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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Spent a Fortune Trying to
 Get We'll

make you feel like new person. just as Mrs Styles found it made her a new woman When you are tired, without working. when you want to sleep. when you are thin and yous stomach distresses you there is nothing like Nu Vim. It puts the rich red blood that makea life worth living for you into yous veins, it makes your step more bouyant youf body tireless, yeura skin clear, your eyes brighter. That is because it clears away all the poisons from your system, freshens uy you digestive organs and enables them ts create the kind of blood that gives you more life and more interest in living. This has been the record from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and many thousands of people have been helped that doubtless somebody right in your neghborhood can tell you about Nu Vim. Take bottle and try it for yourself. On sale at Norton Drug Co.,, also Pegram- Patton Drug Company, End Ave. & 18th St., Bessemer, also Rochester, Hall Drug Co.,, Ensley, Ala, and all drug yists. If your druggist hasn't 1t. send S1 and cents revenue to the Nu Vim Drug Co., Columbus, O.. and they will send you post paid one bottle of Nu Vim.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Nu Vim Restored Health at
 Little Cost

After had spent fortune trying to get we'll and still found myself with bad case of stomach trouble, somebody persuaded me to try Nu Vim. I didn't have much faith in it. because all else had failed, yet l found myself hoping that something would be found to restore me to health. My stomach had been bad for long time, my liver was in- active and I presume my kidneys were over worked for I had pains in the lower part of my back that made suffer much, and my face and neck were covered with liver spots. Three bottles of Nu Vim made new woman, and do not know how to express my gratitude for it. It not only has given me health, but has saved me a great in doctors bills. and cordially recommend it to all who suffer as I did" Mrs Emma Styles, 1860 N. Adler St. Philadelphia. Pa. Nu Vim will be your friend if you will permit it. It will take the sallowness out of your skin, brighten your eyes, relieve that tired feeling, put new pep" into the thing you do and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09

in January and it is planned to wage an active fight over the state for the ratification during the 90 days yet re- maining before the election. It is not thought there will be any general "p- position to the amendment, as 1t ar fleets only the cities named in the bill, and even after the amendment is rati- fled. any increase in taxation will have to come after a vote of the electors of the municipality affected.
 Commissioner Hornady, who was. with the other commissioners of Bif- mingEam, very active during the ieS- islature in getting the amendment bill passed, called the meeting for today Birmingham, like many of the other municipalities in the a:ate. is in serious need of additional revenue. but due 10 the restrictions of the constitution no relief cous be secured without the adoption of the amendment. The in crease authorized by the amendment cannot exceed mills. and may be for that or any lesser amount voted by the people of the municipality affected In the case of Birmingham. an increase of the maximum amount would bring in an added s500,000 to the city's reve- nue
 1aS followiAE municipalities are af- fecteG by this amendment:
 Birmingham. Bessemer. Huntsville. Florence. Selma. Athens. Anniston, Jacksonville. Auburn. Carbon H.n, Lafayette Pine Hill Brewton. Fair field. Inglenook. Tusrsegee. Livingston, Tuscumbia. Aliceville. Gordo, Reform, Camden. Scottsboro Ashland, Pollard, Flomaton. Atmore. Sheffield. Russell vile, Demopolis, Columbiana, Opelika, Monroeville. Phoenix City. Girard, Hurtsboro. Lanette. Pell City, Heflin Fairhope and Carrollton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
EVIDENCE SECURED
 IN COOPER CASE
 VERY IMPORTANT
Work on Case by Hansen Convincing, Declares At torney General of Ten
 nessee Last Night
By Associated Press

