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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

OFFICE MAN-Good salary to compe- tent man; must invest 5000 in the business. Address H-44. care Age
 Herald 7-16-5t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

WANTED-Casnier and assistant book keeper of good address who wants to work; must be capable and accurate worker of character; bond premium will be paid. Address with full references as to character and ability or no atten- -tion paid. Address P-45. care Age-Her- aid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

FOR RENT-one nicely furnished room to gentlemen only. $1o a month; walking
 distance. Call Main 3623-J. ,-1s-3t FOUR desirable rooms. first floor. 2lio
 Sth ave. 7-9-1Ot-eod
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

FOR RENT-Beautifuliy furnished room in modern. home-like place: gentlemen or business couple; will change to suit; close in 2210 7th ave. N. Phone 55o1-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

EXPERIENCED travelling salesmen, to represent well established manufactur- ing concern to hardware and general store trade. We need three more men to help take care of fall business, which begins in July. Positions permanent if you make good. Give references. Lock Il<a-x a I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

OWNER of Havana tobacco plantations wants a partner with capital. C. Seidel, 53e w. 113th st., New York city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

HURRY MONDAY TO THE SLATGH- TERING SALE. WE ARE SLAUGH- TERING NEW MERCHANDISE FOR LESS THAN 50 CENTS ON THE DOL LAR. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND SHOES. READ PRICES: 10-CENT FIGURED LAWNS, CENTS A YARD: THE BEST DRESS GING- HAM, "A CENTS; REGENT CREPES, 10 CENTS: LIGHT COLORED SHIRT- ING, CENTS; 121s GENT WHITE LAWNS. 6 CENTS; THE BEST SEA ISLAND DOMESTIC, 6 CENTS; SHEETS. 72 BY 90, go CENTS; 15- CENT LACES AND EMBROIDERY. I CENTS. HURRY MONDAY TO THE REMNANT STORE, 2017 Ed AVE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

USE your spare time to build up a mail order business of your own. We help you start for share in profits; 27 op- portunities. Particulars free. Mutual Opportunities Exchange, Buffalo, N. Y.
 7-12-3t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

WAN TED-High- class experienced lu- bricating oil, grease and speciality salesman by the largest refiner; best salary and expenses paid; give ex-
 perience and several references first letter.. Address O-35 care Age-Her- ald 6-21-13t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

WANTED-Salesmen good opportunity for the right men: write, stating present sal
 ary earned or last earned and exper1- ence. CT call z05 Jefferson County Bank Bldg 7-17-it
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

CHEWING GUM-Sell to dealers in your town; clean. profitable business built up with our new brands. four flavors, novel packages. Write to- day. Helmet Co.,. Cincinnati, o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

TWO nicely furnished rooms, Southside
 modern home. 1915 s. 10th ave. 7-15-5t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

WANTED-A man of experience in dairy
 ing and stock raising to join me in business of that kind 40 miles from Bir- minghan: l will furnish the necessary land and capital. Actress P-44, care Age-Heiaid. 7-19-2t-s,t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

WANTED-Railway mail clerks; Bir- mingham examinations soon; $75 month; sample questions free Franklin lnsu- ute. Dept. 30, Rochester, N. Y.
 s-29-1mo- -ex-tu&thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

WANTED-Competen crockery travel ing salesmen for Georgia, Florida and Alabama. Answer, giving refer ences. Crockery. 601 Trust Bldg. Charlotte, N. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

AGENTS-Big 24x2S picture and frame. 12c; sells 5oc; also Jack Johnson and other negro pictures; tremendous sell CTS; portraits, convex work, frames: low prices; credit. Peoples Portrait, Dept. 50. Chicago, Ill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

of RENf-fhree housekeeping rooms, water, phone, lights and bath furnished:
 also cool. upstairs room, one person or couple, reasonable. 53o5 1st ave,
 Woodlawn, 499-W. 7-17-5t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

