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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
ECONOMIC CLUB TALKS
OVER CURRENCY BILL

The new currency bill. its purposes
and probable result. were discussed
last night before the Economic club
Jesse w. Lilienthal presided and
among the speakers were James Is
Lynch. vice president of the First Ma
tional bank: Prof Carl c. Plehn of
the University of California, and Pro-
fessor Wildman of Stanford
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
WANT HIGH POWER WIRES
PLACED IN CONDUITS

The North Beach Promotion asso-
citation in executive meeting last night
framed a message to the supervisors
asking that power and light COM
panies be directed to remove danger
Gus overhead high power wires and
place then in conduits.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
cELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

The thirtieth anniversary of the
Harmonic Singing society, promi-
nent German singing organization of
this city, will be celebrated at the
German house, Turk and Polk streets,
Sunday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
Rev. E. G. Lund Asked
To Fill Passionate

Rev. E G. Lund of Holy Trinity
Lutheran church, Seattle, has been
rendered the pulpit of the First Eng
lish Lutheran church of Oakland. and
will give his answer from the pulpit
next sunday morning.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
SUNDAY IS PURITY DAY

Sunday afternoon will be observed
as Purity day by the members of the
Y. NJ c. A in the auditorium at
Leavenworth street and Golden Gate
avenue.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
TOURIST SOCIETY DINNER

The Tourist Association of the Bay
and River Counties will hold dinner
and business meeting at the San Fran
cisco Commercial club next Thursday
evening.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
MACARTHUR TO SPEAK

Walter Macarthur will address the
Iroquois club on the provisions of the
seamen's bill now pending in congress
in the knights of Columbus hall to-
night.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE

Cooperative plans of the National
Chamber of Commerce were outlined
yesterday by Edward F. Treftz. its
field secretary, before members of
the local Chamber of Commerce.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
MOOSE CHARTER TRAIN
TO ATTEND DEDICATION

Off1cers and members of San Fran
cisco lodge No. 26. Loyal Order of
Moose, accompanied by drill and drum
corps VIII leave IN a chartered train
for San Jose tomorrow evening to
participate in the dedication Of the
new lodge home and clubroom of the
order in that city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
ANNIVERSARY DANCE

Del Mar institute No. Sc, Y. l.. l.,
will hold its second anniversary
dance this evening at X of c. hall,
Golden Gate avenue.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
TWINS FOR THE JOSEPHS

LONDON, Nov. Twin daughters
We're born late today to Mrs. Sydney
Joseph of San Francisco, who is now
with her husband at Regents Park.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Saturday with fog
at night: light northwest wind.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
2es Slises eauneu.

Gin beriibmter iransoiiIdcr Nitro
nom mad,tc sablreidle @cobahtungcn
iibcr Die 8irflmgen bes Slibea. 60
lpiiroc cin Mciicnbcr III Eautce BPM
Slie einSebiilt. blicb aber unperlcst.
Sn ieiucr @clob1rie bate CT Npci
Silbeririidc unb cin @plhitiid. S!S
CT nnd &auie lam. fanb CT an Stcac
neS oiplbtiideo Gin Silbcritiid. Ser
SliB bntte nGmlid, hoS 0plo burh Nas
Seber binhurh mittcla Ncr bciScu at
pcrcn @elbitiidc pcrlilbcrt. Nun nulS
mon ipincn. baB hac Wplo 1890 @rab
&isc praildt. NM ~ ldlnclScn. - 3ue
iueiicu fpntnt aud DER @lib IN @cifalt
bon Scncrfnaeln Dor. Sn cinem
fran6oIiidlcn Soric crld,icn cine icldJc
alIscl BON rcr orDbc cincS Npicls oui
Der Spiec ciuer Yoppcl. biipftc pm
3lpcia 81 ,2lpcie. lam ami Den Gobcn
an. rolltc III hcu 0pi cinco @nuerl
auics. no Gin Minn ipicltc uno aus
Hcnaierbc ani bic aueel trat, Sie
Scrplaetc NIT cincm iurdtbaren Small
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
Weuttcrlicbe

