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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-19
PUNISHMENT
FOR PERJURY
NO Punishment for Perjury IN This
state Unless Committed on Wit.
ness Stand. Court HOLDS.

~p". .a. Ii-rat.l 81 th- Iutelir-nc.r
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Dec. y.
That man cannot De- punished under
'ho laws ~ West Virginia sor perjury
unless hc commits tho same while on
the witness stand and that "a false
statement sworn to outside Of q court
OF justice Is not penal offcnsc was
brought out here today when T.
Austin. of Grafton. ". Va. was ar
raiEnod bcfor. Squire Rathbone ON q
ch1rs" az perjury preferred by John
HW.cy Bailey. who is Il Wollto-do
Etrmcr of near Ucllovilio. alleges that
Austin has been cndcavorinc fo ,lopo
With his daughter for several weeks
past and Gid succeed 10 entioing her
away from lcr home TO this city.
Bailey suspected That Austin Was
married aud when hc accused him oi
dishouorahlc iutcn ions toward his
daughter Austin offered fo make 70
sworn affidavit to fle fact that be- was
ruf married. After Austin had done
this Bailey asc'rtaiucd and secured
proof that the man had wife and
'Vo children af Grafton The perjury
warrant was then sworn Ou- hv Bailey
and when Austin was arraicncd ne
admitted that hH had sworn falsely.
However. tN" Justice was compelled
fo release him. az there was mo- laW 10
Justify bis being held for tho grand
jury
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BUT THREE
PILGRIMS
On'y Three Members Of the Suffraoett,
Army Reach Peekskill-To Send
Re-Enforcements.

PEEkSklLL. y. Y. Dec 1s.-Pf-
Erims three That was all that was
ieit tonight Of the suGragetie army Of
ihiri'four thar started ON Monday 10
carry message from New. York to
Albany 20 give Governor Sulzer on
MS Inauguration day The trio. Miss
hosalic 6. Jones. commander. Miss Ida
rait and Miss lAvinia Dock. trnoped
INT" this city shortly before 2 O'Clock
thiS afternoon. Three Of the six march.
'rs who "bIvouacked" last night in
oS. inine. deserted this morning but
protested that the drilling rain which
soaked th" dust of the Albany nos,
road into sin. rich mud mad nothing
10 do with their decision 10 abandon
l't"trduIs and letters PROMISING -,-
'"l"Ic MS from New YorW ,nn,or-
TOW Drought courage ~ the bcarts Of
,.r J., naming Trio. when. hungry. Wet
n'uu n". l,aucrod and footSorc they
'd' h'd headquarters hero after trt,de.
iH ~ E'N'lF" miles in four hours II
'd-I ih'r" VIII Doc ono mora rnarcber
u inc ranks tomorrow for Miss Jessi,.
,i"rdF NtIbbs who tool femnor,r,,
raw q. h"r comrades Yesterday "a
Joined them tunilhf
TOMORROW hike will no .t,,.,..
iulIcH o. FL hkiIi. the longest march ~
lH' Journey -D fIr
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Chiffon INTRODUCES
KENYON SUBSTITUTE
TO ARBITRATE
DIFFERENCES
Ftremen Wiling 20 Leave Difficulties
To Tribunai-Rcply 70 President
Csrter's Amendment

