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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12
ALL ALAbAMAIS IS
 NOW FINDING OUT What Vitalitas Will Do. Here Is a Sample of What People in Mobile Are
 Saying

As an indication of what people throughout all Alabama are saying about Vitalitas here are few inter views selected at random. all in the city of Mobile.
 q believe Vitalitas to be one of the bost effective remedies for a person E system for nervousness and general let down. It Is without equal" w. C.. Feeder. contractor. No. N. Clai- bourne
 T want everyone to know how much Vitalitas has benefited me. After suf- fering with indigestion I found great relief from one bottle" Mrs. A. T. Moore, A854 N. New Jersey street
 For six years I have been bothered with eczema. Have taken Vitalitas and have been greatly benefited - Believe it will cure me. I find it good for general run down condition; think it great tonic" P. l.. Dodson. 4O1 Augusta street.
 Have been bothered with indiges- tion five or six years. After taking Vitalitas have not felt it since. It is Q great tonic; has also helped me won derfully for Rheumatism Be- lieve it will entirely cure me- o. H. Davis. night watchman. Prichard (suburb).
 Marvellous results in many forms of chronic cases are constantly being re- ported from the use of vitalitas. It is Natures greatest corrective and tonic. It will do you good. You can get a sample drink of vitalitas today at Averyts Drug Store. 1O9-1I1 2Oth st. Also for sale at Pegram < Patton Drug Co. Bessemer. Ala se-w
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12

some of the most prominent men and
 women of Birmingham and offer t short relaxation from shopping and business cares before the dinner hours in Birmingham. F. B. Shireman, man ager of the Tutwiler, said yesterday that the matinee-dansants will in no degree interfere with. the regular nightly dasants in the orangery. The music for the afternoon will be fur nished by Weigand's orchestra ds for the nightly dances. MT. Shireman made it plain yesterday that the dancers in- cured no obligations by attending, all though a la carte service will De of- fered the patrons in the lobby dining room adjoining the orahgery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12
LETTERS TO EDITOR
Cannot Get Narcotic Blanks
the Editor of The Age-Herald.

To the Editor of The Age-Herald.
 Under the national anti-narcotic law a doctor, dentist druggist in order to order opium and its products. must have spe- cial government issued blank which he orders from the collector of internal rev enuc in his district, at cost of 1 cent each; law going into effect March 1, 1915.
 Hundreds of doctors in Alabama ordered these blanks as early as February 15, sending the money with the order. They have not got them yet and cannot get tliem. Perhaps if this so-called democratic administration would put a few white men in office say a few democrats, the doc tors could get some much needed reme- dies and keep their patients from dying. Yours. G. H. WILSON.
 Collinsville, March 9. 1915.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12
MAT|NEE-DANSANTS
 AT THE TUTW|LER Series of Saturday After noon Affairs Will Be In-
 augurated Tomorrow

series of Saturday matinea- dan sants will be inaugurated at the Tut wiler beginning tomorrow afternoon. The dances will be held in the oran- gery and is another indication 3f the desire of the management of the Tut wiler to contribute to the gayeties of Birmingham and the pleasure of the guests at the hotel. M
 .94ze dances will De patronized by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12


 to Cuba. His illness has prevented the visit this year. It may be that he passed through New York after convalescence, going directly to Cuba. He must have received gratifying news from Cuba be- cause all the recent reports from that re- public speak of highly prosperous con dition from one end of the island to the other. Some years ago Sir William pre- dicted that prosperity would be Cuba 8 happy lot. Cuba, is one of the rare in- stances of increased national and ma terial prosperity since the European war began. There have been no harmful ef- fects Of that war in Cuba Havana re- joices in prosperity not exceeded by that of any other year since Cuba became a republic One of the reasons for this prosperous condition is the confidence that the United States stands as d protecting power ever ready to defend Cuba in case external or internal emergencies were great enough to justify protection.
 All over the island there Is now re- joicing that at last complete. unbroken communication even with the uttermost plantation on the island and the uttermost parts of the United States has been se cured The late Henry H. Flagler did not live long enough to share in the celebra- ton of the completion of his courageous and as many capitalists thought reckless ly venturesome project. A merchant of Havsna whose business relations with the United States are large and intimate. and who is now in New York, spoke with enthusiasm this morning of the instant success which had followed the establish ment of the railroad ferry between Key West and Havana. This is carried on by means of the very large ocean ferry steamship which was designed by MT. Flagler when he first contemplated his Florida railroad system.
 This ferry makes three trips each way every week. The passage betweef.s Key West and Havana is made in eight hours At all the large plantations of Cuba, even at the eastern end of the island railway cars of standard gauge are placed every two or three days to receive the produce raised upon the plantations. These cars are hauled to the railroad ferry boat at Havana, and the consignments are shipped unbroken to the United States. Nowhere in the United States are mar ket prices more carefully watched or are more copious reports of market prices re- ceived by telegraph than at Havana Therefore. 1t sometimes happens that a consignment of pineapples or other prod ucts is diverted from New York The reports show that prices are better per- haps at Cincinnati or St. Louis or even in the far west than at New York, and the consiener telegraphs to Key West to divert sometimes as many as 10 cars from New York; sending them jnstead to
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dations. WI given below
SLEIGH IS HUMANE
 OFFICER FOR COUNTY

