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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-20
DISTRICT MANAGER

MONEY IN COTTON-S10 buys, guarans
tees 20 bales cotton; no further rtskV
movement 40 bale opportunity take S2o0;
particulars, market letter free. Invea-
tors Guide, 90S a. g. r. Bldg, Kansas
City, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-20
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
USED FoRDs GALORE!
The Choice of the Market!

Newer before has the public Of Biz
ininRharn had the opportunity to
select from. such large variety OF
used Fords Ms 10 being offered this
rnenth by Crawford's Auto Shop.
And you are sure to DO pleased
Evening star., 1924-12-17

and the time he began to put on the
brake.
Practically no difference in the. "re-
action time" was noted a. between
the two sexes. or the two races. white
There were 30 few women in the test
that the slight difference of about
one -thousandth Of second by which
they beat the average for the men
could not be considered a, scientific
factor. t.sss
There was q great variety, how
ever, In the reaction time OF the
slowest and the quickest, DIR. Moss
Evening star., 1924-12-17
PHONE CO. QU|zzED
ON THREE POINTS
Public Utilities Commission
Asks Questions in Rate
Dispute.

Three questions that have direct
bearing on telephone rates have been
put to the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co. for answer by Maj. w.
E. r. Covell. assistant to the chair
man of the Public Utilities Commits
sion. AS stated by Maj. Covel' they
are: e
Il. why should not the total re-
serve for depreciation be limited TO
20 per cent of the book value of the
plant-.15 per cent for depreciation
and 5 per cent. for extraordinary
maintenance-pendi the decision or
the Interstate Commerce Commission
on the subject of depreciation for
telephone companies?
"2 Why is it not a more scientific
basis and more equitable to the COM
pany and its customers to make pay
ments to the parent company Tor
rental of instruments and research
work on the basis of so much per
instrument rather than on the basis
of Az per cent of gross revenues?
IS Inasmuch as the radio broad
casting station, WCAP, is in the ma
ture of experimental and research
work, why is not the expense per-
tanning thereto q proper deduction
against the money. amounting last
year to s247172.45, paid to the Amerl-
can Telephone and Telegraph Co. for
research and experimental work and
rental of Instruments"
Not Commixsion's Views.
Mai. Coveli was careful to state
that the questions enumerated are
not to be taken as the views of the
commission at this time, but are
queries that have arisen in the minds
of the accountants of the commission
who are now engaged in a study of
telephone rates to determine whether
a reduction should be made at this
time
Mai. CoveH suggested that the
company make answer in the form of
a letter or a brief in order that the
Commissions accountants may have
the views of the corporation in its ip-
quiry.
The commission a few weeks ago
held a preliminary hearing to con-
slider reduction in rates, at which
time the company announced that 1t
was engaged in taking a new inven-
tory of its property to determine its
present value. Since the physical
value of a utility Is the basis on
which rates are determined, the COM
pany asked that the commission de-
lay action until the inventory is COM
plete.
The commission adjourned the hear
ing for a reasonable time but is con-
tinning its study of the earnings of
the company and Will hold another
public hearing in the near future.
Evening star., 1924-12-17
new HOME OPENED
FOR |NcURABLES
Congress Members and D. c.
Officials Attend FormaIities
This Afternoon.

