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Scoop, the Cub Reporter
STOP THE WAR—IT DISTURBS THE GENERAL’S REST
By “Hop”
ClftAfWt THE ALABAMA HOME
^lUUtUUU BUILDING AND LOAN
Tft V ASSOCIATION has
lO I^Odll 9100,000 to loan on S
t Our Special Five Years Monthly Plan, on Im
proved real estate or to build homes on va- j
cant lots. By this plan the borrower is out
only 969.20 net Interest per annum on a loan
of 91000.00, and the borrower has many
privileges. Office 2026 First Avenue.
ONE CENT A WORD
HATES—On* «**nt a mini a days no ail
taken for I*nn tlian for first lower
tion. ImnIi must ni,eoin|ian> order
WH sharpen safety razoi blades ette
than new, 25c dozen. Send them parce
post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.. Bir
mlngham, Ala. G-14-t
WE buy second hand clothes, shoes, t’o
cash. Phone 1581. 2116 Second. 1-20-t
1 BUY first, mortgages and well secure*
notes amounts $50 and up. J. W. Dukes
425 Woodward bldg. 12-20-1
WANTED—Refined. rultivated coupl
without children to occupy unfurnishei
lower floor of handsome, colonial horn
on S. loth st. car line; best of refer
cnees required and exchanged. Fal
Main 3584. 1-15-3
WANTED—Twelv** tons 16-pound steel re
laying rails. Address M-3, care Age-ller
aid.
WANTED Anyone to give me mfornin
tion regarding Mrs. K. F. Fruziei
Phi Guslei
__ SITUATION WANTED _
THE City Employment Bureau will b
glad to furnish free any class of hel
wanted. We investigate all applicant:
the record of all applicants for pos
tions of responsibility. This bureau
under the auspices of churches of Bit
mlngham. We earnestly ask your ec
operaticn. Phone Main 1870. 2212 b
ave. 7-18
tv ANTED—Position by young man wli
has had six years’ newspaper expel
i'-‘nee; office work preferred; can fui
ui.:h references. Phone Main 1624-J.
i 5
POSITION by young man as general o
fine work; no objections to leaving cit;
A-1 reference. Address It. F. II., 119 20t
st.. N.. city. 1-14-:
POSI i ION n anted bj young ladj
stenographer; have had several year
f xperienc*. and can furnish good re
• icnees, (’all Main 451. l-ll
W A NTED— Position by married man.
oread and cake baker: 12 years' exp'
lienee; am sober ami good worker; ca
furnish best of references; country
preferred. Address E-3, care Age-lie
II' Ml
WANTED—A stationary position of a
most any kind; can be there at any tin
and work until any time desired for tea
enable salary: age 22. Address Lain*
Brown, phone Ensley 339-J. 1-14
Al AtTOUNTANT, credit man and o
| lire manager; would like to locate
I Birmingham; best of references;
I >ears old, single; now employed. A*
dress Z-2, care Age-lieraId.
1-12-4 t-tu-we-frl-?
; WANTE1V-Employment on poultry fan
P familiar Incubators, brooders and ca
m of fowls; also an old field dog fancie
f want open air; unable follow' lego!.
profession, but am no cripple; salary i
object for one month; < orrespoiidm
solicited; references exchanged. Addle
' Fresh Air," ear© Age-1 b raid.
l-i.,
WANTED Situation b\ German wuim
as housekeeper for small wages or roo
and board. Address P-3, rare Age-11*
aid. 1-13
POHITION by intelligent lady as em
panjon or housekeeper; capable ai
w illing. Address G-3. care Age-Herald
1-10
WANTED -Position by voting lady ste
ographer; will work for small salat
Fall Main 3228-J. 1-15
WANTED—Situation by young man wi
four years' experience as bookkeep*
will consider any honorable work; me
erate salary. Box 5S6, Jasper, Ala.
