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The Detroit times., 1912-04-19
SECRETS HELD UP BY
STEAMER CARpATHIA HOLD
ATTENTION OF WAlL-ST
Business Is Dull AS Traders
Speculate On Real Extent
of Titanic Disaster
MANY RUMoRs AFLoAT
Off Day in Exchange Leaves
Stock Market To Meaning
less Fluctuations
tcopyriuht, 1912. by New York Even
ing Post Co..


3 NEW YORK, April 1s.-With the
wholly extraordinary situation which
existed today regarding authoritative
news from the Titanic. with the Car
pathia in the area OF wireless com
munication. bat refusing 10 answer
messages, and with the perfectly nat
nral resultant apprehension OF what
she will have TO tell when she docks
tonight or tomorrow, IL was scarcely
to be supposed that today's financial
markets would give heed 10 any other
reconsideration.
Wail-st.. indeed, not only ignored
altogether the field OF financial dls.
cussion, but turned its attention TO a
snccession of wild rumors which cir
crlated as TO what Mr.. Ismay and the
Carpathia's wireless operator are
Withholding. These rumors were man
ifestly senseless for the most part;
but rumors are always so, when en-
rendered by such conditions as to-
days, and they had direct effect on
the mood OF the community, whose
restless anxiety throughout the day
made even passing reference TO the
source OF the market seem irrelevant.
For once, 1t was probably true that
the fog and driving rain we're directly
aggravating influences on financial
sentiment II was, In brief, day COM
pletely apart from the ordinary ex,
perience OF the business world, and II
left the stock market to meaningless
fluctuations, which Wallst. itself
hardly noticed.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-19
SHEPHERDS LOAN
COMPANY HAS $4,000

The receipt, Thursday. OF sub
scription OF 800 in the loan company
being promoter by Prosecutor Shep-
herd brings the total amount sub.
scribed up to s25,O25, and 1t is known
that several promised subscriptions
will be received. assuring the com.
pany ample capital TO start business.
A meeting OF subscribers will be
called for next week, when II is plan
ned 10 complete the organizatio
lease Offices and commence business
The Detroit times., 1912-04-19
EXPLAINS STATUS
OF KUIATT SALOON

Prosecutor Shepherd speaking be
fore the Northeastern Business Men
association. "Wednesday evening, eN
planned the legal status OF The Kuiat'
saloon. al Woodland and Cameron
aves which Is objected 90 by the
residents OF that locality Tie said
that the. law provides that when q
saloon Is located in a residence dis
trict. il is necessary 20 have the con
sent OF all residents within 800 feet
but that the law failed TO define what
constitutes residence district. II
seemed 10 be the general belief that
the liquor committee will refuse &c
grand renewal OF Kuiatt's license
for the coming year, and that thi:
will prove a satisfactory solution.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-19
Cabt. Smrfh's Friend
Thinks He Persisted

BAY CITY, Mich, April 1s.-"I am
sure Captain Smith went down with
the Inflated steamship Titanic, be-
cause he was the type OF man that
would be the last to leave the boat"
said Joe Long, head electrician for
the Robert Gage mines, who knew
him in Southampton, England Long
was an electrician there for the
White Star line.
captain Smith" he continued, was
one of the finest men connected with
the White Star fleet and was loved
by every sailor employed by the com
paIiy. He made his home in Liver
pool until few years ago when the
Offices were moved TO Southampton"
The Detroit times., 1912-04-19
Capfaln's Widoqc
BOqCea Win So,vO7c

SOUTHAMPTON, Eng, April 49,
Extending sympathy to her FELLOWSHIP
ferers Of the Titanic disaster. Mrs
Eleanor Smith. wife OF the captain
who went to the bottom with the i'll
fated liner, today issued the follow
ing statement:
To my poor fellow sufferers:
Ny heart overfiows with grief for
you. am laden with sorrow that
you should be weighed down with
this terrible burden that has been
thrust upon us. | pray that God
will be with US and comfort US
all.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-19
UniUersity Co-ed's
ReLatiVes SAFE

ANN ARBOR, Mich, April 49,
Mary Bishop. university of Michigan
student, IL in receipt Of a telegram
which makes her the happiest coed
here. 1t says that her brother, d. II.
Bishop, and his bride, who were on
the Titanic, were safe on the Car
pathia.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-19
SUSPECT IN LYNN
HOMICIDE is JAILED

STOCKTON. Cal. April ls-WilI-
lam Dorr, OF this city, for whom a
warrant. charging murder. was issued
few days ago by the Lynn, Mass. po-
lice, is in custody here today He
will 90 back 10 Lynn 10 answer "A
charge OF killing George +. Marsh.
the millionaire soap manufactures.
Dorr was arrested late last night.
while telephoning 10 Miss Orpha
Marsh, adopted daughter OF james
Marsh, brother OF George. The aC-
cused man offered no resistance to
the police, merely saying
Il have come back TO lace the mu-
sc"
The Detroit times., 1912-04-19
No Lisplnq Reply.