d.. sa-
Members of Congress, District on
cials and, private citizens interested
in the work of the Washington Home
for Incurables are. attending this
afternoon tea and reception in ceie-
bration of the formal, opening of the
homes modern new building at Wis
consin avenue and Upton sereet.
The many attractive features of the
recently completed half million dol
lar structure are being shown the
guests by Mrs. Archibald Hopkins,
president of the home, assisted by the
board of managers, Special invita-
tions were sent the members OF the
Senate and House District. commit
tees, the District Commissi toner's, local
welfare officials and ali donors to the
building fund or to the home. The
general public also was welcomed.
Refreshments are being served by
girls of the Junior League. The In
spection was to tske place follow
ing the tea. The elaborate electrical
equipment, sanitary kitchen and other
facilities provided. for the helpless
pa tients are to he pointed out.
e.. Recently Occupied.
The new building was occupied by
the home on November "a last. The
The old headquarters had become too
cramped with the growth of the home
and a campaign for funds with which
to erect a suitable new plant was sue
cessfuily carried through. under the
leadership of Mrs. Hopkins. The
home is supported by a congressional
appropriation of $1,000 and by private
contributions. Slightly more than
s150,000 remains to be paid on the
new building. Mrs, Hopkins states.
The Wisconsin avenue structure
has a capacity for 100 patients, with
a staff of IA nurses. DR.. Clarence NJ
Dallman is the resident physician.
Patients unable 10 pay are admitted
free.
The new building was designed By
Lynch Luquer, architect. Lee &
Stevens of Boston were consulting
architects.
Evening star., 1924-12-17

conducted, with view 20 Andtng the
reaction time" OF the driver (
The drst pistol was fred with the
car In motion, making red spot on
the pavement At the sound of itnfs
shot the driver, Rs quickly az he could,
applies the brake to stop hfs car,
Upon pressing the foot brake the sec
ond pistol was automatically dis
charged. makinsia second red spot on
the pavement. - =
IL then was simple mathematic
problem to measure the distance be-
tween the two red spots and deter.
NINE now long II was between the
Evening star., 1924-12-17

warning, for q. driver to go before
even beginning to apply the brakes
to stop his car.
Tn my opinion" said DR.. Moss.
those whose reaction time Is more
than one and ons-half seconds should
not be licensed to drive at all"
The average reaction time was
found to be about one-half second,
with a distance of % feet between
the red spots, while the car had
been travelling at 30 miles an hour.
All. the records noted above were
made at 80 miles an hour.
So Deductions From Test. ~.
Another popularity noted in. the
tests, DR.. Moss said, was that those
persons who. showed the greatest
speed in their reactions also revealed
the least variability in the several
tests which, they underwent. The
their reactions. ----
- Also, 1t was found that in making
some of the intelligence tests, which
the speaker did not describe in de-
tail, there was, q close relationship
between the Intelligence test and the
physical reaction test.
The Bureau Of Public Personnel Ad-
ministration, which is operated un-
| der financial aid from John D. Rookie
felier, jr., has been working inten-
siveiy on the trafic problem and the
question OF the dangerous driver.
| with a view to finding out by scien-
| tinc experiment whether there are per-
song who are 80 incapable of driving
| that they should not be licensed, and
should be prohibited from appearing
| on the streets as a menace not only
| to themselves, but the whole traf1c
| system.
Angle of Vision studied.
Other. experiments known to be un-
| der way are those which Will DE-
termine the reaction to sudden fright,
and to a sight signal, also the angie
of vision of the prospective driver. u
is believed by DE. Moss that there are
many persons who are unable to see
we'll to one side without turning the
head. This, he believes, constitutes
also a real danger.
! An automobile was equipped with
! two No. 3S pistols suspended beneath
| the running board on the right SIDE
| OF the car They were loaded with
| red lead" bullets. In place OF
| speudometer the car carried a tacho-
meter, an instrument of French make
which records with great accuracy
the number of revolutions of the
automobile wheels on the ground per
minute
Two persons entered the car, the
| one on whom the test was to be
made driving, tho other In the seat
| beside him or her. Each person was
! given at least five tests. in order
| to give more accuracy TO the rec
ords obtained. H,%
Tested at Different Speeds.
| The car was started. and at; dif-
ferent speeds the experiment was
Evening star., 1924-12-17
B0RAH HITS PAY RAISE.
Strongly Opposed to Bill
Judges Salary Increase.

