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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
AUTOMOBILE BANDIT SHOT TODEATHAFIER
 SENSATIONAL FIGHT
Frank c. Hohl, Notorious Bandit, Meets Death in Cincinnati Following
 Daring Robberies

Cincinnati, December 17.-F'rank G. Hohl. notorious automobile bandit, was shot to death by policemen here today after a sensational three hours of crime which included daylight rob berries of two Cincinnati banks. theft of an automobile and pistol duel with the police resulting in wounds to one officer that are expected to prove fatal. Thirteen thousand and one hun dred dollars are missing as the result of the bank robberies. The police be- lieve that Hohl, in his wild automo obile drives. managed to pass the money along to confederates.
 Shortly after 10 a. m. Hohl entered the West End branch of the Prevalent Savings Bank and Trust company at Eighth and Freeman avenue. fired two shots at Cashier Edward s. Hughes, scooped up $80o0 in currency and backed through the door. Jumping into a waiting automobile, which had been stolen, he quickly disappeared. Cashier Hughes fired after him but the shots did not take effect.
 Takes $5000
 More than an hour later the bandit entered the Liberty Banking and Saw ings company bank at Liberty and Freeman avenue, 10 blocks away, fired two shots at Cashier George Winters, took $5100 in currency, ran to his au- tomobile and again disappeared. The shots were so close to Winters that he was powder burned but other than suffering from the shock he was un- injured.
 Almost two hours after the second robbery Harry Buckshorn, whose mother conducts an apartment house on West Ninth street, told the police that a man answering to the descrip- tion of the bandit had rented room there yesterday. Three policemen called at the room. When they knock ed the door suddenly was thrown open and Hoh1 brushed past the officers. firing as he ran. Policeman Edward Knoul was probably fatally wounded.
 Shot to Death
 Hoh1 again ran to his automobile, which was standing at nearby cor
 
 his escape. In rounding a corner, however. the machine crashed into a telegraph pole and was wrecked. The bandit jumped out and opened fire on the two officers who had pursued him. In the battle that followed Hohl fell with four bullet wounds in his body. He died shortly afterward at a hos pital
 Hohl was we'll known to the police. who claim he shot up an Altoona, Pa bank on March 8, was arrested and while being conveyed to the Pittsburs Jail threw cup of coffee in his guards face and escaped. He was again captured but subsequently, es- capped from the Hollidaysburg, Pa, jail He was wanted, authorities declare. for a diamond robbery in Kansas City. Mo, year ago, where he had assumed the name of Howe.
 The police say Hohl usually had a woman confederate, and a search is being made for her.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
yon Buelow Hears of Raid

Rome, December 17.--(S.55 D. m. On his arrival at Rome. Prince Vol Buelow. former German chancellor an, now ambassador to Italy. was in formed of the bombardment of tn English coast by German ships, bu showed no surprise. He said tni achievement had been arranged fo prior to his departure from Berlip
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
Gin Destroyed

Greenville, December 17.-(Special.) The gin of Claude Taylor, about six miles northwest of Greenville, was to- toally destroyed by fire last night. When discovered it was too late to stop the spread of the flames. The or igiA of the fire is not known.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
Relief for Belgium

London. December 17.-(I1:27 D. m.) A report issued by the American com mission for Belgian relief shows that cargoes valued at over &10, ,000.00 have been delivered in Belgium or arranged for By January the commission says it hopes to have four relief ships ar irving regularly everA week at Rotter- dam
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18

Tn the Bessemer city court today the jury in the case of Josie Moore vs the American National Insurance company, returned verdict in the amount of S43O.
 Goodwin & Ross represented the plaintiff while Estes. Jones & Welch represented the defendant company. This afternoon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18

S. M. Avery & Son. appeal from Wal ker circuit court; application overruled.
 Dora Hubbard administratrix, vs. Golf fin & Leake, receivers, etc, appeal from TalIadega city court; application over- ruled.
 Alabama Power company vs. Keystone Lime company, appeal from Shelby coun- ty court; opinion modified, application overruled.
 Alabama Power company vs. J. B. Adams, ct al. appeal from Shelby county court; application overruled.
 John Silvey & Co.,. vs. V. A. Cook, ad- ministrator appeal from Cleburne chan cery court: application for rehearing granted. judgment of affirmance set aside, cause reversed and remanded.
 National Jewish Hospital, etc., ct al. ys. Thomas w. Coleman, Jr., ct al, ap- peal from Calhoun chancery court; ap- piication overruled.
 Western Union Telegraph company vs. Gertrude Hughston, appeal from Talla- dega city court; application overruled.
 A. Brown vs. Alabama Great Southern Railroad company, appeal from Gadsden city court: application overruled.
 Ex parte Goldberg & Lewis, petition
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18