1-15
lul’NO man 20 years old desires po
tion; will start on small salary; go
references. Address 11-3, care Age-11*
aid. 1-15
W ANTED-Position by German bakes;
years old. Address J-3, cure Age-Fh
eld. 1-15
WANTED—Position by German worn
for bouse work: is a good cook. Addrt
K-3. care Age-Herald. 1-15
WANTED—HELP
wXNTED^Railway mall and pos
clerks; examinations soon; over 2000 c
pointments yearly; prepare at hon
write for plan No. 30 of payment afi
appointment. Philadelphia ~msim
College, Civil Service Dept., Philad
phia, Pa. 1-3
tllEN-WOMEN’ WANTED—Govern in,
jobs, $65 to $150 month; write for 1
positions now obtainable. Franklin
stitute, Department 3-A, Rochest
N. Y. 1-2-lrno-ex-mo-tu-t
T>.\ J >i i-jfc—A luscinatiiig Mu mi.' Iiu.'-in*
tinting post cards, pictures, etc., spt
time; make $12 Weekly; no canvassii
samples 10c:; particulars free. Art!
504, (*-130, Manhattan st.. New York.
_WAN TED—-M A LE HELP
WANTED—Men to represent firm m:
ufacturing high class specialties; <
perience not necessary; salary £
traveling expenses paid; send $2.
samples and case to avoid delay. 1
Moulton Sales Co., 7 Water st., Tto
511, Boston, Mass. l-5-eo<l-2 ‘
Wanted -M©n t*. learn the barter tra
few weeks completes; position op
tuition $25; free catalog. Birmtngh
Barber College, Birmingham.
2-2-tf frf-su-%
WANTEiN—FEMALE^HELP ”
LADIES to sew^at home, all or sp,
time; good pay; work sent prepi
*?end stamp for reply. Ivanhoe M
Co., St. Louis, Mo.
ONE CENT A WORD
It \'n>—Oiip eenl n word n liny: no ml.
tiiken for lew** flinn 2f»e for first Inser
tion. i iinIi must accompany order.
FOR RENT—ROOMS
THE AVALON —Warm, pleasant. outsid#
rooms; modern conveniences; moderate
prices; l aths free. 2106 oth ave. 7-12-tf
WXSflD To rent to suitable party a
' comfortable suite of rooms, with i
sleeping porch, southern exposure; I
- also one single room with private !
bath: in furnace heated home on!
1 Highland ave.: with or without board, j
Apply 2177 lligblanu ave. Phone Main :
2398-J. 11-17-tf
I NICELY furnished upstairs front room;
elegant heated bathroom; l.ot bath at
all hours; price reasonable. 2212 4th
I ave., north. 12-15-tf
l FOR RENT I civ f irn shed bed
room and kitchenette, furnished com
plete for light housekeeping; all modern
conveniences; only $3,50 per week. Also
I bedrooms from $2.50 to $3.50 per week;
close in. 2113 5th ave. 12-25-tf
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front bed
room; every convenience and close in.
Rent $3 per week. 825 N. 20th st. 1-3-tf
f FIRST CLASS room and board can be
lound at 1913 6th ave., N. Main 463-YV.
'• 4-8-301
s LARGE front room with board. Mrs.
Henry, 1830 6th ave. 1-10-71
‘ TWO furnished housekeeping rooms at
* Five Points, possession at once. Main
1 6744-J. l - r2-7t
° ELEGANTLY furnished room with or
without board. 1912 6th ave., N.
l-12-8t
f , T Wt i front rooms lor light housekeeping.
! 920 Central ave. Call plume Main 9136.
l-13-3t
I, i ROOMS with or without board; hot water;
t | all conveniences. Main 1237-J. Walking
! distance. 1-13-61
H |-;
j- T\\«> huge, connecting rooms downstairs,
. ! furnished for light housekeeping; also
n ! two connecting unfurnished rooms;
! water, lights and phone. 2222 7th ave., N,
1-13-31
ii I TWo ni' ely furnished rooms. Southsldc
1) home, 1615 l"th ave., S. Phone 202t
Main. 1-14-31
FOR RENT -Furnished room for gentle
l- J man; steam heat. Main 8446. 732 N
ic 20th st. 1-15-71
C(.).MK()UTAI.1LE room, good board, pri
* I vate family; steam heat; three ears eon
i veniont; walking distance of city; term*
f, ! reasonable to desirable people. Mail
u 5749-W. 1-15-Si
29 For RENT - One large, beautiful, from
i- room and sin-all kitchen unfurnished tc
party without children; in First Presby
n teriari parsonage, 2112 4th ave., N.
i. I'OR RENT To couple, two or thre<
•e connecting furnished rooms for Ugh
r; housekeeping; water, lights and phom
ir furnished; 10th avg.. N. Main 3122x2.
m TWO nicel.' furnished rooms. Southshh
' ! Imme, 1615 10th ave., 8. Phone 2026-.
