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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
Mfanaeer @idt abgeiett,
M6t 9ireftpren Der eepples Gp=
Operative MilDciatipn legen
Qlemter 1ieoer.

5n ei11er ilberaus itarf beludten
5onoerz8erianmlung ser Afttonare
Ser Heoples @ezSperetiDe. Nifpcia=
ton BON Stem nl11, Sic ant Mitttpodz
abenb in ser Greamerp=Salle abgez
balten ipuroe, ipurbe Ser 8eridt Der
Gebilorenf ftrma 8ilbop, 8risman So.
oerleien unb perl6iebene IN benllelben
entbaltene Bunfte eingebeno er0rtert.
@s ,purbe beldlofen, Manager .. S.
@i6t ieine8 Nmtes uno Yflt6ten gu
e1ltbeben nno Oireftor 5enrn 8eooer
fpurbe BON Brd 1tbent s. g. Manberz
felo duf et11en babinlautenoen 8ez
l9lub bin ernannt, l1m Sic 96liihel
beS 9abenS nlm. in @mpfans gu nebz
men un6 al8 Settipeiliger 8erlpalter
oeSlelbelt gu fungieren. @lei65eitig
lpurbe ei11 aus BEN 5erren Sos. S.
Diet, Nnton S. s3eis uno g. $. 6nrtb
deficiencies &on1itee ernannt, mel6e8
geitern (DonnerStas) Morgen eine
Synpentoraufnabme beganr.
grdiibent N}anoerfelo, @i5eprdiiz
6eut Nrnolo @oroe8, @efretdr= =5dab=
meilter 81. SO. Bfaenber unb bie- -Diz
reftoren 1boma8 @tabif, Tranci8 S.
56aefer, Soiepb &lau8, 9enrp Sag
uno N1arttn 8. S. Gnrt6 unterbreitez
ten bcr Ser lammluns ibre Geii9na=
ton, meld)e in eiller bemnddlt itattz
,uiinoenben ,ueiteren Sonberperz
lammluns Ser slftiondre, oie einbez
rufen merOen loll, lobalb oie 9npenz
taraufnabme erFolgt lit, iltfrafttreten
lon. Sri. 1bereia 8iebl fat au6
ibre 5telle al8 8erfduferin III bem
9aDen niebergelegt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
sAueiucitaae fir Nicuuet 6air.
3wei eruhc Stale fir 200 edmei=
nc ipQen $4,000 fpiten.

Sn einer lebte @ode I'M 8iro oeS
2anomirtSl6af 6aftsagenten 8. 8. 5orz
lomus in ct. Heter abgeboltelen Ser
lammluns bon 8ertretern ser Nder=
baugeiell16aft BON 93icollet Gountp
uno ser 9ltcollet County 2tpeitod
8reeoers' 9lllociation muroe Ste BENT
nd6ltige Gtnberufung etner Oeallen=
perlammlung in Serbinoung NIT Ell
nen Otner bei6loflen, un Bldne
81 beipre6en iiber sic Grrtdtung
S>peier GROCER S6neineitdlle auf bem
MuSfellungSgeldnOe bon 9ficollet
County BET ct. Setter, ste Maunl fir
200 S6metne bteten unb etipa $4,000
foiten iollen.
GS lit geplant, bieie 9tdlle IN dbll=
lider @eiie gu erri6ten tpte jene auf
Dem StaatSz Tairz geldnbe, uno Sic
llniperi riitdtsfarm tit bereits um sez
naue Bldne eriudt fporoen.
Die sroben neuen 56lpeineitd[(e,
0ie lebteS Sabr allf ben1 Sairz@eldnbe
BON 8romn Gou11tp errt6tet ipurbell,
maren bel Der lebtidbrigen laalomirtz
i6aftli6en Gountpausltelllmg bis Sur
@ren5e Ser 6alIungsfdbiefett inan=
prud genonnle11 uno eS mag li6 als
notlpenoi9 er,petlen, I'm ndditen gomz
lner etnen lpetteren Staa 5u errt6te11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