R. C. Sleigh of East Lake was elect ed yesterday by the board of revenue as humane. officer of Jefferson county at salary of $125 per month. There were four applications for the rosi- tion. Mir. Sleigh, having the indorse- ment of the Birmingham Humane so- ciety witlf whom he will work in con junction. secured the position He will investigate cases of cruelty to chii- dren and animals throughout the coun- ty and will assume his position on April l.
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eastern end of Cuba and vice versa.
 Another unexpected effect of this rail- road ferry has been the overthrow of the trust in Havana which has heretofore besn the absolute master of the fish in- dustry Now there arc large consign- merits of fish from Florida and other parts Of .he United Suites skillfully
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12
Cuba and the United States

The friends of Sir William Van Horne are confident that they will speedily re- ceive information respecting Sir Williams s illness which will show that all appre- hension has passed away. Sir William customarily visits New York at this sea- son of the year. and while on his way
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12

rarts of the United States. This railroad ferry is serving already greatly
 to increase commerce between Cuba and the United states. especially at this time of the year. By means of 1t a car loaded
 at San Francisco will be undisturbed, 70 far as contents are concerned until 1t reaches its desttnations possibly at the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12

packed in ice which are carried every other day to TIavana. The trust at Ha- vana cannot control these consignments. Therefore, widespread competition has be- gun which has resulted in the loWuRiug of prices and . steadily fncreasing ae- mand for American fish. for which tAare Ia already seeurad q farge markeA-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12
Confederate Veterans Meet

Mountain Creek, March u.-(Speoial) Camp Ill. U. c. w., met in the auditorium building today, Capt. J. M. Simpson, com mander. presiding. After reports from several committees had been made, Cap tain Simpson made some remarks on the excellent condition of the veterans, and discussed matters of general interest to the camp
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-11
Quotations we're a. follows,
Savannah Market.

Savannah, Nav I0.-The spirits q
tuTpentine market opened and closed
nrm. with sales Of 500 casks on the
close az 43 cents. Receipts were SCI
casks against So casks the same date
last year. 6.6e2 casks this season
against is,4iS casks the same date
last season. shipments we're none Tor
the season, lo,2i2 casks against 1897
casks the same date last year. Stocks
we're l2.0ae casks against $500 casks
the same date last year, 1889 on April
against $3.50 casks the same date
last year.
The rosin market was nominal with
no sales Receipts were a.2b2 barrels
against 2.28s barrels the same date
last year. a. e68 barrels for the season
against gs.st8 barrels the same date
last year. Shipments we're 1850 har-
rcIH against Is barrels the same date
last year. ie,097 barrels for the season
against 1850 barrels the same date
last year stocks were Ti,ss5 barrels
against 7s.55s barrels the same date
last year. sss5s barrels on April J..
against 6s,l7l barrels the same date
last year.
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THE MARKETS
New York Cotton.

New York. My io.~-Thsre was a
further recovery len cotton az the open
ing today. with nrst price, N 20 N
points higher on a renewal q Satur-
days buying movement and in SYM
pMthy with the sharp advance a. Lsiv-
erpooA Local traders. however, an
ucipate much wider difference be-
tween foreign and domestic markets
owing O. the disturbed war risk situa-
ton, with the result that prices here
did not fully respond % the strength
abroad, while there uas = renewal o.
scattering liquidation around the In
itial ngures, and tho maFEet soon re-
acted 20 within FIVE Or SIX points -
Saturdays close. Reports from the
domestic goods trade were eneourag-
Ing and further showers IN tho west
were considered unfavorahle. but san-
ument was still evidently unsettled
and people who had carried Ions cot
ton over the break - last week appear
- be selling the early advance.
Liquidation becaane more aggressive
towards midday with leading stocks
a. lowest levels for the current move
ment The general list showed acute
weakness. The movement got ne small
lation % rumors from Washington and
foreign sources, all OF which bore on
the tenseness Of the international SIT
uation. Further unloading of weak
BUN accounts and renewal OF bearish
operations also were factors
Rumors % very disturbing develop
ments I'm Washington threw the cotton
market into a state 81 excitement Dor
dering upon Decentralization late IN the
morning and October contracts sold
OF from ETA 20 s.4s within I'VE min
utes, making a break % about Sc
points from the high level Of the morn
ing. A prompt denias of the ramors
relieved the strain and there were
rallies o. Is Or 20 points shortly after
midday.
Trading was less active during the
middle q the afternoon with prices
showing rallies of about ie 20 40 points
from the low level Marine insurance
brokers stated there had been no fur
1 ther advance In war risks and thas
such insurance was now being offered
more freely.
/ Cotton rtnanN m#amNss
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IacksnrNille Market