Strong opposition to the proposed
increase of the salaries of the Fed
eral judges "or anybody else's SAL
aries" was expressed. by Senator
Borah of Idaho in a telegram to
Henry M. Huxley, secretary of the
Patent Law Association, Chicago, Ill,
yesterday.
81 think it a disclosure of remark
able presumption upon the part OF
any one under the circumstances
which, now confront US to be asking
for increase of salary" said Senator
Borah in his telegram.
Evening star., 1924-12-17

revealed. The taxicab drivers !, held
the record for applying the brakes in
one-third of second after they heard
the shot. In the csse OF the speediest
taxi driver there was only Is feet
distance between the two red spots
on the pavement.
Evening star., 1924-12-17
Give DAD
A New Suit
or OyercOat
For Xmas

OF course Dad doesn't ask much in
return and, after all we don't seem to
ever let him know that we even think
of him any more than to give him
cigar and necktie and pair of socks
once. a year.
Just think how happy your Dad
would be If you would only offer to go
with him to pick out a good-Iooking.
stylish new suit or overcoat to wear
at Christmas. Nothing could make him
SO happy as TO know that you are in
terested in his appearance and want
TO see him one OF the young folks
all dressed up new for the Christmas
celebration
Right now is the time to begin this
thoughtful custom and come with Dad
to select his Christmas clothes. Even
better. get Mother Brothers and Sis
ters to pool together and tell Dad
that this year the family is going to
buy him Christmas suit or overcoat
and Is going with him to one of THE
. FASHION SHOPS where he can find
hundreds of conservative suits and
overcoats to select from.
Don't wait until the last day. The
entire family should assume the re-
:. sponsibility now. Get Dad new suit
for Christmas
Evening star., 1924-12-17
CLASH I'M VERA CRUZ.
Four OF Rival Tenants Factions
Wounded In Gum ERttIe.

VERA CRUZ, December 17.--Mem-
gagged In a saHguinary clash yester-
day with an opposing faction known
AZ the Tenants Society. In an ex-
change OF shots four persons wers
wouaded, one seriously. The com
batants were diSeesged by federal
troOpa sl
Evening star., 1924-12-17
Assigned TO Fort Howard.

Nal Thomas c.. Lonergan., United
States Infantry, stationed in London.
EnslAnd, has been assigned. 30 the
18TH Infantry Brigade, at Fort How
ard, Md. ~
Evening star., 1924-12-17
Capt. Sam D. Carter Retired

F. Capt. Sam D. Carter. United States
Cavalry, has been placed on the Ie-
tired list of the Army on. account of
disability Incident to the service.
-----s--------
Ten thousand tons of fuel oil are
on one round trip by the
liner Leyiathan.
Evening star., 1924-12-17
BODY OF GOMPERS
REACHES NEW YORK;
RITES TOMORROW

Continued from FIRST Page.)
Evening star., 1924-12-17
APPL YlNG AUTO BRAKE
HALF SECOND AFTER !
SHOT Is RATED SAFE

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r. ~ /. $500 go ssis ~ -.
.'Panove, bude! RozhodnS
dnes Dude, ale veeer. Jill jsem
to v Hrusove vyjednal q mann
ma to cestne slovo. A k tomu
pivo jen pro mas! Jen pro nej-
Fuzsi mas krouzek!"
Kdyz toto ,tajemstvi capek
Fpronesl, nachylil Sc k druhym,
sotva zasedli v stare besidce
male zahradky, a COST jim dl-
verne septal. Byla to jejich
pivni vec.
Po chvilce prinasela PAM
Betuska ma podnosu ctyfi skle-
nice a dzban> as dvoulitrovy 8
kyselym mlekem. Spolecnost
byla podle toho v dobre mire.
"Nerikal jsem vam to, pa
move, re u Skaloyych zazije-
me podvecer nejlepe? Ale, pa
nj Betusko, vdsk mas vas ne
mine. Je tomu tax, panove,
lci nikoli?"
Pokracovani
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PREDvOLBY

v utery II. srpna, kdy Sc nam
naskytuje pfflezitost navrhnou
tt do ddleziteho lfadu "a Sc
rifa, schopneho, chvalne zna-
meho krajana p. A. B. Spro-
steho. ...'Sydj k svemu", necht'
je heslem nasim k jeho navr-
zeni IL. srpna a phi volbach
ma podzim k jeho zvolenf.
Hlasy ceskoslovenskych volisd
necht' ukazi nasi silu a sjedno
cenost. X
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<F<SrSS%<Sr<S><S SE<+V
ZASLU H UJf Po.
vSIM n U TT.