Nashville, October S.-Habriele Hansen, self-styled psycho-analytical detective of Memphis, who has brought about the ar rest of three persons in connection with the murder of Robin J. Cooper appeared at the office of the district attorney gen. eral this morning carrying under his arm small package. What this package contained was convincing evidence of the detectives powers, according to Charles Gilbert assistant attorney general.
 The package, the nature of the contents of which was not revealed and other evidence at the command of Hansen were such .nac Attorney General G. B. Kirkpatrick declared that he was fully warranted in postponing Hansen's ap- pearance before the grand jury until the detective should complete his investiga- ton.
 The attorney general says that an n- justice has been done Hansen and that he assumes all responsibility for the de- tectives failure to appear before the grand pury at the previous specified times.
 The attorney general warmly defended Hansen's work on the case and said that the detective had convincing evidence"
 He declared that Hansen was not de- laying the case, but that the state was awaiting an analysis of spots found on Dennis Metcalfs clothes. Metcalf was the Cooper gardener Hansen has given the best practical analysis of this case have heard" he added.
 Hansen has convincing evidence" said Assistant Attorney General Gilbert after privately conferring with him.
 Hansen's new evidence is being guard ed with the greatest precaution.
 Dennis Metcalf, formerly employed as gardener at the Cooper home, is still in jail, having been surrendered by his bondsmen on Tuesday. He is charged with the murder in a warrant sworn out by Hansen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
.A6enciies Awarded
 ToLocal Druggists
Leading Dealers Chosen in Every Section to Dis
 tribute Fl Vigor

' .sThe local druggists named below have been awarded agencies for Fl Vgor. an- nounced N. E. Marshburn national distrin- Tt is the policy of our company to place Fl Vigor with the leading druggist in every tain it easily. Hundreds of inquiries have come to my office from all parts of the asoutb asking where the medicine could be purchased Many have even mailed theIr orders to me, but these shall turn over to the druggists appointed to handle our Below is a list of the Fl Vigor agencies for Birmingham and vicinity, and each of these dealers will be glad to answer all ques. tons regarding the preparation, and VIII supply the demand: Fl Vigor Agencies. Fl Vigor is sale at the following drug stores in Birmingham and vicinity: ARNOLD MASBERG DRUG co.
 BOTH STORES. TAYLOR DRUG CO, ING,
 BOTH STORES.
 HALLS DRUG STORE,
 FAIRFIELD.
 FULTON DRUG CO,
 BESSEMER-
 ROcHESTER-HA DRUG CO.,,
 ENSLEY
 EAST END DRUG CO,
 EAST END.
 SLACK DRUG COMPANY,
 NORTH BIRMINGHAM.
 BIRMINGHAM DRUG co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
DR. EATON TELLS WHAT Fl V|GOR
 IS DESIGNED FOR Formula of Prescription Published and Each In-
 gredient Explained

we wish to keep secrets from the people who need treatment for disorders of the blood, liver, stomach and kidneys" states Dr. K. l.. Eaton, manufac cturer of Fl Vigor, the famous Tonic Prescription. Be cause we have medicine designed partic- ularly for the treatment of these disorders and kindred ailments.
 My twenty-five years of active prac tce have proven to me in thousands of cases of Rheumatism. liver trouble, indiges tion, dys- pepsa. nervousness, skin troubles, kidney ments, that Fl Vigor contains the ingre- dients necessary to treat such disorders. Thousands of people have told in grate- ful terms how they have been benefited by taking Ell Vigor, in such cases. and that. for one thing, explains the enormous success of the preparation as seller.
 Every bottle of Fl Vigor is made under my personal supervision. and contains the following efficient herbs, roots and min erals
 .'Podophyium as it is called in medicine. commonly known as May Apple Root, and is of the main ingredients of Fl Vigor Its duty is that of slow and gentle laxa- bile. It is used in the treatment of habitual constipation. liver trouble and sick head ache.
 "Gentian is another ingredient of Fl vigor. It Is bitter tonic and laxative. intended to excite the appetite and aid digetion.
 ''Phytolacca. Poke Root, is a blood purifier, used in the treatment of Rheuma- tism, blood diseases and skin disorders It is also contained in Fl Vigor.
 Salicylic Acd is ingredient of Fl Vigor and si used in the treatment of Rheu- matism and preventive.
 Potassium Acetate is a diuretic a sol vent which is designed to aid in the relief of rheumatism and disorders of the kid neys.
 Magnesium Sulphate, a saline catahartic appears in the Fl Vigor formula. designed to promote thorough functioning of the di- gestive organs and to act a laxative.
 The only alcohol in the preparation is that which must be used to brinx the neces- sary ingredients into solution, and to pre- serve the compound. It is less than ten per cent
 bottle of Fl Vigor will show the formula, which is printed the back label to his physician and ask him if each ingredient is not prescribed for the treatment of just the troubles it is recommended for."-Ady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
WILSON STRONGER
 THAN ANY TIME IN PAST TWO WEEKS
tContinued from Page One)

