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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04
ICE cream cones. Nunnallys, Atlanta,

ICE cream cones Nunnally's, Atlanta,
Ga. 3-3-tf
INVESTMENT bargain. well located on
18th st. south, lot 45x210 feet. with good
improvements thereon, bringing $3.50 per
year. This property is on main thor
oughfare between North and South
sides. and is destined to be business
property in very few years; the en-
hancemept will be gerater per year than
the 500 rental income: $1,000 cash, bal
ance very liberal terms. II you are look
ing for investment. better see us. Dem
Williams Realty Co., J07-s-9 Amer
ican Trust Bldg. Main S5.
a-2-3t-su-tu-thu
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RD|ONE CENT A WORDIONE CENT A

HATEs--tpne y cent n wor0 n days M nd.
taken for less fhnn 2Be for first fnser-
tt0n. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One small iron safe; second
hand: good condition; bargain. j..
S. Sepsalon. 1s24la Sd avenue. Phone
6919 Main.
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ONE CENT A WORDI0NE CENT A WORD|ONE Gel

RATEs--ore cent a word n day; no ad
taken for ess than 25c for first fnser-
ttan cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-Everybo to know that the
Best theatre is giving away hundreds
Of premiums every week to patrons OF
the theatre. such as dolls. pocket knives.
Japanese china sets of various kinds;
also American china. fruit, pie and berry
sets; the coupons are free and are given
with every admission; visit the. Best
Just once and you will become a steady
patron: our motto is a clean show and
n clean theatre, courteous treatment TO
our patrons; the latch string is always
out. Won't you accept this invita-
ton and come. Il. L. Laenhart, Man
ager. 3-2-7t
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WANTED

STSS1s--GS,-~s>~~,s =, sS,,S ->s,fi;,~cn~~<
WANTED-YOu TO KNOW THAT WE
HAVE CUT THE PRICES OF POTA-
TO CHIPS TO THEIR FORMER
PRICES. 15c. PER PKG, . FOR 25c.
THE BPCkEYE ALABA CHIPS WILL
STILL MAINTAIN THEIR STAND
ARD OF EXCELLENCE. PURITY
AND CLEANLINESS, AND WILL, BE
FOUND TO BE THE BEST ARTICLE
FOR BANQUETS AND ALL FAMILY
Uses. TRY THEM. 2-27-10t
WANTED Every lady in Birmingham to
attend the silver souvenir matinee at
the Best theatre every Friday, l p. m.
to 3 y. m.: every lady will receive one
of those beautiful Rosalie silver spoons,
they are worth more than the price OF
admission. If YOU once see them you
will surely want a set-iust think of 1t,
only 60 cents spent for admission gets
YOU set. You can't afford to let this
go by. S-2-N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04

RATES-One cent q word n 0ay, ad.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tiOn. Cash mast accompany order.
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FOR SALE


FOR SALE
WANTED~To exchange, Vacant lof Or
insurance stock for second hand auto
mobile in good condition; five passenger
preferred Address E-66, care Age-Her-
aid. 2-2S-3t-fr-su-tu
WILL trade well located IA room resi-
dence on 11th ave. south on lot 60x140 it,
renting for 500 per month"; for smaller
piece of property, vacant lots, negro
property, or, in fact, for anything of
value. What have you to offer? Dem
ton-Williams Realty Co., 501-S-9 Ameri-
can Trust Bldg, Main 2s5.
S-2-st-su-tu-thu
WE buy and sell high class securities.
stocks and bonds; outright or on CONF
mission: finance propositions of merit,
and negotiate mortgage and collateral
loans.
MDAvID. MEYER. GOLDMAN &
TERRY,
21o9 First Ave-
FOR SALE-1912 Cadillac. fully equipped
with two extra seats; been in use one
year and guaranteed to be in perfect
condition. Price, sl45o: $500 cash, balance
in easy monthly payments Call Main
2S5 or 6401. 3-2-3t- su-tu-thu
FOR SALE-$50O cash, balance in easy
monthly payments, buys room new
and strictly modern bungalow, beauti-
fully located on South Highlands; has
all the newest built-in effects: hardwood
floor throughout, tile bath, furnace, ce-
ment basement: beautiful imported pa
per; faces south on paved street: alley
corner lot Better see this at once fer
some one is going to buy it this week.
Denton Williams Realty Co.. 507-S-9 Amt
Trust Bldg. Main 2S5. 3-2-3t-su-tu-thu
FOR SASE-One lot at Rising Station,
on the pike. Inquire 1926 LIST ave- or
phone 53-J, West End. S-3-7t
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THIS is THE ONLY

