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Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11
Uolfto on varitla, los
kaikki aanc$tdpat

SGriestDnetoen lnnnlipilieliliin ia
tnoloi5ten MOTTO Srep,lblifoouipl1o-
luee11 a1in1itpsmdale;sin felaf. 81 ..
en- 1paruo, jos foiffi rnuanmlticlij1t
ia tp6ldiiet oanestSDdt. sesa infai=
len 81 danastettip Minf1du ei
ole iaIfittalpu estoiii tooelIiie, fan-
Ianipallaa taisteliioita 11nestq=
t1tlst1.
sldrestpspoifot Dipot oipoinnd
toipuei5lo, toiunIfipeisia ia fouppo=
Ioisla flo 9 oan1ulla flo 9 italia.
GomnIbippien neltipostot roiiuot
pdottdo ddnestnspoiffain otpoon,;-
iesta flo 6 oon1nIlo. ios ballopot.
@al1pltlfgeisIa o1pat odncstnspo;eec
atpoinna flo 6:Ita oomullo flo 9:dlt
iIlolIo.
2ofi a10drii0, ettd jos oinestdiic
OF 0ancs tDspoifallu tai len eol,stol-
In ooottalna5In ldlfcen flo 8 illalla.
Min udnestp5poifat on pioettiiipa
oltft lllln ful1on, etto BE iDoi,pot re-
aisteeruta ia danestdG.
9te, iorfo aonestolp1t fel1f. q j.
11irnitnslpaaleisio tl1letpot nl)6sfill
re1Isteeratl;fIl lonlaIlo fertao aoll-
p1tngeiSla toiuotuau totnrittoa re-
aisteeraus nadrottpil1a pqltpind els-
nen nitiitpsipaoIeia.
sldne5toes'aan nterfitIee aiinestd-
ID N:n (rlsttn) len chooffQon III
men perdGll, fota ban ddltcsto1. ,sos
te teette erehonfIen merfitesldnne
laiiilippllallle MIN teil[G o1t clfers
1poatio nuIi 1ippll. aat1ofaa, etta
1pirbeellineu aanilippul1ne hGlpite=
tii1rt.
Sofoinen 11tiegpnolinen hcnfil5,
iofa on y tuuooen if1incn, iofo on
ollut g)bbbsmoItoin faniolainen 8
fltlttalttta entlen lpoaleio, nll,nl,t
MinneIotasIa 6 fl1tfa11ttd en,len fe<
laflun 81 p:od ia on oiltnl,t tpooli-
piirisiadn 80 b1itpdd ennen ipoa(e-
ia, on oifel,tettu 1G1est1nl1dn.
Muistafoa, ett1 faiffi Morrsnrti-
ian Siito1 illniittalnat ehootfaot
ipaltion tpirfoihin, patti ebbofas pli-
pifelioen tuo1narifIi, omat repltbIi-
foonipuollleer tpanlilipulfa Gnp=
tdfad repltblifuanipuoliteen naoIilip-
pi1a. Waotitao repi,blifaanipuoI,i.
cen spaalilippuo. SeiIIe annetoan
nposfin puolleeton 1dnilippu, jos
ia ofuat tiioifenoelr tltolnari-eh6of-
foot ia ebooffaot Iainlnotiiafuntaan.
Wfuistafda Ills tabtou Iefi repubIi@
faaniproliteen tpanlilista ett0 t1md
puollleeton listo. Sc olette oifeu-
tetnt iaanaan molelnmat. gfonpar-
titan 2iiton f,loiittariia eb6offoita
on n,olemn1illo IistoiIla.
Sun olette 1nerfinneet ipoolilip.
punne taittofan ne fofoon erifleen ia
iDaalituomariIle ia fatiofoa
eta ban puoottao ne tpaaliurnoan.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11
SuBn|on iunittannt Ephjuis=
Nnroltnnsin.