AGENTS-A whirlwind seller for sum- mer weather; concentrated soft drinks; kinds-orangeade raspberry, grape. etc. amazing sales; wonderful profits; get it while it's new; write quick American Products Co., 35l7 Sycamore st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

HUSTLTNG man, under 50 years, wanted in each locality. to join this society and introduce our new memberships; part or full time-S50 to $500 monthly; ex-
 perience not required. Address The I-L-U 20Go Covington, Ky. 5-17-16t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

BE a detective; earn big pay; easy work;
 wonderful opportunities: experience un- necessary Write Fidelity Secret Serv- ice Wheeling, w Va. 7-5-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

AMBITIOUS agents can INver dupli- cate this! Handy atlas sells for 50c' Complete Atlas of the world,l $1.50! Make big money on small capital. Money back if you can't sell. Full in- formation on request. Send today L.
 l., poates Publishing Co, 22 N. Will
 liam St., New York. N. Y. 7-19-2t-su AGENTS--Salary or commission. Great est seller yet. Every user pen and ink buys ion sight; 200 to 500 per cent profit. One agents sales $620 in six days : another $32 in two hours. Mon roe Mfg. Co.,, X 476, Lacrosse. Wis.
 WE start yousin business furnishing everything men and women, $30 to $20O weekly operating our New Sys- tenn Special Candy Faetories,' home or small room anywhere; no canvass ing. Opportunity lifetime; booklet free. Ragsdale Co.,, Box x, East Or . ange, N. J. 7-19-2t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

AGENTS-The biggest money maker out in years: concentrated beer extract; makes real beer by adding water-not near beer; pocket samples; enormous demand; large sales; long profits; don't delay; send postal today. The Ambrew Co.,, Dept. 1881, Cincinnati O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19
TAKE OUR WORD

For it that in is the p.ssest agents proposition of the year. Smallest pocket scissors, key ring, cigar cut ter, bottle opener, button hook. All 5 in i. Article about size of half dol lar Fine steel. Just out. Don't waste time on worked out goods. Send 10c for sample, territory. particulars. F. A. Hesjah Company. 21 Park Row,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

PATENTS procured for inventions on lib- eral terms 20 years experience in pat
 ent business. Write for terms to Chatta- nooga Patent Agency, Washington, D.
 c. or Chattanooga, Tenn 7-12-4t-s su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

HANK CAR tanks for liquid storage. 2o00 to 5000 gallons capacity; practically good as new; unusually low price for quick sale; write or wire. Universal Iron and Supply Co., St. Louis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

PARTNER wanted to buy half interest in we'll established and best paying business in Birmingham on small capital. It will cost you nothing to investigate this. Call at All Lyric Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

eoliE or front rooms. large and cool. 1 suitable for young men or counle. near
 Five Points. Main 6744-J 7-12-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19

HE AfALON-Cool. pleasant, outside ioomsi modern convenienees: moderate
 prices, baths free. 2lOo 5th ave. 7-1e-tf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-30