Say, mister, what kind of a snake
is that big fellow over there?"
Its a python"
II guess anybody kin tell the crit
ter is pizen; but what its sort ?"-Bal.
timore American.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-19

Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The pain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO.. 10
John R.-st. Phi. Main l49s or City 3ss5
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25

FOR SALE $3.50. house that was built
for a home; each room large and well
finished; swell electric fixtures: plumb
ing @. *; large lot, well kept lawn
servants house and garage on allev.
this is sl2a0 below actual worth H. T.
Ba;ns. 21e7 Sd avenue 6-25-3t-tu-thu-su
FOR SAIEr-A beautiful Lot 50x2Do, adj
joins East Lake park, car line on both
sides. Price $500 800 down and terms
to suit. w. z. Shine. 1905 I'D avenue
6-25-3t-tu-thl-su
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PERSONAL
II. RICHARDS
ANT AND MEDIUM,
212l 9Th AVENUE, NORTH.

2121 9TH AVENUE, NORIH.
CLAIRVOYANT READING
so CENTSl 80 CENTS!
LAST WEEK AT REDUCED PRICES
Today and every day this week this low
fee will prevail. Consult the best; il
pays. Mr.. Richards is the worlds great
est seer. He advises YOU with power
higher than human. Reads your life
from beginning to end. Gives names in
full. Lucky days aid months Tells
when and whom you will marry, giving
exact date and name in full. Tells you
how you may influence the love of the
one of your choice and cause a speedy
marriage Tells you ali about business
and domestic life. | make no mistakes
in my readings; every word is 10 the
point and correct. You can place trou-
lutte confidence in every statement
make, either in this advertisement or II
a personal interview. Office hours. 0 a
N. to p. m. Sundays, 1 to p. IN
Herbert Richards. 2l21 Sixth avenue
north
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LEGAL NOTICES
No1iee 70 contractors

President A. F. Armstrong of Marion
Central Bank at Marion, Alabama, in
vites bids for construction of a two-story
brick bank and office building from plans
prepared by w. T.. Benns, architect.
Plans now on file at Builders Exchange,
in Birmingham and may be secured from
undersigned certified check for three
hundred dollars shall accompany bids.
Time for completion. October 1st. 1912.
Bids TO be received until noon Monday,
July 9Th, 1912.
A. F. ARMSTRONG.
6-23-3t President.
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WANTED-HELP

wANTED-First class colored hotel cook;
head waiter and flunlSie; bench moulders
and snap" men; riveters air hammer
work; colored. also white, maids, sum
mer hotels. Room 626, Chamber Com
merce Bldg.
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WANTED-AGENTS

ACTIVE agents can make from 81 to IS
daily selling Carter's Remedy for indi-
gestion and bowel troubles: suffering
children relieved very soon. Call or adj
dress 917 First National Bank Bldg.
Hours, to 6 p. m. 6-22-7t
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HATES-One cent word n day, adj
taken for less than zoe for first tnser-
tion.- Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SAT.E--I can swap YOU a beauti-
full new room home, with oak floors
throughout large sleeping porch. tile
bath. furnace, ETC., for your cottage rs
part pay Or will sell on easy terms
If you wish a nice modern home, you
should investigate this. J. w. Brazeal
with " NJ Henderson. 4l2 Empire Bldg
1902 Bell
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Special Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Hodges-Downey Construction Co.

the Hodges-Downey Construction Co.
Notice is hereby given that. under and
by virtue of resolution duly adopted
at a special meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Hodges-Downey Construc-
tion company, duly held in its offices
In the city of Birmingham. Ala, on the
18th day of June. 1912, special meeting
of its stockholders is called for to be
held on the 25th day of July, 1912,sat 10 a.
m. for the purpose of electing presi-
dent and other officers, and for the
transaction of any other business which
MAJ be properly brought before it,
HODGES-DOWNEY CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY.
BY c. 0. chambless, Acting Secretary.
6-1S-4t-tu
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WANTED-BOARDERS


