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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-16
TOh OALE
IDEAL
BUNGALOW
NORWOOD.
A LITTLE CASH
THREE REAL BARGAINS.

Modern 6 room cottage in Nor
wood: nice electric fixtures and
modern in every way; one of
the best built homes in Nor
wood. and you can't equal it at
the price. 5000. Terms.
For Sale-Good room house, lot
47x175. West End: good location;
all modern conveniences: price,
only $3.50; $500 cash, balance
s2i.50 per month without inter-
est.
SO acres, 60 in cultivation, one
good 8 room house, one room
house and good outbuildings.
well and nice large spring, good
orchard; all this land is level
and is in high state of cultiva-
ton; is rented now for $3.50 per
year: only miles from depot,
on L. &c N. r. r., and Is miles
from Birmingham; price only
$500: $1,000 cash, balance /, .,
years. II you want a nice little
farm close to town, see this at
once.
WEBB & COLE REALTY CO,
20l Jefferson County Bauk. Phone 457s
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REAL HOME BARGAINS.

REAL HOME BARGAlNS.
$45O0-One of the prettiest bungalows in
Norwood, rooms hall and bath, hard
wood floors, all conveniences; only 500
cash, balance $50 per month.
$6500-$500 cash, balance small monthly
payments most modern and complete;
new, room house, on South Highlands;
has many built in effects, large tiled
conservatory, tiled bath with linen
closet, beautifully papered and decorated
throughout; on nice level lot half block
from car.
$6000-Not quite finished, but ready to
show, and the pick of South Highlands
homes for the price; 7 rooms and sleep
ing porch, hardwood floors, beamed cell
/ ings, furnace heat; purchaser can select
paper and fixtures: only half block of
18th street car; terms will suit.
$900Q---Fine house with 10 large rooms,
baths. crate in every room, also furnace
heat; lot 72x210 with barn, chicken house.
garden. eastern exposure. half block of
loop car line; easy terms or will rent for
$50 per month.
$i20O0-Beautiful home lot 100x200, on
Highland avenue. eastern exposure, IL
rooms, fine trees, magnificent view; all
modern conveniences; an ideal home at
great bargain; would be a fine invest
ment at much greater price; small
cash payment, easy terms
THE PEIRCE-FOSHEE CO,
r. G. Peirce, Pres.
70i-2 Empire Bldg. Main $3.50.
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$3.50 cash, balance $25 per month will
buy modern room bungalow located
on corner of 18th street and Marshall
avenue, north. Walking distance Of
city. Place is beautifully decorated
and one of the best arranged bunga-
lows in the city. We have automo-
bile at your service. Call Denton
Williams Realty Co.. 507-9, American
Trust Bldg. Main 2s5.
Il sli n
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FOR SALE.
S4O0O-New room house in Norwood,
hardwood floors, tile bath. gas, electric
lights, furnace; $3.50 cash, balance $50
per month.
s50Oo-Modern room house with sleeping
porch In Norwood; small cash payment.
balaoce easy.
Six ropm house with foot hall in Ems
ley on Avenue f, between 21st and 22d
streets: small cash payment. balance
monthly.
Eight room house in Ensley next to Ma
sons hall; small cash payment, balance
monthly.
s15,OoO-Fourth avenue close to 18th street;
5000 cash, balance /, . and years, 6 per
cent interest; this price will be advanced
in a few days and the owner never cuts
bis prices.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Two room houses at North Birmingham.
Six room house and hail. lot SOx19O, no en-
cumbrance; want to exchange for room
house in Woodlawn convenient to work;
can handle encumbrance If any.
ODOM REALTY CO.,
17M American Trust Bldg. Phone Sslo.
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FOR SALE-Second-h hand rs h. D. en-
gine, 100 h. p. boiler and 10000 gall
lon steel tank Birmingham Stove
&c Range Co., 33d avenue and South
ern Il. r. LIZ Su
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lone CENT A WORD