Mi 1-14-J
’ Ft tR RENT- Nicely furnished front room
every modern convenience, pri vat
home. Nice location and neighborhood
m Fourteenth ave., one block south High
*'■ land ave. Main 6259.
li F< m RENT- Nicely furnished furnan
i- heated room. Ave. I and 20th st. Model*
id ate rcnial. Main 5615-W.
3t MONEY TO LEND
n - TA‘ LK V\ IT1 I**A IJA N^J EMI SON. ,
y. Main 100. 8-8-1
WE negotiate loans and sell real estate
ih Can handle desirable farm loans. Ma
r; lone-McConnell Co., 2106 1st ave. 10-29-1
d- REAL ESTATE loans to suit'~you i
amount, terms and interest; can pa;
back monthly or yearly; will take see
sj. ond mortgage. John W. Prude, 106 N
,d 22d st. Poll Phone 240. 10-16-t
i- MONEY Immediately available; well s«
3t cured first mortgage loans. Leonard Ri
30 lev <“°*’ *^5 Woodward. 1-1-t
r- MONEY To LEND—We have money t
■2t lend in amounts $1000 to $9000 on im
in proved real estate; straight loans
ss money immediately available. R. C
■‘>t Hemphill, President, 1001 Empire Bids
1-3-t
LO A NS ”ori iin proved city or suburbs
*1 property. Birmingham Land and Mori
p- gage Co., 917 First National Bank Bldg,
le; l-12-i
er —
®s LOANS.
We are prepared to make loans on im
nt proved real estate In Birmingharr
ist Woodlawn and West End, for thre
n- or five-year terms at not exceedin
'T. no per cent valuation. No loans unde
iiu $1000 will be considered. Money i
7h, hand; no delay.
k W. B. LEEDY R. E. & INS. CO.
at, 1-12-5
MONEY TO IX)AN
rn
x- Any amount from $1000 up. We diseoui
iiP good mortgage papers.
'or FRI EDM A N-L1CH T REALTY CO.,
'he 2028 First Ave.
nn
vk WANTKU-tliW at S per tent for thr«
years on $4500 good, improved propert
Bn; in East Lake. W. E. Ewart, Real Ei
un tate. Insurance, Loans, Farms, 2106 li
ave. Main 2593.
red .. .. ■ ' ' —"
= STOVE REPAIRING__
STOVE repairing, lowest price*: w'm
ire suaranteed; experienced workmen; li
,|d. tie fret your healer* and ranges in shai
fK. for winter. Phone the Miller 3toi
l-7t Work*. Main "t. 11-S
\
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent n word n dny; no ml.
tnken for less than -.%<• for first Inwrr
lion. (asli must ncco tit puny order.
FOR SALE
talk witpTa la n ' j E M l SO N.
1003 Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg. 8-S-tf
E. J. BtTRNS~Ca
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 70b.
10-4-tf
WE will build you a home. Birming
ham Building ami Imp. Co., 414-15-10
American Trust Bldg. l-16-tf
FOR SALE—Owner anxious; 40 acres near
car line; IS negro lots partially Im
proved; brick store and dwelling. Inves
tigate. 1417 Jefferson Bank Bldg. Main
1464 1-14-St
NOT ICE, COAL CONST MER—J nsF "re
ceived shipment coal, better than ever.
$2.90 delivered, city proper. Black .lack
Coal Co., 5*/4 N. 20th st. Phone Main 8030.
l-b'-3t-wed-fri-su
FOB SALE—in whole or part, the hand
some office equipment of the American
Finance and Bond Co., bankrupt, con
sisting of five roll-top desks with chairs
to match, two typewriter desks with
chairs, one fiat-top desk with chair, two
filing cabinets, one settle, three office
♦••hies, eight office chairs, new *515 Bur.
roughs adding machine. Apply office,
2“!* Lyric Btdg. Robert P. McDavid,
Trustee in Bankruptcy, l-13-3t-vve-fr-.su
FREE CO A L—One ton to w Inner every
Monday: watch your number on coal
ticket. See winner in Age-Heiald Tues
daye. Black Jack Coal Co. fAg 20th st..