Henrietta Davis. an old negro woman. was burned to death late yesterday aft ernoon at her home in Brighton while sitting by the fire. She was s2 years of age. She was we'll known in Brighton where she has lived for years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18

the court was engaged in the hearing of the case of Jane Powell vs. c. E. Falk- ner and J. II. Mattingly.
 Work on the new building of the Bes- semer Realty compdny on the corner of Third avenue and Nineteenth street was resumed this morning, 1t having been so cold for the past three days that little work could be accomplished by the lac borers.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-09

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-09

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS,

Acme Pharmacy, cor. 9 E. and 10 So.
Hyland 2241
Boyle Drug Co, Prescription Specialists
9th e. and 9th So, Hyland s26.
Brigham st. Pharmacy, cor. E and So
Temple ST. Was. e56. Was 95I,
Clark Drug Co., 1895 So. 11th East EIy-
land 1910.
Coombs Drug Co.. cor 4th So. and state
Was 1864
Eagle Gate Pharmacy, NJ. R. Meeker.
prop. 81 n. State st. Was. 1899.
Frampton Pharmacy. cor. Sth w, and N
L. Was. 1902.
Halliday Drug Co.. 1st So. and State.
Was, SS6.
Hansen's Pharmacy. 4O1 No End W. Was
52S2.
Hoover Drug Co, 2o1 w. End So. Was
Leayer Drug Co, 36s w. s. Temple. Was
1892.
Lion Drug Store. 5si 3rd ave wasatch
1857
Lloyd Drug Co. cor. 7th S. and 7th e.
Hyland 99S,
Rex Drug Co, cut rate drugs, Broadway
and w. Temple. Was. 1903.
| Richmond Drug Co.. 511 w End So. Was
1888.
| Robson Drug CO., Pres Druggists. toll
let articles, S7s lst Ave. Was 1875.
| oquirrh Pharmacy, 4th So. and 9Th e.
Hyland 773
| Sherwood's Pharmacy. TIN So. and State
| ST. Wasatch 52Ts.
Sixth Ave. Drug Co.. cor. and 6th ave.
Wasatch 22s.
Sun Drug Co.. cut IA ties. Cor 4th So and
w Temple SITS. Wasatch 1888.
| Waterloo Pharmacy. Everything In
Drugs" 400 T. 11th So Hvland SO2
| Willes-Horne Drug Co.. South Main,
| Was. 1895 1896 1897
Witherspoon Drug Co. free delivery. 5th
| e. and Broadway. Hyland 1866
z. G. NJ. !. Drug Store. 1l2-li4 So. Main.
| Was. i4S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22

Arlington. j, NJ, i7s Ord Ave. Was. 6422.
Barnes Grocery Co. 1is No. 1st w. Wa
satch 3o3.
Birkinshaw Grocery Co. 5e7 e 9Th So
Hylapd SOS.
Borg. John L.. Groceries. 35$ Il. Sth So.
Hyland 1868.
Broomc Bros. Groceries. Cor. Sth So.
and 2nd T.. IIylsnd AS.
Brown & Laurenson, Grocery. l1th T..
and 18th So Hyland 2l25.
Chicago Store. ll6 w LIST So. Was. 2s3s
Cianton- Hubbell Fruits and Groceries. S3t
s. Main. Was. S2S
East Hyiand 3l31.
Erickson Bros, Grocers, sol McClelland
Ave. Hyland 1913.
FrazIer's Grocery, 57S f.. LIST SO. Wa
satch 63ls.
Gaitvan e Conlon. fancy and staple p-o-
cerles. 300 Il. End So Wasatch 72i9
Hickman. VIM. j.. 100 r street W.
satch 1868.
Heystels. P. Groceries and Confectionery
. i'9 no. LIST w. Was 47l0.
Hitler j. R.. less So. 3rd East p q
substation Is. Hyland 1910.
Horne, Mrs. 3. 1860 So. State. Hyland
1907. ''N
Knight ayIo n L9als f!ss NJ, 18th so. and 9th e.
Maloney. r., ios So sth West. wasa,cb
$3.50. So 'IH
Martin McGrath, groceries. $50 So. w
Temple. Wasatch G6Ss w.
Minor w1s qTSse'y i:9s Co, i5l Il. Broadway.
Morris s SEQ 8 Clayton, ssi E. eth So. lIy-
Mayor. L. G.. Staple and Fancy Gro.
ecF'eS' I'-o 80. 9TH East Iyland 1866
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22

