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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-30
A. A. GAMBILL X co.
 .''NOTHING BUT REAL ESTATE"

We offer two properties for sale that is seldom you get such opportunity to buy worth the money, for central holdings in Greater Birmingham hard to find and advise you to if you want to make investment that will make you rich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-30
Old Musgrove Home
Price $15,5OO

 it's ma andb he
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-30
R. ANDERSON, D. P. A. City Ticket Office
 2010 First Ave.
Bids for Furnishing Coal
 City of Mobile

The city of Mobile. Ala. will receive bids until noon July 15, 1912, at the office of the undersigned, for furnish ing coal, delivered at the Spring Hill and Bienville pumping stations. Copy of specifications can be had by apply ing to c. W. Soost, superintendent of water department, Mobile, Ala. The city reserves the right to accept or re- ject any or all proposals. Bids to be accompanied by guaranteed analysis.
 HARRY PILLANS,
 Commissioner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-30
s25O,OOO.OO

Will buy the centrally located property 100x40 feet be had in the city of Birmingham today and will make the purchaser the best investment of any property that ,know of.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-30
S2OO.OOO.OO

OOx00 lot located the center of the retail tric Remember there only few centrally located pieces of property that be bought and this is under the market.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-30
Snap--SOuth Highland
 HOme-S45OO
Geo. Q. Mabry 21O6 FIRST AVENUE
 PHONES 2572.

FOR SALE
 Four acres for industrial site, situated on four railroads, 1t is also on the street car line and the county pike road, spur track runs into the property, and water Is available. This is altogether an ideal site, and within four miles of the center. of the city. The price is very low. Call at office for information.
 Three lots fronting 156 feet and running back 137 feet to an alley with two houses on it. situated on the edge of Woodlawn, 100 yards from car line, Price Sl250. One half cash.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agt.
 2120 First Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-30

These and other Aamon double view Looking the under their In the other direction the quietude
 of Shades Valley
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16

ssIarEed from further consideration 81
1 IL nsattsF e shs epsains q gongsgy
ton In sadh matter are hereby revoked
Chairman OF the Committee on Streets
aud Sewers Of the Board of Alder
men Of the City or Perth Amboys N,
5 -, ana ann tn sna p % men PEI leat ohsno
verbal Instructions In this matter.
was received and referred to tho Com
mittee Of the Whole.
A petition for a street light on Al
pine Street nea Central Railroad was
received and referred to the COMMITTEES
on Lamps and lights.
A communication from the Board of
Health notifying the city to III q pond
on city property on Paterson Street
ives received and referred to the Com
Infttee on Streets and Sewers,
A communication from Rev. Francis
Gross complaining that one is required
TO pay two fares on Public Service
boy to certain parts In Perth Amboy
was received and referred to the Cftv
Attorney with Instructions to take
steps ~immediateiy to protect the pass
+ following appointment by the
Acting Mayor.
To the BOARD OF Alderman, Perth Am
boy, N. j..
Gentlemen:-
! hereby respectfully appoint as a
trustee or the Free Public Library for
9 full term of five years beginning
anuar /, 1912, Mr.. Frank l.. Antiseli.
l.. c. Dalton,
Acting Mayor.
was received and the appointment con-
The Committee on Taxation, to
whom had been referred the request
OF w. E.. Preston for cancellation OF
q Sl0o assessment for personal prop
erty on block 80, lots 8 and 6, recon-
mended that The cancellation be made
as petitioned for, which recomnlendas
ton was on motion adopted.
ME- Committee on Streets and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Proceedings of the Board OF Alder
men Of the city OF Perth Afnboy, n. y,