X. Phone Main 8030. 1-S-ot-fri-su-tu-fri-su
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—-One went a word a day; no ad.
taken for lean than !!!»€• for first Inser
tion. Fnwh iiiiikT niT»nnmn> order.
_FOR SALE_
SACRIFICE^BaTe at Thoraby, Ala., about
5 acres good, fertile land with well-built
6-room house; only 3 blocks from L. &
N. station; lias big variety fruit trees;
also strawberries and grapes; espe
cially adapted for trucking and poultry.
Price. $16."»0, on very easy terms. Phone
Eastburn, Main 4900. ll-12-tf
i- Oil FALK—SO (JO Feet of thy poplar
lumber; been on sticks for 9 months,
from 6 to 3a .aches wide and 1 inch
thick. .1. H. Kilgore, Jasper. Ala.
l-7-t_f
FOI ClSALE—At a bargain, can»e t ami
mattress cleaning works, with all
latest equipments. Inquire noon tinm
at 2181 Ave. v 224 St. 1-12-Ji
FUoKlbA homes, orange and grape
fruit groves, among lakes and hills
of Frostproof l^ake, region; buy the
best direct from owners. Fros* proof
Citrus Land Co., F. Edward Ohlln
ger, Dr. 'I’. P. Vowel 1, Frostproof Fla.
12-13-su-tu-fri-l 3t
FOR SALE OH EXCHANGE—100-acre,
improved farm, unincumbered, 16 miles
of city; will accept clean, improved
property or sell on easy terms; also
have 2150-acre south Alabama farm at
low price. Minge, 921 Jefferson Bank
Bldg. ___
FOR s.\u: "CHECK PROTECTOR
A second-hand Todd Protectograph and
a protectograph check writer. P. O.
Box 70.
ARRIVAL, AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS. BIRMINGHAM
The* following schedule figures are published only as information, and are not
UlU MlMiH AM I I lOII \ A i, M VI'IOX _ I
Southern Hallway
I No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
23 New A ork 12 .20 pm SO New York ‘♦ •.00 am
29 New A'ork 5:45 pm 24 New York 4 -.00 pm
11 Atlanta 5 :00 am 12 Atlanta J2:li an*
23 Atlanta 12:20 pm 40 Atlanta JjJ®
29 Atlanta 5 45 pm SO Atlanta ••®®*“
20 Atlanta 10:00 pm 24 Atlanta 4:00 pm
10 Cohimbua 11.15 nm 11 tSreenvl*»
] 2 Greenville 7 :55 pm 19 Moblle-Selms !:99*5J
28 Selina 11:35 am 27 Selma J:40 pm
?0 Mnblle-Selmn 7:00 ora 13 Columbus 1
■s .Ia«-U«niivllie 11:35 nm °1 Jarkfonvllle_4 :00 nm
Queen & Crescent Hotite
A. G. S. H. R.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati 10:85 pm 1 N. O. * Shr pt 10:35 pm
2 New Orleans 0:20 aw 2 On. Sc N. Y. 8:30 am
8 Cincinnati 10:50 am 3 New Orleane 11 -05 am
4 New Orleans 7:00 pm 4 Cincinnati > 10 l>m
5 Chattanooga 11:43 am 5 Meridian 4 1'' pm
21 Chattauocga 9:00 pm H Chattanooga 4:00 pm
f. Meridian 10:50 am 22 Chattanooga 5:05 am
12 Meridian 11:40 pm 11 Meridian»:l°ara
Friaco l.lnra
So. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
105 Kansas City 8:50 pm 108 Kansas City 18:30 pm
103 Kansas Citv 6:15 am 104 Kansas City 10:30 pin
825 Atuory 10:15 am 826 Aruory 3:25 pm
821 Memphis 5:55 pm 822 Memphis 7:00 am
~ Central of (»n. Hy.
