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New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Stocks Ex Dividend

Oct oss, 1s-A,lisd Chem: 8 Dye Corp
Oct. 11--Asn Coal Co OF Allegheny Co.
Oct. 14--American shirbunding Co..
Crt. H. do pf 4 8
Oct. 1s--Art Metal Construction Co \
Oct. l4--Associated Dry Gcoss Corp
Oct 27--Ateh.. TOP. 81 San. Fe Ry Co. II
Sctt as-Atlantic Refining Co. pa Il. IA
Oct 2o--Atlas Powder Co. pr ii
Oct. f. British Empire st.el Corp,
Ltd, ,st Tss pf. ser p ... IA
Get so---Brcwn Shoe Co.. Inc, pf. ia
Oct, 20---Hurns Bros. prior pf Il
Oct. l4~-Chtcago Pneumatic Tool Co.
Oct. 16--Consolideted Coal Co Ii
Oct. i0--Du Pcnt de Nenaours a. Co
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oss os. Fan pisysrs. Lssay as cesp, ps,
oct- s-- do So 6eb.......,l......... y
Oct. A. do rs deb. ............ III
Oct 1o--Har bison w Walker Ref Co, ps ~
Oct. 14--Hupp Motor Car Corp. ..., i
Oct. l4--lngefsoll-Rand Co.s...... ~
Oct. la--Internationai Nickel Co. pf i
Oct. 2o--K Kelsey Wheel Co. Inc, pf q
Oct. Loo -wiles Biscuit Co. I'd pf / q
Oct, 1s--Mullins Body Corp. pr ..s s1
Oct. 2o---Nash Motors Co, pf sss 1 81
Oct 1A---Pere Marquette Rs. Co, So. pf 81;
Oct. 4-- do prior pf. =. .sa s . s 4 i,
Oct, 1S---F Philadelphia Rap;a Tran CO. !;
Oct. 2o---P hitlips-Jenes Corp. of Ii 4,
Oct so--Posturaa Cereal Co. Inc. tenn. !,
Oct 17-Reading Company 4
Oct. 1A~-Sinclair Consol Oil Carp ...4s.3 4
Oct IA--Steriing Products. Inc. ..s... =
Oct. 16--untted Drug Co.. lst pf 80. Il
Oct. 1S--U. s. Rubber Co, LIST px So.
Oct. 10--West. Pacific r. r. Cory. pf "a
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

FRIENDS. young cook. s7o; vAisr.ss-
char1aberInasd. SIS; separate or together
shea's agency. q. 4IsY Murray Hfl STA.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
.Chambermaids

cHAMBERMATD-wA and COOK
Young Irish girls together separate:
both experienced and we'll recommended
city family. *. Miss Hofmayer's Agency,
o East 42d st, 80 floor. Tel. s94f Murray
HiII.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Mattresses
Miscellaneous

| COMP rANIc,N~ ~NURs Every neat. reansa.
exceptionally competent, oonscientIous
most highly recommended: city. country
Aasons Agency. II East 44th st
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-24
cORREO DE ITALIA
D'Annunzio en- la Trapa