EkhftzafT y 1871
& Regular meeting If 4ha caunci1 Of
sss lily 9t Pes a5n Anmpoy, q, - nesa
epfasrs otn2 dsnS. ins mshloefs prgs-
~ $500 5 x1Sar
9sn-at-Lssg Garre.sen. - 80
tsst Ter,,Iar maattng .rsa dfsneosad
Win a5a tha n,inntss ~ r nl,ary I5fh.
wore approved as printed on SLIPS, ex-
ist,on 70 nav 20 fhs Parth Smboy civ
Hospital s2.6Oo for land. the words
ssst4r, Hnsr3fa1a ~ ephsfffafaS fnr the
sa,sS a fr1g3fspa,'s ~ sb pe aps1l ms iana bsd
l,een procured from the city Hospital
,vJ ,nt rrars stbo f,ftv
ma 4 pertiog [or rr es5sb Jabnaton g s s5ade
from Hall Avenue to Eagle Avenue
n ~ sa tnen at 70 Pla Was sig feeei sed ei Ths w perr
tian relaffnr 10 grade was refarred 70
he Committee on Streets ana sewers:
HE portion relating Ia Tights was re,
ferrad N the Constnittee an f,amns ana
lights.
"a netition for a saver IN Braee Ave-
nuo from Amboy Avenue to Carson
,i,e Committee On Streets and sewers.
netttion from ira n CroIlsa far
permfssion to put a single roof on a
small building on Mrs. Compton's
any other buiIdjng, al received and
referred to the inspector OF Buildings
with a rauuest ~ renort 10 the Conn
ell with Recommendations.
The following communication from
Alderman Seaman
10 the Board OF Aldermen Of the City
of Perth Amboy, Nj,
GentIernen:-
The following letter was sent by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16


Clerk. By ten days plibiicstion in ths
Perth Anaboy Chronicle and the Perth
Anapoy Evening News two newspapers
OF Perth ArDhoy.
was introduced. and adopted by the
following vote: Yea-Hornsby, CAL
vim. hutcher, Dalton, ~Sandbeck, Gar-
The following resolution
WHEREAS. certain property owners
Avenue to Jeffries Street and from Me-
vile Street to JeffrIes Street have pe-
titioned the Council to build o pipe
sewer in said street, ~
BE IT RESOLVED. that it is the in
tention OF the Council Of the City OF
Perth Amboy, to cause a f~ifteen-inch
pipe sewer to. be laid In West Side
Street. n from Hall Ayenue to Jefs
fries Street, and west along Jeffrtes
street by an eighteen-incb pipe sewer
TO connect with the sewer in Penn
And that the City clerk give notice
OF such intention In two newspapers
printed and circulating in the city of
Perth Anboy for the space Of ten days
briefly describing the proposed work
and requesting such persons as may
object thereto TO present their ohjec-i
lions In writing at or before the exE
piration of ten days to said city Clerk.
was introduced, and adopted by the
following vote: Yea-Hornsby. CAL
vim, Kutcher, Dalton, ~Sandbeck, ar
retson. Nay-None.
On motion the Council went into the
election of City Officers.
For one vacancy in the Board Of
School Estimate, Mr.. Ferd. Garretson
was nominated. and was elected by
the following vote: Garretson-Horns-
by Calvin, Kutcher, Dalton, Sandbeck.
For another car OF the Board
OF School Estimate, Mr.. Richard j.
Calvin was nominated. Mr.. Calvin was
elected by the following vote: Gall
vin-Hornsby, Kutcher, Dalton, Sand
beck, Garretson.
On motion the Council adjourned.
Wilbur La Roc.
City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16

FIX. ID cost o 40
one frame building removed
70 COST 4..s.. e09san
Total .......s......t s2.losseo
Rsspsetfully sabnttted. SS
N. J. Mcnamara,
Inspector of Buildings.
was received and placed on file.
On motion, the Committee on Pab-
lie Grounds and Buildings was author
lied to have an archway cut trough
etWee drill room on second floor
Police Headquarters.
On motion the Committee on Fire
was authorized to purchase one valve
for h fire whistle at N. ]. Terra
Gotta, and W {2) Indicators, one to
be placed In the Liberty Hook and
In the Mcclellan Engine House; also
1 doz. rubber coats.
On motion the Committee on Print
ing was authorized to secure bids for
printing 800 copies of the Financial
for the year of 1911.
The following reso1ution:-
WHEREAS. the sewer constructed
pursuant to an ordinance entitled, IAN
ordinance TO lay an eighteen-inch pipe
sewer IN West Side Avenue passed
october p 1911 and approved by the
tober 6, 1911. Is completed.
NOW, THEREFORE,, be IL annd 1t
hereby Is RESOLVED, That In the judg-
of this Council the construction
of said sewer Is likely to benefit and
increase the value of any lands and
real estate In the vicinity thereof; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That
this Council apply TO the Circuit Court
of the County OF Middlesex, In the State
Of New Jersey, the same being the
Circuit Court of the County wherein
the City of Perth Amboy Is situate,
for the appointment of three persons
disinterested and being residents and
r eeholders OF the said City of Perth
Amboy, as commissioners. to estimate
- ne-A. fAA bAW@fttaL - - --x
and real estate, which the construc-
ton of said sewer Ia likely to benefit;
and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That
notice OF the time and place of such
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16