NIW YORK. Dec President
Garter of the brotherhood of I.ocomo-
tive iircmcn and engineers. notified
the railroad managers of the eastern
territory this afternoon ,hat in prefer
cHce 20 "a atoc. y0t.. nr Wa. Willing
to arhitrtfr uld,. tho Erilunu ACT.
.h' hr'ucn demands FOR Increased
itt aud better working conditions
.t' submitted au amended proposition
Ter cons Iteration
resident carriers aW-.doI PROPOSE
u"n. submitted iu response ts Oh, '.aiI
''i' Managers ulflu.faM of FcstDr.
u"t. provides for th" rmp'otm ment o.
w." iroiu'u upon approximately spnp
ol 'h" largest locomotives u Tho tor.
H'uI' This materially Increases fhc
uHUh"- Of locomotives uu0u which ia,
hrsw"n are demanded
Dr. Wt.'uE this modification pra-f
p'nt Carter said the cmpiotmouf ot
ivy" him'u uron a.l the large locowD.
N''S "..Id greatly increase tine efllcI-
'hN oi th" locomotives and that the
lh'i' sod earnings from ANS train thus
Operated would Doe more than sufficient
io meet tlD increased expense.
1in authorized To- say ho con.
q cI'I'f. hat if the managers commit
l," i- nni ln e position fo agree 10
the enclosed second amended reou.s,
that to avoid Tho NECESSITY Of .rhmi.
tin- The question fo tIa locomotive fro
In'n .u strike referendum vote fha
Hr'm. % IS committee fs willing 10 e,ib.
irf aI matters iu dispute O., arbifrl-
Ion NnI'r hc PROVISIONS Of tho f.l.
'f+' nrhiraiiou INV known IDS fnc Frf.
H.'I .ci. N1ls nE fho mediation feature
OF CHAT rUf
ll" mama GERS arc expected to rarf,
io tHe proposition af o. Joint s.g..r.
enc" tomorrow afternoon
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j. p. MORGAN
WITNESS IN
THE PROBE
Eighteen Firms Said TO Control Over Twenty-Five Billions
Banks, Insurance. Railroads Are All Involved.
Table Showing Ramhcations of Morgan Concern Submitted
-Financer VIII Be on Witness STAR Again To-day

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Dec. IS
J. Pierpont Morgan occupied the cen
ter of the stage to-day before the so
rallied money trust investigating com
mittee OF the House OF Representa-
lives. The noted fnancier reached
Washington last night. but il was not
until 2:40 o'clock this afternoon that
tho way was cleared for his testimony
10 begin Meanwhile. Mr.. Morgan sat
f1r nearly an hour listening TO the
mass OF statistics which Mr.. Inter
mycr and the committee was piling
up concerning the colossal financial
operations OF leading New York. Chi
Cago and Boston institutions through
so-callcd interlochpg directoratcs.
Ir Morgan heard his own name and
hat OF his firm referred 10 many
lines as tables we're presented show
ing the affiliations Of that concern
with many other banks. trust cOmpa-
uies. transportation and industrial
corporations. He appeared 20 be un-
moved throughout II all. sitting sur
rounded by a number OF his business
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TWO h"lErad" papers have been seized
Tor attacking Austria In accordance
WIN the request Of tho delegates TO
IN" p'arD conference. SIR Edward
Grey has appointed HERMAN Cameron
Norman. hr~' secretary of the R-itish
diplomatic service. to take charge or
the SCCr'tarla' o' tho conference
ST. PETERSHt re-. Dec. 1S-A dc.
sir" for thc preservation W Europesn
peace. combined with th. dotarmin,-
tion to defend with the nations whole
strength Rus~ias vital interests. was
the keynote ot the speech ON Ralkan
affairs made hy Premier KoLovsor in
ih" Duma TODAY
NJ kokoyson paid tribute to the
Nar.ik" virtues aud tho un1uimitv of
ih" Balkan peoples o.. said thar as
the great SlaNoui' and orthodox bow
or. Russia could not be- Indifferent as
io whether they obtain better condI.
uots of oNi~teicc and thus avert dan.
rcr"uf complications in thc future
ii' continued The Russian govern
m"nt Is great and % has not had 10
change IFS calm attitude There is no
tcontinued on Page Nine)
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HELD FOR
BAD CRIME
Boy Charged with Numbering His
Mother and Grand Neither Shows
no Emotion over Tragedy