Srl. 5iloo 9fien1ann au8 SIT
ron, g. o, tattet ibren Gltern,
@errn uno Jrau gerbaro 9eieman1
babier einen mebrtdgtge1l 8elu6 ab.
- 6rau Men5el Beldl, N5utter ser
Trau q. 8. @ateriton oeren @atte
Ser neue 8eltber oe5 9(rn1p 9tore
babier lit, muroe 9on1ltag bon 8er=
wan6ten uno Trellnben III angez
nebmiter @eiie iiberral6t anldblid
ibre8 IS. @eburtstases. llnter BEN
0dlten befanben itd Trau 8altian
neb1t Sobn aus gSelt 9}etpton, 5err
uno Trau Sobn Bt6el Trau Bibole
neblt 5obn, @illie, unb syrou 2eider
bon bier. 9lQe 2lnlpelenoen an1llier=
ten li6, portrefflid.
- 9err nnb Trau Treb Gah1ratb
ST.. aus Sector, iotute sic @ltern ser
2ekteren, 6errn uno Trau 8rat{6,
fa1nen am W2ontag per Muto bier a11,
Su ei11em 8eiu6 tint 5auie beS Snfels
oeS 5errn &amratb, Sobn &amratb.
5err 8rati6 nnterparf ltd ant
Dienstag in einem .bieii9en 9ojpitale
etner Operation BON berer ssolgen er
li6 in 5ufrtebenitelle11oer @eiie pie=
Ser erbolt. Setne Io6ter perlpeilte
bis geltern Woreen OH leillem &ran=
fenlager unb febrte oa1n tlo6 Sector
5nrud.
Tranfltn 8ruit begab iid am
9tenstag na6 Smatonna au etnem
fur5en 8elud BET ieinenn 8ruber,
@alter. 8on BORT reilte er geltern
Morgen na6 91ortbftelo meiter, nn1
oen &orbban Tour1lter i'm Carleton
@olleee, moran li6 auh ser alub Ser
bieiise1l 5obl6ule beteiligt, bei3u=
rDobne1l. Weorge11 u1lb gonntag
tpiro er als ei1ler ser 8ertreter oes
Seem llln Inrnpereil1S ltd an ber
Iaglabnns uno Dem Ilrntas oes
Minneoita 1llrnbe5irfS tn ct, 8aul
beteiligen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
.$16,25 idr,tmpfe1t
anf $50 5ulantntell
Mmerifaniides @elo perliert 5tpei
9rittel leiues g8ertes auf Dem
8ege BON Neiu ul1n, Mtinn., na6
@ien, Oeiferreid.