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sever ia aSewnasn q s 81 ~ e e,,nas ,ae y
s ~ s9e p6aysI Of me Rstltionsrs %
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to the the Jfe on6s d naying audited biis
p IRE 9epaTsment .s sss'sz
sninn and r5~hts al "a
Davldson Aven5a Pavement I07 a.
Evening star., 1912-09-13
CHANGE IN BEACON LIGHTS.
New Entrance to Albemarle and
Chesapeake Canal Being Established.

The crew of the lighthouse tender Jes-
samine is employed in shifting the rear
beacon Of the North River bar light at
the entrance to the Albemarle and Ches-
apeahe canal, at its southern end, SO
that when the change is completed YES
sells may use the dredgec cut over the
bar, with lights in range. This will give
safe guide over shoals that trouble YES
sci masters whose schooners are more
than seven feet draft
The lighthouse authorities in charge of
the fifth lighthouse district announce
that William T. Implicit Of Durants. \.
c., has been appointed keeper of the new
beacon light recently established for the
guidance of mariners using the Per-
quimon river. North Carolina. The ten
der Juniper is now in the river charging
the beacon with Illuminating fluid pre-
parator to it's going into service.
notice regarding changes in aids to
naviga ton in the Potomac and other
waters of the district has been issued
by the lighthouse authorities, as follows:
+ observation-disclosures river, Maryland
Point channel buoy, 3S, spar found miss
ing September s was replaced same date.
Smiths Point channel buoy. ~, spar
found broken off September was re-
lieved same date.
Chesapeake Bay-Main channel to Bal
timore, cutoff channel buoy, l3, spar
Evening star., 1912-09-13
WINS THE CHIEF HONORS.
Aviator Martin Nearest to Goal From
Height of 1900 Feet.

CHICAGO, September 13.-Wind condi-
tions were so bad at the aviation field
early today that none of the aviators
ventured to try out his machine. 1t was
believed that conditions would improve
to permit the carrying out Of this aft
ernoon's program, when monoplane and
biplane races, each Of twelve miles. and
an accurate landing contest from 900
feet are to be tried by French and
American aviators.
For picturesque flights and thrilling de-
scents Glenn II. Martin, in a hjplane.
won the chief hoAors in the aviation meet
here yesterday. The opening event of
the meet. which is held this year on the
praires. west of Chicago, at Cicero. was
a contest for the best landing at given
spot from an altitude of 1000 feet with
the motor stopped.A
Starting from an altitude of 1.o00 feet.
after he had been prevented from
cending higher by signals from the
judges stand. Martin stopped his motor
just at sunset, and in a graceful glide
landed - feet from the place marker.
flag not much bigger than a handker-
chief
Other distances made by the contest
ants We're. Max Lille, second. 10 feet:
De Lloyd Thompson, So feet. and Gorge
Mestach. 103 feet. All flew in biplanes.
In dropping into post office" from
100 feet while in hight, bags filled with
Evening star., 1912-09-13
Fugitives Captured.

