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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

Suffice ipurbe ipegen Gtehens in Der
Iufreguns um 5000 unb Rotten se,
itraft.
- G[la Jain pertlaste Oscar ssain
auf Sheioung auf 9runb BON Mib=
bunoluns. Das padr ebelibte iih am
Is. DECEMBER 1912 uno fie psrlangt
oas Reht, ibren Mdohennamen gau
Sones fiibren gu oiirfen.
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Wbel tpurbeu pesen aIeinbiebitabIs
unter 500 gursfdaft Den 9roBses
ihpprenen iiberpieien. sic itabIeu 3.
M, Menefse grutbdbns. Soiepb
puroe freiseiprohen.
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cen W. :. Smitb oaben Die 9ei6po.
renen i'm Gircuitaeri6t Elm lrtbeil fir
ben 8ertlaaten ab. Die Braun tlaate
cuf $685. fir Wdrterinnenoienite etc.
flr Smiths Satin unb aino.
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ltegt in ieiner Wphnuna an Der 10.
uno 8rsenup StraBs infoIae zines
6alsletben ertrantt barnieoer. Die
duf asitern Ibenb dnberaumte Gretus
ttp.SiBuna Der 8pmmiiiGre. in Der Die
Grnenuunqcn aemaht tperoen follten,
mubte infolqe befien perIaoben tperz
ben.
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eeitern Ibenb cine SiBung ab. erie,
otqten Routine1eihdfte unb erlaubten
S741. 2llle nGaQ 2oans" gum ge-
TRACE bon $4,000 ionsn aus oem
Hpnos osnommen tperben, ben Der
Shulrath bon Der Stabt erbGlt.
- eSn elmer Sisuna bes Stobt.
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Der er oerlanate, bob Staot>Solicitor
glatlep fir bic 0ertheibiounq Der
Staot in Der Strubenbahu. @ere6t
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bebalten iperoen ioQ. Gs tam su si.
mem Worttpshiel sipif6en 9rebmann
uno gluflep unb pertaqte prdiibent
,6taains bic Sibuna.
- 8eprqe gotpman. 62 Sabre oft,
Elm Waihiniit, perihico in isiner Wcb.
nunq, SO. 634 ghilabelpbia Strube,
nat nur turaem 2siosn. Gr binter.
Idbt feline Satin unb mebrere uners
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

Die gpuinston Sifie. fur bas sir
nnRatier golfsb!att" beiinoet lidj I'm
Webaube No. 509-511 Wabiiou
apenne. Inseiaen, Wittbeilunseu
sno Seiieauusen irgenomelder Irt
Seroeu bis 10 llbr AbenSs Saielbii
eutseseugeuummeu. Selepbuu Sunrb
1884.
Sm 8unbesgeri6t itelIte Die Ginz
clnnatt Wotororpms onp Qmuiement
SO. oas 9eIu6 um 8unterottertlds
runs Der 9eielf6oft. 9ieielbe 1T In
folge Der SaaoenerfasfIagen, bic gss
gen fie angeitrengt puroen, als Sbtn
Sobnfon's Wotorrab erplooirte, tpoa
bel Die 3uihauertribiine in granb se-
rietb uno cine Qn3abl perIonen pers
brannten ooer granotpunben boponz
trngen, in elmer miBltben Gage. 9us
8errDgen Der 9efsuf6oft betrGgt
$13,352-82 uno bic Decentralization
bslaufen iih auf s14.546.75.
SRI. Rettie Ruf, bic Dor sinigen
Wofen in oem 2agerbous Der Qppe[l
& Burlington 5pbaeco So. aeftiir3t
mar, bate 8eitern einen tpelteren I'm
fad. sic ftiir3te. als Tie bas Wooofprb
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gruh beg Iinten 4rms.
0os 5eItament bss WidasI
Shmeper iit i'm Gountpseriht binterz
legt poroen. Der 5eitator binterldbt
Aaes ieiner Satin Caroline S6mener
uno no6 ibrem gobe ipQ bas nod
iibriss 8erm0gsn an bic Gp. grot. Ct.
pauls Girne fallen. gr ernennt Reo.
9ilbert g. Sdmibt gum @retutor beg
1fitdments. 4bItdssr finb Bm. 6.
Due, Gouis 5elteues unb Sobn Rung.
- eOuntncIert Sobn 9. Dillon
feats i'm Derflofisnen Sabre 1889 Gb.s
fbeins aus.
- 9sorg glbran, Der Shmudiafeu
Gus 8lafe's EIeioeroeihGft itabl,
4Duroe i'm Staotserl6t unter $1,000
gur9i6aft ben 9robgeIdporenen
lberpieisn. @r geitoHb, oab er in
DeeHlpets, 2saH, Deaen 5peler Erintz
nalDerbre6sn psrlangt tpiro.
5erbert 8annatter, 13 Sabre alt,
No. 1913 5olman Strabe tpobnbaft,
uno Charles aIest, IL, BON Der Waap
nno Boone StroBs, purben an Der Is.
nnb 5plmaH Strabs in total betrun@
fensm ouitaHoe aufgsfunben. gannat.
ter tparoe i'm SussnbssfGnsnib llntsrz
gebradt, tpGbreub aleet mad bem ct.
Sllfabetb 5ofpital gsbradi neroen
mubte.
SIN Hreisgeri6t erbielt lora 4.
yadion ein urtbeiI segen bic Gtoht
eDDlnstDa. Sn Der alage bdnoeIte IS
It'd am bic Reou3iruna Der 8efteue.
rung bon Grunoeigentbum Der Rldqes
Til in Qatonia. WilIiam Steinborn
apuroe fir irriiHriS srtlart. - Gbaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

