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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
DOvfRA PREM|ERu HERRIOTOW,
BYLA opHLAsovhNA FRANcouzskYM
SEnATEM vELkOu vET$lnOU.
We SNEMOvNE DOSLO K NOvYM BOUl
LIVYM SCENAM.

Pariz, IL. cervence Senat prot 18 hlasim
vyadf svoj duveru premera Herroa kdyz by tyz pro-
hlas ze ukoem eho vady je dospe pratelskemu doroz
umeni Velkou Brtanii.
We snemovne behem projednavan omlostnovaci pfedlo
N doslo k novym bourlivym vysupum. Stalo kdyz
socalse obvinli komunisty zaprodan sve vasti As
tucet komunst cele Marceem Cachnem hnalo OBJ
vinovatel Henri LIE Mireovi cenu mensiny Mea sala
vseobecnou nez sn6movn sraz moha zakroc tudiz pred
seda chop klobouku odese znamenalo zasedan
bylo odroceno Et
Spoiecne prohasen vypracovane Parizi premery Mac
Donaldem Herotem behem ech schuzky, nz jednali
nadchazec mezspoenecke konferenc Londyn6 predsta
vue vsehen pokrok enz byl docen veci dohody mez
Fancii Ang francouzsky premier prohasi pred senaem
dnes pr vysveeni ednani briskym ministerskym pred
sedou Prav dale re ednan Londyn6 pred dv6ma tydnv
nebyo zavaznym pro tn ami stranu.
Senator Dausset, enz mluv pred Herriotem prohlasi
re DawesGv plan bez nemens pochybnos snzova duh Ne
mecka spoenclm Francie nasledkem toho bya oprav
nena zadat snzen svch mezpoeneckych vaecnych duhd
Tazal preiera zda podnka kroky tom smeru rovnez
zda pos brzkou fundac valecnych duhd beg cehoz
staeni francouzskeho penexniho kur1 je neuoz
Herrot odpovedel ze je beznocnym oazce vdiecnych
duhI mze pouze dovolavati uznani spojenci iak cn
jz pfi porad6 MacDonadem Londyn6 Shoduje pry
Daussetem ze je nemozno usa francouzskou valu
pokud otazka valecnch duh nebude vyiizena Avsak
doda ze nema zadnych nych prostredkd ednan nez
kovani argument, spoecnemu bo, nemz spoenc sou
cil sve zdroje Francie utrpela nejvce.
Senator Raymond Poncare, dfives premier, prerusiv
Herroa prav re Americane az pozada zapaceni
Jim povinovanych ste navrhnou spatky fadu let "a
kud budeme patt Nemecko musi byt donuceno platt
man,"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
KOMUNISTE BUDOU OSAMOCENI.
sTOupENcI FARMARsK0 DEL lNlckf
STRAnY Sc JIcn ZRiKAJi.
RADIKALOvE KONAJt v MINNEAPOLIS
ORGANISACNf SCHULZ.

*s St Paul, H. - William Mahoney St. Pauu,
havpi organsator nedavne narodn konvenc farmafsko
ncke srany zde dnes ovnen ze vykonny vybor a
ny "zradil konvenc" ndorsovanim Wiama 2. Fostera
oeniamna Gitow-a presidenta mstopresidenta list
hi W0es Party. indorsovan Fostera Gitlowa. prav
MAhonevs vybor pfekrocil pravomoc udeenou mu spau
skou konvenci nezasupuje nikoho jenom sebe."
Zaroven vsak sem rad, ze situace vyjasnia timto
zpisobem dodal Komuniste vystupu jako vastnf stra
bude odkzeno vsechno nedorozumen do jech spo
jeni kteroukoli jnou stranou.
La Toilette zska podporu vsech armafsko-delnckych
zvd severozapad6, tim sem st Zadny pokus postav
pauskou konvenc do sv6ta ako by staa pf n3kterem
kandidatu proti La Folletovi nebude dsp&snym."
Oklahoma City, IL. cervence. Okahomsti eektof
farmaskod9nicke srany nebudou rdit ednanm vykon
neho vyboru indosoval kandidaturu Fostera Gowa
nybrz odevzda ve hlasy La Foetta Prohaseni TOM
smysu byo zde ucinsno Danem Hoganem pfedsedou atn
konvence farmaskodenicke strany nz ndorsovan by
La Toilette
Falls. Mont, II. cervence Presdentst elektof
zvolen sranou p kv3tnovych pfedvo
BACH by zasben senatoru La Foletto vnbec nevezmou
4tsle iednani vykonnehe ytbozu, ayni ndesssvs
Fostera Gitlowa #N@ e
Minneapolis IL. cervence - William T. Foster Chi
menovany jako presidensky kanddat Workers
Party pfe do Minneapolis C. E. Ruthenbergem
kretafem zmnene "organisacni schiz ku kere
okoni oblas Ruthenberg odepre rci zda William Ma
honey Glen vkonneho vboru strany by
pOzvan tuto schulz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
P0LIClSTA ZABlL "SUcHEH0" AeENTA
KU STRELBE DOSLO BEHEM HADKY PRI
NAJEZDU We STEUBENVILLE