Sor etliden Mo6en marntell lpir
Die 2eier oer rHoit", iid 1li6t NIT
Ngenten ab5ugebe,, bie 0euti6e 8onb8
an BEN Mann brineen mollen, aus
oem etnfaden @runb ,peil ser aduFer
ieoe8mal 9e16r0pft nitro.
Gine tpettere @arnung.
9lu6 otele Wode 1t11b tpir ge5>purz
gen, etne lpeitere Warnnng ergebell
81 lalien. gStr 1ptilen, bab eine 9a115e
Mn5abl unierer. Mbonnenten 8e6iel
auf ben bteligen 8anfen gefauft baben
unb biele na6 @erpanbten in Central
europa sei6idt babe1l 5ur 2inberune
Ser Scot ibrer Nnperipanoten. Dnrh
9eponirung bon ei11er gelpinen CUNT
nle in ser 8anf ipirb Elm @e6iel aus
geitellt in Wfarf, menn oa8 @elo nad
Oeutl6lanb 9ebt, unb &ronen, menn
e8 na6 Seltcrrei6 gebt.
Sir $1,000 befonlmt man einen
@e6iel fir 1ouleroe BON Groren
ober au6 Marf unb lit Ser Meinu11g,
oab bteler Me6lel oielelbe 9umme in
onertfanii6em gelb IN 3entral @uz
ropa faufen miro lpie bier in ser 8a11f
oepontrt >purbe. Gem i6eint aber
ntdt 10 81 ietn.
tim 3tueiorittel >periger.
9ieier Sage erbielt ein bieiiger gez
i6dftSmann feline @e6iel bon 0riiben
Sllritd NIT oem 8ermerf, bab bie sez
nan1lte11 1000 Gronen fir Die ct
$16.25 be5ablte, in @ten al8 Ser
@ediel anfam, nur $50 in ameri=
fanil l6em @5elo mert mar. 0te BE-
trefieroe Ttrma ldrieb aud meiter,
bab ser @ert ser Oaarf oDer Der
&rone fpie ite bon SEN Seem Dorfer
8anfbdulern ongegeben miro, be0en=
ten6 b6ber lit, ipte tn s3entral europa.
Sd)ift Hapiergclb!
0aS betreffenbe Stem Yorfer 8anf=
baus bdtte alio an bieier 9ranSaftion
allein iiber $1,000 Brofit gemadt.
Iie bieiigen 8a1lfen r,adeI iel6Iis
rebeno ni6tS on oieien TranSaftionen
unb lperoen ebenio auSgebeltet nie
ser Gin5elbitrser. aein Wunoer, bab
bte1e 8anfen so ltnb iogar 100 Broz
gent Oibtbenoen erfldren fonrten, NIT
oem @elb, oas lie faftild BON Ben
8irgern oieleS 9anbeS 9eitoble11 baz
ben. Denn ein loldeS 8orgeben lit
11i6t8 neiter ais Diebitabl. l1nlere
2eier tperben alio in e3ufunft ouf Ser
9nt {ein unb feine @elo Drafts"
mebr nad europa l6tden. @ir Mir
BEN raten, bab amertfanild1e8 @jelb in
ei11e1n reeiltrirten &rief gei6idt ,piro,
menn Sic Yoitregierung iid perantz
iportli6 madt fails ba8 gel0 nidt
anfomn1el1 1ollte. @e11n Sic 9iegiez
rung oieie8 Rtltfo 1liht iiberninnt, 10
f0nnte pielleidt nit ben Grprebgelell=
ldoften @el6dfte setan iperoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

Ybilip S. 9aaS >peilte lekte
Wode @ei6dfte balber III 6inlapion,
Mtnn.
Trau gBaloemar Sabnfe be-
finoet iid auf einige Woden 81 8eiu6
bel ibren gltern III Tairfor.
Tralt 0abrie( G)ebboro reiite
om Oien8tag na6 Oeinneapolis 5u
einem Belu6 bel ibrer Io6ter, s5rou
gilbert SrOin.
SRI. 9poio @6ueppe aus ct.
Sames beftnoet lt6 oiele Mode gu
0aite bel Ser Tamilte Sobn Dieb an
5iib Sranfli11I Itrabe.
Grau 9lugult Gogelpobl uno
Io6ter Mearie aus Sutberlin, Srez
son, trafen Counting 5ll ldneerem
8elu6e bon Serlpanoter bier ein.
Ste iino @dite ser Tarnilte g8n1.
5tellies an 9forb Minneiotaitrobe.
5err uro 6ran sSobn Setlinger
Sr. tueilen auf 8eiud bel oen Glterl1
oe8 illngen @be9atten, @errn unb Trau
Sobn 5etlinser or, Siio Sefferionz
itrabe, tllno beeeben itd) Damn rad
9uron g. O., um BORT tbr 6etm auf=
5ul6lagen.
Sri. alice Yfeifier, Iodter bon
5errn llno 6rau Senrp 1feiffer pon
Muforo, 2ebrerin in 0titrtft SO,
@emarflns gfortb @tar, gab am
Trettagabenb ein lebr erfolgrei6es uni
ansge5etdnet beiu6fes rBasfet 60
cial" nebit Hrogram1n lit ibrer 56ule
lpobet Ser 8erfauf ser a6rb6eu $50
|einbra6te.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
SrigineQc Yldnc pDn t6pfmcilters
&apcllc.
@iscnartises Yruaramm fir Sab=
rcsfpn5ert am 4 gprtl..

