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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
REAL
 ESTATE BARGAINS
NEW 2-sToRY HoIsE

NEW 2-sTORY HOUSE
 PRICE s5000; CASH S350. Located on a nice little lot east of goth st. has dining room, living room kitchen, three bedrooms and tile bath. oak floors, beautiful wood work. large cement basement and furnace heat; just the best snap in the city; terms real easy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR SALE-6-room cottage, corner lot, Hyde Park, on car line. s1600; easy terms. L. C. Pettyjohn. 1702 5th ave 200-ACRE farm, located in edge of county site, fronting main pike road, also bor- dering creek; level and smooth, with 70 in cultivation; fine new dwelling and tenant houses, high school, churches. R. F. D. and telephone Price, only s4500, with terms. Address Sid l.. Bea- son, Whitney. Ala
 1200 acres of fine, level land, miles north of Pensacola, the best city on the gulf coast the soil is Norfolk sandy loam with clay subsoil; every acre is fertile land, and especially adapted to the growth of truck, oceans and Satsuma oranges; canning factory and cream cry are now being erected on the ad- joining property; two railroads and pike road run through this land from Floma- ton to Pensacola, and three railroad stations are In sight of the land. Price, $50 per acre. Would consider an ex- change for improved Birmingham prop erty. Lonergan & Kendrick Realty Co.,, 15o1-2 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Main 753s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR RENTL926 per month. 10-Toom brick
 flat corner seth tt. and 10th ave Inquire. 1ohu w. o'Nsill 2no a ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

TWO SUPERIOR APARTMENTS FOR
 RENT
 1709 10th Avenue, south. Five large rooms and bath, garage and servants house; large porches. private entrances front and rear; ready for oc- cupancy September 15. Rent begine oc- tober 1. Write owner. Box MA Birming- ham, or phone A2 Besssmer in after- moons. e-S3-1t-ou
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
s1x-RooM BUNGALOW.

SIx-ROOM BUNGALOW.
 A brand new sx-room bungalow well located on South Highlands, one block from car. The homes in the immediate neighborhood range in price from $7500 to $3O.000. This can be had for $60O under the market as compared with 90 days ago. Absolutely one of the best buys on the market. The owner needs the mony and will not trade for any thing. If you are looking for real nice home at a real bargain please see us You can't help from liking this one.
 MESSER REAL. ESTATE & INS. co.
 S19 Main.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

VICTRoLAS
 GRAFoNOLAS VICTOR AND COLUMBIA RECORDS Machines from Sl5 to $500 Monthly pay ments to suit you. Play as you pay
 NEW STOCK. The latest type machines. Most complete stock of records in Birmingham.
 TAKE YOUR CHOICE. You can appreciate the advantage of com pairing victrolas and Grafonolas side by side.
 New records twice each month, the goth and 18th. Phone us. We will send you selection, play them on your machine and keep those you like.
 MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. Ask for complete record catalogs. Records sent by parcel post anywhere You can buy machines from us no matter where you live. Write us.
 CLARK & JONES.
 1874 Third Ave. Main 60e1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
ONE CENT 4 WORD HATEs--One cent a word . dsys m a1-
 tnken Tor less fhaa eSe for first fnser-
 .l-n t.sh must areamnanv prd~r.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT~0cto6er i. at s16 per moiifh,
 elegant residence. No. 1924 12th ave. in the very heart of South Highlands: has rooms, furnace heated, fronts south. large lot, all necessary repairs will be made by the present owner. who has just purchased the place. Malone & Mcconnell. Agents. 2024 Sd ave. s-2s-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOX SALE-Seven acres lying above the | Roebuck Springs golf grounds between East Lake and Huffman. Has neat l. room. plastered house, which sets in g. acre grove. with chicken runs, 50-foot brooder house and other outbuildings: nne well freestone water. Five acres In cultivation; 3 acres best truck garden in county. which must be seen to be appreciated. Half-acre vineyard. all kinds berries. 125 bearing fruit trees. Lies in corner two roads, one running along to north of golf grounds. other to Huff man. Well fenced; fixed up for near-in country place. Free from indebtedness. Will sell with crop or keep possession , until party wants same. Hundreds of chickens to show how they thrive on this chert ground. Not trying to unload dead one" See 1t in it's prime. Will sell part cash, balance on time. Call or address Mrs. B. NJ Baer, S1s5 1st ave-, opposite East Lake park FOR SALE-Furniture for an fs-room rooming houses bargain. Apply 1sl6h 4th ave. Phone 4799-J. s-1s-7t
 