Pozemkovt jednatel KULfK vam nabizi
lepsi lace pekn6m okok ma zapadni stra-
ne proto kdyz minite koupit, neodkladej-
te a jd6te Sc presvedcit neb nektere jsou
skutecn6 velkou Aci.
JeinOr0dinnJ dim Denison Ave, 6 po-
koid, koupelna, sklep, pdda, pore, ulice
zaplacena, $500. $500 hotov6.
~. 1OJ. 4. Z Lor1is sve. S pokoj. kou-
pema, esektrika, sklep. Cena $4,000.
Pakny don,ov u Fulton RG = Cena $500
\ $1,000 .hotovA.
Zap. 53. ul. Sackett Ave. pokoh a
kotipelna dole, 8 loEnice nahore, pod ce-
lynn sklep, fernes, pskny lot saraz
Cena $500.
ModefM dim m Lesiiag Ave. Denison
Ave-, o 3 pokOjich dole loznicich a
koupelhou natofe, skfep, fernes, skopky
pdda, bfidlicova stfecha, pehna garaz
Cena $1,000. Tento Sc vam must lbiti
ZAnovni dvOurcdlnn5 dim q Denison Ave-
Koupefny, sklep, fer1es, skopky ma pra-
do, dve zakryte .perce, bfid'icov$ sire
cha, p6Ant velky lot dlazdena alley
Cena $4,000 aneb Sc vymeni "a jedno-
rodfnny.
Dale peknt . lacino dvourodhnJ dim sc
vSim zarfzenim u Denison Ave. zap
25. ul. Cena $9300 $4,000 hotove, o.
statnf ma sest procent drokd. Jest
lined r,ast9hovani neb MATTEL Sc cd
stehoval ma farmu.
TE1 LACINO PEKAkSKY OBCHOD.
P6kna cihlova budova ma zapadni strane
Sc storenl, pekarnou a p6kn9m obyyani
dive cihlov6 garaze, .cementovy vjezd a
S veskerym zarizenim sc proda pouze
"a 1900, nasIedkem odiezdu mesta
Cuhfoylnkovt Obched M z&padm 2s. uIfcf
$500.
Grocernf . fezMchj obchod U Denison
Ave. $500.
Vice vice dobrych majetkI, ebchodt
paknych lacinych farem, ku vasemu vyb6-
ru proto kdoz ninite prodat, koupit net
zam6nit dim, obchod neb farmu, navstivte
dopiSte. neb zavolejte
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FPRODA Sc farma s akrech
ma State Rd. mezi Edgerton q
Cody Rd. v Royalton, O. Je
tam dim o 6ti pokojich, sle-
picnfk1 16x64. saraz, barn,
Toulouse a jine zaTfzenf. Ce-
1a $4,000, hotove pouze $1,000.
Fred Oblander, MATTEL. 8-6
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v CORLETT proda sc pekny
zanovnf domek 0 4 svetnicfch,
koupelna, sklep pod celym do
mem, skopky ma pradlo, plyn,
elektrika, voda, kanal, velky
pekny lot, cena $4800, da Sc
ma mirne splatky. Haste Sc v
(. $685. Cable ave. Tel. Broad
way 1027M. 81
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PRODA Sc dobfe jdoucf GU
krovinkovy, grocerni a feznic-
ky obchod v ceskoslovenskem
okoli peknou budovou, neb
bez budovy. Mate-li umysl jiti
do obchodu, zde jest vase prf-
lezitost, nebot' toto mfsto je
nejlepsi v celem okolf. Tez sc
vezme nejaky majetek ma W.
menu. The Atlas Finance Co.,
.5642 Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma
Mr.. Kohouta. 7-31
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CHAGRIN FALLS FARMY.


