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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
What the Ca0didaies Stand For

Underwood hast been continuously wet. He voted against the State pro hiliition amendment in 1909 He voted against the eighteenth amendment tp''ohibitionl in Congress-. He voted to leave the question of selling of liquor to vote of the District of Colunibia- on account fo- his conyictions--when half of the voters there were negroes He is now being actively supported by the Association Opposed to Prohibition. He was the leader in. the fight for the vets against the prohibition amend ment He is still their leader. have led the fight for the drys from the be- ginning, Now that Mir. Underwood is q candidate for the Presidency, and now that prohibition is primarily q question of law administration--llntler the gen eral leadership of the nations chief executive--with Underwood's attitude on the prohibition question unchanged. where should the friends and believers of prohibition line up in this fight?
 MUSGR0yE FAvORS SOLDIER
 BONUS. .,<
 Underwood is against the Bonus Bill for the soldiers. l favor the bonus. Underwood seel;s. to reap the benefit of a plillion-dollar.. special primary ar ranged, lor his personal benefit. but Underwood is nol willing to give one ee.Il to tik soldiers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
TO BOMB REBELS
Obregon Gives Order After In- , specting Machines From U. S..

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 19.-(By As soeiated Press. air planes will bomb the rebels at La Pie tfad tlet abadiS tomorrow. according to orders given by President Obregon after an inspection of the machines at Ira puaa.k It is believed the order means < the siHitiation of the military opra tions asaifr General Estrada $ insurgents, <lelay& by President Obreson until the arrivaf of the war materials purchased froAssthe United States.
 The rebels are concentrated again at La Piedad. extending their lines to Lasuna Larsa, 35 kilometers from I'enjamo, the advanced position of the feleraIs. President Obregon conferred for more than two hours with General Elias F. Gales and General Joaquin !Amaro. after which Cailes returned to the north.
 Rebels, commanded by Cosme Anaya. reached Rineon de Romos. in southern Zaeateeas. destroying q section of the railwax from Mexico City to Fl Paso, causing delay of F hours in traffic The rebels withdrew southwest to Jalapa.F where the chieftain. Colonel Miguel Ulloa. has established head quarters.
 The agrarians. who have started a eounter-revolutiOn in the state of Guerrero. attacked ISuala. which is hnld, by the rebel general, Romulo Fieueroa. but the results of the battle are not known here here.
 On the eastern front General Fran cisco Urbaleio will join General Mar timex main column at Tehuacan after completing the repairs to the Mexican Southern railway. Puebla City is being fortified to avoid the possibility of it's Feeapture by the rebels,
 4 group of deputies belongin" to the fndependent party has suggested an in vestigation of thn reported execution of Felipe Carrillo Puerto. socialist gover- nor of Yucatan. to verify the truth of the statement by the co-oneratistas that he is still alive and held prisoner in Merida Should hA be found alive the basis for the raaical measures thrna ten- ~d a~afnst the "o-operatiSta de~uties by the lahor clements would be re- rlavp'' The inAeoendent dAputins rlan ta renres+ ruarantacs for tho safetv Of the investigators from thn provisional gorarnmAs t'' of the rebels
 Tho 0h econ governnnnt hos dn~idAd sN hla ~Eh It exro"+in~ horSes abroad Soir~ hn' hess with the insurrention- fstss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
WIFE TAUN7'ED ABOUT COOKING TAKES POISON

LONDON, tan. I9.--Airs Edward Henry Trewella. manager of q Rich. mend road beer house. came home to dinner and complained that fhe peas were burnt. N a
 His 24syear-old wife, to whom he had been married three years. said nothing. She arose md left the table, taking her plate. She had done this once before in n similar instance. and Trewella continued to eat. s ss.x ssFinishing his dinner alone, Ire. weIla smoked and then went to look 5 for his wife. S ae ssIIe, found her lying dead on the , 7edrooul floor, an empty bottle, which had contained poison, by her
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
PREPARING FOR PROBE Germany Putting Her Economic
 :. House In Order

