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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-04

bS-Bsasts of burden. 60-Harnessing In pairs 61-Ten dollars. 62-To foster. 64-An attack. S7-To laugh loudly lcoD. 6s-To cuddle up. 71-Roar of the surf. 72-ExistA 74-Myself. 7b-Moral tafnt. 77-Above and touching. 79-Antique. S1-Against (prefix). 82-Chariot. S6-Wear away. sS-An American country (ab). 90-One who (suffix). s2-American Legion (ao).
 Solution of yesterdAy's CROSS WORD PUZZLE:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-04

How To Solve Cross-Word Puzzles
 The numbered squares the starting points for words extending horizontally vertically or boh One letter to border of puzzle Pick word that fits given defr1 on and space This gives you clue to other words that cross it and they in turn to still other words.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-04

THE DEFINITIONS Horizontal.
 1-Dirsctors (pl).
 7-To become upright. 12-Above. 14--Article. 15-Fabricator. 17-Being saturated s;-TS ss-TS RnfTib RI%Sib..
 23-A relative.
 26-Leveling.
 27-To estimate. 29-An ultra radical (pD. 3O-An unctuous substance
 ss-one of a series of low steps
 36-Given notice
 36-Prepositon.
 37-Prophet (pD.
 3s-A diminutivs suffix-
 4i-The middle.
 44-Self. 45-To salt again.
 47-Weird. 49-Covered. 5O-An aeriform fluid 61-Male sheep: 52-Drawn off by degrees 53-Possesses. 54-Ever. 55-Beverage. 56-Reward. 69-A minister. 61-Greek letter.. 63-Wild west show (pO. 66-One who (suf). 67-Indian antelope. 6s-Pronoun. l 9O-Nova Scotia (ab)s 71-Grading. 73-Half (prefix). 75-Point of compass (ab). | 76--An apartment | 7s-Played or sung by one person. 8O-A legislative body (pD. S2-Odd. S4-Release. s8-Small fly. S7-Perform. | s9-Valley. | s1-Travers Island (ab). 93-Personal pronoun.
 94-Green herbage. | 95-Boundary.
 Vertical. | IA pronoun- | 2--Dating from birth. | 8-Presently. | 4-Elevated (ab). | 5-Backbone of an animal ~ | 6-Sons of American Revolution (ap). | S-One who lays hold of (pD. | 9-Similar to. l 10-Prefix meaning not | 11-Milk farm (pD. l 13-To introduce formally. | 16-To clear. 1 1s-Sharp. | 19-To slip. l 20-One who conquers.
 22-Black.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-04
Georrs is said to have offered the chief

As a member of the Senate commit tee on post offices and post roads, Sena. tor George declared he would insist that the patronage in Georgia be taken out of tho hands of those associated nvith Henry Lincoln Johnson.
 Senator George explained to the President that while he did not expect the Democratic party to have the privilege of dispensing federal patron age in his state he wished some republi- can other than Johnson be selected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-04
PAPERS SERVED
 AFTER 9 MONTHS Recluse Refused To Quit House
 When It Was Moved
iBx Associated Press.l

sOMMERvILLE, Mass, Dec. s.--A siege of nine months in which hs evaded every effort to serve eviction papers ended today for Frank Funcke, recluse and former Harvard instructor. After . struggle, two policemen who entered Funcke's house disguised as hborers served the documents and led the recluse away.
 The house was sold nine months ago, but he refused to vacate and threatened to shoot any trespassers. The house
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-04

than the first Gmas baby has eyer the precious child will gurgle with delight over froggie who wim in the path up uaoy bunny Christmas tree! The ChrlSmas ceuoid metal tinkly $3.95, $495
 Raters every magmaDie them,a andt can't hurt babyI Toe. FOG to $loO $1 three galy col plain covered and
 painted bbn e9c to dany ribbon  dole handles $i. $1.75.
 Comb nd brushs u;ens S oraed, $l to SiSo. Bootees 25c $2 Hot botles-white painted in o $1 to $295 25O and $395 Silk qults $2oO to $SSo two float $1.75. Blankets $1 to $oSo. Rubber toys o5c to $1. Main floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-04
LINER REFLOATED

U. S. Ship Proceeds To Hamburg After
 Accident
 : LONDON, Dec. 3.-The American liner Minnekahda, which went ashore off the German coast near Hamburg Sunday evening, has been refloated after nghtering 2,5O0 tons of her cargo, Lloyds Shipping agency here has been advised. The liner proceeded for Ham, burg, assisted by tugs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28
Prospects Good
for Increase in
Bond Offerings
Improved l.. siesi, lfnste..
af Dawes Plan and
Current lasinsss III
Name, Rates.