Gr,lofiet Eohjois-garoIinan pal-
tfou nil11itnsiDoaleista mime lo1ans
toino ofottonat ienoattori eSsobnio-
min ipoittaneen fenraoli Moooin til
pailusin repltblifooliip,tnllleen 1lini-
tpfiestd breIioentifIi.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11
llieita hsnfilD,ta ioaa1tt IlsrmauIa
s,StGlraiIan fnGatuisIa.

sStJifpollon pddtal1pltnaisio Mie-
nisIji fupobtui iperi1id fahofoito nil
me naanantaina leltroufiena elin-
tarpcioen taipaftor1ana forfeistn h!l,-
noista. Noliiit iefcor1tui ibntisiol,-
fon toi'neenbanelniin nielenoTotrf-
Tin ia Z tlerfea 1ai iur1noi1ia ia %
boatnoittrti. ltieat iur1ronio Yao-
neista olitpat onorfisteio.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11
Eeribirg erpaa nrmeiia stu.

aenrooli Nerihine on i(n1oittanut
iptolibteeri 8aferille erooiuon'o g)h=
oDsluoltail1 irofinai'esto ormeijosta
i)orri, f1tltfauhen fltIllttuo nl1toi1tltof-
icen lolIefii, toiielle olalle, josIo OH
veue1nr1on tpi11lirltaa" ae11rooli III
poo fnitenfil7 oi1ld ollo nalnris tor
@1ee'1 tullen urolnelenldon n1oatori
tl1Ieipcii4,,besfa fanoinfl,in 1uet,nei-
IQpoesiGfin."
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11
GptotigN ippimasin 0saYluestpnisia

Sernjie funerro5ri on il,Iistonui
gototilan lDointoan Galpestonis}o
niilne ntoorontoista aIfoen iiello
iuoIlitieipas1 toffotpoltiisten lnfon t1=
fla ,iofa on aihelttomtt iunren tltn=
goIien rohtitaparoIiifenteen aIallo.
Sealtpn1gil, ipiranomoiiet otpat IT,
nlais1eet 1postnlouleerIa tor1du flt-
tper'loorir nlenettelDn ioboosto ieIit-
tden foupuneisIo faiffi oIapon rau=
boIIista.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11
200 tgttpa pslastlti!pat 1Upnfine;sIa
tuIfSal ASIA.

s2ii'ne fesfiniiffono paIoi Sleo
Mi1l9!s'o, Wtinn. lllteeriloiner nois=
ten 'enlinaori porotii. gSoblnfo Of
Iahes plio1i !tilioonoa oolloria. 60
hes 200 foltll;n ltaisoprilasto peIas=
tltilpot flt[ipoIosta popufis1eisIoon.
fila tltlipoIo oil re $50 aoln.!lo.
Vlfstd It'll iai olfiinio ei ole tic
bosla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11
Gcbmabl Itopinnt fuiDern0Drin-
eh1Dffuubesta.

Wiinle nlaanantaino ilnoitti tpol=
tioiihteeri essltIilis gt. Scmnahl luo.
puDanIa ehooffuiioesta Minneictan
fuiDer1,G01ifii repubIifonrtipaoIueen
listolla. Gdtel, on ebboffnita ii-
leila 6 ia otpat be lellrao>pat: Sen
rif Ghipsteno, @lennoooista, 9ho=
mos franffon, Tbonas aeefe ia
GnmleI 8. eSperioit, faiffi ct. Tau-
Iista;; S. q. 8. Breus, Minneapo-
liiista ia Granflin S. gllsuortb,
Wdnnfatosta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11
Mai.ien ehSuffaona fpnoresiii,l.

9}ebrasfon 3:5to piiristl on Non-
&,artiian 2iitto illolittonut ebbof-
soafil folrgre$iiin Wirs Weorie gaee=
fc'ilr jofo on ollui 9sorfoIf Nress
lehben toi.llittoio. ,0dn tulee ole
uaau itieuoiuen ehoofas. fosfo lit
to Ell iuoinut hDtpGfIpi repl,blifau-
nien eifl bemoEraottien bnofEaita..
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11
Stenfien lji,,toja 10 alennetaan
hinfnn.

ct. ooi,ilisto iInoitetaan, eta
itelta plslpiess fofnirn 1unrinln,on
fenfatcbtaan ipirfai[;int onat il.r,oit-
toseet, eitd fet1fien tuffufouppobin=
toia OF oLenTetiu Is Ientista 50 tin
poria fnbti.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11
Qsr ;yollettc Ieifottu.

sSiilne Inounolltaiuo Ieifattii1t ct.
Nfarpn Ioiroolasia 9}ochesterisia,
Mtil1n. s)6ops1paltai,t lenoattori Ga
iSollette, s2isconiinisto. !pGneltii
poistctlin iahpipusii ia 1appifiluet.
2eiffouflen toinlittitpat etetp1t Mopo
tpeliestcn Ioiroolan lddfdrit ia o,t-
i1iStlti Ieiffni,s lpaifeitbestaan hlto-
linaita hptpln.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11

garrlan nuooen niil,i>to tulac ole
fraau noin 7St 100000 hushefia
s9b0nslpaItoIn anonnuiLielpsiDirQstoft
ii1tri iltlfoiiell,an ticoononnon ntu-
foon. SSlinle tpuooen 1IiIltloto oil
9At 900 900 h1lIhella. Mlltslten onot
IQtotoitpeaI iote11fiu phta 0pipat fui1l
'pilme lpuonl1o ndibin oifoihir.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11
Nepublifannipnolueen foniallisfpu-
ipeutiipput