Brand new and absolutely modern home
east of 3th street within two blocks of
Highland avenue for the price; it is a
3 story, 3 room home with hardwood
floors throughout; beamed ceilings; all
the built in features furnace and ce-
ment basement; downstairs Is recep-
ton room, dining room. library, buffers
pantry and Kitchen; upstairs are three
bedrooms, two tile baths and a glassed
in sleeping porch; beautiful paper and
+ fixtures: CARA sc and servants house on
lot; price, s65oo $500 cash and s35 per
month.
EDwARDaL. MOORE r.. f. & ms. co.
Phone 444 209-11 Empire Bldg.
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wANrEp-sIruAT1oNs

ENERGETIC, ambitious young man at
present employed, wants position
billing, collecting or railroad office
work. first class references as 10
character and conscientiousness. T-65,
care Age-Herald 3-2-Jt
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WANTED--To rent, April ], or 6 room
cottage, small family, Norwood, Foun-
tain Heights or Southside. Address R-66
care Age-Herald. - 3-2-St
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SPLENDIDLY furnished rooms; good
home cooking. Main 5355-J. 1918 9Th ave-
nue. s-2-3t
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ROOMING house for sale cheap: must
dispose of it at once. Call at 2207 5th
ave. N 3-2-2t
We will build you home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co. 414-15-16 Amer
lean Trust Bldg.
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TWO nice rooms with board also two
large rooms for housekeeping, one
front room. 1890 5th avenue. Phone
4653-W. Miss Mcclure 2-27-5t
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NATIONAL IIOUSE 20sl. N. ed St.
nicely furnished rooms from 25c up.
2-20-sDt
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ENERGETIC, ambitious young man at
present employed, wants position
billing, collecting or railroad office
work: first class references as 10
character and conscientiousness. T-65,
care e-Herald S-2-3t
WANTED--Position by graduate in civil
engineering, three years experience as
transit man and concrete inspector Adj
dress $50, care Age Herald. S-2-St
WANTED-By experienced bookkeeper,
position at once; can furnish Al refer
ence Address F-6e, care Age-Herald-
EXPERIENCED business man wants
position with some reliable wholesale
house where general mans service
would be Appreciated; best of REFER
ences. Address G-s7. Age-Herald. s-2-3t
WANTED-Position by young woman
bookkeeper and stenographer; five
years experience with large corpo-
ration: well educated and capable of
giving first class services. Address
s-67, care Age-Herald S-2-3t
WANT to work for my support can
cook. wash; can clean gloves, by
lone widow Of 40. Address H-67,
Age Herald. 3-2-3t
YOUNG man, 20 years old. possessing high
school education, seeks night employ
ment; has fast, nice handwriting; no
bad habits; don't smoke, chew, drink nor
swear; physically good, except Is deaf;
always careful; trial appreciated; small
wages to begin With polite and honest;
night clerical position or common labor
or anything considered; the best of ref
erences furnished as to character and
business ability; and also bank refer
ences Address B-oS, care Age-Herald.
3-4-2t
WANTED-Position as rodinan or chain-
man by young man with college educa-
ton and some experience. Address C-bS.
care Age Herald. 3-4-2t
WANTED--Position by young man, age
20, to learn some good business; am not
afraid of hard work; best of references:
moral habits. strictly sober. Address
E-6s care Age-Herald. s-4-2t
YOUNG man of good habits wants po-
sition as clerk in grocery store; will
consider any proposition; must have
work at once. Phone Main T413-J.
s-4-2t
WANTED-Plain sewing to do at home:
very reasonable charges. Answer at
once. Address G-6S. care .Age-Her-
aid. 3-d-at
EXPERT 'SrtsNOGRAPHER wants
position. years experience; first
class references furnished. Call
phone 1861. 3-4-2t
EXPERIENCED single man wants po-
sition with some reliable house as trav-
cling salesman; several years of road
work. Address F-6S, care a .Age-Herald.
~
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Al the Birmingham hotel steam heated
screened. electric lighted and all ser.
vice Of first class hotel; SIS per month
and up. lo-25-tf
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OFFICE SUPPLIES s
LARGEST, HANDSOM-
EST AND BEST STOCK
ED STATIONE RY
STORE IN THE SOUTH.
VISIT US TODAY.
ROBERTS & SON (Inc.)
.THE BIG ALABAMA HOUSE"
1872 ..s sss"ssn ssss ,sss ss.. 3rd Ave.
Phones, hell Main 22S, 22ey l8ls
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FURNISHED rooms, complete for light
housekeeping; dishes. linen. gas stove,
cheap rent. 121 sd avenue, south, Avon
dale. 2-25-5t-eod
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FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished 6-room
cottage and bath. Southside Call and
see house. 1877 10th avenue, south
Phone Main 646O s-2-3t.
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TRAINS. BIRMINGHAM
ssSunday only
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kATES-One cent . worA . day. No aa
taken for less than 2bc for first 1nser.
tiOn. Cast, musf accompany order.
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BEST steam heated rooms with or WITH
out board, at 1904 6th ave. Phone $685..
3-3-3t
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# you can't find what you want in
above. then let us know what you
do want; we very likely have 1t and
VIII consider taking what you have
as partial payment
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15th Flesr neelse 9ltg, blfnisok1S
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100x140, corner on Sd avenue within
10 blocks OF the center;s good pros
pective business property; price on
application.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04