puI Ot QtIuplliCpVtH Xxx anger Qfc%~
Qdtelbaisn uno andre NIT g0iNsyv
nateH oeriebeK 8orper. unA bod Fns
lie bel u~nesfdbrlihsr, pie mir iearE
lpcroen. oIs Splitter. NabuoGcsp
uitu. Sinh NnaeIbotsn uip. NIT IT,
rem Wioerbntsn ourhQstreten lRS ir
Der Wioerhuten outage getreteR. Sc
Ineifc man oitien nit elmer Ihorfc1s
3an9e alb uno siebe sen SoteH 1xs
Dem We9e 5uriid, nuf 0sm er in ls1F
perIebte @litb einQetreten lit. ~
leood Der authorization in Dem nertre-
ten @lleoe itsdsu 9ebliebtn, 70 rSze
Der 4r5t Den Soten nuf 0le unQejakE%
lidIte Weiie ourhGriiden un6 a.xsE
nit Der 3ange ab'nejieu; Is mar8'
ipnFt Der Satsn 10 ipenj9 tiei tlrssre
brungeE fein. 0ab er - nab cvs=
anqsganaeEer Destruction - GurA
eInen e~init4uitt bI2BaeIcqt unc ers-
Ierut psrosn Tam. 9iei gef1brsi+
der III oas G%iu0rinqen Don 2aA.
naoeln ullp., oie oft in Dem rrries-
ten 0lie& tisf perihninoen: 5hgx
2lQe mub ourb Ront9enIro9km
felt9efieIlt weroeu, nm ,rtfern, Hecr-
Den 81 toRntL. Wdbteno a8rse
1rcmbtorpsr al BERT ielten cine ers
tdbrIite Snfettl,u (@erGiftuugl Der
GSun0e RrurIaden limo 0~oialetIs
Ter. numeutlit ppn aItem 0ot3e uzf
@oI3. neItss in Der @rN. neIts1t D..
oEr aus einem NferoeltuIle h,rugs,
lebr 81 iiirdien, neil tie hie WE1s
ben nit Dem @ift perunrttnl1cT
t%onnen, lueIde9 ben Gtdrrtrugps
perurioht; gang btionotr5 bGufig r.
bies Der 5dll te; 6oI5lplitterH. Kea-
de unter ole NdQe.. Ger Tinoe- osxx
Scben einorin9tn, Sn allen oicgrn.
6dllen mub Der Nrit 3uQe3ogeu a1~gs
Den, oenu es mii7tn nidt nur ogsr
Geile 0es Splitters ioiort %sutsega4
lperoen. iOnbern es mub aud, 8ze
Gntfernun9 Nes Gplitters iofort reg
2DuNoe griinolidit oesinFiSiert u<r=
DEN; oft muB tin Yell oes Ydqcs
e~niIernt lperoen uu0 tdufia mug cazs
~Qtbotener NorIidt cine GinIp-ibRms
BEN Berlebten qemoft neroeu. ~
BET Der mO9lihcn @eroiftuna Currf
GtorrtrnmpfQift dIs @easnaift Bgs
lpclloig 1T. 6rsmoiorper - auABrn-
teilden, Stobl o0er GiIeulptIetgz
peIde in od8 Nuqe geGruvFer
iino, mihen moQtid"it bulo ourdJ Der
Ir5t entfernt msroeu. 8eim 9er-
idluden bon 5rcm1tprpern - Tr1s
len bon @ebiHen uIlp. III 9usar
Der Ir3t 3u3u3ieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-30
@ortipiclr.

Wo9en meme 8lGubiqer mia Ssr'
Hagen, IN Site iperoe ia mid Eus-
nit eini9sn e%ini3en,
Mcmenian babe i'd tetnsn Aurxgsr.
ih mill erit in Gfsn ellen.
Sieb mol meme gIumen. lpic ElA>.
rci3tno ole Winben lpinoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-30

i,ns ~ssicnSsrt anasridtst lu,rosu. lin.
uiis aber III es. oaB elm Volt ME oos
beutihs. mas G%rudbruna on iih
b%strift I'M oIdlten NberslGuben
msiterlebt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-30
TeueS aus udtur- uuS
Scilfunce.

Tie ArtIicI uuter oieier Hubrii limo lehrrelh
uno intereidut IN ibren Nusinhrnnaen
uno ShluBtolQcruu9en r~esralcntIren
lie aber offers niht Die Nuiltien oes
@eiunohctiSrdths.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-30

