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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15


 Thacher Medicine O., Chattanooga, Tenn. Our best season for large sales volume and time limited in which to finish uncovered territory by January list. Position permanent if qualified. Salary paid. Write, stating age. exper- fence. salary, references. etc Thacher Medicine Co, Chattanooga. Tenn. WANTED-A real salesman a man who has ability. who will work for us as hard and conscientiously as he would for himself. to represent us exclusively in Alabama. Must be ready to commence work January l. We have large, well known and in every way first class line Of exclusive calendars and advertising specialties. Our line is so attractive and varied that each and every business in every town in the country. without re- gard to size, can be successfully so- lcited. Our goods are very attra ctive but no more so than our reasonable prices, and we know from the exper. fence of others who have been and are now in our employ. that any bright. hustling man who has ability and is will ing to work can make with us from s50 to $150 per week. Commissions liberai Our comnanv was organized in 1882 Cap itaized S2oA.CN9 We are responsible and mean business. If YOU do, if will :av you to write Sales Manager. Merchants fuDiisnlnS to.. kAlAmaZOO. Mich En- close this advertisement with your ap- plication.
 WANTED--Salesman by large Chicago manufacturers 10 carry rood side line waists and petticoats. Must know dry goods merchants in Louisiana Missis- sippi. and Tennessee. Give full nartic- ulars. Address KS. care Age -Heral,l.
 f0-15-3t-su- we-fri SIDELINE travelng salesman make $50 to s75 weekly handling our latest production of advertising fans: lib- eral terms Apply at once. United States Calendar Co.,. Cincinnati. WANTED-Traveling salesmcn mak- ing small railroad and inland towns to carry a short snappy line Of Mex ican hats as side line: samples m small hand case weight about 15 pounds:. liberal commissions and large demand; give details, refer ences and exact territory covered in first letter. P. o. Box 1376 St Louis. Mo. lO-15-2t-s'i BEST sidellne on earth. clean cut pvop- osition; pocket samples; prompt com missions. consigned goods. Dyer Manufacturing Co.,. 120 $. Michigan avenue. Chicago. Ill. 1O-l5-6t-s'l
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BUSINESS CHANGES

PILL CITY offers excellent opportunity for steam laundry, bakery and other industries Write for farm bulletin No. 100 for bargains in St. Clair coun- ty farms. Address Pell City Realty Co.,, Sumter Cogswell, president Pell City, Ala. 92S-20t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

WANTED-To say if you wish first class business education you will make no mistake in entering Wheeler Busi- ness College. 19091a-19171a First avenue, Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

WANTED-Salesman to sell dry goods stores, largest and smallest towns, by leading lace embroidery manufac- turers. Experience of line unneces- sary Weekly payments on commis-
 sion basis. No objections to handling other lines Complete sample line 30 pounds Ryan. 49149S Broadway, New York. 10-S-13t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

NEW household article, low priced, 150 per cent profit to you. Money back guaT- anteed Has startled the world; 1,000,000 to be sold in next 10, months. Every
 woman buys. Novel invention. One
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

WANTED-Small farm, suitable for dairy; near city; with running wa ter preferred. Will buy or rent. Ad- dress Ell, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

AGENTS WANTED-Make big money selling photo pillow tops 25c; bromides, 2oc; portraits, 35c; oilettes, BOG; we pro- duce works of art, guaranteed, lowest prices, largest studio, prompt service credit given samples, portrait and frame catalogues free. Daniel H. Rit- ter Co.,. 1214 Madison, Chicago, III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

REPRESENTATIVES Wanted fo sci of1 securities, now paying 10 per cent an- nually from producing welk; money re- ouired to drill more wells quickly; gilt edge proposition; quick response secures liberal contract Address suite 342-344 Citizens National Bank Bldg, Los An- geles, Cal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

WANT for the best town Hot proposition in Oklahoma; attrac- tive Inducements. Hughes & Hughes, |, Delaware, okla
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

ONE; or two parties to invest s250 or more in an established installment jewelry business; large profits and no risk Address "Jewelry,' care Age-Herald
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TO INvEsToRS-For investment that is paying 20 per cent we can~put you next. This is to those who want to secure position with investment or otherwise. This is strictly business. Address Box oo7
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

