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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-09
NOTRE DAME NOTES

ToDAT-The Harp singers. con-
cert. Washington hail s p m: Notre
Dame Us. Michigan Aggfes. basket
ban. Lansing. Mich. p. m.
Last nights concert OF the Un.vers-
ftv orchestra was a distinct boost 20
school musical activities, IL being one
OF the best that has been given by a
similar Notre Dame orchestra IN
several seasons
Organization OF swimming classes
a the university as an optional
eourse for Freshmen now gives the
ysarIines -four physical training sub
iscls 70 pick from. The regular sym
York. boxing and wrestling are the
other lines they may pursue 20 gain
ne necessary credit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-09

CHICAGO. Dec HOGS Ef-r rfs
$4,000. ma-ket steady. top $50 bulk
SS6I $50. heavy1ve gh-, 81 ljzl SO me-
dunn weight. Ss-2jn s -. IKa- 3, BOA
k3J. light lights. $500 sG5 heavy pack
ing. smooth. s. Co.'S: packing sows.
rough. $1,000 100 pigs s~II ~.
SHEEP Receipts 30. market strong
l5c higher. lambs SI3-251l $50 Gull and
common. - ga I3 yearil1E wet 1ers. 50 -
GIBBS ewes. Si75G77j. Gull and COM
mon. g. JGm5
CATTLE Receipts 400. market To-
higher choice and prime s12d $50. me
dunn good. STd0H -. common. 81 ia
30 good aud choice. SI0Ml5. commo o
medium g. J0d 10 butcher cattle. heifers.
81 .50d i0: cows. 81 25a -. bulls. 8 .40G
S "a. Gamer cutters. S2.+O13-c5. Gamer
steers. S3N3.7j. veal calves s. 51d 20
feeder steers. sJONs stocker steers.
g. J0Ns. stocker cows heifers. $40 =
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-09
PTTT>BIRG LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBt re-. Pa. Dee. s--CATTLE-
supply Light. market steady choice
50 T5d 10 =. prime. S9d8J0. good. 81 -
G.1Jd7J0. common. 81 5Oa6. common 70
good fst bulls. 81 CO.'S so comm 20
good rat cows 81 JCda5o- helf-rs. - %
d7G5. fresh COWS and inringe7. S5uN
81. veal calves SIS heavy and thin
calves. S51 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Supplv. 20
head market steady prime wethers.
s. 25FiSJO good m i1ed. ST25MS fair
mixed. S55oTT CUTS and common. S2G1
lambs Sl5G
HOGS Receipts. 5000 head market =
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-09
The report OF the Thrift savings

"N ~ FD'' va 'i'S ai'aiiA ''fiiiS'
Bank OF the pubic schools shows
that since the opening OF the fiscal
year there have been 1851 pupils
enrolled a. depositors. During the
month OF November. there we're
4.126 deposits totalling s1.741-12.
and III Withdrawals total'inK
S677.55.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-09

Dyeing r E. Cleaners
Advt. 33s-44
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-09

Dyeing. 3. B. Cleaners
-Adv.-3sS-344
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-09
Three plays, Our Minister


served at the First Christian church
on Sunday. Mrs +. W Cole. wife
of Rev. Elmer Ward Cole. pastor.
will be the speaker.
Mrs Cole - an ordained minister.
having filled the pulpit in Hunting
ton while her husband was over
seas. She viii speak on missionary
work in general
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-09

Because OF the intricacies Of postal
and shipping service between this
country and Germany. all packages
viii hereafter require two customs
decorations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-09
Here and There