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be nssss pa, ss,,,,s. isis ersr.,,an wh
terms q Rs ,sss sso' 800 d.rmsn loan. @ Il =
naneial anefsslen mlsht be undertaken
sooner than had heen expected
american sarisni In assmnns.
support Il vii receive wsf. seen IN The
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Iiinimsf sehashts rald redisaouni bank
The initial advance. which may he 81
tended a. requirements demand. marks
~. nfsi participation of American. capt
tai IN oefmsnys rehs hshlllthtlon and pro-
vides tefmsny with credit facilities until
the financial provisions Of the Dawes
An abundance Of money. available at
low rates. and Indications that The fed
lowered were additional fessons advanced
for the expected resumption Of large
rhe easincsa of inanev va. reflected
mott clearly last wsek In The action OF
United states government obligations.
which attained new hifh levels for tho
wear as banking funds we're diverted into
this section Of the market. Foreign
government honds responded to the Inn
proved European outlook hut nric. move
menfs OF most domestic liens while
holding firm. were without particular
Significance.
Krupp Announcement Welcome.
American holders of German industrial
securities welcomed the announe ment
last week of the Frederick krupp works
OF Essen that their pre-war per cent
bonds would he redeemed for 10 per cent
Of their fare value in gold and 1917
per cent IN new per cent gold mark
bonds. This step. marking The first Of
deem pre-war obligations In other than
paper currency. II expected 10 lead to
similar action by other German industries
Following the Easter let-up In business.
new financing expanded 10 more than
$50. o00. 900. with a Southern Pacific t17,
O00.00n equipment issue ranking first In
mportanee. Additional railroad borrow
nPs loom largest in The Immediate IL
nancing outlook. Application Of the
Nickel Plate TO the interstate com
merce commission to Issue more than
81 90. 900 in bonds foreshadowr an
early offering Terms OF big Four"
$50. 900 000 issue have been revised pre-
liminary 10 pulie sale Union Pacific
New York Central and Chesapeake
Ohio hnve new equipment offerings in
prenaration.
Foreign loans In prospect include bor-
rowinRs b. Hungary. Dutch East Indies
and Belgian Industrial group.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

hamper. 500; Texas Triumnhs. In sseks
D a doc per lbs
Observation-Disclosures. fs.oo per dol,
choice a. low a. t1.o0.
PARSLEY Per dos hunehss,
brussels sprouts-Psr n. 2oe.
Besns-wsx or green. per hamper.
AspsrasS,'.mons,q,ms grown per dos.
bunches. h;so1i1s ..,. go.
doz. ii'so; hothouss leaf. 75as5e per
doz.
Market auotabls In csfload lots. per
ton. T. .. b. Omaha.
cottonseed Mesl--ts per cent, Hs.o
Gominy Feed-white. f2s.oe; yellow.
no offerings At pressnt. nominally. tssoe.
Digestsr Feeding Tsnkage--go per cent
wheat feeds. nominal quota tlons.
shoft,. $1,000. srsy shorts iss.O0. reddoE.
s2s.np
LInseed Mesi--5i per cent $3.50.
Butiermiik--condensc for feeding, in
bbl. lots. s.ibc per 10. flake bntlermilk,
ana ground ioo-ib bags. sgG'oo per ton.
Alfalfa Meal-choice, prompt. 5000. /.
Sremp pro- '': ;ssoS t'% sRoes s'pGs .aa So &c. 'sS ss
wheat feeds ar. holding about steady.
littls lower about sso or for the week
This IL iirt between seasons when the
demand ls usually very. light. specially
on bran. Demand for tho heavier wheat
feeds IL holding ~ we'll, but tight pro-
duetion by flour mill. j. having more
fqsnes or n. ,n.rk.' ~ nan ot.., asmann ,.
Hominy. f.td market !, Unbalanced on
.r; snd soms in II. trade look for alishi.
iy higher prices yellow, no offerings a.
the. PRESENT time. price neminslly s2see.
or -. 90 higher for the week. shipping de-
nsnd IL holding up well.
Feeding tanksss conilnues in fairly
good demand considering the season OF
country i .,Ill USING large auantlti... and
demand is not expected 10 faii off very
much until Pei;;!sy SirsSy shrb' r; ,''' Of May
Nomiusi quotations. Omaha and conn-
81 Bluifs thresb.r run. pc. 100 ls.. A..
@ 49, wei cossi 'iH slssi ,is
thy. ss.0097.o Sudan grass. ss.7tns7G.
SIC 500 ,a .an.a sSg,ip %,iI.t ,s,s fo""'n "''''
FLOUR.
csrlofs). T. b. omshs, follow r1ra
@ ssnes dl..,' \" pa lin. sss.' is'pioa as,6
yer yer, ebi .o white or yellow eornmssi. per
HIDES WOOL. .rALLow,
cmsss. assl.rs weight. ana selections,
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branded. ie; clue hidss. 3he. salt. fsc
snd iohs KIP ioe and s1e; gin. .kins.
dry glue, Sc: dsseon. 7se each; hor,.
ala.., iiio ..sh; colt. 80 Zach. hss
"vs wsooi1p.its 81 10 to si7s each; lambs.
Igcn t. ,i.so sseh; clips no ysiusi wool.
1alIow ara crs.s-No ! ,slle~. sse.
~: n srssss, Sc; yellow grease. .tYc:
"n per ion s..f .f.cRilns. @ H'n sss.s per psg ,os
besswsx $50 % per ton.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28
FRENCH CHILDREN
ARE OvERWORKED