Soo5meilters W1uiiffapellc luiro bel
ibrem SabreSfonSerte am N@ontog,
4. 9lpri(, in ser Waffenballe ein gang
1lcuortiscS Hro9ramm bieten, oas
aus orct Icilen 6eiteben ipir0.
Der erite 5eil bringt oa8 etgentli6e
&onSert: flallii6e uno. populire D1u=
ltfltiide, l3eitoauer | l=2 Stl1oe; eS
fplgen bann 40 Ofinltcn etner glrt
Garietceporltellung, beitritten BON biez
iigen Nmateurfunltlern unb BEN
9dlub biloet ein 9an5frdnsden.
j3meifello8 tperben Die Stem nlmer
ibrer beliebten &apelle ollr6 Sablrei=
her Belub ibre peroiente Nnerfen=
1lung belpeilen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

Tr[. Nnnie 9onlon aus 5ansfa
perbra6te lekte @ode Elm paar Gage
auf 8elu6 bel ibrer Oeutter, Die 1t6
5u dr3tltder 8ebanoluns IN einem btez
ltgen Soipitale befinoet.
- 5err unb Trau Gobert Braffe
iinb am SamStag aus Jairmont bier
einqetroffen gum 8elu6e BON 9errtt
l1n6 ssrau Martin 8. S. @pri6, Noro
@tatefrabe. Die beioen Irauen 1tno
|96tpel ltern.
5rau Solepb 8oebler reite
5anSta9na6nittag nad M1inneapoz
liS, I'M ber Setter beS @eburt8ta9eS
tbrer SHUTTER, Trau &atbarine
99roed, elmer befannten friiberen Seem
ulmerin, I'M Seine BON oeren Io6z
ter, yrau @eorse 8romn, bei5umobz
men. @ie beludt au6 tire Io6ter,
SSrau gillian 8lanf, uno anbere Ser
manote ltnb Jreunbe III Ser Mublenz
| ltaot. @
6rau @arl S. 5ollet uno ibr
5Dbn6en George fa1nen in Ser Na6t
gum Sonntog aus @bite 0afe, g. O.,
bier oil unb uurben BON Dem @atter
unb gater freubig empfaneen, oel
fir5li6 bier einsetrotien tpar, ATM ieint
IYfidte11 alS 5efretdrzS6at eiits1
Ser 6reten Hreiie Brtnttns SO. 81
iibernebmen. Serr Sallet bat aud
an glorb @dlbingtonitrabe ein be:
IquemeS Seim gefunoe1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
@elbitmuro oemufratiiAen Siibrcrs.

D1apleton, N3inn, IA. Tronf
5imon, 65 Sabr alt, benofrattlder
&ongrebfanoioat oon 2. Mirnelotaer
9tltrtftc IN Ser @abl BON 1920,
lpurbe bel1te morgen I'M aeller ieine8
9auieS tot aufgefunoen, ct batte iid
erbdngt. Wean ninnt al1, bab
Grdnfli6fett i'm 5u Ser Sat getrieben
babe. Die g8itme unb mebrere S0bne
uno ID6ter iiberle6en ibn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
Maislcnoung nah bem giaben Often

Gol1ntpasert .. 8. 9orlamus BON
ct. Setter ridtet an alle Tarmer bon
93icollet County Sic 9lufforberlln9,
Wfois, onl ltebiten wciben olS S3en=
flung bei3utragen sli ether 9elloun9
no0 bcn1 Naben Often. Sic 9}tcol(ct
GoultpS Tarmbilro plant, llm CUR
2i11oerl1ng Set BORT bcrrldcnocll 9}ot
bci,utragen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
9ticpaet GDu,1tD5 Steuern.

g1icolet GonntnS OedrS Siteuerab=
re611ung belief ii6 auf $S4, ,255.23
uno lpar un1 rltl1o $4,000 flei1,er ols
i1n Sorjobre. Die 8erteilnng lit
folgenbe: 5taat, $13, ,275.S5; Count
tn, S21, ,732.43; 5tabte, ltno DDrfer,
$l l l,894.39; @emarfungen $50, ,96S,37;
Sduloiitrifte, $25, $4,000.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
Stem ltlmer 8prbbaGrieee sieaerin.

