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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
REPORTS OF BREAK
 BETWEEN KITCHEN AND WILSON ABSURD
This Is Opinion of Cecil Beasley, Senator Bank heads Secretary, Just
 Back From Capital

That the report to the effect that there will bea break between President Wilson and Claude Kitchen, chairman of the ways and means committee on the form CTS plans respecting preparedness is greatly exaggerated, was statement of Cecil A. Beasley of Fayette private secre- tary to Senator Bankhead, Who returned yesterday from Washington.
 There will be no break" said MT. Beasley. This is the idea prevailing among the best informed members of Congress. MT. Kitchen has said that on account of pledges he made to his con stituency, he could not indorse the Presi- dents navy programme. but that he could indorse the programme respecting the army. He has also made it plain that he programme-that his sole opposition would be in the exercise of his vote
 ''rhe report of probable break in the party, a break of such magnitude as to render doubtful the reelection of MT. Wilson. is almost ridiculous. MT. Kitchen is an able and sensible man and the President is able and sensible. The two men can differ without going to the ex- treme of wrecking or making impossible the continuance of party harmony. Why, it is remembered that MT. Underwood and the President did not agree on all sub- jects. And yet under the guidance of the former the old ship was able successfully to weather all storms.
 While among members in Washington there is more or less discussion regarding probable developments. there are In prog ress no caucuses. Everything is quiet The idea prevails that prosperity Is re- turning rapidly and that next year, this country will grow fat with flush times The wind has already been taken out oi the sails of the republicans, and it is believed that the plans of the President will be acquiesced in without any fam bouyant opposition. The Congress will have to legislate to the end that revenue for governmental purposes be raised-this due to the fact that the special war tax expires January 1, ana the tariff on sugar is lifted in the spring. And then vii come the question of preparedness against a possible war of the future. And then he will be interested in the ship purchase bill which because of drastic changes will in all probability escape the opposi- tion which during last session caused its practical defeat"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12

Fifteen good men and true, have filed declarations of their intentions with Judge J. P. Stiles of the probate court to enter the race for city commissioner of the city of Birmingham All of the prospective candidates are well known in the city and with the exception of ]. B. Gibson, who announced his with drawal from the race, all of them will probably qualify in time to have their names placed on the official ballot. The large majority of the candidates are resi- dents of old Birmingham, although the suburbs east and west have candidates in the field. The following declarations had been filed in the probate court up to yesterday afternoon: w. D. Hankins. J. D. Truss, Perry w. Turner, C. w. Austin, Dan Hogan Glover Moore w, II. Barnard James H. McCary, Scudder Ryall, Isadore Shapiro, M. H Mcdowell, J. R. Hornady Roy E. Perkins and J, B. Wood.
 There may be other announcements be- fore the time limit expires.
 Thirty-six citizens of the county have filed their declarations as prospective can didates for the board of revenue. It is understood there are many others who intend making the race but as yet their names have not been filed in the probate court. The list includes all the present members of the board, and several for mer members of the board. The list in- cludes: w. B. Fowlkes, w. J. Wheeler, Pinckney City; William G. Estes, J w. Gwin, J. B. Vines, Short Creek; Hugh McGeever F. A. Hewett, c. r. Dodson, Mount Pinson; J. w. May j. H. Har- grove, Job Going, George C. Mosley, w. D. Wade. Rufe K Bivens, w. Jack Kel- ley, Ensley: R. B. Rogers, East Lake; J. Thomas Miller Hillman; Pearce l.. Lewis, John N. Smithson, Bessemer; R. M. Grif- fin, H. H. Huffstutler, l.. H. Pennington, Beauregard Vintson, R. F. Lovelady, J. H. Taylor, James F. Foster. William J Mims, C. L. Spain, A. J. Farley, Leeds G. W. Armstrong, T. c. Mcdonald, J. H
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
RESTAURANT ] FOR SECOND AVENUE Gulas Brothers to Have Site of. Merchants and Me-
 chanics Bank
approximating $500,00O.

An up-to-date cafe is to be opened in the building formerly occupied by the Merchants and Mechanics Trust and Savings bank on Second avenue be- tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. The building has been leased for five years by the Gulas Brothers or EnSley, who are among the best known caterers in the district. Mir. Gu las stated that they intended spending from s12,O00 to $15,000 on the fixtures and equipment and that it would be one of the best appointed cafes in the district He stated that two of his bothers left yesterday for Chicago and Cleveland to place the orders for the fixtures and equipment The work of remodelins the building has already commenced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
.DR. WHALING ID BE
 HERE NEXT SUNDAY Will Preach Morning and Evening at South Highland
 Presbyterian Church

