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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY

NINE room modern house; large lot; nice barn; /;
IS full bearing orange and other fruit trees;
located in Healdsburg, Sonoma county; this
would make delightful ''out of city home;
SO. 500.
Ia acre ranch; good I room hard finish house:
barn; 1900 resistant vines; acres grain:
stone cellar; fine location for chickens: miles
from Healdsburg; 81 500
c. NJ. SAGE, room 49, 1o6s Broadway. Oakland.
DO not overlook this-40o acres on Eel river,
Mendocino county; 10 acres under cultivation
her; good house and barn; one of The best
little cattle and hog ranches in the state of
California; would make ideal summer re-
sort; fine hunting. boating and fishing; no
trouble to catch the limit; price 50, 600. Me-
FAULL EDWARDS, $3.50 Chronicle bldg
MENDOCINo co. land for saie--a2o acres. q
miles from Ukiah 20 in orchard and hay land
rest grazing. Price So, 600.
5000 acres OF range, of which 70 is farm
ing. Price 30 per acre.
so acres farm, well improved near Ukiah; !;
By ENGLISH & CLEVELAND ukiah. Cal.
1 HAVE 1a3 acres OF land in Ukiah valley: 20
acres alfalfa land. balance farming and wood
land; all under good fence; fair house and
barn; running stream of water; good orchard;
all kinds Of berries and small fruits; an ideal
place for health and proht going to
Europe; price $500 for quick sale. Address
box 1888. Call office.
WE have oS0 acres land 200 under cultivation
miles from town and railroad; the best com
bined stock ranch and farm In California; run
ming stream of water; fenced and cross fenced
price $4,000; terms
If you are looking for a farm, stock or fruit
ranch at the right price call and see us
MeFAUL & EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg
100 ACRES land Brentwood; AS acres
bearing vineyard, balance in corn and other
products, room house, good barn and out
buildings; running stream of water piped TO
house and barn; horses; all farming i'm
plements; everything ready to do business
This is snap; do not overlook H. Price
$500. "A cash for quick sale.
McFAUL & EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg
EUCALYPTUS OR INVESTMENT
2.270 level land well snited for euca-
lyptus; good location. miles from the river
miles from S. p II. R. This is one Of the
best investments and cheapest buys We have
ever had. Only Si5 an acre.
G. NJ WOOSTER CO.. 1o2 MARKET ST
LOT 25xl00, Vista Grande. very reasonable: sf0
down. 81 monthly, no interest. NJ. LANGLEY
354 25th av., Richmond district.
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A LITTLE TALK ABOUT BERKELEY REAL