\ community party and reception
in honor of Sen.-Elect Chester w.
Perkins. was held last night at the
Studebaker school under the joint
auspices of the Parent-Teacher as
ISOLATION and the Studebaker Civic
club.
The most serious mistake on earth is
being too serious
Julia Dull. sos $. Laurel St. was
the latest victim OF the local raiding
squad at $3.50 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. when she was arrested and
charged with unlawful possession OF
liquor.
One quart of colored mule found
i'm her home by Officers Whitmer.
Winters and Pinter resulted in
her arrest. Bonds Of $500 were
furnished for her appearance IN the
City court.
What will you give your wife for
Christmas? Let Us suggest box OF the
kind of cigars you smoke.
Patients of the HeaIthwin hospital
were entertained last night by the
Studebaker Light Six SaXophOne sex
tette. 4 very interesting program
was given and Director Koehn was
highly applauded 1t is said that
o45i,i,,al ,,ro,,,.,,,,e ,,-;rI Ina Give,
Inv The sexte7fe NJ the bosnitaI
tbrouq,bout the vrinter uontbs
The height Of ignorance is thinking YOU
know everything.
D,-o-, 80 IL -. 81, -,
,o-, I-~,rf,,aI,.., t.~a-.i.,.i,,, e.. -.
- 80 . .'o, 80, ~. "e
''-oI $500 - - "a 80 - ne &c
iol. ilelu as III nv
80 ! 00i,i', = '''e ''i % Oo'i'-
i''1'0e o"'iU''is
,v, l., g ,,-, .,
lHeLe no 90 IKE an OIo FooI
anu 'e way u oman VIII DC
~ eSeIlIeu 10Y the young people OF
.he Flrst Me'hou-Sl cnurch Ihurs-
uaS DeC' - al 'He LakeNlAe High
scho0'.
Inc pays are gwen FOR the rails
ING OF fund for the church. The
program VIII start at clock in
Io' '"N VIM ~ ou-
-. -, 50 ca vi ~
ul'OnS III l. W Co'e' VIE
"iu Oo'e' pas 'oF'
MIS-. Co.e - an oIu4lheu minister,
P-'P'- All iiul'''''s
10" Vile HeI hu9Dalu was over
enc "-'l Sp'''N OH missionary
WIN III ee"e'"''
'ii''' ~" anu ram
i e"hsoury nave Ialled 10 pay MIN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-09

Alleging that Eva and Frank
Tewksbury have failed 10 pay him
on a note Of $3.50. Ralph Method
filed suit in tho Circuit court for "a
Judgment OF S675. Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-09

The Girl Reserves are 20 give a
bazaar this afternoon in the High
school corridors. The time will be
from $3.50 until $50 O'Clock. The
proceeds are 10 be used for Christ
mas service work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-09
Harding Urges Drastic Change
In Domestic Policy OF u. S.

l.m.t ~ land osns msy be ssfe.y
enlarged. Various measures srs
pend before sou ana tie bssf
Judgment 90 -1ng-ess ought 90 -
expressed Ia a p-onpt ena ctment
q. he rrasart - ~
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Preferred Dividend
To Be Resumed by
Southern Railway
Directors Declare Payment
of $3.50 a Share Due ON
November 4; Understood
To Restore the $5 Rate

Directors Of the Southern Railway
Company yesterday voted to resume
dividend payments ON the preferred
stock with declaration Of $3.50 a
share, payable November IL to stock
holders Of record October al. It is
understood that this payment restores
the SIS annual dividend rate, which was
deferred in June, 1921.
Reports that dividends at the an
nual rate Of $6 a. share would be re-
sumed at yesterdays meeting were
previously current in the financial dls-
trict end the stock has been advancing
steadily for several days past. Yester-
day there was net gain Of 2 points.
The company's pamphlet report for
1921 made public on Tuesday contained
information relative to the operations
for the first six months Of 1929, which
showed marked Improvement over the
corresponding period Of the preceding
year. In that period there was sur
plus Of s2,003,000 after fixed charges,
compared with deficit Of S4,757, 900.
Improvement in earnings were the re-
suit of better business conditions in
the South
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Affirrns I. n. t. Stock Sale
Directors Allowed One Week
to Join Readjuatment Plan

