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New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
FARMS FOR SALE
New York state
500 Gets David Williams Farm
256 Acres for Quick Sale

Formerly owned By esptor famous British
SOY good nelghbors. pleasant surroundings.
excellent markets. handy village. i7S acres
rnaohlne-worked fslds. big cattle and sheep
pasture abundance wood. timber. pleasantly
outbuildlnrs To settle Affairs 1890 fakes
a. only t1ob needed See 1i-acre Village
farm near Albany. $50 fruit trees. only
9tit0 same trip. y. J. STEWART. StrOli
Farm Agency. KErena. - y
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
GREENWICH

FOR sALE-cozy cottage. BEDROOMS, 'ii.
hath. dining room. living room. hall. pan
trv. ana roomy Kitchen. hot water heat
large hrepiaca. oak floors. e.ec.Tlc nFht a.
r. raen. vegetable garden. b-auufgl snal.
tres and evergreen minuteT rlk 20
r. r station. 50 minutes 20 "a Al. t.ins
rrsrf 20 see
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
WEsTwooD
4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY

From iT-fo acres near Westwood. SUIT.
abis for asb-diviaion. e-roon cottage and
outbulidlnEs and Eentlsmaa'n country home
consisting % - rooms and three baths
modern Ia every respect. including 10 acres
all % which may b. purchased In part oi
whole liberal terms FOR the right people
Florencs Lawrence estate. Riverside Road
Wesfwood " = Phone Wesiwood zli-L
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o. New s.ys j Jersey Jssrs' IS
MoNTCIAIR
MoxTcLAIR y :

MONTC1-AiR. y. :.
tls f60 colonial Residence. EafAgs. centre
hall living rooms. sun room. dining
room. kitchen. bedrooms. baths
exceptional location.
SIS. 5oo. reduced from fsooeo. for infnr-
dlate sale. artistic brick aud frame
nnoyntsinslds realdence. nearly an acre
ln lawn snd gardens, choicest section
of town. y rooms 2 baths. l-chr Ea-
rage with chauNeurs quarters
"a. 2 CONNOLLY A CO.
OPP LacEawanna station. Moniciair
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
BRONXvILLE
COMFORTABLY. ATIRACTIVE HoUs

COMFORTABLE. ATTRACTIVE HOUSE,
riaf .ofs ffr.si 10 rooms. le-..
stone steps roadway and driveway
~ house and double Farafe steam htll
rss ef.cfrIrify. instarfarroun waffr hrALtf.
rsrdrr fruit trees. bushes. rrare frpof .
AMPLE room for tennis court. hiFh eltF@
lion. unsurraffff view four bloc 20 rom
9rorr,fii. efafior ore block from rev
P~0rx nfrrr roadway bargain tn QUICK
buvsr s.. 900 0RtEN. 3 Wall -
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
MAssaehusrtts

FRrr u,t ~ houses FOR sale and rsn,
wrii. VAN wiNKLE CO. Rutherford.N ~
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
ss5 RIVERSIDE DRIVE.


GRAfsD coNcoURsE 1917 near isttf
a. DupieE apartment. . rooms. 2 bafhs
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
DOUGLAS NASoK

BARGAIN-Artisls home. = acre On MI
with view over the bay. wonderful trees.
hollow tile and sfucco houts ! rooms and
: baths. garaEe. owner moving 70 f,enas
Price 81. 900. easy terms. y. HAht
WEIGH, Dougisston. \. Y. Tel hil
Hnvalde
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

PUTNAM COUNTY. biz. Wild. brook. ponds'
lake fffes acrfs grand views. rooms
.hafs 500 ff on state road phone. mall. bus
miles Peeknkill. $500. acres SO pa ap-
pie trees. shack. z miles Carmel $500. 100
ncres 9 rooms barn. orchard. tim oef' dltt
fosa frf~a carmel spring. great elefa-
I ton f.Tf0 40 cnthlogurf lntefNlrNh
STATE road fertile farms. brooks esihiss
/ tfsrander. ] East "a Vanderbilt 1877
rfekfkiN phone 90.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

ron SALE. small farm Or summer , IONS
in fh~ BrrashIres. summer resort eneNh
u faksn at once owner going West tsi
ts-s or write. p W. oids' HousA's"'''
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