"Privates G. I. Hilten and w. \. Loop
er for alertness in intercepting Richard
Warren, charged with murder.
Private G. H. Moran, for arrest of
! fugitive Charles Hewlett, charged with
serious assault
Stree Railway Crossing Policeman &.
l.. w. Hinkle. for removing gasoline
from a burning building, which probably
protected several lives.
Private J. X. Stringfel1ow, for arrest
of automobile thieves.
"Privates j. c. Maloney and {. G. Penn,
| for apprehending burglar and assailant.
''Sergt. James Conlon. for good exam
| PIE to younger members of the force by
capturing at point of revolver Burglar
Saunders, in premises GcJ North Capitol
street.
"Privates G. S. Weber and II. w. Forte
| ney, for capture of W. L. Sargent.
charged with rape.
Private NJ. X. Humphries. for arrest
of Jam;son for housebreaking.
Private r. l.. Carroll, for capture of
James Howard on charge of housebreak-
| ing.
Private j. T. Owens for arrest of
James Howard on enlarge of housebreak-
ing.
private j. w. Greene. apprehension of
Thomas Addison, two cases of assault
with a dangerous weapon.
'Sergt Z. w. Brown, in case of Joseph
Castor and Ernest Carter.
"Privates +. NJ. Dent and Karl Scherer,
in capture of Leroy Moore, alias SimmS,
assault and robbery
Those favoraby mentioned are:
Private John Brennan, arrest of Louis
| Green. alias Jackson. housebreaking.
Private G. \. Fftton, arrest of Samuel
W. Rauen. murder
Private b. r. Williams. cooperative
work. cases against Eugene Ross, alias
Eaton, thefts.
Private w. E. Smith. arrest after one
vr-rviv $40.
Private F. d. Hiser. arrest of John
Montgomery, housebreaknS.
Private o. f. Duvall. arrest of Rosa
Simms. larceny and recovery of property
Private j. SimmS, assistance in
apprehending c. A. Jones. housebreaker.
Private F. D. Hiser arrest of John
Edwards. housebrealng.
Private w. II. Bailey. arrest of Goo
Coo for housebreaking.
Lieut. e. f. Flatner. Privates Will
liam Grim and W. K. Grimes. arrest of
Eugene Brooks and Robert Hill.
Lieut.. J. A. Duvall. sergt. o. c. Ryon
ter. c. Z. Warield. J. +. Waldron and
+. G.. 4. Garfield. apprehension of Rich
ards. Williams, Miller and Hall. charge
! rape.
.Privates G. H. Moran and c. c. Wise
arrest of Hall and Ross. robbery
Private John III. Davis. work ON horse
stealing case
Private E. W. Boyle, arresting Edward
Moore. alias Clark. theft.
"Privates C. S. Montgomery and c. c.
Penn, arrest OF Henrietta Green and re-
covery of stolen money.
Private J. W. Conrad stopping run
away horse.
.Privates L. w. Boyle and W. j. Bar
bee. apprehension of Emma and Joseph
Lewis.
Private III. B. Rector, arrest Thomas
w. Sipe, forgery.
Private G.. B. Wheelock. arrest John
Johnson. housebreakng.
''Privates G. G. Wise, J. F. Waldron
and C. f. Showalter, arrest of John Allen
alias Garrett.
.Privates b. W. Thompson. j. r.
Stringfellow, J. B. Much Jacob H. Davis
and n. NJ Stone, arrest of Castor and
Carter. depredating.
"Privates A. A. Durkin, A. l.. Walter
and T. b. Scanlon, arrest of Spriggs and
Whitney. assault with a dangerous
weapon
Evening star., 1912-09-13
WEDS FATHERS FIANCEE.
Son, Aged IS, Elopes With Woman
Who Is As Years Old.

