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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
RENTAL LIST.

NcEs-NoRTHsIDE. ool51a First ave, rooms, S6. 1sl5 sth avenue, rooms, S15. lSl9 Rush ave, rooms 0Oct D, S25O. lols 24th street, rooms. S25. llli 18th street. rooms, s25. 12l4 18th street, rooms, $50. I623 Mamie ave, rooms. Oct. l, S2o. l727 18th ave, 6 rooms. Oct 1. s25. Loo 18th street, I rooms, sS5
 HE Lomb st., rooms, S25. Il2O Sth ave, 8 rooms, s45 129 18th street, rooms, Oct. l, S3O. 2o24 1th ave. g rooms, sS7 .50 lSlO Rush avenue. 10 rooms, sS0. 1Vi4 lst avenue, ' rooms, $l1.
 RESIDENCES ES-SOUTHSIDE. Forest Hill 4 rooms. $5. 4lS 24th St., rooms, S1O 1ll4 Florida ave, rooms, $50. Ioo6 18th st. (ground fioor), rooms, sSo. 00Ol Ave. F, rooms, S10. 1S21 Ave. D, rooms, SIP. SoZO Ave II, rooms, Oct. l, S1o sl0 Central Ave, rooms, Oct. 1, SSO. 9ll12 12th St, rooms, Oct 1. sS5. 9l5 12th St., rooms, Oct. 1, SS7.5O 1909 12th Ave, rooms, $47 50 SSl Bradley street, rooms, $S2.50 1707 Avenue I, rooms, s22.5O, S5oS Avenue F, 6 rooms S1O. lll0 l4th st., rooms, s32.50. l626 11th avenue, rooms, S45. 1925 Avenue l. rooms, s25. 18th avenue, bet. 18th and 18th sts., 2
 rooms, S35.
 nl6 Florida avenue, rooms, $So. ITS 12th Ave, rooms, S33. SO7 Montgomery St., rooms, $42. S11 20th St, rooms, Oct. l, $50. l5OO 10th Ave, rooms, Oct l, $50. 1923 2Oth st., 8 rooms, $60 223O Arlington Ave, 8 rooms Oct l, S7o l6lS 14th ave, rooms, $50 2l17 11th ave, rooms, s47.50. 1923 11th Ave, g rooms. $45 2714 Pine St. (Ave. H). g rooms. Oct. l. $10 HIS 10th ave, rooms Oct D, s3750 1213 St. Charles st., rms (Oct. D, $35. 1l01 11th Ave, 10 rooms, Oct. 1, S65. 1895 18th Ave, 10 rooms, Oct. l, s75. 1895 12th Ave, furnished, 10 rooms, Oc-
 tober 1, $125.
 Glenn Ave. and Warsaw St., 10 rooms
 Oct, l, s110.
 1928 18th street, rooms, $50 1144 12th street, rooms, furnished, s65 Glen Iris, 10 rooms (Oct D, sS5. 1885 Sycamore street, 1 rooms, 1885.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. 3l3 North 18th street, first floor. 20x60 $l30. IS North 20th street, first floor, 25x1Oo, $50. P South 20th st.. 1st floor. 25x10O, $50. 2200 Morris avenue, first floor, 25x75, $65. 1706 1st ave-, 20x100, $20. I'll 1st avenue, 3-story, 25X1S212, S1S3. s. 1729-31 1st avenue, 3-story, 50x1S0, $400 17O2 1st Ave. ground floor. 21xSO, $25. 2119 1st avenue, 1-story office. 404 North 18th street, 1-story, 25x10o, $6o 2610 2d avenue. 2-story, 25x1c0, $50 2612 2d avenue, 2-story, 25x1OO. $50. 1908 4th avenue, 1-story, 25x10O, $50. 1227 Avenue B, 1-story, 25x1OO, $12.5O. 300 Avenue G, 1-srory. 25x60. s15. 2O241a Sd Ave, hall, 4Ox50 $50.
 VACANT LOTS. 1610 2d avenue, 50x140, $90. AveA3e E between Fist and 22d streets,
 2sx175, s10.
 4th avenue, between 20th and Fist streets.
 5ox100 and IA stalls. S20.
 We have number of first-class resi- dences in various suburbs for rent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
R. MCCONNELL & co.
21O7 Third Avenue.

