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Helene's Married Life By Christie by Syndicate
By May Christie

When Alice, quite suffused, return ed to the sitting room, I determined to tell her the forgery of the check In no other way could the foolish girl be placed upon her guard.
 l knew, of course, that Alice would net keep the secret. She would prob ably go straight to Tony and tell him all about it =. It might be hailed into the courts for libel.
 But l did not care.
 recounted, then, to Alice, the trouble that had fallen on Jim thru Tony-the forging of the check in Jim's fathers name-my foolish quarrel with my husband, our part ing-my amazement at finding Jim lying wounded by the roadside---
 Alice interrupted me with an in- credulous laugh.
 "You actually thought that it was your Jim who had given me the dia- mond bracelet!'
 l nodded, ashamed. She stared at me with wondering eyes.
 "And you thought I was having an 'affaire- -de-c -cpuer' with him? We'll Pm jiggered! Helene, you idiot! l never saw the man in all my life un- til that first glimpse of him when
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you and Travis Lloyd appeared with him in the car, and he was carried into the house, unconscious"
 "l believe you, Alice," ] said slow ly.
 Her mind went back to the subjec, of the check
 "You maintain that the bracelet was paid for by forged check ?'' Her air was inquisitive.
 "Yes. The blame was laid on Jim The jeweler described lady and q gentleman coming into the shop to- gether, and looking at piece of jewelry. And then, later on, the gentleman came in alone, and bought it. The description of the gentle man tallied exactly with Jim's looks. J
 Alice looked startled.
 "Of course, come to think of it, your Jim does resemble Tony. And pray, what was the description of the lady like?'
 "Yourself,' I answered quickly.
 Alice blushed.
 "You seem to know all about the matter, Helene. How did you find cut that it was I?''
 "I visited the shop myself, and made Investigations" I said biuntly.
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STOP TOBACCO

Stop tobacco for month and see how much better you feel. You can stop without suffering any in convenience or feeling the usual craving. Simply get box of Nico- tol from any druggist, use as direct ed and the habit quits you. Your health will be better, your resist ance to disease will increase and you will cease to be a slave to nico- tine. Read what Dr. Connor, form crly of the Johns Hopkins hospital
 says about the evil effects of to- bacco in an article soon to appear in this paper. Nicotol is dispensed by all good druggists in thic city, in- cludinb w. l.. Dewoody and Mann Tnnkersly. Adv.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING NOTICE

Case No. 1867.
 A. D. Houston, plaintiff, vs. Bella Houston, defendant.
 In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas. The defendant, Bella Houston, IS warned to appear in this court wlehln thirty days and answer the compiaih' of plaintiff, A. D. Houston. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 10th day of June' 1920. (SeaD s. F. vAuLA' oie,A' c |6-11-13-25-7-2-9.
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MARKETS.
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COTTONSEED OIL.

New York, June 10.-Cottonseed oil scored good advance on active GOV ering of shorts and scattered com mission houses buying on the better showing in lard. Leading months closed 25 to 40 points net higher Sales 23,2OO barrels. Prime crude 14.50 @15.OO; prime summer yellow spot 16 30; June 1890; July 1925; August 1850; September 1861; October IS 5s: November 17.60; December 60; Jan uary 17.6O. Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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LOAD CARS FOR N. Y.

Galveston, Tex, June 1O.-Loadlng of the freight destined for New York and which has been delayed he,e nearly three months due to a strike of longshoremen, was started today The steamer Comal arrived from Port Arthur last night With 2oO open shop sorkers who wii! load tha steamer which plans to sail Sat ,.,dau " The water front situation was quiet, with state troops on guard |1uty II the docks.
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MONEY MARKET.

New York, June 10.-Mercantile pa per 7 3-4. Exchange irregular, com mercial 60 day bills on banks 3.S7 1-2 commercial 60 day bills 3.87. Demand 1892: cables 392 3-4. Time loans strong; 60 days, 90 days and SIX months 1-2
 Cell money strong, high 12; low 2: ruling rate T.; closing bid Il; offered at 12: last loan 12; bank acceptances I6 Is.
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BONDS AT MARKET VALUE.