GhicogosIa tulee iatfumoan oinufiu
lauontaItin faaffa toiimeisten tie
toien mltfoan, Ioista padtt1e,t noos-
tin on ielipdd, ettd fonauentIioonin
iaal1tunufiellilet oinefiet eitpat tule
bDsnaflDmaan ienaattori SSohnIonin
niulittalnisti preiioeattiebooffoofIi,
moon ioonee n!tnitDfien feuraaIi
Mooo tai Iitte ebfa isfi, .lnusto 1e-
monen", iosta ei ipielG ole tietoo.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11

c0iatdd biei5td bguinlpoiuti1 iparlis-
tolHallo ofillioin fnniaiIc, iosta iln-
Il oio Oh mi,otraloiTio, iotfo mutt
tapot Paitasto toiiecu. bohiots-
Iofotdn 1lioifeu8 fdiitti ia ielitti,
ettji tilaiiuus foDiu bonffin,iieen ia
glldpitan1iIeen eoistdd plei5ti bn-
Ipinlpointio ia etti ielIoiiet lait, iot-
ia ioattalDot mabool(iIetIi tdludn
JdrieStelnlan toterttau1ilen, tlslepot
tlt6ttanaau Dleista bD5tpd.
a<5e fpipnrp3 iuuri lcllaiicnoon
fnin ie iiidItpp tabdn oiioar, ei ole
tosfaon tltllut e'itatpfIi tGlle oi-
feuoelle, min pitfolle fltin ME Diem,
me fDenneet buoma1lnoon. cabin
',stdia.feps file lopopiaan s.eaes
bs. GitD OF Bortlanh niiasio, iosfa
me pa1ti,1nne, ettd Moinen ,DoItion
lofi, iofa antoi faunultgil[e ia foup.
paloille otfeubeu peritstao ia Dl!d.
pitdo puu-, giil,- ia polttoaine<!pas
rastoia tarfotufIelIa nlppoi uoitd
!pdlttamGttonlG torpeito aiuffoiile,
ei riisti lperonmofiuiilta toocllista
lain f,soielusta nelidnnet,toista be-
rush,slafi1iidpffen tarfotufien nit
faiiesti
uSuosia niia5ia me lutoelleeu ie-
litimn1e tdmGn pifeusloitofien IliD-
tautnnliIen p1ltioiben Ioinlao6In.
taan ia lauiltllnme iGlleen fen ntitii
oil ialtluttn ennenlnin, ettd fpIp-
nD3 iiitd n,ifa oli plei5hDGbDl!istG
lltontee!tao,L on paifaIliien, Iainlons
oinnolliien ia oiferoelliTen bolli11to-
lpo(ldr rdtfdistutpo fp'DntpS, foSfo
militia Oh erifo'Ilo lnchoolIiIiutfliQ
Iaobo Iel!piffe aiioitd ,iotfo idntta-
nat bei0dt parernnin fpfencndfiI
antalnaar rntfaifun; ja erifoiieSti,
ettti lpaltion forfeilfnrnn oifcuslni-
tofien pd6tos, iofa iltlistao jorfun
.na1rotDn toinirnon nleiicf'i luoy-
tecltoal, tltfe' hnn,@ f'l1,tirrGtii io$i1
oifeuS(oitofiesIa, elici ie ole oitpon
'eltuosti perus1eeIon. SuosIa oTios-
ia Iiteerattiin tGnldn oifeuslaitoficn
ettiiid pdatofiid. joilla tuo faiitps
ma9ui5tettiin ia r,iinifdan Iairot-
tin Mainen plioife,oen pddtotIid,
iotfa oifeuttilpot tuonoiien IainIoa--
oinnan 1paltiosla tpalfitl tletpien ole
iubteioen perusteella. See fGdiitdn-
me, etta fl,on pddtoofIen periaate io-
tpeltlu tibdn aiiaan.
nl(Iei5fa topoltfiisia olpat nal.
tiot ia flnnot tpiin,e tp1oiina fotIo.
meet iopituofli rphtDd nleiien bnlrin.
poinnin eoistariiefIi Ielloiiiin toi-
lnenpiteiiiin, iotfa tibGn faafta on
falitettD fll,1u1pon ainoastnon nfji.
tDiien pritteliGilpboen aloIlc.
uEobiois-TatotasTa !pallitiepien
on1ituisten oioilibteioen nollitesia,
iolta erifoiIesti painostetoon nal.
ton forfe;mman oifelrsloitofien pdd-
t0fiesid, jog raltio tattoo IopitDafii
ortoutna iellaiiiin pritDfiiin, iotfa
ta5dn aiiaan iiialtpipdt, perustus-
lofinia, lailtlaatiiofitntanIa ia fon-
ianIa iltostlimi,fiella, min me emme
moi ianoa ,ett6 tGmdn oifeuoen NAL
lasia diff, iaattaesiaan f1ptann0sii
toteufetnfii nelidnnentoista perug.
tllslafiliiopfien fiunoto tuoIlaiiet
~
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11
$4,000 urtuosta iDbisfba tafamart-
fcitn Netu 2)prfisIu.