COLUMBIA. Mo, Dec. 1S-Lcc
Moore. VINO discovered the dca'l
bodies OF his mother. Mrs. George
Moore. and h.s grand mother. Mrs.
Nary j. Wilson. crushed with an axe
when he entered their home near here
today. was arrest late this after.
noon. following his testimony given ar
the corOuers inquest
Moore denies that hr knew anything
of the murder until DO" found the
bodies this morning lie said hc came
hero from Mcborly 10 arrange Christ.
mas for the women.
4 charge of FIRST dccrc" murder was
placed against Moore. who has been
.mployei AZ NOhcriy. Mo. as rdI
.oad car rcpaircr. when Moore rc.
rortcd 20 The police th" discovery of
rho bodies ho -lid Dee had arrived
rom Mobcrly early this morning. hu'
.rc authorities hlt" learned. they say
chat hc came here yesterday after
noon and registered af 90 local hotel
under an assumed name.
: search oT ruo hotel whore Moore
.- alleged 20 hl,r stayed last ni-ht
tho police SHY. revealed O. quantity oi
blood on thr towels and bed cIoihine
md ON some of tHs clothug chat tu.
officers say Moore wore ii-t u.-Ht
Tho hotel proprietor. th" police -aF.
IDENTIFIED Moore a- fho occupant OBJ.
ihe room and said Moore Nas usrt Sous
and acted strangely % he REGISTERED
Moore showed rp emotion o,cr tho
murders or li- arrest
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associa' relatives and fcgaI repre-
sentatives. including J. p. Morgan.
Ir.. his son. and Mrs. Herbert Satter-
lee. his daughter
Mr.. Morgan's appearance aroused
The keencst interest. and crowds OF
spectators were on hand TO observe
the proceedings II was 10 some ex.
tent a elimination OF much that had
gone before in that branch OF the
committees inquiry under the head
o. The concentration OF money and
credits" Mr Morean's Testimony
lasted barely twenty minutes. and was
largely preliminary TO the tcst.mon,
10 be given tomorrow when the com
mittee reassemhles at 1880 a M.
Mr. Jntormycr conducted the cxamin-
alton OF Mr. Morgan. asking q rapid
series of questions TO bring out the
general standing of the firm Of J. u.
Morgan q Company. its branch con
nections in this country and abroad.
(contirued on -Eze Nirs)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-19
GOVERNMENT
ATTACKS THE
UNION MEN
Who Prey on the Honest Isboring
Man For Funds 20 Promote Muir
der and Law.essness.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Dec IS
Walking delegates ana officials who
do not work. but who use the funds
OF labor unions. 90 enhance their own
powc- even n they must resort 70
crime was the governments descrip-
ton In ifs argument to the Jury at
the dynamite conspiracy trial today
Of the forty men charged with compile
IT, in the Mcnamara dynamite plots.
CLAW A. Tycitmoc. san Frausiscp.
was charged with helping 20 cNpcnd
S""".rp0 collected from houc-t work
iuS men iu connection vi'h "A strike
at los Aureles. which culm mated iu
the VrerkinE or the Los Angeles Tmies
building and all OF the defendants
were declared 20 have used the funds
Df th" Iron workers International TIM
ION 100 violation az fus bylaws OF flr.
union to plF dyuamiters 10 blow up
nouNu.Cu jobs.
Taos" men committed % Grim" not
only AGAINST tho laws of fh. land. but
they committed o. crime aL1iu-t their
own union. said James N NOoIl. -po-
clHl assistant district attorney. "ard
tID-c defendants are not 40 .iucu.u
who work With their hands Thct rr.
Wdi.lIs delegates with U.gn -aldrie.
" Poo hIy- brought tho l-oGw0rkcr-
I Mon .u'p di-reruto. Tho government
makes Tl CN .r-s- AGAINST labor unions
" hose ru~uo-. l- Legitimate aui iuf.s
hu' Ii accuses those monster nf
crime who stand at tho head OF tho
union aut deceive fIc WurEin-mau
and use Their funds for unlawful plr-
poses
"lt has h""n shown that sgnp uu1
Was collected from toii.r- 400 over tho
country 'o defend fho NcNimfra- af.
fo- The defendants hero lurU tl..
Wsrr guilty
Nof o''y the defense fund. hff g. t.u.
"'". a- Was testified bl andrew . Gtf
Ifrh.r o. san Ertu-i-rD. va- collected
I.Dm wer.iuEwrn fo promote 20 r..en
Of terror Boo l.. An-elss"
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PRESIDENT ACCEPTS
KENT PROFESSORSHIP
After Studying tire Situation Taft De
eides TO Accept the Vale College
Position.
When nc Has Appointed Many
OF the Supreme Court Judges.

