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The Washington times., 1910-09-26
GIVEN SIXTY DAYS
FOR REVOLVER PLAY

Richard Shooter, seIf-stvIed. a .,sr7srl
edition Of Jack Johnson" vbo er,7+ -
Pierce place Saturday night. v-hi1a S77f-
fering from an overdose OF fire vva+e- .,
was sentenced TO spend the next sixtv
days IN the workhouse bv. Judge NM
lowry in Police Court this morning
Shooter didn't shoot at anvtbiDgr in
particular. but his father took the stand
ana sWore ne was so drunk that neigh
windows TO get a view Of the scsndaIoils
COiuCs
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
TODAY'S SALES.

District Of Columbia ASS. s59alo4. so
Washington Gas. sac.
Mersenthsler. Ia21S
National City Bank, 1OaI7o. '16a7n, 81
National Metropolitan Bank. Nam
10Q2l9. 100101, Sd2J1 I2G2g0.
Union Trust. IGa1815L
After Catt-Lsauston, 2-5TS3
9NI3SIz
Washington Railway and Electric,
common. zfG32
washington Railway and Electric IS,
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
FIRE DOES LITTLE HARM

Fire broke out IN a small frame bufId-
ing at Nineteenth street and NTintwood
place early this morning from some m
known cause, causing damage amount
ing to about SO. The building Vas nm
occupied at the time, being used during
the sessions Of the Bristol school as q.
dormitOry for servants
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
AUTO HITS TREE.

While attempting u avoid a col
ljsiOn with another machine. an auto
mobile belonging to c. 3. Hight. OF
the Colorado building, coIIided with
tree at Eighteenth street and Mas
SachUsetts avenue this morning, caus-
ing damage amounting to about $50
to the automobile None Of the occu-
pants were injured.
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
TURTLE OF RIPE AGE
IN MASSACHUSETTS

MIDDLEBORO, Mass, Sept. an
n. Whitney today found the oldest tur-
tie yet reported near the Hill Cemetery.
In East ATiddleboro.
Inc turtle was OF the box variety and
on It's shell bore the inscription % w
CasWell, 1919 No person of that name
can be recalled even By the oldest in
Eabitant
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
ARRANGE ROYAL WEDDING

LONDON, Sept. 26.-Princess Glenn
entine, Of Belgium. is expected in
England today to settle the date and
place Of her marriage to Prince Victor
Napoleon, who is staying with the
Empress Eugene at Peterborough,
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
GOSSIP FROM WALL STREET

Hartman & Cove can see nothing
dong here this morning TO make Us
nave any opinion We believe Roosevelt
is on the wane and on any drop due
10 platform Of the progressives in t3is
state, We believe market viii do m
buy, for We feel sure in the end thai
the coioneIs candidate viii be beaten
" B Hibbs & Co.-There was a great
deal or favorable comment on the 2 :
uOn OF the railroad labor unions n,
strongly advocating the need of il
creased freight rates to insure railroad
eIhclency and prosperity. and one ex-
peflenced operator expressed the oDfoiol,
tnaJ II this news had come into me
market late in the day. q at a tine
wnen the technical situation was sfroDg
II might have resulted in a stampede If
shorts. -'0 u
A G. Plant & CO.-One Of the rod
mills Of the American Steel and w.
company has started at South share,
ana the other mill viii resume shortly
me billet mil OF the Carnegie aiSo
started, az Well as eight Of the oI,aD
lsS5ea5 n LQTlaceS. BUSINESS IS reported
good at the steel and wire plant.
Earnings Of Canadian Pacific for tho
third week Of September increased sIz4.-
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
No Permanent Permits.