les tli6 seiialadas pruebas, del ritual
dc las tliNersas 6idenes mondsticas. y
! S cncaiit6' con- SUI conversation viva !
;tniclla. D'Anniinzio siente una gran
predilecci6n hacia Ii ord"n francisco
ina, es rcndi.l0. adInirador del "Po
vcrelIo" dc Asfs. nAnnnunzio Sc pro
Rdrle visitar de nucYo IA Umbria. pa
n tnolnr lnisticismo cabe Is muro<
seeulares as In PorciupcuR,
sFudronle al poeta nlostrados los ri.
cos tcsoros de orfcbrcrfa, que en- va
SOS sagrados y en-. eplblemas .rcligio
SOS, Sc coIiscrya en- Maguzzano. Hay
allf luna tsrlzDbizantina de. plIta SD
brTeftraelas finalpelta3 cinceladass qus
tiele lha glsrids;a historia, J que per
-tenafD asla9 sleSia dc .Maguzzanos N,
|, Iaess5tiGsFael .:dSsastfeaide Caiureth
Sc. bus6 a salyo esta cruz ii costa R
gran1vs egfgyrzys .nu -irs 1nllcfro. qut
fue Tfestitufda stfs III boseetloras o1on
otr5s objei6s Fhfi0sos que 'liho tlispef
saf. ID violeRSia dc 1;ai sufeafray ~ ffiHttf2
zlo iaiiti1fr6 ic:uimiipjitdamgnta aduclia o55oo
.ya, ! = .pfrometi5 { los strsaspehseg, 0tse
Al9i:,lrlesss coh 9s5H INN c,istSdia. . 'n ra'l
s(1f'1 a3Il Iis7971 I.'t0% upEF
AL 9esReqlrse de los psagdres, Dan, Dan,
'illlrszia los o,seaalQ con IN retEato su
yo ~, 81 qr.ess eseribio esta dedigatc',
rid 4 mes cherssi tfreres en- le fills
dc. l'H@hhie Allhiee et seinpers % dejt
en- todos los rc1isiosos Ia estela dc IN
sfocpslslp Imboglsabls. "a
y P1es ayseh, Ell torno dc este ,hechc
tan sencillo Ia prellSa neconal ferjt
una leyenda que conmcvio al pats; Ii
'leyenda lie que q poeta cansado dc |;
fsida asltada, pensaba pasar sus t1lti
mos dfas en- cl retro dulce y apaci
bic dc un conycnto. la dedi,atoria
puesta al pie dcl retrato con que OBJ
sequiara rs padres trapenses: "a
mis- queridos hermanos Ell el Hijo del
Ho'nbrc, ahora y siempre', dieron pic
,ai tales conjetras.
soBre Gargnacco cay6 una vcrdGde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-24
milan, octubre de l9:2.22.

Milan, octubrc de 1922.
Gabrielle. ItAImunzio esta yd, a
Dies grasias, coinpletamente restablc-
edo de las iieridas que. recibic,e en-
el lamentable accidente &c .su villa. Ell
insigic poeta. gloria j orgull0 lie las
lctfas nacionales ha rttotnado reno
vGdo n sus inaravillcsas s multifpr-
mes actividaics.
FL poeta- ha qucrid0 c3mcedersc linas
horas de solaz, despues de tan pro
Ilongada clatisura. s su .priincra e&cur-
sion ila sido el inolasterio de steguz-
Aano, cerca dc Tomato. en- Ia prot;n-
|cia de ,Brescla, q poods Kilometres dc
|Cargnacco. s,, s.. D. u ;,,. .,..
Ell monasterio de Maguzzaif6.. 5aesta
Iabitado pois trapenses dc "a. Ordcn IL.
los Padres &c Alserie'', enigradss p
Italia, despues de hSber, sispf fffppIs:I,
dos de su coiiyepto en- noinbre dc Ia
|l5pertad, dc Ia fgnaldad ds la fra
lternidad, dc Nuestfa. Scilara .qe StaSless
hi, e Algeria, en- cunpIiniefto dc Ia
icy 1s aquel sitario de ;CC;olabcs que
intcnt6 natsr la fe eli Fraicia, des-l
Itrnycildo a las Congregation Fcligids
sas. 's 49,. ~ .,sy E.;gIss q.
Los trapenses Dc aIqguzzano, son
cillcuenta y peFteneecn a diyersas u ma. q;
cionalidades, pero, en- su me yor porte.
son fransescs. Preyrnldcs de- 70 visit
.ta t!el poeta, los bucnos padres Sc pre-
'pararon q: recibir con extraordinar rios
honores al ilsolito sisifante, sin pres
#cindir dcsde luego del cs,racter SEN
ellie y sinsero de- 81 accst,nnbrada
hospitalida.E. ~. 6
Hicieron aflufr haeia Il lefrectorio
n las friltasl mas exquisitas dc s.su
huerto, y algunas botellls dc buen vi
no, de que las bodesas del conyento
tienen abundante y selecta provision.
A la ti5rtesfa de les hunlil1es trapen-
ses respondi6 Ell poeta con su fami
liar amGbilidad, y nlaiayill6 a los pa
dres con complete conocimicnto de d.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-24
-:AVISO:- ::
Consdlado de EspaEa en- San Juan dc
Puerto Rico.