STERLING, ILL.,, September 13.-Richard
Lewis eighteen years OF age, son OF
wealthy farmer. eloped Wednesday night
with Mrs Hazel Champlin, forty-hve
years old.
Mrs. Champlin has been the house.
keeper at the Lewis home since Mrs.
Lewis died five years ago. She was to
have married Lewis. ST., Friday, and elab-
crate arrangements had been made for
the wedding She Is an attractive blond
Of the dashing type. and the elder Lewis
Evening star., 1912-09-13
ound out of position September 5 was

found out of position September was
replaced same date.
Beaverton channel buoy, 2S spar re-
ported dragged out of position August
Is was replaced September 6.
Chesapeake Bay-Main channel Love
point to Turkey point, Worton Point shoal
gas buoy, No. ,, found not flashing cor
rectly September ,, proper characteristic
was restored same date.
Chesapeake Bay-North point to Wor-
ton point, Pooles Island flats gas buoy,
No. l. found not flashing correctly Sep
tember 5. proper characteristic was re-
stored same date.
Evening star., 1912-09-13

mail. Anthony Janus. in a Benoist BIZ
plane, won the first prize. The bag he
dropped came within 1872 feet of the re-
ceptace. Thompson was second. with
II feet. and Martin third. with 81 feet.
Maurice Provost of France dropped the
bag so far from the mark his distance
was not taken.
Speed contests were held over twelve
mile course, but no records We're broken.
Evening star., 1912-09-13
Admiral Vreeland Resumes Duties.

Rear Admiral Carl f. Vreeiand. who
mas been under treatment for pneumonia
al the Naval Medical School Hospital for
several weeks. has recovered sufficiently
to be abe to resume his official duties at
the Navy Department as naval aid for
operations. During his long spell of III
ness his duties We're performed by Rear
Admiral Z. J. Badger, aid for inspec-
tions.
Evening star., 1912-09-13

men. though il flew from the water with
one without any trouble. The demonstra-
ton was really "A good deal more in
structive than if there had been a con-
ventiona launching way at command and
everything had gone smoothly.
The Wright machine that also is TO be
fitted with floats was brought to the
barracks yesterday by land instead. of
flying. The new Burgess machine may
be received at any time.
Evening star., 1912-09-13
carcIina-Seacoast ST.

North Carolina-Seacoast, station
whistlng buoy. II, found in a sinking
condition September o, was temporarily
discontinued.
Core sound, the following stakes, found
missing September 81. were replaced
same dates: Shingle Point shoal stake
black; Yellow shoal stake, black
Evening star., 1912-09-13

Try as you will. after an application of
Danderinc you cannot find single trace
of ,jaudrlf or "A loose ar falling hair. and
your scalp will not itch. but what VIII
please you most. will he. after a few
weeks use. when yoI will actually see
new hair. fine AMI dawny at first-yes-but
really new hair-growing all over the
scalp.
A little Danderine now will Immediately
double the beauty of your hair. =" dlf-
ference how dull. faded. brittle and scrag-
gy Just mo!sten a cloth with Danderine and
Evening star., 1912-09-13

states that he will welcome her home as
his daughter-in-law. although he had
hoped to make her his wife
The couple purchased tickets for Des
Moines. Iowa, were Mrs Champlin for
merly lived and where they are reported
to have been married yesterday. Mrs.
Champln has two sons, aged sixteen and
nineteen.
Evening star., 1912-09-13
:HA|R STOPS FALLING, DANpRUFF
DISAPPEARS -25 CENT ''DANDER|NE".
Save Your Hair! Beauify 1t! Invigorate Your
Scalp Danderine Grows Hair and We
Can Prove 1t.

carefully draw il through your hair, TAX
ing one small strand AT time. The effect
Is immediate and amaZing-your hair viii
he light. fluffy and wayy. aud have AN
appearance al ahuHdanre: an Incompatible
lusfer. Sofiness and luxariance. the beauty
and Skinner All true hair health.
Get n 25-rent bottle Of knowltan's
Dan6erine from any drug store or ini-rL
counter. and prove 10 yourself tonight
now-that your hair Is as pretty aud soft
ms any-that IL has been neglected or in
jured by careless treatment-that's all.
Evening star., 1912-09-13

Emery Ludwig, the twelNe-year- son
of G.. Ludwig of Hamburg, Shenandoah
county. Va, is dead from a fracture of
the skull caused by being kicked by q
horse Monday.
Evening star., 1912-09-13
.HYDR0-AEROPLANE DIPS
WHEN TWO ARE ABOARD
Lieut.. Geiger and Sergt. Hart
man Given Ducking in
River.

