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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
PEPTO-MANGAN
 MAKES RICH,
 RED BL OOD
Helps Restore Thin, Rundown Men and Women to Vigorous,
 Full-Blooded Health
Recommended by Physicians
Sold in Liquid or Tablet Form The Name "Gude's" the
 Guide to the Genuine

It is a true saying that your health is only as good your blood Good. rich blood manifests itself in healthy, natural complexion; clear. keen eyes; treless energy and enthusasm; and abundant supply of reserve strength.
 And just as positively does poor, thin blood directly influence the entire system. Pale, sallow complexions; dull eyes; list less step langudness. tiredness; worn-out feeling; general deiectedness and unhappi- ness-all are positive signs that the body is not receiving it's proper nourishment through the blood.
 Pepto-Mangan helps restore vigorous health because it contains the very ele- ments so much needed by the blood to en- able it to perform it's functions and supply the body with nourishment, energy and strength.
 For your convenience Pepto- Mangan is prepared in tablet we'll liquid form. Both possess exactly the same medicinal ValrH.
 There is but genuine Pepto- Mangan, and that is "Gude's" If the name "Gude's" is not the package it is not Pepto- Man gan.-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27

March at the time trading stepped on January.
 While spot prices hold firm there is lit- tie likelihood of any permanent decline and the markets nndertone gives ,varp% ing to those with a bearish sentiment. The near future will see considerably more activity in the market with some pretty wide ranges. Outside influences are bearish and setbacks will invite pur- chases on which we believe good profits will accrue. The northern sentiment shows a majority reaetionary; reports indicate a slowins down Of business generally and with this they expect naturally Q decline in all values. Cotton will be affected sympathetically but the srot situation holds the key to the situation. and an
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
Don't Experiment With Catarrh;
 It Often Leads to Dread Consumption

and more aggravated and 1lnally reaches down into the lungs, and everyone recognizes the alarming con ditions that result when the lungs ar" affected Thus Catarrh may be
 forerunner of that most dreaded aII hopeless of all diseases, consumption.
 No local treatment affords perma- nent relief. Experience has taught that S. s. S. is the one remedy, which attacks the disease al it's source, the blood, and produces satisfactory re suits in even the worst cases. CataSrh sufferers are urged to give S. S. s. a thorough trial. It is sold by all drug gists. You are invited to write to the Medical Department for expert ad- vice as to how to treat your own case Address Swift Specific Co., 254 Swift La laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27

"The Miracle Man" which was sched- uled to open a three days engagement at the Colonial theatre Monday but which failed to arrive as per schedule, on account of an unavoidable delay on the part of the express company ar rived safe and sound last night, and will be shown today and tomorrow as advertised.
 "The Miracle Man" will be remem- bered by thousands as the screen sen sation of 1919, when it played an un- precedented run of 10 days at the Strand.
 The return showing of this great fea- ture at popular prices will doubtless cause another sensation, as this is the first time that this celebrated picture has been offered at regular admissions.
 When George Lcane Tucker filmed ''The Miracle Man" he gave to the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
NEIL O,BRIEN MINISTRIES

Many names that are familiar 10 fol- lowers of minstresy will be found on. the roster of the Neil Brieu Mnstrels when they play their annual engagement at the Jefferson Wednesday and Thursday and Thursday matinee. Manager oscar F. Hodge promises this years produc- tion to be entirely new, with an elaborate first part setting quite out of the ordi nary, novel lighting effects and rich cos- tunes.
 The entire production was conceived and staged by Neil O Brien, who is wide ly known as Americas foremost writer and producer of negro comedy acts or sketches, and in this seasons perform ance there will be found no less than three original playlets which Mir. 0Brien claims to be the best he has written in recent years Among old and new favor ties to be found with the organization
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
WALLACE REID-STRAND

When it comes to portraying the happy go-lucky young American it would be inn possible to find q better actor than Wal lace Reid, and this famous star is prov ing the truth of this all over again in his latest Paramount-A Aircraft comedy drama, Hawthorne of the r. s. A which will De at the strand theatre to- day and tomorrow.
 And Wallace Reid has been afforded excellent support in this comedy which pcturized from q famous stage success Lila Lee, star in her own right and best remembered for her excellent work in Male and Female" is his leading lady.
 In addition to Hawthorne of the IT $. A." there is new Christie comedy Go West Young Woman" and the Pathe Weekly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
Thompson, Parker & Co.'S Letter