Ell Consulate de Espafia en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico recuerda a todos
los espaiioles RESIDENCES en- la Isla y
sujetos al servicio militar y que no
esten en- filas, la obligation que les
impone la VICENTE Ley de Recluta-
miento Y Reemplazo.
Y con el fin de evitarles el perjui-
clio que Sc les irrogaria de no cum
plir 10 que en-. ella Sc determine, Sc
publican a continuation los articulos
213 y 316 de la citada Ley.
Art 213.-Durante los meses de No
viembre y Diciembre los indi-
viduos sujetos al servicio mill
tar, que no esten en- flas, cual-
quiera que sea su situaci6n, pa
saran una revista anual ante las
autoridades nilitares locales o
Consulares.
Art. 316.--Los que dejen de pasar,
la revista anual, viajen . CAM
bien de residencia sin dar el de-
bido conocimiento, seran casti-
gados con una multa de 25 a
250 pesetas en- la prirnera fall
ia; de 80 a 500 en- Ia segunda
y dc 100 a 1000 en- los demas
casos, sufriendo la prision sub
sidiaria que corresponds, 81 re-
sultaren insolventes.
San Juan defPuerto Rico / Noyiem-
bre 1922.
FL Consul de Espaia,
Ernesto Freyre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-24

m lluvia dc cartas Y dc telcgr1mas.
Sc enviaron allf por Gocenas irndge-
ncs sagrsdas y multitud dc testiino-
nos de simpatia Y dc afecto por. di-
versus personals cntidades rcspeta-
Hes. EmPcro, es D'Annunzio enemigo
{ tales interpretaciones fantasticas,
: Sc aprcsur0 deslnentir los rlno-
res circuIGnteS.
Pero, el hecho es que D'Annunzio es-
ia llevando una vida retirada, Des-
lie Ia soletlad de su retro, lcjts del
mundo, el poeta tTabaja infatigable-
mente Ell pro de Ia pstria. ALI rcribe
las visitas de sus admiradorcs Y &c
srs amigos; v alta sonnbray de los ci-
lln,eses de los laureles dc su jartlin
ro4nucve de vez' 'ciii, -ctufain61 las fibras
mas seilsiblcssJs lSa conclendia nacioz
NAL, aprcliuncihhdol Adisedrsos !, como
dlqucl .gpgea,la9 .gpe ha pluahps pllusi dtas sdirigi66
1 pnao GoMisi6pB de les = qisrcros del
-pueltoa p 9ea Napales,aq acqai0 a sa. ga.
'itlfdarle. y taYas lsnas stl q rs
z La patris. neeesita del poeta. Dan
hunzio en-, estoss m0maertOgS en- que el
FasGisnio Sc cieIne ia1nehazader sobre
II cielo I,:drias putieFtG sersel yfnculo
de union que estredaiaEa al las ,,ficio-
Atfes que con taIlto escarniamiento :.
, ,'caombaten, Y a afos1 9iiilesA aeordes de
su Ira inspirada Racer despertar en-
1tos corazoiies dcisuss coifciudadanps 10
oohciencia de sus altos ideberes y los
sentiinientos de confraternidad que el
Hijo del ghombre predic0 lose'hoan-
pres 4 Ssl pcso fusaz pqr este lnundo.
X Mario CoRSINI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-24
AREG|B0.

Nov. 22.-Ayer estuyieron ell este
pierto. los vapores Puerto Rico, de
la New York el Helen, de la Bull.
Hoy estuyo en puerto el vapor Ma
riana" con variada carga. Ell yiernes
Is esperado el vapor San Lerepzo'',
con 100 tonaladas de carga y ell do
mingo el Norma.
La calnpaiia del sexto llamamien-
to para socios de la Cruz Roja en- es-
Ia ciudad sc lleva c;.bo con f6 y en-
tusiasma por el comite local Todas
las personas responder a. Ia invita-
ci6n, salvo algunos indiviauos que VI.
por su escasa inteligencia Il otras eau
sas no pueden comprendcr 10 que sig
nifica esta humanitaria institution.
No Sc. plede pedfr peras. Il o1mo.
Las obras del acueducto adelan-
tam y va. casi todo el material ha lie
gatlo de los Estados Unidos y L: tn
IBERIA estd va cerca de la antigua ha-
cientfa San Francisco N.
Ell cafe del sefior Oswaldo lPadi-
la situado en- Ia Plaza do sfhhoz Ri
vera es objetQ de grandes reforlnas
para convertible en- I'm esplendido col
mado Ell seiior Padilla Sc propone
montarlo con todc el lujo y abundaps
cia de toda clase de artfculos pfopios
dc Ia pr6xima navidad Z N
"A Ia psrte sur de Ia Plaza Munoz
Rivera Sc estan instalallo elegantes
tocos eIectricos al igual de les delnasd
do 10 part9 norte.
Para q proxinir yierhes anpncia
el cine Victoria, le proyecci6n de sla
hcrnosa peiicula ALa vuelta Ill Ho-
gal'' el cine Ideal exhibc dicho Gfa |
la sugestiva pelfcula dc zoId que lie.
va por tftulo "Tfabajo''. I'll cine Are
cibc con sus pelfculas por episodios
Iona cada noche toda sn localidad.
C'OtYGspOltsal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-24