BE a detective: earn $150 to S3)0 month ly; travel; write Superintendent Ludwig, 1i43 Scarritt Bldg, Kansas City, Mo. Experienced collector and so- licltor. Address E-70, care Age-Herald WANTED-White barnman to look after eight horses. Apply Swift X Co.,, Nor ris avenue.
 WANTFD-Three eXoerienced insurance men as solicitors and one to take half intei st as assistant district manager for one of the best health and accident companies operating in the state: busi- ness established in tn, Birmingham dis triot Apply Monday to Great Sout,i- ern Accident and Fidelity Co.,. 21 Watts I'ilg.
 WANTED-To tell you that Wheeler Bus mess College 1909h-1917h First avenue Birmingham, will make you ready for q well paid position in shortest possible time Call telephone write for cata- log and full information.
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per. Secure territory. Send postal to- day. Now-this minute. Delay is defeat. Full details and working plan free. Gauge Mfg. .Co., 54 Meredith bldg, To- ledo, O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15
WANTED-MALE hELp

z7T7TO1MOBTLE COLLEGE of Birming- ham (IIighland Garage building), Five Points Complete four weeks course rerairing and operating automobiles,
 s25; easy payments. Day night classes Positions secured. Write or
 call 10-12-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

W WANTED-Salesman to represent man. ufacturer; profits S3000 to 5000 a year; must have experience and good references; goods used by United States government New York Gen. tral and Pennsylvania railroads. The Formacone Co.,, 50 Church St.. New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

ing orders for our fine made to order suits and trousers We furnish a 75 sample outfit, free, with instructions. stand back of you with our good as gold guarantee, and start you in a business without any investment by you. Suits, $10 and up. Experience not necessary You can't fail. Apply at once. Metropolitan Tailors, Sl5 Jack son Boulevard, Chicago, Ill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

$25 WEEKLY job guaranteed young men who learn automobile business. We furnish auto model. Teach you at home in eight weeks. Make sl0 weekly while learning. Rochester Auto School, ?, Rochester, N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

SALESMEN to work small towns and country stores, $35 weekly and travel- ing expenses, yearly contract. Frisco Cider Co. St Louis. Mo.
The evening world., 1911-03-20
MRS. BAlCH WINS RELEASE
FROM ASYLUM AND S5OO.OOO.
After Nine Months Confinement
Among Lunatics Court Orders
Her Release.

BY an order signed by supreme Court
Justice MINIS In White Plains to-day.
Mrs. Georgia Cornc,ia Balch, for nine
months an inmate of Bloomingdale A,y-
ilm. Is declared sane and she rcgsins
her freedom and the use of her $500. ooD
estate. on signing a deed OF trust for the
property TO " trustees. one a trust
company. She will receive the income
from the estate. n may also use part
OF the principal. Her daughter, Grace.
Is also to receive an annuity.
The order was made after he d,u,h.
ter had agreedq not TO call FOR a fury 4,
pass upon her mothers competency a.
at first Intended. Justice Mills ,bon
sustained the writ OF habeas corpus
sued ont IN behalf OF Mrs. Balcb. and
this releases her from Bloominrda,.
Mrs. Balch intends to 30 West TO I,ve
81 was surrounded by a lot OF luna.
ties" said she. and could not sleep 4,
never was insane. 1t TOOK me six
months to get "A letter out of BLOOMING
dale to a cousin In Los Angeles"
The evening world., 1911-03-20
SEEKS TO ANNUL
ONG[EY MARRIAGE
BEFORE Jury
Brother of 7S-Iear-Old Bride
Begins Action-Woman
Worth S25O,OOO.

\ jury trial was ordered to-day by
Justice Crane in supreme Court. Brook.
Ign, IN an action brough; by George
W Scott. q well known yachtsinan. ci
Larchmont. TO annul the marriage OF
his sister. Eleanor scott ongley. VINO,
Notwithstanding her scven;y-cight
wears OF spln.tcrlood. became the wife
Of Henry Obgiey. q clerk in the Brook
lyn Tax Department. IN went to live
with him IN Flushing. l.. l.. on Dec.
- last.
Mrr. Ons,ey was noiress 10 a fortune
dollars, on the death Of her mother,
several years ago. She had met Ongley
while he was attached to the diplomatic
service in London. and a romance had
ensued which was spoiled by the moth
er's disappearance. The girl re,urncd
to this country. and though Ongley sub
sequenjly married and had several
children, she remained true 10 him.
Her marriage TO him. last December.
was an elopement.
Recently her brother brought an ac-
ton before Supreme Court Justice
Blackmar to have her adjudged lncom-
petcnt. lie brought witnesses to prove
that his sister had a disposition TO
wander away from home. On one
occasion sac was found by 4 policeman
early In the mornlngypnly partially clad
and was taken to the station house.
Mrs. Ongley went or the stand In her
" behalf, but the jury brought In o
verdict against her.
The evening world., 1911-03-20
RUNAWAY LEAVES
CR0CKERY TRAIL;
Two BADLY HURT
Horse Becomes Frightened and
Dashes Through Columbus
Circle and Eighth Avenue.