NICE steam heated room for rent; hot
water at any time; two beds in room;
at 621 North 2Sd st. Cali 74s9-W Main
3-3-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04

SSQo0-t lots 5oS150 close to cehter OF
Ensley and in two blocks of the
steel plant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04

TWO men TO 7WOfk as ,ntsws agents 7on
3-4-3t
WANTED-Bright young men to learn the
shoe business; must be neat, have fair
education and live at home with parents.
This is a fine opportunity for indus
trfous boys to get a good business edu-
cation and make money at the same
time.
GUARANTEE SHOE CO.,
.-.l--Ll 1q0S Third Ave
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

THE AVALON-AIl outside rooms. sur-
mace heat; modern convenoences; moder-
ate price; bath free. 210c 5th avenue.
S-oE E.xf
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE
OR
EXCHANGE

$2OooT-5- room cottage, we'll built; high
nice lot, one block Parkview sta
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04

FOR RENT-On Norwood car line: two
most desirable furnished rooms; fur
mace heat hot and cold water Meals
convenient 1901 n. 32d ST. Phone
b125-J. 3-2-4t-Su- tu- thu su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04

HANK clerks, stenographers. bookkeep-
ers, increase your income BY selling our
carbon papers and typewriter ribbons
q. Howard Tinley & Co., 10 Il. Fayette
street. Baltimore, Nd 3-4-2t
WANTF1D-C engineer. to opor-
ate electric light plant; salary, $50 per
month; must be capable If making own
repeirs' Box ass uniontoNn' Ala :.
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s5ooo-1o well located residence lots
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04

LARGE estate of Madison Jones for sale;
both farm and city property, in Green
wood, Miss, near Fort Worth, Tex,iin
Sheffield, Ala, and Hale county, Ala,
Including the finest alfalfa and truck
lands in the south. Thomas H. Jones,
Executor, Greenwood Miss. s-2-4t
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-STRAYED-STO6EN

horse; right hind foot
white; knot on belly. Return same to
Cooper. lS1 Emma avenue. Graymont.
satisfactory charges paid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04

Beautiful home located east OF goth
street, attractively finished, pretty pa
pering and electric fixtures. two baths.
garage, servants house, etc. This is an
ideal home and can be had at moderate
rental.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04

! AM going out OF the lumber business
and offer my stock of rough and dressed
lumber at a bargain Yard. Avenue d
and 32d street. 1-lo-tf
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NTED-Y oung men, honest and
straightforward, willing to work and
know opportunity when they see it. to
take charge of our chain of 40 grocery
stores to be located in the Birmingham
district; have at present 10 eligible young
men; will pay salary and give interest
in the business upon small investment,
but applicants must be able to furnish
references as to character, sobriety. etc.
Address United Grocery Co, p. o. Box
7O3 city. 3-4-3t- tu- TIL s,I
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lVOxl o0-ldeal manufacturing site fac
ing two railroads: sidetracks in; To-
cation North Birmingham.
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EXPERIENCED business man wants
position with some reliable wholesale
house where a general mans service
would be appreciated best of refer
ences. Address G-67 Age-Herald. 3-2-3t
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE STATION
FOR SALE

marked thus 90 tina
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TWO connecting furnished rooms foT
light housekeeping. 1872 18th avenue.
r FL 3-4-tf
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WANTED--Position by graduate in civil
engineering, three years experience as
transit man and concrete inspector. Adj
dress $50, care Age Herald. S-2-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04

WANTED-Position by a young woman
bookkeeper and stenographer;. five
years experience with large corpo-
ration; well educated and capable of
giving first class services. Address
S-67. care Age Herald. 3-2-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04