The Rev. Thornton Whaling, D. D.,
 president of thu Columbia Theological
 seminary of the southern Presbyterian
 church, will occupy the pulpit of the
 South Highland Presbyterian church next Sunday at the morning service, at
 Il o'clock and at the evening service lat o'clock.
 Dr. Whaling was formerly pastor of that church and is well known here
 He is an exceedingly popular pastor is a strong preacher, and is one of the eminent men in the southern church Dr. Whaling was called to greater sphere of usefulness and, in addition to his office as president of the above named seminary, he Is an author of note, and as an impromptu speaker has , few equals.
 His works and his addresses are charming in style, full of truth, and he is an authority on the distrines of the Presbyterian church. Dr. Whaling's morning subject will be, The Atonement and the Modern Mind, and at night his theme will be What Presbyterianism Stands For" Friends of Dr. Whaling and of the South Highland Presbyterian church and all persons interested in these timely subjects are cordially invited to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
Meeting Again Postponed

Word was received yesterday from Peter Lee Atherton. president of the Jackson Highway association, that the meeting at Nashville of the directors and pathfinders of tho Jackson High way association to decide the route for the Jackson highway has been post poned until November IS on account of convention that happens to be in Nashville on November IT. the former date.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
S5 Men Have Filed With Judge Stiles Notice of
 Prospective Candidacy
Fifteen of These Are For City Commission 36 For Board of Revenue, IA For Judgships Three For Coroner 10 For Constable and Four For Other Offices

i, F. Mosley, H. NJ. Archibald, W. J. Cam eron, Tom Morris
 There are IA entries so far in the race of judges of the circuit court of the Tenth judicial circuit of Alabama. There are 10 judges to be elected, which includes the Bessemer and chancery courts. AL most all the incumbents of the several county courts have stated they would be candidates for the judgeship that cor responded with their present position
 The list of entries include;
 Circuit Judge No. 1-Alfred H. Benners, R. B. Kelly J. B.. Aird.
 Circuit Judg No. 3-Richard l.. Williams, H. F. Hefln.
 Circuit Judge No 4-Horace c. Wilkin- son, Palmer P. Daugette.
 Circuit Judge No. 5-William Jackson
 Circuit Judge No. 7-John c. Pugh.
 Circuit Judge No. S-Charles W. Fergu- son. John D. Strange, Roger W. Snyder. Circuit Judge No. 9-John H. Miller.
 Circuit Judge No. 10-Henry A. Sharpe. County officials seeking election who have filed their declarations are:
 Tax Collector-P. B. Bowers
 Tax Assessor-D. E. Mcbendon. Clerk of Circuit Court-William J. Wal drop.
 Deputy Clerk of Circuit Court of Bes- semer-Rose Huey.
 There are three candidates thus far for coroner, the incumbent, c. l.. Spain, is not in the list as he has announced for the board of revenue. The entries are: Coroner-Edward Patillo, Dr. E. P. Pruitt, W. A. Burns. The race for constable of Precinct 21 promises to be lively as up to last night seven candidates had notified Judge Srnes that they would make the race. Two candidates have filed their papers for the office of constable of Precinct g, and one for Precinct s. The list includes; Constable Precinct 21-A. F. James, George M. Dorman, R. H. Allison, John w Caldwell, J. NJ Tuck, George M. Howle, J. E. Matlock. Constable Precinct 37-George O. Mc- | Clinton.
 l Constable Precinct ss-W. c. Baty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
DANCE TONIGHT AT
 THE ATHLETIC CLUB

A dance will be given at the Birming- ham Athletic club tonight at g o'clock for the members of the club and the Auburn Vanderbilt football squads and the students from these two institutions Davidson's s orchestra will furnish the music.
 The following will chaperon the dance: MT. and Mrs. J. H. Doughty, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Benoist, MT. and Mrs. Tom Pankey, MT. and Mrs. R. E. Munger, |sMr and Mrs. Vernon Gray. and MT. and Mrs. s. S. Griffith. Refreshments will be served and large attendance is antici- pated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
FORMAL OPENING OF
 EXHIBIT HALL NOV. p

In connection with the pure food ex- hibit in the Merchants Permanent Ex- hibit hall. beginning November P, the for nal opening of the Merchants Permanent Exhibit hall will be made. President Crawford Johnson. of the Chamber of Commerce. representative from the Rotary club. and other prominent speak CTS, will be on the programme
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
TODAYS EVENTS
OF BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Statement September 2. 1913
 RESOURCES

Final day of Chamber of Commerce campaign, lunch at Hillman at 12So
 York Rite reunion at Masonic temple, beginning at o'clock.
 Real Estate Excha1ige meets at noon at Chamber of Commerce.
 Camp Wilcox meets At 2:30 o'clock at Clark & Jones hall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
At The Photoplay Houses

Strand-M Marguerite Clark in Still Waters a famous Players-Paramount feataure.
 Trianon-Olga Petrova in My Ma donna from the poem of Robert Service. A Rofe- Metro feature
 Odeon Two-Margarita Fischer in The Miracle of Life,' Mutual master fea- ture.
 Princess-"Cu "Cupid's Bath" and -The Dream Seekers" General Film pro- gramme.
 Odeon One-"Stanley in Starvation Camp" Mutual programme.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
At The Theatres

