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ONE CENT A WORD

hAIES-One cent n word day; no au'
taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
ton. CnNh npukt accompany a-der
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Ordinance No. 234
Be it ordained by the City Council Of
Birmingham as follows:

Be it ordained by the City Council Of
Birmingham as follows:
Section /. That the office of recorder
for Police District No 3, composed Of
the 18th and 18th wards of the city of
Birmingham. be and the same is hereby
created and established.
Sec g. That it shall be the duty of
said recorder to keep an office or Offices
in said Police District No. 3, composed
of the 18th and 18th wards, and to hear
and determine all cases for the breach
of the ordinances and bylaws of the
city occurring within said Police District
No that may be brought before him.
and It shall be his duty to make report
at least once month, of all fines and
penalties and forfeitures imposed by him
or by any councilman in his stead. Such
recorder is especially vested with and
may exercise within said Police District
No. 3 full jurisdiction in criminal and
quasi criminal matters, and impose the
penalties prescribed by ordinance for the
violation of ordinances and bylaws of
the city, and shall have power OF an ex-
officio justice of the peace. except in
civil matters; provided that in the abb
sence from the city, death, disability, or
inability of the recorder, any councilman
designated by the president of the City
Council may act as such recorder, with
his full power and authority.
Sec. 3 Be 1t further ordained by the
City Council of Birmingham that said
recorder trying any person for violation
of any bylaw or ordinance Of the city
shall, upon conviction of such person
have the power to fine and imprison him,
and to sentence him to hard labor upon
the streets or public works Or in the
workhouse or house of correction of the
city; and, in the event of the fine and
costs are not presently paid. to require
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Legal Notice

Notice is hereby given by the City
Council of Birmingham, as provided In
Section 81 of the chartaer Of the city OF
Birmingham, Ala, that 1t Is their inten-
ton to redeem bonds No. Of Series No
149; bonds Nos. and of Series No. 3o3
at the February 9, 1910, interest period,
and bonds Nos. and Of Series No. S6
at the February 10. 1870 interest period
by paying OF the same at the Hanover
National bank In the city of New York,
and by paying as a bonus to the holders
thereof sum equal to one-half of the
annual interest thereon for one year
BY order OF the City Council of Bir-
mingham at its meeting of January o. 1910.
II. e. SHROPSHIRE, JR.. City Clerk.
Age-Herald January 7-1l-21, 1910
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Removed To Prison.

Macon, Ca, January 81 have faint
recollection; was drinking when I did
the shooting said E. B. Afford, who
few days ago shot and killed his wife
and mother in-law, and seriously wound
ed himself. speaking for the first time
of the tragedy today. Although Afford
following the double murder shot him
self through the head in an effort to
commit suicide. indicting a wound which
was thought to have been fatal, he had
sufficiently recovered today TO be moved
from the hospital to the county Jail
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Ordinance No. 232
Be it ordained by the City Council Of
Birminqham as follows:

Birmingham as folIoWs
Section l. That the office of Recorder
for Police District No 2, composed of the
14th and 10Th wards of the city OF Bir-
mingham, be and the same is hereby Gre
ated and esta blished.
Sec 2. That 1t shall be the duty of said
Recorder to keep an office or offices in
said Police District No. 2. composed of
the 14th and 18th wards and to hear
and determine all cases for the breach of
the ordinances and bylaws of the city
occurring within said Police District No
that may be brought before him, and
1t shall be his duty to make report, at
least once month, of all fines and penal
ties and forfetures imposed by him or
by any councilman in his stead. Such
recorder is especially vested with and
may exercise within said Police District
No. 2, full jurisdiction in criminal and
quasi criminal matters. and may impose
the penalties prescribed by ordinance for
the violation of ordinances and bylaws
of the city, and shall have power OF an
ex-officio justice of the peace. except in
civil matters: provided. that In the alb
sence from the city, death, disability, or
inability of the recorder. any council
man designated by the president of the
City Council may act as such recorder,
with full power and authority.
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained by the
City Council of Birmingham that said
recorder trying any person for violation
Of any bylaws ordinance OF the city
shall, upon conviction of such person,
have the power to fine and imprison him.
and to sentence him to hard labor upon
the streets or public works or In the
workhouse or house of correction OF the
city; and, In the event of the fine and
costs are not presently paid, to require
the offender or person thus in default to
work out the fine and costs under the d.
rection of the city authorities, allowing
not exceeding one dollar for each days
service; provided, that no fine shall ex-
coed one hundred dollars. and no sentence
to Imprisonment or hard labor shall ex-
coed six months, and that no female SNAIL
be required to work on the streets or the
city. but the council may provide by or
dinance for the hiring out. within the
county. any male or female convicted OF
violation Of any city ordinance. Tor the
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washington. january s-Thcugh he was
reelected to the Stxty-f1rst Congress IN
November, 1903, Representative Iegare
OF South Carolina presented himself be-
fore the speakers desk to be sworn in
today, more than one year late. Mr..
Legare has been i'll since the latter part
of the Sixtieth Congress. but he was
reelected over his republican opponent
by an overwhelming majority. He APP
peared to be completely restored to health
today and his. appearance provoked an
outburst Of applause from members ON
both side Of the House. 81
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Ordinance Ne. 233
Be it ordained by the City Council I

Be it ordained by the City Council OF
Birmingham as follows:
That Wards Il and 10 shall be and con-
stitute a police district of the city OF Bir-
mingham Said police district shall be
known and designated as Police District
No. 8.
Adopted January 8. 1910.
H. f. SHROPSHIRE, JR., City Clerk.
Approved January 9, 1910
FRANK P. O'BRIEN. Mayor.
ARe-Herald January Z. 1910.
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WANTED-At once. Job as office girl or
lady's maid will furnish reference; am
not afraid to work. Address X, 15l6 81
avenue, or call Peoples phone 21e.
LIT
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New Railroad BRIDGE Opened.

Baltimore, January 6.-The new double
track steel bridge across the SusQuehanna
Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad company,
was opened for traffic today. 1t cost
more than $2.0Oo,Ooo and 10 one Of the
most imposing structures in the western
hemisphere, 1t Is asserted. The bridge Is
slightly more than mile in length.
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Stockholders Meeting.
CITY ORDINANCES.
~---~-~-~-~-~-----~-@-~
Ordinance No. 23l

Be it ordained by the City Council of
Birmingham as follows:
That Wards IA and is shall be and con-
stitute police district of the city of
Birmingham. Said police district shall
be known and designated as Police Dis
trict No. 2.
Adopted January 5, 1910.
II. e. Shropshire, JR., City Clerk.
Approved January 6. 1910
FRANK P. OBRIEN, Mayor.
Age-Herald, January Z. 1910.
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At the Majestic.

There are mighty few places In the
United States where person can wit
ness as good vaudeville offering as is
found at the Majestic theatre this week
for 10 cents. The bill contains fve ex
cellent acts and first run pictures. The
acts are Leo Filler. boy violinist; Dali
las Romans, a clever comedienne; Caine
and doom. song tailors; Dick Miller,
dialect comedian, and Horace Webb d
Co. There is a matinee daily at 2:so
o'clock and two performances nightly
7:3O and 8 o'clock.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT.

11lS Sd avenue, store. $50.
1909 Tompkins avenue. north. rooms sll.
l2l2 Cotton avenue, West End 6 rooms,
$50 60.
722 18th street. north, ) rooms 500
1908 10th avenue, south rooms $40.
919 Bellevue avenue, south, 7 rooms. $50.
J. n. HElNEkE r. E. G. |. A. Co., Acts,
Phones As. PA North 21rt st
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice.