NICE rooms with board. 21i6 5th avenue
G-2-tf
CLEAN. cool rooms with best board
in town. So per week. 2217 4th ave-
nile. 6-16-10t
DESIRABLE accommodations. close in,
large. shady porches. 200 9Th avenue
6-1S-st
WANTED-Refined couple to board IN
private family. South Highlands 1896
18th avenue. South. G-,3-6t
ANTED-Boarders for two lovely front
room. house newly furnished. clean
and first class In every respect:
couple without children preferred. sei
South goth st. Bell phone 1851.
e-23- 4t-su-tu--wedAthu.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25

FOR SALE-50G0 acres good farming land
in less than 30 miles of Birmingham at
81 per acre for quick sale. Win accept
unencumhered income Birmingham
property as part pay Terms at per
cent on balance. This Will stand close
investigation, Can deliver the land.
Land no better further out selling for
$50 per acre. VIII make 125 40 acre
farms. Figure on this and see at once.
]. ". Brazeal, with II. NJ Henderson,
4l2 Empire Bldg. 1902 Bell
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HATIls-Onc cent word n dny, no nd
taken for less fhnn 25c for first inscr-
ton. CaslL must accompany order
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WANTED--An expert corset sales
woman, must come we'll recommended
must understand fitting. Position offers
permanent employment Apply to mana
ger of ladies' ready to wear department
second floor, Louis Saks Clothing Co,
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RuSINESS CHANCES

FOR LEASE-A good Cahaba coal prop
osition, with l., & \. Mineral railroad
construction; property carries two four
foot veins of high grade coal. with
good bottom and top. For further par
ticulars call on John s. Marks, lr.. 2l6
N. 21st street. 6-19-5t-eod
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RATES--One cent n word a day; no nd.
taken for less fiinn 2bc for first inser-
ton. Cnsh must accompany order.
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PROF. LATIFF

wishes to warn the public against doing
business with any one claiming to be in
any way connected with his business,
as he has no assistants and is in no way
connected with any other medium
Reading daily. 1924 7th ave, N. Hours.
to p. m. Ladies' maid in attendance.
6-25-2t-tu-thu
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RATES---One cent a word n days no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
lion. CRSh must accompany order.
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BOOKKEEPER, thorough office man, 30,
10 years experience. references, salary no
object. Address Lis care Age Herald
6-23-3
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wANTED--FEMALE HELP
home: immediate employment. Please
apply with references. office Louis "
Clark & Co, 4th avenue and goth street
5-23-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

vANTED-Position as timekeeper or
clerk by energetic young man; steel
or foundry company preferred; three
years experience in office work; ref
erenees Address K, Box ABA, city
e-23-3t
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CAN'T we give you an estimate on your
old piano and replace it with one of our
player pianos; easy payments If desired.
Phone FOG. Seals Piano Co., 2Ol7 LIST ave-
nue. 6-16-tf
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WANTED-MALE HELP

ABLE bodied lhen wanted for the u. s.
Marine Corps. between the ages of 10
and S5. Must lie native born or have
first papers. Monthly pay. SIS to sG9
Additional compensation possible. Food.
clothing. quarters and medical attend
ance free. After 80 years service can
retire vita rs per cent OF pay and al
lcwances. Service on board ship and
ashore in all parts of the world. Apply
at u. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Office.
10 Simon block. 6-l-30t
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FOR SALE-Dump cars, 80. IA yard, "a
inch gauge. Western dump cars. in first
class condition. Birmingham Rail and
Locomotive Co. 6-S-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR stenographic piece work. apply sol
Empire Bldg. or call Bell phone Main
ST. good work at moderate prices.
3-17-tf
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CLEANING. AND PRESSING