No. Arrive from- No. Depart to—
1 Macon 10:10 pm 2 Macon 7 :00 am
2 Jacksonville It :1ft pm 10 Jacksonville 4:35 pm
IIHO~IIX.ll \>l TKHV1VU, STATION
Snilioard Air Llue lly.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 New York 10:00 pm 6 New York (1:30 air
11 New York 1 :l(0 pm i2 New York 8:00 pin
23 Atlanta 9:10 pm 22 Atlanta _7 ::;i> nn
^ ' ■ - ■■■' ■ ~ ■ --
Illinois Central Hy.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to-—
!> Chicago4:05 pm 10 Chicago 12:45 nm
I tUlSMI.I.i; A- NASimi.LK STATION
l & x. r. n.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cinctnuatl 8:62 am 1 New Orleans 9 00 an
2 New Orleans 12:40 pm 2 Cincinnati 12:52 pn
3 Cincinnati 3.02 pm 3 New Orleans 3:15 pn
4 New Orleans 8:37 pm 4 Cincinnati h at, pu
5 Decatur 7:15 pm *0 Decatur i :00 an
7 Cincinnati 3:50 am 8 Cincinnati 11:4.. pi
10 Montgomery 7:45 pm 0 Montgomery 0:00 an
■ 15 Decatuv 10:15 nm *14 Decatur4 00 P"
BlrmlUKbara Blneral
No. Arrive from - No. Depart to—
59 Praco 5:15 pm 38 Praco 8.25 an
48 Tuscaloosa 11:10 am 41 Bloeton 0:30 an
42 Bloeton 7 :25 pm 49 Bloeton 2:54 an
45 Anaiaton 10 40 nm 44 Anniston 3:40 pn
47 Anniston 8:50 pm 4(5 Anniston 8:35 an
102 Tuscaloosa 5:50 pm 101 Tuscaloosa 7:00 a m
A., B. A A.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
23 lloanoke 11:30 am 28 Manchester / 7 :30 an
or. i: nit 94 Rnannkn * 4:15 Dll
Trains marked thus (•) run dally except Sunday. Other tralua run dally. Central time.
FOR SALE _ __
SOUTH ALABAMA STOCK
AND GRAIN FARMS.
FERRY COUNTY FARM.
401-aere tract, all good, fertile
land; three miles from Marion
Junction, on main road; 310
acres in cultivation this year; SO
acres timber land. This entire
tract can be cultivated. This
place will make an ideal stock
and grain farm; three different
kinds of soil on the place-one
third red land, one-third gray
land, one-third black prairie
land. There are over 100 acres
ot lino alfalfa land. This place
lias two 3-room houses, o ten
’ ant houses. 3 wells and plenty
of running water. Price, $12,500.
PERRY COUNTY FARM.
402L-acre tract, 1V» miles of
Marion, Ala., on main road.
This is an ideal stock and grain
farm, convenient to churche.i
and schools; 300 acres in cultiva
tion this year; 150 acres of good
bottom land, 100 acres of level
red land; a nice 6-room house
hi good condition. 60x40 barn, 10
tenant houses, 6 wells, 3 spring*
f and plenty of running water.
Price. $11,000.
PERRY COUNTY FARM.
355 acres, 3 miles from Marion,
' Ala.; 250 acres cleared, 150 acres
in cultivation. 160 acres in pas
ture; 180 acres of this tract is
good bottom land; 280 acres of
^ this'place is under good wire
) fence; 4-room house, 40x50 barn,
and 4 tenant houses, 4 wells and
; 3 springs, with plenty of running
water. Price, $4500.
f PERRY COUNTY FARM.
1 422 acres. 10 miles from Marion,
Ala., on main road, close to
schools and churches; 60 acres
* in cultivation this year; 300 acres
of pine timber; will out 5000 feet
to the acre; 400 acres of this land
can be cultivated; one 4-room
house, a 40x50 barn, 2 wells and
5 springs, with plenty of running
* water. This is a fine saw mill
* proposition. Price. $4500.
p "WE CUT THE EARTH
1 TO SUIT YOUR TASTE.”
t GILLESPIE REALTY COMPANY,
. 615 Empire Building.