2iittomaltiou o|ion1iebet tdfatna-
rifoliDnt Ne,u g)orfin ipnItiosIa ioii-
TIE fasfitpiiffona $4,000 aripogta
phisfDa ia 1uoi1gitfi1Dot entiien Seem
Worfin fapafoitiiian, ipl1fo iporos-
toisTa tal1a iuuri tpiinapalious oil.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11

Sc Of, pitHtainto iloa, fun
iloitIec foilen onnesta. @en iloit-
fee ioiien onnettomuu6esta, b6,1en
ilonfa on aIDaiii1da.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11

GurfiIlc on n,nonnettn Is pGiip6d
Iildaifaa ipostollfien onton1ilelle lit
toutltneiben tnrioon1iin raitbonebtoi-
bin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11

- Sonotaan oltringon bpntpiIe-
tpdr. Sc onfin Min foufona 1peb-
feilpistd riffaastn n1aanpollosto,
eftd ie ipoifin bDntpiI1G.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-11

ia q lo1ftonntl1i jlrnien p5teentor-
nlGpflesld lahelId Selence+ahna, e.
,. ipiinne fesfiluiifFono.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-13

The entire net production of these wells is set aside for the payment of dividends and we are offering
 limited amount of stock at $200 per share for short time only, for the further development of our 977 acres of immensely valuable oil leases.
 These shares will begin to increase in value with the payment of dividends October 25th, and if you de- sire to share in the profits of drilling operations send your application in at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-13
DECATUR

|
 Decatur, October Especial )-The To- cal Kiwanis Club today is making 12i children happy. The children were guests Of the club at the Ringing Brothers and Barnum and Bailey's circus today. Plenty of peanuts. popcorn and pink lemonade had been supplied for ths youngsters.
 Resolutions were adopted at mass meeting at the Masonic Theatre here, urging Governor Kilby to revoke the or der of military authorities prohibiting as- semblage in the Birmingham strike zone. The meeting was largely attended by local union men.
 The board of registration win begin the
 task of registering Morgan county wom- en Wednesday morning at Falkville. The board will be in Somerville Thursday.
 at Hartselle Friday and Saturday. at Danville next Monday. and then come to the courthouse here to sit several days. Mrs. J. J. Patterson. wife of a prom
 inent merchant. was painfully hurt
 when a buggy in which MT. and Mrs Patterson were riding was struck by a street car. Mrs. Patterson suffered a
 broken collar bone and injuries to her left side. The buggy was ocming out of an alley between Second and Third avenues, west, when it collided with the car.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-13
TROY

Troy. October 13. - (Special.)-Se eral Troy young men were injured in an automobile accident near Mont the car ran into ditch about four miles from Montgomery on the Pine Level road and turned on it's side. The lights in the car had been working badly and went out just as sharp turn was reached, so that the car could not be steered correctly and left the road. It was running very slowly or the accident might have been serious.
 Harold Murphree was driving the car. and with him were Cullen High tower, Herbert Brantley, Eugene Will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-13
Produce