@mtterlicbe.
90 ipeid uuD marm
0cgt Sih tcin Arm,
vic lids in @utterarimcn rllp..
Stein b%eii'res 6eil
@irb Dir Slt tbeil.
Gls penn On itebit in @iuttcrbut.
linn febrt crgreiir
Gem miihcn @ciit
Nod mand) Gin Snscuobilo 5urild.
Gs grilBt Sid feius
60 milocn Sfcins
@ic Seincr Mutter 2icbcsblid.
:, fiibrt Sid niht
Dies liebc 9ift
Sn's bunflc Sebcn treuli6 Gin.
Sb audi Die Wclt
Gid Sir 9eiclt.
9iit bennoh mltterieclaQcin.
=. 5epic in .GOeliteine'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
fur die iebe 1ugend.

nnb mari bns &inb 5u 9obet, obnc 6
Sl pcrieeen. Ginmal id1leppte Der
Vlie cine Seu9abel so Meter peit;
OILS ma tic FAM, maren Die 3infen nit
lpunocrburcr @ennuisfeit ipic Efros
pfenSieber %gelpmnben. - Gin 9clabes
mes @eipebr. bas Der @lis traf. ipIrbe
III ieinen Rehabilitation lIno nit Der
odrin bcfinplid)cn ailsel %seihmol3en.
bas Slllpcr apcr nidt ent5iinoet. Sebr
oft trifft Der Slis 9eutc, Die inter ben
Sdlmen Shus illdlten. 8efanntlid
IoQ man Dies inter feinen l~lmltdrioen
tbln!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

Srail 3n mir geiagt. Sunn ullh ipobl
nod bin5ueefiigt: limb fommt einnal
mas Dor 5fpiihen unS 9eiben. oaB mir
ms trennen mollen. 10 tonnen fptr
obne Streit iiber &inber a%llseinanoer
seben." Dies lit elm Sapitel, mas
.beionbers ben Gbepaaren ans Sera
aelegt iuerben ioate, benen cine Nfmt=
ter nod etiuas gilt, bic ioltea ernitlif
nad,bcnfen nnb iih frasen, ,upbin
,nirb bic @~eradjtnng Der 3inber mnb
elmer finberreihen Nmtter nnier @pli
fiibren? Wobl fanm man baran nidt
bel anbern anfansen, et,uas 81 beHern,
icbuh iebe Seber ST, bak fein Wprt bes
Equities ober Der TeraGtnng iiber ieine
9ippen fpmmem Dber baf Der 8inSers
iegen serins seadItct ,uerbe, mo Ct
uurbanoen lit.
0iit freunblihem @ruBe
Gine 9eerin n.
y - =
Gaa NrentDn NIB bas 3ettmnssleien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