Judge julius M. Mayer, in the Fed
eral District Court yesterday affirmed
the sale of 339,l2S shares of Inter
borough Rapid Transit stock to Cap
tain D. Raymond Noyes, representing
the voting trustees under the reorgani-
cation plan, which is expected to save
the company from receivership The
voting trustees are Colonel Grayson,
Mp. Murphy, Frank l.. Polk and Guy
f. Trip.
The readjustment plan is supported
by. about 95 per cent of the bond
holders, and the objecting security
holders, represented by Elon Hobbs
and Thomas ]. Reilly, number only one
fourth of per cent of the entire body
of bondhoiders of the I. R. T.
The objectors after confirmation of
the sale of the stock, at Judge Mayors
suggestion. were Informed by Paul D.
Cravath, counsel for the purchasing
voting trustees, that they would be
allowed week to make up their minds
whether or not they would join in the
readjustment plan by depositing their
securities with the Murphy committee
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Bond Issues Authorized

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Permis.
was given the Buffalo, Rochester g.
Pittsburgh Railway by the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day to issus
and sell S4,500,000 in An per cent
bonds, to be used in retiring existing
indebtedness.
The Louisiana g. Arkansas Railroad
also was given permission to sell n
bonds to reimburse its treasury for
expenditures for additions and better
ments to its line, and the Nashville,
Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad was
authorized to assume obligations for
the payment of interest and principal
of $l,800,000 in equipment trust Sc
curities, which will be sold and tho
receipts used to buy new rolling stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Curb Prices Rule
Generally Steady
Except in Oils



Despite profit taking In Standard Oil
stocks, which resulted in reaction
I'M this group, prices IN general dis
played steady tone in active trading
on the curb market Selling I'M the oils
extended to some Of the independents,
but declines were small.
Motor stocks were active and in good
demand at higher levels. Other indus
trials acted fairly we'll. National Bis
cult new s25. par stock was traded in
on when issued basis from 80 TO 81.
Continental Mines, another addition to
the list, was active around 4h to AZ.
Vacuum Oil was an exception to the
easier trend, and active demand for
this stock carried it 48 points higher
to q new record above 700. Standard
Of Ohio also advanced further, but
Standard of New York lost 20 points
and Indiana and Kentucky shares sold
fractionaily lower
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Financial Items

Sir James Leigh Wood. of Brown Ship
.ey q So, London, arrived in New York
ssstshraay MT ,,i ana rs making his headquarters
syndicate composed of Dorutnick 4.
Deninick. Of New York City, and Daven-
fort q CO. Richmond; Va. are Offering an
issue OF Sl.3eh,o 600 Universal Leaf Tobacco
Company, Inc per cent cumulative pre.
ferred stock at io7, to yield about ~ ~
issue already outstanding and was ac. a
aulred by the syndicate from the stock
- Ben r. iichty vice president, and G.
ager OF Otto Eiseniohr & Bros. Inc, With
Others closely allied with the present
,hhanagsmsnt ,hans,s Of the company. have,
lchr acquired controi of the stock of otto
E!seniohr & Bros. Inc. The old manage
raent Will remain actively engaged in the
business, Mr Eseniohr, the president: Mr.
Iichtss vice. president, and Mr.. Elmer
brink manufacturing manager. retaining
United States Mortgage and Trust Com
pany has been appointed transfer agent
o. the capital stock OF the Mammoth OIL
Company
Harry Lawton formerly with the Guar
enty Trust Company, has Joined the New
York STAFF OF the Hibernia Securities Com
psny. Inc
The Atlantic Coast Line announces that
II fs spending sI3,0ne.00e on new equip
snent and improvements 10 it's property.
Dillon, Read & Co announce that def
mite bonds OF the Bay SuIphste Company
Linsited. drst fcleaedl mortgage IN per
cent gold bonds viii be exchanged at the
office OF the Central Union Trust Company
- and after October 16 for the Dillon.
3eed Co. interim receipts outstanding.
Hhe american Locomotive Company an
ncunces that the following railroads have
placed orcers for locomotives Chicago,
Rock 1saapd & Pacific. 10 mountain type
nad 30 Mikado type, Lnhigts VeIier. is
attkado type; Minarets & Western Mikaao
type: Green Bay q westeru. consoIida-
ton type. #
ktcth American Bank Ltd q mad declared
. nnai Dividend OF six shiiiiags q share
sn1kinx totai u i 9 peg cent for the resy
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
FINANCIAL .

