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Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11

,A.nco it would net be out of the way
to send out a warning to the voters
so that they will not be surprised Or
taken unawares by the smooth polite
al primaries the Gath of this month.
The voters Of the state are so well
acquainted with the Mckenzie ma
chimes sly ways and means that one
need only to call attention to it,
to remind the voters that it is again
in the field to oil itself, and get fat,
at the expense of the state.
It can be proved that Mckenzie
has entered into a sort of al agree
ment with Miller, Worst and Tom
Marshall to work Senator Gronna,s
downfall at the coming primaries.
When Tom Marshall a short time
ago was a candidate for the United
States Senate he posed as a great pro.
gressive Republican, that he lost out
was Of course his own fault, but ever
since he has had a horn ready for
Senator Gronna's side just as if he
had any thing to do with it and now
Tom Marshall figures on getting re-
venge and in order to get this started
he has identified himself with McKen.
zie, Miller and Worst. What more
Is necessary as no one can make such
political sommersaults without expos-
ing his intentions. This is the. way it
always goes when one is in politics
for position and personal gain only.
and it is to be hoped that the Nc
Kenzie machine will pass u%nlonely out
of history at the coming election.
It cannot be possible that the indie
pendent citizens of North Dakota will
let this political gang, hustle and bus
tie very mach longer, but Of course
as long as the railroads, the Interna.
tlonal Harvester, company, the Packing
Trust, the Banking Trust and all the
other giant corporations stand ready
to provide necessary means to Nc
kenzie and his henchmen it is prob
able that it is not SO easy to do away
with such a combination.
In this connection it must be said
right out in open meeting that the
Brewery Trust just now is on the Job
early and late working against Sen.
ator Gronna because he has ALWAYS
refused to cater to their favor in pol.
itics. The Breweries support Mr..
Worst because he voted for resubmis.
sion Of the prohibition law when he
had an opportunity. while Mr.. Mile,
is going about smerching for the On.
envy Of the prohibition law to get
votes. This can and may be proved
if it becomes necessary.
As before stated I I'm interested in
Senator Gronna'e nomination and ele-
tion 81 viewed from q national stand
point, the American farmer wishes
him reelected because he has shown
himself to be the farmers reliable
and competent representative in the
senate.
As I have good opportunity to POI.
myself in the doings Of congress down
here and know that Senator aronn,
is mi Of. the best members d The
Senate, I cannot do otherwise than
sa1l tho attention Of the votsrt7 I'd
North Dakota 10 the, PROGRESSIVE ssn,
ator. livery progressive senator Il
the United States ssnsss WIN gladly
give ,ssnatoe ardnns The very ibSs,
Recommendation ~ Q tzu&1sehiblS'aal
eompstsst servant ~ tAstipeepls.
,tass ~ IS is.n4r-.John Laa BhsAjea.
Washingssa, D. O.. -
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11

Miller is being supported by Alex
Mckenzie and his h%enchmen, in the
hope that they will get a man in the
U. s. Senate that they can use, and
in Miller we believe that they have
a willing tool. Now; We wonder what
the men who have been crying Pro
gressive will do. Swallow Mckenzie
and Miller or get out and stand up
for their rights by voting for Gronna
thereby defeating Mckenzie again.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
SENATOR CRONNA
: AND H@|S!REC0RD

The following is a brief statement
of the record made by Senator A. j.
Gronna, and we believe that any in
terested taxpayer of this state who
will read this record will become sat
titled that Mr.. Gronna is too valuable
a man to lose and accordingly will
not only cast a vote for him but will
see to it that his neighbors do like
wise. Few, if any, men in Washing
ton have made such an enviable re-
cord, and his past experience fits him
to do even better work in the future.
We urge the people to read this brief
record over carefully and then ask
the question, cts not Mr.. Gronna the
proper man to represent this state in
the U. s. Senatef"
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11