AlUt luiAd aNChdt. sS5OO-s5OO cash, balance to suit purchaser. will get one of the most beautiful homes on the market. Has nine rooms, hard wood floors, furnace heat, handsome ly finished and papered Large ele- vated east front lot, beautiful view. Best part of South Highlands. s6OO0-s50O cash, balance $40 per month; splendid S-room home near Country club and surrounded by beautiful homes. See this if you want a bargain. $375O-New 2-story, 7-room home on South Highlands s750 cash; assume mort gage and balance $s0 per month. Why pay rent when you can get such a bargain?
 S55OO-Beautiful 9-room South Highland home; corner lot, with east front and nice servants house; owner left the city and needs the money. s3S-NUice broom cottage in best part of South Highlands. Elevated east front lot Commands a splendid view Can arrange terms to suit purchaser. s975o-Wiu get splendid 5-room cottage; close in on northside. All improve ments in and paid for. $500 cash, bal ance monthly.
 s525O-splendid 7-room Norwood home; large lot and big bargain as owner is leaving the city. See this Monday s9OO0-Handsome new Broom home; has , bed rooms upstairs, large living room dining room, breakfast room and kitchen downstairs Hardwood 1oors beautiful paper and mantles. Latest Boynton square top furnace; servants room, poultry yard, large garden; all kinds of fruit trees, grapes, etc.. an ideal home on easy terms.
 We have homes for sale and rent in all
 4.1-o .~1a ..Rr. in showing them if you will call at our office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. $5000-Res. 24 st. Il & 12 ayes. Big lot S3D1O-C Choice lot 24 st. F blk 12 ave. s235O-Lovely cor. lot. Norwood. $7250-Fine new Norwood home. $2750-N. Hihlnd. modern cottage. Rents
 $3O0 SPOON 23d st. houses, pays 12 per cent. $1O,0O0-W. 20 st. property. Rents s9e0. s6oOO-Pretty N. 2S st. home. Furnace. $12, ,5OO-Fifth ave, place near 23 st. 13,500-Big bargain close in. ave. place. $15 5.000-3 brick stores. ave. near "A st. s56, ,0O0-Several cor. stores. Well rented. s15O--Pr 1t s. 20 st. bus. property. S2550-Ave. F cor. 100x19O bargain. s2c00-Lot Ave. H near 30 st. S3000-Large choice cor. near Rhodes cir
 cle.
 BIO 0O0-2-story cor. res. blk. Higlnd. ave. $T5-Pr. it. Higlng. cor fine location. $4500-Brick store. Ensley, Rents $420. s1S5O-New cottage, Rising, $500 cash. FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE. 8 rooms 1922 IA ave, s65. rooms, 19 st. near IS ave. s35. rooms 1125 Il st., $40 4 rooms, 1915 10th ave-, $25 10 rooms, 1923 11th ave-, s45 rooms, S3S 18th st., 80. rooms, 1006 Is st, $35 8 rooms 171S 12th ave, $33. s rooms. 9O21 Ave. H, s37.5o. g rooms, SIS 18th st., s35. 9 rooms, 2714 Pine ave, $5. rooms, 2021 Humboldt ave- $40. 10 rooms, 116O 12th ave, s65. 5 rooms, 2222 Ave. I, $26.25. 6 rooms 9Os 18th st., $50. 8 rooms. 15O1 11th ave- s5O g rooms, 12O1 12th st., s6O. T rooms, 915 12th st., $37.50. 8. rooms, 1923 2Oth st., s6O. rooms, 1014 14th st., $40. 8 rooms, 1925 Ave. I. s25. ' rooms, 1905 12th ave, s35. rooms, 2331 12th ave, $50. rooms, 1114 Florida st., $30.
 FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE. T rooms, 1911 Rush ave. new), $27.50. rooms, 1889 Rush ave-, $25. 2 rooms 726 26 st., $11.5o 8 rooms, 1730 Allen st., $30 rooms, S16 18th st., $22 50. II rooms, 1921 24th st., s55. 1630 18th st. furnished, s30. 6 rooms, 1727 18th ave-, $25. rooms, 1720 Sth ave, $45 5 rooms. S30 Sd ave, SIS. 5 rooms, S22 Sd ave-, SIS. g rooms, 2524 7th ave, $50. Large store opposite Terminal station, E S100.
 R. MCCONNELL G co. 2107 Third Ave. Phones No S10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
A Word to Husband and Father From
 "The Placid Place. ;
''The Placid Place"