WANTED-By experienced bookkeeper,
position at once; can furnish Al refer
ence. Address F-66, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-04

Pretty Z room dwelling, excellently
located. hardwood floors. attractively
papered and finished Has garage and
servants room. Rental $40.
Attractive room dwelling, prettily
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-04-18
DEATH OF VETERAN.
MIR. X. j. NJ. Steele Answers the
Last Roll Call

One by one the old veterans are
dropping out OF the ranks in an
swer to the last roll call. On Tues
day morning at 10 a. m, Mr.. r. J..
NJ Steele, better known among his
comrades as Bob Steele" crossed
'over the river" to Join his old
corps commander, Stonewan Jack
son. He had been in feeble health
Tor five or six months and his death
was due more to the infirmities of
old age than any thing else
Mr. Steele was son Of the late
william steele and was "a years
OF age. At the breaking out of the
war, with his twin brother, the late
II. A. NJ. Steel, he volunteered in
Company /, Twelfth South Caro-
lima Regiment, which became part
OF McGowan,s brigade, Wilcox's
division, Jackson's corps, and no
braver soldier was enlisted in the
Army of Northern Virginia. He
served during the entire war and
was Wounded several times and
carried one of the bullets i'm his
shoulder to the grave. Mr. Steele
was twice married. His first wife
was Miss Adams by whom he left
TWO sons, Henry and Bryce, and one
daughter, Mrs. Alice McMurray
who survive him. His second wife
was Mrs. Alice Blackmon, by whom
he is survived with the following
children: Mrs. Harley Funder-
burk, Mrs. Calvin Hardin and Mrs
Goodman Taylor. His remains
were inferred at Zion church yard
at p IN. Wednesday, after ser
vices conducted at his late resi-
dence by Rev. w. c. Kelly. The pail
bearers were four Confederate vet
erans, VIZ: Messrs w. c. A.
Porter G.. w. Williams, j. III. steele
and O. r. Neal
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-04-18
BUILDING IN LANCASTER.
Many Substantial improvements
Have Been Made in the Past Few
WeplS

Lancaster special to Columbia
State, April Is. Within the past
several weeks many substantial i'm
provements have been made i'm
Lancaster, and this good work is
still going on. About a dozen neat
and well-constructed five and six
room cottages and at least one
strikingly handsome two-story res
idence, belonging to T. NJ. Hughes.
prominent real estate broker of
this place, besides number of
business homes have recently been
completed One of the largest and
best equipped livery stables in this
section of the state, two block 6
east Of Main street, occupied by
steele d Cunningham, is another re-
cent construction.
n new enterprise in Lancaster.
the Pepsi-Cola bottling plant. now
occupies adequate quarters in a
new building on the lot of the tele-
phone company. On the same street
and on the same property another
large livery stable, which will be
the sixth in the town, is in process
OF erection. II. w. Plyler, a mer-
chant here, has just completed
three cottages on his lots near the
Lancaster & Chester depot, and is
expecting to make still other i'm
provements on his place
A large warehouse near the
Southern depot is now being built
by the Jones Mercantile Company.
In several of the residential sec
tions of the town the paint brush is
doing well its part towards the gem
eral improvement of a city beauti-
full.
The handsome home of w. c..
thomson, exmayor of the town
and now secretary and treasurer of
Lancaster's big cotton mills, is Just
now being painted. Mrs. j. F..
Gregory, widow of the late Joseph
f. Gregory, for several years clerk
of the court here. has just had her
handsome residence greatly i'm
proved by a fresh coat OF paint
Many others are having their homes
painted or otherwise improved.
w. r. Thomson, private secre-
tary to Col. Leroy Springs, has pur-
chased lot on Chesterfield avenue.
upon which he is preparing to erect
handsome residence.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-04-18
COUNTY NEWS
IRINIUS.

Special to The News.
Primus, April live are hav-
ing very good Sunday school at
Red Hill. The attendance is very
good.
We are very backward with orr
crops, owing to the rain not much
planting has been done yet and very
httle fertilizer put out.
Mr.. b. f. Adams is on q visit to
Charleston this week.
Miss Lois Roberts visited Miss
jamie and Miss Lille Ellis Sunday,
Miss Julia Small visited Miss
Lille Wright Sunday.
we regret to learn that Mrs.
Roach Vincent and little daughter.
BESSIE, are quit i'll with pneumonia
at their home in the Primus sec
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Wright had
as guests last Sunday the follow
ing: Rev. ID. S. Small, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Small, Mrs. B. F.,
Adams, Mr.. Lewis Rollings, Mr.,
Willie knight, Mr.. George Portman
and Mr.. Clatus McManus of the
Tradesville section.
Master Clyde Hegler visited Mr..
Hazel Wright Sunday.
Mr.. Otis McManus visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Sims Sunday.
Mrs. E. B. Wright seems to be
still improving.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-04-18
FIELD DAY AT KERSHAW
PROVES GREAT SUCCESS
FARM LIFE TOPIC OF
EDUCATION CONFERENCE,
Number of Speakers Addressing the
Meeting Urge Permanent Tax
commission for Each State.