White House today from the heads of four nations-President Poincare of France, King George of England, King Albert of Belgium and the President or Columbia. Messages also came from the government of Armenia and Earl Curzon of England. The cablegram from President Poincare said:
 T want to renew to you, Mir. Presi- dent, the wishes that I have already asked MT Jusserand to transmit to you. I have been very much grieved to learn that the long fatigue of the work in which you took so active part in Paris added to that which you imposed on yourself in the United States has temporarily shaken your health. form the warmest wishes for your speedy recovery. I beg Mrs. Wilson to receive my respectful homage as well as the best souvenirs of Madame Poin- care and l beg to renew to you the as surance of my sentiments of friend Sh in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
REALTORS ID ELECT
 OFFICERS TODAY

for the Real Estate exchange at the Southern club today, when an election of officers for the coming year will be held. A nominating committee was named sometime ago and has been work ing out a ticket for the coming year.
 The committee which has been con- sidering the material on hand are Hill Ferguson, chairman; F. B. Fowlkes and Jerome Tucker. Membership committees for the bringing in of new members of the exchange are active and have se- cured number of live wires and have promised more.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Ford Steamship Zine
 Report Is Confirmed
By Associated Pres,

Detroit, October S.-A report from Lon don that Henry Ford is considering the establishment of a steamship line to Ireland was corroborated here this aft ernon by Charles E. Sorenseon, super intendent of the Ford Tractor company.
 Mir. Sorenseon declared that a number of industrial concerns having Irish con nections have been asked to provide means of shipping to and from Ireland. The Ford interests, with branch at Cork, he said were asked to do so, and Mir. Ford promised to consider the re- quest Cablegrams to that effect he said, had been sent to Cork
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
COLLIER REELECTED

Atlanta, October S.-Gen. w. A Col Her of Memphis was reelected comman- der-in-chief by exclamation at a largely attended meeting of Forrest Cavalry corps, attending the United Confederate Veterans reunion here today.
 Gen. John N. Johnson of Chattanooga was reelected major general in com mand of the first division of the corps, and General Felix Robertson of Texas, major general in command of the sec- ond division. Brigadier generals for each southern state also were elected.
 General Collier was presented by Mai E. R. Holt df Montgomery, with handsome canes made from wood taken from the house where General Lee sur rendered,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
FOUNDATION FOR NEW
 DORMITORY IS LAID
Initial Number of the Birmingham Southern College Weekly to Ap-
 pear Tomorrow

Work on the new dormitory at Birmingh Southern college which is to cost $65,O00 was begun Monday. The foundation is being laid, and the building will be rushed to completion, according to the college authorities
 The building on the edge of the campus, known as Brandon Hall, which was recently purchased by the college, has been utilized and a portion of the high school students were transferred
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Cause of South Defended
 by Speakers at Reunion
Continued from Page one)

Veterans, from Henry D. Lindsey. na- tionaI chairman of the legion.
 The Legion, MT. Lindsays message pointed out, is made up of Sons of those who wore the blue and those who wore the gray
 Tn their diminishing numbers the United Confederate Veterans represent a cause sacred to the heart of our south land, and it is a privilege for the strong young giant, the American legion, with it's potential membership of nearly five million, to extend to the gray-haired and gray uniformed veterans a hearty greet ing, which enfolds in it's embrace every veteran of the south. '
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued by the probate court yesterday: c. F. Odell and Miss Lula G. Briggs. J. l.. Kibbe and Miss Mamie D. Allen F. J. Moore and Miss F. M. Scott. . D. NJ. Gilmore and Miss Myrtle Thack- CT
 W. L. simms and Mrs. Madye Holl- geous. Dunn,
 F. M. Nicholson and Miss Estelle Smith.
 N. E. Dillingham; and Miss Elma Sul- livan.
 D. J. Brown and Miss Lucy o. Lyss- comb
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Prohibition Adopted in Norway by Vote
 of 428,455 to 2S4,137
Rx Asssciated Prs.