Dear Sir: lot in Norwood will leave you MORE MONEY ITO PUT INTO THE HOUSE.
 You are buying good solid, common-sense ground when vou in Norwoodground that calls for very htte any, leveing excavatng filling before it Is ready And ground that Nature put there to stayhat requires no artificial aid to hold it's against washing In word Norwood lot nearly net value earth as you can hope to get anywhere
 And lot Norwood forty feet deeper than the city lot--FORTY FEET MORE OF BIRMINGHAM. The time not far when those forty extra feet will count up big for vou-big ill breathing room and big in dollars
 Yes you will have to put into the house-you can make the outward visible sign of the culture and refine ment wthn-a mark of social distinction that will be as plain as print in the eyes of every passer-by
 Thus money and sentiment united in 1'Norwood to you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
Don't Miss the State Fair! Looking Into the Future Through Very Conservative Eyes

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
4sualsga&saI0tats Sandy1.AwanegW
 2O24 THIRD AVE.
S3500 Farm Bargain.

240 ACRES rich bottom and upland, two miles from good town, on railroad; 30 miles of Birmingham; and 6 room dwelling, 2 barns and stables; fine fruits; healthy location; splendidly wat cred; nothing else like it. Might con- sider a Birmingham or suburban cot tage home in exchange. B. F. Eborn, Suite 316-17-1S, Brown-Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
FOR SALE.

s450O, $500 cash, 50 a month, Broom, 2 story house; bath, etc., on large cor ner lot, in beautiful North Haven. $5OOO, rooms bath, electric lights, ser want house. stable, etc., near car line, North Highla Ids. See us for terms. 5000, easy terms, Groom cottage, bath, electric lights; close in on Northside. S10OO one-fourth cash, balance 1, and 3.years; five pretty lots, 50x200 feet each near car line, East Lake. sS500, 100x190 with several double houses paying good interest, near Terminal sta ton.
 Investment Real Estate Co.,, of
 Alabama. Harry Lyon, Sales Agent. Bell phone 764. 21O9 1st avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

FOR RENT 1925 5th Ave, rooms $30. 1209 23d St, 6 rooms, s30.
 WEST END. 15 College St., 5 rooms, $25. s. W. cor. Charles St. and Cotton Ave, 5 rooms $25. Il South Vine St., rooms. $15 s. E. cor. Hawkins and 2d Ave, rooms, S1 250. 42S Tuscaloosa Ave, rooms, s25. S03 Tuscaloosa Ave, rooms, $20. 15 College St., rooms, $25.
 Thompson & Booth, Bell phone 553 2113 First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
S5OOO-Rental S650.

THINK of it, new dwellings built of stone paying 1S per cent, six blocks Of the "Sky-scrapers," of Birmingham, and you claiming to want a BirminS- ham investment passing this unnotieed? Don't you do it. Call early tomorrow. B. F. Eborn, Suite 316-17-1S, Brown Marx
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
S30OO, 16 Per Cent. Brick.

LARGE valuable lot, six-room brick houses, renting $4SO; steady sure rent CT; owner compelled to sell quick; his misfortune is your opportunity; will you grasp it? Call early tomorrow. B.
 F. Eborn, Suite 316-17-1S, Brown-Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
FOR RENT.