Selling pressure was felt by cotton m the early trading today, but there was much better tone in the later trading and from net declines the market moved UT to small net advances on the most active monthss Unfavcrable foreign pohucai news was mainly responsible for the sel- ling and the reaction from the decline was due mainly to reports from Wash ington that leaders there had detremined that action should be taken on the peace treaty this week The early decline car ried the market off fer losses of T to 7. points and the reaction carried the olu crop months lack up until they were l9
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
For Skins Affected
 By Winds and Weather

This is the season when she who would have spotless, lily-white, satiny complex ion should turn her thoughts to mercolized wax the firm friend of the winter girl. Nothing so effectualy overcomes the despoiling effects of piercing winds and bit ing cold temperatures The wax literally absorbs the chapped. reddened or coarsened cuticle, bringing forth a brand new skin. clear. soft and girlishly beautiful.
 An ounce of mercolized wax. obtainable at any drug store. applied nightly like cold cream, and washed off mornings. will grad ually improve the worst complexion. It is perfectly harmless. of course.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
REFUSES SURRENDER
 NF FOUR SOLDIERS TO CIVIL AUTHORITIES
By Associated Pres,

Columbus, S. C.. January 26.-Gen. George w. Read commandant. at CamI Jackson, has refused to surrender tc the civil authorities one officer and three enlisted men under arrest at the camp in connection with the shootins last week of William Chaplin. a civilian General Read declared the men would be tired by military court martial.
 Chaplin was an occupant of an au
 tomobile halted by a guard in search of an escaped military prisoner After the guard had ordered the car to pro- ceed shot was fired, the bullet killing Chaplin
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
Over Private Wires
Hubbard Bros. X Co.'S Letter

New York, January 26,-The demand in Manchester for cotton goods has become feeling abroad, but in our own market the trade is opposed to a decline. be- cause they believe that the south vii hold it's cotton. Therefore upon any weak markets they become buyers. Busi- ness is very limited as the larger traders arc very puzzled and not inclined to engage in new operations.-H Hubbard Bros & Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
JOHN FOX PLAY COMING

Not only the children, but their elders as we'll will be delighted by "The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, just brought to the stage in elaborate and sympathetic fashion. This production representing months of careful prepara- tion and of rehearsal, is coming to the Jefferson.
 The cast has distinction in it's leading players, and each member of the com pany WAS chosen from a number of ap- plicants who were carefully considered as to type. George simpson, Dorothy Dunn, Fay Brennan, James Kennedy Ralph NJ. Mcdonald and others who are well known in the profession are in the various roles. The play is of mountaineers of Kentucky and the love, thrills. and the fun of the action are said to be finely transferred from the pages of the novel of the stage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
You Will Never Be Cured by Local Treatment With Sprays.

Catarrh is a condition of the blood and cannot be cured by local applica- tions of sprays and douches; this has been proven by the thousands who have vainly resorted to this method of treatment.
 Catarrh should not be neglected or experimented with, The wrong treat ment is valuable time lost, during which the disease is getting a firmer hold upon it's victim, and making it more difficult for even the proper treatment to accomplish results.
 Though Catarrh makes it's first ap- pearance in the nostrils, throat and air passages, the disease becomes more
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
J. W. Jay & Co.'S Letter

New York, January 26.-Due to south ern wire trouble the outside business was very much restricted. Prices on the opening and immediately thereafter de elined about % points, but soon re- covered when trade demand absorbed the offerings Exports are now over .SG0,0o9 ahead of last season, Were it not for the unfavorable political and economic conditions the market un' doubtedly would be great deal higher at this time.-J. w. Jay X Co,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
( P Stuart & Co.sLetter