SUITS pressed. 35c; cleaned ST. Mccain
Cleaning Co. Bell 1914. 4o5 North 18th
street. 6-2o-7t
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A GENTLEMAN whose family will be
absent for an extended PERIOD desires a
settled white woman of mature years,
to care for his home or to rent TO cou-
pie or small family without children,
as much of the house as might be de-
sired. New house and newly furnished,
Southside: references required. Adj
dress U-20 Age-Ierald. 6-25-st
BRIGHT, energetic woman to represent
eastern Wholesaler. a splendid oppor-
tunity: no experience necessary. Call
Y. w C. A.. Room l. 6-23- 1t
WANTED-An experienced housekeeper
for club house at Woodward, accom-
modating about Is men. Cali Mr.. Wig
gins, Bell phone, Eessemer 6e9
6-2l-5t -fli-sll-tll-tl lil-s1
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WANTED-PoSitfon as timekeeper or
clerk by energetic young man; steel
or foundry company preferred; three
years experience in office work; ref
erences. Address K, Box 434 city.
6-23- st.
BOOKKEEPER, thorough office man, S2
10 years experience. references, salary no
object Address Lis care Age-Herald.
6-23-3t
WANTED Position as stenographer and
bookkeeper by young lady with three
years experience; references furnished.
Address RIB care Age-Herald. 6-2S-St
WANTED-Young lady stenographer of
experience desires position; would
substitute for summer months; best
of references. Address M-19, care
Herald. 6-23-3t
WANTED-Position by first class baker
Address EGO. care Age-Herald. 6-24-3t
YOUNG man wants position as dry
goods salesman or grocery clerk, or any
honest work Address AIS. care Age
Herald 6-24-2t-mo-tu
EXPERIENCED automobile repairing
man wants position in shop; have had
experience as wei las technical train
ing Please answer this ad at once.
BIS, Age Herald 6-24-2t.
COTTON CHASER AND BUYER.-Six-
teen years OF city and country eXper-
ience, open for engagement, until Aug
ust fifteenth References exchanged.
Address A. II. Cobb. Instructor New Or
leans Cotton School, New Orleans, La.
6-23-3t-sun-tu-thu
YOUNG lady OF educltion and refine
ment. experienced teacher, fine penman,
desires office position for summer; cler-
ical work preferred best references
Address F-20 Age-Herald. 25-2t
YOUNG man, strong, active, energetic.
desires position, any kind of honest
work have had experience in hardware
store. LEO, Age-Herald. 6-25-2t
WANTED-By honest industrious married
man. position with some good business
fl~'. as salesman or assistant book
keeper, can furnish good reference as
to same; good man for some one; write
me. Address Y-2o. care Age-Herald.
6-25-2t
WANTFD-Position by first class young
lady stenograpl.-r: six years expert
ence best Of references furnished. Call
Bell phone Main 6396-J. 6-25-2t
POSITION wanted by young man stenog-
rapher with four years experience in
law offices: best of references. Address
R-20, Age-H Herald. 6-25-2t
WANTED-Position as chauTeur or auto
mobile machinist Is years experience
Address $50. Age Herald. 6-25-2t
EMPLOYMENT of >ome kind wanted
am no boozer; can use a typewriter, do
any kind of clerical work, shipping or
collecting; experienced man. H-20. Age
Herald. 6-25-2t
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sHAMPoOING AND MAssAGING

SHAMPCOINCs and face massaging at
your home by appointments; telephone
East Lake l61-L. s-22-7t
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LOST-Plain gold ring on 20th ST f. NJ
Robinson to f. NJ. Woodruff ensrave.
inside; win pay full price. Return 10
b. 3. Hudson, Norris Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25

LOST-Bunch of keys. between Glen Iris
park and plant of Decatur Car Wheel
: Co Reward II returned to Decatur Car
Wheel Co.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
SAFES AND VAULT DOORS

NEW and second hand safes: repair
work a specially. Herring-Hall- Mar
win Safe Co.. 2l27 LIST avenue.
G-7-ff
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
IMPORTANf--W are now building 3
story brick. 75x140, on Cd avenue near o3d
street; will divide into stores to suit
tenants modern in every parttcdia-. w,
y. Leedy & CO. 6-20-7t
FOR RENT-Large barn. PIP 9th avenue.
north 6-22-l0t
FLAT-Four rooms and BATH furnished
or unfurpished: Southside. Main 500
6-16-St-su-thu-su
FOR RENT-Large number of desirable
homes and stores; see us. Louie Reese
Realty Co... 2125 Sd avenue. Bell ss3.
6-23- tf-eod
FOR RENT-Six room cottage best To-
cation North Highlands: all windows
screened; large screened porch; bath,
electricity. gas; attractive lawn: quick
action necessary o-2O. AgeHerald
FOR RENT--40 acre farm. so minute drive
from North birmingham car line: To-
Gated on pike road opposite Walker
chapel, fine for dairy or truck farm: has
three everlasting springs; land unim-
proved For satisfactory tenant will
build house and necessary fences. APP
ply to w. e. Shine at Guarantee She's
Co, 6-25-3t-tu-thu-su
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WANTED-Positio as stenographer and
bookkeeper by young lady with three
years experience; references furnished.
Address Rio. care Age-Iferald. 6-23-St
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LET us tune and repair your piano. our
tuners are experts. Phone FOG. Seals
Piano Co. 2017 LIST avenue. 5-16-tf
FOR SALE-s3750; house that was built
for q home; each room large and well
finished; swell electric fixtures; plumbing
Q. X; large lot; well kept lawn, SER
wants house and garage on alley; this
is 1920 below actual worth. H. L. Bains
2l27 Sd avenue. 6-2S-St-su-tu-th
Berkshire pigs. choicest
individuals. fanciest breeding; prolific
breeders: big type kind. A. c. Phillips,
WATERFOWL Tenn.
6-l1-St-tu-thu--sat-su
STORE FIXTURES-Eve description.
c. S. Wilson, salesman. 2117 LIST ave.
6-G-13t-tu- thu-su
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PROF. A. LATGF.