linier Mgent in Gamilton ii
eerr Goxare Brad, 449 SnS Uinite
Gtrake. Nen Sci. 476 g., Dome
Ebune 1851 q.
- Ge3ia Hooe, peI1er am Dsit!s
nod ais poli3iit ernonnt ipuroe,
bate porgeiteru 4benb nit einem Jara
bigen einsn ,DcrtipehisI. Gr ipurns
qeitern Woraen bem wtapor 6entel
porsefiibrt uno eriudt, feline ReIigna=
ttpn eiu3ureihen.
- Sin 5arhieer Tamens Carl
Ncpos, pslhsr poreeitern Mbenb i'm
Stationsbdus cine SfIafitGtte fano,
itabl geitern Worsen aug Der Wobz
nuna bon elmer peters in Der Surm
Strdbe etnea lleber3isbsr. Der Rod
naroer tpurbe peibaftet.
- Oas 5a5rrab bon Or. 9. R.
Cumming purhs Dor Der 8rpeerD BON
Dan B. Gbarlss aeItobIen.
0as Wunisipalssri9t nit 5oz
race Shdnt ais Rihter bate nur slpe.
TGlle aeitern Woreen. .8r." !. ,.
GuHeu, Der lruntenbeit anaetlaat,
peripra6 ii6 3u beFern unb purbe snts
laiisn. aobn Seuersr, peltsr iih
eem Boiiseitlpiton 9earmpnb asaen.
iiter un3iemiin bsnabm, perlanate
Elm 0erbDr ,mo baTelbe fpurbe auf
ndditen 0ienItos MOrgsn anseisst.
Samss R. 5lopo, Elm 9drtnsr
pon Srforo, ipelder bier auf 9eIub
lei ieiner Sodtsr ssrau SSobn Gem
tarbt. go. 444 Rorb 8. Strabe mar,
itarb aeitern Noraen on Sbpdhe i'm
IIter bon 67 sSsabren. gr bintsrldbt
5pei S6dter.
- Sibprio 9olicio nertIaste aes
itern Die qnbrstp 2lIpbaIt SO. oui
$25, 900 S6aoenerfas pesen srIittss
ner 8srlesungen
- Sur6 Die SdIiebung elmer aro>
FEN @n8aht Wirthihoften osrIisrt bic
ies oobc bas polisst 0epartemsnt
fix Die sriten 6 Wunuts on 2i3snss
iteuer bsinabs $4,000.
- Sohn Storr trut geItern aIs
eSnldnoIteuer Solicitor ols Radfols
ger BON Sbpmas 5ittpn isin Imt an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03
0ieS mmD 0a1.