ESTATE.
Now is the time to buy. H you have
money to invest 1t viii never buy more nor
better property. bring a better return
than it win new II you know a bargain
CAN'T GET SOMETHING FOR NOTHING In
spite Of the financial depression and the cqn
tinued dullress Berkeley property has =
.slnmped- N holds nrm because 10 IS The
BEST PROPERTY IN THE STATE. No other
city is growing so rapidly; none other offers
such attractions for the home seeker who de-
sires moral social aud educational advantage
But there are always some who MUST SELL
for good reasons. and these make offers that
offers that we would ike 20 present 10 y0u
For example $1,000 lot offered for $500 on
S45O cash. $500 Queen Anne cottage FOR
So. 750: a West Berkeley cottage with large
lot S3.5OO. offered Tor s.. 7J0 if sold quickly
and several good buys on very easy terms
Better NOT overlook rs If you are after bar
DE KAY s CO.. Dwight way station. Berkeley
An IDEAL COLONIAL HOUSE COTTAGE
PTlAN-14 rooms, natural oak and redwood
finish: modern: carefully planned for comfort
and entertaininr: , large ouen arepIaces: fiir-
mace: combination range; no better built home
IN this county; good elevation; me marine
view. 10 minutes walk 20 university: block
from :. P station and sfrectcarS; - min.
from $. r. beautiful surroundings. shade and
so feet: low price: easy tcrnls to immediate
buyer. deal with owner an premises. 1885
ShattncS av. North Berkeley
HOME NEAR THE UNIVERSITY
Can be yours Tor a >uloit hl~t laA hleut- luFt-
are 10 rooms. a aoorcd atfc and finished
basement Tho lot IS large anil the place y
only minutes walk frOm tac University
$500 cash win carry it,
We have for sale the prettiest bungalow you
ever saw and at a very reasonable price. 10 IS
In Southeast Berkeley Let show ia 70 You.
THE WARREN CHENEY co. fNC-.
2154 Center ST. Telephone Berkeley 80.
OWNER leaving state. win sell modern 8 room
bungalow beam ceilings etc, ou south front;
aaI-e rqrf fuU
I from ears terms low $3.50 cash
and So per ulanrh. price very reasonable Box
40. Cali office. Berkeley. Cal ~
FOR rent-BeautifuI home OF II rooms. ykrd;
50xi60 IN most desirable residence district %
Berkeley: on new car line connecting with al
city trains: SIS per month. lease 2 years
longer. See owner. 291O Hilegass av
Continued 10 Next Pa<a
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SIXTY DOLLARS PER ACRE
Marion colony-Fresno co.; 20 acre tracts; very
best early citrus fruit ssOil in state irrigation
canal; unlimited water supply; nc per acre
yearly; schools close by; train within short
distance. Abundant well water at 80 feet.
VIII plant and care for nonresidents; $40 per
acre down, balance at per cent. VIII
change for bay property, improved or unim-
proved
FRANK r. NEVILLE,
1911 Webster ST., Alameda, Gal.
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7hn

- 5000.
Fine, modern bungalow, rooms; built for
home; polished noors setn china closets,
furnace; 50x150; lake view; easy walk to
18th ST. and Broadway; convenient to s.
4 +. local service; SO, 900 mortgage can re-
| main; few such properties so close In. OBJ
tainable at any price. (6os)
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81. .4OO-4O ACRES. MENDoCINo CO., AT
Ingenook 30 acres is under good cultivation;
a good story house of rooms; large barn;
apple house: 3 acres of the best orchard; good
creek place; all kinds of small fruit. Terms
TO suit you.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

LAYMANCE REAL. ESTATE COMPANY,
1214-1216 Broadway, Oakland, Cal
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sso0 lot

In the very incest part OF East Oakland; ele
waited ground, fine view: half block from 14th
ave- car line; So foot front and positively the
cheapest lot In the county for building pur-
poses Take 18th ave. car at Sth and Broad
way; get on at East oath St
There Is another level lot right there, with
double front; street work done; suitable for 1
or little cottages, pair OF fats store and dat
or anything This lot yoIt can have. with so
foot front on streets for a sacrifice price.
There is a sign the lot with the price and
size. so you can go out and size it up any
time that suits you best-Only you may miss
It If you put it or too long II you would like
to meet the owner representative there. go
on Sunday between 1 and 4 O'Clock A little
cash down will do Don't overlook this
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GREAT BARGAIN
A GENTLEsAN's HOME ON A HIGH INCOME
PAYING BASIS-300 ACRES
100 acres in the choicest imported vines-fun
go acres in French prrnes-fuIl bearing.
10 acres in olives-full bearing.
az acres in hay land
acres In chestnuts and all kinds OF assorted
fruits; balance pasture
Over 90. 600 gallons of the choicest old wines
IN the state of California In the wine cellars.
Wine and olive presses; farming implements
Of all descriptions; horses, wagons, etc; tine
right elevation; splendid view; spring water;
fine crop on place: II miles from San Jose
the best road in the state For particulars
c. P. ANDERSON & CO.. CsoLE AGENTg
loo North LIST ST., San Jose, Cal
$40 PER ACRE.
We have $40 acres in Sonoma county; 20 acres
in hay and garden; acre orchard, mostly peach
trees: story house of rooms; good barn and
other buildings; horses, COW, farming tools,
etc: there is enough timber on the place to pay
for it; only $40 per acre.
FRUIT RANCH. near winters, solano county:
221k acres, all in fruit: 16 acres in peaches, bal
ance in aprieOts; only 20 rods from public school;
first class gasoline pumping plant, cost 81, 400;
average net crop returns 81. 700 per year; If you
looking for good paying fruit ranch in 8
good locality this is the best we have for the
c. N. WOOSTER & CO. 7o2 Market st.
IS SSs$sS sssSs ssSS$s S
s DAIRY AND FARM.
Is sl1.OO0-590 acres in Mendocino county, S
all fenced and cross fenced: 2So acres good
fertile valley land. balance grazing and tim S
Der; about 5000 cords of good FIR wood S
s be sold for 75c per cord stumpage in the s
tree: house Of rooms 8 good barns. water S
pped TO both: creamery house, separator, s
20 cows, 2 horses wagon and all farm i'm S
S plements; one-half cash, balance years at
8 per cent net.
s THE WRIGHT CO.,
S 416-41S First National Bank building, s
IS OAKLAND. CAL. S
IS SsS$SSS SSSSS S$$$$S SS$$ s
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So, 400. S3 400
nxxy ron ctAr-