Chicago, June 10.-Loans to mem hers banks of the seventh reserve district on Liberty bonds will be made on their approximate market value instead of at par, beginning to. uorrow. the federal reserve bank ot Chicago has so notified its members houkS
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, June 1o-Liberty bonds final rrices were: 1-2s 91.70; first 4s a5.5 50; second As 84.9O; first las s5 10: second 1-4s 84.s6; third l-as 88.64: fourth 4 1-4s S5.24; Victory 5 e-4s o5.46: Victory 3-4s 95.5O.
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WARNING ORDER.
C,eo No 7S69.

Case No. 1869. Martha Johnson, plaintiff, vs. ffe" Johnson, defendant.
 In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas. ;s The defendant, Fred Johnson, IS warned to appear in this court W,.nl. thirty days and answer the comp'a'A' of Plaintiff, Martha Johnson. Given under my hand ana sne se@' of said court this 10th day of June 1920. ... c,-., X.
 (Seal) 5. \. sAss.n. " \ c
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COULD NOT
 HOLD OUT LONGER
Virginia Lady Realized She Conldn't Stay Nervous, F Weak, Pale and Hold Out Much Longer.
 Cardui Helped
 Her

Dublin, Va. Mrs. &alle iTughctt of Eont" :, this place, recently related her interesting experience in recover ing her health, saying: "whcn . eam' on | was in very bad cond- ton and nothing the doctor gave me did nae any good. Some say you have 10 let this take it's course but l knew there ought to be something to gt1r relief, was nervous. weak and palo. couldn't cat or sleep to do any good, and felt couldn't stand this voty Iene.
 el heard and road of Gardui, and how 1t had benefited other women in tho same condition, so decided to aac II myself. After my first bottle l felt better, so of course kept it up, and it did the work.
 "lt hclpel me as nothing else did l began to pick up right away. I ate and slept and could rest. knew l was gettng better. l kept it up and it did wonders for me"
 Thousands of women, suffering as this Virginia lady did have used Car dui with equally happy results, and voluntarily relate their experiences SO that others, troubled with disor- dtrS e9mmonE among women, may learn to take Cardui.
 Let your druggist supply you. to- day.
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FOUND.

LADY'S NAVY BLUE TRICOTINE Coat lost from auto, between Sweet Home and Wrightsville, on Little Rock road, Tuesday afternoon. Finder please return to Miss Roma Key, BIS West 18th avenue, and receive reward.
 6-9-Gt
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SALESMAN WANTED.

SALESMAN, WITH AUTOMOBILE, wanted to cover territory in Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana. If you are earning less than $100 a week, are ambitious and capable of earning $20O week, call on MT. Higgs, Arlington hotel, Friday, 12 to ? o'clock. o-11-lt~
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Why worry abouv washing, Hhcn you can have all your table linen and bed linen wa shed for six cents a pound? American Excelsior ,.aun- dry company. l2S U
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O- MISCELLANEOUS

POSITION AS. STENOGRAPHER OR office assistant wanted. Several years
 experience. Address "A. L." care Graphic. 7-9-6t
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