this session and to- unseat Senator
Stephenson. I supported; and voted
for the Service Pension bill, granting
soldiers of the Mexican and Civil wars
a pension based on age and service
When the third session Of the 62nd
Congress met in December, 1912, the
Senate Immediately took up the trial
Of Judge Archbold, who had been inn
peached by the House the previous
summer. I voted for his conviction
and removal from office. I supported
and voted for the bill prohibiting the
shipment Of intoxicating liquor into
any state in violation of the laws Of
that State, and when the president
vetoed this bill I voted to pass it over
his veto. I voted for the Page voca-
tional educational bill as a substitute
for the Smith-Lever. bill. When Pres
ident Taft vetoed the immigration bill
because Of the literacy clause, I vot-
ed against passing it over his veto.
The 63rd Congress met in extra SEES.
sion last spring to revise the tariff.
The tariff bill as reported to the Sen
ate was apparently framed on the
principle that the farmer ought to sell
in a competitive market and buy in
a protected market. I offered amend.
imnssnitsF restoring the duties On farm
products to the general level Of du.
ties provided for in the bill, but they
were I'M every instance defeated by
the caucus-bound Democratic vote. Az
all efforts to amend the bill so as ia
give the farmers q square deal proved
unavailing I voted against the bill. ]
also voted against taking certain gov
eminent employees out Of the classi.
fed civil service.
I opposed and voted against the
Hetch Hetchy bill, which was the first
matter taken up by the Senate at this
session of Congress. I opposed and
voted against the currency bill in the
form in which it became law for the
reason that it creates banking monop.
olies, each supreme in its " district
with a possibility Of their uniting to
form a nationwide banking trust, and
that there is grave danger Of this bill
I supported the bill reported by the
Hitchcock wing Of the committee
which provided for control Of the Fed
eral reserve banks by the Government
providing fol, insuring deposits in ma
tional banks. contained more stringent
reserve requirements. and contained
more adequate safeguards against in,
fation Of the currency. I voted for
amendments offered by Senators IaFol
lette and Crawford to prevent inter.
locking d~irectorates. I also voted fos
The wcman suffrage resolution, for in
vestfgating the Steel Trust, and
against restricting the power Of ths
P 1'edaIrter General to reduce parcel
post rates. I opposed and helped d.
feet the proposal TO son al . smsp
price -. : yya tll.''l tract Of coal land e
the B Rep PIT t'f Coal <. Company, which con
PanYy y owned By, the Mnwsnksa B1
3: p ! voted e. the Alaskan Railway
BIN. ! have this session. INTRODUCED
thr tssl bi1l - dssa,iinnszw itA rural sreditsl
Ono provides fort (, Z Government Farm
! q. .,tt Re.rsaa; smother rpssaayidss fagl
~E11esasnaisa lg postal s 'AEiaxE f,ntAllaa L o. I. fatEE i
BE !sn nls;L, : sld ipEoyidssg f he : N1liaasioh Ia
n Fab h:shh hp.aps association .ae.sa aRd l ststs s I'D
lessea iaa a!fsssl.a Tn llaa psssgssssft q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

1sTENSWe nave 45xl46 feet of semi
 business property well located west of goth st.. right In line for big fu- ture enhancement with sufficient in- come to pay all carrying charges; has s50o0 per cent mortgage run nings five years. We can trade the equity in this property for unincum- bered residence. What have you 10 offer7 H b. Williams Realty Co. 12os-4 Jefferson Go. Blk. Bldg. Main. 2S5. s-2S-3t-su-tu-th
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
wooDLAwN HIGHLANDS.

The best suburban development in the district, free from noise and dust and in every way suitable for quiet home life For Sale-Three Groom bungalows and three 2-story, 8 and 10-room houses These houses are of elegant design and first-class construction They have brown-stone basements, walls and chim- neys, basement floors Of concrete, fur- mace heat. oak floors and beaned cell ings Every bedroom has closet with mirror door. Each house has sleeping porch The 2-story houses have ser wants rooms, servants toilets and laun- dry tubs in basements.
 These houses can be bought at remark ably low prices and on terms most reas- onable Any one paying from $25 to $50 monthly rent can own his home without increase of monthly payments. If you have not seen Woodlawn High lands 1t will be revelation to you to take trip out that way; schoolhouses, churches, markets and stores from to 8 blocks away.
 If none of the above houses please. one can be built that will suit you. If you do not want a house at present, buy a lot on easy payments and prepare for house building in the future. Now is the time to buy real estate when the market is dull and everybody is crying hard times Prosperity cannot be held back much longer
 wOODLAWN REALTY & DEVELOP
 MENT COMPANY.
 ]. B. GIBSON. PRESIDENT,
 6lS Empire Bldg. Main 465.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR SALE. We wish to call your attention to thu property offered below, which shouls interest any conservative buyer: Beautiful Norwood lot, 60x19o; price cut $500 to meet the terms; s27o0.
 Whitaker st. and Cliff Road lot. a splendid residence site, ss00o. New 7-room modern Norwood home on boulevard; small cash payment, S5750.
 A 7-room modern residence on N. 26th st.. within about blocks of Terminal station; fronts car line; good home for railroad men; terms to suit. s5750. Handsome South Highland home, 8 rooms, 2-story, modern, large lot, price has been 5000, but owner will accept S6500 for quick sale, 5000 cash. Nearly new, up-to-the- minute. home with bedrooms. on large lot, 1h blocks south of High  land ave, and in the midst of homes of the highest class; s95o0; owner leaving city and very anxious to sell.
 Handsome brick residence, two baths, large corner lot, one block south of Highland ave-; very attractive home. $14,5oo. Good business house, E block east of S. goth st, s17,5oo. Splendid brick store rented to good tenant for $1s30 per year. S26.000. will trade for other property? What have you to of fer?
 MALONE E-McCONNELL CO.
 2024 3d Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