Birmingham, Ala.
Phone Main 6338.
t
- FOR SALE—Desks, chairs, tables, dicta
phone, office railing and partition (or*
and glass). Burroughs building, 2025 1 si
avenue._
_ FOR SALE—Automobile passenger true)
- practically new; standard make; at hal
cost price:. terms to responsible party
lc Address L-3, care Age-Herald. 1-15-4
it IF you want land In Florida, see T. L
e I Hendrix and go with him to Florid*
e * January 30. 403 Jefferson Bank Bldg
;f Phone Main 5458. 1-15-6
_ FOR SALE_
CABBAGE PLANTS
LETTUCE PLANTS
For the next 3h days wo will give abso.
lately free to each purchaser of 1000 of
our plants at $1.50 per 1000 (f. o. b.),
1000 plants free. We guarantee count
ami satisfaction. These plants grown
by best of seed and make large heads.
ATLANTIC COAST PLANT CO.,
YOUNGS ISLAND, S. C.
13-18-461
a
FOR SALE—American Trust and Savings
Co. and Jefferson County Savings bank
stocks (20 shares each); big sacrince for
immediate cash only. Address N-3, care
Age-Ucrald.
PERSONAL
LADIES—$1000 reward; I positively
guarantee my great successful
"monthly" remedy, safely relieves
some of the longest, most obstinate
abnormal cases in three to five days
no harm, pain or interferehce will
work; mall, $1.50; double strength, R2
booklet free. Dr. Southington, SR Lonf
Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 10-16-tl
BUSINESS CHANCES^
WANTED—Young nr middle aged womat
with business ability and few thousam
dollars to invest can acquire lnteres
In and the office management of a sue
cessful and profitable business at i
good salary; present manager and prtn
clpal stockholder a young man; bes
moral and bank reference; desires t<
enlarge business. P. O. Box 658, Blr
nilngham, Ala.
_HOTELS__
HOTEL MASON,
2016 5th Aye.
Cleanest and brightest rooms In cits
Hot and cold running water. Bath
free.
HOME COMFORTS—HOTEL SERVICE
9-27-1
JOB PRINTING ~
BELLTpRINTTNo'ca
2021 Vt Id ave. Charles Roberts, Wylly
Roberts, proprietors. Commercial Print
Ing and quick delivery a specialty. Tele
phone 1074. Mall orders special attar
Uoa. U-O-I
ONE CENT A WORD
HATR8—Oiif cent n word n day* mi nil.
taken for leas tlmn -So for first inser
tion- ChmIi iniiw* acconijmn* order.
ZI
FURNISHED A PA RTMEXT.
Has 5 rooms, attractively fur
nished, every modern convenience,
such as steam heat, hot water,
etc. This is an ideal home in every
respect and can give Immediate
possession.
MOSELliY. HENDERSON & DAVIS,
312 X. 21st st. Phone 2785.
Kdk RENT—Will-divide space-at 2025
1st ave., and rent two upper floors,
of building; electric elevator m con
nection; rent reasonable; inquire or.
premises. Burroughs Adding Machine
Co.1 -8-71
THREE-ROOM house. 703 50th st.. East
Birmingham. Call Main 9136. l-13-3t
FOR RENT—A 6-roum house, 2026 8th
ave., N. Apply on premises. l-13-4t
LANDLORDS
We have a client wanting to rent
a 6 or 7-room house with one acre
land.
List your property with us for rent
or sale.
HILL & ARNOLD
1924 4th Ave. Phone Maine 4722.
FOR RENT-LAND.
10 acres and comfortable 4-room cot
tage. $20.
LESTER & FAIN.
2107 Third Ave. Main 74.
DESK room in private office, with re
ception room in connection; use of tele
phone. 503 .Tefferson Rank Bldg.
FARM BARGAIN.