WASHINGTON Dec. lS-Presi-
dent Taft has made up his mind 90 ae.
'cpt the proner of the Kent professor
ship of la~ a. Yale and probably will
take up his duties al New Haven
early in the spring
The President Was said tonight to
have determined upon accepting tho
Vale profcssorship for several rea.
sons Hc will not be- restricted mere
j. 10 lectures Co Yale students. but
will DO permitted to lecture. il he de-
s.rcs. iu other Iaw schools or upon
The platform. or 10 engage in any
other occupation which hc secs no..
lf the President had returned 10
Cincinnati Co resume Law practice he
felt 'hat D." would have huf little op-
porfuuity for practice. lie felt that
hc could nor appear tu cases before
'h" ntcd States supreme court hn-
cause hc has appointed majority of
its m"mhor-h.p Iic remembered
Whru o." tnouelt of tho laW that hr
had named many federal Judges iu
Ohio before whom hc miclf have tu
argue eases. and ho believed that
about the only sort OF practice which
Do" could take would bc International.
and that Doe regarded as uncertain.
The analogy between the Yale pro
fossor.nip and Grover CIc.ei1ud'
relation with Princeton appealed 20
Mr. Taft strongly and when many of
bis clos" friends and advisors wrote
him approving his acceptance OF the
chair af Yale h" decided fo take it,
The President expects to spond sov-
oral weeks after March : ir Augusta.
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WhsUr7orow nee. TO- rq---as+.
onto cloudy T'rrrdrv rroHaf1v snow
I.HrrIfa nNHr f"o lrFr colder rnaf nor.
f n Friday fair south. rnHrfNrl unrfh
Ufirn moderate west winds becoming
rr rrfafIa.
weston PcnnFvfvnnIr Snow rrrrfss
arI colder THrrrr.v wr.Tr- rrHr- fr.
frIr. nn1rrnfr e-e-f rIrfa
west WlrrfnIr. .enn.o frnrrfes and
colder ThHralay. rrddaE fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-19
West Virginia Senator Introduces Bul
prohibiting Issuing Of Govern
ment License In Dry
Territory.
Ms Bill, However. LeaaIizes Inter
state Shipment Of Liquor-WuI
Not Vote for the Ken
yon Bill.
Inteiligencsr Bureau.
Washington, ID. C Nee Is

Senator William +. Chiffon. OF West
Virginia. today introduced I'm the Sen
ate a bin which is designed as a ,ub-
. su'uto for the Ne-von-shelasr meas
/ ure. now on Tho calendar in the Son.
ate. Roth are measures aimed al the
"bootlceecrs"
The chiffon bn prohibits tho
I United states Internal Revenue DO
/ partmcnt from issuing Federal Hquor
3 license in dry" territory and States
B The Eonton-Shcrpc-d bin prohibits
the interstate shipment of liquors
from wet" into dry" states The
T chiffon measure would make ,io'a-
tor of Federal Jaw -bootI,eror' who
distributes whiskoy into dry state,
'u.i as ih" state laws do ~ present
lu' fcd"i'l licenses con hc ISSUED 100
dry states. and many persons hold.
ing them u-c them as cloak Tor
Their operations and escape with
T light penalty under tho state laws
Senator Chiffon believes n tho Fed
: ord law takes the Federal license
from n boot .gEcr" and makes him a
criminal under o.. D. viii prove 70 most
effective rh"rh upon "hortfoccirE"
Tho Anti saloon Iolruo leaders
prefer the Kenyon bin tn tho chiffon
measure Senator chiffon told com
Wit'"n o- West Virginia anti saloon
I'll1"re who waited ON rm that mo-
could nor support fho KENYON bIU. Ic.
cat." Doc does NOT believe u Will stand
constitutional test boo fio supreme
q tuurf. and because I. iafatt. DO t..rf
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S1S,OOO WILL BUY YOU

The handsomest brick home you ever saw for the price. The lot is beauti- ful elevated 70 foot one. It is located in the heart of the South Highlands, fronts east, down. One of Birming- hams most beautiful thoroughfares. It's in a class by itself. The brick work simply can't be. surpassed. The front entrance is the best architectural skill could devise. Has a mosaic tile porch floor. Has two bath rooms with tile floors and fine plumbing fixtures. Has hardwood floors in every room. Has a slate roof. Has large living room, dining room library, breakfast room and kitchen downstairs. Four fine, airy bed rooms and one of the finest sleep Ing porches you ever saw. Has an attic and basement under the entire house with cement floors. Has stone steps. servants house and garage. Can arrange terms.
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$11.5OO-This Is a Brick