Christiania, October S.-The vote by of whisky, brandy and other strong liquors in the referendum Monday was 42S,45 in favor of prohibition to 284,- 137 against it. Christiania however, was strongly against the prohibition, only $500 voting for it as compared with 10000 in opposition
 The measure does not affect wines and beers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Hill Flees to Louisiana
 By Associated Prnsa

Little Rock, October S.-Robert L. Hill, negro, who is said to have acted as president of the organization of ne groes, members of which are alleged to have been involved in the uprising near Elaine, in Phillips county, last week, has fled into Louisiana, according to dis patch to the Arkansas Democrat from Winchester, Ark. where Hill made his headquarters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Best Sellers in Denmark

DenmarS's popular authors. to judge from the demand at public libraries, of which the country, with it's population of two million and half. has over 700 are Tn order Holeer Drachmann, George Branditz, Zacharas Nelson, Sophus Banditz. Hendrix Pontoppidan, Johannes Jorgensen, Wilhelm Berzso and Johannes V. JenGen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
DEWS OF EVE No More Gentle Than "Cascarets" for the
 Liver, Bowels

It is just needless it is dangerous to take violent nasty cathartlcs. Nature provides shock -absorbers for your liver and bowels against calomel, harsh pills, sick ening oil and salts. Cascarets give quick relief without injury from Cons stipation. Bill iousness. Indiges tion, Gases and Sick Head- ache Cascarets work while you sleep, re- gestible waste without griping inconve- nience Carcarets regulate by strengthening the bowel muscles. They cost so little, too
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09

yesterday to their new dormitories.
 The Gold and Black, the college weekly publication, will be issued for the first time Friday of this week The student body is anxiously awaiting ths initial appearance of the paper. Al- bert Branscomb is editor
 The senior class, as we'll as the other classes of the college will effect their organization by the end of the week. The student body was given a holiday Monday in order to take in the Alabama State fair
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Bandits Caused Wreck
By Associated Press


 Laredo, Tex, October S.-Removal of a section of rails by bandits was respon- sible for the train wreck Sunday near Gomez Farias, III the Mexican state of Coahuila, which resulted in the death of more than 60 persons, most of whom were women and children, according to information received here today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
I. w. w. Caused Strike
By A.,ocIat,s P-.w

BV AssocINfe0 Prnet
 New York. October S.-The unexpected strike of thousands of longshoremen, which threatens to tie up the rort Of New York, today was attributed directly to I, w. w. agitation by T. V. OCon- nor, president of the International Long shoremen's union. who declared that the walk out unauthorized. would not re- ceive the support of the international union.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
BIRMINGHAM DRUG co.
Sales Are Astounding.

More than 100000 bottles of Fl vigor have been sold to date Within the past week over 4,8S8 bottles sold and the tremendous demand for the medicine is in- creasing daily.
 Druggists and dealers all over the south are seeking the agency for the Famous Prescription Tonic. thousands of we'll known southern people have testified that it has proven unequaled treatment for disorders of the blood, liver stomach and kidneys.
 Fl Vigor is the prescription of Dr. R. L.. Eaton, formerly president of the Medical societies of Nashville, Tenn, and prac- ticing physician of twenty-five years active practice. Dr. Eaton compounds the formula. himself, and every bottle of the med cine passes his inspection before it is placed in the hands of the druggists for sale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09

tablet on the northeast corner of Thirteenth street and Third avenue, New York city marks the site where grew the Peter Stuyyesant pear tree which was brought t.o his Rouwerie about 1647 1865 and bore fruit for more than two centuries. A picture of this tree and branch of it may be seen in the governors room in the city hall.-Auto- mobile Blue Book.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09

The Fl vigor Distributing company. Atlanta. Ga, will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN GOLD for the best an- swer in three hundred words to the aues- tion-What Is Fl Vigor7 Go ask your druggist. read the advertising and nal your answer before December first.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Those Nonskid Teeth

Fr0N the Tnrlft MagaZlne.
 Civilization is steadily marching on- ward to a better day. An Ohio man has invented powder that will prevent false teeth from slipping, skidding. listing or flying out when their owner discusses the high cost of living
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09