Farma O 8 akrech, pekny
velky dGm, barn, garage, u
pravena cesta, 33 mil cd Gle
velandu, cena pouze $4,000, no
tove $500, ostatnf die ujed-
mani. Farma o Is akrech.
38 mil cd East Clevelandu,
ma p9kne zfizene ceste, s mi
nut cd obchodi q skoly, dIm
o 6 pokojich, nova barn, diva
slepicniky, 100 ovocnych stro
mi, vse vzdelano. Cena $500,
hotove $500. - Nam vicero
lacinych q dobrych fafem v
prodeji v rozmeru do 200 a.
kri. BlizSf sdeli r. G. Hender-
son, r. E. Agency, 40 Main
st., Chagrin Falls, O. Tel. Cha
grin I8W. 7-31
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PKODA Sc nekolik lotd v
Highland Park, phi dlazbe, To-
ty jsou SO pri 225 str, cena
$425. Dobry investment, neb
" ton1to okolf bude KRAFT
KEN case vybudovana ceska O.
Fsada. K doptani u James Vr-
Yak, 1870 Horner ave. Do
Ivezu vas s autem az ma mfsto
kterykoli cas-. 8-2.
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PRODA Sc dim ma Libby Rd.
10 6 pokojich, je tam plyn, vo-
da, elektrika, lot je IS pfi 800
str, garaz ma ctyn velka auta,
ovocn6 stromy a jine zafize-
nj. Haste Sc v {. 1915 Libby
Rd., Stop 10 A.B.C. Line, Ma
pie Heights. 81
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bylo vynechAno, kdyby snad
pfichazeIx revise. Tfeba jen
podpis a jiz TO byva pfi revisi
vytceno za velkou chybu. PHI
deli totiz takova kontrola,
pravidelne ME zavadneho a
vetsiho nikdy nenaleza, proto
Sc caste spokojf takovymi ma
lickostmi, ktere jsou jen k smi-
chu.
PAM Betuska stala ma pra-
hui o necem premyslela.
V dalce jiz hrcela prijfzde-
jicf drezina.
Gale je zenaty ten ervident,
vid'?" zeptala Sc jaksi patra-
We.
Gnu ovSer1," odpovedel j
Skala, a proc sc tax divine
stale ptas?"
"Kdyby byl svobodny, mela
bych jej v podezreni, re mu
nase Emilka padla do oka.'
Skala Sc rozesmal. "Vzdyt'
ma dive dcerusky a hodne od-
rostle," odpovedel. Vysel ven,
neb drezina Sc kvapne pribli-
zovala.
Sotva Skala postal nekolik
okamzik1 praporkem v ru-
ce pred straznim domkem ma
predepsanem miste, prihnala
sc drezina, obsazena tremi d
rednlky, bydlicfmi v dobe let
nj i s rodinami bud v Seno-
'hradech .anebo v Hrusove.
Vsichni byli veseli a vystoupi-
Ii. Stanicni senohrabsky del
mix, ktery ffdil drezinu, vysu-
null il koleji a zatlacil il k te-
lefonni budce, ably nepTekaze-
la nasledujfcim vlakIm. Skala
vessel do bulky a telefonicky
ohlasil uvoln6nou trat'. ~,
z domku zatfm vysla PAM
B6tuska, nahradivsi drivejsi
zasteru svatecnf, a vitala ,pri-
chozi. Prisel Skala a vzal je,
ably 81 sli odpocinouti do chlad-
ku do besfdky v zahradce, IL
boil jim.
Byl to jiz tuseny revident z
jednoho nadrazi v nejblizSim
okoli prazsk6m, tucny pan Ca.
pek, obtloustly, 8 hlucnyn
smichem a prijemnym basem
kourici bezsf sffestani virzinko
Jeho telo spocivalo ma krat
kych nozkach, jako skoro pra
videlne' byva u tlustych lidi
zvlastni dprava jeho vousu do
A.
davala jeho obliceji zvlastnf
no vyrazu. Pod nosem mel sla
by knirek a cd usi, jake po
kracovani vlasI, rozsiroval!
Sc az k 1stam TAX zvane "kot
lety'', stara moda, knfr jak!
nosivali slechtictf lokajove ne
; blahe pameti.
Jeho HAS znel hfmotne |
ovladal ostatni.
Druhym spolecnikem byl je
den rada reditelstvi a tretin
pensista, byvaly 1rednik a ne
davno teprve pensionovany
Vsichni verni kamaradi Cap
kovi.
; "Je dnes takove vedro, Z
byste Sc nam opravdu zavde
cili," hovoril Capek k name
ldm Skalovyn, "kdybyste. mar
: ma osvezenou prinesli kazdt
mu trochu mleka. Sedneme
" besfdce."
"Tfeba kysele mleko kdyb
= bylo, to je znamenita pochou1
. ka," zvolal pan rada.
"kdyby vsak bylo pivo, by
: To- by to neilepsf, panove." m
: nil Ease tfeti, pensista.
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PRODA Sc