Liverpool came about as due on our close Saturday, but in view of the decline in sterling exchange rates was somewhat discoura ging. and our market opened ir. regular from unchanged to i2 up and hesi. tated for a while, subsequently scoring another decline of about 20 points but was checked by the discount of futures under spots.
 The market ranged within a limit of 2a points on October to A nn scale lip to. March and closed steady practically un- changed. except October, which lost 23 points January went out at noon within 55 points of the high record of 4o.4o; clos ing at ss,s5, which was 230 points above
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
EDNA GOODRICH AT THE
 JEFFERSON TODAY

The fact that the famous beauty. Edna Goodrich, will appear personally at the Jefferson theatre today, matinee ard night in Sleeping Partners" will be ap- preciated by all critical theatregoers here, who will remember her as co-star for several seasons with Nat C. Goodwin. The play is a translation of a French farce of Sacha Guitry. which has made a distinct success in Paris, London and New York. The production seen here is the same is presented at the Biiou the atre. New York. where it enjoyed a run of over seven months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27

to 13 points higher than Saturdays close. The weather map was unfavorable be-
 cause it showed much rain and cold
 weather generally in the western division
 and rainy and warmer weather in the
 eastern division. Fair and warmer
 weather is needed everywhere in the belt if a normal start is to be made by the new crop.
 gives the impression that advances will not be prolonged at this time. while the enormous srnill trade prevents prolonged declines. It looks like trading market Shepard & Chuck
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
Ccnstitutionality of
 Parking Ordinance
 Attacked iii Court

case which may result in eest of the constitutionality of one ef tihe cit ty ordinances regarding parIfng vas tried in Judge William F., Forcs 01- vision of the criminal court.
 lJ was an appealed clS~ AgafnW John Robinson. negro chauffeur. who was convicted and fined in the rQeord- er's court for the alleged parktHx ci an automobile longer than cne minute in front of the American rrUst build- ing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27

are Bert swor. "Sugarfoot' Gaffney, J. Lester Haberkorn, James Barardi, Dan Fitch, James Walbank, Bobby Gossans, Jehn Worland Frank Quinn and many others There will be the usual parade at high noon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27

absence of weakness in this departi, may confidently be expected to swis contract market upward from any drai decline.-S. E. Stewart & Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
wTHF MIRACLE MAN" IS NOW
 SHOWING AT THE COLONIAL

screen the most marvellous human in- terest story ever told. During its pre- vious engagement here. it was the topic of conversation everywhere. Ministers found in it new inspiration, the lay man saw mirrored upon the screen the most wonderful demonstration of the power of love imaginable, and among the thousands who packed the big the- atre during it's initial presentation there was not one but that went away feeling as though their lives had been strengthened from having seen it.
 There have been many powerful stories told upon the screen; there will doubtless be scores of other wonderful productions, but through all time George Loane Fuckers Miracle Man" will stand as an example of al that is wonderful in art of the silent drama. Remember. this is positively the last appearance of the wondrous picture in Birmingham.
 Today and Wednesday 1t the Colonial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
ALMON BACK FROM
 SHEFFIELD TRIP
Thinks Investigating Committee Was Especially Impressed by Magni-
 tude of Muscle Shoals Project
Bv HUGH w. ROBERTS

By HUGH w. ROBERTS
 Washington, January (Speoial)- Representative Almon of the Eighth Alabama district who heard testimony in the investigation of the Muscle Shoals plants ir Sheffield last week, has re- turned to Washington entirely satisfied
 He expressed belief that evidence of waste was given chiefly by the disgrun- tied. and that the subcommittee was more impressed with the bigness of the projects and their possibilities.
 "Of course, he said, "I don't know what report will be formulated for the subcommittee is composed of republicans in majority who are stressing extrava- gance of all kinds during the democratic administration.
 He stated that the subcommittee on re4 turning to Washington would give further hearings to government engineers and officers of the Air Nitrate Corporation. that of B. Kelly Forrest, who, as a hobo comedian, caught the crowd with his clever nonsense and original Daro- dies. The Daily brothers show something new in the hand and head balancing line and perform some daring and sensational stunts.
 With action as the ASeynote, "The Shark" the swiftest photoplay in which George Walsh has yet appeared, proved one of the best screen offerings seen in many a day. It is a sea story of luck, lure and love, in which d charming young woman meets with many unexpected trials in her search for adventure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22
with the Chicago Bunch