Bergstrorn DR.. Hyrum, Walker Bank
Bldg. Exchange CTS.
Brumbaugh DR.. l.. NJ. kearns Bldg. Wa
satch 2521.
Christensen. DR.. n NJ. Kearns Bldg.
Was. 1900.
Christianson, DR.. J, F., walker Bank
Bldg, Was 1017.
Christie, Dr. ]. e.. 153 So. Main, Was.
1881.
D. Clarence NJ. Hart. Kearns Bldg. Wa
satch 6103,
DR.. E, II. Conger. 26O So, Main, Wa
satch 923.
DR., C. c. Countryman, Templcton Bldg.
Was. 1927.
Ensign & Rock. Dentists, Old Walker
Bank Bldg. Wasatch 22Sl.
Fairweaiher Dr. Il. c.. Boston Bldg. Wa
satch 5l95.
Grant, Or. Joseph, $40 SO. 18th e. Wa
satch 1881.
Henderson. DR., n. T., Scott Bldg. Was,
1243.
Keysor. DR.. L. NJ. Dentist. Boyd Park
Bldg Wasatch 1854.
Rock 6 Ensign. Old Walker Bank Bldg.
Was. 22Sl.
squires. Dr. ". A.. Mcintyre Bldg. Was,
461S.
Thomas. DR.. d. p, 400 Templeton Bldg,
Wasatch S3S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
GROCERIES AND MEATS.

,,., suDuly Co., groceries and
meats. 1855 SO. State. HSlahd 1873
Raer, F. NJ, Meats and Groceries, s'z
w. ind So. Was. 4ilO.
Boston Meat & Gro. Co, 2lS u. 9th So
Was. 1882.
Brown. Jas. G., Meats ana groceries, "lE
E.. 18th So. Hyland 1886.
c,astl.ton Bros. Meats and General Mer-
cbnpdise, 1886 Ind Ave. was. S2o-
Chase. j. w. 1857 So. Sth East Hyland
3O1.
Ino. CLAYTON, Sue Hoskisson s Clayton,
700 So 3rd East Hyland 3ao6'
John Clayton, Store NO. :, l'ol so 9'h
East Hyland 34oo.
Consolidated Gro. & Meat Co. IL East
Broadway. Exch. GO
CorInthas. Gro. and Meats, Ill So. 5th w
Was. 6119,
S. S. Dickinson. cor. End So. and 9TH East,
Iyland 60-6l-62.
Frewin. Arthur w, Meats and Groceries,
$50 No. 2nd W. Wasatch 6393.
Gem Meat g. Gro. Co, lao X ST. Was,
767.
Harper, r. Z. 70i 9th Ave. Was. 442L
Kirk, John r. 3O6 so. 4th w, Was, S2l7.
Knotts Grocery & Meat Co, 'Satlsfac-
ton" S7S lst Ave. Was. 5536.
Houston, Milan e Lees. meats and gro
ceries, 16 So. Main. Wasatch 2943.
Kramer's Market. 255 w. Broadway.
Was. $500.
Lucas Company. The. f. J. Lucas, Pres,
215 w End So. Was. 522S; Hyland SIS.
Branch No. /, Groceries. SOC L. End So.
Hylaud 500. Branch No l. Groceries, soc
L.. 2nd So: Was 1881, Branch No, 2.
Groceries and Meats, sol So. md W.
Hyland 1878, Branch No, 3, Groceries
1895 So, l1th e.. Was, 5647, Branch No
4, Groceries and Meats, 902 w. No. T.;
Was. 1775. Branch No s, Groceries, lG2
l.. Broadway. Hyland 925. Branch No
I. Groceries, 1901 So. 9th E.; Hyland
| 326, Branch No, S, Meat Dept. 1903 So
| 9th e.; Hyland 1411, Branch No. 8, Meat
! Dept, S04 T.. End So; Was. 5229, Branch
No. 10, Groceries, 275 W. Ind So.
Mccullough Bros, $50 So sth e. Hyla nd
| 1888.
Poul,on, A E. 424 So. End w. Was
! 3049.
Quality Gro. & Meat Co, E. L. Yeamans
! Mgr. 500 2nd Ave. Was. 43S3.
Rich. Edw. e.. Jr, 7So w. No. Temple
! Was. 1912.
F. II. Weight. groceries and meats, 63(
| So. 1st w. Wasatch 1852.
Wilson Bros. groceries and meats, All
| e. and 18th So. Hyland 700
Wilson, James w, 979 w. No T. Was
525S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
coAI-FUEL COMPANIES.