Richmond, Va, April 17.-The
various committees and sections of
the conference for education in the
South, in session here, made farms
and farm life the chief topics of
discussion today, the general meet
ing tonight in which all of the
groups took part, being devoted to
farm demonstration work
Importance of education was en-
phasized by speakers at the confer
ences conducted by the presidents
or state colleges for women, assert
ing that public schools are totally
inadequate in the matter of teach
ing so as to meet modern conditions.
The point was made that people are
leaving the farms for the cities be-
cause of the absence of real coun-
try life and drudgery that is forced
upon the women.
The need of cooperation in buy
ing and selling was strongly urged.
the Keynote of the addresses being
that the American farmer is so
lndlVldualistic that he is forever
kicking over the traces instead of
pulling together"
The conference on taxation took
up the desirability of having a per
manent tax commission in each
state. Among the speakers were
former Gov. Il. f. Noel of Missis-
sippi, Lawrence A. Purdy, New
York; T. S. Adams of Wisconsin.
and Charles Lee Raper of North
Carolina.
The League OF Southern Women
Writers, which has been meeting
heretofore in connection with the
conference for education, today de-
cided to meet independently in the
future, the bylaws being changed
so that men may become eligible
for membership.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-04-18
IL Went OF.

That it won't do to fool with a
gun, even though you may think it
is not loaded. was every forcibly IL
lustrated Tuesday morning on the
/. w. McMurray's place near the
North Carolina line. Mr.. Walker
craig, who has the place in charge.
mad several negroes working for
MIN. After they had finished the
task allotted to them they repaired
10 the house of Oscar McMurray.
when Reuben Dunlap and Lovick
Donnom proposed, in a Joke of
course, TO shave Georges head with
pair of mule clippers. OF course
George began kicking at the prom
osltlon, and to add emphasis to his
KICKS, picked up single-barrel,
negro-rabbit shot gun He was told
10 look out that gun might be
loaded. Then began a scufle. with
the result that the gun went off. the
load taking effect in Reuben Dun
laps forearm and Lovich Dunnom' &
leg and abdomen. DR.. II. G.. Brown
waited on the wounded men. He
says that Reuben's arm is in a bad
NIX and that he may lose it. Lovick' 8
injuries are not so serious. or
course the clipping proposition was
abandoned.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-04-18
DIR. friedman Refuses to Give More
OF Cure For ConsumptiOn.

washington, April 17.-Dr. f.. F..
Frledmann, it developed today. has
refused request of the federal
public health service for more of
the serum which he claims is n
cure for tuberculosis. Surgeon
General Blue is reported to have
asked Or. Friedman for further
samples OF his serum for purposes
or analysis. DR.. Friedman is de-
clared to have said that he had al
ready supplied Surgeon Anderson.
director of the hygienic laboratory,
with a little platium "loopfuI" and
that he coul spare no more. The
amount furnished by the Berlin
scientist, according to Surgeon Gen
eral Blue, was a mere drop.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-04-18
PLEASANT HILL.

Special to The News
Pleasant Hill, April 17.-Mr. e.
b. Johnson had the misfortune to
lose fine COW last week.
Miss Jane Caskey returned to
Lancaster Wednesday from n few
days visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Caskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Nesbit of
Jacksonville section made short
visit to the lattcr's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Beckham, Sr., recently.
The school taught here by Miss
Mary A. Stokes of Orangeburg
closed April 11th, and she left for
her home Sunday.
Messrs. j. S. Marshall and John
Marshall attended the annual CON
Vention of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics at Charleston
this week.
Mr.. Wylie o. Caskey Of Lancas-
ter spent between trains with his
brother, Mr.. j. NJ. Caskey, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs w. O. Rutledge
visited the formers sister, Mrs
Minnie Cauthen of Kershaw this
week
Mrs. NJ. w. Cauthen visited rela-
tives at Kershaw this week.
Mr.. +. II. Beckham has returned
from visit of few days to Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. Nesbit of Jackson
ham.