BERLIN. Jan. 19.-Germ,ny, as far as is possible, is putting her fihan- cial and economic house in order, me. phfat0ry to the thorough inquiry into her troubles and possibilities about to be made by the committee of experts, headed by Charles c. Dawes now meet ing in Paris, ..,
 Meanwhile, following iiisistent de- mands by the socialists. the Marx gov ernment plans to summon the foreign committee of the .Reichstag some time next week and anti,inates the openinc of new n.egotia tinns wftli France, on ths Ruhr and Rhineland occupation in the near future.
 The government has. nuletlv wa"nA ] the neonle not to nvereStimate Frances willinrnNss tn make con"essions, al. thcnrh>it is thon"ht thu general French at+i+uNe is sor1e~'hat milder. 1
 The text cF tha recent Franco Rel cian note to Re"'in in rasnonse to Car manys pea"e feA'ers is still kept serret.
 It is stated that thA note and tho Quai Dpr~"r's sr""l"mnntnrv verbal remorks. indi"at"d T~anNes' willin "ness to' discuss the entire nroblem ot rab- nrn lions. Y
 In. view of "nnnrtS f~orl n""'e tl.at tbR "~ro-+s vi: h4l consider taIi"'- .,..o- eAAls F"nin Cc-~.,"n c-vrn"d ""''"aa.,,. afn ter 4. -ev> e..o +i.,s +he c-oro.-,,,>o,,t ' ,'; ero Ss+''-'"n-. ""+',o,; .jn S .4Lc ,Eo~n n~t. wants of hn+h 70 'l,oaIs oni ror+s "a r,o't"""~ 4h"''' hnlHings may To con si1o~Ad 'nsi",,'fi""nt
 Rv this. r'nn of mo"''~a cnS. thc ,or ev"e vne"t' n'n"~+s to obtain ~rnIi4s of 100 nnn Nna ~a'1 rariS
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
CAMPAIGN OPENS.
Dinsmore To Fire First Gun Monday
 Evening.

NJ. A. Dinsmore, Birmingham law yer, who is running ill Alabama for President of the United States against Senator Oscar Underwood and L. R.. Musgrove, will formally open his cam liaign at thr Jefferson Theatre Monday night at $ clock
 This will be the first speech of a rumber Ee will deliver in various parts of the state. Dinsmore says.
 ''Thase who hear me Monday night will learn why l am in the race and the exact purposes of my candidacy" he adds.
 Details of his campaign organization and announcement of the platform of principles on which he is running will be given out at the meeting, DinSmore said
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
4 GREETING
 ID DEMOCRATS
lContinusd from Page One)

H ' tion visitors, we want them to be walk ing bureaus of information"
 Stanley l. Quinn, directing vice ehalrmah of the local executive com mittee, issued a warning which he ex- peeted' would effettuaily frighten dff any wodld.be speculators in convention 4eAt tickets. Hearing that scnr-ess already were offering S200 for 600O tickets the local group expected to dis tribute to convention fund. contributors on the basis of one ticket for each SI0O given, MT. Quinn said. sss
 < Richard To Help F
 We want these tickets toe go to persons who already have undertaken. the bulk of the financial burden. We have a vigilance committee to @investi- gate the source of all donations. We don't want ticket jscalpers' money. If wc can't snot. the spectators, Tex RiHkard, who ought to know, them, will help us.
 7 Rickard himself. has declined to have to do with tickets. except those t6 which he will be entitled as a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
ooUKT Rk AfsEs sf.XNp ' .4ttorness Dseiins TO, Appear in Df votcS Gases. In Church :. ifs.

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 19-~tWhen two attorneys. both clerSynien sons, yestefsla& objected to 3ap.iearing in n diyorce ease. in tie BroadyayI Chris tan chuych. which Is being 1iised as q temporary courtroom, Judge F.. NJ. JaaliAs6n., commended their stand, and announced that the case would be transferred, to another department.
 The two attorneys. declared that the < hurCh to them vas d ''liouse of prayer and w0rshii,' and they objected tD try. ing Il divorce acton in "silsh sacred precincts. '. t...-.- L. ..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
NEW LAMP BUR NS 94 z AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

\ T,e~5oil lamp that gives an aniaz, :aety UflilianE soft white lisht,1 eyer Jsttsr than gas or electricity. has beer tested by the U. $. Governments, and. s5 Isad.hE universit,es and Iound ei ,Di suptrior. to 10 ordinary oil lamps. |; bufns without odor. sInoke or nolssA no pumpinR up. Is .sinples clean, safe Burns s4' per eenL air and per csni cOmmun Kerosene ,coaT oltE ,
 The tnventot. '. E. Johnson, .vys w Lake St., sii,Iago, lll,, is offering t,i send iamk ,on. i9 days FfskE tFiaii T sven :.otstye: one t' REtssto ihs rfErsES.. nm ititrsdues u Wrle1 1h,ui lIida, i.., filf batticulars, Also ssk hiIn 10 sx
 Axtn hvN you, eAll gel the sas etsss, ann w3l ,iout. feS pkflefice SS,f inEAt
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
SURROUNDINGS BILL. RAILROAD OWNERSHIP OF
 GOVERNMENT.

