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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-28

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
SHORT LIFE OF FARM TOOLS
Farmer Must Stand Pretty Nigh Acre
Charge on Mest ~ sis Labor
Saving psviesa

TIC ll'e ~ Farm tools ia short 81
the best and II tool Is given sh.tcr
it, ilfr depends upon the number ~
acres Il has covered II the toa Is
left ont sll winter Us He il oct de-
pendent upon The number ~ acrs~ u
covers rag urou bHw 'oRs Il caa ~
slSt Tire nltmrn's Il may ~ n'rrrs,
iug u Know ne average HE ~ some
rcgiYoO 'ot5S \ Manure sprsaler IA
rsrtH1 ~ the average etshi SearS
'he suky pow Il good Tor twvlye
wars ~ hard work oh'ie The average
IKE ~ rlow NJ meyhiGrs SIDE tNeiiy'
~-y -AAs~- ssh Gas eses4tf& La tArlvs
Years II 4 psrsnu slll take the Srs'
toSt ard then add on ~ 4 the Interest
an ,hc investment ard animal erpTr
clAua0. taxes, etc., then. divide ms
sue, hy the nansber ~ acres be hss
nsea II over In most cases Re VIII
and that be has pretty tISh acre
charge on most ot me tnals b" kegs
6;ra8n binders viii show a1 acre
charge q, about sixty e~rts s-sin
,,rslls twenty six c~nts carr plarscTs
twen.y twa ernts lay y6ascrS SssStnty
rve cents aud disk hsrrowS forty eve
essnts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
SHAKESPEARE UP TO DATE
Public Demand Ter Comedy May ~
y HriNe kseuf' isasf> NE 'sisustioa
Recorded Below.

Dirrt,or Would yon he willing Ia
sec~r, n minor part Tor yosr nfst Rp.
tssrancv In The ptr,urrst To sesiimal~
yenrvelf as II aefn
iTsmatlc star We Rods ~
that hs,s PLAYED kings and princes In
n,e time essay q role If nonAescript
miner and war lantern 81 the brow
that has wp,n the crown sud the
laur~l
ptrectm No No Yuu don't Under
stand. I mean N siusil para .lnlner
robe nm lnsignlhcant character
siransci, enough, 'be part Ia the tind
VOC nr familiar y Nh pTinrv Ham.
let,
prnmaiir star What, The irarts
nane an Insignificant part f'riiha.
ten me ihen II if6nii,., ~ i sr6aT
psft what II the star roisf
If~rtor Why. l"rirA ssu ~ep 80
rvsusretf him for our star funny iAan
and r1ln 'ta play as a straight comedy.
Film tup
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

trup knows that II IL dangerous 70
allow cattle 20 eat FVen small auan
tity or green sorghum before II has
naturcd The Wild animals Of Africa
are said TO avoid sorghum instnctisels
while /, Is ynUng. refusing to ga, Y,
until II has rtpenesi hu, domestic ami
mails In America show no such intn
tttnu M .tr~ r..'r-sfs tor pttSssle
acid poisoning has been found tbose,
~ glucose tenrn sifupl or largr guam
ltIFs ~ mils $lIi prn,c beneficial II
gwen 10 time. less trouble is ,'xperi
cuced IN the southern states than IN
tisssv .fFttsT. 4'hFts. 80, ,44. ~. III,
Sorghum Yields about equally well
whether planted IN close drills or rows
~ inches apart, the department anas !.
In, the cultivated ro~s are mast de-
peajable IN seasons of lew rainfall
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
GROW SUNrL0WER FOR FEED
Practice Encouraged by North oakotA
Agricultural Gel see-~Gooc Yields
Are Reported.

4 demDr~tr8;.sn plot - sanAowcrs
scar larson, tirsHf tsst7ftg Moth Ira
kats. yielded IN tons ~ fodder to the
acre, vhle an ad8Otuiae fclb ~ corr
y'e,ded Gully thnev teas acVr,i'ug 90
r. G. Newcomer. agricultural sg~a, M
rsvs. r~~YTt~ a+tee~%t-s ~ ~T4sas.,@@4s
Far fodder has heep generally euruuf'
assd I'D The state by tire @xtensi@n III
vision ~ The agricultural college. and
.sl.sny xpo.i reports u Yields atr com
.ng In from Tar.aus parts " the stste,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