DIRECT WATERFRONT. charming s'ucco
house rooms. baths. hof water heat.
large sun porch beautiful grounfs. b@s'
rsraf~ rarage must SOL 81 sacrlhce
might rent wlfh option. Dhi MMoND. -
Tosfon Poet Road Lnrchmorf Ts' SO. or
Murray HHi 1888
lots n THE MANOR-Location idea.
with water view. gas. electricity, sever
sr. near trolley. station, stores schools
and churches. 1trtof. $500
ARTHUR :. HAWLEY,
r.fsphors as a. Bosfon Poet Road
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Real Estate Opportunities Briefly Told
REAL ysrArE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

oFFER for sais property IN IN. tos. close
10 Madison av.. recently put In etcenen'
repair. All space rented a. moderate prices
vii rive etS of value of the properly IN
rnortear~ on Sc basis actual cash outlay
shows lee. return basis Inquiries can be
Addressed 10 POstofice Box Sc.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
BLOOMFIELD

CASH 81 sI.ooo-NEW. CENTRAL. rssidsn-
uai section. fir rooms every impt only
tT.eeo MARTIN REALTY CO. - Broad
o. Phones Bloomnsld iiit-1iiG
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

Recent dispatches from Iiaos -. -.
missioner Van Norman, bue1.ssl .sssl
state that Rumsnia Is importing sr,s
quantities Of Ponsh cotton foo' .rlS
i.od1. The Bucharest tenuis
continues duh
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
REAL rsrArE-saLE OR RENT
Long Island
nnIGHTwATERs. I. 1

BRIGHTwATERs 7. 7
Hour from Penn. Htatlon-BCNGLA- A.
LOW and COTTAGE plots. contain
inr 7 city lots only tteo ~. easy
terms Book % plans 20 each pur-
chaser T. y. A n. " ACkkiisON,
Hrirhtwatsrs l. l. - Court o..
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS FOR
sAIE
Long Island

Jackson HEIGHTs-f-roou cooperative
apartment for sale. upkesp Ike rent
4 = Lincoln. 40 s5th 81. Elmhurs'
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

~ THE BERKshlRE HILLS al,
Charmlnr remodelei farm house ne.a
Stone arepIar.. fruits berries kitchen gar-
den. 90 acres wonderful mountain We"
on'I - RlpwELI. BEcKET. MASS
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
FLUSHING

to.RooM HOUSE. furnished; immediate
occupancy: moderate rent.
grounds. residential district con,enisn'
trains and trolley. flushing slAls ~ 30
cusl st Flushing. l. !
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
FARMS FOR SALE
New York state

New York state
EVERYTHING - ioo0-AcRE ESTATE -
tgT.t0 ACRE
Two farm houses. tenant. eleetIiel,l
furnscs bulldlnEs crops. implements
fruit. thoroughbred stock water. game
ash I 900 n views sites. falls, timber
bsst roads markets. 2 railroads. miles
county seaf miles \. y. ~ miles Terms
Owner sunern y. Y
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WHITE rLAINs

DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE. on corner
riof rooms f.iAf baths. shower. rrs-
rfsre. steam heat large porch convenient
fn station pfice reasonable
4. 4. JIST. AGENCY.
Jusf RidE Marfine Ave- White llsinf
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

tRTAI OPPORTUNITY ~ OF loh AClloN
can bus if-rocm attractive nous'' ~
fr- -urs,errenfs ertra baths an1 ioileis pio'
7sTffo. rarase for three cars b.st f,ii Nv,
fIsf action south Ncr.frr. facrince l.l'..-
WM. 4. CONIT. Real Estate ana Inhuf-
ace ID MornlnFsi1e Ave. lonsefs- ihoAe
$3.50.
sACRfFICE-Ms estate oveflooE
ing Hudson River and PaAsaces lt-Io9in
toufe rranfe 90 second foor. pAtnt
car rf0rc rsrage. ~ acffa -
rrourdr. sof gesf frontage on WafoeIton
tve. viii sa-r.fce for mortgafes. hbtfsi
terms ROBERT BADENHoP' -'' hfo@I'
nav Nnw fnrF inrflHrdf ff.'
$500 CASH BUYS
T-o-far,fy house has flecfric'ty gas hol
water heat and hot water SUPPLY tor boln
f.--iiler rooms and bah hofh fonIe
Arki-g only 8. 500 GAtL l. 8 hAMl hf.h'
fff south nroafWav. Tel tflt J ioraeft
ssgTH ST. WEST or BHoADWAl Al
frarffve new f-rcom house. a. improve
r-enfs rrrage fracf hnal,liyl p
iorafion prir- reaf1uatie !. {. HAkhfh /,
ffa Carv. Ave- Yonsefn. =. n. InnA"
Murray H.I ft1f
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
PI.AINTrEI.D


PI.ATNFIELD
In exclusive location. veil built
and appointed s-room frame home.
hardwood hoors and trim. Lear
garage. plot ssrito $4,000 cash.
1900 balance on easy terms,
J. = SCHWARTZ REALTOR,
Bs beoek Bldg Pm fts5. Plsinheid. \.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

4 PHYSICIANS oPPoRTJNiTf
sm.u dwsifinR for sale on Madison
Ave in the Nlnsties. $4,000. on eHcep-
tionaiiy reasonable terms
DUFF A CONCER. INC.
Madison Ave feth St LcnoE 1900
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
ENGLEWooD

THREE MINUTES ERIE STATION and
trolley 10 i1sth -. ferry. n rooms.
modern conVeniences. hot water heat. nFe
freplaces. quiet street plot i,triIb lafse
shade trees shrubs. f...3oe. terms. Call
Enrlewood So. evenings OF sundays
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

FOR sALE--Ons-famiiy frame sir-room
house. modern improvements. lot ilxioo
~ Jersey ave. near trolley. Apply FRANK
MORON SEI. 1-t GLE st. Ciinade. !
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
BABYLON

ALONG THE SOUTH sHoRK
Desirabie Propcrties for sale er rent
Furnished Cottages.
JEREMIAH ROBBfNs
nsln Street Tel. Babyisn ~
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
1oNKERs

.--u- COTTAGE AT PARKIuLL. ToSKERe
-'-- -,.--. - rarlor and Sleeping p1reh
,,-g,rig-t 10 rrnfion ana rchoois. rtdloci
,o 1880. rool part IN mor,saf Fai.
- fr.ro9.n house. f'ram hrnfinE. 80.
.i, rs-f.r-rs floors. attractive hali
e--s rfr.nIa. rpacious garage oHe. sls''.
-ors,9e-ff. aholr 1000 in cash fhoNn ui
arqolrtmeri STD -.,r,-..
"a o.,fr erf.ra Yonkers on tie Hp1son'
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
ossINING

SrvF-g ACRES. almost IN village. s-roor
furrslou bath small barn. garage river
view. 200 n siong state Road. grounds
F fandreaped . acres in garden. cared inf. .
.hruf lro fruN trees - oil kinds going
West. sacriace 1880. &. A. Hl AT.
TsIauHnn@ ff-f-M.
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MaIne

SELL. sEr or COST
s-pr FsTATE CAMDEN MAINE,
TRULY WONDERFUL LoCATioS.
See pictures spur Magazine, lst Aus1st
Z II PECK. care osgood. PEI Co.
n West ttth 81. y y.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