 s2 VALUE FOR s1 Your dollar will buy two dollars worth at the
 ALABAMA FURNITURE co. For instance:
 Golden oak combination desk and bookcase, s6.
 1 Chifferobe, S15. vernis Martin beds. $50 and up. Brass beds, S15 and up. Rugs. soc and up. Porch rockers, sl.5o.
 ALABAMA FURNITURE co.
 2209 2d Ave. Main 497
 s-22-2t
 FOR SALE s14Oo per front foot 200 on 18th st, runs from Marshall ave. to 14th ave. east side of street, 119 feet deep.
 L. G. PEPryJoHN.
 1702 9TH AVE. WE buy and sell secondhand furniture.
 TIDwELL & BACON
 FURNITURE CO,
 2113 2d Ave. Main 165.
 s-22-2t SIX-YEAR-OLD horse; not blemish on him; gentle and can be driven by lady, cheap for cash. Cartercar Sales Co.,. PIP Ave. c. S-20-3t-th-fr-su
 INVESTOR We have listed with us for quick sale east of s. 20th st., in good neighbor- hood, modern, 9-room home, baths, Broom servant house: lot 50xl90; renting for $50 per month. This place can be bought within the next 10 days for $5500; terms, S16SO cash and assume $3S7o per cent mortgage. This a good investment as well as a nice home.
 THE LIVE WIRE.
 HAGGARD REALTY CO.,,
 Phone 7794
 s-19-3t- we fr-su FOR SALE-something you have been looking for, modern housc east of goth street, at a bargain price; rooms hardwood floors, tile bath. and furnace heat, beamed ceiling and built-in book cases; in fact, everything that Is essen- tial to the ideal home; 1a block from Lakeview and Highland ave. cars. Price, 5000; small cash payment, balance like rent. McKinley-Cavenaugh Realty Co.,, ST Empire Bldg. Main 937. SIX ROOM, modern in every respect, be- sides large sleeping porch, garden and chicken yard; 5000, half cash and
 A broom cottage in same nighborhood with all modern convenineces and in good condition; S2500, terms. These dwellings are located in the best sec- tion of North Birmingham, convenient to all industries Bargain for homes or investment Always rented at good price.
 L. P. HILL. 1924 4th Ave. Phone 4722.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

GENERAL merchandise business; do about S60,000 cash and S0-day busi- ness stock, S10,000 or $12,000; close to oil fields; biggest in south; fine location; don't answer unless you have the money and mean business
 Box 142 Mansfield, La. 6-2S-St-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR RENT. Apartments, dwellings and stores in all will take pleasure in showing you. ANGLIN- WHITE R. & L co, Phone 1923. POPS lst Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

