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Just received three car loads of Missouri horses and mules. Money saved by calling on us. Berlin Bros. < 1-2S-12t
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"PEG O MY HEART."
 Peg O. My Heart" as reviewed by the Memphis Commercial Appeal of Monday, February 16, by the Souths
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French Market Mills New Orleans Coffee Co.,, Ltd.. Proprietors)
 NEW ORLEANS

DIRECTIONS recommend that you make French Market Coffee in your usual way. If you
 find it too strong, reduce quantity until strength and flavor are satisfactory. French Market makes more cups of good coffee the pound than other brands, ;. thereby reducing your coffee bill.
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THREE SURVIVE Of :
ANENT|RE BATTERY
Thrilling Story of British
Retreat From Mons
FIGHT AT 900 YARDS
l. Battery, Left Behind Through Mis-
take, Silences German Force, AL
thought Is Itself Practically
Annihilated in Doing So

London, November 14.-(Special lin the
course of the terrible retreat to the
Marine. according TO story told for the
first time today l. battery of the Royal
Horse artillery was instructed, with the
support of brigade of cavalry, to cover
the retreat of that part of the allied
forces which fell back on Compeigne.
For nearly three weeks the battery was
fighting rear guard action. so tired
We're they that 1t was common occur
renee for men to fall asleep in their sad
dies, being rudely awakened by falling
from their horses. on the last day of
the general retirement the battery was
called upon to make the great effort.
AT this time the battery was situated
near compeigne, a ridge about GOO yards
away being occupied by French cavalry,
whilst the general retreat was going on
in their rear. L battery had been in
structed to be ready to move by a.
m. and to await further orders. Through
the cutting of the telegraph wires or from
some other cause, the expected order
did not reach them, and a thick mist
prevented their seeing the retirement of
not having arrived l. battery waited, lin
bered up, ready to move at a moment $
notice. Just after s o'clock the mist
cleared and they were suddenly subjected
to terrific enfilade fire from the ridge,
which they had supposed to be still &C.
cupied by the French
They learned subsequently, that after
the French cavalry left that position in
the early hours of the morning a strong
German force with 10 field guns and two
maxims had under cover of the mist ad-
vanced and occupied the position. AS
soon as the mist lifted sufficiently all Il
guns were brought to bear on the unsus-
pecting battery 600 yards away The first
volley killed nearly all the horses of the
gun teams. This, of course, made re-
tirement with the guns impossible, and
with all speed the men of l. battery,
inspired by their commanding officer
Captain Bradbury. unlimbered and COM
menced to reply to the German fire.
Owing to their position they were
only able to bring three of their guns
to bear on the enemy. but these were
promptly manned by such of the men
as had not been killed during the first
few moments. With magnificent cool
ness and courage these three guns re-
piled to the German fire with such
good effect that one by one the Ger
man guns were put out of action. The
British gunners were, however, so ter
ribly outnumbered and the firing of
the Germans was SO effective, that IN
very short time two of the three
British guns had been silenced and
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Advised to Sleep in Doses
the Kansas city Journal.

From the Kansas City Journal.
French physicians say much benefit re-
suits from sleeping in doses Too long
continued sleep has tendency to stupefy
rather than to strengthen, while a short
er sleep, repeated at intervals through
the "a hours, has much more stimulating
effect. Experiments have been made or
patients In the free hospitals and clinics
who were suffering from mental depres-
sion and physical exhaustion. They were
allowed to sleep for three hours and then
stay awake for four. again sleep for three
hours and then awake for four. and Sc
on through the "a hours, and their recov-
cry was found to be far more rapid and
sa tisfactory than that of those who slept
for long periods and then were awake for
correspondingly greater lengths of time.
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Classified List of Birmingham
Professional and Business Telephones
Cut Quick and Ready