Dr. Woodward said no permanent per
mits had been issued TO shippers from
New York State Those sending cream
here had been doing 50 under the TEN
porary permits such as the farmers Of
Maryland and Virginia complain 50
loudly against Eighteen such permits
had been issued, he said, in New York
State. and they were subject 10 revoCa-
ton the moment that the Northern deal
ers failed TO comply with the Health
Department requirements
1T is true that the farms near BY are
inspected more frequently than those of
PENNSYLVANIA and New York" Dr..
Woodward said IN answer 10 the charge
Of the producers.
"ThOt must come about In the natural
course Of events since the department
can't send a man as often TO look at p
farm when il takes two DAYS TO get
there and hack I don't fear that the
milk from New York State IS any worse
than that which comes here regularly
The farms In New York State are. as
rule, more sanitary than those farther
South That Is q dairy country
The Washington times., 1910-09-26

and Virginia producers into complying
with their terms
The cost Of shipping milk here is
very high he continued, and / don't
think they could keep IL UP long and
make q profit"
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Furnished TO The Washington Times h,
a .. Plant & Co, "a Fourteenth street
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Furnished to The washington Times h.
Hartman < Co. New York G. 3 CyhI---a-1
manager local branch. Colorado Fsuff5f1z
Open HI h- Low C,Ioz-
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MILKMEN PROBE
BEING CONTINUED

Continued from First PageJ
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

FURNISHED 10 The Washington Tines BIZ
A G. Plant * Co, "a Fourteenth street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
FOR RENT
STORES.

STORES. 2023 1st avenue, 25x100. $50. 520 South 2Oth street, 2Ox10O. $50. 2SO0 9th avenue, 50x140, s125. 5l1 South 20th street. 20x50 $22. 50.
 DWELLINGS-NOR 143O Sth avenue, rooms, $25. 1909 N. 12th street, rooms, SIP 50. 1004 N. 44th street, I rooms, $18. $50 N. 18th street, rooms apartment $40 509 Miller street, Earle Place, rooms $20 1916 North 18th avenue, rooms, s15. FPS 1st avenue, 3 rooms, $10. 552 2d avenue, rooms, $7.50. 1912 North 24th street, rooms, s10. 1914 North 24th street, rooms. $12.50. 1921 North 44th street, rooms, s10. 1925 1st avenue, rooms, s25. 1912 Joseph street, rooms, $10 24051a 2d avenue, rooms, $40. 1117 12th avenue, north, rooms, s37 .5o. 1905 North 18th street, rooms, $20 532l list avenue, rooms, $20. 6300 3d avenue, 5 rooms, SIS. SOUTHSIDE. 2S01 Mountain avenue, rooms, s65. 1119 18th avenue, south, rooms, $40. 2020 Avenue G, 10 rooms, s55. 1927 18th avenue. south, 10 rooms, s60. 2204 Avenue F, rooms, $l6. 2206 Avenue F, rooms, SIS. 2s04 Avenue F, rooms, $10. COP South 32d street 5 rooms, s12.50. 327 Avenue F, 8 rooms each, s6. 220 South S0th street, rooms, $16. 7Sn Sloss avenue. rooms, SIS. s20 South Fist street, I rooms, apartment $35. 1114 South 18th street, rooms, $40.
 s. BETHEA & co.
 Agents.
 qd
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
Bargains for Sale By Wilson
 Brothers

