The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-16

 time to eXtingthsh the fire. The loss of the Burger Dry Goods com pany is fully covered by insurance, both or the fixtures, the stock and the build ing. The fire yesterday and Thursday night was one of the most unique that the department has been called upon to fight lately. .~~-~~~~~~>~~S~-~~~~.~ Highland avenue, thence Niazuma ave- nue and county road to city limits. South-City limits. West-F'ifteenth street to city limits.
 BARKER SCHOOL. North-Seventeenth avenue. East-I,ouisville and Nashville railroad South-Frisco railroad. West-Nineteenth street
 ULLMAN SCHOOL North-By Louisville and Nashville railroad
 East-Fifteenth street. South-City limits. West-Louisville and Nashville railroad and Fifth street.
 LAKEvIEw SCHOOL. North-Alabama Great Southern rail- road.
 East-Thirty fifth street and Clairmont avenue.
 South-By city limits. West-By Twenty-fifth street to Ave nue H, thence Twenty-sixth street to Highland avenue, thence Niazuma ave nue and county road to city limits.
 AVONpALE SCHOOL. North-First avenue. East-Forty-sev street. South-Clairmont avenue and city linn its
 West-Thirty- street
 J. B. CUNNINGHAM SCHOOL. North-By city limits. Fast-By Reese street and Forty-fourt street
 South-By First avenue. West-By Louisville and Nashville rail- road.
 woODLAwN SCHOOL. North-By city limits. East-By Fifthy-nnth street. South--By city limits. West-By Fifty-second street.
 GIBSON SCHOOL. North-By city limits. EastLFifty-second street. South-City limits. Wlest-Reese street and Forty-fourth street.
 KENNEDY SCHOOL. North-City limits. East-Louisville and Nashville railroad. South-City limits. West-Fifty-ninth street.
 BARRETT SCHOOL. North-City limits. East-Eightieth street. South-City limits. west-Louisville and Nashville rail- road.
 ROBINSON SCHOOL. iNorth-City limits. Elasticity limits. South-City limits West-Eightieth street
 GATE CITY SCHOOL. Former Gate City limits. NORTH BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL. North-City limits Elasticity limits. South--Southern railroad. West-By former western boundary of North Birmingham. SEVENTEENTH AVENUE. SCHOOL. North-Southern railroad. Elasticity limits South--Seventeenth avenue. West-Former western boundary of North Birmingham.
 GRAYMONT SCHOOL. North-By crest of Owenton ridge. West-By EIeflin boulevard South--Cana to Ella to Earle to Smiths park, excluding same. East-WallSer street.
 ELYTON SCHOOL. North Earle avenue to Walker street. East-Seventh street. South--Louisville and Nashville railroad, city limits.
 West-Montevallo road, Charles street and Owenton street to canal
 ALLEY SCHOOL. Louisville and Nashville railroad, Fifth street and city limits.
 HEMPHILL SCHOOL. North--Valley creek or canal. East-Owenton street, Charles street and Montevallo road. South and West-City limits. PRATT SCHOOL. Former city limits of Pratt City. BUSH SCHOOL North-Seventeenth street. West-T. c. l. steel plant. South--Twenty-four street, except for Fifth, Sixth and Seventh grades, which include Baker district. East-Pike avenue to Twenty-fifth street to canal, along canal to Seven- teenth street.
 MINOR SCHOOL North-Village creek and former city limits of Ensley. Pike avenue, Twenty fifth street and canal to Seventeenth street
 East and South-Former city limits of Ensley before annexation of Fairview.
 MOORE SCHOOL. North and West--Village creek West-T. c. l. furnaces, including quar- ters.
 South-Seventeenth street West-Bessie avenue and Tuxedo park. extending to Village creek.
 WILLIAM SCHOOL. All territory inside city limits west of the steel plant of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company.
 BAIRvIEW SCHOOL Including former limits of Fairview dis. trct, South park and Rising.
 BAKER SCHOOL. By Twenty-fourth street. T. c. I. prop erty. Corey and Pike avenue, and to in. clude Oakland section. 'The foregoing directions are made in the interest of the schools and with the welfare of all the children of the city In view. I sincerely trust that the pa- irons of the schools will cooperate with the school authorities in every possible manner, and when exceptions to any Of the foregoing directions are thought 10 be reasonable and just conference Is earnestly requested with the superintend- ent. who will gladly grant individual re- quests not inconsistent with his sense of right and the welfare of the public Schools of the city.
 "J. H. PHILLIPS. Superintendent