2
 Underwood favors 'the crime of this generation" Railroad Ownership of Government familiarity known as the Esch-Cumlaings Railroad Bill which impoverished the farmers and nearly wrecked the shippers. I oppose any such iniquitious legislation.
 Underwood is aligned with the big interests in this country and the re- dictionaries in politics. l have always been aligned with the people and the peoples interests. t<.
 Underwood is in favor of the legis- lature dictating and disfranchising the voters and appointing their represen- tatives-f favor giving all the people a right to vote their own convictions and electing their representatives.
 Underwood is lawyer and poli- tician representing the big interests and reactionaries in Governmental affairs. I am farmer and business man and opposed to the reactionaries and big in- terests controlling the country. q,
 The people of this State know in- stinctively that Mr. Underwood has not helped to secure Muscle Shoals for Ford. On this question Underwood says: T will finish with Ford" Yes, and the finish can easily be made fur back in the rear. And everyone knows that the chief opponent of Henry Ford, the Alabama Power Co. and their news papers, are now supporting. actively, Mir. Underwood. l, will lead for Henry Ford in this fight as I have since the question has been before this country :; and further. if nominated and elected the Muscle Shoals question wi.l,ibe set- tied in favor of the farmers and Henry Ford. n RACY IN GOVERNMENT. | FAVOR DEMOCRACY IN GOVERNMENT.
 Cnderwood's Pink Tea, and ..Silk- Stocking Supporters'' speak publicly and offensively of the farmers ofgan- cations as the moribund (dead) crowd, while l say the farmers and farmers organizations are the foundation stone upon which the Republic stands, and that the farmers are the bulwark of the Nation. and that long before the com ing primary election the Bolsheyik Bourbon Underwood supporters will find ont that the farmers of this State are not dead, neither are they sleeping. <. What Is to Be Your Verdict?
 ARE YOU FOR UNDERWOOD AND AUTOCRACY OR MUSGR0VE AND DEM0CRACYf
 Are you for Underwood and tha sur render of your rights and your liberty or are you for Musgrove and the pres ervatiOn of the rights of the people to have representative government and to have control fO their own affairs?
 Are you in favor of the vest porket Underwood delegation Eeing voted for a reactIonary wet politiciat; or for Mus grove with the assurance th;tt only a dry, progressive democrat will receive the benefit of your voteg h
 The choice is, yours. Yours to bear the evils of defeat of democratic prin- ciples. Yours to receive the benefits of a victory for the right of the people to rule. - < IMPORTANT NOTE-All citizens are urged to form clubs Ut once. Write for literature and report local condi- tions to afusgrove Committee. TIC N. Fist St., Birmingham, Ala.
 (paid Political Advertising. bs slcss grove Committee, 4lU N. 2ast, St.. sBiss aiinShaln.l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
METIs0 OFFICIAL CLEtaE5S !. W. Ensei, Vice President Was
 C.irarcd With shipping Lidiior

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 19--A charge of violating the federal prohibition laws by shipping from New York to Holly, wood n box of liquor labelled .Films-- Handle With Care" which was pre- ferred against Joseph w Ensel. vice president of the Metro Pictures corpcr-. atipn. last November, was dismissed yesterday after heafing before United States Commissioner Long.
 Testimony at the hearing indicated that Engel had not received the box and he. had caused it not to be sent. to him. II. Franklin. wbo is alleged to have shipped the liquor to Engel's ad- dress is under arrest in New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
OFFicEks BECOME MONKS < Prince And captain of Uhians Become
 'ft Franciscail e,' s, ~ s.'