$500 HOrOVE aneb vas lot
Sc prime co prvni splatka pfi
koupi domu o 5ti pokojich,
ivse ma jednom poschodi, bum
galow v Maple Heightss, Stop
10 A. B. C.. Lime. jest tam
koupelna a vse zarizeno a je
hotovo k nastehovafi. Cena
$500. The Atlas Finance Co.,
Broadway. Petite sc ma Mr.. j.
Mlckovskv. 81
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wax jednou neprejde kolem
mas, ably sc tn nezastavil."
"To della MONA k Will nam,
sousedum, a ne zrovna proto,
ze name syobodnou divku ma
ydavani," minil Skala.
"Coz nevyzval il jiz neko-
likrat, ably pri vecerech, kdyz
jde ma obchIzku, ona sla s
nim?"
| "No, to je pravda. vi, re
my bychom s MIN nesli, re 81
radi k veceru odpocineme a
re name fhospodarstvfcko. il
ny tn nenf, v okoli jeho straz-
Ineho domku take ne, nu, toz
pozve il. Ale jiny dmysl, my
slim, v tom dozajista neni."
"a proc ona s tax zfejmou
radosti vzdy svoluje?" badala
dale pani Betuska.
"Protoze Sc il jde We dvou
lepe, nez kdyby sla sama, pro-
to byva ochotna," mini Ease
Skala.
"A z lhostejnosti Jim neni
tolik nadsena, kdykoliv Sc z
prochazky s MIN vratf. kika-
va, ze il otevira move svety.
Nebyti pry jeho, Novaka, by
la by nevedouci, jak by byla
ami do skoly nechodila. To jsou
malickosti, z kterych muze
.matka usuzovati, ze jeji deer
ka ma zajem O mladeho, hod-
neho muze, v kterehoz zajmu
snadno povstava pfichylnost,
'zvyk a k zamilovani je pax
Liz jenom krdcek."
Skala sc ma okamzik zamy-
sill a pax, pokyvuje hlavou,
Idodaval:
"Novak je sic jenom "vech-
|tr", ale muz mad zlato. S MIN
by Emilce bylo zajiste lepe,
nez kdyby prisel o nj rikat ne
;jaky pan z mesta v uniforme
Ise zlatym limcem az po usi.'
! Gnu, vidis, muzi, to je mo.
je rec. Kdo vi, jak ia bych III
,la, kdyby pro me byval prise
nejaky pan! Ty jsi byl jen del
mix vrchni stavby, ale ia tt
mela rada, protoze jsem vede
la, ze jsi pofadny muz. Mi
nejakeho zhyralce neb divine
ho cloveka, snad bych to an
) Sc svoji povahou neprezila
jiz davno byla bycn zakopa
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: ia pri tobe ami jednou v, zivot
nezaplakala. Necim podobnyr
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tecne rostou, tax Sc sem ro
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