\ trsp Of broken crocNery marked
the passage from Columbus Circle down
Eighth avenue OF n runaway this az
;ernoon In which two men were dan
serousy hurt. Tho crockery belonged
to William II. Plummer of No. ! East
Thirty-nfth street. The wagon was
driven By Frank J. 1iorwcrth OF No. SIS
West T~hirty-first street. With him was
his helper. Martin Smith. of No. 4'g
Second avenue.
The horse became frightened a. the
erratic movements OF a steam roller.
and cllnching the bit in its teeth
galloped bllndly down Eighth avenue.
The wagon swung from side to side
and as IT rolled n pitched crokery
dropped ont over the tailboard.
At Ffty-third street and Eighth ave-
nue. the wagon swung against the rear
OF a heavy truck and was overturned.
The evening world., 1911-03-20

Nugent. ana her brother, Francis Greg
Dry, make affidavit hat on one occasion
they followed Knlckman and Elizabeth
Gregory from a brooklyn theatre to sew
eral cafes. and finally through Tire
streets. whore they walked with cher
arms around each others waists. stop
ping from time 10 time to embrace and
kiss.
- TheY lost the couple at 40. 80 Srhae-
fer street. where a brother OF the de-
PENDANT lives. and where knickman and
Miss Gregory have made their home
gun.
The evening world., 1911-03-20
N ISLANDER SUIT
AGAINST iDAHlGReN FAILS.
Society Exquisite Had Been Charged
With Accusing Mrs. Rogers
of Theft.

Because there was no appearance on
behalf Of Mrs. Corrino Rogers. Justice
Page. in the supreme Court to-day, DIS
missed the suit brought by her agalnsl
Eric -. Dahlcren. son g: Admiral Dahl
gren and a society exquisite In this
city and Philadelphia. 20 recover dam
ages for alleged Islander.
The suit grew out OF n charge Dahl
grcn was said to have made that Mrs
Rogers stole his fclrf pin. This. It was
said took place at . dinner at the Hotel
Belmon. Nov. "a, 1905. Dahlgren de-
MED any SANDER.
On nlc IN the County Clerks ONCE
with the other papers IN the suit. Is tho
deposition of James h. Cahill. SECOND
Nice-president o fthe New York TEE
phone Company, who was present az tht
dinner at the Belmont. Cahill SAID M
! did not cha Dahlsren accuse MIS-. HOS
| ers. hut that they went away together
Dah,gron lad complained O. losing ~
pin, cahlIl added. but had maze n,
charge against any one.
The evening world., 1911-03-20
NAMES HER SISTER
IN DIVORCE SUIT
AGAINST HUSBAND
Importers Wife Tells of Pa
lama Revel at 5 in the
Morning.
KISSED IN THE STREET.
Midnight After 7 RAM
bles Told of by Mrs. knick-
mans Witnesses.

Naming her sister. Elizabeth Gregory,
as correspondent. and cofroborated by
her brother and another sister. Mary
s. Knlckman. whose husband. Charles
H., In a member OF the firm of McIIutch-
inson & Co, importing agents and for
warders at No. Murray street. New
York city, to-day applied to supreme
Court Justice Crane. Brooklyn. for $50
counsel fee and So weekly alimony
pending trial OF an action for separa-
ton In which the papers have already
been served.
Mrs. Knlckman sets forth TINT for
seven years after their marriage she
and her husband lived with her mother
and that during that time an intimacy
sprans up between Knickman n Miss
Gregory. Five years 4 the knick-
mans went to live at No. 9S5 Bedford
avenue. Brooklyn. whore Elizabeth also
came to live after her mothers death
several months later.
The evening world., 1911-03-20
CORONER SENDS BODY
TO SELF AS UNDERTAKEN,
Winterbottom Acts in a Dual Ca
pacity in Dealing With
Cadillac Suicide Case.

Coroner wInterbottom permitted I'm
dertaker Winterbottom to- remove tho
body of a man who had killed himself
In the Hotel cadillac last night to the
Winterbottom undcrtaking shops at No.
go sixth avenue.
The suicide shot himself. There was
only IL cents in his pockets. lie lad
registered az Robert Johnson. and
Frank j. nm of No. 81 Seventh avenue
to-day identified the body as that Of
Robert Johnston, an actor, or Bancroft
street. Philadelphia.
II has long been the custom In such
cases to have the bode removed to the
Morgue until relatives or friends are
heard from. Coroner NintcrbCttom took
charge of the case. and after an exsmi-
nation of the man clothing and effects
decided not to send the body to the
Morgue. Instead he issued a permit to
Undertaken W~interbottom himself to re-
move the body to the Wintcrbottom es-
tnbllshment on sixth avenue
The evening world., 1911-03-20
EDITORIAL WRITER DIES.