Steubenvlle, o.. H. cervence - hadce tom, kdo
mel by srez zstup as 400 osob sebranych behem proh
bicnch najezdI aske cvrti zde dnes pozde vecer
icsta William Hawkins zastre Luhera Browna, 3O-lete
no. ednoho se statnch agentI, kte provade najezd
Po zabiti Browna pocsta Hawkins sci policejn sta
nici poda zpravu prb6hu svym predstavenym. Zadna
zaoba nebyla neho die sdelen poicenho ma
cenka Hawkins die sveho vrzeni strel az kdyz Brown
tasil n6ho "Vystre jsem sebeobrane prav
pocsta. t
DIE eho vypraveni vdel zastup ldi pred jednim do
Browna mezi Mimi "Rad6 jdete dovnitf ostatnimi
zrizenci dokoncee prohldku, ia postaram tyto di
pocsa pry navrhl Brownovi
"Ja tuto chasku postaram sam odvetil pry Brown.
Ivy jdete po svem."
Kdyz polcista Hawkins dhtklive opakova svd navrh.
doso hadce Brown tasil beskuryche zbran Nez vsak
mohl il pouzit pocista sfe ttykrate T stfely zasahy
Browna do prsou nichz jedna projela srdcem
Brown ostatni usi agent byli oparen zaykaci vyda-
nymi smircm soudcem Bloomfield nedaeko odtud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
PRATT PROTI PODLOUD-
NIXON.

Halifax, N. S., IL. cerven-
ce. - Jak jejich starry fran
couzsky parnik Mulhouse, "a
byvajici Sc podloudnickym
whiskovym obchodem, byl pre-
paden q oloupen o lihoviny Y
.hodnots $500, 900 ctrnact mil
cd pobrezi New Jersey, bylo
vyprav9no kapitanem a jeho
muzstvem, kdyz pribyli do
zdejsiho pristavu vcera vecer.
Mezitim co cekali blize po-
brezi, objevila Sc jista lod' a
oni NELL "a to, ze jede pro je-
jich naklad. Byli to vsak pi-
rati, kteri, kdyz ma Mulhouse
Sc dostali, namffenymi revol-
very ddstojniky plavce selma
Ii doli a tam tyden je drzeli.
Kazdou noe neco nakladu by
10 dopraveno ku brehu mo-
torovych clunech. Kdyz pirati
Sc vzdalili, zanechali sice ma
parniku LOO beden lihovin,
ale "a to sebrali $4,000 ma no.
tovosti. Behem okupace lodi
piraty doslo pry mezi mimi k
hadce, pfi niz jeden Mich
byl zastrelen, sdelil dale kapi-
tan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
kkDENl LEsNlcn Poland.
vELKE SKODY v MONTANA,
IDAHU A CALIFORNII.

Missoula, Mont, IL. cervence. Ia vetru rozdmychu
jcho plameny tsci akrech zaesn6ne pddy zapadni
Montana severnim Idahu zfzenc vadn esni suzby sou
emer bezmocni situace horst nez kdyko posednich ne
koika letech vyvstala
Srucne zpravy cd esnich dozorcI do zdejM vadn
celare sdelu tfech pozarech ese Kooena nmz zapa-
ST 262 muz Pozar ese rendorve Smith Creeku pre-
skoci konroln lnie rozdmychovan vetrem ryche sr
Osmnact set akrI Creek bylo spustoseno po-
zarem behem minule noci
des dobu faly obasti jezera Elizabeth prony ldo-
Ii Antelope zpdsobily veike skody
Vancouver B. c., IL. cervence. Vsichni vladni esni
zfizenc sanovs9m zde byl rychlo posan pomoc
byvateim Reconda cd Powell feky keri
vedou zoufaly zapas pozary ostrove zuficimi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
$k0T mTEzEM Y 400-METR0-
AMERICANA ZfsKALI VSAK VCERA DIAL
SIGH SEST BODU.