Die &orbballriege ser bieltgen 5o6z
i6ule errang am Ireitagabeno in
2amberton BEN Sieg iiber Die Ntege
BON Mariball unb ipmit Sic Meetfer=
l6aft I'M Dtltrifte lnb oie Gertretlng
bel Sen Boripielen fir oen Staatsz
mettfampf, Die geiter1l, Ionnerstag,
int Carleton Gollege in 91ortbiielo
ibren Nnfang nabmet.
Die Mdbdenriege Set bieiisen 6odz
idule n1tterlag am gleihen 9lbe1lo
iener bon 1racn, bebauptete aber ben
3ipeitbeiten Blab I'M Diitrifte.
Nrlinston beiieste ct. geter BET
einem ant Trettagabeno I'M 5urnlaale
6er bteiieen Soi6ule absebaltene1
9ptele. si
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

gnl @amstasabeno, %. 9lprtl,
miro Set 1urner 3D9lingsperein iein
idbrli6e8 9tiftungSfeit be9eben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

Yalfor s. 8. Barneter alts
MinneapoliS, Bater BON Sen 8Qrz
meter bon Der Stem ul1n @rocern Co.,
perbra6te ei11ige Gage in Seem ll1nt
als 8ertreter Ser Gbtlbrens 6p1ne3
Soeietps bon Minnelota llnb ipar8
tpdbrenb oer 3ett ieiner biefigen 9lass
lpeieHbeit @ait ieines 5obneS.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
SENATE MINE PROBE
WILL BE CUT SHORT
Method Adopted in Pittsburgh>st Steel
Strike to Be Followed in
West Virginia.

The informal inquiry into condi-
tions in the West Virginia coal fields.
decided upon by the Senate education
and labor subcommittee. will occupy
only two or three days and will start
Monday at Williamson, Chairman
Kenyon said today, after further
conference with committee members.
The members of the subcommittee
Will leave Washington Saturday and
arrive in Williamson Sunday. They
will be accompanied by a stenog-
rapher and, following the plan adopt
ed by the Senate committee which
went to Pittsburgh two years ago to
investigate the steel strike. will pro-
ceed wherever leads may carry them.
interviewing operators. miners and
others in a position to give informa-
| tion. The committee already has had
three weeks Of hearings, gathering
testimony covering Mingo county
troubles. and will devote its atten-
tion next week to developing facts
connected with the recent outbreak
which resulted in federal troops being
sent into the region to preserve order.
The committee will return to Wash
ington Wednesday or Thursday. Chair
man Kenyon said, and then determine
whether to return to West Virginia
for formal hearings after the murder
and arson trials in Mingo county
and the grand jury Investigations in
Logan county have been concluded.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
GIVEN FRENCH CANDY.
Waits at Children's Hospital Get
Sweets From Abroad.

NEW YORK. September 15.-Candy
made by French orphans was presented
today to several hundred backward and
feeble e-minded waits at the Children's
Hospital. on Randalls Island. The
sweets, wrapped in boxes covered with
the French. tri-color, were presented to
American Legion, during his recent
visit to France. 1t was originally in
tended that the candy should go to chill
dren of American soldiers who died in
France, but 1t was found irlpracticable
Col. Fred Feigel, father of Lieut..
Evening star., 1921-09-15
PARLIAMENT TO MEET.

PARIS, September 15.-The French
parliament will resume work October IS.
according to newspapers here.
Premier BRAND will make an impor-
tant political address at st. Nazaire
Premier Clemenceau will make what is
expected to be a significant speech at
St. Hermine. Vendee, where a monu-
ment erected in honor of 1.-The Tiger
will be unveiled
Evening star., 1921-09-15