ABSTRACTORS
Alabama Abstract Co. land titles.
2l09-2l11 Sd ave. Phone. $50
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
Blackjack Tire Rubber Co,
agents for Federal tires. 429 S.
goth st. Phone .................7 o3s
'te BAKERIES
Essig g. Busenlehner Bakery
The home of Butternut bread.
All 18th St. N. Phone Main. -. .623u
BUILDING MATERIAL
Woodlawn Supply Co 55o5 I'd ave,
Woodlawn. Phone, woodlawn... 400
BUSINESS COLLEGES
Wheeler Business College, 1909
1917 1st ave. Oldest, largest. best.
Sessions day and night. $50 pays
for complete course. Call, write,
or phone. Main ..........,.....1 1I9
CAFES
Dixie Dairy Lunch, 215 goth st,
Fhohe ..'.......,...s.- 1913
CARPET, RUG AND MATTRESS
CLEANING
Hammel Mattress and Carpet Reno
waiting Co., zoo s. Esd st. make
over all kinds of mattresses.
steam clean carpets. rugs. feath-
ers; first class work. Phone. 1880
CIGARS-wHoLEsA
K. ID. Burnett Cigar Co. Wholesale
department. 1916 I'd ave. Phone. 35l
COAL-RETAIL
Guarantee Coal Co. Yards. South
side. West End and Norwood
Main ............... .......... 1854
DAIRY SUPPLIES
Gorman-Gammill Seed and Dairy
Supply Co. Everything In dairy
supplies" 2s2s-so I'd ave, N.
Phone Main 323g
CORSETIER
The Spirel1a Corset Shop,
1929 Glen Iris ave
fhone ..........-... .2so0-J
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DENTISTS
Dr. A. J. Massey, Dentist, Jefferson
County Bank Bldg. "Tallest build
Ing south" Rooms 52a-524.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
Bodekers National Detective
Agency. 3ss. $40, 341 Brown
Marx Bldg. Phone ............. 224I
DISTILLERS
Jacas Daniels Distilling Co. 1918
A. e. q. Phone ................. 2353
DRUGS
Letaw's Pharmacy. City Hall Bldg.
ELECTRIC AND MACHINERY
Miller Electric & Machine Co. 222
N. 22d st. Main ..............e ex0
ENGINE BUILDERS
Hardie-Tynes Mfg. Co. aSth st and
8th ave-, N. Main ......... .5540-ssS
FARM LANDS
Black Belt Land Co. Alfalfa lands
a speciality. 40 American Trust
Bldg. Phone ................. ,Oso
FLORISTS
A. j. Koenig. florist. S1S N. 21st
st. Phone 30eo
John A. Lambert, florist. 2o14 LIST
ave. Phone. Main ..............1e 1887
GASOLINE ENGINES
White Blakeslee Mfg. Co.. gaso-
line. gas and oil engines for
pumping, ginning, grinding,
saving and all purposes. We
repair all makes of gasoline
engines Phone Woodlawn =. 10
GROCERY STORES
Observation-Disclosures Grocery Co. 1923
s. goth ST. Main -. .42S6-4237-11S5
HOTELS
The Avalon Hotel. 200 5th ave, NJ
Hnone .4oo5
The Hotel Mason. zo16 5tb ave-
N. Phone ............. 49,. 0ols
Reliance hotel. Near Terminal de-
pot. 5th ave. and 26th St Phone. 194s
LUMBER DEALERS
W. D. Wood Lumber Co. Sth ave.
and 18th st. Phones 45sO-4691
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only one remained to defend the posi-