A REAL. SOUTH HIGHLAND HOME. Just completed. For sale by owner. Brick veneer. rooms. including all modern built in" features and a sleeping porch. This house is ready for occupancy. and not half way finished, having gutters Higgins screens, etc. Servants house and garage. Can make terms to suit purchaser. 424 Brown-Marx Bldg. or phone Main 1881 or 2141-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
BARGAINS THAT MUST GO.

1504 18th avenue, south. 1433 18th street, south. 2S08 18th avenue Norwood. 3220 18th avenue, Norwood. 1880 Tuscaloosa avenue. West End. I have hundreds of others, if these don't suit you.
 MLIN J. CARTER,
 PA First Natl. Main 6126.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

l5i4 SOUTH lsrH ST, MODERN f- ROOM COTTAGE BROOM sNRvAl1Y HOUsE AND GARAGE. FACES EAoI. CALI. MAIN teos-J. DR. W. D. x1Np KINS.
 FOR RENT-Si5 psf month. 5-room S6ts Haven. I. R. D. Co. Of An, ny Lyon, sales agent- Phone 5ek HB An16G, tcan Trust Bldg. THE lower floor of n 6o11k JfS 6lS q s 6urnishsdi SstarsneeA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
ONE CENT A WORD
FOR SALE

RATEs-One cent . word . fays no aa. taken for icss fhan c5c for first fHser-
 ion Crsh vs.r~t nreompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
dfi4R4NTEED INvEsrMENr.

GUARANTEED INVESTMENT.
 The best place to put your money dur ing war times is in Alabama farm lands. They are constantly enhanc- ing and can't get away. We are of fering farm for $6000 cash on which we will guarantee profit of 11O00 within 12 months. This is | bona fide proposition asd will bear invedtieatiop. See us at once: Peirce- 1ss4 Ssshss Realty co. TOO Empire Phone
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
FOR SALE

RATEs-One cent . word . dnys ne d.
 taken for less than .sc for first tnner-
 ion. rrsh urrst nceemp.ny order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

Main 2So.
 MOTORCYCLE BARGAINS. I am going to move to new store, and these machines must be sold even at reduction. Now is the chance to get good motorcycle cheap. Every one of these machines have been overhauled. Twin Indian, 1913 model, leaf spring, T. horse power; this machine Is in splendid condition splendid running shape, thor oughly overhaued. 2Sx3 tires, practically new, $l50; now sl25.
 Twin Indian. 1913 model leaf spring, large comfortable seat, good tires, engine re-. built, perfect running shape, s135; now Twin Flying Merkle, 1913 model. clutch spring frame, fine running shape, sl50, now $125. Single cylinder. 1913 Excelsior grip control of clutch. chain drive motor in abso- lutely first-class condition. s125 now $100. Single cylinder 1913 Flying Merkle. foot boards clutch, spring frame. splendid condition, s125; now $ll0. Twin Indian, 19l1 7-horse power, extreme ly fast this machine has won a great many races clutch equipped, sl0O; now $90.
 Single cylinder Indian, 4-horse power. 1912 model, clutch equipped entirely rebuilt motor, fine condition, s75; now s65. Twin Indian 1912 model, clutch equipped. entirely rebuilt. new piston pin bearing, etc. making a splendid machine, SIS; now 500.
 Single cylinder Indian, 1912 model, A. horse power. clutch equipped, tires in fine shape; this motor has just been overhauled and new bearings. pistons and piston rings installed; extremely fast with lots of power, s75l now $65 1912 single cylinder Harley-Davidson belt drive, perfect shape. new belt. new rear tire: this machine will be of extreme service to anyone that buys 1t. sl00; now $90
 Five-horse power twin cylinder Indian. 1911 model, good running shape throttles down perfectly, good hill climber. s55; now $50.
 1912 single cylinder. 4-horse power Indian; i; fine running shape S65; now $55. Four-horse power, single cylinder 1911 Indian. chain drive. runs good. s5o now go.
 VIM. F. SPECHT. JR.. Phone Main 8117 17l4 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