RATEs--Onc cent = word n day; no ad
taken for hess than 25c for first inser-
flon. Cash muaf accompany order.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES--One eezf q word . dnyy NO ad.
taken for less than 25c for first fn.er-
tion. Cash must accompany order.
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WOOpLAWN BUNGALOW.
800 cash and you can move into this
attractive 5-room bungalow; it is
beautifully papered; has fine cleo
trio fixtures. on an elevated lot, con-
venient to car line, churches and
schools; price $4,000, terms. Jemison
Real Estate & Insurance Co., 211
North 10th street
FOR SALE-11os Avenue d. lot 25x66
feet, Broom house; $3.50: $40 down
and so per month without interest.
l. G. Pettyjohn, 1902 9Th avenue.
SOUTH HIGHLANDS. east Of 2oth, 8
room, story. modern home; HARDWOOD
floors, beam ceilings. etc.; finished 10
suit, paper. etc.; $40 month, and the
price is away under its real value
CHAS. i. SMITH.
LISTS and Sells
50l-2 Empire. Main 42ii. Residence lsis-" :
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INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE co.
OF ALABAMA.
= HARRY LYON, SALES AGENT,
414-15-16 American Trust Bldg.
FOR SALE@Second-h hand as h. p. en-
gine, 100 h. D. boiler and 10000 gall
lon steel tank. Birmingham Stove
&c Range Co., 33d avenue and South
ern r. r. 1-12-tf-su
FOR SALE--Timber and farm, 1000 acres
timber. 500 acre farm. 100000 feet hard
wood and pine, 100000 cords excelsior and
charcoal wood, easily logged; improve
ments worth 5000, including new excel
sior mill; yearly rental on $50 acres
land cultivated, s per cent on $25, 900; 1850
acres additional rich, rolling and bot
tom land available for cultivation; To-
Gated on railroad at station, 80 miles
north Mobile, Ala. Price and terms on
application. Minge, 2113 First avenue.
2-23-su-tf
FOR SALE-virgin timber, lumber and
sawmill; have 2300 acres or 100000 feet
of good virgin pine timber, rs per cent
long leaf pine, balance rosemary and
short leaf; located at Sweetwater,, in
Marengo county, Alabama; mill consists
of sawmill, edger, trimmer, planer, Ma
tional dry kiln, houses and teams; costs
about S12,500; will cut 10000 to $1,000
feet per day; timber will sell for $4 per
thousand stumpage. If interested write
me or come to see me quick, for this will
be sold at once. Reynolds, Cox Lumber
Co., Sweetwater, Ala. 3-6-2t-th-su
FOR SAI.E-601 South 34th street.
$3.50: one-third cash. balance to suit; ;
5-room house, lot 50x100. L. g. Pet
tyjohn, 1902 5th avenue.
PRINCETON BARGAIN.
room cottage, 2 modern, double doored,
storm sheeted, newly painted and pa
pered: cabinet mantled In every room;
lot 50x140, with garage; price, 5000, on
easy terms
DRAKE-KNIGHT REALTY CO.,
325 N. 18th st. Phone 2417.
FOR SALE-By owner, 2 story brick
veneer, 8 rooms, newly papered, open
porch upstairs, easily converted into
sleeping porch, basement rooms
opening on ground, large basement
d0x40, hardwood floors throughout,
furnace and all modern conveniences.
lot 50x1S0 to alley, facing east, paved
street, one block off Highland ave-
nue.; might exchange for smaller
place. Call Main 2141-J. 3-2-tf-su
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FOR SALE-Elegant, modern home, well
located on South Highlands, at a real
sacrifice for part cash. Owner, Phone
Main 406l, S-16-2t
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BIG BARGAIN.
BUNGALOW IN NORWOOD.