Ittis finished in quarter sawed oak on first floor. beautifully decorated walls, fine electric fixtures. tile roof. has two baths with tile floors. has large living room, dining room, den, breakfast room
 and kitchen on first floor. three large bed rooms and sleeping porch on sec
 ond floor. good lot 55x160. located one block south of Highland avenue. Terms.
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DONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent a word n day3 no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- tfon. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE

WANTED-To sell valuable 14 room modern residence. South Highlands. with 3 bath rooms, complete plumbing, furnace grates, house well built, me condition renting d only $50 month; should bring more and offered at greatly below cost Only S150o; $30p0 cash, or other property; vacant con sidered; balance easy. See this today or you miss it. B. r. Eborn, 522 Elm pire. Bell 5622.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-One cent n word s dnys no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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l ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-Onc cent n word a day: no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inner- ton. Cnsh must accompany Ovdef.
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FOR SALE

s15O cash, balance s35 per month. buys beautiful room, new and modern bungalow on South Highlands, Hardwood floors throughout; screened and beautifully papered. Nice fix lures. Price only S5000. Denton Will Hams Realty Co., 4016 Empire Bldg. Main 2S5, Peoples 961.
 2-25 -3t-su- tu-t tn
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You Might

Spend SO days time looking for a homo ca st of goth street, and you could not find anything that would touch this one. and the price is only S7s50 on very attractive terms and low rate of i'm
 terest Has rooms and sleeping porch hardwood floor in every room,
 nicely papered, screened. fine fixtures.
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ONE CENT. A WORD

RATES-One cent n word n dny, no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR RENT-Five room brick flat, all modern convenences including furnace, $50, immediate possession, 9th avenue s rooms and servants room, all modern conveniences including furnace, 924 18th street, south. only A7.50. J. Fl. Still man. 11fM Fist street.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-6 room cottage, bath and gas, 22l6 3d avenue. 80. Also cottage, 303 Cotton avenue, block of cars, cheap
 IT. D. Smith, 205 Hood Bldg. 2-2I-3t FOR RENT OR sALE-We are having daily calls for large and small houses; list with us promptly for quick results. Tyler, Lester & Fain Realty Co. 21O7 3d avenue. Bell 74. Peoples 2S06. 2-2f-tf FOR RENT-Four nice office rooms on third floor in Brown Marx building, out side rooms; our lease expires October 1, and we will rent them cheap. Have Brown Bros. to show you rooms 353-6.
 2-2S-6t.
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,om. new and mod

FOR RENT-Seven room, new and mod ern residence near Glen Iris park;
 can be had at once until October l, and probably longer if desired. Price $40. Dento Williams Realty Co.,, 401-6 Empire Bldg. Main 2S5, Peo-
 ples 961. -tu-in
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FOR SALE

TALK WITH ALAN JEMlSON.
 BEII 100, Peoples 6l. 6-4-tf
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HERESFORDS at auction; on Thursday,
 March IA, we will hold our annual auc- tion sale of registered Hereford cat- tie; some of the winners at the Ala bama State Fair go In this sale; write for catalog. w. J. Davis & Co.,, Jack son, Miss 2-1S-26t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-29

S750o-New S room story, brick veneer house on South Highlands: hardwood floors; oak beam cell ings; tile bath; sleeping porch; heated with hot water; faces east; one of the best constructed houses in the city; can be bought on easy terms.
 EDWARD l.. MOORE REAL ESTATE
 AND INSURANCE CO.,, eoa-ll Empire Bldg. Bell Main IA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-29