- Der poraeiiern BON giiraermei.
iter SpieaeI ernannie gipilbisniitpm.
miiidr Or. Gbpnrb 9. aeefer trnt ae-
tern iein amt an unh ipohnte Der er.
iten Sisuna Der aommiffion BEL.
sm gureou bes giiraermeiiters
GpisaeI tpirb seitneilia 'srI. Bertha
Shloiimann ala Stenoaraphiitin fun.
oiren. sic mar bisber in aleicber Gis
eenlhafi i'm Bureau oes iidbtiihen
eSnaenieurs thGtia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

Tsn yort. 2. San. - 4nget.:
~MinneapoIis" bon aonboH.
plnmcutb. Mnses.: st. Qcuis1
bon Rem Dort.
DoDer. 4nsei.: ~Waoerldnb4 bon
Rem Ycri.
Doulosnt. 4ngei.: ~Rpnbom-
BON Neip Uori
WarftiIle. Nbeee.: ~Eont'
Annn- na@ Rem Dori.
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.8oltic.. DON QiDerpool, mad Nefp
Dorf; ~alausiu- Rn4 Bottom.
Mbsegdngen: .pbilabeIpbio- nan
eoutbampton; .9ellis plass na9 so.
peahaosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

an Der s. unb Pltim StraBe
ipuroe Der Al ssnhre alte Better Strai.
ieI pom einem piero nteoergeporfen
imb trug cine tart bli,tenee 8cf.
Iesling am aopf bnpon. Ter 0erles.
te ipuroe nad) Dem itootiihen strali.
tenbaus acbrad,t, ipoielbit ibm Elm
gerbonO anaeleat iuuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03
Nnft Der 8. q. Gtabtserbaab
i'm 3ampfe sesea aatisnGle
9rsbibitisH.
llnb iueitere geridGrfuus Der 0eiete
segeu periSnIide ssreibeit.
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uuo ben smitanOisengebOrben
nnterbreitet.
Surhfabraua aler rbIue iaius" ale
anSwedmdhia erahtet Hub nidJt
inboHirt.

8ouperneur gor's ilIiberaler Stanb.
punt blobaeftelt. .sSn Wiemc-
riam" iSriebrid, anapp. - Grin.
buna einss Gtdatsoraans fpieber
anoereat. - ssinanslaae bes Der
banps erbeiidt geiIsruna. - petis
tionen aeaen prohibitionssO sOeiese
in umlauf aefebt.
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0attDn M,sb 0euetne.

- Das 2eihenbeaGnanib bes ssrf.
ssoa Us. Tlotiher finbet beute RAD
mIttaq bonn 1rauerbduie, Ho. $50
&. 4penlie. aus itatt. Die iterblihe
5Iue pirb auf benz ssmmergrun
1riebbof beitattet
poliaeirihter q. 81. Sc Rop er.
belt feline &ommiffIon als folder BON
israntfort. RD.
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Yas N SaEatioe 8romp Gufnine.
gdteH Gle. aui bic GiaHafir bon G. ~.
0rone 9eilt cine Grfdihine in einem Tag
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03
Z a ~ rites.

iinier Mgent in Samilton ii
eerr Goxare Brad, 449 Sao Uiinite
etrafe. gel Sci. 476 o., 4ome
Hbune 1851 q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03
Teutids Gu. Hrot ct. Ss6a annsss sesemeiuoe.
RHmAnrt

ubr, Do3u Der 5raaensBerein, GonntaesTtuIs
!ebrer. Die Beanlieu oeS 6efanaceretns U5ri
ittdH Groe1per, Brieers8unn uno 4abetteu fpes
9teu etngelaoen ftHo. 3orbereiianaen fir Sfe
0eihenfeier bes BERT Reo 5reo ariapp fper5en
getroffeH.
Seinrtdb aeiHer, Qrdl
Beter 6ruHboIs, Eeir. 81
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Suits Filed

