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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

J on permanent organization The gentle
/ man from IRE. Mr. Daniel-
/ Motion for appointment of committee on
. resolutions Inc gentleman from Kings,
Nj PrendefgA-'. who will move the pT"Ni-
uUs question on the resolution
The chair appointed the foIloWing cow
mitiseS. which the secretary wrl read
Reading IL names Of committees
Notic~ NJ committee meetings announced
hv m" secretary.
Miscellaneous
IN. gentleman from New York. Mr.
GrisCom. moves that the convention do nov
adjourn until tomorrow. "Wednesday. sep
temb"r -. 1910. az ~ ~ O'Clock \ VI
Resolution NJ l. bl Mr. koossv"lI
R'soir,S That IafA, cite O. Gleason h"
elected temporary secretary of IN" con
,"ntIon an thai John boyle. II Ernest \.
luv. fru~-' Kelsey aud John Hutch
irson. ~ re elected assistant temporary
.~vrr'aTis-
Resolution No =. by Sir Hinman. after
~ pnn>"v-l'
R''uh,d that the rules Of the Assembly
be- Adopted ~ tho rules of The convention
80 Tar a~ 'G" sam" Err Applicable
Resolution W o. by Mr. fHS-ett. after
Nr Ntnu.tu
E'.oh,5. Tha' all resolutions ne referred
?" 'h" committee "n resolutions without
lsba'-
Resolution No :. by Mr. Alien after Mr.
ll--"''
R's"ir.d That a commt'ee on cTeden-
tBIs consisting 90 one member from each
congressional district. he appointed 10y IA"
chair
Resolution 30 S. by Mr. Daniels after
Mr. Allcu
R'so'r'f That a committee on per-
mIn"u' Organization. consisting 81 on"
member from each Congressional district
be appointed nv the chair
Resolution No =. hy Mr. PrsnderRas,
after Mr. Daniels
R'solr'F. Thai a committee on rs~olu-
> .ous. consisting of one member from each
Z ungr-~-ional district. h. appointed hv ~"
chair Move ~" previous question uu ~"
resolution
Motion y" : Mr. Grrs,on. after the
appointment 81 committee pud M" an
n"unC"m"n' ~ m" committee meetings
! move that Tho convention DO now
ad 'ourr un'l M-dussda,. Sor'"ml-r -
1910. ~ 'u ~ O'Clock \ VI
Tins wa, IN all RESPECTS save one the
sam" A. tnat used bv Thomas & Plat 80
rIn Republican stat" convention when
Plat was boss 81 tho state The eNcep-
ION mad" hv Plat was that he always
permitted IN" delegates, from the Con
gross districts 2. name 'heIr committee
ION Roosevelt had tho machinery fNsd
so tha, h" a. chairman 81 the convention
could name the committees
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TRI1kERi. SAM ROOSEvELT.
TaIk~d of "a mclean Bossisup' After Mon
da, NiKht's state COMMITTEES Neetins.

SARATOGA sept q After the stormy
meeting 81 the State committee last night
when Nice-Pre~ident sherman was re- .
Endorsed for temporary chairman IL the
conv sntion. col Roosevelt prepared the
following for publication to-day.
The conduct 81 majority Of the
state committee last evening puts in the
dearest light what this contest really IL
The statements Of Messrs Griscom
KrIlewltch. Kracke. Wanmaker and Hen
kei prove conclusiveiy tho trickery that
Was used in the effort to win q majority
and keep the management Of the party
under the control II the men who have
been discredited by their actions There
has never been a State convention 10
which IL was better worth going than u 10
10 this, for never IN any other has the
issue Dsen 50 clearly drawn between
cleanliness and honesty 10 public life
ana that peculiar haseness in political
management which has made he very
word politician obnoxious 20 the people
our fight ia squarely against corrt!p-
ton and th. unclean boesism which mas
tired corruption The mon who nv trick-
cry Kept control II the state committee
and who now come here m tho effort 20
donInat" N" convention are tho very
men who are responsible for the corrup.
ton winch produced Aids and for al
that has Ue-cn discrrditabls IN the party
management. md now these deeply die
credited bosses resent the effort % the
people. the efior' ~ tho plain peop!s who
make up the great bulk % the Republican
party. TO rescue that party from the fac
tons which have used II only % further
their own base and selfish plrpoars
when the Roosevelt atatsmsnt vas
shown 70 Barnes the Albany man aid:
Mr.. Roosevelt always answers every
argument by saying that hia opponent Z
a crook. This thing will b. all Fought out
b hGht 20 hnish."
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DIED.