 $4500-7-room residence on 18th street. $S000-S-room, on Avenue E. $5500-7-room and two lots on 10th avenue. s6000-8-room, 2-story, on 18th street. $5500-s-room house, located on 11th ave-
 nue.
 s2soo-10-room. 2-story, on 17th street. $2000-Vacant lot on 11th avenue. s3500-7-room cottage on 11th avenue. N. s24O0-Beautiful choice lot at Norwood.
 WEST END-WEST END. $ 2o0-vacant lots if you take them all. 550-On car dine; beautiful lots. 5 650-Fronts West End, Powderly and
 Bessemer car lines. $2000-4-room cottage on 1st avenue. $1250-4 rooms and halls two blocks of car
 lne
 $100o-4 rooms and hall, negro home, two
 blocks of car line. $1S00-Modest cottage home high and dry. s1900-5-room, modern throughout; snap $1750-New broom bungalow; also snap $2500-S-room, 2-story, one block of car. $255o-A modern cottage home. $240o-New broom house, just finished
 RISING PROPERTY. Is 5o0-For lovely residence lots. 6oo-For beautiful lots, one block of car.
 FAIRvIEW PROPERTY. Is s50-High and dry lots, one and two blocks of car. s100o-- Modest cottage homo, two blocks of car
 s12oo-3 rooms and hall, close in. ENSLEY PROPERTY. s160o-Home on Avenue c. s8O00-8-room residence on Avenue F. $220o-5-room cottage on Avenue c. s3o0o-For three acres with water front l. a.~4<z mile of P. O.: a snap. ELYTON PROPERTY. s240o-5 rooms, fronts car line. s250o-e-room. almost new cottage, fronts car line.
 s7ooo-1o-room, 2-story. up-to-date home, fronts car line at Kindleworth. GRAYMONT PROPERTY. $1700-6-room house. s2000-8-room home, one block of car line. s2500- -10-room, 2-story house. one block car line.
 s350o-S-room residence, near Birmingham College.
 -Up-to-date. 2-story, 1o-room house. KINGSTON PROPERTY. s1so0-Almost new house. block of car line
 S2300-6-room house, fronts car line. wOODLAWN PROPERTY. | , 900-Nice 4-room cottage on two lots. $2S00-6-room house at 32d street. $4500-10-room, 2-story, fronts car line. EAST LAKE PROPERTY. s1350-5-room cottage home, near Howard College; can't be beaten anywhere. s1Soo-5-room home. well located. s2oOo-A splendid home in fine community. $11oo-5-room, on Sloss avenue.
 TRUCK AND FARMING LANDS. A FORTY acre improved farm at s35 an acre; seven miles out; just think a minute and you will investigate at once. s10 PER ACRE, splendid fruit and truck land, 11s miles of live town; II miles of Birmingham, Ala s30 AN acre for well improved farm, seven miles of Birmingham, Ala. s25 FOR a new improved 40-acre farm, near Birmingham, Ala. $20 PER acre will buy you fruit and truck lands in 40 minutes auto run of courthouse; cheapest land in Birning- ham district
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
FOR SALE

s1250-5 rooms and hall, lot 50x140, on 2d avenue, North Birmingham terms
 s1eoo-e rooms and hall. corner lot 50x14O, on 9th avenue, North Bir- mingham; terms. $1S50-5 rooms and hall lot 50x1o5, in Norwood district; high and dry; terms.
 s125O-6 rooms, new house; lot 50x15O; in Kingston; terms $15O, balance S15 month.
 s12oo-5 rooms. new; lot 5Ox150. in Kingston; terms $150 cash, balance $15 month. s1600-2-story, 7-room house, lot BOX 14O on Allen street, North Highlands; terms.
 6S lots adjoining park at North Bir- mingham, worth s200 to $250 each, for s7500; terms. 40 acres near Irondale, improvedi $125 per acre. terms 40 acres on Shades Mountain, front ing public road less than F mile from Mountain View Springs prop erty; s60 per acre. 16 5-acre tracts; fine for truck farm ing, on Shades mountain; $500 each easy terms GAO acres, 23 miles from Birmin gh am S2500; easy terms. 200 acres two miles from Trussville; s10 per acre; easy terms. 158 acres IT miles east of Birnrin gham $500; terms easy. 5000-Corner on 3d avenue with good brick building; east of goth street terms.
 $15,000-Lot west of goth street on Sd avenue, improved terms $3750-2-story, S-room house on 11th avenue, north, between 18th and 20th streets; terms $1400-5-room house on Johns street will sell to colored people on terms. M. E. Webb Real Estate Go. POI Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Bell
 phone S924.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
REAL HOMES