SACRIFICE SALE. For sale at a great sacrifice; modern G. room home, well located, South High lands
 E.J. BURNS CO,
 406 American Trust Bldg. Main 766. NORWOOD-$35 cash, balance S35 per month buys a strictly modern B. room house, beautifully located on the Norwood boulevard; also for $260 cash and $30 per month we can sell you beautiful broom bungalow with tile bath. hardwood floors; in fact, brand new and as modern as they make them. on 30th st. and the price Is only $4250. Better see us H. D. Williams Realty Co.,, 1205-4 Jefferson Co. Blk. Bldg. Main 2s5.
 s-23-st-su- u-th FOR SALE OR EXCHANdE. 60 acres. on Southern railway, near Muskadine. 35 acres cultivated, large orchard of best fruits, 5-room cot tage. new and painted; plenty good water. near neighbors. mile to church and school. $500. terms t200 cash, balance to suit. s2 acres. large. well equipped chicken farm. all equipment in first class con- dition. mules, horse and many things needed a1l there; on railroad at station. and near Birmingham. Will exchange for Birmingham prop erty.
 II acres, all in cultivation; broom cot tage; Chalkville. on pike. Will ex- change for city property
 l.. P. HILL,
 1924 4th Ave. Phone 4722.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR SALE. Two hundred and forty acre farm of level land 2S miles of Birmingham and five miles of Montevallo. One mile of station at Dogwood; 150 acres in cultiva- tion. 90 acres in oak and pine timber Wire fence around whole place. sRed clay subsoil. One creek, two springs and four houses on place.
 Price N0.0o0-Repts for $9o0. All of this. place Is ih one level field of hksh. well drained table land. All of it can be worked with machinery. Can be bought on easy terms.
 l.. N. MAJORS.
 Montevallo, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

SPORT TIME mort~aFe notes on hirh-
 grade, improved city property; potes
 bear per cent interest. Liberal dis
 count for prompt cash. 625 Jefferson. County Bank bld&
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. No 1884, located on Lee ave, between Berney and Elizabeth sts., West End. Get off at ,Berney station and go one block north The lot is 50x140. It has a good broom cottage. Fronts south. It has city water, cooking gas and electric lights. The sanitary sewer has just been put in alley ready for connection. Price, $l650. Terms. $50 cash, balance monthly. If you want a home you cannot do better this side of the European war.
 WESLEY M. SMITH,
 With Bethea R. E. & I. Co.,.
 2027 Third Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23