WANT-To sell by owner lots-in Acipco section; lots one, two, three and four, block six. M. V. Elkins addition; 18th ave. and 18th street, $225 per lot; half down. Address F-55, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR SALEINew 6-room bungalow in Norwood. and the price is just half what you think 1t is. Let me show you. S2S First National bank. E. E. Dean, phone 5S3S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR SALE-$5000 will buy modern B. room home in ideallocality of Norwood furnace heat. hardwood floors, tile bath, etc; elevated lot fronting east, one block from car. This price is below the market value and we are in a position to make easy terms. Mckinley -Caven- augh Realty Co.,. 6l7 Empire Bldg. Main 937
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. Modern 9-room residence. on large ele- vated lot Best part South Highlands. Price only $l5 per month. Phone L.. E. Ford
 FORD BROS. REALTY AND INSUR.
 ANGIE COMPANY. s16 N. z1st. Phone el1k
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR SALE. THIRD AVENUE NEAR 18th STREET 50 by 40, brick stores. Will take part pay in first-class South High land home. Submit )ffer. TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON, 10th Floor Jefferson County Bank.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

I HAVE for exchange for unincumbered South Highland residence property 10 good negro houses. rented for $l20 per month My price Is si600o; mortgage s5o00. What have you to offer? Bide
 with
 H. D. WILLIAMS REALTY CO, 1203-4 Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
 Main 2S5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

HOW WOULD YOU FEEL
 IN YOUR OWN HOME? $2350 for modern broom house one block from car, best part of West End; terms $100 cash. balance $22.50 per month.
 $1500--5-room house. three blocks from car in West End, with street iin- provements. etc; $50 cash. balance $15 per month.
 s45O0--Modern Groom house on corner lot, best part West End; will sell on easy terms or trade for a small house anywhere in city. Call us up and let us show you our West End property. We can please you in every detail
 PEIRcE- FosHEE REALTY CO, 7C9-10-11 Empire. Phone 6955. WE offer 1oox1sO feet, corner of 9th ave, at S30,000 on exceedingly lib- eral terms; we consider this s100 per foot under the market and the best buy on the avenue. H. D. Will Hams Realty Co.,. 1203-4 Jefferson Co. Blk. Bldg. Main 2s5.
 s-23-3t-su- tu -th
 SOUTH HIGHLAND HOME. A South Highland 2-story. 7-room mod ern home on lot 4x150 can be bought for $400 less than owner paid six months ago. This house Is only about a year old. and is modern in every particu- lar It Is delightfully."- located with a ! beautiful view of city. The price is s6850; 5000 cash and $40 per month with out interest. See Lide with
 Fl. D. WILLIAMS REALTY CO. 1203-4 Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
 Main 2S5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

TRUCK FARM FOR RENT. Two 5room cottages and acres truck farm ready for fall planting. in Greater Birmingham, on car line; all for $50 per month. 11-room house. N 25th st, s55 per month. Two housekeeping apart ments. One furnished if desired for small increase. 12-room, 2-apartment. Norwood resi- dence. In best locality. s60 per month. Large grounds. Can give immediate possession.
 Six new negro tenant houses. all rented: North Birmingham; to exchange for residence property, either improved or unimproved. See us for black belt farms will lease 15S0 acres fine alfalfa and stock farm near Greensboro, $1 per acre. 1o-year lease; plenty water; 1900 acres open land.
 L. P. HILL,
 1924 4th Ave. Phone 4722.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
FOR SALE.
 $40, ,000. CLOSE IN.

Corner 100 by 100. bitulithic paving both sides brick buildings. Will take part pay in property of good value.
 TALK WITH ALAN JEMTSON, 10th Floor Jefferson County Bank.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR RENT-ss0 per month. 2-story. r
 room house. with servants house.
 2120 N. sth ave. Inquire John w. ONeill. 2020 Ed ave, city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR SALE-One broom house in Me- ridian, Miss Splendid location on north side of town, near car line; rare bar gain. For terms, address Mrs $. J. Smith, East Ave. D, San Angelo. Tex.
 S-23-3t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

GEO. O. MABRY. 302-3 JEFFERSON co. BANK BLDG PHONE MAIN 2572.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

opportunity is awaiting the man with
 quality and push. I am not selling my
 practice. but am only selling my prop erty at invoice price. Address all com T kmunications to F. o. Box 365, Dothan, tAla. 8-9-3t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR SATE-Six-l lor, 7-passenger car in perfect condil mileage less than 5000: bargain. Cos~ Motor Sales Co. Phone 1858.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

