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About you? Health . ALABAMA COMMISSION RECO- the misty spots *■-1 MENDS BUS SERV ICE FOR R. R. »« John Jo»eph Ctinea, M. D/ Sudden Do»th» Such »nnounccmcn:s u the euitdcn death of a neifiltbor, often sets us to wonderinc whether we are not hir. borinft some hidden enemy that may strike up down without warning—and we shudder a little, and dismiss the unpleasant thought from as quickly as possible. Now, listen: There is no fata) ail ment that strikes us without wammK. Bear that in mind. The fellow that dropped dead at his work bench, had plenty of warnir.Rs. but he ignored them. He netlected that little keen pain that he felt in th left breast from time to time—that always wore away so quickly. He didn’t heed the “dizzy 01 fore hin eyes when he ate pretty free ly of fresh meat or veal loif for .sup per. He was too absorbed in his work to attend to u bowel that had been clocked for years; he saw no more than just annoynnee. when his kidneys got him out of bed five or six time« each night- No. my dear sir and madame—you .are always warn ed—warned plenty—before a sudden attack strikes you down. Heed the warnings, however alight, if you do not understand symptoms perfectly. It will pay in length of days, maybe. If you do not under stand, go to the physician who does. A visit to the doctor la many times cheaper than a funroil! The capable physician will tell you that neglect in matters that pertain to life and health is simply inexcusable—worse than the height of folly. It doesn’t cost much to have the urine analyzed—and may be the means of prolonging that very delightful sojour.i of yours in the land of the living. It is a rather aad reflection thut I indulge this morning—that more than half the deaths were prevent able. fits JOSH OH YES This is a tale unfortunate Of a freshman quite antiquate Who came up here to educate Himself. Trying to sophisticate His soon began to dissipate Thus quickly did evaporate His self. Lesf»ns he did procrastinate; Exams he could not penetrate. Then Mister Dean did nominate The shelf. —Polnn Banks what ' • got "I can't imagine married for; we're totally different in every way.” "Oh, you flatte > mate, who has fallen II): “You stop where I’ll run an’ fetch n WET DINNER PAILS Detroit, Nov. 12.— (Autocaster) — The river was peppered with com muters’ dinner pails recently, the tip having been given that Prohibition officers were peeking into the buck ets. BROTHER IN LAW OG EX- KAISER PLANS CIRCUS CAREER Paris, Nov. 12—(Autocaster) — Alexander Zoubkoff, twenty-seven- year old Russian emigre vho mar ried Princess Victoria Zu Schaum- berg-Lippe, sixty-two year rid sister of the former German K .iscr, last November, is planning to become a circus ringmaster. "The storm burst so suddenly upon us that we had no wnrning of its ap proach," remarked the globetrotter, to a group of interested friends at the club. “In an instant,” -he continued. “The house as demolished and scat tered to the four winds. How 1 escaped bring torn to pieces I do not know! We—’’ "G-good gracious!” exclaimed Mr. Meke. jumping to his feet “That re minds me! I-I amlost forgot to mail n letter for my wife!” PAYS.—D< A recently published decision of the Alabama Public Service Commis sion is quoted by President John J. Policy of the Central of Georgia Rail way in a statement published today as substantiating the railroad’s con tention that the operation of unused passenger trains is adverse to the public interest. The decision was made when the Commission acted favorably upon a petition of the Cen tral for authority to replace certain local trains with less expensive motor bus service to be operated on the highways. The excerpt quoted by Mr. Pclley reads as follows: "The evidence in this case is sub stantially like that which has been offered before the Commission in a considerable number of similar cases within the past few years. It shows that, with the improvement of the public roads and the rapidly increas ing uye of automobiles for transpor tation of the people for relatively short distances, particularly private good service and make necemary ad ditions and betterments. To enable the carrier to make necessary additions and betterments, its credit must be good enough to automobiles, the people use the local, carrier with a return that is suffici- passenger trains of the railroads less ent to enable it to continue to give and less. The public cannot reason- * ** ably expect the railroads to continue the operation of such local passenger trains when such service is not used and when the use thereof drops down to a point which causes the carrier to sustain substantial losses. If the people insist on such trains being con tinued, notwithstanding such substan tial losses, then it can moan osly oi thing, namely; rates for transporta tion of persons and freight, where th.> service of the railroad is used, must be made high enough to over- ie such losses, and provide the euble it tn obtain tho D'ctuirj „„„ ty nt reasonably low cost. The ca r . rier cannot maintain such credit on- lem it ia able to earn upon its whole operations s return sufficient to con stitute basis for such credit.” T xmuuxixxziixixizzixii^ A GREAT HELP and the heal to good for them. When you bring your ahoos to thia a bop for repair, we ap preciate it and you are aaaured that the work will be done .Will fully and promptly. Laava it to rebuild worn tho. You will be pleaaed with the quality of the work and tha long aervice it rendera—it maana eco nomy to your pocketboolc. Phone 373 SUDDEN SERVICE WITH SATISFACTION lilain Shoe Plant and Pressing Club little Bo-Peep has loat her sheep, And can’t tell where to find them. But she isn’t worried. Shesawmotherbake, With Omega flour, a wonderful cake! to any woman is the laundry that can relieve her of the cares of the weekly wash day. No more depending on un reliable laundresses, no more worries about the weather. Nothing to do but make up a package and let us call for it. Delivered, of course. 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