Notice.
The Board of Educa ton, Jasper, Ala.
will consider propositions to furnish plans
and specifications for Walker county
high school building on Saturday, jan
uary 20, 1910 Cost of building not to
exceed $4,000. Address DR.. ]. L. Sowell,
secretary. Jasper, Ala. 1-6-2t
Stockholders Meeting.
You are hereby notified that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Martin Cracker and Candy company will
be held at the factory office. Tuesday
evening, January 49, 1910, 7:30 p. M. for
the purpose of electing officers and trans
acting any other business that may come
before said meeting. (Signed)
r. d. MILLS, Secretary.
12-2S-4t-2S-1-3-7-14
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ship subsidy To Be Taken uo.

Washington, January e.-ship subsidy
probably will be taken up by the House
committee on merchant marine and fish
cries at a meeting next Thursday. accord
ing to an understanding reached at a
meeting of the committee today, the first
held this season
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UnempIoyed Demand Work.

Kansas CITY. january 6-Headed by
James Eads Howe Of st. Louis, 100 un-
employed men marched to the city hall
here today to demand work il To-
streetA
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FOR SALE.

Humboldt avenue, South Highlands, beau
tiful modern home; hardwood floors,
furnace. two bath rooms, high eleva-
ton, cheap payments easy.
Goth street. near Rhodes Circle, modern
home, lot 60x19l, beautiful shrubbery.
fruit. etc; hardwood floors and decorat-
ed in oil downstairs; furnace; cheap;
owner leaving town
Provident Investment Co.
2104 LIST Ave. Bell Phone 1914
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At the Orpheum.

There's variety ON the bill at the Or,
pheum this week. The headiner Is o.
small musical comedy, brighter and bet
ter than most musical comedies: the
second act is a gifted violinist, who also
sings well: a third act is a trapeze
stunt, with wonderful aerial feats: still
another is a melange of rapid-fire COM
edy and singing; another is clever
pair of acrobats in wonderful tumbling
stunts and the other is a weird contor-
ZIONIST. There is matinee every aft
ernoon and a performance every night
at the orpheum Tickets are on sale
box office.
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WANTED--SALESMEN

statesmen in your local
ity to represent us. Experience nm
necessary; $40 per month and expenses.
Write for particulars. Monarch Cigar
Co.. st. Louis. Mo. 1-5-3t
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1914 10th Ave-,
South
w. B. J.EEDY q co.
Phones A. 112 n. Twenty-first

An s-room, modern, furnace-heated
home. one block of 10th street and Phoe-
nix club. can be bought at bargain Terms
very attractive. 407 Farley Bldg. Bell
phone 1872.
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ONE CENT A WORD

ia E>-One cent a word n day, nd.
taken for less than 25c for fhrst inser
sion. Cash must accompany order.
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farm loans 800, 600 to loan on improved
farms. Operate in 40 counties; $500 TO
$4,000 Give particulars first letter w.
r. Nelson, Selma, Ala. l2-So-lot
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WANTED-To rent. half Of furnished
house or furnished fat until April l.
with privilege Of longer lease; must
not be too far out Address Q-95, care
Age-Herald. l-o-tl
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WANTED-Factory site adjoining rail-
road in Birmingham for the manufac-
ture of the Multi-Copy Typewriter; state
location, price and size of lot. Address
A. s. Boyd. Farley Bldg, Birmingham.
Ala 1-6-3t
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Railway mail clerks; COM
mencement salary $500 Spring examina-
lions everywhere: candidates prepared
free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 2-J,
Rochester N. Y. 12-12-3lt
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,WANTED-One or two men as solicitors
to sell an article wanted in every house
hold; splendid compensation paid; no
outlay required. Call at Singer Sewing
Machine company 2123 Sd avenue Biz
,niueham Ala 1-6-4t
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FIRsT-CLAsS mandolin teacher is form
ing class. For further information
inquire of w. L. Snow, e22 n. 22d street.
1-5-7t
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WANTED AGENTS