Ii Graduating ihr coehlehur renrn,
her that u cnrrics iuubls harrr!ed
gun Escry tgr carries tWp sr.es.
unly onr ~ which sprmts tito first
Year Even whrh the product OF hat
sr,d has hsrn Killed The other viii he
IN shape 10 make trouble the next
Seuson. The United states p,part
ment " Agriculture has clrru!sr on
the rocklrhRf, how 70 gvi rtd ~ IT.
Kansas tify Star
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
OVERCOME CHESTNUT BLIGHT
Assris Trees Are Quite Resistant &c
Disease ard Produce SGta ~
CcSo6 riavcr.

rAastwnt e-rhs-y,s which Mare he~C
ry-s ~ ~'fv arnlhsIstg~s ~ h8teAt ~
iar.r RESP attrfn raay ~ -~sas-rt
- rglsgh r-nrrs ~ the t'ntset Ses'~s
rNstna -sus@rt a. Agriculture T~n yasrs
sr-,se1rrsutsstcr has snowy that Z, Is
rNpxsit's 70 rrrss The chsneu Nsa
.swars rAss+rrt. WITH the 1sgsw1~~e
chestnut. whSch 10 hight RESISTANT. e-t
ira, ne hybrid sr~~s thss p-nSArrS'6
s-~ au,fe resistant 10 the disease sns
y.sia aass o. gpec Saver aSd SaAhJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
DRUG STORE, BI ALL MEANS
Carried 10 the Undev,aksr's
Establishment

In collision beia r~n nm auto and
load ~ hay. the driver n tie latter
was projected into the village rad on
his hesd ard lay thefr semi conscious
un,ii twu occupants ~ the NOR. sl@ssis
vehicle lit,d him on, Of The dust and
started 20 carry him toward the side,
walk
"Stal ge take him into that under.
takers shop thrre or 60 the drug store
farther down the strrei7' asked une
m sl4s. t.aFsi@n twar,sss.
The victim rsls.-i hts head uisa
ala.rrity and veclfern'rj
'''raGo inc Ia The drug ~torr frat.
you darn fool =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
CHOICE OF SOURCES
OF POWER FOR FARM
ShDuld Farmer Substitute Trac-
Tor Tor His Horsssl
asiszhls iafervnxtaer 10 Necessary Hs-
fers ossstSena can Re Aesarssssy
Neutrality-suspicious.
Maas IN SaSlsssla.

With the infre3aStion u practical
sspes u @~ehsBsssti tss@~s % t2isns
the farner must face the qae@tlpn Of
wheeler be KAussd Substitute The aAc-
tor ts satnr Of bis aarses II As d.
csdes 10 lDirusioew tho tracfnS be EnQst
aes<rIniHe What e0snosnAlioa al hafss
aac necAanlcai ro~er wtll be the nsoss
profitable 90 bis particular farm To
snswer these saestions accurately ~
aair-s fsisahls Information ~ 10 all
the facts iasolved
The rhesc~ cf sSurres ~ tarta power
depends upsa their rwAttlse prudtable-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
The BEST YET.

" ss,yiys.s3,.shs 49,, ,.est$ A.,sissas itSIsa,
You don't ktow how quickly aud pleas
sndy cold in tina head, or soreness
anywhere can b. relieved by this harm
iesS renedy
Ask your druggist, or send for free
mmple. 10 n. W Sachvr me. New Or
lsans. La.
Avoid limitations Nothing Is "Iusi
AZ good ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
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A g,s,a ruie " safety 10 iA think u
othsrs ~ you move hboat Prrsasis
y ho Do rhis viii not stop -lddrui, IN
the miaii~ N The Sidewalk 10 pjck ~ a
pin " some other trillr The tsilms
behind you }, likely to Nalk in,a ypu
AMI both 1Ay be- injured They atn
not START across street without hoax
ins hrtSs Ia sro.lf me ms T. Efraiiri ','''"-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

Popular No, han'cs Magazine reports
that Sulphur Deposit ~ perhaps 10
$50 "a iSHa tons 'las been fouad ~
the crater ~ an tee coNer,4i soltnuic
mountain ou cnhlasla island ia the
Aleu-. ian group Akun island n he
saus" gruup al<o has sulphur de
r%r.t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
PLENTY or WORK FOR HAND"
Much Tire Ca, BE Saved IN sprfro
by Building Fences, Mssins
SsmslssreEa. ,E.s.

n VOC hsre gyss5 "hAn' srd
wu-k atNat The fsru fcr hv1 this
wtatrr EEld ferfvs ahsaH ss~slhIs
make paeels fav the bog iogs. EXTRA
siag c,~vvs deaa &es ant sTN~skl
eysncrs ~ that ys,9 caa save time aer,
sgsr4ng
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
WAYS OF DISTRIBUTION