Nrw HOUSE. exceptional value: dstcrip-
ton narsd. Hall. i,s l.. av.' 1onksfs
frHT
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- Z - COnneCtiCutAIFF
- - X SALE EorRENT ....=.@ y =
wISsTED

CHICKEN AND FRUIT FARM - aerss
CIose 20 town ! mile r r station. g.
roorn house chicken houses. three or four
hundred small barn. fruit Prlc. s. 900.
part eash. T. ~ Bronson. ~ Main 81
Nlrsfed. COM.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
HARRISON

sEvEN ROOM COLONIAL HOUSE. ALI
improvements corner plot iooHioo. ~
frfruf~s 90 train and trolley fahyt Beach
within rs minutes A 7. PHILLIPS a
sO~F Owners and Bulders Second and
Hsrrv ats Harrlanu. /.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

YxCTIIENTIN CONSTRUCTED house.
I. rooms. hardwood trim and floors
throughout niI Improvements. large
porch. phone. garigs plot is1ito ,sl,.t
residential srrticn. price fll,oop tOA,
800 SIN ~ Cheiaea efs0.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
LARCHMoNT MANOR
=, 10 rp,v,TT nArUNC REACH-

sTEP TO PRIVATE BATHING BEACH
A wonderful year-round nome IN IA
--rrt nfa~~~. enormous living room. Win
hnndsorns fireplace. I've master h@droofns
ard bath not water heat. storm Nino cr O.
screens. heated porch iocai'n Or "i ~
herf fwo-car EfraEs. WITH quarters Any
rsEsorabls Offer considered easy teruf
ARTHUR :. HANLEf.
20 Post Road. Lafc hmont' ~
phnra l.t f.arrhunnl
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
CRAWFORD

LARGE CORNER LOT. .JtTisp. suitable
Tor one large or three small residencea.
opposite beautiful park and bordering on
river abundant shade. All city Improve
frenfs s. 500 cash balance years.
VA. NJ VAN OsTROM
30 Church St y. y City. Cortlandt sses
100 Eastman 81. Crnnford. y. y. eSo-J.
BARGAINS N CRAWFORD: 10 rooms nss
bungalow. latest improvement lots.
g. 900 81 600 cash. : rooms. 10 20 date.
IS 500. rooms up 70 Gate. f1.1te houses
~ all kinds fi.t9e up. easy terms II.
MILLER eit Springfield ar.. Crawford.
y. , Phone eifo-R.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

RAMSEY y I-Resldenee Tor sale. sever
rooms and bath; large plot. open nre'
place. electric lights. gaa city water tele
phone Hour out near ststicn, reason
able Address f1f. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
FoRFST HILLS

FOREST HILLS OARDENS
IIousss for sale. ,ieooo and up. rppeI
1n Ieuls p McOahis. 6S Burns u. Tel
ephone Boulevard elt-.
FOREST mLis--Brick and stucce house.
ssven large rooms. ! baths t.tsh.s pt, p..N
Eoxfoo. cash 5000. balance, fAi'eFN 70 SUN
Telephone Boulevard t2Qs
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

ASKING f5Oite. FIVE avenus dweiling
connected. garages opportunities. HDstoa
~ West ififh Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
EAST ORANGE

ATTRACTIVE elghf-room dueliinE. fil.tse
resfricfed. convenisnt East Orange &c
fion: spacious screened porch. garfen-ga
rage opportunities. eKceilrnt condition I'm
mediate possession. Tel l.rsngs ists-h
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

IDEAL HOME. 10 ROOMS. baths. 2 min
US 10 either Erie Or l.ackaNanna sta
tlor convenient % shops. theatre. schools
mice gie 500 reu house : rooms bath.
every Improvement Earagr near school.
PARK. price fio 500 owner y. Kear-
ney ~ south Wniow o. Tel. MoItciair
ETfr
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
ARDsI.EY