For sale, 240 acres of well watered land;
75 acres In cultivation, 35 acres pasture,
balance practically virgin forest; stream
of water abounding in fish flows through
160 acres; springs of chalybeate, lithia
and freestone water, large, roomy build
ings for summer resort, also two cot
tages, three and five rooms. This is an
ideal location for a stock farm or sani
tarium. Situated about three miles from
Hartselle. one of the livliest towns in
north Alabama. For quick sa’e. $30 per
acre, one-half cash, balance terms to
suit purchaser. Address Dr. R. B. Sher
rill. Hartselle, Ala. l-13-3t
WANTED--BOARDERS
COUPLE or two gentlemen wanted to
room a lid board with strictly private
family of two. with use of garage; best
section of Norwood; very reasonable,
Address E-72. care Ago-Uerald.
WANTED—SALESMEN_
W*A*V?Tri^r^FlwcTve'Trvc~'sfric^ han
dle fast selling proposition in Birming
ham and Alabama; must have refer
ences; commission proposition. Cal
Friday morning. Reese Dental Suppls
Co., 706 First National Bank Bldg.
l.OST—STRA V ED—STOLEN
LOST—Sunday afternoon in sand bed a'
Norwood park, gold locket with mono
gram C. E. T. Reward if left, at Age
Herald office or phone Main 7679.
1-13-t •
_WANTED AGENTS _
i $j TO*~$7 daily selling New Fibre Brooms
every woman will buy; sample by par
cel post. 30 cents. Wynne Broom Co.
Elmira. N. Y. 1-14-4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DRAFTING, mechanical sketches, am
notes called for .and work delivered
Phone 412-W, West End. 12-29-21
We Operate Our Own Plant. Making
ENGRAVED CARDS
EMBOSSED AND
LITHOGRAPHED
STATIONERY
ROBERTS & SON (Inc.)
“THE BIO ALABAMA HOUSE"
HOHT. W. EWING. I're.tdent
1 18X2 19th Street. Third Ave
PHONE MAIN 84*11
5 - _
dec!
1 )crt atur, January^®-1Only
about J20a poll taxes ^Bn th-*8
county to date. c^Blector
Charles C. Robertsd^B is of
the opinion that th^B paid
i by February 1, whe^Bdelin
1 quem. will not rea^B this
county. Last jear ^Br 2000
paid, bm that was^Bmber
'ever collected in thiHg one
yea r. k&j
The Morgan U'oun^Blk of
New l>ecatur has jui^Bl low
ing officers for the ^B^esi
dent. G. A. Hoff: vh^Blllam
E. Skeggs; cashier. F^B. as
sistant cashier. A. Hr, E. '
E. Graves. H
Tiie city National Hr has
elected the 1'ollowing^Be en
suing year: Presider^Birris;
vice president, John^BJ. L.
Brock. A. E. Jackt^B- B.
Shackelford; assist a n^BPole;
directors. .1. H. CroHcman
of Hartselle, J. H. iBville,
Judge W. II. Sinipst^Bnter,
P. .1. Edwards. Dr. [H^ Mc
Neill. T. M. Dix. rB). D.
MeGehee, A. D. JeHomas
\V. Wert. John D. wHin, J.
W. Pole. W. B. ShM?. C.
Harris. A. E. Jacksc^Bl. L.
Brook of tlie Decatu^Bn of
Memphis and John ^B Bir
mingham. H
Remove WireleH*
New York. Janua^Bconi
Wireless Telegraph ^Brrica
announced today it ^B'm°d
that as the result ^B in
Washington betweer^B an^
officers of tlie comp^Btions
against the transmii^B'ire
less messages betwe^Bates
and tlie Hawaiian I^B re
moved. Radio ser\^Bcific
• oast is eonsequentl>^Bame
basis as that on th^H
Gormans H
London. January
ward of 2u0 Germa^B sea
men rescued after ^Brecn
German and Britisl^H
Falkland Islands on^Bived .
today in England at^B de
tention camps. By
LEGAL J !
ForcHosH
Pnder and by vir^Br
sale contained in a^Bited
to Kathleen W. Tli^Biam i
1 >. Gresham and wif^^y of
April, 1914, which n^B*ded (
in tlie office of tlie .^B for ,
Jefferson county, A1^B~~^*
on page 3S, and Iu^Blii8
ferred to tlie mider^Htate
Improvement comp^Bion,
the said Blinn lOstatBBoni
pany will sell at tli^B)UKC
in the city of Bir^Bson
county, Alabama, at^fl tlie
highest bidder for c^B the
1st day of February^Bjng
described property, ^B^ir
mingham, Jefferson^Bma.
conveyed by said ^B*:
The north half o^Bie's
subdivision of blod^Hlch
is recorded in the ^Bdge
of probate for saiHouk
52, on page 757. ^B
Tlie mortgagor h^Bult
in the payment of se
cured by said mort^Bdcd
therein, said prope^B*be
purpose of pay ing^BjJp^ ^
thereby, as well
. closure, including ^Bur
ney’s fee. H i
This the 1st day ^B J
BLINN ESTATE IM^B- j
Href.
