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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
zAHUBA Y HORlCiCH LESlCH.
NA PAClFICkEM P0BkEzi PoHkkSo,
vAMY JS0U 81 0s0BY. ~
NEKTER1 TECH, KDOz Sc ZACHRANILI,
PRIJDOU ASH ZRAK.

San Francisco, Is. cervence Nesmirne rozlohy veli
kych narodnch esd California isou dnes porebnm hran
ceml nescetnch vekovych strom Diva pozary horskych
obiastech Humbug Gopseneck narodnm lese klamath
severni kaforni rozdmychovane 45movym.vetrem jsou
mo vsechnu konrolu die zprav obdrzenych zde Goose
nech oblasti cyri ekce c prblzne 100000 stop dfiv
ma stojate, bylo znceno
Padesat dive osoby jsou pohresovany panuji obavy
zahynuy posednch dvacet ctyrech hodnach esnich po
zarech jez zur mnoha mistech pacifckem pobrez
Jsou to: W. D. Dillon sestclenna rodna drevorub
eli z obkceni by pozarem Trapper Creeku Idaho Dru
lima trice pe osob nz byo jedenact de zaskoceaa po
zarem ma Wheelers Mill okresu Pen O'Reie Washinton
Ctyri duchoborci (pusnc nabozenske sekty by zachy
ceni pozarem v 1doli Salmon Britske Coumbi
Nekolk clenI druziny sestnact duchoborci, ktera
nika plamenum, pfdou as zrak, die sdeenf lekafd
Nelson B. c. Posedni zpravy sdeuji Ymr bylo
zachran6no acko dl Yankee Girl tamtez e vazn6 ohroze
Tr pozary oblasti ddoli Damascus narodnim lese
Tahoe jsou rozdmychovany snym vetrem spustosy jiz
1000 akru. Pet muzd zapas pameny dalsich 100 bu
de Jim poslano pomoc Jiny pozar jenz pomne jest
mmo vsechnu kontrolu nasedkem sneho veru zuff ma
rodnim lese Shasta, tri mile cd McCloud.
Spokane, 15 cervence - DIE zprav, ktere dosy
dnes vecer je nadeje de kte zaskocen by esnm po
zary vychodnfm w ashnetcne severnm Idahu,
chrani. Cekem patnact pozard zurf narodnch lesch
Chelan Wenachee, sfednim Washingtone. Tisice
zl mimi zapasi nez nasledkem sineho vetru dsi ejch
setkava Sc jenom maym zdarem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
SENATOR VYLOUcEN
Z KLUBU.

Washington, Is. cervence.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson z
Arkansasu, vIdce senatni de-
mokraticke mensiny v posled-
MIN kongresu. bxl..xxlQNGeu z
panskeho Chevy Chase golfo-
veho klubu reditelstvem tehoz
v ddsledku sporu ma golfovem
hfisti pred nekolik tydny, kdy
uderil a srazil k zemi DR.. ia
mese F. Mitchella, prosluleho
chirurga a rovn6z elena klu-
bu. Die sdeleni predsedy. klu-
bu, Alexandra Brittona, hlaso-
vani bylo jednomyslne. We
schulz reditelstva nebylo "a
dneho vyslechu a jenom pisem
ma vysvetleni trapne artery
ctena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
ARMkDNl DtsToJnicI zATfkANl.
BRASILSKA vLADA NARfDILA VYSE
TROVANf VOJSKA POLICIE

Buenos Aires, Is. cervence Depese Rio Janeiro
fejn&na zde kera pfcita Agenca Americana poodedni
zatcen nekolika voenskych pocejnich d1sonfki Ru
Janeiru zahajila vtsetfovam armady polck. III :
Naprosy nedostaek zprav, lrednich i neifednich "a
posednich osmnac hodn kajicich revouce Sac Pau
TO- vzbud zde obavy ze suace staa jeste vazes Bra
sska je prsn6jsi nez kdykoli pred tim edna
il parne to- ably venkovni svet nezv6de dele zem
Vsechny zdroje informaci nichz dochaze zpravy
byy uzavfeny vGera vecer
Mic nebylo slyseno cd pondeka kdy bezdatova depese
jedne n6mecke lodi oznama, re povstac ou mil
pristavniho m9sta Santosu
Depese obdrzena De Los Libres ma argentnskem
pomez oznamuje ze statu Rio Grande dosta
rukce cd zahrancniho mnstra Pacheco zaat osoby OBJ
vinene rozsirovani faesnych zprav poslat je do Rio
Janeira.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

URADY VYSETRUJI OKOLNOSTI UMRTf
JEJfHO SESTEHO MANzELA.