80 400 81. 400.
BUNGALOW FOR SALE BY OWNER
Corner Hudson st. and BOYD av: designed by
prominent architect; the most artistic and con
Yenlent room home In Claremont district;
swel home In swell neighborhood; SO minutes
from San Francisco; IL minutes from Oakland
10 minutes from Berkeley; Key Route and
beam ceilings double glass doors from hal TO
living and dining rooms, cabinet Kitchen large
cooling closet. bath fitted with highest grade
nxtures, chimneys with brick and tile mantels
windows In closets. cement trays in laundry
nxtures and shades TO suit purchaser See MIR
GORDON, owner, premises or at 1909 AdeIpe
st. Phone Piedmont AGO
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AEY ROUTE TERlIINrs.
YOU RSELF

WHY PAY RENT TO SOMEONE EIsE9
Better. isn't il. TO buy a home on easy pay
ments and really pay rent 70 yourseIf7
HERE'S HOW TO DO 1T
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SPARE FEW HOURS OF YOUR SUMMER
VACATION investigating the vast country real
estate opportunities We will help you to
prepare for the coming rainy day; charge you
nothing. Full details about thousands OF
country properties the Pacific coast subject
TO undivided attention when you call or
write
PACIFIC REALTY INFORMATION BUREAU
405-406-407 Metropolis Bank bldg, s. +.
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PRICE WAY DOWN

PRICE WAY DOWN.
$3,6o0--Improved holding within 800 feet or
business center; 25 feet frontage alone
worth more than price asked will pay
double bank rate OF interest now; sacri-
feed to lowest notch to avoid foreclosure;
a snap for some one (f0)
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B. F. HERSHEY, 1863 KEARNY ST., S. F., Cal.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND COLLECTIONS
IRRIGATED LANDS

sl4.o0o-2l4 ACRES SANTA CLARA CO.;
16 miles from San Jose; 80 acres in vines, full
bearing, all farming implements; balance of
good barn: all wine tanks. barrels and every
thing goes clear title. Terms or will exchange
for city property.
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RENT COLLECTORS.

coo Market St opposite Palace Hofel-
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Write or call for circulars.
G. H. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery St,
San Francisco, Cal.
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A BIG PRODUCING, COMPLETELY M
PROVED perfectly located 20 acre vineyard;
10 minutes walk from Calistoga; creek bot
tom soil; vines producing 10 tons TO the acre;
has all the necessities 10 insure comfort as
well as revenue. Properties like this we rare
" secure, so don't delay investigating.
j. ". WRIGHT & CO.,
125-127 Sutter street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27
BUSINESS BLACK

BUSINESS BLOCH
$4,000: rents 81 $50 a year. A fine. new
modern business block in Oakland. containing 3
stores, all leased, and 8 fats. This is new
location and growing very rapidly; viii double
In value In few years. Good reason for offer
ing this great sacrifice.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27