Jacksonville. May le-The spirits ~
urpentine market opened and closed
q a. cents with sales n 500 casks Re
oripts were SIG barrels against 49,
casks the same date last year, s.sA6
casks Tor the season against 1855
casks the same date last year. ship
ments were 216 against 60 casks the
same date last year. against 277 casks
the same date last year, i04bs casks
for the season against 1850 casks for
the same date last year Stocks we're
IN as casks against 1850 casks the
same date last year 23 ses casks on
April I. against l2o1s casks the same
date last year
The roeln market opened and closed
Nrm with no sales Receipts were sts
barrels against 1Al barrels the same
date last year. aaso5 barrels for the
season agulust AEa7t barrels the same
date last year shipments were ie.&0a
barrels against PTS barrels the same
date last year 1850 barrels for the
season against 54.fts barrels the same
date last year Stocks we're sinBg
barrels against TOO $50 barrels The Same
aate last year. 81 sss barrels on April
s. against meas barrels the same
late fast year.
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NOTICE

special Tax school District election.
Whereas. Dne-fuufth ~ the qualified
electors tNHt pay 4 taN Ou real oF per
suna property and are resident within
the boundaries 20 The following SUBJ
division o. this, Eaeamhia county
Boundaries as contained % petition
and published as required by law osing
Beginning at the northwest corner of
section 8s. township north. range $50
west fhenae east along che Alabama
Florida state tine o. the intersection 30
Egushy Greek. township north. range
E8 west. thence south along tne middle
st said creek 90 tne intersection ct the
south line ~ section 1is township north.
range 81 west. thence west siauB the
south l.ue g section lT % Use southwest
corner oi said section. thence south along
She east lng ~ section eA township 3
uurths range sa west continue soUth
along the east lines ~ sections 4, @. 16,
Ais q end .5 90 tEe southeast corner af
section a2. township 9 north, range sA
West kheuHe vest along the south Hines
af narAoua Be-. 84 and Oh 90 the iut#rHeca
zion nffNeFtifa river thence Wn tHe mid
de ar said river 90 the northwest corner
% section ae. township north. range 90
west the point of beRinuluE
Did on che sth dag gf Mas, 1915. at "a
REGULAR meFEIuE 1f The Board nf Public
Instruction O. ssLa county petition said
Board oI Public Instruction for au eiee-
ton 20 determine whether such sub
division 81 said county should become "a
special tax school district Tor the pure
pose ~ IeEEInE g school district taE Ter
thH exclusive uEH IS Gre public free
schools within such district. and.
Whereas. the Hala petition. was as by
law provided published for faur success
slxe weeks lu The prnaacola Journal "a
newspaper having q general circulation
throughout saiA county and whereas said
meuts ~ faWs ae bass been duiv sworn
end certified hF She publisher Of said
SGa.. therefore ths Board az Public
Instruction 81 lsscamhla county learIda.
a. "a regular meeting held tHIs eIgHtH dav
IN MAY 1888. does hereby order am eIee-
ton ta ha held Ht BIHrki.ifs within thm
hsuaAarfea af the aforesaid subs dlNia
June 1915. e. determine whether such
[ su6-dGElHlou ~ said county HHau Ha-
come n special tar school district f@r
the purpose ~ lev5taE aud eoHecunR n
81 fHe public free schools within such
At slca election the following matters
shan ne determined hy majority 81 tha
ballots cast IS TIE qualified slaltora e0 bad
nay 3 taN 81 real 81 persoHaI nFaperts
within HuCb district aNH that the fhrss
persons reHelytus tHe highest vote o0
such election shal bm declared aehuo
I trustees 81 said district
I Eacaubfa county FLORIDA shan become
4 special tax seheuf District second uhl
shau BE- tHe school trustees 30 sala als.
I grlctR THIRD the number 80 MALLS Il
Z district taK Co BE levied ard collected al.
uusi1v for ale next suceeedIna two years
I The following vutNrs auaiineH ~ vat.
IN sai8 election sbal Pc ths Inspector
ana CLARK far aald elacItam.
Jas White. N. short a. Halo
ua1. Ard q g Faireioth
nv order - fae Board 81 Public ley
str1etion ~ Esoautla County. Florida.
As a EDWARDS.
Saut Public Instruction
sszA- raasi EoawHw
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NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM
TRADING QUIET WITH NO SALES
OF SPIRITS OF RoslN POSTED
At TIE CLOSE.