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alasl ssIk sAflt ana late fof ,nosl
q hi Lessons afs learned ny heart.
md IN - ssafs hs must know
Trench. ane ethtf modern language
Latin. uneek. history ~ France. sen
etal history. seoetaph,. philosophy
arithmetic. geometry. algebra. me
ehanies, physics, chemistry and nat
ural history.
lie does not have time enough "a
sleep. Nine hours are essential for
children and adolescents. says Dr. Ls
bon. md II they have but seven or
eight they go 10 sleep In class Eight
hours Of good work are sufficient
for most young people. and five suf
flee for children under ~. 4 law
limiting the working hours OF factory
children has been passed but the
hours for school children have been
Increased in order to carry out heavy
school programs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28
Seekers Become Home Owners Through Omaha Bee Want Ads
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

IJDcoIB--A record breaking crowd
visited the laboratories of the state
university engineering college here
last night on the occasion Of the AN.
fiuaI "eneipeers' night" which IL the
closing event ~ the weeks celebra.
tIon Of the engineering college.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

Zee Want Ads Produce Results.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

Lieutenant Doisy takes an ordi-
nary French Breuguet army plane
that can go 1000 kilometers with
out landing. France has more than
1000 such machines.
This country, on the other hand,
IL the joke Of the flying world, and
that Is not very creditable TO the
- fntry or TO the intelligence Of its
government.
fcopyusbt. fs2lD
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

Politicians wonder what effect
Mr.. Murphy's death will have on
the democratic convention and
democratic nomination. 1t will have
little effect on either.
For some time Governor Al Smith
of New York has been the real boss
~ 4ammany Hall. and could have
Aken over the actual management
had he chosen to do so. Local
politicians know it. The question
for them is whom will AL Smith
put in to run Tammany Hall for
him while he runs for the presi-
dency?"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

charles y. Murphy, ruler Of Tam
many. ls pene. las, " line Of hfhi
inn iflshmcn Kelly, Croker. Muf
rft.
Mr.. Murphy found New Aafl
tily travelling slowly on street eafs
and drove one ~ the ears. lie ef'
New York with electro ears under
ground and Aging machines over
mead. A man sees many things II
a short life.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

That's a verse well chosen. Mr..
Coolidge and the people of the
United States have indeed "a good
~ heritage" President Coolidge
will remember that he is employed
by the people Of the United States
TO look after their "goodly heri-
tage." He isn't employed to settle
the quarrels Of Europe, pull them
out Of their trouble, or worry about
them.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

Salesllien aud Agents.