bort III itillet Naht. Sic ipil aufs
pdf)en linb nidt mehr ihldfen, tic lutl
Sidlt unb feline Sunfelbeit, lparmes.
fpdrmenpes 9fbcn, feline adltc uno
S%tarrbeir. 9, laB mid, bindb, ibr na
Sus 5m bringen, lpus tic 10 beiB Iit
piinldlet."
Die @utter mibcritrcbte nod iin@
nlcr. aber nlS CT nidlt dltfbprtc 81
bctteln. lies lie i'm Siebcn.
SIMMER bnsielhe", 9roatc Die Iltc
i'm Sebnitubl. ,ltngeitiimc &inber.
it1ipad)c Iilttcr! Glib Mdt. mic bdlb
Der anabe lpiebcr bier icin miro. 3u
Ieiner 3cit fonnte CT &crrlidcs %lcilten,
MN perbirbt CT pielleidbt &and}es in
por5eitisem @ifer."
Sic Spinnerin errotbctc inter Dem
Sabel; blrtieer prcbte tic gcienftcn
6anptes Die SpinDel. Still, ganS IT'LL
nurbe CO; nid,ts borte man.. oils bas
Smrrcn Der Spule, oas &lappern bes
&ebirubls unb aus Der 8ammer
nebenan Die tiefcn Itbcm5ii9e bes
id%lafcnben Serbtes. Ser 9rapc bate
lid miioe geitafft I'M Sienite Der
Menihbeit; nm trdlmte CT init
leligem 9ddeln auf benz giitiaeu
Nntlis bon grntefeit uno 8einleie uib
periiin9te in lpobliger 8lbc Die err
ihopfte araft.
Sn flirrte Die Sbiir. 6eulenb itno
idreienb itolperte Der Srihling ber>
ein. rMein @rliber". flagte er laut
ipeinenb, hat mir 10 ipcb .getban.
Mein @elpono bat or Serriiien. mcincn
ifonen. blaien Hod. Sdloncn bat
er mir ms Ociid,t sciporfen, mb iieb
nur, Mrtter, lpie er mcin 5aar SER
5anH!"
..@sein armes Sinh. iaste-iie tralls
rig, .batteit-0u mir bod sefol9t!," Sic
fiiBte bic SbrdHcn linn tort nnb orb
ncte liebfoleno feline ipirren 2oden.
vltnb 10 lieblid,c 8lumenfinpcr bate
ih lpad,gefiiBt". flaste Der &nabe, bic
iinb nun ollie .g%eitorben."
limb Die golpene Saat?". fragte
dngltiid, Sic Mutter.
rSie Id,lummert npf; ais ih olId)
Ie nlfpeden lpoute, pebrtc mir Der
boie Sruoer, un0 lnhero bat er mir
libel mitgeipiett 10 lnll9e. bis ih 81
Dir IN eiliser Sluht MIDI nanpte.
Nidlt pabr, Iutter. on pirit i'm
ltrafen?"
% nein; mein Surge. bns iperhe
i'd nift; bern eritlid) iibtc or nit
3edt feline @adJt, mnb sipeitens be-
wabrte er Did, Dor tbDriftem Seeinneu
unb bittcrer Heuc. Illh mar ibm
icin Sbun mebr SderS unb Spielerei,
pleucid)t ctipas rulb, nber boh Iebr
heiliam fiir bid)."
Ser anabe idpieg.
yllm bein @emano bdrfit pu Did,
siid)t srdmeu". fllbr bie @utter fort;
vih pcrbe Dir elm nelles MAIDEN BON
munberidoncr Sarbe; nit gplbencn
Sortcu mill ids 6eieben linD reid pere
Sieren. Iber nid,t cher barfit bn
lpieher seben. bis pein 8ruper. Der
Minter. 5urild lit; ueriprid es mir"
ia. &utter, ia, Idd)eltc ~sctrDtet
Der Sriiblins.
-%enn pam peine 3eit 9efommen.
iollit on pic Elm Yrin5 inter Die Ntrns
id,en treten. iiiSe Sofiiiung in ibrc
Ser5en ldheln. nit 9lumcr ibr 9eben
ldinliden nno Siepcr beS Srieoens
unS Der Siebc in ihren Scelen ipcfen."
~llnb cine Sliidlid)c. 9roBc 3ufunft
linen perbeiBcn". mubntc Die Alte im
Scbnrlibl.
sSas mia id. ia. baS mia idl"
libclte Der blonplodiee ana6e.
9liu freue bid. toffenbc. iebnenpe
@cnitbeitl lleber Macbt itieg CT bcr=
nieSer Der Sriibling. unb flopfte IN
Die Tiurte Seines Ser5eus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

GGa gremtOn NIB has 3eitmnssleiem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
Cine Sramen. Hlanberci.