Mount Gilead, O., 15 Gervence Vysetrovani, jez 20
des dobu ved vefeny zalobce Morrow T. Mateer
presvedco je ze p Elnora Yeomanova orava sveho Sc
eho manze Lewise Yeomana enz dne g. cervna zemfel
We SVEN domove Cardington nedaleko odtud
Zmin6na zena byla zatcena podepsaa jiste prohase-
n die sd6en vefejn6ho zalobce avsak neobasna pohnu
TEX proc zbaviti sv6ho manzea Yeomanova bya
zatcena Marion kan odejela brzy smr sveho muze
Podezfenf prvne bylo obraceno Yeomanovou zahad-
nemoci eho manzea Kdyz zemfel pred n6kolka dny
vefeny zaobce Mateer nad Carisov vykopani
9la patranf nem po sopach edu Vnitfni 1stro bylo
poslano Dr. c. Smithov Columbus die jeho zpravy u
fadim okresu Morrow stopy jedu byy tam nalezeny.
Vysetfovanm byo tez zjist6no ze YeOmanova casio 81
dopisovaa jstym muzem Detroit ze n6jaky cizinec
vstiv il Cardgngton mimi dlouho mluvila spou odes
m9sto Dale vyslo evo ze Yeomanova, ez eta 40
roki veku, bya provdana sedmkrae sest manzed Ia
jednoho Sc provdaa dvakrate ctyi je byvaych MAMIE
jsou zvu Cd sveho pateho muze bya rozvedena IA
dnora, 1924, diva provdala "a Yeomana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
AMERIcTi LETcI HosTENI Y PARiz.

Pariz Is. cervence. Americt svetov letc porucici
Smith, Wade Nelson jeich tri mechanikove byli dnes
hosty Parze rovnez pohostl e veceT nacenik sabu
arady Spoenych Statu Pershng, enz pritomne di
Parz hodn byla konana presdenta Doumer-
guea nz lcastn vysocf hodnostar vojenskych ci
Winch kruhn Americannm bahoprano k ejch dosavad
MIN lsp9ch1m. Program skonc hostnou Mezispojenec-
KEN kubu yroenou yzduchopaveckou federaci fancouz
skou Byo pc brzy tax ably etcnm dosalo odpocnku
pred nasoupenim das pout niz hodaji vypravti
II hodin Ultra dopoledne
Londyn 15 cervence Americti svetovi eci priby
dnes By spatfen hodny odpoedne krouzc mad pred
mestim Croyden nez zem snes Ma etisti dosalo Sc
Jim uvitan mnohatisicovym zastupem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

wanna ROZHODNUTf OCEKAvANA OD
LONDYNSKE KONFERENCE.

Pafiz. 15 cervence. - Owen D. Young prijal nabidku
dfadu generaniho agena reparanch spaek pod Daweso
cele komse jez bude pmati vechny spatky cnene Ne
meckem odvadet je dcet spoencd zaroven je vice
nez mozno Re zaedt bude ko aercky Glen reparacnf
koms loze rozhodciho bd mad zajmy nvestorl pro-
ektovane $20OOOOO00 phjce zda navrhy premiern Mac
Donalda Herriota budou pfjaty londynke konerenc
Man vyadfuje veke uspokojeni mad tm ze Young nabd
nuty mu Trad pfijal
Reparacni komse dnes pozde vecer oznamia ze podaa
sva odporucen vzhledem Dawesovu panu ondynske kon
ferenci>a rovnez kdy plan mel by by plat
l. Uplne postoupeni Nemeckem duvernikdm, vyjmeno-
vanym fnancnm odbornky rlznych zavazkl ichz do
tyka jejch zprava.
2. Zfizen emisnch bank
3. Zfzeni spolecnosti operovani zeleznic.
a. Umisteni prvni pijcky 8OO,0OO0OO zlatych marek.
Atko oposice vedena dffvejsm premerem Poincarem,
bude sedovat kazde hnu premera Herrota jenz odeel
dnes do Londyna tfce asssteny vyshuje vseobecne
Paffz bude zapas velkymi obtizem az konferen-
ce bude zahajena Ultra.
Herriot sebou mnozstv slbn jez byl uci-
ni pred odjezdem sam ma nazory pravech Francie ez
nkterak neshoduji onemi brske Wildly MacDonaldova
rec vcerem zasedanf snemovny posanecke nejepe
xnacuje vxdAeno mezi ob9ma premery vzpomeneh ze
minuH tyden duraznou zados Poncareovu Herrio
hlas formalne nesvo zadnemu omezeni prav
nj komise, kera kontroovana Francouzy jak nyni
stavena.
Londyn Is. cervence. - Made vsechno duezita mezi-
spojenecka konference ez hlavnim lceem je uvesti
pdsobnost Dawesv reparacni bude zahaena Ultra
II hodin dopoledne zahrancnim minstestvu prenie
ry McDonadem Herrioem cee stolu castenstvi "a
stupci osatnich spojeneckych mocnost.
Spojene Staty zastoupeny Frankem B. Keoggem,
americkym vevyslancem, jako lfednm pozorovaeem
zajem deegaI Pravi ze insrukce, ez obdrze Wash
ngonu, pfipous hodn6 sroky vyklad Kellogg sam vya-
drill pevnou duv6ru ispech konference cd nz ocekava
re podnikna daekosahe kroky ukldneni Evropy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
zknADNE zMIzENl DtsToJNikA.