ADDOMS.-On SATURDAY. September - a. ~.
Hoiei Cramatan, BToaxvilie. MARY Baldwtn
beloved wife q Mortimer c. AddOns Nnd
daughter Of the late Charles p. Ine NAT
A baldwin.
Funeral serytres ~ her late residence. = Eas,
'et1 81. on Wednesday September - a. .
o.eIocs =. II.
Bush At ner,clcy. Cal Mrs. EI.,nor 4 stan q.
ton bIsa. widow Of col James a.. RuSh
p = Amy.
COLUNB0 -MIch-la CaIur,ho. ages ~
scryi'c, ~ -TnE FuSERAL CHrscH 2Si az
West al st. ,FRASE L. CAMPBELL BLDoJ
friends invited.
cRoSBY.-suideniy. on Sunday. seps--es =
1910. az basiand. = J Hrnr, Barr-u ~TJsJI
- Paterson. Y. = m bis ss,h ys.r.
Relatives ard friends srr i-,ttri - attend -
fTr~rs' on cLn.-dAy september =. - ne
a." residence. 30 Urnai'sv PsUrs7'
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t'rct"r. at ronN rnir1cc % tar-.,
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Ma o. s. tn1>I Caspar S~h1ylsr 90 =
10 a's r-s- Nirrira. and Mar Brai',-i
vuv-Fiu ,uIeIt
luu'-1. 90 SHr.r, on V~Frr.ta" S~0r-rH~'
lu'rrwrri 30 a.. Hr..l~r Cemetery.
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her -. In she snih ,~,r 81 nis ngc after 70
ipLErt Hines, r1,!Ng SehuyN' rowan
shield. Ia o. thu late Rear Admtrsl i--ni
Tr,i,ort l,,,,,Ipsn,.1
h' ~. >ndd"0b ~ North hsiIel OHeore y
the -i'h instant iAnler younrrs' dAurfta
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Richmond papers please copy.
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oi ~ West Ns' s'. husband ~ Lars
ll'cn and 'hiher Of the late 'fihces 400
l.''h.
Funeral rfNic"> ~ Al Angels 'hir"h ~
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P''>e ''p''
HAVEN IN Srnds~. September y ~ "a
HaTea. dearly beloved HUSBAND " Atoun'
u. H''H,Hnn ~ ~ as, IA
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

We toof him 20 hospital He WIS frsated
es an out-patieut twice . week and h. goi
oiher ooefoT ani Inside % a week the tov yvrs
AZ appearances. cured AID tie doctor sad
q SeIs wss dGne, bui tie very Leut day
broke out as bed a. eye.. '
We decided that Il could rot he s,,-od
snd must run IT, course and 20 Ne hlat keot
Ms arms bandagyd TO his side 20 preVert IA.
ufsnng ha ne.h. We lest Toronto and
clM Femedtef were recommended We
staFted using them n NAV, sOe and soon
,h;rL va CONFLICT ,Yoy you'd no,
" eAil pFEfectlY clear ard he 4 entirely frcs
Ion We skln ok1sas. There has been no
anap ior hahy's hath. RobsFt Manr. Pfnrtof.
MINI. Nay ,, 1910"
cuiirura Hsned.s ssld thrsuHAous shs vera.
hsa.I Dgas chew. osrp.. saas Pfnps- naIaoa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

broke, matter would nun
out. starting new bllsters
until hts entire face. head
and shoulders were q mass
OF seaos and you could no,
Sc . particle Of clear Sktn.
Other parts Of MS body were
Affected, but not 90 such an
eztent We dd no, know
what 20 do for HIN ard
uhed about every advef.
Used remedy without avail,
tndsrd some q; them only
added 90 hts suffering ard
one m particular. tne
kemedy, almost put the
infant into conVul lions
Ins family doctor pre-.
scribed for him ard Inld
Is N hmNka 49, 49,. a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
MARRIED..