only one remained to defend the posi-
ton.
BY this time very few men of the
battery were left, but the gallant lit
tie band continued to work the guns
so skilfully that they continued to
silence the German guns. Many of the
officers and men had been wounded
and at last only three men, all nom
commissioned officers, remained to
serve the gun. Although all wounded,
these three men. crouching behind the
shield, kept up a deadly fire with such
effect that eventually all but one of
the German guns were put out of ac-
tion This equal duel went on for a
time until. as one of the survivors re-
marked. WED both had enough of
it, and the enemy and the three brave
gunners ceased fire almost at the same
momentf Thus crouching behind the
shield of their last gun, the three he
roes were found by the strong force
of cavalry and infantry who shortly
afterward came to their rescue.
The relieving force advanced to the
German position and found that all
who had survived the British fire had
retired. leaving all their guns in the
hands of the allies.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FLU Observation-Disclosures
Birmingham Plumbing Co.. Alabama
Penny Savings Bank building.
Phone, Main .-.......... -. .1loo
PHOTOGRAPHERs
Stephenson Studio. NJ. H Wilson,
Mgr. AS N. 21st st. Phone. .4sSs
RENTALS
For a house or business location,
and. especially IL you are q
stranger In the city, see us. Ma
lone Mcconnell Co. Phone. -. lx5s
RUBBER TIRES
Exclusive Rubber Tire Co. Lowest
prices on carriage rubber. I'd ave-
and 18TH st. Phone. .J76s
sTATIONERs
Fac Smith Stationery Co. Archi-
tect and high school supplies.
Loose leaf ledgers 2024 1st
ave. Phone ............. $40
REAL ESTATE
Jas. B. Drake. Real estate and farm
lands. &c N. 18th ST., ground floor
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Main .24l7
S. E. wilbourne. satsuma orange
land specialist 410 American
e. ]. Burns Co. Sales. loans and
rentals. 406 American Trust Bldg.
Phone 766
Bethea Real Estate & Insurance
Co. 2027 Sd ave, N Phone...... 116
s. f. Wilbourne. Satsuma orange
land specialist. 5h N. Goth st.
Phone ...........|...a.#.. SOSO
SEED STORES
German Gammill Seed Co. Seed
which succeed" 232S-30 I'd ave,
N. Phone Main ................5 236
SHOES
We buy second hand clothes. shoes:
also expert repairing. Will make
free half soles and heels with ev-
cry $3.50 pair shoes. Dave Cop
lon Main Observation-Disclosures. 1881
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Three OF the best business locations in
Birmingham 2017 Sd ave- three
stories, 25x140, elevator, splendid dis
play space.
2o17 4th ave. one story, 25x140 large
display windows
2104 LIST ave. three stories. 25x140, e1e-
vator. sprinkler system, reducing fire
insurance.
You will be interested In seeing these
and knowing the attractive rental
prices them. They are in the
HEART of the DOWNTOWN SHOP
PING DISTRICT and enhancing in
value every day.
JIGMISON REAL ESTATE &c ms. co
I'll goth st. n. Phone Main $3.50.
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Handsome Broom home in one of
Birmingham s select residential sec
tions, furnace heat, conservatory,
large garage, ample servant quar-
tiers, in thoroughly modern, beauti :
full grounds. This home can be had
at very reasonable rent. Let us
tell you about it.
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LADIES'. There is a great oppor-
tunity TO buy a $3.50 suit for s9sb.
We have on sale Monday one lot
of high grade lad es suits made
out of pure woolens. Every suit
in this lot 10 worth s275o We will
have them out on sale Monday for
1875. Hurry for one to the Rem
nant Store. 20l7 I'd ave.
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FOR RENT-Will rent residence on
Southside for $50 per month; all modern
conveniences- two doors car line; full
particulars, Phone Main 1881.
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FOR RENT


HOME IN COUNTRY CLUB DISTRICT
Modern home in Mountain Terrace.
large sleeping porch, two servants
rooms Can be had furnished or un-
furnished. This home will interest
you. Let us show it to you and give
you price.
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STORES FOR RENT

STORES FOR RENT
1916 LIST ave, 25x14o, $50
21l3 3D. ave. 25x140 three floors, $3.50
1852 LIST ave, 25x140, 1925
We have for rent some new stores just
completed. plate glass fronts, modern,
on I'd ave. between 25th and 26th
SITS, at 500
Fourth ave. between goth and 21st SITS,
1.-TWO floors)
Third ave. between 18th and 18th SITS.
Reasonable rent. See us about these.
MALONE MCCONNELL co.
2l06 LIST Ave. Phone 1898.
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FOR RENT