Ashevie N. c., Ia. cervence Major Sam McCleary,
cd pobreznho deostreectva Norfoku pohfesovan od
mnueho ydne kdy vyjel 81 inspekcni cestu jez mea
skoncit Fort Moultrie ci svemu vak nedojel vse
chino patrani nem, voenskymi cvilnm fady bylo az
dosud bezvyslednym Vcera zisteno ze major dospe
svym autem al do mesa Canton bzc nehoz str naezen
nedlazd6ne horske sedadlem krv pofsnenym
toho soud ze dnstonik by pfepaden zavrazden eho
mrtvoa nekde esch ukrya Vyslo tez evo, re major
mel autu spolecnky diva muze kte bez sopy zmize
Auto potkala pi Edward Aenova iez vym fem ditka
mi stehovala Foridy trucku Sdelia dfad1m re nea
ky armadn ddstonik havou skon6nou. sede mez dvema
muz nchz jeden byl b9och druhy cernoch pozde pry
videa ak eminent muzi odnasel sy douhy pfedmet do
esa Nezdstal tam dlouho navratu esa rychle ode
el
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
VYDELAL PRY 1850, 600
MA OBILf.

Chicago, Is. cervence. -
Arthur w. Cutten, spekulant
ma zdejsi plodinove burse, wy
delal pry $1,86O,OOO, kdyz
vcera prodal 100000 busl1
cervencove kukufice jiste to-
varne. Mimo to pry Cutten W.
delal velikou sunni, penez ma
psenici, pri jeji vzestupu v ce-
ne cd 20 do % cent? ma bu-
slu. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
sEST OBETf TORNADO.

Augusta, Kas., Is. cerven-
ce. - Pocet obeti tornado, jez
radio v jihovychodnim Kan
sasu, dostoupil sesti, die nej-
poslednejsich zprav. Rane-
nych, kteri dopraveni do ne
mocnic. v tomto.. msste a we
Wichita, je veliky pocet a Pc
n9zni skoda dosahne millionu
dollaru. Nejv9tsi. silu 'vyvinu-
10 tornado v AugustS, kde celia
obchodni ctvrt znicena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
ZABITI PRI PADU DO PRO-
PASTI.

Butte, Mont, Is. Gervence.
- Pan a pi. Earl J. Dunnovi
z Minneapolis byli ma miste
zabiti narodnim parku yell
lowstone, kdyz automobil, v
nemz jeli, sjel S cesty a sritil
Sc do rokle, 1000 stop hlu-
boke. Tragedie udala Sc bli-
ze Grand View a je prvni to-
no druhu v historic YellOwston-
skeho narodnfho parku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

Nedavna podoba 81. Grace
Virginie Hendrickove, dcery
DR.. Elwooda Hendricka z New
Yorku a Simsbury, Conn.,, jez
byla oddana v kostele posle-
re zminenem meste S George
w. Pattersonem ml., assisten-
tenn dekana Skoly elektrickeho
inzenyrstvi pri universit9 statu
Michigan. Cestnymi hosty pri
tomto snatku byli ctyri psici
slecny Hendrickove, kteri NELL
jednu lavici sami pro sebe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
"a 100000 0PlkTt zABAvEN0.
BYLY PRIVEZENY DO NEW YORKU MA
ITALSKEM PARNfKU DUILIO