'Jeff' Feigel. the American artillery
officer killed in France. had charge Of
the distribution as the representative
Of Commander Emory. He was assist
ed by Commissioner Of Public Welfare
Coler and members of the American
Legion.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia and Maryland,
partly cloudy tonight, and tomorrow; no
change in temperature: gentle to mod
crate west and northwest wines.
Virginia, generally fair tonight and to-
morrow: no change IN temperature !;
gentle variable winds.
West Virginia, cloudy and unsettled
tonight and tomorrow; no change in
temperature.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometers pm. so: 8 pm, "a;
noon, 81. Barometer pm. 30.07: 8
pm. 1907; IL midnight. 30.07; 4 am,
30.04; 8 am, 1904; noon, 1901. High
est temperature. IS. occurred at 2.45
pm. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 66,
occurred at S am. today.
Tempe rature same date last year
Highest. rs; lowest. 81.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great Falls-Tem-
perature, 72I condition, muddy.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast and
geodetic survey.)
Today-Low tide. 1852 am and 1 rs
p. m. ; high tide. 6 Al am. and pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 1 "a am and,
:55 pm. high tide. :21 am. and z :3S
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5 40 am: sun sets
6 rs pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, S so am; sun
cets :l6 pm.
Moon rises S 20 pm. sets 1913 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Up-River Waters.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, Septem-
Der 15.-The Potomac and the Shenan-
doah rivers were both muddy this
morning.
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
FIRE DESTROYS HOME.

SpecNI Dfspatch 70 The Star.
The $4,000 residence Of r. J. Tibbs,
which was located a short distance from
Naruna. southern Campbell county, was
burned Sunday. No insurance was car
ried. Seven children at home at the
time OF the fire were not injured. Mr..
and Mrs. Tibbs were at church at the
time the fire started.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
MATERIALS

Fine Blue SergeS, SneviOtSs
Twee ds, FIanneIs. Cassi-
meres, etc.
New Herringbone Weaves.
Pencil and Hairline Stripes,
Check Effects, Solid coioEs,
in blue, brown and oxford.
All Desirable Models.
Mems Conservatives.
Mems Semi-conservativeS.
Young Mems Models.
Two and Three Button
Styles.
Single and Double Breasted
Models.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
WARRANTY DEEDS
 FILED IN COURT

List of warranty deeds filed in the judge of probate's office yester- day was as follows:
 John c. TomIin and wife to C. NJ Lafollette. Lot F, block II, Fl. ". Hawkins addition to Birmingham s2,S0o and considerations.
 John c. McPhaul and wife to J. H. Longcrier. Lot 6, block ss, East I.ake-s2,oOo.
 Madella c. Russell to L. D. Harris and Lee Vaughn. Lots Il and 12, block A. Avondale--s1Oo and consid- erations.
 John W Stone to ". B, Fair. 2S acres in SWh or SEA of Sec. 19, Tp. IS. R. l west-s1.75o.
 Mnttie Owen McDavid to Charles II. Brown. Lot II, block 64. Smith field--$900.
 II. NJ. Powell to W. A. Riddle. Lot g. block 2, E. G. Norton's resurvey of Speaker & Rosser's addition to woodlawn-s42o.
 D. c. McMahen and wife to Earl V. Marcus. Lot 8, block 10. Avon- wood-s475 and considerations.
 J. W. Allen to Birmingham Realty company. Part of lot 10, block S5 Birmingham Realty company's fourth addition to Birmingham $2, ,000.
 Frank E. Petrasek and wife to 1T C. Easter. NWA of SEA of Sec. 6 I'D, l6, R. west. 40 acres--$2,54o.
 Jefferson County Building and Loan association to Denard Bell Lot 1f l.xk H1 0n . reka--s1 coo.
 Johnson. Part of lot 20. block ss2 l Hanover Place-$3, 900.
 Alabama National Life Insurancs | company to w. T. Childers. Lots Il and IF, block 4. woodlawn Realty company's fourth addition 10 Wood lawn--$750.
 Namon Austin and wife to Thomas Carmichael. Lot 16. block 2, w. c Calvin's survey-$21o-
 Mrs. Mary NJ. Tarrant to George T. lost. WIZ of lot s, block 9, Has kell &Muller's survey-s2,25o W. K. Saulsbury to M. D. Lukes /, Parts of lots ? and of w. K. Sauls bcry's survey-s5Oo.
 W. K. Saulsbury and wife to Car Miller and Ella M. Miller. Lot l ant part of lot 2. W. K. Saulsbury's sur
 Anna Levine to S. W. Mccullough Lot +, block 3. East Lake-sl5o an' considerations :,
 George A Hubbuch to Mrs. Good win Mize Gurley. Lot 19, block l5-L East Lake--s5 and considerations. Lizzie Kreulhaus and husband to R. Phillips. Parts of lots and block 5, Birmingham--s3.5oo and con alterations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
SHERIFF KILLED IN
 FIGHT WITH 'LEGGERS
Rr Assnninta,i Press