Go gans aus Dem Scr5en sciprpd)er
bat ms lie Slremburgerin bes nab
folgenben Ginseianbt in Der .9. g.
Stg.". SeiBt cs bod ba:
Die Serfoiierin bes f%olsenben Irtis
feIs, Infrie beren Sreunoinnen (Damit
MAJ ms pobl peritebe) pertreten
burd)auS nidt Die Yrin5ipiem beo
mooernen 3eitgeiites. nit Dem etfpo
cine nift nubetrdhtlide Nn5nbl bon
Suffragetten liebdugeln mDgen. Nein
riio nbermalS nein, audi linD mir Ine
bdngerinnen Der altem Shnle, 1inb
6fpar i'm pabren friitlihen Sinne bes
8ortes. in Der ms Der reid,ite ainbers
iegeu ais bas 9r0Bte Slid Der Gltern
geprieien unb 9eihilbert iuurbe. @ie
mar aber beutSuta8e, freilid niht i'm
8roBeu ilno 8an5en. iiber Den alSu
reiden &inperie9en bentt. bier elm
8eiipiel aus meinen Grlebniilen. Oils
unier eriteS ainb, Die Srerioc mn
Stpl5 Ieiner Gltern, ge6oreii. ipurber
mein Mann unb ib auf'S &ohlte be
9liidipiinibt, unb mebrere unierer
Sablreifen Srernoe braften ms ios
gar niht unbebentenbe @eihenfe,
Rad0em aber int 9niife Der Sabre
umIere Che NIT brei bis bier uno fiini
&inoern geIesnet unO Die S~oricbunq
ms oann mad ipdteren SSabrcn nod
mebr 6uifidte, paren nuf einmal Die
@rdtnlanten nic bon @rbbooen pers
Iflpunben. unb man Id)ien nit elmer
gclpinen Seradtung auf ms berabs
3ublidcn. ODER Den ncllcn @rbbiirael
porimlrf5noq an5nidauen. ais poQc
man linn 5urufcn: .Sd)reibuls. paz
miQit on benn nod in eiuem SauIc.
no 10 piele gciiittert lperbcn miilicn?"
Iic balb lpnroen mir 9cipdbr. DAB Die
ainocr oils iiberfliiiiig aneeieben prrs
pcn. unS baB iid @eripanbte. Hnhs
barn nnp 9efnuntc iiber bieien Yiinfi
Gin llrtbcil .beransuabmen. ipns linen
bnrd9ulls nid)t 5nitunb. @ie oft bnbcn
mid Sic p%iicnen llnS pcritcdten Ins
ipielunscn perfcbt mn aui9creat. &ic
DIT iinb mir hie 3iclidcibc beS Spptfca
gerpcicn. sinndl pcim mir alsndbmos
lpciIe eincn 9ciilf nit n~nierer flcinci
Ghaar m%ntcrndbmen pbcr ms unf Der
Stra6c ic6eu liebcn. &inncr foiten
Supicl Miibe. @elo iino pcrlrIod)ct
llnorbnuns i'm S,nus, mir linn lpeii
belier ab obnc ipld,s, bat lhol nlandlc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
Waria, Maienf6nisin!

81. e. SetroniQa. angela @erici.
- ~ y
Maria, WaienfSnigin!
Subelt frob, ibr 5immelsdore,
Subtle frob, on GrDentbdll
Singt Der reinen Sun9frau Gbre,
2pbt unb preiit lie iiberall.
-
Seller itrablet beilt' Die Sonne.
SeIer blist I'M @ra5 Der Snu,
Heiner lit bes Ser5ens @onne,
SfDner ais bes 8immelS glau;
y
Boiler font Der 2erhe &eble
Sriqernb in Der lihten 2uft.
Stroller atbmet beut' Die Seele
8aliamreifen gliitbenbuft:
-
9enn Warien's Sob Su iin9en,
Sllbelt bent Der @Dgel Gbpr;
gu Iarten's Chrome brinsen.
2ieb unO Subel bod entpor.
y
Srenbe Iinst auf alien Sipei9en,
Sreube itrablt inn Rieiengrunb;
Con bes Mienifen Gers oa ifipeiscn
Coll iid idlieBen ba mein Iunb?
Gein. Iarial Sid 5u p~reiien,
Shldet mein 6er5 in beil'ger 2uit;
Niht fir peltlid, fnlte @eiIen
Siiblt 8eseiit'run9 meine gruit.
@einl Senn Der 9e9eiit RING Slammt
ShlGst dlein fir Sid enlpor;
Nltr Sein anmutbpoler Same
Sliust 10 iiiB in meinem Sbr.
Nimnt. Naria. mas id babe,
Nimm midi ielbit ais Spfer an;
Himm lie an, Die biirft'se @abe,
Niles, mas i1 bin nnb fam.
2aB niht IN bes 9ebens Stiirnlen
Hettlrtgslos mid nntergeb'n;
Seinc 9ano iol mid belfirmer,
Siibren 81 beS SimmclS Spb'n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
aatboliidcr airden.S alenber.
8om RI Sen @benps
mablc c.
2uf. IA, 16-24.