AetI IS III Au "a tpr Nptpet DAT
nnlhttnsuo Ole 6lbigteit uerlorsn. oieie
Nrl Hahruna nod ssttrie ausSu.
beuten. Sic teoren sum IIe,ih NIT
allen oeiisu Seihweroeu suruf nno be.
ius9su lid iortau in eisism 3~pltipolt.
elis ih 10 uieI, boB th gut arbeiten
fam. onnn tIae lh lhlsdt; eiis th
10 wenis, oaB ih gut lhIafe.
Damn fam th lhIsht arbeIteu
Inter bisleu l~lmitduosn mus NIT
ollem Nahorut bstont weroen, ooB
n,ht nur ourh Noth. ionoeru audi
ourh T%ernunIt Granddaughter uer.
ducsrbor limb. @s Shetlonop nieS
oaju 9ebraht mstoeu fonnen. 1iih.
Qrdteu 81 I~reiisn. 10 beginner I'M
6rublln9 au$geieSle fletne Hlnoer 10.
'olt. y umrluoen III naaeu. uno mers
ben oauon lott. liner aorpsr bat nIlo
thatlahitd burh Anpnnuu9 io9ar ole
60bi9teit. 3|elItotf su ueroauen.
Der lonit IN OR Ybpiipiogle oes Ntsu'
iten but ilr unperooulih gill.
ober IN Der iriiheiter Gppte iiher e,ueu
0dupibeltdnothell unlerer 9tabrun9 ges
biIoet bat, Somit lit Der ShIuB ers
laubt. Den ibrt9enS Sablreide @rperis
mente ldnoit bewieisn baben. Dap nit
Wild, Nbn. Sroo uuo @emuie
aui9eSo9ene Stnoer oenielben 8rao BON
8rait errejdeu iple iolds. Die 9le,db
mad Der @ntwohnun9 6leiid befds
men; Dab lie oa8sgen uou uielen BE-
hmerben Irel bIeIbeu. uuter oeneu
6Ieiihfiuoer Ieioen. ga, alien
lnsgelommt mare nit YflanSen.
TO It 9ehtent, od oiele Elm 9e~iunoereS
Nuiwnhien Qarantlrt 9as duBerit
Ibpahenoe Su9enblater, ME
ooS unnIe frube 6 rwaden Der
Sinnlihteit i%iberhaupt. berubt
reht ei9entlId auf benz iortndbreuben
6Ieti htibeI. Wtauhe idleht be-
rotbene Mtutier. eie IN ibre lunI. nno
iehelabrlgeu &nnbeu bereits iou,sl
6IeIi+ bineinitopft wie nur itaeno
m0sIib. miro iih nid)t e nersih DE
Gbarattere" oaourf herdnSieben,
I%onoern tribe = Onaui ten.
9Gn9It aud Iie9en portlihe @rs
f%dbrun9en Dor, nm oas aIte MiBtrauen
9e9en Efldu5entoit. als oh tie .weniaer
traftl9" Made. gu mioerlegen. Sh
nenne bier nnr ben berilhmteu araiIs
menlhen QiOnsl Stroneiort. nit Der
Nustulatur zines iarneiiihen 6erfuleS.
uno Die beriihmte Sdwimmerlu Wno
nette 9eIermann. cine Der ihnnItgebau.
ten 6rouen, beren europa iid CUR 3eit
rlbnen fann; beibe leben auslhlieBIih
pon YflanSen uno MiIh.
SetonOmle uno 3sitsriparniB meroen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-30