Tie spirits market was posted arm
a. the Chamber 81 Commerce yester~
day afternoon, a. "a 8-s cents, with
No sales. Receipts were $40 casks
against Aa6 casks the same date last
year. 2,&as casks Tor the month against
3,76l casks for the same month last
year A.a63 casks for the season against
a,s3z casks tho same date last season
shipments we're 2ss casks. for the
month a,z7T casks for the season TO-
us casks. stocks were gsT8 casks
against 1881 casks un April 4 The
rosin market opened and closed firm
with no sales. Receipts were e52 bar
rels against l,atB barrels the same date
last year, aie2 casks for the month
against 1850 casks the same date last
year. 1o.58s barrels against 2s,8if bar
rels the same date last year. ship
meuts were goo, 4.ssg barrels for the
month. and iaS5t barrels for the sea-
son. stocks were s.0s7 Barrels against
t0T. 400 barrels on April /.
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New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, May in.--Brisk buy
Ing featured the early trading In cot
ton today. Liverpool was better than
cue and local buyers found little cot
ton for sale Half an hour after the
opening prices were 70 points over the
closing level OF saturday
The rumor that an extra session %
congress would DO called caused weak
ness and wild selling. TIP 20 noon
prices were sent 90 90 s6 points down
from the high levels Of the early trad
ing.
spot cotton quiet. unchanged. sales
on the spot leo bales: % arrive. 925
bales. Midd!ing. cents.
The market was dull IN the after
noon, but inclined 20 recover from the
setback o. the morning AZ $50 prices
were IL to ~ points under Saturdays
close. A. this level they were IT, -
- points AZ from the lowest
Cotton closed steady at decline q
70 r. nuinte
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Quotations we're as follows


Don't put CT treating your Child's
Cough. il not only saps their strength.
but often leads 60 more serious all
menta. why risk You don't have O.
pr KinRs New Discovery L. just the
remedy your child reeds 81 Is made
with soothing. healing and Hntisenale
haIsams WI quickly check the Cold
and soothe your ChlIa's Couga away
80 odds hos bad the Cough or how
long sfandlng. Or Kings New Dis
ooVery VIII stop lt lt'a Nuaranteed
just set y bottle from your Druggist
and cry tt fAdw.1
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. MAY Wheaf. No. = rec
$50 - ard l.bs ia: No. hard. 80
and f5s.
Corn-No. g yellow. Is - and ~ IL
Ryu-nominaL barley - and rs.
Hay-Timothy. 500 and 500. clover,
30 and 1850.
Provisions Pork. 1850. lard. a4s.
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool May I0.-srot cotton Hrm
Good mlddling, 5.s2; middIing. s.2e.
low maedlnK. asa sales. 1000 bales:
for speculation and export 000 bales
Receipts 1880 bales. Futures irrog-
uisr Nay ana June. SIS. June and
July. SCI la July and August B.z1.
August and september 5.39. October
and November. SIS; January and
February, s.si, Marc hand April. 6sT.
May and June, h.7a.
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WIDELY. KNOWN aRiTts1
OFFICER pANg ~OUsLY HURT

H.onJsn. May ie-L Lieut. General Sir
Reginald Poie-Carew. inspector gen.
egau q the territorial forces. was
thrown from he horse today A. An
tosiY Park, Cornwall AMI was picked
~ ancunsclous. sansrinE from concua-
slan = the brain. lie 4 81 years old
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Female Help Wanted.
LEGAL NOTICE.

PROPOSALS wiR be received az the Blu
reau % supplies and Accounts Navy De-
nartmaut Washington. y. e.. untn %
o'clock ~ IN, May IS. 1915. for delivering
Eognibituminous coal at Tire naval station,
Pensacola Fla. Apply Tor proposals 20
the navy pzy once. Pensacola, Fla. or
BE- the Bureau SAMUEL MCGOWAN.
PavmaEter General q. $. g. s-&s-ih
BHaAa fnn q HuaW9w
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FARM LANDS

SETTLERS WANTED in the Roberts
r0wmuuftTs Creamery ard eauuina
slant "a take vcur prcaucs. Coed lana
az reasonable Prices Write as FOR fnl
Information The Robarla Farmers
Association ueo. o voorhees, president.
Roberts. Wta tafeb
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prove ability. viii work one trial month
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