(Wfai.)
25. e. Sronleihnamsi. @resor VII
26. ~. Ybilippus Neri. G~lentberiis
81. 3. Iar. Iaeo. b. y. Gleonora
IS. DC. Ilt9uitin. German. Wilbelm
%. 3. gleutber. Iarimin. Sbeopoiia
80. s. 5er5 Seius SeIt. Selir. Seroin
81. e. SetroniQa. angela @erici.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19


l AM gong out oil The number business
and offer my stock of rough and dressed
lumber at bargain. Yard. Avenue ID
and 32d street. .-.- 1-lo-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19

FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
WIN make large heads: all varieties;
sl.& per Thousand, delivered Enterprise
Plant Co, Meggctts, S c. 2-l2-10t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19

CENTRAL. corner, $4,000; rental 1882,
emi-business corner, s12.500; rental
1850. Ten acres suburban, opposite
station, $1,000 cash. Five acres sub
urban, stations. convenient, s75 acre.
Box So. or phone 5272 promptly for
appointment if wanted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19

WANTED Young lady wants position
with amusement company; willing to
start on small salary to learn the busi-
ness; two years experience. Address,
Y-57 Age-Herald. 2-18-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19

ANTED-Boarders at 1871 Park ave
nue.. 2-l6-ft
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19
ONE CENT A WORD

RATES---One cent n word q days no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tfon. Cnsl, munt accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19
)RDIONE CENT A WORDI(
ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs--One cent a word n dnys no adj
taken for less than 25c for first in~er-
tfon. Cash Dnst aerompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19
FOR SALE

LEGAL SALE.
No. 2225 Avenue II, 7-room modern house.
with two servant houses on alley, lot
50xl90 feet
No. 2227 Avenue F, broom house, modern,
lot 25x100 feet
Property rented and will net s per cent
on investment
PRICE, 5000 CASH.
Full information by
WM. j. RANDLE, ADMINISTRATOR
OF NJ F. Howell ESTATE,
635 Brown Marx Bldg.
NJ. NJ. ULLMAN,
Attorney for Admr, 1855 Brown-Marx Bldg
2-9-St-su- wed-su.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19

FOR SALE-S40o acres of land located on
the l.. Il n. r. r. at Pecan, Miss. 80
miles west of Mobile: 10,0O0,C00 feet OF
long leaf yellow pine, same not turpen-
tined: small sawmil and several houses;
some of this land gulf shore; excellent
colonization propositions: want to make
quick sale at s1l. If interested, go
and look 1t over. CHARLES Weinfeld.
Nausau, Wis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19

RATEs--One cent n word day; no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first laser
tfan. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19
AUCTION SALE

OF
HORSES AND MULES
Today, Wednesday,, February
10. we will sell IS cheap WORK
MULES. ranging in value from
SIS to $75: they will do good
work for two or three years.
These mules will be sold with
out reserve for the HIGH DOL
LAR.
We also have "A second hand iiN-
cry outfit consisting of about 10
bugsies. traps, surries and hsl-
ness. and about 90 horses: this
outfit Will also be sold without
reserve. Also a we'll broke. large
Spanish Jack and a combination
grain and fertilizer drill
The above is in addition to our
regular run of AUCTION horses
and mules.
There will be some good bar
gains in this sale and If you are
needing any work stock. ve-
hicles. etc, it will pay You to
attend this sale; you will save
money.
MAXWELL & CROUCH MULE CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Horses and Mules.
1512 I'd Ave, Birmingham. Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19
TERMINAL STATION
Southern Railway

tDalls exoept sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19
lone CENT A WQRDLONE CENT A WORD