MEXICAN and Texas timber colonizlng land.
$4,000 acres pine and oak and hardwoods;
choice; well located for export; $3.50
10000 pine, oak ash, hardwood. SO.
1000 improved stock ranch and timber.
100 600 acres irrlgable land and stock. $1.75.
100000 acres coloNizing lands, SOC up
Texas and Mexico, all size tracts and all
classes Of timber and stock ranches. Reports
sent; information at office DAVIS BURN
HAM. 704 Mills bldg, S. F.
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BERKELEY REAL EsrATE-con.
MASON -McDUFFIE COMPANY.
BERKELEY

MAsoN-MeDUFFIE COMPANY.
BERKELEY
KEY ROUTE TERMINUS.
WHY
NOT
PAY
RENT
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REAL EsrArE-continued
THE HYDE RANCH.
BEAUTIFUL soNoMA VALLEY.

10 10. 20 and 80 ACRE TRAcrs.
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EXTRA EASY TERM COTTAGE.
$3,250-Not built to sell on installment plan;
present owner took property in business
transaction; he can't use 1t; rooms.
bath, laundry; 4ox100; north side; near
Telegraph ay. Key Route station; $3.50
cash, balance like rent. (9D
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BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME for saleAIn
warm belt. noted for flowers fruit and sun
shine; delightful surroundings; 30 minutes by
streetcars from business center of Oakland <
quick communication service to s.. f. :; grounds
of generous size; house new, rooms: hard
wood floors; fine large fireplace: improved
streets and sidewalks; all up TO date convent
ences; artesian water; good pressure; sewer
gas, electric lights; finest roads for automo-
bling and driving; price asked 9,OO0 but
owner will give remarkable bargain for m
mediate sale. BOX III Call Oakland
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CRY REAL EsTATE-Continued

CENTER 4 SPADER.
Dealers in
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSURANCE
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$4,000
BROADWAY CORNER
THREE FRONTAGES.
story building; stores with basement: =
fats above, with large sunny rooms and bath;
hardwood mautels. bay windows gas and cleo
tricity; close to 22d ST Key Route. This is
positive bargain. (506)
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27

HOMES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS
at banking interest We bill build
or buy home and loan you full
cost Of home to build on vour own Iot
PAClFIC HOME BUILDING CO.,
952 Broadway, Oakland.
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A. ]. SNYDER.
g01 Broadway. Oakland Cal.
Sao0-Lot 30x100; best buy in the Santa Fe
tracts; snap.
81 050--Linda Vista lot. 26xIO4. hloct, f.o,,
the Oakland av. carlne; this is a chance
to get lot cheap in this desirable locality
50, 250-Modern flats. and 6 rooms and hath in
the Lakeside district just east Of Lake
Merritt: Is minutes walk to Broadway
A. J. SNYDER
901 Broadway. Oakland Gal
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GRAND OLD HOME
$3.50; IL rooms corner 75x150; shade trees,
fine garden. lawn, barn. outhouses hot house
poultry yard, all wire fenced; only blocks to
s. p. depot.
GEO. w. AUSTIN.
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FOR SALE BY c. L. LITTLE.

THE FAMOUS GIBBS RANCH OF
Sc ACRES, ADJOINING THE
CITY OF CALISTOGA NAPA COUNTY.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27

LOT 25x100, Vista Grande. very reasonable $40
down. 81 monthly; no interest NJ LANGIE icy.
354 25th av., Richmond district.
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WILL SUBDIYIDE IN 5, 10 AND 20 ACRE
TRACTS, OR MORE IF YOU WISH.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27

GEO. II. MURDOCH & son,
Room 81, Bacon building, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27

$4,000.
Store with living in room fiat
above; arranged for families; all mod
ern; will pay II per cent; may take good
cottage In part payment; south of 10th
street. l443)
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PRICES RANGE FROM s115 TO s27o AN
ACRE; TERMS, THIRD CASH BALANCE
MORTGAGE AT 6 PER CENT.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27