3 slraues s,als.sas. lsat lssaao uso ss
issas AZ asaanaf Haie lsaie ssala
e. Va Nolls aiev usW ssla 81 ~.
aas ssaas ss.s aas saaAssasae. eae 49,.
lauscar nessaa D. uus f>a.NsauHauen.
SO qaassn dr sus s,s.ssaies. Mas.
81 sa.aatis rslo no rslamsciar ti,sie
81 Ssssssalio ini,ade ssno qac l,esss
sHes A,rfmusus nulomsslles
Haze mas ae m Hae lsa esaaae trn.
iauao sufamcs. 3 angWa.e ese irfiedo
machos clciis0s a. uasasutrS in han
aasliaao. > m tuca uamerc DE- cllos
han ieaificados haixr sido curados
pr s1la.
Al prrguntarsclc rnanlo titmpo ha'
ia gnc slia iruia cse pedcr. conicsi6
rs una mcrccd cur pios me ha ccn
cciiao. Ia be icnido ioaa Ia vida nj
i,fincipio rchusc cjcriiarla. pcrc haS
qnincc aiios me decidi a cumplir coT
mi dclscr y ahora cmplco todo mi item
po hacienda 10 que Dies me ha Orde
nado~. sY cuantas personas ha cura
do I'd. ''oh. miles y miles. vienen a
mi cn folnaa dc corrieiitcs y al reti
Iarsc resrcsan a sus casas complcta
mcnte curadas''.
L PLANDOLIT.
g.Nucva York. Nov. IL dc 1877
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-24

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sslalasas ylsan s.mls@ w De can.
poe, sssa a. t.alaaae a. Nalaosia
sss. IA aaannaaa ana unlss nuErs
auN. stwon = acSif y las eu,cs 10
heasa safws tan maFAsniOaN oae "a
rssmoe D. ioaas las partcs da Sar ;
D. lUs rSia,los Cd aUrsc yiAlan a ~
tasa PARA ST rafaaos.
~ 6icr qoc rila laa rnrsdo casos o.
cznCrr. iubeisalosls. cnfer1ncdndcs De-
rOrazsn = mslrS usaos srrlos. cOm'
cnfer1nc,ladcs del essssnago. rcuinaiis
mo ; cCzcna. pouicndc sinuplcnncnt'
sns manos soiIre lcs cnfcrinos. re
pitiendOles muchas yccrs CUE sus una
les han dcsapacecidos.
Son ian,ss las persOnas que van :
vcrla, que sc Ia visto oAUgada a eln
plear un. secrctariC. = es peocsari,
yer a este para iiombrar IA fecha q
que uno pOdra vcr a a TIA Atollic. Il
curandrra. Ia asJmlsi1sl . 50 presen
eia rs reguIa,la pcr medic de tickets
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-24
I CAIRO DODGE

Ell nejor defensor del CARO- Dodge
es su propio dueho. X mucho mas
ahora que recibe uu excelente servi-
clio.
Agentes: Andreu, AguiIar ' Co..
San Juan, r. r. Adxk
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-24
UNA PALoMA QUE yUET.A.

Lorenza Bklnos, residente en- la ca
lie del Sol No. 70, ha informado que
aver tarde, las 6, Sc desaparecio de
su casa una joven bien parecida que
le habfa siaS entregada, de nombre
Rosa Tirado, de is amos, trigueda, y
que usa el pelo cortado.
So haYdadp ayiso IA detcctivc,
haIfnes inyesuean q eqsVl
The Topeka state journal., 1922-08-18

ge low prices
by We
~ tg ear grocer o
they ma
b pit h
towerpr
N W - - ~ - r H
- = - - - -
MI YouwnMnM NIL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-18