Oympicke Stadium, Coombes, Francie IL. cervence -
Eric Ldde Sthy Skoy student bohosov ziskal olympic
kou slavu Vekou Btan dnes kdyz dosahl vtezvi
4O0metrovem behu sveovym rekordem jenz pfvedl
vrcholen nesensacne ser zavodd ktereko meznarodni
athleticke souezi.
Svycarske aercke hvezdy pred MIN roztristily sveto
We znacky vzdaenost avsak Ldde nezaasen vyhral
konecnem zapase zvtezv mad Horato Fitchem Chicago
jenz vyhra pfedbezne zkouSce 4OOmetrovy beh Lid
dell ubeh 4O0metrovou drahu 4735 vtefny Pr tomto
b9hu kesl vysienm diva bezc American j. Goard Taylor
Swear Joseph Imbah Poseze zmneny jehoz stav
vzbuzova obavy brzy vzpamaova aysak Taylor dosud
je kkarskem osetrovanf Zakop totz znackovy kolk
pfi cemz zran obou kolenou sachy nohou ma
mozene.
Pres uto nehodu americ athe ziskal daSich sest bo
dd b6hu jezto ejich nejbz souper Finove neziskali
ami jedineho Amercane sou pfedu nez by vcera.
Pfitomny cekovy nyni JEST Spo Staty 1872 bo-
du, Finsko 1O3, Veka Brtanie 60R
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
OHEk v MESSING.

Messina, Sicilie, IL. cerven-
ce. Ohen, povstavsi v jedne
skole Ultra, rozsifil Sc veli-
kou rychlostf, zniciv gymnasi-
um, hostel, tri domy a asi 100
chat. Tricet namorniku a ha-
sicI bylo poran6no a 1900 IL
di zIstalo bez pfistresi. Vzalo
ho hodne dlouho, nez plameny
privedeny pod kontrolu "a po-
moci vojska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
AMERicTi LETCl Y cARIHRADE.
PONDELt NEBO v UTERY JsOU OtE-
KAVANI v PARfzI

Cafhrad, IL. Americt armadn etci ma
vzdusne pouti kolem pby vcera Vschn test
dobr6mu zdrav Ayatkove uleteli 1000 mil Bagdadu do
Cafhradu dvace cyech hodnach vcene noci zravene
Alepo We SVEN letu sledoval Bagdadskou drahu jedi
81 etci hluchot kdyz pbyi
Pafz, II. cervence. Savne uvitan chystano je zde
pro amercke svetove ece kter sou ocekavani Pafz
ponde vecer neb uery rano Budou pozdraven nejvyss
mi dustoniky francouzske eecke suzby pfivezen
dromu Burgetu do mesta savnosnim prGvodu Ma lch
pocest bude vystrojena hostna.
Americti 'netecti velvysanci vyprav Sc do Londyna
pfisti den
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
MUSSOLINIHO zELEZNA
PEST.

Rim, IL. cervence. - Prvni
casopis, jenz byl suspendovan
ma .zaklad6 Mussoliniova It's
koveho zakona, je humoristic-
ky tydennik, vydavany v Nea-
poll. Byl zastaven pro komic-
ky obrazek, predstavujici fas-
cistickou milici skladajici prf-
sahu krali Viktoru Emanuelovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
ARMADNf LETEC ZABIT.

Mitchell Field, N. Y, IL.
cervence. Porucik Alfred
Lee, reservni distojnik z N.Y.
ack, N. Y, byl zabit dnes pfi
teroplanove nehode nedaleko
odtud. Porucik Joseph L. Weis
jiny reservni ddstojnfk, byl po
ranxn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
NkJEzD NA APANskf" HOTEL.