NTW. PICTURESQUE BUNGALOW. ,svsn
ICONS and bath select neiEhborhood all
ss 100. terms 70 sui SUNDBORG. Dob6s
Tefrv f-f
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
wEsTBURY

sf.iso-why pay tli,5oo slsswhsrs FOR no
betfer7 strictly high class dwelling
tile bath. steam. oak noors. toEilt. Henry
Pierson. owner. Maple Avenue Telephons
so Westbury.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
ArARTNENTs WANTED

or ROOM apartment. suitabis for
physician. between 18Th and ittth 81
Esst Or west. Address u ~. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

New Jersey

A FAMILY - refinement ana educanon can
secure TITLE 40 and tepl on'-
,...,,-d..e colonial hone io atef IN one of
rs. i.ssf rf-e.ts ~ Celebrated sgour
reslienfisf ssrflon near Nep YORK 'i.' sher-
the nslghboring families ar ths kln1 or 20
~. 80 .~e arsfrr bic fo know on no pay
n,.rf IN s. O00. balance of so o0o on long
flnlr. payment mortgages Ine Pc.
fronts 100 4 on fhs street anf sft-nls ~
2. don contains ~ rooms. . baths, SIDE
,srs-fss The elevation h over 100 n, t r.
only Few minutes walk to railroad eAprets
slaficn m the hrsf comnu''rF road o4i oi
NJ. Vo-l CIfv and ls oTered complete vith
ro .rfraa reray 20 occup' There are over
so commuters from this section nov. hsth-
lnr boating tkating gc'f tennis ana co.n .
f-B clubs are available fogether WIN NM
s~hools churches and markets. 70 d. tsr
cain ana q wonderful place for children
Your reply will receive personal. conhdenilsl
and courteous attention. SEHlOLS. p
BOX rs cry Hall station. New YORK 'ii''
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
SUMNER COTTAGES TO RENT
New York State

lake opposite Paul
srnlth's Hotel. large furnished cottage.
slectricitv. Earare Address owner
BfNTCWI. Paul Smiths y Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
STANFORD

GOOD BUILDING SITES Is TO 500 feet
real water frontage; price $50 per front
foot. 90 minutes from Grand central sta
,ion A. stsuford. conn CULVER 4 90
sts Madison Ave y. = Murray 1851 $3.50
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
CHAPrAQUA

FoR SALE-0ood hours. In bss; neiEhoor.
hood. main bedrooms. baths ana
toilet. garage. Acres up 20 - aeres
ALFRED BCeSEI.IE, 81 haditon Ave.
Trlsrhor- Vanderbilt ltts.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

RARE OPPORTUNITY u secure $4,000
new house. corner lot; Tear garage TOT
g,ste cash Call ssyslds iIsL
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
FURNISHED HOUSES I'd LET

Vermont
vt-p,-tsueD BUNGALOWS and camps "a
rant. reaaonabls mountsin lake, pine
rreods 1ddress J.. Hsime. Pouitney. VI
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

rr,- A~nrc near state r-af bus "a
f,-r, hrrre c-arf views ff POO fi 'w-
rrrrrrlenfs rooms f0r~ufinr fl.f.
ra-are. $500 a Nrar village. ncffs.
orchard good oufhuidnFs rooms. g. ioo.
fhsa- -It brook fIrf road farms hN-
f.re modern. river Vi-w homes. bic plots
esrv terms Alexander. ! Z. ga. van
f.rhuf 1894 Teekskiii phone fii.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW. inuoot. on
frrr rr~f-r hlFh alffufe rsfu--d
rental JOHNSON. bird Maven Farm. Tei
PeekahHl .t-Ff
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-24
HorD to Make Pine
Cough Syrup at Home
Has no equal for prompt results.
Takes but n moment TO prepare,
and saves you about 81.