A. Whetstone, Juliet. All being star performers kept the audience in an uproar. Mrs. Bohannon is of the ca- pable teachers at Howard college and reader of more than local reputa- tion. Mrs. Whiteside is & splendid artist and a reader, telling stories to tho children at the East Lake library every week. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Whetstone are both musicians of high rank and have splendid his- trionic ability.
 Splendid Music.
 Special music was given. Mrs Winifred Witherspoon sang. "Hark! Harki The Lark" Schubert's arrange ment of Shakespeare's serenade In Cymbeline. This artist also sang. "The Holiday" and Hedge Roses" Then there was violin, flute and plano music played beautifully by Mrs. Charles Bernard. John Vincent, Jr., and Frank Basenberg. The latter has been much in demand in New York for solo-violin work.
 The refreshments were cunning. The dainty cakes were embossed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-18
CALOMEL PURIFIED
 OF OBJECTIONABLE
 EFFECTS, LAST
Success Crowns Efforts of Pharmaceutical Chemists to Rid Popular Medicine of Its Nauseating and Dan- gerous Qualities-Calotab bs the New Name.

A triumph of modern pharmacy that is designed to bless the whole world. from the King on his throne to the humblest laboring man---that is the opinion of druggists who have been watching the sale of the new calomel tablet that Is free from the objectionable effects of the old-styie calomel
 An occasional purifying of the sys- tern and thorough cleansing of the liver are absolutely essential to the maintenance of health, and calomeI is the only drug that gives perma- nent results. Now that the unpleas- ant effects are entirely removed. the popularity of the new calomel Calo- tabs, will be vastly increased. One tablet on the tongue at bedtime, with a swallow of water. that's all-no taste or unpleasantness of any kind good nights sleep and you wake next morning feeling fine, with clean liver and hearty appetite. Eat what you please-no danger.
 Beware of limitations, Genuine Calotabs are sold only in checker board" tblack and white) packages bearing the copyrighted trade mark "Calotabs" The large, family size sells for thirty-five cents; vest-pock- ct size. ten cents All dealers are authorized to refund the price if yod are not delighted with csictabs. = Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-18
THOMAS INCE'S "HAIL THE
 WOMAN. AT THE TRIANON

In compelling drama on the diff ference the world makes in it's treat ment of the sexes, G. Gardner Sulli- van appears before the world as champion of woman. MT. Sullivan's weapon of championship he has en- titled very strkingly with the signif- ican title Hail The Woman" which is an excellent index to the type of the story. The picture Is being of- fered at the Trianon, where it Is an attraction far enough above the ordi- nary to be called real screen event among local picture goers.
 When womankind acquires a cham pion like Gardner Sullivan they have one who understands the art of his weapon-the pen. Sullivan Is known among movie producers as one of the model writers for the screen. In pre- senting his drama of womanhood, he has not faled to make his message intensely interesting and vital aside from employing his talent for enter taining people from the mere stand point of amusement. In, Hail The Woman" the story takes the life of a girl and her brother in a family of a puritanical type in small town, and leads both through a dramatic series of happenings that bring out very forcibly the application of the double standard by father who pro- fess himself religious leader. While the girl Is the central figure in the story, the brother is an interesting character and his little deserted wife Is dramatically appealing.
 The cast of Hail The Woman" is one that contains a notable number of popular artists. They are Flor ence Vidor Charles Meredith. Madge Bellamy, Lloyd Hughes, Theodore Roberts, Fully Marshall and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-18

with primroses, and the club colors of pink and green appeared In the hints. The programs were hand painted.
 The hostesses for the open meeting were Mrs. John Vincent. Mrs. Thom- as R. Lea, Mrs. Roberta Culpepper. Whiteside, Mrs. J. c. smith. Mrs. L. A Whetstone, Mrs. w. F. Bohannon and the president of the club, Mrs. Ernest LaPointe. These ladies were assisted in receiving by Mrs. P. P. Burns and Mrs. J. M. Hankins.
 A Little History,
 The Fortnlghtly Shakespeare club was organized after the style of a New York club of the same name. A story. written by Mrs. Anna Randall Diehl, president of that club, con- cerning the influence of Shakespeare upon history, was published in a magazine a number of years ago, found locally in the library of Mrs. J. M. Minter. was read. This in- spired the organization, which is the magic touch of Shakespeare. to greater spiritual heights. Prof. P, P. Burns. who occupies the chair of English literature at Howard college, has been the guide of the club from the beginning of the organization. He has explained the plays to the members in order that all their beauty and finer points might not escape the appreciation of the mem bers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-18