New York. IL. cervence - Nejpfednejsim sveovych
prosluych ho dostalo pozornos prohbicnich zrzen
kdyz podnik najezd zahradni resaurac strese
Ritz Carlton dnes vecer zatk se zam6stnancI Zaroveh
zabav sedmdesat pet lahv cast napln9nych whiskou
sampanskym prohibcniho hlavnho stanu oznameno ze
bude obesan neenom dte hoteu ale vsichni Gle
move korporace e vlanic Rovnez bude zadano soudni
rozkaz ma zavrenf zahradni restaurace
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
PovsTALcI vlTE1 v sA PAULo.

Washington, H. cervence - Guverner Sac Pauo a O.
satn satn lfednici vzdai kaptou kert je dplne
kontroe revouconaf die depee obdzene odborem statu
cd ameckeho konsula Heeberle Sac Paulo Neobsahue
zadnych podrobnos az ze bezpecnost xvoa maet-
bya sbena povstalc Pres Buenos Aires vArgentine
znameno, ze utyofla revolucn junta
6els.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
GALES vlTEzEM Y MEsTE MExIku

M9sto Mexko, IL. Gen. Plutarco Gales OBJ
drzel hlasi gen. Angel Flores s54O p ned9ni pre-
sdentsk6 vob9, die dfedn zpravy hlasovani havnim
m&stE repubky, vydan& dnes 0fedni zpr&vy venkova
sou oGekav&nf nEkoka nech Gales byl kandidatem
krokovych ziylt, Flores xivli konservativnfch
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

Louis w. Rollins Elizabeth Ruth Dart Hampton, N.
H. ktef byi obvneni pfesoupeni satnch zakonl
selstv Pi Miranda H. Rollinsova huchonema matka,
ela svedc pro sve dce kdyz pripad byl projednavan
Dramaticke svedecvi matcno ze Louis jeff syn Eliza
beth e dcera nemoho by vyvraceno manzelskym pakem
Nedorozumen stalo vyenou dvky k6yz byla jeste
muvneem ne ditko srotcinc Pozdej ODE d6t, hoch
divka byy adoptovany rdznym rodinami nemey tuseni
o SVEN pribuzenstvi.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
EDWARDS HEIRS
GIVEN CHARTER
Birmingham Descendants
Of Englishman Seek
New York Property

A fight to recover property in New
Ork City, worth untold millions, was
presaged Tuesday when articles of in
corporation of the Edwards Estate cor
poration were filed with Probate Judge
J. =. Stiles and charter granted.
The purpose of the corporation is to
establish by legal proof the heirs to
Thomas Edwards, who died in England
shortly after the Revolutionary war,
leaving a large fortune in New York
City; and to assert the rights and claims
of those heirs against persons who now
hold the real estate.
The corporation has a paid-in capital
ization of $4,000 and the following Of
ficers are named in the application w.
T. Coker, Cordova, Ala, president; j.
4. Lacey, vice president; L. Z. Nc
Cain, treasurer; r. f. Carlisle, secre-
tary; p. NJ. Carlisle, chairman of the
board of directors; Joel Il. Webb, legal
advisor.
One of the heirs of Thomas Ed
wards, interested in the concern, stated
that legal steps will be taken in New
York to secure control of the property
left by the Englishman. This prop
crty is the richest tract of land in
the United States, embOdying Wall
Street, Trinity church, the WOOlwOrth
building and many other skyscrapers.
No more stock will be sold in the cor
poratiOn, one of the officers said, but
the corporation will have the right to
represent heirs of Thomas Edwards,
whether they live in Alabama or not.
Heirs who are not stockholders, will be
able to secure. the benefit of the cor
poration by giving proof of their rela-
tionship and by authorizing the corpo-
ration to act for them.
Already more than 1000 heirs OF
Thomas Edwards have Joined in this
movement to secure the estate, whicL
was lost during the period which fol-
lowed the war between the states. 1t
has been definitely proven that no deed
was given by any of Edwards heirs,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
MRS. WOODRUFF'S
EARLY CHILDHOOD.
WAS SPENT HERE
Birmingham Recalls Wv
idly Service To Chill
dren's Hospital