160-ACRE FARM. 1eO-acre farm, good level red land, in Jefferson county; IA miles from Birming ham; on good pike road; 1o0 acres in high state sof cultivation, balance in woodland; splendid improvements. This place can be had for $6600; will trade in cottage or bungalow as part payment; balance small cash payment and terms on the rest
 ''The Live Wire.
 HAGGARD REALTY CO,
 801 American Trust Bldg.
 Main TEA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23
.ANE GENI 4 W0RD.

RATEs-One cent . word tiays no nd tnken for less fhan 25c for flrst inser- tinn. t'rsh sor~t nrrnnpany 1rder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

FOR SALE-Modern bungalow. 6 large rooms and hail. tile bath, furnace heat. hardwood floors, screened, papered and shaded throughout; elevated lot; one block from car line, in choice locality of South Highlands. Price, s5250; terms to suit Mckinley -Cavenaugh Realty Co owpers 617 E,rnpire Bldc Main 937
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

PHONE ME FOR A LIST OF BAR
 GAINS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

A HUDSON 5-passenger automobile, good as new; also three sets oak and glass partitions; metal grill cashiers win dows; fine for banks and offices; big bargain. L. B. Graham, 2119 list ave. Phone Main 3263.
 FOR SALE OF ExCHANGE-For farm, vacant lots, near Crews Station, South Ensley car line; will pay some differ ence. J. P. K, 2419 Avenue H, Ensey Phone Ensley 598-J,
 FOR SALE-On easy payments, terms like rent, 7-room, 2-story. bath, electric lights. gas etc, North Haven. I. R. E.. Co.,, Harry Lyon, sales agent, 415 Amer ican Trust Bldg. Phone 764.
 FOR SALE-Pedigreed English setter pup, male, 6 months old; comes from a line of winners; fine limbs; low-set ears; good broad hips; white with black and tan markings; can use coming season. Address J. c. Moses, care Age-Herald. WILL trade well located 7-room resi- dence on 18th st. and 10th ave; has three bedrooms upstairs and four rooms down, faces east nice size lot. for smaller piece of property; - our price only $4500. H. D. Williams Realty Co.,. 1203-4 Jefferson Go. Blk. Bldg. Main 285. S-23-3t-su-tuth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

NORWOOD
 $5250 BUNGALOW FOR $4250 This is a real high class home, mod ern in plan, construction and fin tsh; has 6 large rooms, plenty of closets, tile bath. mirrored doors, oak floors, furnace heat; the buyer may select the paper and chandeliers: near the boulevard. on 50-foot lot fronts east Someone will save 5000 by buying this; terms $500 cash, bal ance easy payments
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-23

TRADE REAL. ESTATE. I have customer with s5000 cash and $500 in unincumbered real es- tate, who wants good close-in piece of business property or a good apartment house worth from $15.000 to $20.000.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-24

Winslow winter weather, is a
whole lot better than the "back
home" freezing kind.
A birthday dinner was given in
honor of Miss Esther Ross last
Saturday evening at her home
on West Third Street. Those
resent were: Alice Her, Cora
CreWell, May Proctor, Margurite
Day and Gladys Fouts.
Billy Powers, Ed Gille and
Luther Hart, rolled into town
this week from a surveying cruise
in the country about Sunset
mountain.
Say a good word for Winslow--
this is a whole lot more livable
place than many other sections
Of the Map.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-24
Grazing Permits

Notice is hereby given that all
applications for permits to Craze
cattle, sheep, horses and swine
within the COCONINO NATION
AL FOREST during the season
of 1914, must be filed in my Office
at Flagstaff, Arizona, on or be-
fore January Is, 1914. Full infor-
nation in regard to the grazing
fees to be charged and blank
forms to be used in making app
lications, will be furnished upon
request.
WIN. DRAKE,
Supervisor.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-24
Town Locals