TiIcac bcS mnstelidnundDcn Hldcu@.
Ger mlstelitNwate Niitm Der
lanat bel 8inoern osslpeasn cine be
icnntrs 9sobottunQ uro Vflt1e, neil
c. Die bduii9ite llriate ser Wirbel
iculepsrtriimmun9 1T. 8ei oieien
&rnoeru iGat 3unGht: cine otpiie
YiusteltrdQhei. arf, lie balttn It'd
ttIett unb seiQeu mob beion0er;
@%ey3crrun9en ner Mustugntur. Die
len &inoern muB 0aher HE Qero0.
SaltunQ aelelrt Utrotu mo nurh
llCbun9 Der %oelamtcn 8Uttu unN
SduhmusiuIatur muR Ole lindere
GMhaItuuQ ber rihti1en GteQuna
ernoQIit,t petoeu bc1ieben0t Weritei
t1n9cn miiien belueQIih Qemadt,
oc6 bari has Gino Hibt iiberan
iIren9t peroen, QrcfeFor @6ppert
ii 80ttiu9cu bait oen reQelmdbiocn
or'bopdniihen lluttrrjht gum Mus
g!eih ojeieg Gh1oiQunQtn fiir Die
~Gtti9uetite WaBuobme. Wp oleie
ntat moQIldl lit, miiItu nie Elteru
ne pTlsae oe5 musteliGnodeu nit
tens ibrfy Sjnoer ielbit pbernebmcn
inter InneiiunQ uno QeitunQ zines
&r3tes. pobci ol5 er1te Mobnahme
0.e %GtlongunQ einer Qtraoen 0oliuno
barh beItimmte ~lltbunQen in 1raac
tfnmt. Nm Die llebunQ muir lid
M9toio9e onih,ieben, }um ShIuht
tpmmt Gin trdfiiQes Grottieren oss
&jitens. PHI oies mug inter 9er
meIoung le9Iid)er lleberanitreuQuuQ
8eiaebcn. GonQs Spd}ieroInQs nit
ifren Observation-Disclosures mir,
ten bel 0ieien ainoern uiht erfri
lbeno, ipnocrn id'abi6eno. 9olter
Gooen oorf niht LANCER ols / bis
: W}inuten ouusrn ur0 mub BON ii
ner Rube3eit QeioI9t Icin. Sctbf
po es nIdt QcIingt. bic Wertriims
man9 Der &nphen irQenbmie gu tti-
fern. tam our. GrIeruen Der belt
mogIiden 6oItun9 Ole GntlteQun9
in peIentliher Wsiie perbedt lperoen
rno ourt &%rGfti9ung unO 9efpeQ-
!idlmdhuhJ bss Niidsns ser sort
itritt a~ufgebnIten ,psrben.
&crlctnna burdl NrcmofOrper.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-30
&~crlcbnna burdl Trcmot0rper.

Ylan i6rsI6t ans: Bon ollen
Fremotorpern, nelde 8lieber unIres
Horpers uerlettn t0nnen. iiR0 idein-
, 1914-02-14
OUR TURTLES.

Tbe Danish Fisheries Commission I'M
Guiding Dr. Ostenfeld and Dr. joh Schmidt
have been ON a visit to this part Of the is,
land Yesterday. The two gentlemen. though
Young. have already won international fame
bv their oceanographic and biological I'M
vestIgutious. Dr. Schmidt's name IS IS
pecially connected with researches iuto the
life history of the eel, much Of which bud
hitherto been envelopeI in darkness. He
hls visited Siam, Iceland, the Fuu isles,
the North AJlautic Ocean, and the MeiHerru
mean. aud is the author Of mauy books Dr.
O-teufeId has especially devoted himself 10
botanical studies and p|lanktou Observe
uons.
The Fisheries Commission is especially
interested in the study Of the life Of lorlop>-
e,; they wish especially to secure some living
specimens Of the green ttrHe specIes; these
VIII then be provided with Il peculiar mark,
and replaced IN the sea. II is chiefly Young
specimens winch are deslredi they will be
paid for at the usual rate, calculated after
weight.
1t is the aim Of the Commission to endeny-
our to get regulations introduced throughout
the West Indies to protect the eggs and
Young of the turtles, by which means the
turtle fishery, which ut present is not even
approximately made use OF as it should, can
become IN time IN important source Of reve-
nue. to the population Of tn islands. The
Commission VIII be thankful for any help
shown them by The inhabitants in the put
suance Of their scientific aims.
Persons who may catch living young greon
turtles aud wish to place them at the disposal
of the Commission, are requested to Apply
to Police Assistant Cand. Juris. SchBf r,
Frederikstea. TFeyt E0d Netcs, I0M faAa
, 1914-02-14