s5750-7-room. 2-story house in Norwood 14th avenue, between 18th and 26th streets; furnace heat and hardwood floors; terms very reasonable; will ap- peal to you. (List No. 14) S4500-S-room, 2-story home in Norwood, corner 3sth street and 18th avenue; fur mace heat. hardwood floors; 5000 cash, balance monthly. A good buy. Gist No. 18.)
 $6500-9-room home fronting south In Ave, nue H, near 21st street; large and vel improved Tot, with stabs. barn and chicken run. A reasonable cash pay ment will secure this. CList No. 2O.) Se50o-2-story brick, modern in every ap- pointment and situated in Elm street; ; you can buy this on reasonable terms i, must be seen to be appreciated. Gist No. 2s.) $7750-A 10-room modern home in 30tk / street, near Highland avenue; lot is BOX 210; terms reasonable; let us show this Gist No. S1)
 $60O0-An S-room home in splendid con- dition on lot 50x150. facing east; alley corner and just east of Glen Iris park. $10O0 cash, balance to suit. (List No. 50.)
 s6750-Each for two 2-story homes, mod ern and new, in Avenue J, between 23d and 24th streets; these are attractive places and are worth Investigating $750 cash and balance monthly buys any one of them. Qist Nos. 54-55) If you wish to buy see us-if you wish to sell see us.
 MEYER 6 GOLDMAN
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
FOR RENT
SOUTH HIGHLANDS.

SOUTH HIGHLANDS. S19 18th street, rooms, s35. 821 18th street, rooms, $35 S25 Fist street, rooms, s35 1012 21st street, rooms, $50 1851 18th street, 6 rooms, s25 1921 18th street, 10 rooms, s75 9O9 21st street, furnished. Il rooms, S1OQ 1920 Elm street, 10 rooms S60 1922 Elm street, rooms. $50. Sl9 90th street, 10 rooms, s6O. 2714 Pine avenue, 10 rooms. s7H l225 11th avenue, 10 rooms, si5 1030 11th avenue, 10 rooms, $6o. 1912 18th avenue, rooms, S45. 2109 14th avenue, ' rooms, $45. sos Georgia street, $ rooms, $30 10O4 Montgomery, rooms, s30. 607 17th street, 5 rooms. s16. 1912 Avenue H, rooms, S2250 261s Avenue G, rooms, SIP. .50 2620 Avenue c, rooms, s12.50. 1501 14th street, rooms, $50. 3450 Highland avenue, rooms, $40. 2225 Arlington avenue, 10 rooms, seo. 2S31 10th avenue, furnished, rooms, Se5. FIT 11th avenue, rooms, s30.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS. 25oo Sth avenue, rooms, $50. 2s0S Third avenue, II rooms, $0o. 2514 18th avenue, rooms, $40. 510 24th street, rooms $S7 50 15Oo 20th street, furnished. rooms, $40. TIT 24th street, rooms, s30. 1a nth avenue, rooms, $25.
 APARTMENTS. 1102 Virginia avenue, 6 rooms, bath, $~ 1104 Virginia avenue, rooms, bath, $35. 1909 12th avenue, south, rooms, bath, $lS 1611 18th avenue. south 6 rooms, bath, $k
 w. N. MALONE 6 co.
 219 N. Fist St.
 Both Phones No. 1239.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
Explanation Wanted

From Judge.
 "Oh are you Mrs. Blizzer?" asked the vivacious and beautiful woman, on be- ing introduced to her. "I have often met your husband. I must congratulate you. He is always such a happy look ing man. I have noticed that particular ly every time he has chatted with me-"
 That evening Mrs Blizzer says calmly, but sternly to her husband:
 will you be so good as to tell me what makes you look happy when you are talking to other women?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
It Didn't Keep

From the National Monthly.
 The more shiftless a darky is, usually, the more clever his excuse.
 The doctor was groptng his way through a blizzard at o'clock in the morning when he suddenly ran into a fellow pe- destrian. To his astonishment he recog- nized the laziest, most comfort-loving negro in town.
 why, Uncle Pack, what are you doing nbout this time of night in such storm!' exclaimed the physician.
 Ans 'blged to come after ma mo min dram, sah,' explained the old rascal de- precaitingly.
 ''Well, Uncle. If you are just obliged to have your morning .dram, why don't you take 1t home the night before?" in- uuired the doctor leniently.
 "Ah does, sah, but it don keep"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04