Someone broke into the Ice
House Wednesday night and ex-
tracted two dozen bottles of the
product that made Millaukee
famous. These hard times are
driving people to procure the
necessities of life even to the
extent of committing burglary.
Judge A. H. Hansen made a
business trip to Flagstaff Tues
1 day.
Mrs. Rice, wife of Train Des-
patcher Ralph Rice, returned
Thursday from two months visit
with relatives at San Diego.
]. W. Bush, who is employed
in the Indian Service at Leupp
was in Rolbrook Tuesday on bus
mess.
Mrs. C. NJ, Service returned
from Los Angeles the first Of
the week where she has been on
a vacation for the past six weeks.
She says Los Angeles climate is
fine but the climate of Winslow
is good enough for her.
Frank Purcell, the Springer
vile sheepman, is in town this
week. Mrs. Purcell, who has
oeen quite i'll, is recovering rap
idly.
Julian Montoya, in charge of
the Babbitt Store at Canyon
Diablo, is is town buying mer-
chandise for his store.
During the week Father Ket-
chum and Mr.. Elliott, from the
Indian Bureau at Washington,
have been in the country north
of Winslow, viewing the prospect
of opening Indian lands for sett-
lement. Father Weber, from St.
Michaels, Arizona, who was such
a factor in settling the disputes
of the Navajos very recently at
Beautiful Mountain, accompan-
led the party.
Edward Bryne, the Denver
paint man, is in Winslow on
one of his regular trips.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-24

First Maiden-Why this uhseeming
gayety on thy part, brother?
Second Martian-I've got a chance
to pick up little ready money. [
just got wigwag from the world that
one of them aeroplanes is stuck on
one of our satellites and they want
me to drop em a rope.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-24
Notice

All cupon books given by II.
H. Smith & CO. on the piano
must be traded out by Feb 18th.
After that date they become void.
w. E. Beck & Co.
The manager of the Gem re-
verted back to the old style OF
coats by wearing a swallow-tall,
for short time the first of the
week, the tail Of his coat being
swallowed by a dog in Old Town
while passing out bills.
Mrs. Ethel Richmond of Wash
ington. D. c., recently arrived
in Winslow and will make her
home here. She is at present
stopping at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Kleindienst.
Apprintice J. D. Calhoun, Of
the Winslow shops, has gone on
a visit to his home in Louisiana.
Wednesday night Engine No.
1886 ran head-on into a string OF
cars and was badly damaged.
Switch engine No. POSI- in
charge of engineer Savage and
fireman Bristol, was de-ralled
early Friday morning and it was
fortunate that no one was hurt.
! A string of cars was kicked on
the siding and left while the en-
CINE went up after some cars
at the ice plant. When engineer
+ Savage returned with the cars
! he ran full tilt into the cars that
were left on the siding but which
| in the meantime had run back on
the track, turning his engine
over and damaging it to a con-
siderable extent.
Chas. J. Babbitt of Flagstaff,
spent a day in WinsIow, and
left for Cincinnati.
Bertram and Edwin Babbitt,
in their big autos, were Win
slow visitors this week.
Mrs. Hathaway, mother of DR..
C. L. Hathaway, has been seri-
ously i'll of pneumonia at her
home on Kinsley Avenue. She is
reported to be improving.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-24
Church of Christ

Lords Day Worship, Bible
School, Communion and Sermon
10 to IL A. M. Evening Sermon
8 P. NJ. Mid-week devotional
meeting Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. Christian Circle We'd
nenday afternoon. Workers Con-
ference and Teacher Training
Thursday evening at 7.45. Song
practis Friday evening. You are
invited to work and worship
with us. Place of meeting Elk's
Building.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-24

The iCritic-Sorry missed seeing
that mob scene in your last produc'
The Actor-To which mob scene do
you allude? The one in the play, the
one in the audience. or the one on sal
ary day?
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-24

Mrs. Hammer, wife of the
night round house foreman arr
wed in Winslow last week from
Colorado.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-24

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
KINGSBURY TO FACE
ALLIANCE CRITICS
Asks for Facts In Hospital Ale.
gations-Asserts Cost COM
parison Unfair.