Blackhaw Coal Co, (Blackhawk coaD.
Kearns Bldg, Exchange 4S6.
Castle Valley Coal Co.. King coal, Kearns
Bldg. Exchange 1856.
Central Coal and Coke Co. OF Wyo~. 40
w End So. Exchange 80.
City Coal Co.. AZ W. End So. Was. +2o.
Consolidated Fuel Co.. Hiawatha coal,
Kearns Bldg. Exchange 4S6.
Federal Coal Co., $50 SO. Main Ex. Ill,
Kemmerer Coal Co., 160 So. Main. Exch-
III.
Marsh Coal Co, Is Exchange Place. Was.
l66.
Panther Coal Co. Kearns Bldg. Was. 1856.
Standard Coal Co. wholesale only. 9e5
Kearns Bldg. Wasatch $685.
Western Fuel Co, office 73 SO. Main. yard
500 So 3rd w, w. j. Wostenholme.
Mgr. Wasatcl 71a.
Utah Coal Sales agency. " King" "Hia-
watha." ''Blackhawk" and "Panther"
coal W. D. MacLean, Pres, Kearns
Bldg. Exchange 4s6.
Utah Fuel Co, general offices Judge Bldg.
Wasatch lSl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22

Baclsnan. G. H. II e SO. Temple Was
i2i6.
Booth. Lee, Badger. Rich & Parke, Law
yers 603-6l0 Boston Bldg. Exchange lof-
Oscar w. Carlson g. Jas. NJ Carlson.
Kearns Bldg. Was. $3.50.
J. e Darmer. Cont Natl Bank Bldg
Wasotch 64i3.
0. +. Davis. Newhouse Bldg. Wasatch
Dey & Hoppaugh, kearns Bldg. Wasatch
SOL
Edwards 6; Thomas. Mccormick Bank
Bldg. Wasatch lSf.
Geo Jay Gibson. Kearns Bldg. Wasatch
2se.
Hammond G. Hammond. 5o4-7 Mcintyre
Bldg Was, i59
Hanson & Rozzele. Kssrns Bldg. Was
1894.
Daniel Harrington. Utah Saw & Trust
Bldg. Was. 2S6o.
Huffaker, s. D.. Morgan & Huflaker
Utah Saw. & Tr- Bldg. Was 1859
Jenson. Farley P, Utah Saw. & Tr. Bldg
Was. 50ll.
Kimbsll. D. B. kesrns Bldg. Was. 1875.
King & Nibley. lawyers. Mccormick Bldg
Wasatch 76
Loraie, L.. Stokes & Bagley. Templeton
Bldg. Wasatch 1919,
Marks & Jensen. Atlas Block Was. 3si.
VIM. NJ. McCrea, Utah SAY. & Tr. Bldg.
Was. SOIL.
McGurrin. Edward. Mcintyre Bldg Was,
$50.
Morgan & Huffsker. Utah saw. & Trust
Bldg. Was. 1859.
Nicholas 4. Robertson. Felt Bldg. Wa
satch 1858.
Powers -Marioneaux-Stott & Mckinney.
kearns Bldg. Was. 1880.
Rozzelle Joe w. Hanson 6, RozZelle,
Kesrns Bldg. Was. 1894.
Senior, T. w. Lawyer, Judge Bldg. Wa
Satch 2ilS.
Skeen. Skeen & wilkins. Attorneys, Il@
Walker Bank Bldg Wasa tch 1891
Stewart Bowman. Morris & Callister.
sol Mcintyre Bldg. Wasatca Ss2.
Sullivan. Geo. ~, Lawyer. Boston Bldg.
Wasatch 525.
Thomas & Soule. Judge Bldg wasatch
53i3.
Thurman. WedGewood & irwin. Attorneys.
Walker Bank Bldg Wasatch 53i.
Tobin, John F.. Judge Bldg. Was. 1872.
Warner Ss Ma aglnnis, Attorneys-at-law ".
Boston Bids. Wasatch 1926.
G. s. VarIan. attorney. Utah Savings &
Trust Bldg Wasstch 21I.
Weber q Olson. Lawyers. Judge Bldg.
Wasstch 5sl.
Wiley & Wiley. Walker Bank Blds
Wssatch 2sS2. .
". H wilkins, Skeen. Skeen & Wilkins.
Walker Bank Bldg. Wasatch 1897.
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GRnCERIES-Con't. I.