The following were among the suits filed
yesterday in the city and circuit courts:
w. II. Monroe VS., st. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad company: $1,000 damages
claimed by the plaintiff who alleges he
was sent on the wrong route to Talla-
dega by an agent of the company
Fred w. Moore VS.. f. L. Pittman; S10-
COO damages claimed for alleged personal
injuries, the result of an auto accident.
Bessie l.. Travis VS. Birmingham Rail-
way. Light and Power company; S15OO
damages claimed for alleged personal in
iuries.
George Dorsey vs. Republic Steel and
Iron company; $1,000 claimed for alleged
personal injuries.
Levi Grisson VS.. Birmingham Railway,
Light and Power company: $1,000 dam
ages claimed, the plaintiff alleging a
servant of the company used abusive and
rrofane language in his hearing.
Tom Clayton VS., Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad company $4,000 damages
claimed for alleged personal injuries.
Howard Dowdle VS.. Republic Steel and
Iron company; $500 damages claimed for
alleged personal injuries.
Louis Wallace, administrator of the
estate of X. Wallace, VS. Choctaw Coal
and Mining company; $4,000, damages
claimed for the death of the intestate
who was killed in a gas explosion in the
defendant company's mines
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
WOMAN CAN PROVE
ADROIT QUESTIONER

That a, woman who is not a suffra-
gette may be a politician still, b. As
bury Thompson, candidate for the state
senate. has come to realize
Yesterday he encountered an unusu
ally talented woman. Jokingly, he Of
fered her several of his cards, and
suggested that she distribute them
among her friends
But before l take Them" the lady
replied, tell me how you stand on
the real senatorial race
''rhe senatorial race between Under
wood and Hobson has nothing to do
with the race for the state senate"
Mr.. Thompson replied.
"Well, I can't agree" returned the
lady. IF you are for Hobson it may
be that you put your stamp of ap-
prova1 on his absenteeism.'
Again | say" Mr.. Thompson replied.
the two races are separate and dis
tinct. Why we are expected to remain
on the job I'm Montgomery but so days
in four years"
"That is true" returned the lady,
"but | cannot tell whether Hobson has
been on his job that many days In
four years.
Fhereupon, the two separated, both
smiling and both with appreciation of
the others adroitness in questions and
answers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
BLACKM0N PLEASED
WITH WITHDRAWAL
Issues Statement Thanking
Friends for Voluntary
Support
By G. Il. STEWART

Washington February 21.-(SpeciaL)
Representative Fred l.. Blackmon today
gave out the following statement:
L have learned through private ad-
vices and the press that Hon. William b.
Craig has withdrawn from the race for
Congress in the Fourth district | want
TO take this occasion to express my great
appreciation for the voluntary expressions
of support that came to me from my
friends all over the district. ] am all the
more grateful because my illness had
prevented me from communicating with
many Of my friends and supporters and
1t was very encouraging to me to find
that there was such a spontaneous ex-
preston of approval of my service in
Congress
L have not been able to see my many
friends through the district as often as
l would have liked recently because of
the almost continuous sessions of Con
gress. ! am aware, OF course, that they
fully appreciate that apparent neglect of
them has been occasioned through the
discharge of the duties for which they
have commissioned me.
Il thank them all from the bottom of
my heart"
Mr.. Blackmon is still confined to his
room, but purely because the doctors in
sist that the weather is so bad that
there might be danger to him if he VEN
tured out
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Weather Conditions

Birmingham. February 2.--G p m
The pressure is beginning to fall in the
interior of the country in advance of a
low pressure center crossing the Rocky
mountains. This low is attended y
warmer weather in the middle Rocky
mountains and the southern plains states
and general ran or snow accompanies
it from the upper Missouri valley aud
Rocky mountains to the Pacific Ssast.
\ high pressure center moving along
the northern border is causing very COLI,
weather there. Readings below zero wets
reported from North Dakota and north
ern Minnesota.
There has been no rain in the south
ern states. but it is becoming cloudy IN
Texas, a forerunner of unsettled condi-
tions within the next sc hours in the
western cotton region.
Little change in the weather or tem-
perature in Alabama is looked for with
in the next SO hours. 1t is expected to
be fair, with the temperature stationary,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Peculiar After Effects
of Grip This Year
Leaves Kidneys in Weakened
Condition