BERLIN, Jan. 19.--Two{ men. ,,sllo we're active officers in the German ai1ly dufing the wlr--biie of them plinee--late ., ba asnnic 4 < Francis an nRriks The prin e is .Alban Tsuwen- stein M,ertheim f'reuden 9crs formerly ,a lpt;tln. in the Hanover uhlhils. the n,ossJ famous cavalry regiment of the C, eih.,n army. ,.5s.s
 The other ex-Qflieer k former Geps et;;. Reiclilin aletiegE. who vas miii- sry .ronansnilNr ef Lnshlsialt Rasarfp
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
TAKES CAR AND Ss.ooo Thief Steals Auto And Change For Chain Of Stores

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. 19.-When an employe of the Memphis Pisay Wiggly stores parked his automobile in front of one of tie company's stores here today, an unidentified man took possession of the car and drove away wieh S3 900 in silver and small cur rency which was being transported fu the automobile for distribution to the stores as change for the days busi- ness. Police still were searching for the thief late today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
rnrRAI TPtrN WRECKED
RshaAs tirrture Mrnit'nn Surn'ies Tkirt- sIi'es From Mexico City

SAN A.NTONIO. Texas. JHn. 19.-A Mexican .overnment ammunition train was wreck ed and all the munitions cap tured by rebels. 50 miles no h of the City ot tIexi, c, according to tele- phone mes sage to the San Antonio Ex- press fron Laredo tonight. The cap ture is $; i'd to have occurred last Thursday. The news Wa brought to Laredo by passengers who arrived from Mexico City in Laredo Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

When you give your endorsement to me, you know that will never trade yonr vote and your choice in support of Al Smiths and Tammany's candidates and platforms. ..Aez,
 Will you permit the crime of the at- tempted robbery of the peoples rights to be accomplished or will you re- pmliate such political echicanery? Are you willing to aid this attempt to de fraud the citizens of our State?. Where does your STATE PRIDE place you in THIS FIGHT: -,., &
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

tacker of the convention to the extent of $S5, 900. said Quinn. -
 Representatives of telegraph. com pahies. news services and individual newspapers circulated through Madison Square Garden ,.ll day, drawing plans fet the installation of press accom- rroslations. in the sabterranean passages which, before the Convention. will be occupied by the neHagerie of -the an nual circus and later by the huge gar deh's swimming pooL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
NO HOPE FOR UNDERWOOD.

Every well informed man knows that Mir. UIde. wotd- ci,n never. hone to se- cure the noiHilittset!. l'lit. e,sl..iply playing un their Le,ief hf tbs. t'eo. ,ie $ stpl,idsty not to see through tlisii ul'oi- siye schenle to use stur totv ,ifiJ solr voice agn4ust your interests Ivf E..e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
PLEADS FdR ANIMALS {.
Maine Goyetbor Asks Hays 10 Listssna
 :. To Appeal 10 Re Mktle .1s, ...s

AUGUSTA; Me, ,'Jan, 1S.4s-G Goyer,hSt Perciyal F: Baxter tttay w,fpte. win H, Hays. head. of. she nicti,lfr fiettlre -industrS, askilg that ht listen to the plea that is to le {. made ito him ia behalf of .-.baf dumb ,antfnaf friends. Governor Bak4er. has been in66rtned that the 4Americaii Animal Defense league of Calif0rnias and other ,bpnalie organizations ate sto confer with Mfr. Hays ''nl,on the question of tcruelties inflicted upon animals .iil llie making If motion nietiires.'l ,l,-,SsA w ss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
WANT BABs0N OR HOOVER Florida Orange Growers Seek Agres, 4. ts.' ylS slve Marketing Director

LAKE. WAEES,. Flay Jan. 19.7- RhGsea Rabsons. statisficiaL pr; Herbert Hoover, secretary of coihneice, for aiiettpf general Of citrus narketing in Fl0iida is the plan advanceI last night by the Lake Wells Board of Trade, Sas Q solution of thestroubles 0f citrus if- tefests in this state. In d resolution, growers are urged to select Babson pr HOoyer, regardless, of salasy. 1t would be covered, thka resolution says, by m immediate incfeaset of it leakt 25 cents | box in the price of fruit and would be paid by a, tax on each box marketed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MUSGR0VE ASKS
 SHALL OUR DEMOCRACY SURRENDER OR SURVIVE?| The Truth Abon undsrwoeds Piva,e Presidential
 Primary Law and lis Hidden Pupo,e MUSGROVE CANDIDATE OF THE PEOPLE; UNDERWOOD F02 SPECIAL INTERESTS