TO teach the farmer the bcs,
methods " increasing prnduc
tien - exceedingly l1lortan'.
hut no, more vitality so than the
importance 81 'ea chins him the
hest and most ecunpniral meth
DDS Of distribution Il u not
enough TO teach him how 10 grow
bigger crops liz must be
taught 10 get the true valae for
these bigger crops e'ss congress
win ba pat In IN. attitude ~
regarding the work ~ The f-s
rner A. q Kind Of philanthropy"
,--ksbhury r. Fever.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
NO EXCUSE FOR SCRUB CORN
Never s.s.e@ary In Quality. Either
sngrcvts Or aetrcarsrsa Sxys
Seec sjAet

Corr a ssref s'sttacsry IN quality
1, es,Aer improves ~ rstrVpgr~6sS sArs
a United States pngArtrslt n Agrf-
e-utturw specialist. Ther~ Ia ne mar~
rxcuse FOR tzfr~r- rssssng s-ua csrs
shAa SrEA cAs:sA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

ness IN determine which IL the more
profitable Il l. Drr~sSsrs 90 consider
many facts. among which pe the
power requirements OF The farm. the
size Of the power ualis required, the
quality OF work 10 he accomplished
the displacement ~ onv form u power
by the application " another the total
toxsihle utilization 81 each form Of
Iso@ ~. The pEratiYe cost OF opera
iiou,Nith The difrvren, forms 81 power
he relation between the Kind " power
and The effectiveness ~ farm labor
and the rfF@- upon the pruats Of the
farm as = whole
The United States Department OF
Agriculture has made >taty 81
power units on npulher ~ represent
alive farms atth view 10 shaving
how tte various farm operatious Gre
ate demands for diiysFrn, slEed power
units, and 10 shat extent power ~
gulr,meu,s are Influenced by the type
Of farming The results VI this study
summarized In q pubsicai,on entitled
The Horse Power Problem Oh the
Farm will he found NJ value 10 the
farmer ~ho is contemplating a change
In the form Of power USED ou his farm
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

HATIsg GATAaRH MEDtCTHs viii
- what re claim rssr u.saFe cat4frh o.
fsssfnsss eAsssd By CatarFh. We "a not
1tstzn Ia cure .ny ssh.s aiaeAs.
" tS.Aaaayt4 ysssI-Ak%1slI Ahs9ktsENE Ia
tbss hlsed apoa Tho lnacsss ssrfaoss II
~ svwtsua. thas rsdsr,nS Eta tnflamma-
lisa an3 rs~4axsRa Asasus&l a4s1ssstpna
An I9wEgsA ss Circulars free
y. \ ChsAsy q Ca. Toisas. uhAo
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

nabinsoa-I hssr the bass IN ss.ns
% enpisy woanam btii collectors.
Ja<kSst- WIN. N q woman in a.
Hnod NJ eeiiarting money for biiis from
ether n~a m abr Ia frnsn her husband.
ira ki<m n . gs.sd Ore.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

~When thnilg Van Rox proposed 10
ire h. VAS TOO fhitl.si Ia say aord ="
Then how did yoa know be was
ptutoHingf
"oh NY dear hls money Nd sill The
talk lur fiasinn Transcript
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
Tho Way az II.

Il lost great feai ~ money ",
bridge iasi winter"
II dldnt know yor PLAYED bridge
81 font hut nv wife dosss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

-yea'rw q psoa lsssey"
= "nshi te Ia. set ~ murh prse
st~e nj ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

Having si~asvd pour skin keep II clear
BY mahisx Cats~urs your every day
sstiss p~~psrats.as The .ssp Ga eleans,
and purity, ths Osntmeua Ia -o,rhe nod
heal, ths Tsicum to I-svtssr ard per
fsma No toii~t table ls complete
vsthast th~xu. 2o~ everywhere ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
SORGHUM SHOWS
|. LARGER ACREAGE
More Than 5000, 900 Acres liti-
l.zed in Growing Of Isrop
in This Country.
MOST EXCELLENT FOR FORAGE
kcst ssrssua ossaevaataex ~ pxst@rs
Or sssiins Crop u, Danger Of Erss
&C Aid pesssninp--cufsa-
xateG Rs~s 6~sS