FIRST CLASS ROOM AND ROAPD for two gentlemen; modern convent ences. 1102 Laurel; phone 745. 6-6-6t+
 FOR RENT.
 Eight Room House, lights, water and gas, 121 N. Beech street, $40 Der month. p1 Three rooms at 123 N. Beech street modern, $16 per month. Apply to McNew Realty Co.,, 200 ". Barra4ue street. Phone 971. set
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FOR GEN ERAL AUTOMOBILE work see the Automobile Repairer. Automobile tops made, recovered and repaired automobile painting. We build body to fit any make of chassis. 1000 STATE ST.
 PHONE 2580
 Once customer, always customer:
 6-6-tf
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LOST-ElTHER IN THE HAUBER Theatre, or between Hauber Theatre and Fourth avenue, Lavalier set with turquois and pearls. Reward if returned to 1918 E. 7th or phone 2315.
 6-1 -6t
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FOR G E N E R A U AUTOMOBILE work see the Automobile Repairer, A. P. Douglass. Automobile tops recovered and repaired automobile painting. We build body to fit any make of chassis.
 1000 STATE ST. Once customer, always a customer.
 6-6-tf
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FOR SALE-MAXWELL AT BAR gain. Ii you want bargain in a slightly used Maxwell touring car in fine running order just call phone 705 and we will tell you all about it.
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FOR SALE--STRlPPED BODY FOR any make of car; has been used on Oldsmobile &. Will sell cheap if sold at once. Apply 501 East Sixth. If
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rOR SALE ON EASY X fERMS
 RI 10th Sts. and Laurel Elyersge size lots. These
 x district and best To- 1 Buy one of these lots Hand $25.O0 per month. k Co, Phone 971, 200 |& 6-6-Gt
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nn. N~~N~ souR 2, ROOM HOUSE, ' snops and Second av- S,,S, SuSs " West of Main. VuSa si West of Main.
 ssldence lots. ss near town. Russell 's.s vsANcE N! AGENCY,
 mes 4SO-2496.
 >eo,4 6-2-1mo N ,saioD1ERN HOUSE; 5 i,.,ss su sleeping sl porch, plas- | Ris, is,,sl front; large lot; s.inss Miilsee; near car line ssg; ss.s'g;hb6rhood. See or llsa lsa Estate company, M HOUSE AND I1I. LOT. I,'s,;llsot lot soxl5o on paved Nc~-,,. 5-27-tr llS1-~RooMs
 ,',' ,,s'saED Fl ROOMS FOR - West 18th avenue. ,-->-, 6-10-6t ,sl FURNISHED OR UNI IN. TOT IT rent. IA West -,->-ss' ss' 6.1O-6t saED ROOMS Tnp ''as for rent. Phone .~~o. 6-10-6t Ir~,, ~~ ~ ab.a N. MODERN, COM sIa.l looms for light IN Sss ln' Phone 1878 s~-'-s,> 6-9-St 'aaED asi ROOMS FOR n 'U convenient; close ---~, 6-11-3ta N aaaT HousEkEEp. sIl;'0 ls;0nssaience to rent.
 Phone 2l4s. s''s'
 Gill -6ts
 WISHED ROOMS h,sas venue, two blocks Bsn Phone 1542 or
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sALE-HoUSES

Ivs SALE
 " REALITY co.
 S , Rooms, Modern, ,ad s25,00 per month.
 5 Rooms, Modern, gs,ad s25O0 per month.
 , Rooms, Modern, " $500 per month. Rooms, Water, $250.O0 per month.
 x heoms, Water, $25o.Oo per month.
 rem. St., 4 Rooms. s2o.OO per month. ssad-5 rooms modern Apoo cash, balance ..S !Gl ssai sale on easy terms, 1. a ~ < and Laurel and ," cash and s25.OO per leSt. pbono o71 Es 6-6-6t
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kls HELP i 1rARRlED MAN N R',.i,p department s.1.sa ol
 s,,,, It to Circulatlmon k,rLp wANTEI;DlI, krson IS TO 9.,e5 2S x p'Ji frequent salary ar K, E;,,.ourtanity ut for su su- ; |E!.,s' sPp'AI Apply chief 1te eIo op,
 tslnl p, Irk 6-8-6t
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pgTY ACRES TRACT Siles from town on Hot
 at s25.OO an acre,
 balance on six years sold soon. Apply Jo- 1 lsilor, S12 West Sec office Bldg
 6-6-6t
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NAT DUES

Yes, your dues Tor Season 1920 arc
 ---- past due. Call at our office any time. We arc always glad to take the money.
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WANTED-ALL CAR OWNERS TO know that we sell the celebrated Gill Piston rings, and guarantee them to give perfect satisfaction or refund your money. s. c. Veil Motor Co. Phone 174S. 5-5-tf
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LOST.