Building 1715 4th ave, north, brick, 25x 14O feet, with vacant lot adjoining, very suitable for tin shop, printing estab- lshment, automobile garage, etc.; im- mediate possession. Cottage, rooms, modern, 1901 Wheeless street, high class neighborhood. Cottage rooms, on car line at Rising station.
 Three connecting offices on Ed floor building 113 21st street. Cottage, 3 rooms, SPA $. 26th street. Cottage, rooms, 11th ave, 18th st., Kingston.
 Three-room cottage. large lot, 720 N. 14th street for colored people; nice house, good location.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent. Bell 61. 1l31e Fist street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

$40 PER FRONT FOOT, in one-haf block of Highland avenue. Property 225 feet deep. High, level and fronts east. Simply giving it to you. $25OO-Beautful lot on Crescent avenue, 60 feet front. $90O0-High level lot on 18th avenue, south, has $400 house on rear. $15,O00-3 Second avenue stores, front south, fine rent and increasing in value daily.
 s5500-Fine rental proposition; lot 50x240, railroad front. rents for s70 per month or $S40 per year. $2200-Lot on North Highlands, 60x330 on the crest, terms easy, fine chert street and sidewalks, beautiful homes all round it. A pick up if you want a large lot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
HERE'S Al BEAUTY.

Near Rhodes Circle; has Il rooms, never been occupied double floored; storm sheathed; furnace heated; every imag- inable convenience; nothing like it for the price of 5000. on terms. It is in 200 feet of Highland avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
S45OO--Rental $500.

PAYS about 14 per cent, ssiX-room dwellings, three-room dwellings, white tenants; fronts car line, few minutes walk of the center. B. F. Eborn, Suite 316-17-1S, Brown-Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
HANDSOME HOUSE

Just one block from 18th avenue, South, and 20th street; has g rooms, beauti- fully finished and arranged; down stairs finished in quarter sawed oak;
 hardwood floors; furnace heated; love- ly mantles: laundry in basement; 4 beautiful bed rooms upstairs and the price is only $7,0oo. Attractive terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
Property Wanted.

WITH all of our extensive lists, we have numerous applicants for various kinds of city and suburban property, whom we have not yet located. What have you? Call and list it. B. F. Eborn. Suite 3l6-17-1S, Brown-Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
FOR RENT.

15O1 sth ave. north, 8 rooms, $35. 1905 North 18th st., rooms, $35. 1217 North 18th st., rooms, $30 1117 North 18th st., rooms, $25. 1400 llth ave-, north, 6 rooms, $25. 23O8 Stn ave, north, rooms $35. 1119 Lawn st., Fount. Heights, rooms.
 s25.00
 21Oo 18th ave. north, rooms, $22.50. 1219 South 18th st., rooms, $32.5O. 1900 South goth st., rooms, SEQ. 1sO4 South goth st.. 8 rooms, $2O. l718 18th ave-, south rooms, s33. 1O01 12th ave, south rooms, $50 81S South 18th st., 9 rooms, $35. 1415 10th ave, south, rooms, $S5. 1O12 South 18th st.. g rooms, $50 171S 10th ave-, south, rooms, S35. 2117 11th ave-, south, rooms, S45. Glen Iris, 10 rooms, $S5. 2O19 Humboldt ave-, rooms, $40. 2O21 Humboldt ave-, 8 rooms, $40. S522 Ave. H, rooms, SIS. S524 Ave. H, rooms $12.5o 2522 Ave. E. 8 rooms, $2250. 253O Ave. E, g rooms, $30. 1342 South 18th st., rooms, $00. 1107 Florida ave, rooms, $3S.33. 1707 Ave. l, 6 rooms, $22.50. 400 Green st., West End, rooms, SIT.
 STORES. 1922 Morris ave, l floor. $75. 22O4 Morris ave, 2 floors, $6O. 260S 2d ave, 2 floors, $50. 2610 Ed ave-, 2 floors, $50. 24O4 2d ave, floor, $50. 24O6 2d ave-, l floor, $50. 2612 2d ave-, 2 floors, $50. 112 North 24th st., l floor. S25. 114 North 24th st., l floor, $25. 31S North 18th st., floor. $125. Large public hall close in, $50. 21s North 21st Street Phones 1239.
 w. N. MALONE 6 co. reU7945 6foA -as mX e AH-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

New two-story, S-room house, just be- ing completed; has every known im- provement; corner lot; house is built absolutely first-class in every way; price is right, dead easy terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
$110O Snap"

