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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01
Big Mortgage Recorded

The following mortgage was yesterday recorded in the office of the probate judge
 s75.0O O0-The Southern club to the Pru- dential Insurance company. five notes, each bearing date of August 29 and in- terest at 5h per cent; four notes being for ! $S000 each and payable. one, two. three \and four years from date. respectively: while the other is for $63,O00 and is made Sfyable five years from date.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were recorded yesterday in the office of the probate judge:
 Joe Marcum. Birmingham. to Miss Nora Parsons.
 Gaston Torrance. Birmingham. to Miss Annie $. Wilkerson.
 Paul Higdon. Bell Sumpter. to Miss Myrtle Carlyle
 Sam Jones, Birmingham, to Mrs. Love Hundley. Leroy Anthony. Ensley, to Miss Clemin- line Eter Bailey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01
Real Estate Transfers

The following real estate transfers were recorded yesterday in the office of the probate judge
 $5000-Willis B. Brittan to I,ucius A Austin: Part of lot l in block 20. Bir- mingham Realty companys fourth addi- ton.
 $125o--J. Ryland and wife to & B. Jacks and J. C. Powell: Lot IA in block 1e6 East Lake.
 $4O20-G. R. Trafford to A. F. Trafford About four and half acres of land To- cated in the southeast corner of the south west quarter of the northeast quarter of section 10, township 4, range west; and lots and 8 in block 27
 
 him, if he doesn't own the houses There is no civic conscience in regard to fires. The town is full of crooks who insure for much more than the value of the property and the cut throat com petition of the insurance agencies re- suits in an agency swallowing the dose. The fellow burns out and we have another big insurance loss when the property loss was small
 That I'll admit can be remedied by the fire insurance agents. And they are working now toward that end. Many of the companies now inspect personally every risk they write. It is the only thing to do.
 Will Take Time
 But all these things take time to work out into results and in the mean time the insurance companies could not lose money so they had to raise the rates. As said, when the loss is over 60 per cent of the premiums the com pany is losing money. In Birmingham for the past 10 years the average loss ratio has been over 70 per cent.
 But there is no use in the citizens getting out and fighting the insurance companies or the underwriters aiBso- citation. This is nothing to fight oker: 1t calls for cooperation. Facts are facts and she truth hurts nobody. If the insurance agents and the city ana the citizens xili cooperate and work together the evils can in time be rem edied. It can't be done in year or two years. probably But 1t can be dons. The city officials ara doing everything believe in their pow CT. If the public, fhe agents and the city officials will work together we can work out our own salvation,''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01
CO1
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No man or womaE duty to themselves of they keep themselves cS
 An upset liver or slu will spoil your work and wc
 Regularly take Cars,vell's( and you will be a new bei| climate. for it will cleanse y as soap will cleanse your hal
 CaPswellss Liver-Aid take of calcmel-takes its plac( in the after effects.
 It gently acts right now q and k1dneyo and eliminates and accumulation.
 Results-tntornal cleanii means of . pure vesetable
 No danger. no disconfor
 On sale at 0unn Drug and 20th Gt.. and Gunn's S0-oent bottlss. PurchsI funded in full II you wisi won't. when you try this \ adx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01
FIRE ENGINEERS
 COMING TODAY Believed to Be Coming Only for C0nference-Inspec-
 tiOn Not Expected

Secretary Radcliffe of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday received a telegram from A. M. Schoen, chief engineer of the Southeastern Underwriters association. announcing that he would be in Birming- ham Tuesday to confer with local peo- pie regarding the recent 10 per cent in crease in fire insurance rates here The Board of Trade insurance committee, A. w. B. Johnson, chairman, has been called together this morning, and it is proba- ble this committee and others directly interested will meet with the engineer in the afternoon.
 With MT. Schoen will be Joseph S. Raine. secretary of the underwriters or ganization; L. P. Goodwin. manager of the Alabama inspecting and rating bu- reau at Montgomery: F. G. Tupper, as- sistant to Chief Engineer Schoen. Ac- cording to the information Secretary Rad cliffe had. the engineers were to reach Birmingham Wednesday to confer with the local civic bodies, and the telegram of yesterday was rather a surprise.
 The Board of Trade committee will pre- sent data to the engineers supporting it's Robert w. Ewing, president of the board, will be in attendance at the meeting and probably will deliver an address
 Whether or not inspection will be made by the engineers while here Is a matter of conjecture. It is not GUS tomary for them to notify city when they intend to make an inspection, the engineers having a habit of surprising those upon whom they call. The notifi- cation received by MT. Radcliffe, he takes 1t. indicates that an inspection will not be made; that the engineers are merely coming over here to confer with the civic bodies regarding the increase in rates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01