A. t\ & H. R. HOW®
^B_T~ i
[ biyH
Lu J :
From Bm
Main 7H0S H*7
I.argent Yard W'
LHTKeil^Stotk^^B^
Shootingfl
Excellent duck B>ll
Witter flshln?. Coi*H«
full equipment. A^Bin>
surpassed. Write
J. E. ROlI
Rolaton Hotel
IP TOURIST FARES
•oners m
ida, Mississippi and Texas
VIA
Nashville R. R.
,Y TO APRIL 30, 1915
jwmr friiflHM. Solid ooatSMod
mmi Pro wing Roooi Slo^iing Coro.
M—U i lo Cortot
TTRACT1VE WAY**
write or call «■
Disk Pmmr|w Afact,
RENT
OFFICES IN THE CITY
LYRIC THEATRE OFFICE BVILDING,
IE OR SMALL CONNECTING
BRY LOW RENTAL
GREGORY, WItN
WRITING AGENCY
CLARK SULSUt
ji - v
BRYAN PROTESTS
AGAINST THREAT TO
CLOSE BIG OIL WELLS
Sends Message to Carranza
Regarding Heavy Assess
ment Levied on the
Tampico Operators
Washington, January 14.—Secretary
Bryan has sent a vigorous protest direct
:o the Carranza authorities at Tampico
igainst their threat to close tile great
>11 wells in that vicinity because the for
eign operators refused to pay a heavy as
lessment levied by the Mexicans. The
natter also has been brought to the atten
ion of General Carranza himself.
Most of the oil plants are owned by
American and British capital. There have
>een several complaints against decrees
>f the Carranza officials, reports coni
ng directly from state department repre
lentatives, as well as through the hiter
‘Sted foreign embassies. Latest advices
ndicated that the Mexicans were prepar
ng summarily to shut down all of the
>lants unless the money demanded was
orth coming.
Doubt as to whether General Guiterrez
iad been continued by the convention at
Mexico Citj’ as Provisional President ex
sted today at the state department. A
elegram from Mexico City announced
hat the chairman of the convention late
ruesday night gave out a notice “that
he convention had concluded and would
’ontinue President Gutierrez in office.”
nit for some unknown reason the notice
vas recalled.
General Palafox. member of the Gutier
ez cabinet, denied in a statement received
it the state department from Mexico City
hat he had an intention, in a previous
mblic statement, of charging American
Consul Stillman and Leon J. Canova, a
state department agent, with having “re
:eived any amount of money to take Gen
eral Iturbide out of tlie country.”
The Carranze agency here issued this
statement:
“General Carranga from Vera Cruz de
lies Tampico is threatened by #a Villa
dree, and says officers of tlie gunboat
Suerrero reported deserting to Guiterrez
orces are still loyal. Gen. Pablo Gon
zales took Valles, on the outskirts of
Jan Luis Pmtosi.”
Trial Sot
Dothan, January 14.—(Special.>- The
leeond preliminary hearing of Dan G.
Carmichael and his son. David Car
nichael. held in the county jail here on
barges of murder In connection with
ho killing of Policeman H. II. Deshazo
>f this city on Decemher 7. has been
iet for Saturday before Justice of the
*eace VV. J. Baxley.
DON’T HOARD
vYOUR MONEY
Jut iNwitli an old fashioned,
rustworthy Building and
johu Association lhat you
mow is safe and sound, which
rill pay you 6 per oen^, and
rour money back when you
rant it, with interest to date of
rithdrawal.
Jefferson County
Building & Loan
Association
113 N. 21st Street
F. M. Jackson, Pres.
Chappell Cory, Gen. Mgr.
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