou a ne abyste prira-
lrazili a rekli clenstvu, pTlste
valm prirazime zas. Zde jest
zdravy nahled, ale mali ne
kdo lepsi, necht' no poda. Pc.
sledni uradovna vzala 81 "a
|sv6, aby ma sized pfinesla ma
vrh, ktery by ucinil nasi Jed.
notu jednou z nejlepsich.
Stedronsky: Neveri, ze by
tabulka byla dostatecna, ably
Sc ma pristim sjezdu nemuselc
pTirazet.
Hildebrand: 'Kazdy Sized
prinesl clenstvu pridavek. Ny
| nj prichazi nova reforma, kite.
| ra ma platiti pro celou priat'
dobu. ,Mela by pfijata byt
resoluce, ably uradovna byls
|zodpovedna cele Jednote zs
lvyhov6ni starym tlenum.
Turek: Zada tabulku old 4E
| let nahoru.
Krejcf: Mini, ze poi;St'ujic'
Jednoty by ma mas sedly, kdy'
by jsme ten system zavedli
IPoukazuje ma svoje stafi. Jt
la Jednoty cd zalozeni. Y mia
di mu nabizeli Sc pojistit ,
poi. spolecnosti a zamitl. A
nyni po tficeti dewitt letecl
mel bych platit $50 mesicne
kdyz uz jsem tax hodne zapls
til. Ia par let tam dam zrov
Ina tolik.
Zicha: Ale co delat, ably se
Izakonllm VyhOvelo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14

.AlOE, q.
.-..-..- = -
\. yakoubkov&: Kdyby &c to
'stalo, mas fad Pavla Cechova
by Sc rozpadl, nsboe uz takto
.platigne vic nez d zenskych
'jednot.
|, Gabriel: Mluvilo Sc o spo-
Ejehf's j. r. Ale ia je 95 pro-
centni a my pouze 7O%. Jak
.byste. to uGinili, abyste Sc jim
|vyrovnali. Museh byste znac-
ne zyysits popaatky, jinak spo-
|jeni neni mozno.
Zach: Nektefi clenove mu-
self byti staff ( JIM mladi. Zde
lie tfeba razne zmeny. Jako r.
kal br. Geringer: Necekejte $
n6jakou novotou, az il jina je-
|dnota zavede. Zaved'te ii sa-
mi. Kdyz to ucinime, nejvetsi
agitaci name prave mezi zena.
mi.
Vyborny odporucuje, ably sc
zvysilo mladym, by Sc mohlo
'ulehcit starym a snfziti Sc mo-
|hli ma 55 letou stupnici.
Grubaluer: Co budeme delat,
Gkdyz zvy$ime jen eastecne ta-
|bulku. Clenov6 start vymroal
a my Jim tech $4,000 bude-
me nuceni dat ma lmrti, tax
proc Jim je nedat hned.
Zicha Jr.: Dnes neni mono
nam mladym agitovat, kazdy
ze Sc da rad9ji k Life Insuran-
Ice Go. Timto zpdsobem by Sc
dalo lepe agitovat.
DIR. Mueller: Zavedenim to-
no systemu bychom mohli 1000
Client ztratit, kde Sc vezmou
penize, aby, co zbudeme, mo-
hli jsme vsem zavazkdm dosta-
I'll. Tahulka je znamenita, ale
|bojim 50, ze naae elenstvo to-
no nepochopf.s
! Kostka: Myslf nechat vec
odhlasovat clenstvu.
Karnik: Jde o to, CO delat.
Kdyz nepfijmeade novou tabul
ku, odstoupi nam mlade Glen
stvo, a jednota pax nebude mo-
ci vdbec existovati.
Dvorak: Udelat zmenu ta-
bulky jen pro move clenstvo,
pro hynsjsi clenstyo by mohla
zdstati tabulka stara.
Zizka: ia nehledim jen ma
|sebe a my name tez rodiny.
ia mann 8 ditek a pro mne ten
system je lepsi. Take ten sy-
stem je lepsi pro, mGj rad.
Zicha, NIL: Odporucuii pr
jeti move tabulky v zajmu Glen
|Stva.
Vorlicky: Pro rad Vaclav {.
d., ktery zakladal tuto' Jedno-
tn, tabulka nova by byla vel
kym zatizenim.
Krakora: Zvysit zalozni
fond re jmeni fadG stat Sc
1902 nasledkem toho. pakli by
to bylo mozno. Odporucuje
upusteni cd move tabulky.
Bordvka: Die systemu br
Kra'kory nebyli bychcm sto.
procentnimi ami "a tisic let. My
"a st&vajiciho stavu nemdze'
me dociliti vetsiho rozmachu
Ia move tabulky bychom moh'
Ii jiste pocitati nejmene 1000
lnovych clend rocne, ponevadz
bychom meli podminky, jake
nema zadna dr,lha ceska Jed
nota. Primlouva Sc "a pfijmu'
lti move tabulky.
D0ubek: Mas rad mel 90 Gle.
MI a 10 mladych clenu nam
odstoupilo, ponevadz oni fekli
Il