rience, one that others have had, too. boarded a train in New York and went immediately to the dining car to order my dinner. The cooks had started every thing on the stove when it occurred to me that I would like something to drink Don't think l wasn't disgusted when the waiter told me that as the railroad had no license to sell liquor in this state l would have to wait until we got across the border in to the next. Well, l was determined to get that drink, and loitered over my food until we got into legal territory. All the same, the dinner was more or less spoiled by the delay was young and green, then; they don't catch me that way now.''
 Railroads are now trying to get a car that will be sanitary in every respect for it Is believed that the garish panel ling and frescoing, the bas-relief -and scroll work of old, indeed all those things that collect dust and germs, must be eliminated In the future. Recently, by way of experiment, a railroad refltted a dining car with an interior finish of smooth mahogany. According to the su- perintendent who directed the work, If a microbe should alight anywhere inside that car 1t would fall off and break its neck"
 Every precaution has been taken to make that particular car hygienic in all respects. The range Is surrounded with asbestos paper and galvanized iron as a precaution against the fire, while there is & copper floor beneath the kitchen. Like hotel men, dining car superin- tendents are troubled with people who are politely called "souvenir hunters" Coffee spoons, knives, forks and other
 small articles mysteriously find their way into pockets of men and women who
 would resent tho suggestion that they
 were petty thieves, and tho conductor
 mu always run his weather eye along
 the white tables. Sometimes diner is
 caught in the act of fi1ching something
 and Is made to disgorge by the tactful conductor out of sight of the other pas
 sengers. Sometimes the souvenir hunter Is never caught, and his booty, therefore. | is marked against the depreciation &C.,
 count or another that represents loss. As a matter of fact, railroads prefer | to think all their patrons are honest to
 a degree. and they will say less about their losses, but there is no doubt that
 they suffer from the depredations of l llight-flngered travellers. Some years ago a theft was uncovered in a remarkable way. Two men entered a dining car. They dined quietly without attention, but
 an hour or two later 1t was discovered that the silver menu holder was missing from the table which they had occupied. By this time they had left the train and | 1t seemed improbable that the silver
 would ever be recovered. When, how ever, the dining car conductor mentioned the theft to the Pullman conductor, the | latter said:
 "Why, remember those two men and
 where they got off. I saw them at the | table,
 He had made no mistake. Railroad de- tectives traced the men to their home town and found out where they were em- ployed. Their employer was approached
 and he summoned the delinquents. What he said to them Is not matter of record
 but the company quickly got Its missing
 menu holder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
Rent Now For Oct. fist.
ABtHlS. 2027 Sd Avenue.

In addition to the complete rent list print below we have property for rent in East Birmingham West End Gray mount, North Birmingham, Earle Place. East Lake, Ensey Highlands, Central Park Martins Station, Woodawn; farms for rent vacant lots for lots which owners will build to suit tenant; furnished houses etc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice 10 the COIored odd Fellows

All colored Odd Fellows are requested to meet at Stewards hall on Second ave- nue and Twentythird street at o'clock D. m. September 5.
 By order of the Grand Master. who twill be preesnt. J. P. EVANS. Chairman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
FOR SALE

160 lots in fastgrowing suburb of Bir- mingham and close to Corey. These lots can be had at less than one half their retail value. Will sell on small payment or exchanga-for rental city or farm land if taken at once, as owner is leaving city. Apply X-10, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
R.YAN,S BARGAINS
SOUTHSIDE.