RoYs All uInfs WANTED rnifIfi
nAskET %. lsfa ASD foRf Ert.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

A plucky Frenchmsn, without
preparation or arrangements along
the road, starts out TO fly from
Paris 10 Toxic. Think what such a
trip means in the world Of romance
He will fy over Bucharest, Aleppo.
Bagdad, Karachi, Allshabad, Ran.
COON, Saigon, Hanoi Hong Kong,
Shanghai, Pekin and Seoul. That's
better than ride on the magic
carpet, with Sinbsd himself as pilot
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

George Harvey, realizing his duty
to the republic and to the president,
Is preparing a solemn article for
the information Of Calvin Coolidge.
1t will have for its text the sixth
verse of the 18th Psalm. David ex-
claims: "The lines are fallen unto
me in pleasant places; yea, ! have
a goodly heritage"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

One lesson Mr.. Murphy leaves for
men past so, and that is eat slowly
and eat little.
Mr.. Murphy was not an intem.
peratc man, not n drinking man.
But he had powerful body, not
sufficiently exercised. He woke at
4 in the morning with pains and
indigestion, telephoned for his doc
tor and was dead in few minutes.
A light stomach means safe heart.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

Atrtlon svrfy Tuse Msd and fhhfa
afternoon. Efsts f4idsY nisht 81 pskten
A8ttlon Rooms
TrrrtR FROST AUCTION GO.
~ ~. is,h ~ rhans At go.
Ton REAL. furniture and fas bargains
zee Home Furniture Co, South SIDE.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-28

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ssh. ifsl ~ or ssfslts xiiI 80
erIrNtNsoN arcranS HOUSE,
ibtt CAPITOL sAhNIE
Al ttlsnfte tsak
The Washington times., 1924-10-28
BRONCHULINE
WRITE FOR THIS
Uric Acid
Solvent
85-C Cent Bottle C32 Doses)
FREE

Just because you start the day
worried ana tired, stiff legs ana
arms ana muscles. an aching head.
burning and bearing down pains in
the back-worn out before the day
beginS-do not think you have to
stay in that condition.
Be strong, well and vigorous, with
no more pains from stiff joints. sore
muscles. rheumatic suffering, aching
back or contested kidneys.
For many forms Of bladder trou-
Bile or weakness, itS action 10 really
wonderful. Those who are in and
out Of bed half q dozen times a
night will appreciate the comfort,
rest and strength this treatment
gives
We will give you one s5 cent bot
tie (32 doses) FREE and FREE
BOOK about Uric Acid and how to
treat It. to convince you The Will
liaEhs Treatment conquers Kidney
and Bladder diseases, Rheumatism
and all other ailments, chronic or
stubborn, IL caused by Uric Acid.
Send this notice to The DR.. d.
A. Williams Co., Dept. DA-1SO, p. o.
Block, East Hampton. Conn. and
receive BY parcel post, delivery
paid, q free IS cent bottle (32
dosss), without expense or obliEa-
ton. Only one free bottle to same
person. address or family.
The Washington times., 1924-10-28
OFFENSIVE BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Get at the Cause and
Remove It.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
atitute for calomel, act gently ON the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath
find quick relief through DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant. sugar
coated tablets are taken for bad
breath by all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tables act gent
ly but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any Of
the bad after effects
All the benefits OF nasty. sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
fects.
DR.. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years Of prac-
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely q vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil (; you
Will know them by their olive color.
Take one or two every night for a
week and note the effect. 1Bc and S0c
DE Ediuords'
OLIVE
Abtaks
The Washington times., 1924-10-28
He Coughed
For 2 Years
SWOTe Off
After Taking Bronchulins

After coughing for two years airnoSG
continuously, q man Of considerable
means got thin and tired and WORKOUT,
made his will. and was ready to quit
the big game of life.
A friend spoke to him about Bronchu-
line Emulsion, and now life 20 him In
very sweet indeed.
That's the kind of a. cough that IN
put out OF business with amazing speed
when the cougher IL wise to Bronchu-
line Emulsion.
Tough old coughs-persistent coughs
coughs that hang on and rob people OF
their sleep-those are the kind Of
coughs Bronchuline likes to tackle.
Many times such coughs linger after
the Grip or 9 heavy cold, and II you
have one or know Of anyone who has
one keep Bronehuline Emulsion in mind,
It isn't Just cheap, sweet cough
syrup-it's the best cough remedy--and
the best is never cheap. Peoples DRUG
Stores and dealers everywhere can SUP
ply you.
The Washington times., 1924-10-28

To get rid OF your creditors:
Keep q campaign cigar lit on
your desk.
The Washington times., 1924-10-28
SOFT SNAPS