The grosing ~ sorsham Tor fefags
10 this eountry has Iacras~d antH the
1918 crop amounted TO ssors than
seSuO acres. according to fsrxnsrs
BulErttR 1854, just lss,i-d BY tbs TAFT
ed States Department, VI Agriculture,
Mos, u this acreage vas located "a
the southeastern states and 10 The
southern half Of The grvaI plainA
us<sh ray Greg,
Sorghum 10 mtuAt useful as o hay
crop Ia ths S0%lheEa states because of
its certainty 81 producing er"p aad
90 account " tGs failure u ordinary
hay crops, such Es timothy and alfalfa
Ia that s~stiun tB0yh lAe s~r~t sur
CHAINS aud ghr grain surshpms are rx
crllvnt silase crels The department
aJSlh.s ,ta, SOS Alorn % the great
plains AREA fun avoid the toss OF thoa
saads ~ csttle - feeding Sorghum
stage Which la. b.-eh stored At q ssaail
,setts4~as ,S.4 50 SIZES !.
The principal varieties ~ The sse~'
sorghum considered trum forage
standpoint arr The Minnesota Aabvr
Red Amber orau.s Sumar. Hosfey
aud ,i0o~sneyS. Tie grain sorshunis
Most valuable for forage arr The Black
hull, Red. flas snd Dwarf kpnrs
Ore Serious Disadvantage
The most serious dlsattSAntage IN
the usr ~ sorghulus a. pasture or
sniltng crop IL the danger u pruSsic
acid poisoning Almost every farmer
"a 30 has gown Sorghum as farm
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

Th~re N hops for any man as ioug
sr his dor doesn't cut bis acatmlHi
snee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-17
Ignition Supply Co.
 Are Specialists

The electrical equipment, the heart of the automobile, is the part of the car in which the Birmingham Ignition Supply Company specializes. This is the only kind of work which is handled in their large and completely fuSnished shop at 2017 Avenue B.
 force of electrical doctors" who are capable of giving a diagnosis on every spell of the battery is kept by this company. Believing that an ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure these battery experts advise all mo torists not to wait until their battery is completely run down, but to drop by every week or so for look over to prevent trouble at a critical time.
 Starting and lighting systems, gen orators and other electrical equipment are repaired and kept in good shape. This company has complete stock of all kinds of electrical parts and re- pairs.
 One of the most delicate tasks that is done by the Birmingham Ignition Sup ply Company is to. rewind armatures They are the only firm in Birmingham that does this job requiring delicate skill and specially constructed and ex- ixya rpo orh
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-17
Bain Will Fix Your
 Heating Furnace

Is your furnace in condition to last through the coming winter? Pipes that are filled with dust, dirt and soot will take more coal to keep the fur mace in operation and at the same time, experts say. they will not give you half the heat.
 c. A. Bain, 1920 First 1venue, em- ployes staff of experts in this line, and will give you furnace the kind of treatment that it probably needs to last through the coming long winter
 A guarantee of good service is given because of the fact that this old relia . ble concern has been in operation in Birmingham for the past thirty five years. This old reliable concern does the best in roofing and sheet metal work, too, and some of the oldest buildings in the city were covered by the expert timers employed by this concern many years ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-17
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Special Sales Of Summer
 Goods Mark Week sActiuity
By WILLIAM THOMPSON

Sales of summer stock in order and winter goods marked retail activity during week. opecla sales of both and womens goods we'll ing suits and other articles only summer were put on oy almost every department store and clothing store town The result people took advantage of the bargains clothes for the remaining weeks, for
 In few instances
  Industrial and the week by contract suit of agitation by Birmingham than other southern
 Mos Avenue products remained stable with of the of California Illustrating the superiority of the Birmingham the of the argument southern "Psburg passing
 or less dull number of small building boom started by real than
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-17
Call DeFuniak Co.
 When In Auto Trouble

Nothing is more dispiriting to man who in his Lest clothing has puncture while out driving with his family. How ever, the worry over blowout or pune ture is decreased by the knowledge that a wrecker can soon be secured from some dependable concern like the de- Funiak Tire Company.
 Help the man in trouble" is an ef- fective slogan for this company, which is located at 2S South Twentieth street.
 All vulcaniZing and tire repair work done is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
 The Goodrich Silver Town tires that are rapidly gaining popularity in Br- mingham are sold by the deFuniak peo-
 pie. Monogram lubrcating oil is an- other featured service of this company
 If you are in trouble, call Main SSl and see a wrecker coming" said the manager of this company. Every man connected with the company is on the job and takes pleasure in helping out the man in need or trouble.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-17
BrOwn-Rogers Co. Will
 Paint That New House