John A. Kinssbury. Commissioner Of the
Department Of Charities. who was warned
by the Hospital Alliance a few days ago
that II he did not watch out for his
white alley" the alliance would go to
Mayor Mitchell with the information that
the Commissioner was "stuflng' his hos
pitfalls in order to get an increased ap-
preparation, has asked the special COM
mittee of the Hospital Alliance to meet
him.
In reply to the letter he received from
the committee. Commissioner Kingsbury
invited its members to appear in his Of
fee this afternoon armed with all the
facts and with the sources of the facts
as well. He wants to know just how the
committee arrived at some Of the con-
illusions they announced and on what
basis they compared private with public
institutions.
AS to the assertion that he had care
fully set the stage for tho night inspec-
ton by Mayor Mitchell. Commissioner
Kingsbury points out that the night Of
the inspection was by no means the most
crowded night tho Metropolitan Hospital
has had recently.
BY way OF sting the Commissioners
puts this paragraph at the end Of the
statement he gave out yesterday:
II regret to say that some Of the private
hospitals have submitted for my approval
bills containing the names OF patients
who have paid the private hospitals out
Of their own funds in whole or In part.
There have been cases submitted on the
city bills which were merely attended at
the dispensaries. Moreover. except where
the case is strictly emergent, do not
propose to accept as n proper public
charge in a private hospital a case for
whose care adequate provision could be
made In one OF tho city hospitals. and.
here again, regret to say, many such
cases are reported to me regularly"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
enough TO cost a lot Of power.

Both yachts stood up well In the pip
ing breeze, and showed themselves
steady and seaworthy. II anything the
crew of the Resolute handled the sails
with a little more freedom and dis
patch.
The Defiance. on the other hand. even
with her reduced rig, was mighty ten
der-so much so. in fact, that she
crossed the line with a working topsail
in place Of the more effective club top
SAIL The comparison Just about ended
there, in view of the fact that Captain
Howell decided to go sailing off on his
own hook once the race was on.
He lives down at Atlantic Highlands,
and knows every current and eddy In
those waters. No doubt he counted on
gaining some advantage. but for once
was outwitted. Further than that, the
big lib Of the Defiance carried her off
the wind so that she was hopelessly
beaten within the first hour OF the race
and before the accident which forced
her TO withdraw.
Incidentally, II may be said that from
a purely sporting point Of view Cap
tain Howell would have done better to
stick to his rivals as a means OF fur
nishing the Americas Cup committee
with a better chance to compare the
racing qualities Of the three boats.
The chief purpose of these trials is
not the mere winning Of race by gain
ing some wind or tide advantage denied
the others, but TO satisfy those who
have the selection of the defender in
hand as to the ablest boat to pit against
the Shamrock ".
When the John ]. Timmons steamed
terday morning with the newspaper
men on board the captain called the
weather smoky and promised rolling
sea. This Of necessity caused some ap-
prehension among the land lubbers
present. The sun. however. burned
through the clouds and mist just before
the yacht started, and while the sea
was lumpy it was not so unkind as to
put the just and the unjust on the
same footing.
The yachts furnished a wonderful
marine picture as they raced to the
outer mark, and almost majestic one
as they went sliding up to the finish
line, with their towering sails bellying
out on both sides like the wings of
some huge bird.
A number of motor launches and
steam yachts followed the boats over
the course, and when the Resolute
swept across the line the blare of
whistles sent iocks Of Mother Carey's
chickens scurrying away. and gave a
slight inkling Of the hurrah and ex-
element on the same waters some day
next September.