Birmingham was shocked Tuesday
upon adyices from New York that Mrs
Helen Smith Woodruff has been killed
by fall from the second floor windows
of her home at Is East Sixty-eighth
street.
She numbered friends in this com
munity by the hundreds, having visited
here several years ago to attend the
dedication of the Children's hospital to
which she donated the royalties from
her celebrated and beautifully written
story "Mr. Doctor Man" i'll the pages
of which children and adults have found
pleasure for years. At that time she
was in the height of her beauty, blond
of striking appearance and possessed
of lovable and attractive personality.
She attended several informal affairs
here and was much feted.
In early life she was afflicted with a
critical illness which impaired her
vision, finally resulting in total blind
ness. Her own misfortune drew her
nearer, apparently. to others who suffer
from a SIMILAR affliction. She wrote
many stories, one of them being THE
Lady of the Lighthouse" the royalties
from which was donated to the New
York Association for the blind. 1t was
the third best seller in 1913, testifying
to the immense appeal the book possess
ed and the popularity of its writer.
Later Mrs. Woodruff sent many stories
to her publishers including Really
Truly Stories" REALLY Truly Fair
Fairy Stories" and others. Practically
all of the royalties were given to the
institutions for the blind in which she
had a vast interest. Mrs. Woodruff
was also joint author in three librettos
>the most notable being Cash and
Kisses"
Ill For Long Time
Mrs. Woodruff, according to her
husband. had been ill for some time and
was under the constant care of two
nurses. While the nurses were absent
from the room she made her way to the
window and a shot time later her body
was discovered on the pavement two
stories below.
Mrs. Woodruff was declared by Pen
rhyn Stanlaws, the artist, to be one of
the most beautiful women in the world.
Her last Broadway production was
musical comedy which was presented
two years ago. Her husband was
retired lawyer.
Mrs. Woodruff was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Smith and her
birthplace was Bangor, Blount county,
Ala. The father is dead Mrs. Smith
resides at Selma and Hubert Smith,
brother lives at Bessemer, Ala.
Mrs. Woodruff's girlhood days were
spent with the family in Birmingham,
where she received her early education.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15

as lone wolves-have trimmed up our
best society like a new hat lately. A
million dollars is guessed at as within
the total.
1--WE have two sorts of gem thieves
now" said a detective. Zone works on
the milliners who amass sudden fortunes
by selling ten dollar hats and wear real
gems to the cabarets they frequent"
These naive children of fortune are
easy victims, he said. The stick-up
man merely bats them over the head and
takes the jeweler. 1t may not be in
the best taste, but it is always real.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
STACK VICTIM
BADLY INJURED
]. M. Bass Condition Serious
After Accident Monday

J. NJ. Bass, 80, was in a serious con-
lition Tuesday at the South Highlands
infirmary from injuries sustained Mon
day when a stack fell with him at the
Mammoth Mining company's mines at
Whites chapel. Bass, who was work
ing on the inside of the stack, sustained
internal injuries and broken back.
Two other workmen escaped with
minor bruises by swinging themselves
clear of the topping stack.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
TIE WEATHER

virginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima. Georgia, extreme northwest Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi Tennessee. Ken
tucky: Fair Wednesday and Thursday;
little change in temperature.
Florida: Generally fair Wednesday and
Thursday except showers in extreme
Louisiana and Oklahoma; Wednesday
and Thursday fair, little change in
temperature
East Texas: Wednesday generally fair
except probably rain in lower Rio Grande
valley; Thursday generally fair
West Texas Wednesday and Thursday
generally fair. little change in tempera-
ture.
Illinois and Missouri. Fair Wednesday
and probably Thursday; continued mild.
Summary of observations made at sta
Nons of the United States weather bu-
reau. during the "a hours ending al Z
.. M, Goth meridian time, October IA,
1924.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
J. III. CALL ESTATE
LEFT TO WIDOW

All of the estate of John H. Call was
left to his widow, Hattie Willford Cali,
who was named executor without bond,
according to his will which was probated
before Judge J. p. Stiles Monday. The
estate consisting of cash, stocks, bonds
and real estate to the value Of $1,000.
The will of Mrs. Anna Bowen, which
was probated Monday gave her property
consisting of a store building and sew
eral cottages to her three sons, William
H. Bowen, Thomas j. Bowen and Lewis
Bowen. The value Of the estate was not
SIN ted
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15

At that it might be easier to break in
than to get out, unless the social as
pirant is one of those talented persons
who can hide a rabbit and setting of
eggs in high hat. The lad or lady who
tottered away with $15O,000 worth of
junk from Joshua Cosden's modest little
Grand Central Station must have had
uneasy moments. The thieves got only
$50, 900 in vanities from the John San
ford home-just the stuff that was lying
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
Manhattan Days And Nights
Blu, Herbert Corey