Pine is used in nearly all prescrip-
fions and remedies for coughs. The
reason is that pine contains several
elements that have remarkable
effect in soothing and healing the
membranes of the throat and chest.
Pine cough svrups are combinations
of pine and syrup. The SYRUP" part
is usually plain sugar syrup.
To make the best pine cough remedy
that money can buy. put 2K ounces
of Pinex in a pint bottle, anu fill up
with homemade sugar syrup. Or
YOU can use clarified molasses, honey,
or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup.
Either way, you make full pint
more than you can buy ready made
for three times the money. 1t is
pure, good and tastes very pleasant.
You can feel this take hold of a
cough or cold in a way that means
business. The cough may be dry,
hoarse and tight, or may be persist
emily loose from the formation of
phlegm. The cause is the same-in-
famed membranes-and this Pinex
and Syrup combination will stop it
usually in "a hours or less. Splen-
did, too, for bronchial asthma, hoarse-
ness, or any ordinary throat ailment.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, and is famous the world over
for its prompt effect upon coughs.
Beware of substitutes. Ask your
druggist for "2i% ounces of Pinex"
with directions, and don't accept any,
thing else. Guaranteed to give abso-
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co., Fit. Wayne, Ind.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-24
PROTEST ENTERED
BY GAS COMP ANY
Mobile Concern Claims Its
Property Is Valued Too
LoW-Case Set

Montgomery, October 2s.-tspe-
cial.) -Formal protest against the
valuation of approximately $1,7Oo.-
900 placed on the property of the
Mobile Gas company by the public
service commission was filed with
the commission Monday with the re-
quest that the commission reopen the
case and provide for a general re-
hearing Of the case in which the
valuation was made. The commits
sion set the petition for considera-
ton November g.
The Mobile Gas company contends
that the valuation is too low and
that items of porperty were ex-
Guided by the commission which
should have been included in the
valuation.
Information was also given the
commission during the day that the
company had petitioned the federal
court for the appointment of a spe-
cial master to receive testimony in
the case, In which the company is
seeking by injunction to prevent the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-24
GOVERNMENT WINS
INJUNCTION CASE

New York, october 2S.-Federal
Judge Learned Hand today handed
down a decision Diminishing the mo-
ton of foreign ship companies for a
permanent injunction restraining fed
eral prohibition agents from putting
into effect the bone dry ruling of
Attorney General Daugherty. He ex-
tended the stay temporarily, however,
providing that the steamship com
panies file an immediate appeal 10
the United States supreme court.
Judge Hand decided in favor of
the government on all points. The
decision was rendered on the spe-
cific matter OF the application of for
eign lines for an injunction pro-
tecting from seizure ships carrying
liquor under seal on the east bound
voyage from the United States.
The decision applies to both for
eign and American lines because of
the statement made by Judge Hand
during the injunction proceedings
ast week that a defeat of the motion
of the foreign lines would naturally
bring about defeat of the American
lines motion for an injunction.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-24
HEAR Y. M. c. A. REPORT
Selma Delegates Tell of Conven-
ton Held at Montgomery

Selma, October 23.-(Special.)-
Selma High school students in their
general assembly today heard the re-
port of two delegates who attended
the annual state convention of the
Young Mems Christian association
and older boys conference held in
Mont gomery. Friday, Saturday. and
Sunday. Curtis Matthews. who was
elected secretary of the conference,
was one of the speakers, and the
other was Franz Plummsr.
The two speakers, Prof. p. NJ.
Munro. Hi Y" leader In this city;
Charles Orth, secretary of the local
Young Mems Christian association.
and about 30 delegates who went
from this city. were agreed that the
convention was great success from
every standpoint.
The outstanding feature OF the
whole convention was the address
Sunday morning by DIR. W. d.
Weatherford. Nashville, who spoke
on Principles of Life Work" at the
First Baptist church. according to
the delegates.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-24
TAYLOR TALKS SEAPORT
Delivers Address Before Lions Club
in Montgomery