CLATDE-ANDREWS At Governors stand
Nov YORK HArhor, Saturday. september =
1870 Lieut. Abram claude y = Nsvv ,ls
Miss Alice EInlc~ Andr~v. daughter o.
Col. George Andrews. AdJutAnt Genera
y ARMY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
Englnrcr Mile, ON >nnrt.

Daniel sullivan. chief engineer a. The
plant NJ th" n =. Painter Manufacturing
Company a. B~rgeu POINT was Instantly
killed yesterday afternoon lie was
working about the man '.uCin" room
when the slcev" ~ he JacI"r caught IN a
belt an he was whirled over "a -hrtt lie
lived at 49, Crrscpnt aveuu". New Rrigh-
ton, Richmond. He leaves "a widow and
three hidren
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

FOR RENT-Three rooms, one fur nished, two unfurnished, South High lands: will rent together or separately.
 Address Room 5S7, First National Bank BldR 9-22-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
DROUTH CAUSES
 DAMAGE IN DALLAS

Selma, September M.-(Special )-Resi- dents of the southern part of Dallas county report that the drouth in that section is causing residents considerable inconvenience. In some locations wells and creeks have dried up and the people have to haul water for stock from great distances. The drouth in that section Is stated to be tho worse experienced in the rast 20 years, and unless the section Is visited by rain soon 1t is believed that many heads of cattle will perish for want of water.
 Six young couples enjoyed moonlight picnic at vallegrande, near Selma. They had a delightful picnic lunch. Among those who enjoyed the picnic were Miss Georgia Donnell of Atlanta, Miss Ernest inc Smith, Miss Kate Young, Miss Louise Johnson, Miss Maude Smith and Will Phillips, Leonard Morgan, Sam Hobbs, Will Burns and Dr.. Chisholm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

FOR RENTING furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 2100 7th avenue.
 9-22-4t-th-fr-su-mo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

ICE CREAM, best made. Welden-Nash.
 Both phones 9O6 lii tt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
David Elected Mayor

Lineville, September H.-(Special.)-In one of the warmest municipal elections held here In recent years W. M. David was elected mayor for second term over his opponent, Dr. c. P. Gay, by a ma jority of two votes.
 The following councilmen were elected: First ward, R. L. Thompson; Second ward, w. R. Williams; Third ward. C. N. Lanier; Fourth ward, E. S. Swift; al large, J. T. Blair. Total number of votes cast were 164.
 Quite a number of the school boys from the university and Auburn came home to vote.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
FROM MOBILE ID
 EUROPE BY WATER Ships Direct From Mobile to
 Foreign Ports SOUTH WINS PRIZES Products of Southern States Impresses Wisconsin Farmers and They In- yesfigate With Idea of
 Moving South
SOUTH WINS
PRIZES

Mobile September -(Special.)-Mayor Lyons received official notice yesterday from S. A. Leblanc, manager of the Mo- bile liners, that commencing October the Harrison and Leyland steamship liners, would operate vessels to foreign ports out of Mobile, two vessels sailing each month for Liverpool, Hamburg, Havre and Bremen. These will constitute the opening schedule. The vessels will dock at the city wharf, where the water front Is now being deepened to accom- modate ocean liners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
THATCHER TALKS
 TO LARGE CROWD

Decatur, September n.-(special.)- Charles w. Thatcher, the good road apostle" delivered speeches today at the Decatur and New Decatur public schools and at the county courthouse in the in terest of the Takes to the gulf boule- vard," which is being constructed by the United States government. He was greeted by large audiences at each en- gagement. He is a unique character, travelling without salary and without price in an old-fashioned prairie schoon- CT, delivering speeches in favor of the construction of the boulevard. The sur vey of the boulevard passes through the Decaturs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
Money to Fight Weevi1