Lyric-Keith vaudeville Matinees at 2:30 o'clock. Evenings at 7:30 o'clock and o'clock
 Majestic-''Dalvine, the Hypnotist." Matinees at 2:30 o'clock. Evenings at 7:30 oclock and o'clock.
 Orpheum-Burlesque Matinees at 2:30 o'clock. Evenings at 7:30 O clock and g o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
FIFTY CANDIDATES
 RECEIVE DEGREESAT MASONIC REUNION ICapitular Degrees Conferred Yesterday in Full Form. Templar Degrees Com mence Today
Programme York Rite Reunion
Friday. November 12-

Friday. November 12-
 500 a. m.--Opening of Sam Thompson council No. 43, Royal and Select Master, by o. k. Rollings. T. l. M.
 9:S0-Royal Master degree, o. F. Rollins, thrice illustrious mas ter
 10:S0--Select Masters degree, Robert E. Howard, T. l. NJ
 12.00-SupereXcellent Master, communicated.
 12:30-Lunch.
 zoo p. m.-Opening of Cyrene commandery No. 10 by John B. Bethea, Sr E. c.
 1:30~-Red Cross degree, John B Bethea, senior sovereign master, 2:30-Knight Templar degree, F. B. keiser, eminent com mander.
 6:30-Dinner.
 7;30-Knights of Malta de- gree, pr. W. w. Ransom, emi- nent prior.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12

Tanner, Tennessee Mill and Feed com pany. Jerome Tucker, A. M. Throck- morton.
 Oscar W. Underwood. Jr.., Underwood & Walker Co.
 E. B. Vaughn. J. A. vann.
 F. R. Wood. Alfred A. Walker, J. S. Wilcox, E. A. Weborg. W. J. Wheeler. Harvey Watkins. T. A. Weller w. D.. Wood Lumber company, H. D. Will Hams, William NJ Walker G. T. Wolf ford. c. T. Wofford oil company. A. H. Witt, w. l.. Melton. Dr. Percy Wood- all, Whitaker x Nesbit. Western Grain company, Wood X Crabbe Grain Co.,. Warner Ice Cream company. Frank s. White.
 J. l. yancey. J F. Young.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
Marriage Licenses

Nhe following marriage licenses were issued at the clerks office of the pro- bate court yesterday:
 B. w. Crisp and Miss Ola Self.
 w. H. Pitner and Mrs. Emma G. Man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
Hotel Hillmdn Is Sold To Steiner and Nelson
 By Ndbb For $5OO,OOO
Nabb Will Retire From Busi- ness and Henry l.. Bailey Will Operate the Hostel- ery-Deal Made Through A. A. Gambill & Co.

Frank Nelson, Jr., last night confirmed the rumor that he and Leo K. Steiner had purchased of c. H. Nabb the Hotel Hillman for a sum approximating $500,000.
 The report is practically correct" said MT. Nelson, However, l would not care to state the exact amount of money inc volved in the transaction. The deal was made through 4. A. Gambill & Co.,
 It is announced that MT. Nabb, who owned the property. will retire from busi- ness and that Henry l.. Bailey. having obtained a lease for number of years, will operate the hotel.
 The price paid by MT. Nelson and Mir. Steiner is considered in real estate circles entirely reasonable, the idea prevailing that the new owners have acquired a bargain. MT. Gambill states that the deal had been pending for more than a. year. and that the trade had been on and off for at least four or five times.
 The Hotel Iiillman was erected for Mr. Nabb in 1902, there being at that time many stockholders. Mir. Nabb acquired the entire property before yielding the mana cement. He was regarded as ono of the successful hotel men of the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-12
Real Estate Transfer

The following real estate transfer was recorded in the probate court yes terday:
 $3oOo-walker Percy to Charles F. DeBardeleben. lot 10. in block B.
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geiheDen fiji, iagie Der ipeinen0e
aleine, II babe Den anberen nur
sQiimmele qeunnnt, Der oaDegen I'd.
ge i'm ren5lduoer@ geibolten. Des.
balb Der srobe Sdmer5.
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Ger ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ger lnthe.
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Str. cine @erinnmluna Gb5alten.
5euer.8 or0ein 90. Miorsis uuo
@ebGu6e SHipeftor Ga Bridge ans
Omaha i%nipi5rteA ELL biaiiges 8an.
Tbeater.
5ron 8ia.om o. geidfe lit mil
ifrer 5odter auf cine ISOLDE mad
5iour @itp 8am 9eiud gereiit.
so. Wla0ien Gus 8eoter Groiiing.
9ebr, beiudte ieine 5abIrelden bic.
iigen 6reEfoe.
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OF Gitp. SIN 4lter bon N.
Sabrcn u~eritarb bier 5rou Saro0
1o3er, Die ieit 1874 in uuierelu
Gountp aniaiiig mar.