Mott. Thos. H. Al Richards. Was. 1898
Olson. Bert NJ. 9Th ave. and O. ST. Wa
catch 2900-290l.
Package Grocery, The, Delicatcssen' 90
Il. End so. Was. "a.
Paul ]. j., sIs lth avenue. Wasa'ch
50i9. -
poulton. James H.. Grocer. 2i2 W. Ath
North Wasatch 5l3S.
7ords Grocery. We give S. & IA. Trad
N'r ing stamps. 155 s. 10th L. Was 1Sl'
Russell. c. Y. Cash Grocery. 479 So. 9th
u Hyland 2669
Simons. ]. W., Groceries and ProNis'ohs'
as So. 9th Il. Hyland Piss.
spencer Grocery, s. C. (Ensisn Groc o6i en-
largcd). 100 w Broadway was. So44
stout T. H.. Groceries. Hay. Grain, 1886
So. 9th L. Hyland 1866
Success Grocery. 7oi w. lst So Wa
satch 3206
9oth Ward Coop. Cor i and So Tenn
pIe sts Was. l91.
22nd nd Ward Coop. $50 West 4th North
Was. Ass.
wasa,ch Grocery Co. 6S X ST. Wasatcf
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CLEANERS AND OVERS.

Chicago Cleaning Co.. 81 4. 4th So, Was.
2607.
Continental Cleaning and Dyeing Co., II.
f. Schiller. Mgr. 20 e. Broadway.
Wasatch 939,
Deseret Cleaning Co, l130 Windsor Ave.
Hyland Gas.
Donelson- -Gemmill Cleaning and Dyeing
Co.. 1873 So. 5th Z. Was. 1868.
Economy Cleaning and DyeinS Co.. 40
w. So, Temple, Wasatch 1865.
New Deseret Cleaning Works. 1880 Wind
sor ave. Hyland SAC.
Park Dry Cleaning Co. Geo, T. and H
Jones. Props Hyland 81
Salt Lake Cleaning & Dyeing Co.. 26b So.
State st. Wasatch b235.
Teddy Bear Cleaning Co.. 573 So. State
ST. Wasa tch 1929.
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Coop Furniture Co., 30 SO. Main St
Wasatch 300.
Deseret Furniture Co., 10 So. ". Temple.
Was 2T55.
John Edwards, a P. O. Place. Was. 459L
Granite Furn. Co, 1850 L. 18th So. Hy-
land 241.
Modern Furn Co., 234 So. State st, Exch.
1876.
Standard Furniture Co., So, Main ST,
Wasatch 36I3.
wasatch Furniture Co.. 357 So state
Wasatch S96.
Washburn Furniture Co. new and End
hand goods, % W. 1st So. Was. 5252
Western Furniture Co., $. e. cor State
and Broadway.
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS.

Adrian Hotel, II blocks east o. 5. l.. de-
pot, 2io W. 5. Temple. Was. $500
Aztec Hotel. 80 L. 1st 50. 0. c. Thorn
ton. Prop. Was. $40
Clarence House. The, 81 L, LIST So. Wa
satch ZS07
Colonial Hotel, lii w. lst So Excll' i2.
Cumberland Hotel. Mrs. n. AldrIch. Prop.
3Oi T.. 2nd 30. Wasatch GG2l
DAILY Hotel, 20 Il. Ord So. Was. 1903
Hercules Hotel. 56 w. Broadway. Was,
uotel Fifth East. Was 1880.
Hotel Victor. l5j w. md So. Was 232l
independence Hotel. 81 w. Broadway
Mrs. Ella Buckley. Prop. Was. ll47
kimball Hotel. G9l w. 1st So. Was. 1887.
me Lake Hotel, 4s p o. place. VIM. &.
ia auinond. Prop. Exch. 25G.
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TIE Cash Commission Co. Hay. Grain &
Coal. i27 W. 1st So. Was, 1864.
Phillips Cash Commission Co.. Hay,
Grain, Coal. 764 w, 2nd So. Was. 26ss.
Price, Ell L.. CONS. Co., 3i1 Eccles Ave.
Was. 81.
weidemann Com. Co., 40 Richards st
Was. 6232.