(Tf476N6fate agent for best visible
evneWuiter on market: for full partic-
; uloes write to r.. o. HUE, 4s Whitehall
Gfroof Atlanta. 2-6-5t
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FOR sALE-On 4th avenue. blocks from
Terminal. 11-room residence with alley
houses; $4,000. Splendid lot South
18th street, 75x150, with stone wall,
$4,000. Nine-room modern residence on
corner in Norwood, $500 Also other
good bargains in city and suburban
property. A. f. bunker & Co, 2111 1st
avenue. 1-4-3t-tu-th-fr
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HOT-EN-ToT TWINS are in town. See
Age-Herald Jan. Z. l2-zS-1lt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"The House of a Thousand Candies,


"The House of Thousand Candles
Pale and weak, his face drawn with
visible pain, William Webb last night
at the Jefferson bore up through four
acts of highly charged Meredith Nichol-
son. In the role of Bates, the butler
Webb showed himself an admirable actor
though suffering from an attack of acute
indigestion which had caused him to
faint from pain during the matinee per-
Torrance. III as he was, the star sue
eeeded in throwing an air of merit into
an otherwise mediocre production
Demonstrations of popular novels rare
ly prove successful from anything like an
artistic standpoint 1.-THE House of "A
Thousand Candles Meredith Nichoison's
popular compound of thrills, sentiment
and mystery, when offered on the stage
becomes little short of a slightly unique
melodrama. Poor scenery and empty
seats add little to a performance of this
nature. but for that THE House of
Thousand Candles" proved somewhat OF
an entertainment as given last night. The
title of the play and the character of
Bates the butler were strongly renlin-
iscent of the book, though otherwise
Meredith Nicholson's handiwork was
scarcely evident. The girl in the red
tam % shanter'' was by no means the de-
lightful creature of the novel and the
suggestion of a dual identity was lost in
an excess of Stiffness.
After having read the book, as was
doubtless the case with the majority of
los ,txl,t
from judging the play harshly. The Glen
arm manor house, with its fitful candle
light and air of mystery and romance,
descends to the realistic and common
place when stage representation is at
tempted. For this reason 1t could hardly
be expected that the play, however good,
would give half so much enjoyment as
the story. in the reading of which the
fancy and imagination are not restrained
by bare stage settings.
The company presenting the play last
night, while by no means surcharged with
ability, did not descend below the aver
age and was as a whole comparatively
satisfactory. William Webb, whom local
theatregoers do not remember as having
starred here before, proved gem. Per-
fectly fitted for his role in physique
and bearing, he portrayed in a thorough
~ natural manner the role of the mis-
understood butler. AS Larry Donovan,
John Lyons was somewhat clumsy, but
was fitted out. perhaps naturally, with
perfect Irish brogue. Lawrence Brooke
as John Glenarm was the conventional
ranting hero, and Lorne Elwyn made
good as the usual villain. Ralph Menu
ing proved a not unnatural thug dis
playing some ability an actor. Misses
Margaret keene and Pauline Seymour
represented the feminine portion of the
cast, appearing respectively as Marian
Devereux and Gladys Armstrong They
may, unfortunately not be accused of
having surplus merit.
Perhaps the taste OF THE House of a
Thousand Candles would be sweeter for
the lack of seeing it played.
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WANTED-HELP

Go5T..EzNil--ToT TWINS, the Hot sensa-
ton. See Age-Herald Jan. 18th. 12-S-l1t
ANTED-Assistant bookkeeper, three
hours daily, SIS per month; irst-elass
references Address V2o, care Age-Her-
aid.
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WANTED

WANTED-Customers for showcases. iron
safes and Carrara paint Alabama Gro
Gerry company. l-i-ei
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"The Merry Wlaew."