Doctors in all parts of lie country
have been kept busy with the epidemic
of grip which has visited so many
homes The symptoms of grip this year
are often very distressing and leave the
system in a run down condition. parti-
cularly the kidneys which seem to suf
fer most as almost every victim COM
plains of lame back and urinary trou-
bles which should not be neglected, as
these danger signals often lead to dan
gerous kidney troubles. Druggists re-
port a large sale on Dr. Kilmers
Swamp-Root which so many people say
soon heals and strengthens the kid
neys after an attack of grip. swamp
Root is a great kidney, liver and blad
der remedy, and, being an herbal COM
pound, has a gentle, healing effect on
the kidneys. which is almost Immediate
ly noticed in most cases by those who
try IT. DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton.
N Y, offer to send a sample size bottle
of swamp Root, on receipt of ten cents
to every sufferer who requests it. A
trial will convince anyone who may be
In need of it. Regular size bottles soc
and $1.00. For sale at all druggists. Be
sure to mention this paper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Is II a Cure
for Diabetes?
Simple Herb Gives Quick Re-
lief-50c Package Free

Successful results from series Of tests in the
treatment Of diabetes by Mexican plant called dia
beol herb described In recently published book
let. Statements Of some dozens of given.
where this herb been found TO be specific in the
rcaimeut Of diabetes. quickly reducing the specific
,raylly and sugar, restoring ,igor and building up
he system
pfs symptoms In the most aggravated eases. within
week aud TO prove 1t. viii mall SOC package
loc to help pay distribution cost with free
rklct Of special value TO the dabetic containing
est dict lists and exclusive table food values. giving
ceniaae Of starch and ,carhohydratcsl In $50
eient foods. Diabeioi herb is sold under guaran
Of satisfaction money refunded.
ell your afflicted friends Of this offer and send 0c
Tor q fun sized soc package. AMES CHEMl-
CO., iis-B Whitney Point. \. y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
WILL ORGANIZE TO
FIGHT MOSQUITO

Atlantic City, n. j., February 21.-Per-
manent organization of all the counties
in New Jersey under the head of the
New Jersey Mosquito determination as
socation was effected today by the mem
bers of the mosquito commissions of each
county. created under a legislative act
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
URGE MEMORIAL FOR
STATE BATTLEFIELD
Heflin Bill for Statue at
= Horseshoe Bend Favor
ably Reported

Washington, February 2l.-The House
committee on library today favorable re-
a year TO erect on the Horseshoe battle.
ground on the Talapoosa river in Ala
bama, memorial to the men who fought
in that battle under General Andrew
jackson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Informal Talks at

At the Tuesday luncheon c
ham Ad club. to be held
the German cafe of the
there will be several ;nfor
10 the probable results OF Il
of a printers Ink" statute al,
nance. The speakers will he
the president OF the club "
for Il snort talk on the subj
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22

steel plates for the Ottawa Riveted Pipe
line. and 25000 tons structural steel
bought by the American Car and Foun-
dry. Steel building orders called for
about 24,00o tons of fabricated steel, ana
many new inquiries are cut.
Oil companies placed orders for four
boats. calling for 1900 tons of Steel Rail-
road contracts continued to drag. Equip,
ment orders included 1920 tons of rails,
g455 cars and SO locomotives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
LORD AND LADY
DECIES ARE LOST"

san Francisco Cal. Februarv 21.--Lord
ond Lady Decies are lost" Re
in the san Joaquin valley the h.
bound in their private car. he
fact that telegraph wires are h
ern Pacific officials did no list
where they are.
Lady and Lord Decies lef IN
cisco Thursday for Los Angel lta
Barbara they were delayed by
railroad washouts Thea the for
los Angeles by another re en-
countercd more rain and t vas
laid out again.
The best belief Of the rail ais
here is that the travellers cen
STOCKTON and Bakersfield.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Await Tolls Action