The chairman of the committee ap- pointed by the Mobile cotton exchange to collect money with which to fight the invasion of the boil weevil and for the reported Tuesday night the collection of $500. The amount was collected in two hours time The committee will pro- ceed with taking of subscriptions until the fund is over 5000, and the various banks Of the city announced they would call directors meetings for the purpose of contributing to the fund.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
 NORTH HAVEN. 1920 Copeland avenu, bath. rooms, s1b. 1922 Copeland avenue, bath, rooms, $16. 1909 Hal street, rooms, $15.'
 WOODLAWN. 229 Old North 50th street, 4 rooms, $11. 233 Old North 50th street, rooms, 311.
 GREYMONT. 519 Emma avenue, rooms. SIS.
 SOUTHSIDE. 1719 Avenue G. bath, rooms, $15.
 STORES. 1920 Morris avenue. long lease and low rent to good tenant. A. R. DEARBORN 6 GO. 116 North Fist Street. Both Phone HOP.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
FOR SALE

I1EA11I D .-fAI Lzkh Halls safes at satisfactory prices and terms; safes exchanged, opened and repaired. Birmingham Safe Co.,, 1712- l4 lst avenue. Peoples phone 2s5.
 2-cS-ts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

FOR RENT-Front room for gentleman in private family; furnace heated ana bath, near Twentieth street car line. 1920 14th ave. Bell phone 163O
 9-21-3t-we d-thu-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
ONE GENT A WORD

RATES-One cent n word a dayy no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser- tion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
Products Win Prizes

w. L. Henderson, land and industrial agent for the Mobile and Ohio and South ern railways, who attended the Wisconsin State Fair at Milwaukee. has returned. He says: Products exhibited by southern states were pronounced by thousands of farmers at the fair superior to those raised in Wisconsin. Exhibits to win special favorable comment were samples of corn grown at Citronelle. Theodore and Coden, and were pronounced the fin est ever exhibited in Wisconsin. More than 300 young farmers gave me their names and addresses requesting that It. erature be sent them explaining in de- tail possibilities and opportunities of the south for farming. A large percentage of this number said they would visit the south this winter"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
Captain Arrested

Mandamus proceedings were brought in the federal court yesterday to compel Collector of Customs Ashley to issue clearance papers to the British steamship Lord of Avon without the payment by the master of $100 fine imposed by the immigration officials. The master, 1t Is alleged, violated the immigration laws by permitting the landing of a diseased seaman. The master claims the seaman Is an American. Judge Toulmin will render a decision today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
} SWANTED-SALESMEN

#ANTED-Two energetic young men to travel for reliable house; good money for right men; call room 2l6 Birming- ham hotel, a. m. to p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

Excursions to the seashore and spring resorts via A., B. & A. Rates to suit your vacation. 6-16-th-mo-t If
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
.ONE CENT 4 WORD.

RATEs-One cent n word a dayj no nd' taken for less than 25c for first inser- tion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
w WANTED-AGENTS

"WlNONAh Mills make high grade
 Shaped seamless hosiery, and sell direct
 to wearer; they wear to 12 times as long as other hose; responsible repre- sentatives wanted. J. H. Hale, phone S152, 1921 Park avenue. 9-22-St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
FOR RENT-ROOMS