George Balloon, m editorial writer
o N the Brooklyn Times, died to-day I'm
the Eye and Ear Hospital. He sub
mltted to an operation for the rcmoval
Of q tumor last Wednesday, and hi,
recovery was expected until early 10.
day. when he had a relapse.
Mr. Balloon was hfty-one years old.
lie Joined the stan Of the Brooklyn
Times twenty-five years ago and Wa
for many years Albany correspondent
~ that paper. Later he became civ
editor and in regent years wrote edi,
torlais,
The evening world., 1911-03-20
Early Morning Beer Party.

on n occasion. Mrs. Knickman
swears, she was awakened by sounds ~
subducd revelry In the dining-room at i
O'Clock in the morning. Investigating.
she found her husband, In paJamas, and
her sister. In a nightgown. RECALLING
themselves with beer II sandwiches.
Her circumstances. she declares, were
mot by oaths and blows, and until she
made her escape that same afternoon.
she declares. she "A subjected to sew
eral beatings at the hands OF her hus-
band
A sister OF the plaintiff. Mrs. Sarah
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discovery was made and reported H.
The husband. but the circumstance
surrounding the wpnan's death led Ia
his arrest.
Weiss was bro" ght into court to-day
on q writ III hghets corpus. ana his
counsel plcadc' t'nt the nan be admit
ted. to bail al uurc trat ne might at
tend his Wife's funeral this afternoon
on the recommend On ds the District
Attorney the request was granted.
The evening world., 1911-03-20

Tho driver and his helper were pitched
out, landing ON ihelr heads. The rum
away tore free rom the harness and
continued its niSht down the avenue TO
forti''t street. where u policeman
stopped II.
BON the driver and his helper ere
unconscious when picked up. They
we're taken to Roosevelt He pital suf-
ferlng from concussiDn OF the bra n and
Internal injuries.
The evening world., 1911-03-20
BhlLED TO ATTEND FUNERAL.

Justice Crane. in SUpteme Court
whp was arrested on St. Patrict's
nislt. after his wife hiI been round
dead from a bullet wound, In hcr home,
No. - Gco>;e street. brooklyn. The
The evening world., 1911-03-20
wnr.hips Not Needed ut Hayti.

WASHINGTON. March .0~,-Conditions
in lIaytl have 50 improved hat there Is
no longer any necessity for an Ameri-
can warshlp there. according TO a tele-
gram to the state Department from
American Minister Furniss al Port an
Prince.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

tn, bazaar - IN, ladies 80 the
Guadalupe church was formally op-
cnod Tuesday with q fancy work snlc
and a large throng attn1drd II. The
booths looked very pretty under the
glow ~ myrinds of electric lights and
the walls Of THE spacious room were
galy decorated with bunting. II was
an attractive scene and there was a
steady demand for the fancy work
and FOR other things tina, wsre sold.
The ice cream and cake as well rs
the lemonade booths weic much IRE
oucntcd. especially by the Younger
set
one ui the pleasing incidents OF ia"
fair was the appearance 81 several
Young ladies vita surprisingly hnc
center pieces under the arms.
Chances we're sold on these center
pieces which must have taken months
| To make.
There were many attractions at tbs
bazaar hut they have to bc - T.
be- appreciated and those IN rhars
of the fctc appreciate the visit D
| their friends.
Tn" proceeds of TIM fair ar Ia -
itabllsh nucleus fund 10 buill r. %
tory near Guadalupe church
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
Cave Her Drinking Husband
Another Chance
How Wife Who Was About to Seek Divorce
Was Restored to Happiness

sh. had left her home and VAS on
her way down town 10 seek divorce.
Her ground Tor legal separation was
not unnatural. There ar. many pitt
fu counterpa:ts.
only a wife With a hearta"ie ans
a once loving husband wsanod from
home and duty by excessive drink
can fully understand
Time and again had iie man
promised to stop drinking only to re-.
lapse after brief periods of aJsti-
nenco Patience ceased To- be vlr-
the Thought of separation was dis
tasteful. hut the wife, distract "a ny
mental torture. started for her at
tornsy's office, determined to institute
~ oc"edings for "a divorce As 'he
ear troll"yed along. a newspaper al,
The Neal institute, caught her eye.
In "a instant there troopcd before
her eyes In mental review recitals
she had read ~ marvellous redcmp-
tons Of longtime slaves Of drink.
Who In taree days. through INT al .
ministration al the Neal Treatment.
had become masters of themselves.
Then the memory of her own early
happy married NE came To brighten
the shadows ~ the present "Why
not9" she asked h,rseli. why not
give him this last chance liz WAS
good 10 me befor. N. began 10 n, a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