SOME OF THIS LAND Is IN GRAIN, BAL
ANCE FULL BEARING PRUNE TREES.
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EUCALYPTUS OR INVESTMENT
2.270 level land well snited for euca-
lyptus: good location. 3 miles from the riyer
miles from $. p II. n. This is one of the
best investments and cheapest buys We have
ever had. Only $i5 an acre
G. NJ. WOOSTER CO. IO2 MARKET SI
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-16
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
Automobile Regulations.

To the Editor of The Age-Heraid
There has been considerable agitation
lately about the speed of automobiles on
public highways. This has been brought
about no doubt by the reckless driving,
which we must admit exists. Investiga-
ton will show that this is confined to
comparatively few drivers, some of whom
are inexperienced or irresponsible, and
others reckless and Indifferent to the
rights of others.
Whatever the explanation of this reck-
lessness, the fact remains that these driv-
ers have aroused public sentiment against
automobiles. This feeling is becoming ag-
gravated, and needs only a serious auto
mobile accident to bring matters to
focus We automobilists will then find
ourselves seriously handicapped by pub
lie sentiment which will react In making
strict laws, refusing to keep the roads in
good condition, and in imposing heavy
damages in cases of accident. Then drfv-
ing car will no longer be pleasure.
The automobile is here to stay, and the
sooner 1t is adjusted to meet the condi-
tons, the better it will be for everyone
This requires the cooperation of all au-
tomobile owners and drivers, and l sus-
gest that we organize to protect our
own interests, as we'll as those of the
community. Such organizations in other
cities have accomplished much for the
public welfare.
The object Of the organization should be
primarily to bring about the passage of
laws and regulations less absurd than
the present laws, and to assist in enforc-
ing them. Laws and regulations are
necessary because there are reckless driv-
ers. All law-abiding citizens, whether
owners and drivers of automobiles or not,
should favor whatever will contribute to
the good of the many
The present speed law of eight miles
an hour is absurd, we all know. Yet it
will not be increased unless the automo-
bile fraternity changes it. This law is
violated by practically every car in the
city. The only excuse I have found for
this law is the following: If car is
running 20 miles an hour any observer
can swear that it is exceeding the speed
limit Of eight miles an hour, but might
not be able to swear that it was violating
the law If the limit were 10 miles an
hour.
Using this argument, the law might just
as well exclude the automobile from the
highways, because it is practically impos-
sble for most Of the cars to run at
speed of eight miles an hour for any APP
probable distance. Their presence on the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-16
MAY BUILD ROAD'
OVER MOUNT AIN
Electric Line Is Projected AEut
Twentieth Street
COUNTY MAY AID IN WORK.
Forty-five Foot Cut Is To Be Mace
Across Mountain Under Tracks
of the Louisville and
Nashville.