Hams, Joe Pete McBryde and MT. Davidson of the local cotton exchange.
 All were badly bruised and shocked, some receiving cuts. Joe Pete Me- Bryde received the worst injuries. and it was necessary to carry him to a Montgomery hospital Reports from the hospital state that he was not injured internally and will likely be out be- fore the end of the week.
 The board of registrars. Charles Spradley, Chas. Cox and H. P Griffin, have opened the registration books of Pike county in order to allow the wom- en of the county to register and all men who have not yet done SO. The first woman to register was Mrs. Tiny Jones Bowers. wife of J. w. Bowers. president of the First National Bank.
 Constable Lucas Fitts is going after the prohibition violators and in the past week made three raids. One was at Linwood beat, where . twenty> gallon still was captured, with 120 gall Ions of beer and four gallons of rum. One still was captured in Troy beat and one in Cross Roads beat Cases VIII be made of the defendants.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-13
Daily Financial Gossip
By HOLLAND

l New York, October 12.-(Special) )-Ed-
 ward Dean Adams, who is one of the l master minds of American finance and
 industry, has under way a history that Will tell the story of the utilization of the energy in the Niagara river trans
 formed into electricity for industrial pur-
 poses Mir Adams is we'll qualified, per- 1 maps better than any other man, to write f a story of this kind His name should be
 associated with the really marvellous ex- amples of what modern electricity is now accomplishing, and what the promise is
 Tor the future development of electricity | for industrial purposes which are fur
 nishing by the electrical exposition which
 was held in New York throughout the
 greater part of last week.
 For almost all of these exhibits which l showed to the eye how far the electric
 era has already advanced were in some measure and many of them m great measure, due to the faith which MT.
 Adams had that the Niagara energy could
 be successfully. both from scientific and 1 commercial point of view, transformed 1 into electric energy of almost unlimited capacity.
 l MT. Adams said this morning that | he had undertaken to write this history because he thought it might be of value hereafter that there be authoritative statement respecting the conception. and : then the execution, of plan for har- , messing the energy that is in the Mi agara river. He contemplated writing | this not by his hand or by dictating to | a stenographer. but by letting his voice ] speak through a dictaphone so that the record thus made could be easily trans scribed by secretary. Mir. Adams was l the first president of the Cataract Con- struction Company and its allied com panies at Niagara Falls and served near l ly ten years. Notwithstanding other and much varied activities as leader in and director of industries and railroads, MT. Adams is also a director of the Niagara Falls Power Company.
 ONY THIRTY YEARS AGO | Almost exactly thirty years have passed since MT. Adams became identi- plant of many horse power at Niagara Falls. Almost everyone Of the wonder 1 full exhibits made at the electrical expo- siton can be traced back directly or in- directly to Niagara Falls. MT. Adams | having faith in the proposition and know | ing we'll how great had been the ad- vances in the construction of the dynamo and turbine, so great that ultimately l these inventions would be able to handle I any amount of energy, water or electric, went to Europe so that he might investi- gate some of the hydro-electric plants that had already been established there He was much impressed with what ne saw, and he brought back highly fav- orable reports to the United States. At that time the wireless system was almost unthought Of It's possibilities were only vaguely suggested by one or two or the Englishmen of science and by one Italian, suggestions upon which Marconi after wards acted. But it was the demonstra-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-13
PRICES ARE LOWER ON MORRIS AVENUE Seafood Easier to Get Than RecentIy-0ther Arti-
 cIes Plentiful