RATEs--one cent u word a day; no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first fsser-
tfoB. Cash must acc"mpany order.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
YOUNG woman wants work; can use
typewriter; good at figures; have been
successful saleswoman; will work at
any honest work, and for just enough
to live on. A-59 care Age-Herald. 2-1S-2t
WA ANTED-Position by machinist as
chauffeur in private family: can keep
up repairs; win work for reasonable
salary to begin with. B-59 ge-Herald
2-1s-St
WANTED Young lady wants position
with amusement company; willing to
start on small salary to learn the busi-
ness: two years experience. Address,
Y-57 Age-Herald. 2-1s-2t
WANTED-Position as saleslady; cigar
stand preferred; or light office work.
Address NJ A., Box 5S5, Corey. Ala
2-1S-2t
WHITE barber wants position in or out
of city, having 3 years experience. Ad-
dress 2OS 10th ST., Birmingham 2-19-2t
YOUNG man. 10 years old, wants posi-
tion; have been in tailoring business;
can furnish several customers; refer
ences. Address K-59, Age-Herald.
a-1s-st
STRICTLY sober, experienced and COM
petent man cook wants position to cook
IL camps. j. Anderson, care Quarry
Camp, Clanton, Ala 2-l9-1t
Al CITY salesman. married, experienced,
any line; reference guaranteed. Address
S-5s. care Age-Herald. 2-l9-2t
WANTED Situation by an all round
baker: willing to leave town. Address
Fl. Hellenschmdt, 2312 Sd avenue, Bir-
mingham, Ala. 2-l9-2t
LOST-Doctor's bag or grip. tan color.
while going from Birmingham TO Owen
ton via Sth street, Tuesday afternoon;
finder please return to DR.. T. L. Wheel
er, Fairview, or phone 20o-W Ensley
and get reward.
WANTED-Positio as collector or solic-
tor; no bad habits and a hustler; will
start on small salary to prove ability;
age IS and married: any kind of work.
Address R-59. care Age-Herald.
2-l9-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19

WA ANTED-Position by machinist as
chauffeur in private family; can keep
up repairs win work for reasonable
salary to begin with. B-59 Age-Heraid.
2-1S-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19
ALMOST READY


his brand new story s room house lo-
Gated west Of Goth st. on South High
lands, is about ready to be shown: faces
south on paved boulevard II has liv-
ing room. den, dining room. buffers
pantry and kitchen downstairs: 5 bed
rooms and sleeping porch; tile bath with
tile shower adjoining upstairs; beamed
ceilings. wainscoated walls. hardwood
floors throughout entire house; imported
tk'nglish paper. handsome electric tx-
lures. Great, big concrete basement
in which there are two servants rooms.
Price. $500; 500 cash. balance $40 per
month; investigate this. 1t is the pret-
test on the Highlands at the price.
EDWARD L. MOORE r. L. & ms. Co,
Phone 444. 2e9-11 Empire Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19

WANTED-Position as saleslady; cigar
stand preferred; or light office work.
Address M. A., Box 5S5, Corey. Ala.
2-1S-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YOUNG woman wants work; can use
typewriter; good at figures; have beer
successful saleswoman; will work at
any honest work. and for just enough
to live on. A-59 care Age Herald. 2-lS-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19
Age-Herald Branch Offices

For the convenience of its patrons The ge-Herald
has established number of branch offices where
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Will be taken by its agents representatives
Branch offices are located the following places:
Florence Cigar Store.
Parkers Drug Store, (Cigar Stard)
Brown Marx cigar Store.
Hotel hilman Cigar Store.
First National Bank Cigar Stand
Gums Pharmacy I'D Ave and 10th ST..
ENSLEY-Sam T. Kennedy, Ensley Sun.
BESSEMER- Gillam Bessemer Gas Office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19
KODAhS