A beautiful bungalow in choice
neighborhood; modern IN every
detail; just a block from car
line. Beautiful terraced lot i9
feet deep. House was built by :
owner for a home. Hardwood
floors fine furnace and every
thing desired for convenience
and comfort. Ideal for couple or
small family.
The price IS only 5000; terms. It is
a bargain at this price. Cali US
first thing Monday morning.
w. H. BASON.
GIBSON INSURANCE & REALTY co.
Main 27s5. PIG North 21st ST.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE or exchange, Tennessee, $50
acres, improved farm, located Bradley
county Minge, 2113 First avenue.
2-2e-su-tf
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A WOODLAWN BARGAIN
Cottage home, five large rooms and
bath, electric lights. gas for cook
ing, cabinet mantels. house beauti-
fully papered; large lot facing east;
orchard and beautiful flowers; price
$1,000 on easy terms Jemison Real
Estate & Insurance Co., I'll North
goth street.
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BARGAIN
SOUTH HIGHLAND HOME.

Location most select neighbor--
hood, on beautifully elevated lot
Three bedrooms and sleeping
porch upstairs, downstairs being
attractively arranged: hard
wood floors throughout; elegant
paper and fixtures; deep lot and
cement driveway: a home you
will be proud to own. We have
special price on this place for
a few days only. Call us up
at once.
w. II. BASON,
GIBSON ms. & REALTY CO..
Main 27S5. PIG N. 21st st
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consisting of buffet, china closet and din
ing table; must be seen to be appre-
ciated. 2S3O Juniper ave. south. 3-15-2t
ICE cream cones, cone dispensers, pyra-
mid dishers, ice cream pals. Nunnal-
1ys, Atlanta, Ga. 3-14-tf
$3.50 for a dandy home on the finest
lot; 5000, $500 or $500 down and $40
per month. D. F. Faircloth, Ensley,
Ala. Phone 9S.
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$4,000. O0--s200 cash, $4,000 monthly;
rooms. 3 lots on beautiful eleva-
tion, Woodlawn Heights, near Tide
water car line; $4,000, 100000 cash.
balance easy, rooms cottage, bath,
etc.: on Tidewater car line, East
Lake; $4,000, $4,000 cash. $1,000
monthly. room neat cottage, pa
pered, city water. near car line, East
Woodlawn.
INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE CO.,
OF ALABAMA,
HARRY LYON, SALES AGENT,
414-15-16 American Trust Bldg.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-National Home contract, Goth
In line for $1,000 loan. at 8 per cent e.
Jay Cowart, care Postoffice, Ensley,
Ala. 3-15-3t
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$55oo.00 (worth $500. .o0)--S room mod
ern house. furnace. etc, on beautiful
corner lot, South Highlands; $S50O.OO,
8 room modern house on 14th avenue,
south. near 18th street.
INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE CO..
OF ALABAMA,
HARRY LYON, SALES AGENT,
414-1516 American Trust Bldg.
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t2950 for this nice 6 room home; plumb
ing complete; block South Ensley car;
only $500 down and balance monthly.
d. f. Faircloth, Ensley, Ala. Phone 9S.
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FOR SALE-A II room double apart
ment, located at 1929 Glen Iris ave-
nue. (end of 18th street car line) on
lot 60x170, only nine months old and
modern as can be. Has oak floors
throughout linen closets, china
closets, two tile baths. buffers pan
tries. beautiful chandeliers, cemented
basement. These apartments are In
very great demand, the rental In
come Is $95 per month. The owner
is leaving city and has authorized us
to OFFER this place this week for
$780, The price on this property has
been $1,000 and our client Is MAX
ing very great sacrifice; $4,000 cash
balance one. two and three years.
Denton williams Realty Co. 507-S-9
American Trust Bldg, Main 2S5.
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FOR SALE-Established furniture busi-
ness, in the best growing town In nortn
Alabama. For particulars address Fur
niture, 415-4l7 I'd avenue, New Deca-
tur Ala. 3-13-5t
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FOR SALE-Four elegant bed room sets,
including springs and perfection mat
tresses; either separate or together; Ilo
n. 21st street. 5-lz-it
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ARDS HEIGHTS BUNGALOW.
This is a very complete home. very
attractive: has natural stone founda
tion. stone pillars 10 porch, oak
floors, built-in window seats. book
cases. handsome china cabinet. beam
ceilings panefed wanscoting; all
woodwork finished in mission, has
tile bath and cement cellar. SER
wants house in yard: chicken run;
price low and terms reasonable Jem-
ison Real Estate & Insurance Co..
I'll North goth street.
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$3.50 gets the finest little bungalow on
the pike, 5 rooms and bath, only $loo
cash and $40 per month. Lot Is lso
feet deep. d. F. Faircloth, Ensley,
Ala Phone 98.
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FOR SALE-One carload wrought and
steel scrap. Quote price I. o. b. Gull
man. Ala, to Cullman Iron Works.
3-11-2t-tu-su
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FOR SALE--One rug, portiers, hall or
office furniture; mission style. Bell phone
Main 1773.
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SI500-New . story residence. PRINCETON
best part of West End; has I large
rooms, large bath; lot 50x140; easy terms,
DRAkE-kNIGHT REALTY co.
325 ". 18th st. Phone 217
WE have the most complete list OF bun
gaows and two-story homes TO be found
In Norwood. West End and South High
lands. II yoii want the best for the least
money on terms that can't be beat. call
on us. We will be glad TO show YOU.
EDWARD l.. MOORE r. Il. & ms. co,
20e-10-l1 Empire Bldg. Phone AL.
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FOR SALE-Furniture and lease OF 10
room housey reasonable. Leaving city.
Phone a52n-J. 3-11-6t
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FOR SALE or trade, $50 acres wooded
land, 20 miles from Birmingham, fee
simple. depot at gate, IL fine mineral
springs. new bungalow, plenty of out
buildings, farm implements, house fur
nished, everything ready to move into
tho finest summer resort in the south i:
land can be subdivided into smaller
tracts for summer homes or truck gar
dens; will exchange for good city prop
erty or sell on long terms; brown ore
and bauxite on the property: also coal;
telegraph station 100 yards away; plenty
of trains each way; healthiest place in
the country; no malaria, no mosquitoes;
property will double in value ff any
property can. Address F-s9, care Age
Herald. 3-I-4t-fr-su-th-su
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FOR SALE-Grocery store. good loca-
tion. for cash business. Apply Sotn
street and 7th avenue. north. s-s-7t
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SPECIAL SALE NORWOOD LOTS.