 NORTHsIDE, $10.00-f rooms. 1107 11th ave. s25.00-7 rooms. 1126 14th st. s2750-S rooms, 1928 18th st, s16.00--S rooms. 1730 Allen st. ss5.00-9 rooms, 1215 goth st. s1l.00-3 rooms and bath, 1928 18th st. si0.O0-S rooms, 12i5 22d st. s30. .00>-7 rooms, 1217 18th st. sl000-3 rooms 123 10th st. $400-4 rooms. 730 1st ave. s17.50--5 rooms, 112S 17th st. s15.O0--5 rooms. SIS 18th st. S5500-9 rooms, 2507 5th ave. $l000-5 rooms, 17l7 Allen st. $4O00-S rooms 1909 Sth ave. $Sooo-7 rooms. 13l2 18th st. s2000-7 rooms. 2329 3rd ave. s3000-6 rooms, TIT 18th st. s25O0-6 rooms 7i9 25th st. s25.oo-s rooms. 1726 14th ave. (oct. D. S20 00-6 rooms, 1929 Rush ave. (Oct. h. s25 00-6 rooms, 1929 14th ave. ssoOo-7 rooms 1924 20th st. (oct. D. $2500-7 rooms 1923 17th st. sS5.00-7 rooms, SIP 20th st. (oct. D. sl250-4 rooms, 1921 18th st. s5S00-9 rooms. 1404 s5th st. s4O0o-7 rooms. 2516 7th ave. (Oct. D. s35oo-G rooms, 2217 9th ave. (Oct. D. si5.00-7 rooms, 1909 7th ave. (Oct D.
 SOUTHS1DE. $S5.00-10 rooms, 1850 10th ave. slS.00-5 rooms. 2429 Ave. H. $45.00-S rooms 13l9 Cullom st. s4o.00-S rooms, 1l3l Cullom st. $60.00-9 rooms. 1504 goth st. s65 0o-10 rooms 2l09 Humboldt ave. $75.00-s rooms. 3227 Whitaker st. s22.50-5 rooms. 27o7 Ave. D. s42.50--9 rooms, 1129 Glen Iris ave. $16.0o-6 rooms. 1917 Ave. C. slS.00-6 rooms 3S14 Clairmont ave. $4o.O0--s rooms, 1920 1Ith ave $16.00-4 rooms. 2204 Ave. F. s65.00-9 rooms, 2s00 Cypress ave. tOct. D s12.50-i rooms, 250S Ave. F $20.oo--6 rooms. ZIG 25th st. (Oet n $2T.5o-7 rooms. 1916 Ave. Oct D. s32.5o-7 rooms. 1911 Ave. (october D. $25. .00-6 rooms. 1921 Ave c. $25.0o-6 rooms. 233s orange st. Oct D. s25oo-Store and dwelling. 100 Ave. H
 (Oct. D.
 WEST END. SIS. .00--5 rooms 3l1 College st. s2Oo0-b rooms. BOT College st. s1500-5 rooms, 12i9 Steiner ave $20005 rooms. 2o6 Vine st. sS500-10 rooms. 1i09 Tuscaloosa ave. $25o0-6 rooms, 1920 1st ave, w. F. SIS 00-5 rooms, 1918 Cotton ave s2000-9 rooms. 9l5 Green st. $2000-6 rooms, 1i15 Tuscaloosa ave. s2500--6 rooms, 1928 Tuscaloosa ave S1600-5 rooms. 1925 Tate st. s27507 rooms. 140e Cotton ave. $1250-5 rooms. 2l0 N Almond st. s2250-6 rooms, lilo 2d ave. w. E. $2100--6 rooms. 306 Vine st. $25 00--6 rooms, IS Walnut st. 2.50-5 rooms, 1906 Lee ave. (Oct. D slS.00--8 rooms. PA 1st ave. Elyton.
 NORTH BIRMINGHAM. $15.00---5 rooms, 3205 N. 24th st. $25.00--6 rooms. 252S 35th ave. s15. 00--5 rooms, 2s0s 3lst ave.
 EAST BIRMINGHAM. 2.50-5 rooms, s2f N. 44th st. $13.00--5 rooms, 9o9 N. fifth st. KINGSTON $15.00--6 rooms, 1919 N. 18th st. WOODLAWN. s25.00-7 rooms, 500S 4th ave-. N $700-S rooms. 705 N. 5Oth st. s27. 5O--S rooms. 6427 1st ave s22 .00--6 rooms. 120 N. sist st. s25. 5.Oo-s rooms, 142 N. 59th st. (Oct. D. $l5. .00--7 rooms, 123 Church st. EAST LAKE. s12. 50--4 rooms, s224 Sloss ave. We have a number of nice stores for
 rent now and October 1.
 BETHEA REAL ESTATE & INs. co. Phone 116. 2027 3rd Ave. |
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
IONE CENT A.WORDIONE CENT A WORD \
FOR SALE

RATES--Onc cent . word . dnyt m nd-
 taken for less than 2nc for first inser- ton. caeh must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
ONE cENI 4 WORD
FOR SALE