The Board of Revenue will take up to-
morrow the question of spending $4,000
toward the construction of the much de-
sired and long sought easy grade across
Red mountain. The difficulties which
have stood so long in the way now seem
pierced with deep cut at Twentieth
street connecting Birmingham with the
large population in the territory south OF
Birmingham, and Red mountain will no
longer be a barrier to the growth of the
city southwark.
President Going said yesterday that he
had the matter under advisement, that
every detail would be examined, and hat
as far as he could see the proposit ion
is feasible, and the county will be getting
Off very light with $4,000 or $4,000.
Last year the Board of Revenue had tn e
county engineers make.~a survey for a
new road through Red mountain fro1 a
Twentieth street into Shades valley, conA-
Meeting up with the new road built up'
Shades mountain at a great expense tel
the county. This Shades mountain roat
cost about $4,000, and is fine piece Q
road building, but owing to the fact tina /
the Tennessee company would not Civ +
the necessary right of way through then
property on Red mountain at that time
and the exceedingly high cost of building Z
this Twentieth street road through Ra d
nTot, 1,.x hn OF,
gineers at S125,000, the county did not
build it, and consequently the full loene-
fit has not been derived from the $lss0O(
road up Shades mountain.
The Birmingham and Edgewood BA &C.
trio Railway company Is now being or-
ganized by a number of the leading m en-
of Birmingham, including .. M. DR. IN
men, a. G. Smith. e. D. Smith, W. A
Porter. Fl. C. Abbott, ]. q. Shelby, B,
Fl Cooper, Joseph f. Hawkins, John f
Bradley, George II. Harris, Step her
Smith, Scion Jacobs, Wilson Brown C
H. Morgan, R. L. Totten, John L. Par ker
@. T. Brazelton, Rufus N. Rhodes ant
J. T. Stokley.
This car line company has obtaine I'll the
right of way from the Tennessee col q panS
and from the Louisville and Ma Ihvillt
Railroad company, aid will com penc,
shortly the construction of three an d one
half miles of car line from the ind o.
the South Highlands car line, thror gh al
open cut under the point where the oridg,
on top of Red mountain crossed thu
Louisville and Nashville tracks at a dept
Of IS feet under the bridge.
The company has proposed to tho coun
ty that at the same time a gooj wild
road could be built with little adj itiona
cost. The company proposes to ces nstruc
that portion of the road inside q he city
limits if Birmingham will not dor so.
AS Mr.. Going has said, the pYsfn seems
reasonable, and the board will probably
indorse it.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-16
LAW AND ORDER
MEETINGS BEGIN

The campaign of the Law and Order
league begins today with addresses in
five different parts of the county. The
first will be delivered by James Bowron
at the Baptist church in Avondale on
Civic righteousness this morning at IL
o'clock.
The following is the correct list of the
afternoon and night mass meetings.:
Avondale Baptist church, 3 p. m. Speak
ers, ]. r. McWane and r. M Goodall
Woodlawn Baptist church. 3 p. m.
Speakers W. L. Sessions, r. F. Lovelady
North Birmingham Twenty-first Street
Methodist church, p. m. Speaker, w. E.
Urquhart.
East Lake Baptist s p. m. Speakers,
r. F. Lovelady. C. S. Bissell and George
Tarrant.
Pratt City Methodist Episcopal church. 8
p. m. Speakers, w. R. Stewart and Hugh
Locke.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-16
SPECIAL SERVICES
IN REVIVAL TODAY

The public is cordially invited to at
tend the revival services that are being
conducted at the Eleventh Avenue Meth
odist church. The services held yesterday
morning and evening were well attended
and the sermons and music much en-
joyed These services will be continued
throughout next week, with preaching by
DR.. Bowen at II a. m and and TAD p.
m. Special services will be conducted this
morning at II o'clock by the Rev. l. A.
Bowen and a large choir will render spe-
ciaI music under the leadership of e. u.
Smoot. Mr. Smoot was singing with Rev
Sam Jones at the time of his death and
his singing is proving feature of the
revival This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
special service for men will be held by
DR.. Bowen, the music being furnished by
double male quartet
Special services will also be held to-
night at 7:45 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-16
The Corrola.

The 1909 edition of the Corolla. issued
by the students Of the University of Ala
bama, has made its appearance and 1t is
a very handsome book. The Topographic
cal work. illustrations and subject mat
ter combine to form a volume that re-
fleets much credit on the board of edi-
tors who are responsible for Its SUCCESS.
This years Corolla is dedicated to the
late DR.. William Asa Parker. who was
for many years professor of German at
the university.
H. M. Caffey, Jr.. is editor-in-chief Of
the Corolla for this year. w. H. Robert
son is bushes manager and T. w. Pal
mer, Jr., is assistant business manager.
The associate editors are Thomas H.
Evans, Clement R. Wood, A w. McWhor-
ter James Rice, v. H. Belt. Jr.. Ralph
S. Barrow, Julia d. Searcy. Clara Bell
Sem, Thomas c. Mccormick.