During tho convention In Chicago
Il happened that the subject OF news
papers came up and comparisons
wcro made between Tho World and
tho leading Chicago journals and
surprising an II may seem, somo of
tho Chicago people who ara familiar
Win all OF them made the state
mont that II Tho World were to
move to Chicago, II would instantly
gain first place In public estima-
ton, on account OF it's reliability, and
general all-round news service. But
while this Is no doubt true, The
World will stay right here.
Charles Gustafson was mt West
Baden during convention week. but
returned from a 10 days trip to that
popular health resort and was look
ing unusually fine. lie says that the
| exercise a patient IL forced to nndor-
go II the main reason for his I'm
| proyement.
Rob sharpe and II. r. Musser wer,
| In tho city during tho convention
doing the honors for tho Genera
| 'rank Car company,
George Bolc, who attended tn
convention, called attention to tn
fact that George r.. BLACK. promi
nent democratic politician has beef
strong for Harding for a hong time
II shows Mr., Black Is a good judg'
OF presidential timber. as well a
having a gift for sizing up tho situa
tion,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22

was veteran % the spanish Amer
lean war. saw duty In the Ihllip-
pines ana was for number ~
years connected with the fourth
regimen, ~ tho national guard IN
Toxns. iIo had resided at various
times In Houston, BIllnH and Shr"vc-
port and has had - vide experience
il different lines of cndcaVor
Perhaps Walfor Ellis Will be 70.
membored longest Tor his wonderful
gift ~ an entertainer and many a
pleasant evening Will he be credited
with In the mcfpory ~ his friends ih
TulHH, lie had wonderful memory
of men ana events ana was Rlfted
with a great power NJ expression
ncvor failing go hold the center or
interest whore men cuugrcgatc, ana
today there arc many who are eager
10 rotate stories ot his great hos
pi'aiity
10 Mrs. ElliF IN extended the
heartfelt sympathy ~ tho entire frn-
tcrnlty. Che has the burden 10 bear
/ and I'm her grcnt grief she II boinF
, sustained nhd rOmfcricd by old
] friends from her childhood home lr
| Han Antonio That much comfort al
least has been vouchsafod to hor.
| Tho funeral will be held from th'
/ Stanley McCune undertaking esthb
lishmcnt this nficrnon at p. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22

be formed here in Tulsa to look
after the visitors.
ID. X. Jeffreys a prominent lun-
herman of Chicago paid Tulsa a rev
hours visit Saturday afternoon on
a return trip from his chain or mus
in Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas.
Mr.. Jeffreys was much enuhuseu
over Tulsa as a business center-ih
fact so much 80, that he expects 10
return shortly TO look into the OIL
situation.
W. q. Selby OF the Selby OIL Gas
60. left last night for Marietta, OHIO,
where he will join Mrs. Selby and
will 20 over the plans with her Tor
the planting Of new property re
Gently acquired on the peninsula al
sarkasota. Fla.
l.. -. Jackson, who Is one Of the
busiest men In the Kellyville district
and II now drilling eight wells ~
the northern part OF 1910, was ir
| the city yesterday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22
Late Nerps From OkDuigee