-Iol4 fIl AVt., NUIIII,
PIANIST, HEALER,
First came to Birmingham in 1888 and
through years of honest and fair deal
ings has built for himself reputation
that is the envy of all pretenders, and
does not wish to be judged by any other
standard than his own. Ask your neigh
hnp
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Observation-Disclosures

STRAYED- Dark gray DONKEY RetHrf
i3.le1e, shadyside, Ensley. OF
telephone $40 Ensley, and get reward,
6-o5-ai
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WANTED--To exchange six cylinder car
for real estate; good condition. k-29
Age-Herald. 6-25-2t
FOR SALE-l2 acre truck farm near
North Birmingham; short drive from
American Radiator plant; $500 buys the
place; $500 down and balance like rent.
You can work In town and clear $1,000
a season from this farm. Address Own
er, T-20, care Age-Herald.
6-25-3t- tl1-thll-su
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80 -tu- 1T


FOR SALE--A bargain at Glen Iris park.
strictly modern residence, never priced
less than 5000; the owner said sell il
this week and has made price of $500
on terms of $500 cash. balance $40 per
month If you are looking for a home
had better call. Williams Reai-
ty CO., No. i01-6 Empire Bldg. Main 2S5:
Peoples 961. 6-2S-3t-su- thu
FOR SAI.E-Your pick of five houses in
West End that our company was forced
to take back under mortgage; will sell
any one at cost; here is an opportunity
to get a home cheap; let me show you.
H. l.. Bains 2127 Sd avenue.
6-23-3t-su-tu-th
FOR SALE Belt Line investment; corner
100x190: rents for 1881 per year; price,
$500: must have 5000 cash, balance on
time to suit. Address G-1S, care Age
Herald. 6-23-st-su-tu-th
s75oo- Beautiful and modern home, IDEAL
~ located on corner lot. east of 10th
street, oVerlooks entire city; has living
room reception hall, dining room, 8 bed
rooms and glassed in sleeping porch
mirrored doors, built in bookcases.
beamed ceilings. hardwood floors all
over house. Terms can be arranged
Denton Williams Realty Co. No. 401-s
Empire Bldg. Main 2s5; Peoples eel.
6-2S-st-su-tu-thu
FOR SALESMAN drug store, in good
suburb doing good business: need cash
and will sell at sacrifice: don't answer
unless you mean business Address
+ GEO.. Age Herald. 6-25-St-tu-thu-su
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automobile repairing
man wants position in shop; have had
experience as wei las technical train
ing. Please answer this ad at once.
BIS, Age-Herald. 6-24-2t.
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WANTED-Men to prepare for positions
now waiting at top wages; learn the
barber trade: few weeks qualities: no
duh seasons. no strikes; cash every Sat
urday night; an army of graduates de-
pending upon us for help. Apply by
mail. Moler Barber College Atlanta. Ca.
s-pD- et
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lady stenographer of
experience desires positioni would
substitute for summer months; best
of references. Address M-19, care
Age-Herald. 6-23-3t
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COTTON CHASER AND BUYER.-Six-
teen years of city and country exper-
ience, open for engagement, until Aug
ust fifteenth. References exchanged.
Address A. II. Cobb. Instructor New Or
leans Cotton School. New Orleans, La.
6-23-3t-sun- tn thu
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WANTED Experienced tracer at once;
no others need apply; good salary. T..
c., |. & X. r. Co.. Corey. Ala. go If
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FOR SALE-McCaskey registers dirt
cheap; new and secondhand; different
sizes. Address p. o. Box 81, Birming
ham, Ala. 6-2l-it.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
FOR SALE

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25

YOUNG lady OF educl lion and refine
ment, experienced teacher, fine penman,
desires office position for summer; cler-
lcal work preferred: best references
Address F-20 Age-Herald. 6 25-2t