FOR SALE-Good paying piece of prop
erty at Crocker mining town, paving
near 70 per cent dividend small store
building: also two small residences;
good place for small store or grocery
business. Also some good new resident
property at Norwood, Birmingham. Call
for W. A. Chandler, with Huffstutler Il
higgins. 9o26 Third avenue, Wednesday,.
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DTAMOND-Would trade ] karat diamond
ring for motorcycle, or horsepower
preferred. must be in first-class condi-
ton. Call Main 6159-J.
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New, two story, room home on good
deep lot in beautiful neighborhood. $3.50;
$3.50 cash, balance less than rent.
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FOR SALE--Household furniture, first
class. cheap. Ills South 10Th st. Phone
34a3-J. 5-9-lot
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New Bungalow-The prettiest and most
modern rooms on the Highlands Price
$1,000; $500 cash and $40 per month.
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Modern, two story, room home, $500.
On fine terms.
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FOR SALE-My home, 1920 14th avenue
south, corner Phelan street: large, well
built bungalow, six rooms and servants
house, modern conveniences; we'll
drained, elevated corner lot, 60x200 feet,
fronting south, convenient to two car
lines. Close price for quick sale. d. E.
Wilson. Woodward, Ala. Telephone
Bessemer. 5oo-J. S-1e-5t
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$4,000 00--7 room COTTAGE bath, etc.
100000 cash. $500 monthly. This is
ON improved street, near car line; ;
North Haven Another for 100000; !;
large two story, bath, electric lights,
North Haven.
INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE CO.,
OF ALABAMA,
HARRY LYON. SALES AGENT,
414-15-16 American Trust Bldg.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-Hoisting
engines, with or without boilers, con-
crete mixers, air compressors. pump,
portable boilers, one pair Greene Coriiss
engines 22x4S, with fy wheel pulley.
Charles T. Lehman, 1928 Powell avenue.
Birmingham. Ala. Both phones. Main
S6h 2-16-su-wd-l
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NCRwOOD-Smal cash payment and $50
per month, buys one of the prettiest 2
story, room homes to be found in this
beautiful location; price in keeping with
the terms.
CHAS. ]. SMITH.
Lists and Sells
c01-2 Empire. Main 4247. Residence 1s1S-W.
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FOR SALE-$1300, lot 65x15O feet, Mar
shall avenue, easy terms. l.. G. Petty
john, 1902 5th avenue.
FOR SALE-65a acres. North Birming-
ham, on Belt railroad: bargain can
be had for quick sale. L. G. Pet
tyjohn. 1902 9Th avenue.
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FROSTPROOF Early Jersey Wakefield
and Charleston Wakefield cabbage
plants, 81 per 1000 by express postpaid;
30c per 1O0 Godbey's Poorland corn, 75c
per peck; Nancy Hall and Early Tri-
umph seed sweet potatoes $1.25 per
bushel E. B. Anderson, Marion, Ala.
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WE will build you home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co. 414-l5-l6 amer
lean Trust Bldg. l-lo-I
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FOR SALE-Six room residence, No. 32S
11th avenue, N For price and terms,
Bains Realty Co., 2127 3rd ave.
3-12-3t-we-thu-su
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FOR SALE-Oniy s12.500 $500 cash.
balance $50 per month"; beautiful
brick home located one block south
q of Highland avenue in Country club
district Is strictly modern through
out; has living room library, dining
room, breakfast room, four beautiful
bedrooms, living porch with fireplace,
sleeping porch 20xi0 feet. two tile
bath rooms, two servants rooms,
cemented basement house handsome
ly decorated throughout. beautiful
electrical fixtures and hardware. Over
looks Highland avenue, on large ter
raced lot. This place never offered
for sale for less than $4,000 Better
make appointment to see this. Den
ton Williams Realty Co, 507-S-s.
American Trust Bldg. Main 2S5.
2-1G-2t-st-tlf-th IA
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-23