CORNER, with east front, 5Ox17s, block of South Ensley and North Bessemer car line, with good 4-room cottage, city water, good neghbors. SLIGO cash se- cures 1t; it is east of Owenton station
 Will rent for $l4 month. B. F. Eborn, Suite 316-17-1S. Brown-Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
HE PRICE IS ONLY

s4250, $500 cash, balance easy, and the house is new; has seven rooms, all mod ern improvements and is in 21z blocks of 20th street, South and 18th ave- nue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

orator will prepare a special color scheme for you.
 If you prefer to apply dse Alabasine, tell us that, and we will help you with san- pie color scheme you can easily work out, or if you pre- fer to have a local decorator do the work, we will furnish you a scheme m the latest style for him to work out.
 The effect of the rooms when completed will be in good taste. good style. Then. too the sanitary effect will be perfect. Bugs, insects and vermin are all killed when the wall is tinted with Alabasine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

YOU TALK ABOUT LOTS. I have them everywhere on the South Highlands, in Norwood, in suburbs and the prices are right.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

ELYTON STREET. Five-room cottage lot 50x150; price s2l5o; $500 cash, balance easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

VACANT LOTS. I have four, lots 50x140 for $500 each; high and level; well located in West End; $400 cash, balance $l5 per month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
For Sale

s5000-Beautiful 7-room one-story cottage, modern in every respect, stabe and ser wants rooms. Lot 50x190, elevated but level, in a most delightful section of the South Highlands, with fiIe view $75O0-The most delightful home in beau tiful Norwood, fronts east on corner, furnace, electric lights and il every way modern, Bitulithic street, cement sidewalks and all street improvements down. Good terms. See this at once. s1oOo-Shades Mountain, nine acres on the crest, level and with fine view. WE HAVE these and numerous other ex- ceptional bargains. Call and see us in our new offices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

Has charge of suburban properties and he will show something to suit. Name the location and what you want he has it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
WEST END.

Tuscaloosa avenue, Groom cottage, mod ern; lot 50x157; price, $3250; terms easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

STEINER AVE-, WEST END. Two-story, 7-room, lot 52x1S6; price 5000; terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
Alal,attiil'le
The Sanitary Wall Coating Che tint thst wont rub oG)

of Alabastne will cover from 300 to 450 square feet of wall surface.
 Write today to us at Grand Rapids, Michigan, tell us the size of your room, tell us whether it is a living room. dining room. or bed room. Give the frontage. whether east, west. north or south. Say what color your carpet is and the colors of your drap- cries. Then our skilled dec-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

IF YOU WANT To sell see me. We hustle, we do.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

Alabastne Is the best ma tenal for dnting a wall and the tinted wall IS the fashion able mode of wall decoration. Sufficient Alabastine for dec- orating a moderate sized room can be purchased for $l.l0. The colors do not rub off, will not fade and never flake if the Alabastne is properly applied. Alabastine IS a powder ready to mix with cold water. It is prepared in many soft velvety tints as we'll as a bril- liant beautiful white. It sells for 55 cents a package for the tints and 50 cents a package for the white. One package
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

The Gawk makes best advertising illustrations in town. Age-Herald build ing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

NEW BARGAINS. S369O-B Beautiful cottage home on Wheeless street three doors from car line, modern in every way; $650 cash, balance very easy terms; can give immediate posses sion, owner leaving city; let us show you.
 s15 5,0O0---3 stores on 2d avenue, near 24th street, bringing good rent; only $55O0 cash, balance long time. $56O0-Will pick up 75 feet on Highland avenue. not far from Elm street. This is about S25 per foot under the mar ket.
 s. E. THOMPSON. Agent. Bell Phone 24 223 N. Fist St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
Choosing a color scheme Free help to artistic homes by skilled decorators who supply hand made designs for the asking

Chammg dainty available for home and the material decoration car be bought a a small expense
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

Several good propositions in semi-een- tral property
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

Srd AVENUE. BETWEEN Fist AND 22nd
 STREETS. 25x1O0. Listen at the price-S16,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-10
Mrs. Zeek'S Address.