DARK BROWN MARE - WHITE face, white stockings hind feet; scar on right knee; rope burns on hind feet. Left going toward Pine Bluff Tuesday, June 1. Finder deliver to Free Bridge Palace Grocery store or ring phone Al, and receive re-
 ward. hupe Iaylof. 6-9-6t
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PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY AND have your suit made by a good tailor. We make clothes for your neighbor. We guarantee to please you. Remod- cling, refitting, repairing. Joseph Liska, the only tailor in Pine Bluff with forty years experience at de- signing, cutting and practical tailor ing, 312 w. 2nd, opposite Postoffice. Rldp 6-6-tf
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IF YOU WANT YOUR CAR REPAIR ed or overhauled don't fail to call Pine City Garage. We do it right. Partin and Bishop formerly of Me Gehee Motor Sales company. 907 State street, phone 2957. 6-8-6t
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ESTOVE,PERFECTLY l jsap. Apply 1919 West | phone 36l. 6-5-6t Kss~.- ~.-sc~>---~-~o~~>~~> BgE FIVE PASSENGER lslS19. Tom King, 9o1
 6-5-6t fIheep. Mrs. J. c. Rob- z, Ark. 6-4-12t .'~>o~o-~~~~~~~ DESKS FOR SALE a Adams, phone IA.
 4-6t s,'sT->-''|> ,---~--->->~-->~ luND WELL DRILLING ! fnncis county-$2 to acres up. Room 5SO, lHle Rock, Arkansas 6-3-12t
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jERsEY COW FOR (g W. Bormann, 1920 5 V phone 2O26, office
 6-6-6t
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WANTED-ALL GARAGE MEN AND car owners to know that we are dis trihutors for Timken. Hyatt and New Departure bearings. And can furnish motor parts for all models of Continental and Buda motors. s. c. We'll Motor Company. Phone 1748.
 5-5-tf
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,,M'~~RooMs

ik,,.. N~0~~0-~~~.~ ss,,a sssSasD sl ROOMS FOR
 west 18th avenue, >--.- 6-lO-6t
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FOR RENT.
l5- FOR SALE-AIJT,OS

I5- FOR SALE-AUTOS
 FOR SALE-MAXWELL AT BAR gain. If you want d bargain in slightly used Maxwell touring car i, fine running order just call phone 70 and we will tell you all about it.
 6I1 6 FOR STRIPPED BODY FOE any make of car; has been used or ! Oldsmobile 8. Will sell cheap if solo at once. Apply 5o1 East Sixth. t NO 1s LOST.
 DARK BROWN MARE - WHITE face, white stockings hind feet; sea, on right knee; rope burns on hinc 1 feet. Left going toward Pine Bluff ! Tuesday, June 1. Finder deliver te i Free Bridge Palace Grocery store or ring phone Al, and receive re. { ward. kube Taylor. 6-9-6t LOST-EITHER IN THE HAUBER Theatre, or between Hauber Theatre and Fourth avenue, a Lavalier set with turquois and pearls. Reward ii returned to 1918 E. 7th or phone 2315
 64-6t 20- MISCELLANEOUS
 -l>> >.->~>~~-~~-~-~-~~~~~~~ POSITION AS. STENOGRAPHER OR office assistant wanted. Several years experience. Address "A. L." care Graphic. 7-9-6t FOR G E N E RA U AUTOMOBILE work see the Automobile Repairer, A. P. Douglass. Automobile tops recovered and repaired automobile painting. We build body to fit any make of chassis.
 1000 STATE ST.
 Once a customer, always customer.
 6-6-tf WANTED-ALL CAR OWNERS TO know that we sell the celebrated Gill Piston rings, and guarantee them to give perfect satisfaction or refund your money. s. c. Veil Motor Co. Phone 1743. 5-5-tf IF YOU WANT YOUR CAR REPAIR ed or overhauled don't fail to call Pine City Garage. We do it right. Pa1tin and Bishop formerly of Me Gehee Motor Sales company. 907 State street, phone 2957. 6S6t WANT ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF clean cotton rags; must be of good size, free from buttons; will pay ec per pound. Rags will be inspected before buying. Deliver to Graphic office, upstairs. tt GARAGE MEN AND car owners to know that we are dis trihutors for Timken. Hyatt and New Departure bearings. And can furnish motor parts for all models of and Buda motors. s. C.I We'll Motor Company. Phone 1748.
 5-5-tf HOME INDUSTRY AND have your suit made by good tailor. We make clothes for your neighbor. We guarantee to please you. Remod- cling, refitting, repairing. Joseph Liska, the only tailor in Pine Bluff with forty years experience at de- signing, cutting and practical tailor ing, 312 w. End, opposite Postoffice Rldp. 6-6-tf {,
 ~~- ------- ~-~~---~~-~~-- FOR ERAL AUTOMOBILE work see the Automobile Repairer. tops made, recovered and repaired ed-automobile painting. Wei build body to fit any make of chassis.
 1000 STATE ST.
 PHONE 2580 Once a customer, always customer:
 6-6-tf
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WANT ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF clean cotton rags; must be of good size, free from buttons; will pay ec per pound. Rags will be inspected before buying Deliver to Graphic
 office, upstairs tf
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rBNG CAR, FIRST -bargain if sold at
 6-10-6t
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WISHED ROOMS rs'shue, two blocks Asn Phone 1542 or
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-tyss
 SALE