There was a slight increase in poultry market activities yesterday despite the general downward trend of prices. Oysters, which had become scarce, are being received in larger quantities now by local fish dealers Spanish mackerel, fresh caught, is being received daily Red snapper cannot be found in large quanti- ties. Dealers are finding it hard to se- cure it.
 Bartlett pears can no longer be found on the local market
 Quotations are as follows:
 Poultry
 Fryers-47G60c Large flyers, 35c. Hens-36dSSc.
 Fresh Eggs-6Oc; short storage, e71ac; storage, 4Sc.
 Fruits
 Apples-Grime's Golden, fancy, $s.50; Bonums, No. l, $50; Jonathans, fancy. basket, s4.25
 Cantaloupes-Colorad Pink Meats, sizes F and 15 s2.25.
 Grapes-Tokays. California, fancy, s4; Aalagas. california, fancy, s3.50. Grapefruit, sos and 96s, s.65o. Limes-Florida. per hundred, s1. Oranges-VaIencia, California. 10os, s; 15ss, s; 150s. $50: 176s, Ss. Lemons-Verdellis, imported, extra fancy. s; one-half boxes, s2.7s.
 Produce
 Cabbage-Vtrginia stock. crates, cwt-, 8. Celery-Colorado. large crates. S7.50; l dozen lots. $1.s0.
 Lettuce-Iceburg. fancy, large heads, Z1 to dozen to crate, $s.
 Pot2toeS-Sweets, Porto Rico, 3c lb. Irish, 1o-peck sacks, s4.50.
 Rutabagas-100-pound sacka, Sc lb; D- pound lots, 31zc h..
 Onions-Red, 100-pound sacks, 33. 50; yell low, large, 100-pound sacks, s 50; 50-pound lots 4c lb.
 Beans-Navy. California, Sc lb.: lima. large California, 131ac; lima, baby Califor- mia, R1zc; pink California, sc. Peas-Blackeyes. California, 1oc. Peanuts-No. l Virginia stock, uhc: roasted. sack lots, 121tc; roasted. 5o-pound lots, 15c.
 Cheese-Daisies, full cream, ssc. z Mackerel-10o count, SIG.
 Cocoanuts-100 to sack, S7.5o; lots of 30, each SIC.
 Market Baskets-Dozen, 75c. Big Dc mint stick, 10os, $3.75; peanut bars, 100s, s. 75: cocoanut bars, 100s, 8. 70; Erocers' mixed pails, 32c h.; jelly drops Checkers. 50 packages, s3.70; chocolate , drops. Beauties, pail A to pound, BOG; Elk pail, 55 to pound. 31c; Highland pails. 7b to pound. 32c; in 15-pound pails, 1c mors marshmallows, White Plume, 12-pound cans. 100. SSc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-13

Gray Snapper-Headiess and drawn, 14c. Red Snapper-Headless and drawn, aQ 25c.
 Spanish Mackerel-25c. Pompano 35c.
 oAlt Water crout-23Q25c. Mixed tish-1zc
 Muller-11c
 Oys.sfs-Chesapeake Bay. extra select 32.S5 per gallon.
 D. S. Clear Bellies-23A @26c. D. S. Rib Bellies-26c. Pure Lard-24c.
 Compound Lard-18c- Hams-Regular. 4Sc; skinned 44c. Pork LoinS-43c.
 Bacon-42@62c.
 Live Stock
 (Union Stock Yards.) Fed Steers: Good to choice, $10912.5 50 Nsdium to good. $SG10 common te tAo1ium, $6@s.
 Grass cattle according to weight. quai- ity and flesh:
 Steers, s7 7.50Q9; fat cows, $s@7h; medium cows, $5QS; cutters, $3 50Q4.50 canners $3G3 .50 heavy bulls, $5@6; light bulls, $.5t G5; oxen. $SQ6; fat yearlings, SQ6; med ium yearlings. S3Q4 vealers, $SQ10. Hogs-Choice corn fed hogs, 165 and up t17, choice corn fed hogs, 135 to l65, $14. 50 choice corn fed hogs, 90 to 130. S12.5O; light pigs, 90 pounds down, $10; best heavy rough hogs, $12; half fat rough hogs, NU 10. Soft and oily hogs from 1c to Pc per pound less than above prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-13

tion to be known as the St. Paurs Men'T Club. R F. Johnston was elected president. and Davis Patty was named secretary Meetings will be held or the second Sunday night of each month
 What promises to be a wonderful success in the near future is the or ganization of a local stock company composed of men here interested in the drilling of oil, and already 1S,00o acres of land in Rutherford county Tenn, have been leased. On this land has been found one well of genuine crude oil, and scouts have been sent back to the field to secure all leases possible. Four local citizens, G. J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-13

This company is now assured success and we have mapped out an extensive drilling campaign to be carried out at once. You have the satsfac- tion of knowing that your money is invested in a successful company and is being used for the de- velopment of our properties
 Plans are being made to drill out some deep acre. age in district where several large gushers have recently been brought in, and when these opera tons start we can figure on some large wells rang ing from two to three thousand barrels per day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-13

Nencher, A. J. Rombach, l.. D. Patter- son and Paul Wells and B. A. Derry
 berry of Dallas, Texas, became inter- ested several weeks ago and decided to investigate the matter of purchasing land in the northern part of Tennessee
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Hubbard Bros. & Go.

York Members New York Cotton Exchange
 New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Produce Exchange Associated Members Li,. erpool Cotton Association Orders solicit T for She purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery SpecisJ attention and l.Seral terms given for con- sgnment of spot cotton tor delivery. Cor.
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Deceased is survived by his wife Addie Evans Hatchett, and one son Llewellyn W. Hatchett