New York, Is. cervence - Federaln urady dnes vecer
uvazovaly zabaveni parniku Duo cd oAmericke
nie nemz naezeno byo $4OO 900 opiatd dev6t Gle
MI jeho muzstva zatceno.
zapovezeneho zboz die sd6en radI. Mimo to PRIMAL
ze prvez do teo obraz savneho itaskeho mare Mi
chea Angela ukradeny obrazarny Rme ehoz navra
itaska vada nabida 100000 odmeny Nepodarlo
mu vsak obraz prodat.
Gaeta by uveznen zaruka urcena neho ma $4,000,
nebya slozena. Kapan parnku sedm jeho havnch
distonikd kter vrd re neme zadne povedomosti opia
tech, dan pod $1,000 zaruky kazdy.
Nez parniku Duia bude dovoleno odplouti zpet
spoecnost ej vastnc bude sloz $4,000 zaru
ky, oznameno bylo pravnim odborem celniho lradu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

Pafiz, 15 cervence - Pc skonceni dvoudenn plavecke
sou6ze dnes vecer Spojene Saty byy drh@m miste
fad6 dvace m narodd Australia bya prvnf dvacet ctyr
body kdezo Spoene Say byly jeden nj Ia to vsak
zvt9ziy ameck& pavkyn9 400metrovem zavode zskav
lie devatenac bodd bya to ech zasuha ze Spoene Sy
dosahly soutezi druheho mista Muzi 15OOmetrovem
plaveckem zavod6 neziskai ami jedineho bodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
JIHoSL AWE UNA Rusk0.

Vden 49, cervence Jihoslavska vlada jest priprave
uznani sovetske vady ale mus vyckavat prznve prize
ztost prohas jhosovansky zahrancnf mnistr Nncc "a
supci tiskov kanceafe Rosta p rozhovoru MIN
v Praze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
ARMkDNf oDvoD zAsTAvEN.

Washington, Is. cervence = Rozkazy vyd&ny byy od-
bore valy zastaven neurtitou dobu daho 0d
vodu jezto armada dosAha pine opravnen& siy 1880
mutt. Generalnf poboInk Davis oznail ze nadae bude
rekordeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
FocHovA sEsTRA zEMRELA.

Toulouse. France 15 cervence. Mile Fcch, 82-eta.
nejstas sera mars&a Foche zefea dnes rodinn@ resi-
denci Valentine, kde ztrava cely svhj zivot st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-21
TABLET IS UNVEILED TO WM. J. RUSHTON
Ice Manufacturers To Resume
 Sessions Thursday

High tribute to the memory of the late Colonel William J. Rushton of Birmingham, formerly an outstanding figure in their organization, was paid Wednesday afternoon by delegates at tending the joint conference of the Southern Ice Exchange and the Ala bama Ice Manufacturers association at the Tutwiler hotel.
 The exercises incident to the dedica- tion and uunveiling of the Rushton memorital tablet were held in the ball room, and were followed by the ring ing of the Rushton memorial carillon in the belfry of the First Presbyterian church, dedicated Sunday
 Rev. Roy Hersey opened the cere- monies at 2:30 o'clock with an invo- cation; he was followed by short ad- dress by J. w.. Hancock of Marietta, Ga, president of the ice exchange. William l. Rushton of Birmingham dedicated the tablet to his grandfa- ther.
 The speech of acceptance was made by W. B. Baker of Atlanta. His talk was followed by the ringing of the chime. The memorial committee in- cluded J. c. Atwood of St. Louis, J. F. Nickerson of Chicago and A. S. Lyons of Mobile. The associations ad- journed for the day following the ded- ication ceremonies.
 Technical papers will occupy the morning session of the association Thursday. In the afternoon an ex- ecutive discussion will be held. The annual banquet of both organizations will be given Thursday evening at z 80 o'clock in the ball room of the Tutwiler hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-21
CHRISTIAN ASKS
 RECALL OF NAME.
Nomination Withdrawn By Pres ident Coolidge At Request
 Of Nominee


 , WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-Senate opposition to appointment of George E. Christian, secretary to President Harding, as member of the Federal Trade commission. led to withdrawal by President Coolidge today of Mir. Christians nomination at the request of the nominee.
 Opposition to him was expressed by q number of labor leaders and recent ly the Senate interstate commerce com mittee was told by Huston Thompson, chairman of the trade commission that Mir. Christian called, him to the exc cutive offices early in 1923 and in quired as to the reasons for proceedings by the commission against the Famous -Lasky Moving Picture corpora tiOn.
 The White House made public a let ter to the President from Mir. Chris tian saying:
 When l informed you that this ap- pointment would be both acceptable and gratifying, I believed that it would afford an opportunity for the rendi- tion of real service and the doing of constructive work. Since you sent my name to the Senate, Huston. Thomp- son, member of the federal trade com mission, has appeared before the Sen ate interstate commerce committee and informed that body in substance that in May 1921, had made inquiries of him with respect to the commission s proceedings against the Famous Play ers-Lasky corporation in such a way as to convey the impression I was endeavoring to interfere with or in- fluence their proceedings.
 "In view of the facts, Mir. Thomp- sons impression of our conference has amazed me. I called Mir. Thompson to the executive office in the perform 'ance of an official duty solely and for the sole purpose of securing informa- tion as to the status of this case. I frankly stated to him that representa- tiOns had been made that this company was under investigation and that a hearing had been denied them. fur ther stated that I knew nothing of the methods of procedure of the com mission or it's rules of practice and asked him for the facts"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-21
DOTNGS OF DAY
 IN WASHINGTON

Secretary Hughes made further sug- gestions to House and Senate commit tees regarding pending immigration leg islation.
 President Coolidge withdrew the nomination of George B. Christian, Jr., to be q, member of the federal trade commission. E
 Chairman Johnson of the House im- migration committee described Rou- manian protest on the floor of the House as '.impudent."
 Harry Payne Whitney was question: ed by the Senate oil committee regard ing possible stock transactions by pub lie officials.
 Senator Elkins, republican, West Virginia, said he had purchased stock in the Sinclair Consolidated Oil com pany and was willing to tell commit tee about it.
 President Coolidge was advised by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, the re- publican leader, that republican Senate sentiment was growing in favor of Att torney General Daugherty's retirement. Mir. Daugherty in statement publicly defied his critics.
 House organization republicans again were routed by democratic-iepublican insurgent coalition with the result that amendments to the tax bill, dealing with stock dividends and earned in- comes, were adopted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-21
ATTACK USE 0F :.
 TRUTH SERUM
Expect Attorney To Call On County Officials For
 Explanation

Use of scop0lamine, or truth serum, in obtaining confessions from negroes charged. with participation in axe mur- ders is expected to be attacked by .Hor- ace Wilkinson, attorney for Ernest Har- ris, in habeas corpus hearing Thurs day morning before Judge John Dem son. e7#
 Mir. Wilkinson announced Wednes- day afternoon that he expected to sum mon Solicitor Jim Davis, Sheriff IT.. J. Shirley and several other officials for appearance at the hearing, when he will seek to obtain his clients release from jail on bond pending trial of his case.
 Charge Of Murder
 The negro is charged with murder in connection with the death of Mrs. Eliza beth Romeo and Mrs. Juliet vigilant last October. x M
 Although Mir. Wilkerson would not state specifically the grounds on which his appeal for his clients release on bond would be based, he indicated that the use of truth serum would be at- tackled.
 Il have known Harris personally a long time," he said. "He lives in re- spectable negro neighborhood and has many friends among white people.
 Ask For Bond
 Il am going to ask the judge to fix the amount of his bond, and there are enough white people who know him to assure that it will be raised. Harris has a clean record, and several months ago was a witness for the state in an- other case. He made favorable inn pression on the jury at that time. There is nothing to connect him with the crime with which he is charged"
 The outcome of the hearing Thurs day is expected to have a bearing upon the trial of seven other negroes accused of participation in axe attacks. Three of them, Peyton Johnson and Pearl and Odell Jackson, will be tried next Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-21
COOLIDGE MAY GO
 TO MEET OBREGON
Plan Is To Have |. Conference
 At New Mexico Meeting

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-President Coolidge today took, under considera- ton an invitation to meet President Obregon of Mexico at Alberqderque, N. M., on March 2S at the annual conven- tiou of the United States, Good Roads association and the Bankhead Highway assoclation. The invitation was ex- tended to the President by a delegation which called at the White House. The President said he would neither accept nor refuse it now, but would make every effort to accept it if official business permits.
 President Obregon will shortly receive a similar invitation to be present at the convention. Members of the dele gation included Governor Larrazola of New Mexico, Senator Bursum, New Mexico, and Congressman Morrow, New Mexico, and Bankhead and Jeffers Alabama,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-21
LEAGUE DISCLAIMS E
 UNDERWOOD STORY
Had Nothing To Do With Re-
 port About Lewis
(sTArE CAPITAL RURrA1r,