HENRY j. LEAKE Auctione-r
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BIZ ADRIAN III. MULLER SON,
OFFICE, 5J WILLIAM STREET,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18TH, 1899,
Mt 1880 o'clock. ut the
EXCHANGE SALESROOMS.
NOS. IA and i6 yESEY STREET
For Account of Whom 1t May Concern.
13b shs. Four Hundred Twenty River
side Drive, Inc, Glass A.
10 shs. Mechanics & Metals Nat,s Bank
$50 shs. Tyson g. Co, Preferred.
10 shs. Mariners Harbor Natl Bank
Staten Island. N. Y.
2ta shs. Black Hawk Petroleum Co
Prefd.
shs. Nordhoff Land Co.
2 shs, International Automobile Lea que
Tire & Rubber Go.
$4,000 Chicago Railways Co Purchase
Money 5 % Bds.. 1o21
$4,000 Habirshaw Electric Cab,e Co. Convt
s. F. TSe Series "An Bonds 1888,
Ctf, of Deposit.
$4,000 Cutler Mail Chute Co So S. II
Bonds 1856.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Foreign Bonds
British Meat Company Deal

LONDON, Oct. 1S.- Over G4,Ooo,0o0
are involved in deal whereby the
Western United Investment Company
proposed to acquire the ordinary and
preference shares of the British and
Argentine Meat Company on the basis
of e5 shillings for the ordinary shares
and 36 shillings and sixpence for the
preferred. The sum is payable in cash
on November 10, while the purchase is
guaranteed by Lord Wesley and Sir E..
Fl. Vestey, directors Of the Union Cold
Storage Company. The directors of the
British and Argentine Meat Company
retire under the proposal and receive
100000 each as compensation.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
The Market

Trading in Liberty bends was ON an
unusually heavy scale yesterday, with
emphasis on the second ANS and first
aration for the payment on Monday
Tor cash subscriptions to the new gov
ernment loan The movement in this
division of the market proved slightly
unsettling to the rest of the list, which
was more irregular than In several
days. Losses were in practically all
instances limited to unimportans frac-
tions, however. The foreign govern
ment group was steady.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Curb Seats at Record Price

Two memberships in the New York
cub market were sold yesterday for
$4,000, the highest price in the history
of the exchange. The seat of Paul
A. H. Van Daell was purchased by H. Nj.
Thomas, and that of Fred W. Banfield
(deceased) was bought by Sydney
member of the firm Of
A. A. Housman & Co. E. r. Tappen,
assistant secretary Of the exchange, an
nounced that no seats were offered for
sale at present,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
General Electric Orders Up

Orders received by the General Eiec-
trio Company for the three months end
ed September 80 have been ~ per cent
greater than for the corresponding
three months in 1921, according to a
statement to the stockholders made
public yesterday by Gerard Swope,
president. Orders for the three months
this year totaled s6s,si4,6 500, COM
pared with s41.60s,3S2 for the same
quarter year ago. For the first nine
months orders totaled S176, III ,l9i,
compared with s1s5,256.4S2, an in
crease Of 80 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Days Ne,u Issues

An issue of $3,s22,o0o City Of Nor
folk, Va, bonds Of various coupon rates
and maturities has been awarded to
nayden aa Ten Wsn SfGne Ho nne a1sgmaOn
and Brown Bros. & Co. OF the total
s1,l72,00O are Az per cent twenty five
year general Improvement bonds; $780,
900 An per cent fifty-year dock bonds;
$1,000,000 per cent thirty-year dock
bonds, and $1,O00,00O per cent thirty
year water bonds. Public offering is
expected shortly.
Spitzer, Rorick & Co. and j. 8. Bache
& Co. are offering new issue of ST.
100000 State Of North Dakota per
cent Farm Loan gold bonds, due 100000
January !, 1887, and s1,000.000 Janu-
ary l. 1912, at prices to yield 4.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
HENRY j. LEAKE. Auctioneer.
ADRIAN II. MULLER q son
will sell at Auction on
SATURDAY, nCTnRER fAth 1oos

at 1890 o'clock A. NJ. at our once.
No. 66 WilliaH Street New York city,
For Account OF Whom 1t May Concern:
$500 shs,, Eastern Potash Corporation
Prefd.
200 sha. Eastern Potash Corporation
Common.
500 ahs. Raritan Refining Corporation.
$4,000 Eastern Potash Corporation a-year
Gold Notes.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14