Montg emery. October 23.-(Spe-
cial.)-R. v. Taylor, mayor OF
Mobile. delivered an address in favor
of the ratification OF the Alabama
seaport amendment to a large mem
bership of the Lions club at the
weekly meeting Monday. His address,
in which he analysed in as few
words as possible the benefits which
the entire state will derive from the
ratification of the amendment, re-
ceived great applause. Hugh Foster,
president of the Lions club, declared
that the club will be found 100 per
cent strong for the amendment at
the election November z.
Mr.. Taylor will spend a greater
part of the week in Montgomery
and will deliver addresses to the
Rotary Kiwanis. Exchange, Civitan
and Pilot clubs.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-24
COLLECTION At
FIRST METHODIST
AMOUNTS TO $227
DR.. Stuart'S Fine Commenda,
ton of the Work of the
Salvation Army Brings
Forth This Response

When Or. George r. Stuart pastor
OF the First Methodist church. fin
tshed his fine tribute Sunday to the
Salvation Army and n splendid
work Il is doing. the collection
amos to 1897 for this organiza-
fion.
The power of Or. stuarts eloquenee
and the genuine approval from this
beloved minister of the institution
which is now preparing for it's cam
pa.gn for spiritual and relief and
kesoue Home work. was received
with tremendous zest by his great
eongrega ton. who responded gen
erously to the cause.
Meeting of the Team Captains
Yesterday at noon the team cap
tains" for the coming Salvation Army
campaign assembled and fine spirit
of loyalty and enthusiasm prevailed
DIR. Percy H. Woodall, president of
the advisory board of the Salvation
Army. presided with his accustomed
enthusiasm for this great work and
he and Adjutant Jacques Nathan
spoke, giving the details OF the plans
for the different teams and their
work.
dutch Treatp
At the luncheons to be held dur
ing the campaign, it WAS voted unan-
imously to so dutch Treat" every
body paying for his own luncheon
These luncheons viii take place be-
ginning next Friday, October 81, when
the campaign will be formally
launched.
The next luncheon will be held on
Tuesday, October 81 fhalloween), also
Thursday of that week and Monday.
November 6.
These luncheons are for all team
workers and reports Will be made
at each luncheon. with telephone re :.
ports on the days on which no
luncheon is held by telephone or n
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commission from requiring lowe.
rates on gas than those now /,
effect.
Shortly after the commission es'
tablished the valuation and ordere'
"A reduction In rates, the cornpan'
filed the petition for an INJUNCTION
At hearing at Jaoksonyille.s Fla.
three federal judges granted
temporary injunction, which prohi
bited the establishment of the reduc
ton in rates until a final decisio
had been rendered The decision VII
not be handed down until all test
mony has been taken either by tn
court or by a special master
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WOMEN, OF MIDDLE AGE
Here Is Good Advice For You'll

Lexington, Ky.-'I have used DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
the Golden Medical Discovery in my
family for years, and cannot
recommend them too highly. Dur
ing the period of middle life the
Prescription and the Discovery were
a wonderful help to me. No woman
should try to do without them at
that time" Mrs. Mamie Kelley,
731 Jackson st.
Your health is most important to
you. It's easily improved. If you
suffer from heat flashes, dizziness,
or any of the symptoms common to
women at the critical period in life,
just ask your nearest druggist for
this Prescription of DR.. Pierce's, in
tablet or liquid form. Send 10
cents to DR.. Pierce's Invalids Hotel,
Buffalo. N. Y, if you wish trial
pkg. and write for free, confidential
medical advice.-Adv.
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SLOW PAYING LICENSES

Selma, October 23.--(SpeciaL)--
with only eight days left in which
to pay automobile taxes before the
penalty is attached, only about 500
licenses have been issued from the
office of Judge watkins Vaughan of
the probate court. At least 1000 Ii
censes will have to be issued in this
city, and from present indications
there will be many who will have to
pay the Is per cent penalty and adj
ditional So fee for procrastlnation.
The penalty date is November l.