impeachment action while In special
session, Sulzer's lawyers today attack.
ed the three articles OF impeachment
alleging improper use OF campaign
funds. The arguments consumed the
day, Attorney Herrick taking up the
morning session and Edgar Bracket
for the prosecution. the afternoon. 1t
is expected the decks will be cleared
for real action on the hearing by to-
morrow.
Attorney Herrick contended that
Sulzer was not liable because the al
legged actions occurred before he took
the oath as Governor, while the i'm
peachment boards attorney declared
candidate is amenable to the laws
governing the place as well as the oc'
cupant.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-23
LAST SAN JAC|NTG
HERO PASSES AWAY
Capt. w. p. Zuber, Soldier, Citizen,
Patriot, Full Of Years and Honor,
Has Answered the Final
Summons.

fBy Associated Press.
Austin, Tex, Sept. 23.-The last sur
viyor of the Battle of San Jacinto,
and hero of two wars, Capt. w. p.
Zuber, quietly expired at $3.50 yester-
day afternoon at the. home of his
daughter, Mrs. S. p. Mize. in Hyde
Park. Mr.. Zuber was above SO years
of age and had lived in Texas eighty
three years of that long lifetime.
Captain Zuber had been in poor
health for two years and had been
suffering much as the result of a
stroke Of paralysis one year and four
months ago.
/ Up to a short time before his death
he was working on a book, Eighty
Years in Texas" which contains his
recollections of the State from its in
fancy to its prime The book was not
entirely finished, but will be published
in its incomplete form.
The funeral arrangements have not
been completed. but the funeral will
probably be held Wednesday after
noon at o'clock, perhaps from the
First Methodist Church. Interment
will be with Masonic honors, by Rev
H. M. Sears. chaplain of the Senate
assisted by Rev. w. A. Dunn, pastor
OF the Hyde Park Methodist Church.
Capt. w. P. Zuber was on the scene
of the battle and was prevented from
actually participating in the fight be
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-23