Citizens of Alabama. do- you realize what has been done to you?l Do you know that the sacred right of casting- your yete, of selecting your represep- tatives. of yoicing your sentiments has been taken away from you? Do you know that in this good year of 1924 Il, handful of would-be-polftical dictators have trampled into the dust the prin- oiples for which your fathers fought. which came into being with. the birth of our nation and which have become the treasured ideals of Americanism?
 In the history of American politics our citizenship has been forced to suf- fer under 'boss r,ile.y Instances of this are recalled in the ..hoss-ism" of Quay and Penrose, of Pennsylvania; Tweed Croker, Murphy and Tammany, of New York. These. with Sullivan of Illinois. in their total disregard for lthe, Cod given rights of the people, 'self-gov- ernment" in no sense of the word no. proaches'the high-handed way in which the submissive "and blinded legislature. sought tp thwart the. will of the people and disfranchise the voters "
 How has this been donea Who is re- sponsible? What is it's purpose? These are the facts.
 The nianipulators of Mir. Underwood knew if the people were allowed to vote for their own delegates that they would send delegates reflecting the sen timent >of their districts. and that Mir. Underwood would not be the choice of many of these for President and that none of them could be used by him and his friends" to trade off in support of Al Smith of New York or some other reaetiondry politician. Hence this as sault upon your rights-therefore this undemocratic. illegal, and nefariois scheme Shades of Washington, Jeffer- son and Jackson! Where has. gone the teachings of eur forefathers? Is representative government and de- rnocracy to perish? s-i s
 To throttle the will of tue people. to bind and gag the voters of the State. UnderwoOd's manipulators steeped in their own arrogance. believing that the people of our State Are Lut lamb like and stupid sheeiJ. secured the passage of special primary law: which pro vided that special primary at the cost to the people of the State in ti,me and money of a million dollars. should be held at which only. an Alabamidll could enter and receive the benefits Of --and then only the Aiabaiaian Cor really Underwood. as admitted and in- tended) would lie given the rights here. tofore vested ill the peulae and be al. lowed to name the twenty four delegates from this State, without the voters being given voice in their selection. And then with Alabama twenty-rour votes in his vest pocket the states vote would be his to hand to Murphy, to cast for Al Smith or any other wet, reactionary- politician he might choose. Whileethe yete of your representatives in .tlrafting deniocratie principles would bc presented to the enemy to~voice as your sentiments the things you have al- ways fought 'as evil and harmful.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
OBREG0N'S KIN ARRESTED Father-M-Law Of President Said
 To lla Rnhal Sum hirar

BROW kSVlLLE. Tex, Jan. 19.- Passengers arriving here today from Monterey stated that Gene; al Tapaia. father-in-l INV of President AlVero Obre- gon, has 'een arrested at Monterey by federal officials. charged with being d rebel sym lathlzer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
POPE AIDS GERMANY fs Sshds Cloth And Olive Oil Supply, ,*a < Both Bsinh Badly Neetiell

BERLIN. ~Jan.' f9.--Pope Plus has glveny to Gern,dny 1.200,0O0 lire. 50O00 meters of cloth, and three lIectoliters of Olive oil. These sup plies were all badly needed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
CORPORATION POLITICIANS
 HOG.TIE VOTERS.
Why was this done.

Why was this done? I'd
 It was because certain of the cor. poration controlled politicians of, the State knew that your votes would never De cast for ,them to represent you and thus only could you be bound and turned over to those who are even now planning to thwart the will of the people in the coming Democratic Com yention and select safe tool as the nominee to serve their own selfish in- terests.
 And so we have this unnecessary, undemOcratic, and costly special pri. mary, which has 0een foisted upon the people of the State in an effort to give tliefr sacred rights into hands of one man who fnils tv represent the senti. meut of the people Of the. State.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
ASTHMA CURED BEFORE YOUPAY

Mr b |. Lane. a chem'st located at s07 Lane Bldg St MhIys. Kans. has dtxe osered q simple hUrls remedy for AslknlA Ir Lane has so much r"ntI- ssene~ ID tis ability to cure that he wit sand reg liar $l s5 b0t'i- tree posipd Il ta any sul who will write hi" Ills oeref ss Yn,t he I- 10 be paid ioi II IT cares ~ aot. voln rep"rI .canrris the enarES A ,sa sutFet. rteu As'u,na- wsii- Alr. less Sera no ,h.'H,.' fiIst s0u:. nz,a- -...Ys Sr-ss ~IIf de-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS
State Executive Committee Issues Con-
 uantinn Cnu E-nn Nnr .lO

NASHVILLE. TeIln., Jau. 1O.-The state executive committee meeting here this morr ing voted to call the state democratic, convention to meet in Ky nnn auditorium. Nashville on May p