October 1, moving day, is only a short time off. Many of the houses into which people will move need a coat of paint, to be repapered, or windows to be repaired. The Brown Rogers Wallpaper and Paint Company 1 Is preparing for that business. Exterior painting of houses not only adds to the appearance, thereby in creasing the value, but preserves the wood and adds to the life of the house. The Brown Rogers Company makes a specially of painting houses and keeps a crew of experienced painters to fill orders at all times.
 The stock of wallpaper of this com
 pany Is one of the largest in the city
 Many designs, ranging from the deli
 cate tints for nurseries and ladies
 rooms through delicate greens and
 browns for living and dining rooms to
 restful darker colors for libraries and studies. Connected with this depart
 ment is a staff of paperhangers to
 renovate the walls of the house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-17
lANNISTON

FARMERS MEET THURSDAY Anniston August 16.-(Special. )-The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-17
SOLDIERS RESUME WORK

Anniston. August 16.-(Special. )-The soldiers of the Fourth Alabama infantry resumed their work at Camp Mcclellan Monday morning after day of rest and recreation. many of the officers spend- ing Sunday in Anniston. Jacksonville, Piedmont, Talladega and other nearby places.
 The programme of four days field work in the morning and four hours on the rifle range in the afternoon will be followed out during the remainder of the week. The regiment will break camp next Monday and return to their home stations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-17
Simpson Auto Co. Do
 Serviceable Work

For first-class automobile service many people of the southern end of the coun- ty are depending on the Simpson Auto Supply Company. 1920 Third avenue, Bes- semer. Under the efficient management of w. L. Lehley this company has won a record for reasonable and serviceable work
 Goodyear tires, which have stood the acid test of quality the world over, are sold by this company. competent staff of mechanics Is kept on hand at all times. Wrecker and tire service is maintained within all parts of the city and surrounding country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-17
ALBANY

Albany, August 16.-(Special )-Dri,line Q Tor oil will be started in Morgan county within the next few months if the .nove- | ment now on Moot among a number of ! farmers to- obtain large blocks of oil
 leases Is successful according to R. A. Barry, of Fort Worth, Tex, who is here looking over the local field MT. Barry believes oil likely will he found between Albany Decatur and llartselle. The cost of drilling a test well will be in the neighborhood of s6O. 0O0. he estimated. He expects to find oil at depth of 3,50o feet For many years geologists have been interested in the oil possibilities of Nor gan and other north Alabama counties.
 As early as the sos, investigations were made of the mineral resources of the Tennessee valley, and geologists re- ported every evidence of oil. Since that time other surveys have been made and in each case geologists believed oil is here
 Johnny House, young white boy. has
 been transferred from the Morgan county jail to Nashville on warrant charging
 the theft of large quantity of mer-
 chandise. House was arrested here sev-
 eral days ago after he is alleged to have
 sold 2 quantity of silk shirts at a very
 low price.
 He was held awaiting investigation and
 was dressed to be released when the
 Nashville officers arrived and took him in custody.
 Stockholders in the new overall com pany here will meet Friday night in the rooms of the Albany Chamber of Com merce to complete their organization. It was the original plan to have the plant in operation by September l. but un- avoidable delays caused postponement to November 1.
 Returning today from an inspection trip over the county. Dr. B. F. Austin. county health officer of Morgan, today renewed his campaign to exterminate the rat. He issued call to the eeoples of Morgan county to aid in the campaign against the rodent and expressed the de-, sire to see the time come when per- sons maintaining rat breeding places will be looked upon with the same dsfavor as are those persons who provide breed ing places for other lower forms of pests"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-17
CITY PRIMARY TUESDAY

Anniston, August 6.-(Special. Jon the eve of the city democratic primary for the nomination of mayor, presi- dent of the city council and two coun- cilmen from each of the six wards of the city all of the candidates who have opposition have spent busy day among the voters.
 The polls vii open at o'clock Tues day morning and close at 6, and with the counting of the votes Tuesday eve ming the names of the new officials will be made. known.
 The mayoralty race between pr. J. l.. Wikle, pr. A. l.. Scarborough and H. B. Rudisill has attracted great deal of attention in all of the wards of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-17

[ There is Service station in connection
 with the company. where gas and oil are sold and air and water are furnished free. MT. Lemley makes it his business
 that no person has to wait over a few | seconds before his wants are given at tention. He has an idea that no concern can hope to hold the trade of customer
 unless prompt and efficient service is rendered.
 Every part of several different makes
 of cars is kept on hand ready for instant
 sale. Any person needing tire access
 sory service make no mistake by calling Bessemer 415.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-17
MERRILL WEDOWEE

Anniston, August 16.-(Special. )-Judge
 Hugh D. Merrill has gone to Wedowee, where he will represent the Jackson Tinney Lumber Company of Talladega
 in it's $4O,000 damage suit against the Marbury Lumber Company. Judge Mer- Till expects to return tol his office here
 Wednesday or Thursday.