To Purify Rnd Enrich the Food Take GROVES TASTELESS Chill TON lC which is simply IRON and QUININH suspended ir Syrup, So Pleasant Even Children Like It. You can soon feel its strengthening. Inyigoratng f1ffec.l Price 60c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
LAUNCH CAMPAIGN
 FOR AMENDMENT ID
 CHANGE TAX RATE
Mayors of 42 Municipalities Meet Here Today to Or ganize Fight for Relief
 of Financial Condition

campaign for the ratification of the constitutional amendment allowing increase their tax rate as much as 3 mills will be launched at a meeti7s at the Tutwiler hotel this afternoon at z o'clock. The meeting. which was called by John R. Hornady, city com missioner of Birmingham. will be at- tended by the mayors or city commis- sioners of most of the 42 cities and towns affected.
 The amendment ia to he voted on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
LEARN VULCANIZING AND
 RETREADING FREE

Wanted representatives in every Southern town. We have the worlds best vulcanizing and retreadng equipment. Don't fail to see us before buying. For particulars. write call
 New Process Tire & Supply Co. B 1926 Third Avenue, N., Birmii gham.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-31
ELECTRA

Electra, July 31.-Mrs. Dixie Fans
ing of Orlando was visiting her
brother, Mr.. J. C. Pillans, last week.
Mr.. Thomas Fort and. Miss Hazel
Mock were visitors of Miss Zell Mock
Sunday.
Mr.. G. NJ. Brant Sr. and Mr.. Josh
Martin and family spent several days
at Salt Springs this past week.
Mr.. Ben Holton and Mr.. Arthur
Deas were callers at the home of Mr..
L. D. Marsh Sunday.
Miss Dixie Pillans spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pillans.
Mr.. L. H. Pillans and family were
visiting the formers parents Sunday
Miss Myrtle Mock and Mr.. Mack
Williams made trip to Ocala and re-
turn Sunday afternoon.
We are all glad to see another one
of our soldier boys back from France
Mr.. Otis Fort. He looks fine.
Their was good crowd at Mr.. and
Mrs. Mack Morrison's, celebrating
their birthdays Tuesday night. They
enjoyed fine supper with ice cream
Mr.. Charlie Caldwell was caller al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Mocl
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Ben Holton killed a large rat
tlesnake Wednesday evening. just {
quarter mile from the postofice. Th'
snake had ten rattles and button.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-31
ALMOST FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS FOR ROADS

Tallahassee, July 3O.-The sum of
4,932,000 was apportioned by the
state road department from federal
and state aid funds for completing the
unsurfaced gaps on the main trunk
highways forming the state road sys-
tenn of Florida during the meeting
here yesterday and today.
The roads covered by the apportion-
ments were:
Road No. l. from Pensacola to
Jacksonville.
Road No. ?. from the Georgia state
lire to Fort Myers, via Jasper, thru
Hamilton, Columbia, Alachua, Marion,
Lake, Orange, Osceola, Polk and De-
Soto counties.
Road No. 2, the st: Johns river seem
ic highway. through Putnam, Volusia
and Seminole counties.
Road No. 4, from the Georgia state
line, via billiard, Nassau county
Jacksonville and down the east coast
to Miami.
Road No. 5. from High Springs to
Sarasota, via Brooksville and Tampa
and several other roads not yet num-
bered.-Tampa Tribune.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-31
CALVARY.

Calvary, July give are very glad
to report that Mr.. NJ. ]. Morrison is
able to be up and around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Morrison and
three daughters, Misses Lottie, Dollie
and Jessie were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Whaley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bull attended
church at Olivet Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bull attended
church at Olivet Sunday.
Miss Jessie Morrison came home
Saturday from three weeks visit to
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Smith of Jacksonville.
Mr.. L. L. Horne and son, M. T., Mr.
and Mrs. G. D. Whaley, Mrs. ]. W
Morrison and Miss Dollie Morrison
were visitors to Ocala Saturday.
Mr.. L. L. Horne was the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Morrison yester.
day.
Mrs. ]. L. Miller and daughter
Inez and Robert Larue were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Morrison Thurs
day.
Mrs. w. S. Hames of Dunedin wa!
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Nor
rison Thursday.
Miss Ruby Miller was the guest o.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Morrison Satur
day.
Mr.. Earl Crosby and Miss Lotti'
Morrison were visiting in Calvar!
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Morrison were
the guests of Mrs. j. w. Morrison
Tuesday.
Mr.. Leonard Redding was the guess
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Whaley Sunda!
evening.