Special to Tho world. -
OK MIrIHEE, okla, Juno al
New rushcra drilled into tho pay
last week and increased flow from
wells Originally reported week ago
bring tho total now production In
the Okmulgcc field above 5000 bar
rels for tho week ending Friday
night Complctions were not numer-
Gus. hut woro important. Two big
wells In the West Okmulgee pool NJ
phillinavillc, started off with q com
bincd production OF 5000 barrels
daily and "A well In il-lA-i1 In
cronscd It's flow from 1000 To 2.fOo
barrels per day New wells were
completed IN dccp sand In 1911
and IN 2s-18-t3 during tho week
complctinns include tho following
waite Phillips No. well on Tuck
or allotment. northwest northeast
southeast 22-ii-1l, $500 barrels. zs
feet In sand found at 2.76i feet
Waite Philips No. Josephine
southwest 22-i4-tl. 2.20o barrels In
sand from 2.7Wi to 2,si5 feet
| Texas Compapy'a. King farm
| we'll In southeast corner OF north
west I-il-i1 previously reported
lns good for 900 barrels, was deep
cned and sauihbcd and made better
than 2,4OO barrels on "Wednesday.
1.-THE wei iS down 10 u totai u'P'" w
ls,Ai1 feet a.,
| Holiday OF conlpnny has big
gas well In tho ,o0O-foot sand In It's
twin well on u c>Elrncy land In the
southeast corner nprthv est north.
west l1-1t-il and is trying To mud
OFF tho gas and drill deeper me
HOLIDAYS No. Rirnoy, was ID
900 600 foot gas well and is now
Isnpplying gas to 20 boilers In tho
Northwestern fields.
Waite Philips and the Cliftor
Drilling company, No, 2 Thimpson
northeast corner southwest 22-l4
NJ. reported last week 2,OOO-harre
well, made 1870 barcis In ~ hour
last Monday. =,
Gypsy oil company, No. g. u
q Cover. southwest northwest north
} west b-l2-12, so barrels daily afte
' shot In sand from AHA to 2,l2'
feet -
Eingwood oil company and w. {
{ Newman have completed their Nc
0 / Barnett in northeast corner north
enst 19-l1-li and have a well goo'
L for about i30 barrels daily In 20 fo"
[ OF sand from 2.S26 to 2,349 feet
/ This we'll is being swabbed and ma
% be shot.
q w. G. Newman, No, ITario, cen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22
Mariana and Kay
County Consolidate

Special 20 Tho world
pONCA CITY okla, Jun 20.--At
n meeting ~ directors Of the Marlnnd
Refining ana Kay County Gas com
pnnics here Saturday. a committee
representing stockholders ~ both
companies was appointed In March,
TO prepare plan for consolidation, re-
ported unanimously favoring con
solldntion and recommended that Dr.
l.. g. white of MorRnntown, w va
he asked 20 act M appraiser OF prop
critics Of both companica, which ap-
prnisnl would be In determining a
basis for consolidation. Tho com
mittco report was accepted by the
boards ~ both companies and Doc
tor Whto has consented 10 servc
directors ~ tho Mnrlnnd Refining
company Saturday declared regular
quarterly cash dividends Of 2h per
cent pnynble July I TO stockholders
OF record June 30 Directors of the
Kay county Gas company declared
tho companies initial cash dividend
OF per cent payable July 10 q
stoCkholdrs Of record Juno 30.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22

ter southeast northeast 2i-l2-lE'
yhowing for 800 barrels in Z1OO-
foot sand, not yet fnlly drilled IN.
I.apay Neal, Drew Beams ana
Copcland - wilder have completed
thoir No Mlchens IN 2sd3-l5,
where they found IS feet of sand
topped at i,Si2 feet. The wen "
good for 100 barrels daily on the
pump. l.. Neal ana associates are
moving in tools In the northeast
aouthwost mort beast 2s-i3-l3 and L.
Seal and the Okmulgoe T.. Il X. GO.
are rigging up IN the north half OF
tho south wcst Of 27-l3-i3 for a
twin well to tho deep sand.
barbara OH company's nos ana
g gimms northwest of lb-lb-ll are
both completed In the butcher sand
! ana each iB reported good Tor EoV
barrels.
southeast 34-t3-1f, 90 barrels IN
/ ,tOO-foot sand.
barbara on company. No. ! Bar.
nett southeast northeast northeast
| 2-gG-ir on top ~ sand with gas
lFhowiug at 2.GtO feet
John II. Rcpold No. Fisher
northwest southwest southeast ~
lI2-1O. found trace of oil and ~
foot Of good looking sand AT 3.is'
feet and rs now drilling in. had lim'
lat 1880 feet.
r. ] Drilling company No. Car
ruth. middle north line noftheas
southeast 2I-13-i3, 20 barrels II
sand from i,7iI 10 1,72s feet
The Gladys Belle oil compan'
and tho Lyons Petroleum compan'
are due with two wells In the bil
pooi at Thillipsville Their No
rhompRon. Il drilling past the tool
and their No is drilling az ESQ
. feet No Thompson. Is drilling a
| BOO foot