W. boca an ir,Dlae.fou that fntlp auua
~ :" ".i ~ s.~an.. 41T- -,
j, ~ N - IA i,...,.
lI.}1r rha. H., ~ r,raIy9 f,nnd W,an
H.. 49, f,,aJ -. !, a,.aat n,1mhar t,getb.
- :, : ,7,tr n..nicl,,r at7..I1
I,t,', ~, 'r"'a i,a's s,r,,,, - 77,fIo ~.
~ ,.,'"t, "mt - ~ oa, mi .aysr.I af
tL.s. NM H., :, na Ly ,no,4 ~ me-
nartl. al4 I'm : wa NV trnsI nnr' nan,~y
=. e.. m,I .r[,,.tn. sn.b = fnJ ~ tha,
s.ni ~, MINI l., ,,jsona nnI ,ns LrtLo
t-,rf... .ftar 7'oe.iy;n, thaI. n,.,I.s miobf ha-
c,n,a ,.,,,r,n,t e~,%TtriLnIors tn ,ba t,raa
I.t,,,
l.. fba ort,,Io from tba W.st F,j Nov.
Ala nnr.,aI ,,,,5 pI,,5,,o ,e.,,. ~.
1,,ht TIT Thar n,.n,.nf nm, raai.,. L,.,,
III a.nar,I ,yov yb.t ,aan. h9r -,
tbos. Ill.,. 4, nm i nm. Ia worth u.h,a. ~.
-, tbotitiso na,oa OWN ~ ,La ya., mas. -
s.,u Ifa ,La+ nn.l,ias -. ,c.,r H.,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-06

international matrimonial prizes,
and the way the prize husbands
turned out:
Sarah Stokes, worth $5,000,000 mar
ried to Baron Halkett, who kicked her
repeatedly deceived her and whom
she divorced
Martha Leishman, worth 100000,
who died leaving her his old debts,
married to Count de Gontaut- Biron,
for which her property was seized.
Florence Audenried. worth $1,000
600, married to Count De la Forest
Divonne, who gambled away her
money, beat her, and ill-treated her.
And there are others. There was
Count Villars, who married Estelle
Chaplin and who spent his time at
his club; Count Castel Minardo, who
married Edith Van Buren, and pa
raded another woman as his wife.
Sir Spencer Headley, who married
Justine Dixon and who drank himself
into insanity; Baron Achselbaum,
who married Estelle Ogden and
ruined her by his eXtravagance-and
dozens of others, every mani Jack OF
whom has been a spendthrift, a liber-
tine and brute, and who, having
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-06

land and Ireland, and then came
across the Atlantic to Canada. He
went from Hudson Bay to Niagara
Falls and from Quebec TO Victoria.
When he came into the United States
he walked to Cleveland, where he
spent a week. Then he walked
through the country TO Chattanooga,
and came from Chattanooga to At
lanta, walking over the right of way
of the Western and Atlantic Railway.
He will leave in few days for Jack
sonville, and will spend some time in
Florida, later probably going to Mex
leo and Central America and down
through South America.
To Inherit S5o,ooo
Mr. WIKI says he intends to write
a book about his experiences, in which
he win include chapter about At
lanta Unlike the usual globe-tr
ting pedestrian, he says he is not do
ing it on any wager, but simply be-
cause he wants to. His people, he
says, are wealthy and send him
money, although sometimes when his
remittances are delayed he has to go
to work When he returns to Amer
lea, Mr.. WIKI says he will come with
$4,000, which he inherited from his
grandmothers estate.
The globe trotter il 26 years old
and at the age of - was a private in
the South African army that waged
war with Great Britain. Later he
served as a mounted policemen on
the ranges of the TransvaaL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-06
CITY OPENS FREE
WARD To FIGHT
MEASLES
Alarming Spread of Disease Spurs
Leaders to Establish Retreat
in Grady Hospital.