S...e-o~c~~~ ps SALE
 hing, ss75.
 Hing, s4S5'
 ring, s475. V.,o
 l,urlng, s4So' ,,sring, s75o, 1as
 Touring s4ao
 Truck, s75o' \, sls5o,
 Irdhg, slioo' ,aring, sl25o' ,,uling ss75' +hoI monthly payment to' Eror1Es MOTOR |uIEs co. 6-1O-tf
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\ n.udT HOUsEKEEp. |sllis. '.s''ence < to rent,
 Phone 2l4s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
PREPARING BRIEFS
 IN TELEPHONE CASE
Quick Decision Is Expected From Service Commission
 on Proposed Rate Raise

Briefs for the opposition to the pro- Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph company are now being prepared by Walter Brewer, assistant city attorney. They will be filed with the Alabama public service commission at Montgom- cry December 19, and a decision in the case is expected immediately.
 All evidence for the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph company has been submitted, it is understood.
 The city contends that with the prices of commodities and materials steadily falling, and wages decreasing, while available labor is increasing, a raise in rates will be unfair and negotiable at this time. They further contend that the telephone company will reap small benefit while the American Bell Tele- phone and Telegraph company, parent of the Southern Bell, will be enormous ly benefited by the raise. They re- mark in passing that the rate case did not reach a successful conclusion before the anticipated big drop in the prices or commodities occurred.
 The telephone company contends that it cannot give the best service, cannot make necessary en1argements, cannot operate successfully or the present tel ephone rate in Alabama. The petition for e raise includes municipalities in Alabama. not Birmingham alone. The company claims that its investors have not had an adequate return from their investment for seveCal years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
ALABAMA TIMBER
 LAND IS SOUGHT
St. Louis Firm InquireS About Value of Cut-0ver Lands.
 Other Inquiries

Montgomery, December n.-(Special )- Interested in the large tracts of cut over pine lands in Alabama, the z. T. Bucks Lumber company of St. Louis has written F. o. Hooten. director of the Alabama markets bureau, asking for full particulars as to the location and price of land of this character The company indicated it's interest in securing such lands in large bodies for colonization purposes.
 Alabama farm lands have attracted the attention of farmers and others of half dozen western and middle western states. according to the letters received in addition to the above by MT. Hooten during the week, inquiries having been made by J. S Buchanan of Dallas, Texas; William A. Ga-llemere. Mendon, III, and Peter White, Chicago, H.; Jos eph Lee, Hastings, Minn.; Austin Blake, Brownfield, Maine and John Prichard of Fort Scott Kans.
 Literature and other information as sought by the various parties has been dispatched, MT. Gallemere being parti- cularly interested in livestock and poul- try, with Marengo county lands in rJros- pect, whle MT. Lees inquiries included the industrial possibilities of the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
BIC FOREIGN TRADE
 COMPANY FORMED
Plans Call for Hundred Million Capital of Concern to Sta
 biIize Business
By Associated Press