To figure the preciea Ay,eia ~,
80 = mscsssary to use Yield tables. but ths
prSxsmats opi by ina yield can roughly be xursd
closing quotation on a bond intn thae ins
q @ the annual return. II the bond ID seilins
oeioW par you must allow also for t,e
aplpreciauon OF the principal. To do this
subtract M the market quotation from nar na,s
nn,,Ser ~ ,Ss, ard T divide the rsmainder BY the
cent bond is ceiling at 90 and has tn
years yea 10 run: the annual return will Be 8. sS
per cent; The difference between, par ana
ths IN market price win be 10 points sub
thracting h,e m SO frefn 100, Dividing 10 points
agura to te be added to 8.ss. which, ID the
ssas xsii ihissa s3ss 90 ssd ,ss e: ssssss ss
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14

To-day is yoEr last chance to
register!
III you do not register to-day you
cannot vote on Election Day!
Polls open from "A. m. to 10:30
p. m.
Register early and avoid the
crowds. a
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
GARFUNKEL & TAUSTEr

priEate Bankers. at the close os business n
'he soth DAY OF September, rs22.
RESOURCES
stock and bond investments vix:
Sooiic securities ........ fi9.sse.ga
Lo3ns and discounts secured by
ether collateral ............... s.se7.sp
Loans. discounts and bills pur-
chased not secured by collateral 6e.aso.ls4
accounts receivable .......-..... 1s.2so.ss
Due from customers for exchange,
ot.rssssts '.sssss .s'a = is!::s s!:;s;
Due from foreign banks
and bankers ..-...s. s4s5e.47
Due from trust COM
panies. b q n s. and
bankers not included
IN preceding Items. s2.ieb.ss Il
Deposits with express and steam
SNIP companies ....-.......,. ssssI s.sss
other currency authorized By the ,...s
:. laws of he United States...,. III. !.sM
ioreign currency $1,000. s...s. sssssss
Cash items. viz.
Exchanges aud checks
for next days collec-
uons .r,.s- s2sssssi.
sstanpsl -e.,ss... 4ssz ...1as
Other assets, vls:
Furniture and fixtures es.-...,..7, s,ssl.sss
Total .siss'sisss
psrn,anen. ca,,,fai . :. 'e-S5' 3is.cesee
Surplus .... 1i,lssse
Deposits
Deposits sub bject TO
check $si a14.se
Deposits. subject re no
tice, wtthdrawahle only Il ~
on presentation OF
pags-books ta.sQs.fs
Funds awaiting refund TSs.is
Due steamship coapan-
les for tickets sold. S,Sst.s1
f7fff rl.e ~ n
e'''ae' 'AesS' 49,. ,ss!..s;s,. ss!.,.;,
ssssssss ssss s.sss s.. ssss'. expenses =
Cashiers Checks s-......'. r..,4
ro.a, sis5,Aast
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Bank of Germany Statement

BERLIN, Oct. 1s. The statement Of
the Imperial Bank of German as Of
October z, shows the following changes
in marks:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
BANK STATEMENTA
REPORT OF THE CONDITION fyy r-,
INDUSTRIAL BANK OF Nv