annual banquet hat D. always
courtesy 10 the ladies anu ~ 'pe w
turc Of year.cnd MEETING prior 10 au'
iournmcM for The summer ana also
farewell gaihorins complimentary
tn Professor and Mw g v. liodg'n.
who will sycnd the coming year IN
Europe, the affair Weinr sday evening
was In every wat the most notable
event IN the annals Vt me society
AZ 6:3" the score ui ga a's assemb'ed
about the long table that VAS placed
IN the magnlhccni sun parlofs on the
second floor OF tn ORIcliy nome.
Here In y,rtablo iaryland Of
eI"encry and blossoms Dnhanced by
The glow of numcr incandcsccnts.
me guests passel an evening of un.
alleged pleasure that VII never be
io'soltcn Palm pr, training
vines ana potted plant formed tho
background for fcstnr, iocoration IN
sweet peas tba, bloomnl IN lavish
proiusion all over the rooms, seeming
he air with IN, incense OF spring
llmo Masses al 'ho swcot flowers
gracod the table where an elaborate
lnohh OF eight courses Wcre enjoyed
bY the guests The hand-paintcd
placc cards dclicaicls suggestcd the
travels Of Profcssor and Mrs. Hod.
gin, bearing n mo0nlsli ocean scene
ana the words bon VOYAGE.
Al the conclusion OF the feast ac.
cording TO custom. lhc intellectual
phase Of the socict, claimed the at.
t"ntion at the company Professor
liodgin. in his customary lucid and
entertaining styl, gave history OF
IN" Ten Dons from the time OF on.
ganizatiOn seven years ago To tho
present day. Being organized Sep.
teinber I. 1904. by zen oOhgonlal gen.
,i"mon FOR the purpose of promoting
social and INTEL ctual comradeship
seven OF the charter members arc
nov members. The custom of the So.
ciety Is To hold Two meetings each
month. having dinner together ~
6:3" and devotiag tho evening Till ~
O'Clock To the consideration of 4
! paper on some topic OF the day. Al
the conclusion of the story OF their
society. the Dons proposed series
OF toasts. featuring IN happy speeches
the approaching departure OF PROBES
sor and Mrs. Hodgln for foreign lands
Other subjects also came la Tor .
share of toast proposals and wit,y
responses by members OF this congen
iai company that adjourned after th'
spoechmaking To the drawing room
Tor enjoyment Of music The rule 4,
ten o'clock Adjournment was broker
and reluctant good nights and goo
| bycs were said AT midnight,
The full membership OF the Don
and their wives who were present a
this most happy junction were: III
Wroth and Mrs. Wroih Dr. ana Mrs
Hope. Mr.. and Mrs. IL r., Fox. Nj
and Mrs. A II. Stroup Mr.. and Mr.
VI T. Hickey. Mr. and Mrs. r. !
THIRSTY. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. u. McMillci
Mr. and Mrs. J. II O'Rlelly, Judge b
\. Mann and Mrs Mann. Professo
and Ms G. T.. Hodgn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

good fellow and drink To- every hods's
health, and mis- own misery and Minis
III do n"
Back To the Neal Institute 81"
went, and there she unbosomed her
grief ana asked; "Cal h. b. saved ''
In Albuquerque today there As a
couple who for months have been en-
Toying q new honeymoon The wif"
Is the woman who Was headed for
tn divorce court The dnsOand u
the man who was given another
chance" and the Neal Treatment H.
wouldn't trade the results of thosr
tnrcc days at the Seal Institute for
- fortune.
The man who drinSs to cxcess--uo
matter how long he has been AT it,
can entirely rid himself of all craV-
ing and Gcsire for liquor in three
short days This cravils ~ the nat
ural result OF storcd-up alcoholic
poison IN the sysi.m---an accumula
ton OF poison which must b. nett.
tralizod before nature can eliminate
II. Tlis poison IL responsible for
what the world cglls "hanor Ape.
lite" The Neal Trcatme neutru-
lizes and eliminates ihls poison and
thus destroys the appetite
The Albuaue que Neat ins,itut. IL
located al SIG North second street
Phone sch