"Insurance companies can pay out 60 per cent of their pre- miums in fire losses and break even. The average loss ratio in Birmingham for the past 10 years, however. has been over 70 per cent.-H. G. Seibles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01
Thinks They Are CauJ Pumping Water
 Under Ground
DISCREDITS IDEA O
 UNDERGROUND RIYI
Thinks Manufacturing Plants Alo sponsible-Rushton Disagrees
 Him, Saying Sinks Occur |
 All Limestone Districts

''The big hole in the ground vhi appeared suddenly sometime Saturdi night at Avenue r and Twepnn>G/ street Is caused by the wat pumped out from under tn, by several manufacturing the neighborhood," said nathy. city electrician. vest Abernathy is in charge of pal waterworks plant at mingham and he says the s happened there.
 Some of these plants ovs So9thside," he said. pump uoRs six-inch stream of wal wells near tue Ilaat, -uS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01

 They say that hereafter the city and the citizens and the fire insurance agents all got together and made a big reduc- tion in loss, the underwater immediately step in and make a raise in rates.
 But they do not know something. and that is that during the six months of 1914 just passed the fire loss in this city has been almost $200.Oo0 larger than it was for the entire year last year and that for these same first six months the in- surance loss has been over S200,000 more than it was for the entire year last year. It Is appalling.
 "All the figures for the first six months of 1914 are correct except the population, which had to be estimated Placing the population at 175000. however, and figur- ing that the loss for the remaining six months will equal the loss for the first six months the per capital loss for the year jumps to the enormous sum of $7. "A. And all the time the average loss for the United States is lowering around s250.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01
TO PROVE HIS POINT
 HE GIVES DATA FOR
 THE PAST SIX YEARS
Birmingham's Great Area Held Re sponsible and for Remedy He Suggests Arousing of
 the Public Con-
 science
FIRE Loss PER CAPITA

Average Tor United States ?. Birmingham's estimated fire
 loss per capita for 1914 is [.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01
Fire Alarm System

III <AiRA AU Aoy StCht
 Now, one thing that is wrong besides the big area of the city is the tele- phone fire alarm system. It. is slow and inefficient. More alarm boxes are needed in every part of the city. Another is the fire inspector. He is a good man for the job and does all the work possible for him to do but imagine one man in- specting 4s square miles of territory and Keeping 1t in proper condition. It is i'm possible. He should have an assista mt and probably two or three of them.
 Our present building laws, I think, are very good. And in this line I am very optimistic. We have some old buildings. of course. which cannot be torn down and rebuilt in twinkling in order to make them conform to. tho new laws. It was also impossible to tear off all of the shingle roofs as soon as the anti-shingle ordinance was passed. But the shingle roofs are grad ually disappearing. the old buildings are doing the same and in the course of time this phase of the situation, I believe, will be ideal
 something everybody does not know and those who do probably seldom think of 1t. is that it costs an insurance company 40 per cent of it's premiums to do business. It therefore has so per cent left to pay fire losses with and just as soon as the losses exceed 60 per cent the company is losing, money. Tn other words if you pay me $1O prem ium on your fire insurance and have a fire causing loss of $7 the company actually losses $1 in the transaction because of the $10 you paid me as your pcrmium 1t took $4 of 1t or 40 per cent to run the business and only had $6 left to pay back to you. Of course. this would not work out in individual cases, but when it comes to the same percentage of the whole businesf of any company, the company must be losing money.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01

Detroit,
 the Grand Is the gues' Eere from ! the forty-cl tempt was the registr; charge of early attent predicted. pied the ex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01
Nations Fire Loss

Tn Birmingham in the past 10 years it has been far far above that Here are some figures showing the per capita loss in this city: l90S s3. IS; 1909, $4. 20; 1910 sS. 75 1911, s5.24; 1912, s5.27; 1913. s3.11 1914 (estimated), SPA
 Do you wonder why the fire under writers association raised the rates 15 per cent? They would have easily been justified in raising them 25 per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01
The Public Conscience

What ts the first thing to be done to remedy the situation? Why. an awakening of the public conscience. We need more fire department. more fire hazard inspectors, more alarm boxes and such things of course. But I re- alize the city has no money. The first thing and the worst thing we need is an improvement in the public morals in regard to fire. Nearly everybody in this town moved here. The average citizen don't care a rap how many Ares there are in the next block to
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-08
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-08

SH BEN Qtiartitn abr 3ttmem bestgnsn mt isl bdufu Der BE-
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-08
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-08
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-08
Gnalnnbs gOrteiI.

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bes watchful waiting forH4t bic Is Jet beolgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-08
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tia uuiercn Seieru nls RhantaiiebilO
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rem. ouB in menigen Sogen Die gan.
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Nag Wretna.

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