Sheridan. wyo., october s.--Under Sheriff ". S. McPherran was shot and killed and two alleged boot leggers were wounded in a fight be- tween a posse and alleged liquor dealers last nisSt near Monard, a mining camp 15 miles north of here.
 The lowest point of dry land in the United tSates is in Death Valley. Cal ifornia. It Is PTS feet below sea level.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
Dyspepsia is
 Man. s Nemesis
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Have Turned Many a Crouch Into Regular Good Fellow Again
 Try Thau,

Indigestion makes people feel home less, despairing, Respondent and blue all over. It is only temporary, lis true, but
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
35O STUDENTS AT HOWARD COLLEGE
Number Is an Increase of Forty Per Cent Over
 Last Year

The first official figures regarding the enrolment at Howard college were given out yesterday by pr. J. C. Dawson, president of the college announcing a total of $50 students which is an increase of 40 per cent over last years average of 250, He states that the increase In the total enrolment for the year Is SO per cent, with a total of 675 attending How ard colleges winter and summer ses- stcns.
 pr, Dawson's statement is as fol- lows: Howard college now has en- rolled for the present. session S5O students. This Is an increase of 40 per cent over the best previous year, which was last session, with an aver age enrollment'of 250. This follows a registration of 325 at the recent summer session, which was an in crease of 53 per cent over the regis ttration of the previous summer, when 1Se were registered.
 The total number of students at tending Howard college during the present year is 675. This number IS found by adding the number enrolled at the winter and summer sessions. This number last year was 440. which makes an increase of 53 per cent for the present year.
 T think this increased enrolment. which is evident in practically all colleges and universities. Is largely due to the depression In the business world Young people who made high wages during the war, wearing silk shirts and indulging in numerous luxuries, now realize that the period of strenuous competition is again prevailing and that an education IS essential to success in the business world. Another reason, In my opin- ion, for the great increase in How ards enrolment, is the turning Of public opinion toward the denomina- tional colleges, which l believe will continually increase"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
TO STOP DIPPING
Mobile Board of Revenue Votes to
 Discontinue Funds

Mobile. october S--(Special. )--Foi- lowing the action of the board of revenue in voting to discontinue the funds for tick eradication work in this county on october IS. Dr. c. J.. Becker, federal inspector for the state. with headquarters at Birmins- ham. will come to Mobile Monday evening to confer with pr. .. F. Smith, in charge of the work in this county, regarding the situation here. The board. at its last meeting. voted to stop all dipping in the county octoher IS. on the grounds that the range cattle had already gone into the swamps. and 1t would he impos- ~itla to get them to the vats.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
CLAIMS ENSLEY'S DEMAND FOR ROAD
 IMPROVEMENT JUST
Faircloth Comments on Attl- tude of Board of Reve- nue Toward Recent
 Delegation

To the Editor of The Age -Herald
 About three weeks ago a delegation of representative citizens of Ensley, headed by Carl Langrebe. superln- tendent of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company's Ensley plants. called at the offices of the board of revenue at the courthouse for the purpose of ascertaining if some relief could not be given the citizens of Ensley with reference to the repairing of Avenue r and Nine teenth street.
 During the discussion with the board of revenue several charges were made by various members of the delegation charging both negli- gence and discrimination on the part of the board, in various ways. some O. which charges l will outline be- low.
 President Ball of the board very promptly advised the delegation that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09

You Just Know You're All Right AftSr '
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
 while it lasts it's awful. Wise people keep box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets handy to prevent these attacks or relieve them when they come And such people eat what they like-pie, cheese. sausage. grid dle cakes, pork and beans and other such supposedly gestibles-without suffer ing from the acid, sour, belching, gassy stomach due to dyspepsia. These tablets give the alkaline effect to thus sweeteE the stomach and make it comfortable. Try them if you are subject to indigestion. You will find them on sale at all drug stores at 60 cents box.-Adv.