Mrs. c.. F. Geek then read an ex-
cellent and most interesting paper
on How Can a Missionary Society
Be Made Profitable and Interestingly
In part, it was as follows:
Il cannot better begin these sug-
gestions than by quoting the opening
chapter of Belle NJ. Brains charming
work entitled: Fuel for Missionary
Fires The supreme object of every
missionary meeting should be to ad-
vance the cause of MISSIONS. THIS
should be the definite aim in select
ing every item of a missionary pro-
gram.
Comic recitations, secular solos,
and dramatic readings are often given
a place, on the pretext of attracting
those not interested in missions. No
matter how excellent or elevating
they may be in themselves, they have
no right to a place on a missionary
program. Such a mixture is likely to
result in defeat. and to be ridiculed
by the very ones it was desired to
reach. If the leader herself thinks
there rs so little interest in missions
that she must resort to other things
to keep her meeting from being stu
pid, others are likely to agree with
her. There is wonderful drawing
4
fascination in Christian work and in
winning others We may safely depend
upon prayer. the power of the Holy
Spirit, and the presence of Him who
said: Lo, i am with you always.
Let nothing foreign to the sub
ject OF missions creep into the pro-
gram. It need not therefore be dull;
no study can be made more fascinat.
ing IL rightly presented From a per-
sonal experience of over twenty years
in Sunday-school work. I can fully
endorse the above as to the wonder
full fascination in. Christian work
Begin every meeting with prayer
above all else for the presence of
the Holy Spirit. Always make use of
the Bible. But use 1t as the word OF
Ged--the aI-powerful Sword of the
Spirit Don't read it because it is
customary to read a passage OF Scrip
sture at q missionary meeting Read
it expecting to accomplish something
by it. Believe God when He says OF
His word: The seed is the word of
Cod Sow it expecting a harvest rs
surely as the farmer expects to reap
when he sows his field with grain
HMonotonv kills. Not long ago a
visiting friend, after his enjoyment
of a modest home meal, remarked that
the elaborate fare of his fine hotel, the
same week after week. took away his
appetite. A civil engineer, weary o.
, the only biscuits his camp cook could
make, told the boy to cut them square
for a change An added reason for
the spirit and interest of variety in
methods is that it attracts others.
You urge a friend to come, and if not
too polite, she replies: oh, I've been
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-10
HELD To THE
U.s.. GRAND JURY
d. z. Clement Given Prelirni-
nary Hearing Yesterday
Morning.

j. E. Clement, doing business on
East Wright street, and who was re-
Gently charged in the United States
court with receiving in pawn from
soldiers stationed at Fort BarTancas
clothing issued to them by the gov
eminent, was given a preliminary
hearing yesterday morning before
United States Commissioner Marsh.
lie was held to the grand jury, and
bond fixed at $500. which was given
j. W. Gingles and r. L. organs
signing as sureteS.
A Serious offense.
Although it has probably been a
common practice in Pensacola for a
number of years for persons to pur-
chase or receive in pawn clothing
from soldiers, it is very serious or
fense, and hereafter District Attor-
tey Wilson intends prosecuting TO
the limit of the law. His attention
has been called to the fact by officers
stationed at the forts, that soldiers
frequently pawn clothing in the city.
The arrests recently were the first
ever made, although some arrests have
been made in Atlanta and prosecu-
lions started.
The following is an extract from
section 543S. relating to the receiving
pf clothing from soldiers:
ANY person purchasing or receiv-
ing in pledge for any obligation or
Indebtedness from any soldier, sailor
Nfficer or other person called into or
employed in the military or naval ser
vice any arms. aanmunition. clothing
or military stores, or other public
property. such soldier. sailor. officer
rr other person not having the law
tJil right to pledge or sell the same
every person so offending in any Of
the matters set forth in this section
sheGl be imprisoned at hard labor fol
hot less than one nor more than five
years, or fined not less than $1,000 MOI
moro than $4,000"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-10
mis- SI0NARY UNION
HOLDS LAST SESSION
Continued From First Paqe)

a complete set of circulars on religious
and biblical subjects. The report also
said that libraries at the different mis-
sions and churches were an absolute
necessity if the people are to be
brought up and preserved with the
full grace of their God 1t showed
that the written sermons and works
Of the great geniuses on Christianity
such as Buhyan, St Augustine and
Luther, 60 a long way toward touch
ing some mems hearts, while most
eloquent sermon from the preacher
will not have the least effect.
After this followed the appointment
of the committee for the ensuing
year, and general routine business
until the adjournment at HAS.