The Senate is looking to the President
for some initiative action in the tolls
matter and several senators averred to-
day that the issue would be a matter OF
party caucus. That some democrats
would refuse to enter such a caucus has
been reported for several DAYS
The treaty with Nicaragua. which has
been before the Senate for seven months,
is expected to be taken up for further
consideration by the foreign relations
committee in the near future. 1t pro-
vides for the purchase of a perpetual op-
ton on the Nicaraguan canal route and
of naval station rights on the shores of
the Gulf of Fonseca s3000.000. 1t also pro-
poses to extend the chief features of the
Platt amendment, which would give this
country control over the customs of Nj
earagua, to the relations between the
United States and Nicaragua. This fea-
ture of the treaty has aroused opposition
among some members of the committee.
They believe that such a provision is too
far reaching.
Vigorous opposition to the treaty has
developed also in Central America and
members of Congress are in receipt of a
protest from FREDERICK Benado, chairman
of the Salvadorean committee of the
National Central American association.
Senor Benado says:
II am merely repeating what is gem
orally conceded throughout Central Amer
lea when | say that the proposed treaty
is the product of a frame-up between
dollar diplomacy and Nicaraguan trail
tors. The present Nicaraguan government
is but a satrapy of native hreines, set
vious state department. more for the
purpose of turning the country over to
Wall street than for getting bargain in
the canal rights.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS TO MEET
Delegates From North Birmingham
District Gather Today at Twenty
First Avenue Church

The North Birmingham district of the
Birmingham Sunday School association
will meet this afternoon at 2:45 O'Clock
at the TEenty-frst Avenue Methodist
church, 25oo Twenty-first avenue, North
Birmingham There will be rendered an
interesting programme and all the sun
day schools In the North Birmingham
district are requested to meet at their
several churches and join in a parade,
leaving Thirty sixth avenue and Twenty
fifth street at clock. The programme
is as follows:
Song. "He Is So Precious To Me- No.
90
Devotional the Rev w. o. Horton.
Music, selected.
Prayer, the Rev. j. r. Stodgill
Song. Birmingham for Christ No &C.
Music, selected.
Nominations for next meeting place
Conferences covering the various di-
visions of Sunday school work. led by
the following workers:
The adult department w. II. Stockham
the teen age boys, Harvey Branscomb,
president; the boys council, Marvey
Branscomb; the organized class. demon
strated by the senior boys class Of the
Park Avenue Baptist l.
Richard Thompson, pres ta
the Sunday schools serv fs
the teen age girls co
belle Ford; the teen ag,
council, Mrs. Charles .
junior department, Mr..
Holt; the primary, beglnr
Davis; the home departme sas
Mrs. c. NJ. Kenyon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Weather Forecast

Washington, February H,-Forecast for
Alabama and Mississippi: Fair Sunday
Monday probably rain
Georgia: Fair Sunday; Monday increas-
ing cloudness
Tennessee: Fair Sunday; Monday rain,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22

j. F. Rutherford an attorney and Bible
lecturer of New York city. will deliver an
address this afternoon at o'clock at the
Jefferson theatre on the subject, Where
Are the Dead" The meeting viii be pre-
sided over by Vassar l.. Allen and admis-
sion is entirely free. The speaker will
discuss the scriptures from lawyer s
viewpoint, it is said. lie will not appear
in the interest of any sect or denomina-
ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22

or rising very slowly Sunday and sun
day night.
Summary of observations made at
United States Weather Bureau stations
February q, 1914:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
LARGE CONTRACTS
PLACED PAST WEEK
Buying Movement in Pig
Iron Shows Consider
able Vitality

New York. February 2l.-The buying
movement in pig iron showed consd-
erable vitality this week. TRANSACTIONS
exceeded 10000 tons. Since January
merchant furnaces have booked orders
for 1,525,0oo tons Prices are advancing
slowly ~
Among the largest contracts placed this
week were 74o0 tons of northern foundry
grades for the Pennsylvania road: 10000
tons for the Westinghouse Electric COM
pany; 1000 tons for the International Pump
company and 5000 tons for pipe works
on the Delaware. Some southern foun-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22


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Creek, Mich.
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