THE AVALON-Beautifull furnished rooms; everything new and clean. oos Fist street, cor. 9th avenue. s-4-ti FOR RENT-Front room for gentleman in private family; furnace heated and bath, near Twentieth street car nne' 1920 14th ave. Bell phone 1880.
 9-21-3t- wed-thu-su FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished room to middle-aged or elderly lady; special inducements to right party; rel erences exchanged. Address X-75, care Age-Herald 9-21-2t FOR RENT-Nicely furnished and well kept room with every convenience, not bath, electric light and phone. Gen tlemen preferred. Will rent reasona- ble. Address 231S 9th ave, N. s-21-2t FOR RENT-A nice furnished front room upstairs, lights, phones, bath In house. fires furnished; $2.5O per week. 1o1s N. 24th st. 9-N-3twe-th-su FOR RENT-Furnished front room with board in a modern home on the South Highlands. Apply 1895 12th avenue south. Bell phone 1864.
 s11-tf-su-tu-thu FURNISHED rooms complete for light housekeeping dishes, linen, gas stove; rent reasonable 4121 Third ave, s., Avondale. u-tu-thu-su-tu-5t SEVERAL connecting rooms, furnished or unfurnlsLed, facing park. 1914 Sth avenue. 9-20-tue-thu-su3t FOR RENT-October l, two or three un- furnished rooms in cottage. No. 2320 North 4th avenue. Apply 5S1 23d street. FOR RENT-Three rooms, one fur nished, two unfurnished, South High lands; will rent together or separately. Address Room 537, First National Bank Bldg. 9-22-St FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, con- nected or single; all conveniences; over looks Capital Park; convenient to the business section. Address 1909 Park avenue. 9-22-2t FOR RENTING furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 2100 7th avenue.
 9-22-4t-th-fr-su-mo  WANTED-BOARDERS
 PHEASANT room with board for desir- able couple or two young men. 719 South 2oth street. s-l3-1ot FURNISHED rooms and board; also day board. 1903 9th avenue. Phone, Bell, 151S. s-1S-5t EXCELLENT meals and nice board. PIP 4th ave-, Mrs. Cowan. 9-1S-7t WANTED-Parties desiring to board medical students to notify the secretary. Bell phone 3S1. 9-21-2t FIRST-CLASS board and rooms can be secured at 5O9 N. 22d st.; everything modern; S5 per week. s-2l-3t NICE room with excellent board for couple or two young men, private fam fly, near Five Points. 2109 11th avenue, south. 9-2l-5t CLEAN, well furnished rooms, with best board in town, for men only, s5 per week; hot and cold baths. 2217 4th ave.
 9-21-5t ONE room with board; nice meals, fine location. 1275 South 18th st.
 9-18-3t-su-tu-thu WANTED-Desirable location for table boarders or nice flat for light house. keeping. 1900 5th ave 9-22-7t young men to room and board in private family Norwood neigh. borhood and in walking distance of town. 1928 18th st., N. 9-22-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
,oms WANTED = Board

Rooms = WANTED = Board WANTED-Three or four rooms for light housekeeping, South Highlands; couple and young baby. Reference given. Ad-
 dress P-72, care Age-Herald. 9-21-3t WANTED-Three or four rooms for light housekeeping. South Highlands; couple and young baby; references given. Ad- dress PIP, care Age-Herald. 9-22-2t WANTED-October 1. by young couple
 room and board; not to exceed $50. Ad- dress H., 830 South 20th street, Bell 8244 22-3t-th- -fr-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

SEVERAL connecting rooms, furnished or unfurnlsled, facing park. 1914 Sth
 avenue. 9-20-tue-thu-su-St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
WANTED-HELP

RANTED-Railway mall clerks, Bir- mingham. examination November 18. eg00 to $16O0. Preparation free. Frank lin Institute. Dept. 2T. Rochester, N. Y.
 s-25-31t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

FOR RENT-Furnished front room with board in a modern home on the South Highlands. Apply 1925 12th avenue, south. Bell phone 1884.
 q. Q.11-tf-su-tll-tfll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

FURNISHED rooms complete for light housekeeping; dishes, linen, gas stove; rent reasonable. 4121 Third ave, s., Avondale. 9-1S-su-tu-thu-su-tu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
FOR RENT NOW