FILMS developed 10c per roll. Prints &c
and &c each. Prompt attention and
cork the best Bert G. Covel Co. iQ-i-lf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19
WANTED-AGENI'S
wANrED-BuAA.,ri,s


WELL furnished rooms, best board in
town. s. week. Kenney House. Z9l7 4th
avenue. z-S-3dr
WANTED-Boarders at 1871 Park ave
nue. 2-l6-It
ROOMS and board secured for you with
out worry and waste of time al First
National Bank. 2-1S-3t
NANIED- Boarders. two 6lacSs Of rive
Points: all modern conveniences: on car
lire Phone &34 2-19-3t
LARGE, newly furnished rooms ana ex-
oeilent table board: all conveniencos. on
car line; walking distance from Town
prices reasonable 223o 7th ave. north
Phone main sss9 2-l9-7t
NEWLY furnished room and board in
private family; near three car lines. all
conveniences: references required. j.
NJ Buckner. 1Gl5 South 10th avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19

NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-Hoistins
engines. with or without boi;ers.' con
crete mixers. air compressors. pump.
spnrtable boilers. one pair Greene Coriis,
engines 22x4S. wioh tiy wheel pulley
E CHARLES H. Lehman. 1873 Powell avenue.
Birmingham, Ala. Both phones. Main
$50 z-lS-su- wd-tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED Choice To-
cation on Avenue b, between 10th and
2lst streets 70. garage. warehouse or
laundry; also large lot covered with
negro houses. well rented, 18th st. nortn
on Belt line, excellent factory site.
easy terms or exchange. E. III. We
50G Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
12-a9-- --su-wea-tt
FOR SALE-Two room house and lot,
colored property and a bargain; sii5. s1o
cash. balance easy at per cent i'm
terest. owner. COS First National Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19

UATEs--One cent word q dayy no sd.
taken for less thsn 2bc for first inrer-
tf00. Cash must acrompauy order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-19
FOR SALE

BARGAIN in modern West End home,
house practically new, excellent loca-
ton; one block car; nice lot; cash or
terms. Address U-59, care Age-Herald
If closed immediately no haggling
level 10 acres, on road, dwelling,
barn. orchard, spring, we'll stations
convenient, near Irondale, S115U.
Reasonable terms. Apply 1109 South
18th street Phone 5272.
FOR SALE-At a sacrifice, complete SET
of neat and refined household furnish
irgs, including handsome dining room
suit. Call Main 3121-W
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-23
The Educational Association
Would Have Additional
Revenue for Schools
j. v. BROWN OF DOTHAN
IS ELECTED PRESIDENT
Association Adopts Resolution Bar
ring Employment of Teachers
Under 17-C. B. Glenn of
Birmingham Speaks

Montgomery. March az Especially
After unanimously going on record as
advocating the adoption of a consti-
tutiona1 amendment authorizing addi
tional money for schools through the
levy of local taxation in the several
counties and districts. the Alabama Ed
uoational association in final session
here Saturday morning elected ]. V.
Brown of Dothan to succeed J. 3. Hob
dy of Auburn as president for the en-
suing year; NJ. T. Under. county SUI
perintendent of Talladega. was elected
first vice president; Miss Grace
Thomas Jones of Selma. second vice
president C. L. Floyd of Montgomery,
third vice president; w. c. Griggs,
Gadsden. secretary, and E. e. Smith of
Birmingham, treasurer. S. r. Butler,
Huntsville; c. c. Thach, Auburn, and
j. j. Doster, Tuscaloosa, were elected
members of the executive committee,
the president and secretary to act rs
ex-officio members.
The session Saturday morning was
the longest held by the convention
the delay of action on resolutions and
unfinished business causing. final ad-
journment to be put off until 1 p. M,
after four hours of continuous work.
The body indulged in considerable dis