The guy who walks up and
down in a bank seeing that the
'blotters and pens are perfectly
arranged after each customer
leaves.
The understudy to o healthy
star in a big New York hit.
The lucky gink who selects
the beautiful chorus girls to APP
pear in the musical shows.
The sales manager who sits and,
smokes at his desk most Of the
day and collects a commission
for every sale made BY his hustling
crew.
The fellow who directs traffic
while sitting under a large UNI
brella in the center Of the street
in a one-horse town.
The Washington times., 1924-10-28
CONSOLATION
PRIZES

II your taxi crashes into q truck
why worry? You don't own Il.
What X you are 9 henpecked
husbands Be glad you are not
bigannist.
Cheer up II you haven't dimples.
In a few years folks win cali 'em
wrinkles.
It's too bad she threw you down,
but be comforted Ia. the fact that
nhe didn't leave you up Ia the air.
what II your wife can't drive
. horse2 She can drive q better
bargain than any man living.
Anyway the rat-tat-tat Of the
pneumatic riveter browns out the
sound Of the electric piano next
door.
The Washington times., 1924-10-28
RECIPES
How % break up ! large crowd:
Pass the hat.

How 70 break up Z large crowd:
Pass the hat.
How to tell 4 married man
from q single one: II he looks
around before Tipping the ashes
from his cigar hes married.
10 break in 4 pair 81 new
shoes: Go riding with 8 chap
who owns 4 secondhand car.
How TO catch flies without fly
paper: Put bowl Of restaurant
soup in the middle Of the dining
room table.
How to eat corn on the cob:
Grip the chair with your knees
the same as riding a bucking
broncho. The nest form il to hold
your arms close to your sides, as
in high diving. After you have
finished hurry to an osteopath--
two out of every two corn eaters
suffer from muscular rheuma-
tism.
To get rid OF your creditors:
Keep campaign cigar lit on
your desk.
How to wake your foot up
when it goes to sleep: Set the
alarm clock off and put your
foot on top Of it. II it Is an in
telligent foot it will awake.
The Washington times., 1924-10-28

II you have q severe cough ~
Or chest cold, soreness. throat IN
tickle, hOarseness or difficult M
breathing, Or If your child wakes N
up at night with crouD and Won
want quick helm, try this reliable II
OLD homemade cough remedy. ANY
druggist can supply You with 21x |
ounces Of Pinex. Pour thie into < |
pint bottle and ill the bottle with
use clarified moiassee. honey. o.
corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup,
pint Of really reInarksbie co1pS
remedy. It tastes good. ana IN sDfte
OF its low cost, can be depended up
You can feel this take hold of q
raises the phlegm, stops throat
trritated membranes Of the threat
and bronchial tubes with such
ease and pYomptness that e is
really astonishing.
Pinex is . special and highly
concentrated compound of Norway
pine extract. and is probably the l
best known means of overcoming II
severe coughs, throat and chest
colds.
There are many worthless imi. II
tations Of this mixture. To avoid III
disappointment aAk for "21k III
ounces Of Pinex" with fun III
directions and don't accept W
anything else. Guaranteed sSU
10 give absolute satisfaction EEE
Or money promptly re-
funded. The PINK Co, 4A
1t. Wayne. Ind. ~AsNss
FNTTNfN1HV@
The Washington times., 1924-10-28

10 break in pair o. new
shoes: Go riding with Z chap
who owns 4 secondhand car.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-14
Bishop Mcconnell Speaks

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Bishop Fra cis J. Mcconnell of Pittsburg, speak ing before the Chicago Sunday Eve ming club tonight admonished growing in it's influence and broad present criticism of organized re- ligion, emanating from a variety of sources.
 The Christian religion has not sur vived through these ages constantly growing in it's influence mad broad eninP it's purpose to be shaken at this le by debates that indicate a healthy, active thought on the part of the younger element in the church. Bishop Mcconnell, a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. said.
 All good things have fault found with them by some one" the bishop declared. Despite 1t faults, organ ized religion helps along and should be judged by the good it accom- plishes as a whole.
 Some congressman vote for the prohibition amendment and the Vol stead act, and then in their personal lives did not live up to it's require ments.
 The good Of the law and not their failings should be judged"
 Bishop Mcconnell said that he saw the dawning of a new day in the church, with a larger application of the gospel to social and international affairs. The younger element in the church. now irritating their elders by their questioning and determina- tion to consider religion in a broader light. are taking active steps to ban war, the speaker declared.