S6500-S room. story residence on Southside. Thoroughly modern in every respect Hardwood floors. tile bath, sleeping porch and sun par Tor Convenient to car line. EDWARD l.. MOORE REAL
 ESTATE AND INS. CO, 209-l1 Empire Bldg. Bell Main IA.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-S0 acres of land on railroad and near sta tion in 30 miles of Birmine nam: price $1250 per acre; will exchange for semi business property or good va cant lots. Minge, 2113 1st avenue.
 2-2b-3 t-su- tu- h
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FOR SALE-Business lot 25X140, im-
 proved with 3 story brick building: this property is close to center and will enhance; price $22,500; one fourth cash. balance easy. Minge, 2113 1st avenue 2-25-3t-su-tu- tn
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FOR SALE-Do you want to buy? One $10oo contract in the Standard Home Co. of Birmingham Should reach loan soon as it is five years and four months old. Address J. M. Stoner, Asheville, N c. 2-22-4t-th
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-A housekeeper.. Apply al no Y North 18th street. 2-29-3t
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$5750-$25O Cash

And the balance dead easy will buy you new room modern home, located near 11th avenue and 1lth street, S.
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MODERN and new room residence too large for owner: will trade for cot tage or bungalow on South High lands This beautiful home on South Highlands. west of 20th street, on corner lot facing east. has living room with beamed ceiling large din- ing room with paneled walls and plate rack. large library and kitchen basement under entire house. large bed rooms tile bath with toilet separate, 10 large closets, beautifully papered, hadwood floors, large front and side porch. This place is rented until April at s75 per month. Place only eight months old. What have you to offer? Denton Williams Realty Co. i01-6 Empire Bldg. Main 2S5. Peoples 961. 2-25-st- -su-tu-th FOR SALE--11 acres at Huffman, slSto; easy payments. 20 acres, room house, Huffman; easy payments. 5 acres with spring. at Alden. Sea board railroad, $375, 20 acres. gin and mill and room house, at Wood- ward. Ressemer car line, sS500; sell or exchange. Satterfield X Slaton. si6is N. Fist strct.
 FOR SALE-Box mattress and pad. nearly new; will sell cheap. Inquire janitor. Savoy apartments. 9th ave- nue and 2ed stroeftxl...,
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A SNAP-Owner leaving city and of fers room, modern home on Poplar street, one block of Highland avenue; place easily worth $6750. If sold this week we are authorized to sell at $500. $1700 cash, 1921 at $30 per month and balance $S276 payable 1914 with 5 per cent interest. Denton Williams Realty Co.,, 401-6 Empire Bldg. Main 1885, Peoples 961.
 2-25-3t-sI- tu- th
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WANTED-Firs class lady stenographer
 and file clerk, with to ! years practi-
 cal office experience; willing to leave
 the city; good position for right party. AFor particulars call at 2o5 4th ave
 229-2t-thu-
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent . word dayJ no ad.
 taken for less than 25s for first inser- tiOn. Cash must accompany Order'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAY! Let room or two and help out on the rent: see me; l can rent 1ln0nl. Drown. l16 FAFley RIdKs
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SEVENTY ONE acres good rolling farm. SO acres cleared, on public road. mile Seddon; room house; barn: s1000: s400 cash. balance easy. R.
 R. Hudson. 103S First National bank.
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FOR SALE--4S volumes West Reprint Alabama Reports: 34 volumes Alabama Reports as follows: Volumes S9, 96, 97 9s, 99, IA to 142. Address Z-S7 care of The Age Herald.
 ss f... M ,f 2-25-3t -su- tu-th
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l BUY, sell and exchange real estate
 J. M. Gibson, 409 Empire Bldg. 12-4-tf
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FOR SALE-New. modern. 9 room home. Southside; well out; beautiful and com plete in all apartments, Terms. Owner, either phone s4l or Bell 3oso-J,
 2-li-tf-su-tu-th
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I Have

Any size home you want on terms to suit. I can fix you up if you want lots or an investment.
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WANTED-HELP
WANiED-FEMALE HELP

LADIES' reliable home work; steady or evening, stamping transfers, sl dozen upward guaranteed; call immediate
 ly for demonstration; lady attendant, Room 20. Watts Building, Sd avenue and goth street. 225-1t
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FOR KENT-ROOMS

WADDELL HOUSE-Large, comfortable rooms; convenient to business section.
 1s16h 1st avenue, Waddell House Bell
 nhone 6122 6-24-tf