Chicago, December 1.-The Foreign Trade Financing corporation, with plans for a capital of $1oo0oo, 900 and a- poten- tial capacity of carrying slOo0, DOG, ,0OC worts of business on it's books, was launched today for the announced pur- pose of stabihzing American foreign trade.
 More than 200 bankers, many interna- tionally known, were the sponsors for the organization which, it was an- nounced, probably would be ready to be- gin its work shortly after the first of 'next month.
 While the corporation was launched to- ,day. it's organization will not be com pleted for another 10 days, when specia, committee of nine appointed today by the organizing committee of 3J wlii meet in New York to elect officers, choose board of directors and outline corporation. In the meantime the com scriptions so that the legal proceedings incident to the corporation may be rushed through and active work begin.
 The committee will be headed by John McHugh of New York, chairman of the marine and commerce committee of the American Bankers association, who will announce it's personnel on his arrival in New York Monday.
 MT. McHugh, according to many of those present at the two-day organiza- tion meeting which ended tonight, prob ably will be chosen chairman of the board of directors He was offered the presiderAAy of the corporation, according to several of it's members.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12

 A BLOOD VESSEL
 WHILE SINGING
By Associated Press

New York, December 11.-Enrico Ca- ruso, tenor, burst a blood vessel in his throat while singing at the Brooklyn Academy of Music tonight The per formance was stopped.
 The accident, which it was said is not serious, occurred during the first act of Donizetti's 'LElisir D'Amore," but the tenor did not stop until the end of the act.
 Attendants then told him it would be unwise to continue, for if he did so, the results might prove serious. Tn addi- tion, the blood in his throat interfered with the singers ,vocalization.
 The manager, in dismissing the audi ence, said:
 MT Caruso assures me that he is willing, and even anxious to finish the performance, if you wish him to. It is for you to decide"
 No" came the answer from almost every person in the big theatre, which was crowded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
REFUSES TO PROSECUTE TUBERCULOSIS VICTIM
 WHO OPERATES A STILL

Boston, December n.-William J. Mo Arthy, prohibition enforcement directne for New England, refused today to prosecute a sick man in whose homo had been found still and some moon- shine whisky. The man, a victim of tu- berculosis, was so weak when the ofri- cers made the raid that he could not be moved He told the officers that his finances would not permit him to pur- chase whisky on medical prescription. and that as he needed a stimulant to keep him alive, he had installed the stih at the side of his bed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
THE COMPARISON
MORE MONEY

The pig iron production of 1920 will nave turned in a larger cash amount than that of 1919, because prices have been on uniformly good levels all during the year, ranging from around $40 to S42 with $3S charged by the leading interest winch, however, is a small producer of merchant iron.
 For the present there is little or no p,lr- cnasing In the iron market and there is no real market base None is expected before the turn of the year. Then how ever, with indication of considerable buy- Ing by the railroads on the money
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
DRUG STORE ROBBED
It Is Believed Dope Fiends Responsi-
 ble for Burglary

Decatur, December 11.-(Special )-Rob- bers who entered the Nunngester drug store, Bank street, last night are be- lieved to be drug addicts. The thieves escaped with narcotics valued at $7o, in- cluding morphine, cocaine, codine and powdered opium The burglars effected an entrance by breaking panel on a rear door Nothing but the narcotics was taken
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
Tariff Congress Call Issued

Atlanta, December 11.-State officials and presidents of the leading chambers of commerce in IT southern states today jointly issued a formal call for the sec in Atlanta January. 27 to. g. Tariff schedules, treaty relations and other problems affecting southern industry will he discussed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
Courtland Couple Wed

Huntbville, Defarlber '1l.-(Special.)- Percy C.. Ward and Mrs. Susia Bynum both of Courtland, came to Huntsville Thursday and were married in the Gen. tral Presbyterian study, Rev. J. W. Cald- we'll performing the ceremony. They re- turned immediately to Courtland to make their home.