With all its brilliant and sometimes
audacious mirth, 1.-The Merry Widow
which Henry w. Savage sends to the
Jefferson theatre toni yht and tomorrow
matinee and night never steps over the
bounds into vulgarity. The artistic values
of the story, the wonderful beauty of
the music. the careful presentation of
the episodes. ard the elaborate staging
of the spectacle lift the y,ennese operetta
into the realm of real art and appeal to
all lovers of the beautiful and bright.
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WANTED-Young lady stenographer and
assistant bookkeeper; permanent posi-
ton; good salary. Apply BIZ, care
Age-Herald.
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ONE CENT A WORD
RATEs-One cent a word dny; NO Hd.
taken for less than 25c FOR nrst inser-
ton. Cash muat RccomDany order.
Lee c. Bradley, J. II. Brockman.
President. Gen. Manager.
BIRMINGHAM TITLE
& GUARANTY co.
CAPITAL s15o.OOo
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,
TITLE INSURANCE
Every Department 9f Fftie
Investigation.
225 TWENTY-FIRsT STREET.
FOR SALE
TALK NTH ALAN JEMIsoN.
BELL 100 PEOPLES 81. o-+u
HALLS SAFES.
Halls safes at satisfactory prices ana
terms: safes exchanged. opened and re-
paired. Birmingham Safe Co., 11l2-la
lst ave, Peoples phone 2s5. z-zS-ti
FOR SALE-The Multi-Copy typewriter
modern duplicating machine. "A. ,.
Boyd, second floor Farley building
FOR SALr.-Three business lots on 27th
street, Ensley. near the railroad yards
cheap by the owners. Address E-S. care
Age-H Herald 12-3-tf
HOT-EN-TOT TWINS for cts. See
Age-Herald ian. Z 12-8-11t
FOR E-Miscellaneous Air Line
Samson system. baskets and two
money shooters: cheap. Erlick Dry
Goods Co., Columbiana, Ala. 1-1-1t
FOR sALE-A nice suburban drug store.
established 10 years; owner going west
Bell phone 265. Woodlawn. 1-2-f
FOR SALE-s12 ,000-4ox1OO 23d mr..
LIST ave. s,O0c-4Ox100, 22d, mr.. Sd
ave. $f7.00O-50x140. close In, on 5th
ave. SOS, o0O-25x14O. I'd ave. $1,000
Cottage on North 21st. s60c0-100
feet, Hanover circle. s26o0-5O feet.
Hanover circle s26o0--Nice home, LIST
ave, Woodlawn. w. B. Leedy Co.
1-2-7t
FOR SALE-Few shares That's all Gar
ter Co. stock at IS cents per share
Apply 30 First National Bldg. 1-4-tf
FOR sALE-S2500 5Oxl60; beautiful high
lot three blocks east of Five Points,
with all street improvements; new
homes on each side of lot; not renting
neighborhood; terms. Weakley & Res
enstihl 22O LIST avenue. 1-5-St
FOR sALE-s250O; 5Ox20o; beautiful high
lot, southern exposure. best neighbor-
hood, in block of Lakeview school and
new park; easy terms. Weakley Ros-
enstihl 2120 LIST avenue. 1-5-St
FOR SALE-On car line in the heart of
Woodlawn, rs lots 50x1s0 each with
well built houses, renting for $3.50 per
month Price $40, 900; $500 cash, balance
per cent. Bunker, Pill list avenue.
1-4-3t-tu-th-fr
FOR SALE-Pair highly bred Irish set
ter puppies, 4 months old, $35; also two
young Newfoundland dogs. Zoo 9th ave-
nue., north, Bell phone 1905. 1-6-4t
FOR SALE-s4200; most attractive lot, one
block south of Highland avenue; ele-
waited and has southern exposure; all
street improvements; one-ffth cash.
Weakley & Rosenstihl, 2120 1st avenue.
Lost
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George Sidney is one of those peculiar
comedians who is funny all the time,
no matter how often n person has seen
and heard him. For that reason many
people go back to the Bijou time after
time to see The JOY F ider, In which
he is appearing this season. There is a
matinee Saturday and performance
every night this week. Next week comes
Rogers Brothers big production, I'm Pan
anna"
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David Belascos own company in his
successful play, 'The Girl of the Golden
West" will be presented at the Jefferson
theatre Wednesday, matinee and night.
One of the bea-ties of a Belasco pro-
duction is the skillful way In which he
manufactures atmosphere and retains 1t.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

FOR RENT-Front rooms. 2cSO Stn ave
3-2-tf
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ANTED-Situation by young man as
collector or clerk in store. X-ao, care
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