 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 2O.-In a statement today, addressed to the cit izens of Alabama, Dr. W. B. Crmpton. president of the Alabama Anti-SaIoon league, stated that the league had noth- ing to do with the publication of the report that Senator Underwood or his representatives had engaged rooms at a New York hotel for Charles Lewis, alleged representative of whisky inter ests.
 Following is Dr. Crumpton's state ment:
 Since the publication of the Wal dorf-Charles Lewis Underwood report the question has been asked me bv a prominent citizen if the Alabama Anti. Saloon league was in any way respon- slble for such publication, and I have been assured by Mir. Bibb Mills, su- perlntendent, and by another promi- nent member of the headquarters com mittee, that the Alabama Anti-Saloon league had nothing to do with the pub- llcaion and circulation of the report l was authorized to make this answer to anyone raising the question"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-21
EIGHT POUNDS
 IN THREE WEEKS
Mir. Jack Arlington of Ashe- vile Tells Us That Taylor's Blood Medicine Gets All the Credit. He Has a Good App petite, Eats Anything He Wants, Gained Eight Pounds in Three Weeks And Feels EmGs .

Taylor's Blood Medicine contains Iodide of Potash and other vegetable ingredients, such as Sarsaparilla, Dan-, delion, Gentian, Wintergreen and Sas- safras, which act as a fine tonic to the stomach, while the Iodide of Pot ash absorbed by the blood destroys the poisonous acids which lead to rheuma- tism and paralysis. Get bottle of Taylor's Blood Medicine today from your druggist. It will stop those head aches, backaches, pains in the fingers, arms and shoulders, hips and knees. It will bring back your appetite and make you gain weight if you are thin and pale. Taylor's Blood Medicine is purely vegetable, pleasant to take, will tone up your stomach land make you feel fine. s- 5A
 Price $1.00 bottle, and if you are not satisfieds it helped you, after talk ing three bottles, which should last you about thirty days, return the bot ties to your druggist and get your money back.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-21
SINCLAIR TN
 RADIANT HUMOR
(csntinued Frsm Page ons.)

tCenttuueu frem FasS ubel him at the dock. He was ready for them, he said.
 But the only persons to greet him when he disembarked were his aged mother, his daughter, his brother, w. k. Sinclair, and Col. W. J. Zevely. He went with them directly to his home in this city.
 Both Mir. Sinclair and Colonel Simp- son pladed almost total ignorance of recent Teapot Dome developments and professed an eagerness to get all the de- tails. They had heard of MT. Denby' S resignation.
 And what about Roosevelt and Me Adoo?" asked Colonel Simpson. He also asked many questions about the testimony of the Denver and Chicago newspaper editors whom the committee had examined, and about the circum- stances surrounding President Coolidge's s Appointment of the special prosecutors. What did the Senate have against Strawn?" he wanted to know. will be buried at Fayette Wednesday.
 Some Of It Politics"
 Asked if he thought politics was playing any considerable part in the oil inquiry, Mir. Sinclair said:
 Politics? Yes, I think so-some of it. Maybe lot of it"
 When he was told that approximately $45,O ,O0O had been spent in the de- velopment of Teapot Dome up to the time of his departure abroad he was asked:
 Does that include the million dol lar slush fund.-"
 SWhat million dollar sluSh fund " ha queried. Who got it? Did they de- velop what part of the million was sup posed to have paid ?"' Then he laughed.
 Your statement speaks of the pe- troleum situation in Europe; what about the domestic situation created by this investigation" A reporter asked. The reply was:
 Do you suppose people are going to stop driving automobiles and us- ing gasoline-because of the Teapot Dome affair.""
 MT. Sinclair was asked if. perhaps, he had brought back the crown of AL bania, which kingdom was reported some months ago to have offered him the throne if he would disentagle the finances.
 Now don't try to blow the lid off this interview" was the answer.
 The oil man had talked of horse racing in Europe and he predicted that his horse Zev would meet the French champion, Epinard, next summer. The French were strong for it." he de- clared, and he was willing, for "Epin- ard hasn't a chance against Zev." De- tails of the race had not been arranged, however, Mir. Sinclair said.