at the c1ose of buyiness on the 7eth a.,
September, 1922. w
RESOURCES.
Specie xssssn
Other currency authorized by the ''sssE
Laws OF the United statss s,ssse
Due from The Federal Reserye ss
Bank OF New York, less or
sets -. afMs,
Due from other banks. tfast s'''t
stoch oonpan,es sna soaa and b bankers 44ssssn
yestnents. viz:
Public securities $1.S17esizS
Private securities. 57S,t77s4
Loans and discounts secured by ss'S
bond and mortgage deed or
oaps athsr ans pdal s,ssan. ssssre collateral sssss
Yosns osner s,aaa solatsrsl - s;,, s1Tsst.
chased not secured by coilat-
os.rdrsit, sssl ............. ssls.s:sa
Customers liability on accent ss1
ances (ses liabilities, psr con-
o,hsr ira, ...;. ;,,.......:.....- =. 4s.s7sn
Furniture and fix
fures ........; sss,1S4.sz
Interest earned
but not collected. 4e5eisa
n,.oo.,n. nan -.1---- 1i5,5ssss
Federal Reserve Bank OF n. 7. 7,es.
Customers liability account let ''''
ters OF credit issued. ......... ie4.s7t.ss
Total ..-....;-.; ~, .sissssssIsi
Capital stock ........,....... sf.eos.soats
Surplus:
Surplus fund. $500. 100000
Undivided profits. 11o,2is.Ta
New-York tribune., 1922-10-14

Total coin and bullion. Inc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07
BIG REVIVAL NOW
 ON IN TUSCUMb|A
Tucker Draws Large Crowds. Special Train Run From
 Sheffield

Tuscumbia, May e.-tSpeoial) )- One of the greatest revival meetings held in Tuscumbia since the days of the elder culpepper, has been in progress for the past two weeks. being conducted by Rev. George Tucker, an evangelist of Jackson, Tenn.
 The services for the first week were held In the First Methodist church, but the crowds grew to such proportions that a large tent seat ing between 1,500 and 2,000 people has been erected on the court house square. where each morning and night MT. Tucker breaches to ca paeity audiences.
 Last night a special service was held for the railroad people and a special train was run from Shef- field to accommodate those caring to attend MT Tucker was before his entry into the evangelistic field. an engineer of the Illinois Central railroad with headquarters at Jack son and Is specially fitted to deliver an address to railroad people.
 While the meeting is being held primarily under the auspices of the Methodist church, the pastors of the Baptist and Presbyterian churches and their people are present at every service and the meeting has taken on a broader field of unonism. Rev. R. I. Watson, pastor of the Methodist church, says this Is one of the great est meetings he has been affiliated with. More than two hundred people have confessed under the forceful appeals being made by MT. Tucker.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07
Row m the Cotton States Loop Seems
 About Patched Up

Meridian May s.-tSpecial)-With the exception of one hitch, which may or may not be of importance. the diff ferences of Secretary W. A. Ander- ton and President Dodds of the Cot ton States league give promise of amicable adjustment. proposition submitted by the league directors has been accepted by Secretary Anderton, which in effect is that the latter be compensated for his services to June by the amount of his salary to that date, a sum around s1,200. The hitch lies in the positive refusal of Secre- tary Anderton In 8 statement made today to relnquish any funds, books or other league property in his pos session as secretary until his bond Is surrendered to him by the assocla- tion president and that this settle ment and transfer shall be made at his office In this city by the presi- dent in person or his authorized rep resentative. This being done, Secre- tary Anderton states he will relin- duish the office of secretary of the league to c. F. Meadors, who was ap- pointed as his successor by President Dodds. with the Fanction of ma iority of the directors at recent meeting in vicksburg unless he (An- derton) should remove his office to Clarksdale. the home of the president. which the latter refused to do.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07
Judge Makes Erroneous Pre-
 diction Regarding Lawyer

sAbout one clean shirt Is all thought he would eyer wear. He had fallen away to more shadow: was as yellow as saffron and often doubled up with pain. Doctors continually gave him morphine and were about to operate for gall stones. Mayr's Won- derful Remedy quickly restored him pie, harmless preparation that re- moves the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflam- mation which causes practically all stouAch, liver and intestinal ailments, tnclulding appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. At all druggists-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07
SELMA WIRELESS TO
 LISTEN IN ON GAMES

Selma, May 6.-(Special.)- .)-Chief w. H. Blakely of the local fire depart ment announced Saturday that in the early future. or as soon as weather conditions are more favorable, base ball reports on big league and South ern league games will be received over wireless station at fire station No. 1. The outfit, which was installed about three weeks ago, has been highly successful and entertaining for the men, who arc kept indoors throughout the day and night. Must cal and church services from broad casting stations in the northern states constitute the major portion of events received through the air over this outfit