s300o-Six-room house, hall and bath, plumbing complete; fronts south on well elevated lot 1OOx140; 11s blocks from car line. near four churches and good school. one-half cash, balance to suit, at North Birmingham.
 s1400-A neat, 4-room house with hall, front and back porches; well located; nice ele- vated lot at North Birmingham; $lO0 cash, balance like rent.
 $2S5o-New modern 5-room house, hall and bath. three nice cabinet mantels, all street and sanitary improvements com plete. Well located on car line in Wood]awn One-third cash, balance to suit.
 $200O-F ive-room house, hall and bath. in first-class condition; all plumbing com plete, one-half block of car line, near churches and school; well located at Woodlawn. One-fourth cash, balance to suit
 s25O0-A neat broom cottage. hall and bath, fronts south, on we'll elevated lot, one block of car line, two blocks of churches and school, in best resi- dence portion of West End; $500 cash balance to suit.
 s35OO-Eghty-acre farm, GO acres in culti- yation. Il miles north of Birmingham on good public road: good house and barn: all under good fence; four good springs; good orchard and farming tools; can make reasonable terms. s15OO-Etghty-acre farm, 50 acres In culti- vation. balance well timbered; 4-room house and barn; one-half cash, balance to suit will exchange for good cottage. This farm Is two miles from station; 40 miles north on l.. X N. R. R. RYAN REAL ESTATE CO.,, POPS 3d avenue Bell phone S35
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04

l SOUTHS1DE.
 709 S5th street rooms. s15. 1 2513 Avenue F, rooms, bath, $25. | 1117 18th street, rooms, bath, $35-e 1 1926 Avenue l, rooms, bath, S37 50. | 2329 Orange avenue, 8 rooms, bath, fur nace s45.
 1925 11th avenue, 10 rooms, bath, s45
 S19 3Oth street, 10 rooms, bath, s55.
 1921 18th street, 12 rooms. bath, fur
 mace, s75 l 2225 Arlington avenue, 10 rooms, bath, S60
 623 20th street, ' rooms, bath, $25.
 625 20th street, ' rooms, bath, $25. | Corner 18th street and 14th avenue, 8
 rooms, bath, furnace, $47.50. | 917 Woodland avenue, rooms, bath, $40. | S25 Woodland avenue, 10 rooms, bath, fur
 mace, $50.
 151s 11th avenue, south, rooms, bath, l $35.
 2233 Arlington avenue, 10 rooms, bath, s100. | 1922 18th avenue (Glen Iris A), rooms, | bath, s50
 1905 Woodland avenue, 10 rooms, two l baths. $47. .50. 2011 Avenue D, rooms. bath, s30. l 1530 11th avenue, rooms, bath, $40. | 1231 Waucoma, 10 rooms, bath, $65. 9O2 18th street, south. 7 rooms, bath, $33. .50 l531 South 18th street rooms, bath, $25. 1765 18th avenue. rooms, $45 1127 18th street, rooms, bath. $50 2l02 Avenue G. rooms, bath, $37 50. 203O Humbolt avenue, rooms, bath, $45
 1030 11th avenue, 10 rooms. bath, $60. 1421 10th avenue. rooms, bath. s95. 1105 Sycamore street. 8 rooms, bath, $55
 APARTMENTS-s 1911 18th avenue, rooms, bath steam
 heat, janitor service, $40. 1611h 12th avenue, rooms, bath. steam heat. ianltor service, $40. 1927 Avenue H. rooms, bath, S7b. 1925 Avenue H, rooms. bath $75. 911h South 12th street, rooms. bath,
 $27.50. RESIDENCES-NOR
 14sO 11th avenue, [ rooms. bath, s27. 50. 1404 18th avenue, ' rooms, s15
 1880 Jasper street T rooms. bath, s2S.
 232S 11th avenue, rooms, bath, s25. ll3S 18th avenue, rooms, bath, $35. 2131 11th avenue. rooms, bath, S25. l1O4 North 30th street, rooms, bath $50. 1908 12th avenue, rooms. bath, $27.50. 1921 North 17th street. rooms, S25 1925 1Tth street, rooms, $25 400 18th avenue, rooms, $50. 1900 18th street. rooms, bath, 1855. 1924 Fountain avenue rooms. bath ss3 50. eSO North 18th street, rooms, bath, $40. 31s15 18th street. 16 rooms. $S0.
 91O 11th street, rooms, $14 1908 Huntsville avenue. rooms $35,
 1512 Sth avenue, rooms, bath, S45.
 71s-2O North 18th street, IA rooms, bath,
 $125.