Wilson Goes Home to Vote.
IBy Associated Press
Washington, Sept 2S.-Presideht
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cause he was placed on guard over
the sick and supplies. The fact that
he was eager to get into the fray u
shown by the statement made to the
effect that Captain Zuber had offered
a man the last $10.5O that he had
in the world to let him take his place
in the battle.
Captain Zuber was born in Twiggs
County, Georgia, July 6, 1920, and
came to Texas in 1880. His father
settled in Grimes County, in January.
1888. His father, Abraham Zuber. was
born in Pennsylvania in 1880 and his
grandfather in the same county Of the
State in 174O. Captain Zuber was mar
ried on July Z, 1851, to Louisa Lilies
Captain Zuber was one of the older
Confederate veterans. He had been
engaged as a guide in the State cap
| itol at Austin and took great pleasure
| in explaining the details of the Battle
of San Jacinto as they are depicted
there. He never missed a day from
his work and was as hale and hearty
as a much younger man.
In March, 1904, Mrs. Zuber died
after welded life of fifty-three years.
Two children are now living. son.
James A., and daughter, Mrs. 8. r,
Mize of Austin. There are fourteen
grandchildren.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-23
COLORADO COAL
MINERS CO ON Strike
IRy Associated Press.l

Trinidad, Colo, Sept. 23.-Thou-
sands of coal miners in the fields OF
this district went on strike today. de-
manding recognition of their union.
The operators declare there will be no
recognition.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-23
TO FIGHT HOOKW0RM
IN BRAz0s COUNTY

DR.. C. H. Brownlee, field director
and Edward G. Cochran, microscopic
of the Rockefeller Hookworm Com
mission. arrived in Bryan today and
will remain in the county for SIX
weeks to treat all patients found to
be suffering from hookworm. Brazos
County appropriated the sum of 500
to assist the commission in the ex'
pense in this county, and the treat
ment will be free to all patients. An
nouncement will be made when they
are ready for patients and all who
apply will be examined free OF charge
and those found to be infected Will DC
treated free.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-23
Currency Changes Proposed.

tBy Associated Press.l
Washington, Sept. pa complete
revision of the Administration cur
rency bill by eliminating the entire
scheme of regional reserve banks and
substituting Government issue of cur
rency to individual banks, was pro-
posed before the Senate banking COM
mittee hearing today by Senator'S
Reed, Hitchcock and Bristow.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-23
TRADE
! RELATIONS 4 MONTHS
Resolution May Be Passed Assuring Foreign
Nations This Policy Will Be Followed.
Present Treaties Expire With Old Tariff
Bill, During Interim Efforts to Be Made
to Form New Treaties.

Wilson went to Princeton. N. j., today
to vote for Lieutenant Governor
Fielder, who opposes Frank Katzen-
bach for the Democratic gubernatorial
nomination in New Jersey.
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ATTEMPTS FLIGHT ACROssI
! mediterranean sea-
IBy Associated Press.1

St Raphael. France. Sept. 2S.-The
French Aviator Garros today started
on an aeroplane fight across the Med
iterranean to Tunis, distance OF six
hundred miles.
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Try Associated press.l

LBy Associateu 4.se
Washington, Sept. 23.-The tarin
conference today considered a plan to
supplement the tariff bill with spe-
cial congressional resolution assuring
foreign nations that existing trade re-
lations will be continued for four
months while President Wilson ana
Secretary of State Bryan undertake
to negotiate new trade treaties. The
old treaties expire with the present
tariff law, and it is expected this plan
will forestall the automatic applica'
ton of higher rates against the United
States.
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sulzER HAS CEASED
TO ACT As GOVERNOR
tBy Associated Press.l

IBy AssOcIuteu Ffess.I
Albany, N. Y, Sept. 23.-D. Cady
Herrick, chief counsel for. Governor
William Sulzer, announced at the Off
set of today's session OF the impeach-
ment court that Sulzer would cease
henceforth to exercise the functions
OF Governor until the trial terminates.
Still Arguing Preliminaries.
After losing their fight yesterday
against the validity of the Assembly's