An emergency hospital for children
,,ving measles will be opened in
Grady Hospital at noon Friday.
1Io1ev. beds, nurses and doctors We're
,royided by Mayor Woodward, the
po9rv club and DR.. ]. p. Kennedy,
o,the city health office, ut a meeting
i'm Me Winecoff Hotel Thursday night.
DIT. Kennedy said the death rate
among whites in Atlanta would be
upcb lower if the negroes were re-
moved from the city.
d. W. B. Summerall proposed a
l,oo0O0 reorganization Of Grady Hos
Initial TO include the housing under one
roof Of all public hospitals in the city,
and including new municipal hos
More Hospitals Promised.
1favor Woodward assured the club
Members that next year the city bufA
get will carry an appropriation for
,vo contagious hospitals, one for ne
groes and one for white persons, and
hath removed from Grady Hospitals
In cash and notes. $500 was sub
.aribed for the hospital. The large
number of neglected cases of measles
in the city caused the promoters of
The emergency hospital to arrange for
,be opeEing of the hospital with 90
beds at noon Friday.
Free medical advice will be given
those who appeal to the emergency
fospital even after all the beds are
taken If the bed space is taken up
an extension of the emergency hos
rlaI viii be arranged Immediately.
Day Nurseries Affected.
N7vor Woodward offered the use of
A side building new used partly as a
CONTAGIOUS disease ward by Grady
HOSPITAL. Part of this building is I'M
occupied. and is being cleaned and
renovated
The emergency hospital will be I'M
der the direction of the city health
office It will be supported by the
Rotary club.
DR.. w b. Summerall, speaking of
tde extent to which measles has
spread in the city, said two day nur-
series. patronized by working women,
mostly widows, have been closed. In
one OF mem eight CIllluIeIl Nele al
facted and in the other place twelve
babies contracted measles. DR.. Sum-
neral said the children often had to
he placed three in one bed.
Mortality Statistics.
DR.. Kennedy gave these figures:
I'm 1913, 1856 whites died in Allan
Ia, establishing percentage of 11.49
TO every 600 whites. If negroes were
removed from the city, the death rate
among whites would be surprisingly
lower Last year ,529 negroes died IN
Atlanta. or a death rate of "a.
Addresses also We're made by Fred
]. Paxon, F. Q. Foster, Victor II.
Kriegshaber, r. l.. Foreman, DR.. f, E.
Quillian, chairman of the City Board
of Health and Howard Geldert, see
rotary Of the Rotary Club
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-06
BUCHU FINE FOR
WEAK KIDNEYS
Mixed With Juniper Is Old Folks
Recipe for CIogged Kidneys
and Backache.

Most folks forget that the kidheys'
like the bowels get sluggish and
rIopeed and need a flushing. occa-
eion9llv else we have backache ana
dnll misery in the kidney region Sc
y,ere headaches, rheumatic twinges'
tornfd liver. acid stomach, sleep!ess-
ness and all sorts Of bladder disor-
ders dizzy spells, spots before the
ewes, frequent desire to urinate. .,
To avoid above troubles, you simply
must keep your kidneys active and
lean and the moment you feel any OF
the above symptoms get good sized
bottle Of Stuart's Buchu and juniper
Compound from any good drug store.
lake a teaspoonful in a glass OF
T,.ater after meals Stop eating
sweets or sugar In a few days your
I,idneys will then act fine and natural
Stuart's Buchu and Juniper is harm =
ioss to flush clogged kidneys ana
stimulate them to normal activity
II aIsn neutralizes the acids in the
Zine so IL no longer hurts to pass
,"afsr thus ending bladder disorders.
Everybody should take stuart bl-
an And Juniper now and then TO
IJonn tber Kidneys clean. lts old
roll,e' recipe. and be sure me ofus-
gisIs give you stuarts.-Advt.