Told Everything.
 Of course the ladies have always been speaking. but this time Portia, Juliet, Ophelia and Lady Masbeth had a chance to open up good and proper. For they were far away from taw or any restrictions from conservative members of their fami- les--being at a water-eure resort. One heard them tell things about their famous husbands and sweet hearts that, even old Bill Shakespeare would have been surprised to know were true.
 The event was clever burlesque lasting 45 minutes and even Juliet remarked
 "Oh, when Romeo was coming around, how l wish we had kept a dogi He once remarked to me: l would I were a glove upon that hand, that I might touch that cheekn His remark about my hands now, in con nection with the price of gloves. are not quite so flattering."
 The other women heard Opelia re- late, q am fond of Ham, very, but there are times when he Is a trying person to live with! I really am E full way of seeing ghosts over the shoulders"
 Many Guests.
 The play, of which the above pho tograph gives a glimpse. was put on at the Psi Delta Fraternity hall at Howard college, and to the meet ing the Shakespeare club of Birming- ham, as a body, was invited-and all of the Federated clubs had repre- sentatives.
 What an awful time 1t was, though, getting the proper dress parapher- nalia together. Such a borrowing such a stew to match the colors. FL nally the costumes assembled were made up from heirlooms jealously guarded in various treasure chests. Lady Macbeth's costume was gath cred from the four directions. Her skirt of heavy brocade was contrib uted by Mrs. Grant Atkinson, the satin basque by Mrs. A. F. Mason the procaded jacket by Mrs. Manly Moore, the comb by Mrs. Turner and the lace scarf by Mrs. A. D. Smith, while the fan was borrowed from member of the Randolph family and has a history all it's own since it was made from a satin waistcoat, hand painted and bordered by panel of real lace.
 Height of Feminism.
 Juliet also wore real lace scarf belonging to the Randolphs; Portia was dressed in cap and gown she wore on her graduation day at the Woman'a college not many years ago. while Ophelia had on white robe of Grecian type.
 The play was meant to express the embodiment and height of modern feminism. It was under the direc- ticn of Mrs. W. E. Bohannon. who was Lady Macbeth. and Mrs. H, 5. Whiteside, who was Ophelia, Mrs. ]. c. Smith was Portia and Mrs. l..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-18
RANDOM NOTES


 Miss Edith Mabry Is attending the meeting of the State Federation of Women's clubs, in Tuscaloosa.
 
 Mrs. ". P. Turnipseed is represent ing the Thread Story club Tt the State Federation in Tuscaloosa. Mrs. Hugh D. Merrill and Mrs. Paul Yam have returned to their homes In Anniston after a few days visit in the city.
 Mrs. Solon Jacobs will leave today for Baltimore, where she will attend the meeting of the National League of Women Voters, of which she Is secretary. While in Baltimore. Mrs. Jacobs will attend the International Conference for Women. Mrs. Gaillard Hamilton of Mobile is the guest of relatives in the city. Mrs. Elliott Futile Williams and little son, who have been the guests of Mrs Williams father. Mir. T. IT. MoIton. at Fairhope, spent the week end with friends in Mobile.
 Mrs. E. G. H. Grogan of Anniston is the guest of Mrs. c. w. Clark in the city.
 Miss Anne Curtis, who has been the guest of Mrs. Norborne Cooke, has gone to Greenviile. S. C.. where she will remain until she goes to Ashe- vile for the summer.
 
 Mrs. George Reynolds has returned from the Mississippi gulf coast. where she has spent the past few months.
 
 Mrs. Walter Newbold walmsley, who has spent the past six months in South America visiting friends, will return today to the delight of her many friends. MT. Walmsley, who went to New York 10 days ago to meet Mrs. Walmsley. will return with her.
 Friends of Mrs. H. scudder Ryall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-18
STRENGTH VITALITY
 HAPPINESS
A Message to People in Poor Health Who Want to
 Be We'll

If you are in poor health merely from q general rundown condition, get some Guides Pepto- Mangan of your druggist and take 1t with your meals for a few weeks or until you feel right again. Pepto- -Mangan Is a wonderful tonic and blood builder and is very pleasant to take. It does not act like miracle. It's effects are gradual, but real and sure. It con tains iron in q form easily digested and absorbed by the system. For thirty years Guides Pepto- Mangan has been used by physicians as a tonic for down people. Don't continue to be weak, nervous. and headachy--take Gude's Pepto- Man gan and restore your good health Thousands have been helped back to health by it--you can be benifted If you will accept this truth and act now. Sold in both liquid and tablet form.-Adv.