ENTIRE upstairs. furnished for house
keeping. 1920 sth ave, N. Phone 1897
Main. 11-14-3t
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NINE-ROOM house. modern in every re-
spect; completely furnished cheap to
right parties. Princeton. Call West End
705
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FOR RENT-Two large, connecting, un-
furnished rooms In walking distance of
business section. 2l20 7th ave. N
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FOR RENT-Best location on Sd ave-, 12la
feet front, 100 feet deep: beautiful mod
ern front; Se. 2o2l. Apply John w.
ONeill Co. 2020 I'd ave. Phone Main s..
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FOR RENT-Orchard Terrace farm, IS
acres. well watered. walking distance
Birmingham; $40 per MONTH. Kelley
Realty Co., owner, 1925 First National
Bank. Phone 16.
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TWO connecting front rooms. newly pa
pered furnished or unfurnished Call
Main 1866. Mrs. Hill.
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FOR RENT-New and strictly modern
Southside home: has living room, dining
room, tile conservatory, breakfast room,
library and kitchen. four bedrooms and
tile bath: price. only $3.50 per month:
possession given at once; has been rent
ing for s45. II. d. Williams Realty Co.,
1903 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Main
49, ll-15-3t-su-t,i-th
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NICELY furnished rooms with private
family, downtown, 9TH ave-, I'D St,
Whitfield Aparts.: steam heat; all mod
ern conveniences. Apply to Mrs White,
Apartment II.
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ONE CENT A WORD

WA1ES-One cent = wOra . day. ~ a.
taken for less than 25c for first iwoor-
stnn nsh rrnsf pccomu-"v "rd~r
FOR RENT-ROOMS
ELEGANTLY furnished first-foor, front
room; electric lights. hot baths; con-
venient to business district and cars;
reasonable rent. 500 N. 23d St
NICE, large, completely furnished rooms
for housekeeping, with connecting
Kitchens; very convenient; also bed
rooms. 2400 9TH ave-, N.
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TWO furnished rooms for light house
Keeping at cost to right party modern
and clean; will pay drayage If perma-
nent. 1901 Sth ave, n.
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FOR RENT-Three desirable, unfur-
nished rooms for light housek eeping.
South Highlands; rent cheap IL taken
at once. 1928 18th ave-, 8. Maia
SAT-
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FOR RENT FURNISHED s-room house,
South Highlands furnace heat, gas
leaters. servants rooms. references. Ad-
dress Y-S7. care Age-H Herald
FOR RENTAL West End modern. new,
up-to-date 5-room bungalow; rent re-
duced; very reasonable. Get key at 107
Oak St, I'd door above.
FOR RENT-Storeroom. No. COG N. 18th
ST.; splendid location for cash business
cheap rent. Apply John w. O'Neill Co.,
2020 I'd ave. Phone Main 81.
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THREE rooms. bath, furnished com
plete for housekeeping: private fam
ily modern conveniences. newly pa
pered, lights. water. phone furnished.
1918 Tuscaloosa ave-, West End.
11-15-2t
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NICE room near bath, hot water, private
family; $3.50 per month. 2214 9Th ave.
Main 1402-J
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UNUSUALLY desirable, comfortable,
nicely furnished room and two excellent
meals in private South Highland home
to one or two young men; reasonable;
references, If you want real home,
call Main 4154-J and see this
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FOR RENT-ro couple, three connecting
furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing; water. lights. phone furnished. ITO
10th ave. s. Main 1917
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NICELY furnished room with bath, at
1881 18th ave, s.. modern conveniences.
See this room quick; good table board
furnished. Main 6s97
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FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished complete
for housekeeping; lights, bath and
phone. These rooms are close in and
will rent very reasonable. SIC N. 2Sd ST.
Main 1906-W.
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FOUR large rooms. newly papered, re-
ception hall. large bath, sink In kitchen
front porch; private entrance. Apply
go S. 14th st.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GOLDEN brindle. male. Boston bull terrier
blind In right eye; answers to name Of
Ginger" reward IL returned to 2225
Ave #. or for information concerning
dog. 11-11-6t
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FOR RENT-Thfee very desirable, VI,
furnished rooms for light housekeep-
Ing; also four single rooms; good loca-
ton. opposite West End park. over
brick drug store, 1904 N. 9Th ave. APP
ply John w. O'Nsill Co., 1910 ID ave.
Phone Main e.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs--One eeat q word . day, NJ al
taken fer less than 2Sc for first fnsev-
sian Cash -u.t nsrouspnpy oraep
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COUPLE or man wanting a comfortable
room In private apartment, South High
lands, call Main 544s-W; references ex-
changed
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CALIFORNIA wants you; climate,
transportation and soil IDEAL; 20
acres yields a snug fortune: inter-
esting booklet free. Kath Land Co.,
Box 222. Yuba City. Cal
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FARM FOR SALE-160 acres miles
from Vandiver, st. Clair county; 4-room
house. out houses, barns. fences. etc.
Fine place for hogs. cattle and poultry.
Will sell cheap. Borden Furniture Co.,
421 nth St, Ensley, Ala.
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FOR RENT-Beautiful bedroom; every
convenience; across street from board
Ing house; very cheap to refined lady
Main 4120-W.
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NEWLY papered and painted rooms suit
able for roomers or housekeeping 914
LIST ave.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-02-20