Well, the army aeroplane that has been
converted into a hydro-aeroplane makes
a good submarine. anyhow 1t took
short subsurface trip at the Washington
barracks yesterday afternoon, and Lieut.
Harold Geiger and Sergt Hartman of
the flying squad took an unexpected bath
The launching arrangements for the
use of the hydroplanists have not yet
been completed. and the machine with
it's pontoon floats was slipped over the
seawall and down a plank incline. Lieut..
Geiger was operating. and carried SerGt
Hartman as a passenger. The aeroplane
entered the water all right. but the weight
on the front edge was too much and il
kept on entering until there was nothing
much except the tail above the surface
wigwagging signals of distress to the
enlisted men on shore.
The water was not deep and not par
ticularly cold SO the aviators scrambled
out. and then Lieut.. Geiger took the
machine and made a flight alone. There
was 40 trouble about the performa nee
with one man aboard and Geiser made
several short fights. landing on the wa
ter and rising from ii. He was finally
towed back to the seawall and went
ashore for dry clothes.
Shows What Can Be Expected.
The performance Was interesting to the
army men because ii showed just what
cotrid be expected of that type of ma
chine under service conditions There
was no conventional launching way and
the slide for the machine was improvised
out of the lumber at hand. as would have
been the case in most places under field
conditions. That particular type of plane
evidently Is not powerful enough for two
Evening star., 1912-09-13

The tragedy Of politics is told about in
a strong article called THE Big School,
In our next Sunday Magazine.
Evening star., 1912-09-13

Mrs. A. A. Ayers Of Eikins. w. Va.
fell from q street car. and is probably
fatally hurt. Her skull Is crushed and
she is unconscious.
Evening star., 1912-09-13
COMMENDS HIS MEN
General Orders of Mai. Sylves-
ter Praise Members of Force.
MANY CRIMINALS CAUGHT
Years Work of Policemen Reviewed
by Departments Chief in Lengthy
Statement Issued Today.
CRIMINALS CAUGI

A general order. promulgated by Maj.
Sylvester, chief of police. today. COM
mends many members of the police de-
partment for meritorious service during
the past five months. Many other mem
bers received favorable mention for work
they performed In making the records.
Maj. Sylvester states. he considered the
advantages the plain clothes men had
over those in uniform.
The concentrations, as set forth in the
order, are as follows:
Cleared Up Thefts.
Private c. G. Barteman, for clearing
up several cases of thefts Of fixtures from
vacant houses.
Private r. III. Beckley, for the appre
hension of pocketbook snatcher Walker.
Street Railway Crossing Policeman II.
\. Cheney. stopping a runaway.
Private G. NJ. Dixon, holding up a
runaway team.
Private D. j. Cullinane, arrest of
Charles Jones, housebreaker
Private G.. Nj. Dixon, for arrest of
Henson Butler for assault with a dan
gerOus weapon.
Privates w. II. Bailey. A. c. Belt and
T.. A. Sutton. for apprehension OF Albert
Shorter. who shot his brother and was
about to get on train for New York.
Lieut.. Hulee Hodges and Private n.
w. Staples, for arresting Edward Will
1iams, for assault with dangerous
weapon.
Evening star., 1912-09-13

To Our Catholic Friends
To Those Sending Their Children to School Monday
School supplies-he complete list ever pub
lished in The Star in yesterdays paper Everything
here including Composition Books. Tablets School Com
panons Lead Pencils Penhclders Rulers Erasers. School
Compasses. Book Straps School Bags. Crayons. Pencil
Sharpeners Pen Wipers School Ink. School and College
Pens Bloers etc Price less quality better than usual
At wholesale and reaistorekeepers schoo! teachers all
fathers and mothers interested
Evening star., 1912-09-13

'Privates G. T. Hilten and W. ~ Loop
er. for alertness in intercepting Richard
Warren, charged with murder.
Private G. H. Moran, for arrest of
fugitive Charles Hewlett, charged with
SariorS aSSault