RATES-0ne cent . word . dnys nc nd.
 taken for lesH than 2Sc for first fnser- ttru. C~~ts es-~f ~ceavtpr-y ar0er.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR SALE.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. Owner needs money and will sell lot with $10000 brick building on same for less money than the ad- joining lot vacant can be bought for. You know what Sherman said war is? Well, this is
 WAR PRICE. If you want piece of business property this Is your opportunity. No information about this over phone.
 TALK WITH ALAN JEMTSON, 10th Floor Jefferson County Bank.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

$500 cash. balance $40 per month buys
 strictly modern s-room house well located on corner lot west of 20th
 st.. on South Highlands: has living rocm and dining room with beamed ceilings and paneled walls. library, conservatory or breakfast room. four bedrooms. tile bath. servants room; hardwood floors and built-in china closets. bookcases, etc; the price Is s6000 and ve assure you 1t is $500 less than It's real value. Phone for J. appointment. H. D. Williams Realty Co.,, 12o3-4 Jefferson, Go. Blk. Bldg. Main 22k 4- 4-23-9t-su-tu-tb
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

DoR SALE OR ExCHANGE-For Nor wood property, modern, up-to-date. 4- room bungalow. well located South n ]. BURNS co.
 loo Axnarfnan Trust Bldg. Main 7oG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

WEST END.
 FOR SALE.
 s2s00, S100 cash, balance $25 per month will buy a Groom practically new bungalow on a corner lot, 65-foot front; beautifully papered. nice 2 electrical fixtures with chandeliers. etc. The house is now rented at s25 per month. See
 STEWART,
 with
 BAILEY & HOWARD, 22l N. Fist St. Main 2s or call Sunday 164-W, West End.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
 FOR RENT-21O4 Ave. 0. This cottage is near In and for a business man a good location. It 10 being newly screened and papered and will be in splendid condition for a good tenant. John G. Smith. 21s N. 21st st.
 S-23- -3t-su-we-su FOX RENT--s-room house. large rooms and convenient location, pret- ty front yard and modern conven- fences; cheap. 72s s. 24th st. FOR RENT--Wiii rent ' stalls in well located stable on large lot. Phone Main 472.
 FOR IMMEDIATE RENT-One Broom modern furnished house on 6outhside, easy walking distance to town, near car lines Address H-55. care Age Herald.
 FOR 1ENT-Oct 1 1O-room house suit able for 2 families or for housekeep- ing apartments; lights, gas: walking distance; reasonable. Apply S25 N 10th st.
 FOR RENT-S25 per month. brick store, ell N. 18th st Inquire John w. ONeill 2020 2d ave.
 FOR RENT-l611 s. 12th st. modern living and dining rooms. library. conservatory. kitchen, large bed- rooms. tile bath. sleeping porch; plenty closet room, furnace heat. hardwood floors; rental 345 with im- mediate possession. Peirce- Foshee Realty Co, 70s Empire. Phone 6955. FOR RENT-By owner. upper apart ment on corner. east front. 6 large. beautiful rooms, sleeping porch. large front and eide porch; also three A. room apartments. about completed all have hardwood floors. beamed ceilings. nicely papered. heat water, water heaters. shades. screens; tn- cenerator furnished; rents very req sonable. See them at 1902 s. 18th st. Phone Main 2662-J. 6-23-2t TRUCK FARM FOR RENT--About 20 acres Joining Fairfield In high state of cultivation. good buildings on cleo tric car line and macadamixed road perhaps the most desirable place In the county for rent. Phone Main 311l-J or Main 621.
 l FOR RENT-&16 per month. i0-Toom bfick flat, corner seth st and 10th ave Inquire, 2ahu W 0sNoi1l 2010 46 ava
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR SALE-S1s of SEA, F. S., in sec. IA, tp. 15, range l west, 79 acres; Lashing Spring, fee simple, in origi- nal timber, $S50 cash. L. G. Petty john, 1702 9th ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

furnished in Itasca, Hill county. Tex. the heart of the black land region, for Birmingham real estate or for acreage in Alabama; this property cost me $1O,- O0O and I will trade on same basis Ad- cress B. F. Borden, Cordovas~ Ala.
 8-g-4t-stl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR SALE.
 NEW BRICK FOUR APARTMENT BLDG.
 $l6.000. Paying per cent net now. Reason able terms or will consider good un- incumbered lot as part. TALK WITH ALAN 1EM1SON. 10th Floor Jefferson County Bank.