NTEW YORK. Oct. 4-Seems be easier to get into high
society nowadays The chief equipment needed is suit OF
clothes The breakenin of be prepared to
talk the way they do Long Island Lots of would along
well social chat with King Louis the Fourteenth with
Long islanders Their words have meanings but they
do sound that way.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
LOCAL DAIA
he "a hours ending at I p. M. Oc-
Total rainfall sInCt JdHudTy -
in rainfall since January
WINDS

East Gulf: Fresh easterly over north
norton and strong east and northeast over
south portion, and weather mostly over
cast with local rains Wednesday
West Gulf: Fresh northeast with gem
orally fair weather over north portion and
fresh TO strong northeast and north with
overcast weather, probably showers over
south portion Wednesday.
: Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage:
Moderate to fresh southeast and south,
except strong shifting over northwest por-
ton, and weather overcast and shOwery
Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
LUMBER KILN BURNS

SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. 14.-Fire
which originated in a dry kiln at the
plant of the Weber-King company Mt
Barnhart, La, yesterday afternoon, de-
stroyed the kilns, some of the sheds and
large quantity of lumber, entailing
losses estimated at $150,O00 but thn
mill and other properties were saved.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
NEGRO is KILLED

John Gross, negro, PIG Twenty
eighth street, north, was shot and in
stantly killed by Frank Parker, negro,
221O Twenty-seventh street, north, at
s o'clock Tuesday morning, according to
reports at police headquarters. The al
legged assailant made good his escape.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
Boys to $2.95
hats, now, $I!

New leather hats with plush trim,
or all plush, new rolling brim
models, all sizes, all colOrs, dupli-
Gates Of hats we've had marked as
high as $2.95 each.
MAIN floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15

In case this seems unintelligible, what
I am trying to say is that society's de-
tense against Mr.. Raffles seem to have
had a few bars laid down lately. He
has been operating high, wide and
crooked. BY admission and rumor
thieves-whether working in gangs or
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
TO STAGE BANQUET
Plans Being Made For Big Football
Game Here

Local Auburn alumni, headed by
Charles 7. DeBardeleben. will stage
get-together banquet of all graduates
Friday, October "a. on the eve of the
Auburn Louisiana state football game.
1t is expected that over 1000 alumni
will be in Birmingham for the game and
plans are being made to care for that
number at the meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15

about loose--but that might be siz-
able pile. And it might clink at the
wrong moment.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
MRS. ECHOLS
rs IMPROVING

Mrs. Mary Echols, commissioner of
health and education, was reported rest
ing comfortably at the Norwood hos
pital Tuesday night following her opera
ton Monday.
The commissioner is said to have
spent a quite night and day and is be-
lieved to be on the road to rapid re-
cOvery.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
did and hurt
books, THREE
for ST.!

Books of fiction soiled and shop
worn from display. Some mighty
good reading-one book SEC
three for 81.
The Book ShOp-Main floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
6 yards bright
fresh dress ging-
ham. 81!

Spic and span to make up for
school frocks or home dresses. In
fresh bright colors. Twenty-seven
inch width. Not often you find
such bingham as this-even dur
ing October Record Week-SIX
yards for 81.
Fabric ShOp-SecOnd floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
COIOrful rag
rugs for 81!

Good rugs and pretty ones, Of
clean, sanitary rags, 27x54 size!
Third floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
DOLLAR DAY :

TodnU be wonderful day of October Record Week. You always full
dollars North here but Today dollar and half
and THREE dollars nth Of good dependable merchandise for
single dollar
Please don't ask fill mail telephone
or c. o. d. orders for any Dollar Day goods
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
Fast-cOlOr woven
madras, 3 IL
yds. for S 1!

A splendid, dependable quality for
shirts, blouses, etc, a yard wide,
usually a lot more.
Second floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
10 yds. kitchen
toweIing for ST.!

Soft cotton toweling, so useful
and dependable, fast edges, red
border, TEN YARDS for 81.
Main floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-15
FOUR Pennsyl-
vania tennis balls
for ST.!
This seasons, good for weeks of
play yet, never again so low!
Fourth floor
Boys gym suits
complete for ST.!

White shirt and trousers, a lot
under regular for today only!
Fourth floor