Chancellor A. A. Kincannon of the State University has ten
dered his resignation to Governor Brewer, president of the Board of
Trustees, and assigns a. a reason for his resignation an inadequate
salary. DR. Kncannon fills a unique place in the history and edu-
cational life of Mississippi. He began life as a teacher in the pub
lie schools and has gone up step by step until he has reached the
top in the educational field in this state. He filled the chair of
English in the A. & M. College while Ex-Gov. Stone was president
of that institution. He went from there to Meridian, where he or
ganized the public schools in the then largest city in the state, and
while there he was elected State Superintendent of Public Educa-
ton. Before his term expired he was chosen to preside over the
destinies of the Industrial Institute and College for girls at Colum-
bus, and he showed such great executive powers there that the au-
thonties we're convinced he was the one of all men n the state to
be Chancellor of the University, to which place he was chosen seven
years ago. AS Chancellor he has met every expectation of his
friends and leaves that institution greatly improved physically and
in a more prosperous and satisfactory condition than it ever was
before.
Naturally in all these years in public life the Chancellor has
crossed the pathway of many who have not failed. in the turbulent
period of the past few years, to hurl arrows at hin. When we con-
slider that a few naggers can disturb the serenity of almost any man,
and the Chancelors great ability, his adaptability for work in any
field, i is but little surprise that he has seen fit to reinquish a work,
tho he love it ever so much, for more lucrative employment. He is
a man of lovable nature, is gracious and obhging and can be relied
upon at all times to keep faith with his friends, In whatever he en-
cages he will have the best wishes of a vast majority of Misss-
sippans.
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FOR BETTER HIGH II VS.

The movement for good roads is growing rapidly all over the
state. and there are many evidences that it will be only a few years
until the state will be famous for its good roads.
Realizing the demand for improved highways, Senators Walker
and WIthers have introduced a bill in the senate, which has had a IA
vorable committee report, that will be a long step in the direction of
fut it's introduction shows that sentiment is growing rapidly, and if
il, should pass, rapid progress would be made in this line of work.
If the bill now pending before Congress, making appropriations
to each state for public highways, with the states to create al equal
fund with the national government should pass, the legislature
should not hesitate to meet the conditions and secure the appropri-
alton. The substance of the proposed good roads law is as follows:
The bill provides for a state highway commission of three mem
bers. The commissioner of agriculture and the dean OF the depart
ment of engineering at the Agricultural and Mechanical College are
to be ex-of1cio members OF the commission, which two, with the
Governor. shall select the third member, who shall be chairman of
the commission. This commission shall select a competent civil
engineer. skilled in road building, who shall be known as the state
highway engineer.
The state highway commission, together with the state highway
engineer. shall constitute the state highway department and shall
have suitable Offices in the state capitol. The bill provides that the
state highway engineer shall have charge of all road building in the
state done under the provisions of this act, and shal also act as adj
wiser to the various boards of supervisors when they shall request IN
formation of him. He shall, as soon as practicable ate the passage
o. the act, make a map of all the main highways OF the state looking
the proper tests of the best road building material suitable to the
various parts of the state. The state highway engineer will prepare
plans and specifications for all work to be done by the state high
wav department and all such work will be done under their supervis-
ion and must be approved by the engineer and commission before
paid for.
net proceeds of the state penitentiary, Or such a part thereof as the
legislature may direct, This fund is to be distributed among the
various counties in the state in the following manner: "A county de-
string to come under the provisions of the act shall SO certify to the
state highway commission BY written application to their board of