SOUTHSIDE.
 Location Rooms. Price 2329 Orange avenue, modern. S42. 50 625 South 20th street .......... 25.0O 262 Avenue G ................. 15.00 1012 Alabama street 5000 1014 South 18th street 5000 1908 Avenue I .................. 3 12.50 TIT South goth street .......... 5000 TOP South 18th street .......... 15.0O l1O4 Virginia avenue, fiat ...... 32.50
 FOR RENT OCTOBER 1.
 NORTHSIDE.
 Location Rooms. Price. l122 North soth street, modern $4.0o S16h North 18th street ......... IS 5000
 SOUTHSIDE.
 Location Rooms. Price. 915 Alabama street ............ $32. 50 1114 Sylvan avenue ............. 27.o0 2013 Avenue G .............-... 5000 14O9 11th avenue, modern ...... 12 10000
 STORES.
 Location Price. SIS North 18th street, 25x96, cement floor ........................-. ......$ 6OOO 2117 Sd avenue, floors ............ 175.00 1725 3d avenue. 25x90. rooms up- stairs ................ .......... ...... lU.W
 GARAGE
 2o2s Avenue B ........................ 150. %
 STORES FOR RENT NOW. 2506 2d avenue ........................ 3b.00 402 North 26th street ................. $500 H17-19 2d avenue ...................... lzbW OFFICES IN JEFFERSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING FOR RENT. For further information. see our list at office.
 J. L. Yancey, Real Estate and
 Insurance Company, 118 N. Fist St. Phones eos.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

RATES-One cent word n day; no ad. taken for less thun 25c for first inser- tiOn. Ca=h must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
LiIlis Sells Bank Stock

Kansas City. September 21-Jere s. Lillis, victim of knife attack at the hands of John P. Cudahy, today disposed of all but two of his shares in the West ern Exchange bank here. Lillis was for merly president of the institution. He will remain the nominal head of the bank until January 1. when new officers will be elected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
-STRAYED-STOLEN

LOST-Gentleman's purse, between fifth st. and 4th ave, N, and Both st., Wood lawn, containing about $90 In currency. Purse stamped with Rumford Baking Powder Co., advertisement Liberal re- ward. M. F. Buford, fist and Spring sts., Avondale.
 STRAYED-From Fairview, one pair of black horse mules, Friday night, weigh ing about HOO pounds each, and about 16 hands high. Finder please notify M A. Cowan, Rising Station. LOST-Last Friday, one lady's solitaire diamond ring, slightly yellow tinge; suitable reward. D-76 care Age-Her- aid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished
 room to middle-aged or elderly lady;
 special Inducements to right party; rel erences exchanged. Address X-7S, care Age-Herald. 9-N-zt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

FOR RENT-A nice furnished front room upstairs. lights, phones, bath in house.
 fires furnished; $25O per week. 1o19 N. 24th st. 9-G-3t-we-th-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, con-
 nected or single; all conveniences; over looks Capital Park; convenient to the
 business section Address 1909 Park avenue 9-22-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished and well kept room with every convenience, hot bath, electric light and phone. Gen
 tlemen preferred. Will rent reasona- ble. Address 2S1s 9th ave, N. s-1-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

rooms; everything new and clean. oos Fist street, cor. 9th avenue. 9-4-tt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22

FOR RENT-October l, two or three un- furnished rooms in cottage. No. 2520 North 4th avenue Apply 5S1 23d street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-22
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Graduate nurse take charge infirmary opening in two weeks. Ad- dress Box S. Clanton, Ala. 9-17-tf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-28
MOST ANYTHING.

Il thought YOU didn't care for him.
What won your"
Ills language. He told me that his
love for me burned like gasoline. and
begged me TO hork-honk through life
with him louisville Courier-Jour-
nal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-28
TWAS ONE OR T'oTHER.
From Another Point of View
# it were only as easy to crack the price Of eggs
THE JoHNsToWN FLOOD.

If it were only to crack the price OF
cheaper probably apprecately
sandwich
EvMayor Windsor has received black
resenting any
IS
The Indiana who shot killed probably
his wife.
price OF
beefseak going right along
victory beachers is still
permissible if We want 10 kill the umpire
controlling the price
az but hoy about the supply Is controlled
Detroit has patented street indicator which
popular viii "o'N al SN "ou's anu under al conditions
he in
tain sections Of the city the time when like
he
did
game the plays, evidently they
he
first
i " ey want n"n'Ssf " second term No. we're satSheu
gratis
AS N he
could
When he said he sang for higher !