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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

The olive branch seems to be having a
hard time in Europe but there is a dispose
tion TO try its efficacy in Pennsylvania poli-
tics.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

Look here" we said we're not running a
society column. Jokes are what we need most"
Well, this is one Of the things you need most
then"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
Austin.

SRA man came in here on Christmas Eve
Il want that new whisker book" said he
tBusness ON my part OF thinking hardy You
H." BookmaT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
N. S. GIBSON & CO.
Proprlotors
prrble Douse

The Preble House. beloved by all,
invites the wanderer to it's rest.
And in each room and tasty hall
sweet comfort beckons to each guest;
And sun burnt walters to and fro
with willing hands bring viands rare,
The very room doth brighter glow,
for Africa's duslSy sons are there.
And all complete, with all that art
Gan give or wealth can eer display.
The Preble claims the human heart
When Gibson spoke we saw the day;
Our Gibson!-men of every cline
snail love to speak In praise of thee,
Ihc Preble claims thee as sublime,
1t took from thee its majesty:
Ana all convenences are there:
The soothing BATH the billiard hall.
Ihe marble floor doth brightly shine,
Mcdonald keeps a watch DER all;
And long the Preble shall uprise,
An honor to our Sunrise State,
The House beloved beneath the skies,
Where Gibson reigns forever great.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

David Lamar the Wolf of Wall Street
is mot guilty again.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

one mark Of true poetry is the unusual and
apt ddjcctirc. HON. much more elegant than
"colorcd" is the ,Cord sun burnt" in the MN
line Of the aborc poem
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

AS tar as Belmont.
Far off are two great pillars of silver; to the
right the campanile OF San Marco beyond the
Canal Grande the campanile of San Giorrio
Magsiore. The white light floods the broad
lagoon. A thin scarf of cloud. caught upon
the horns of Venus clngs in the west; but
the remainder OF the sky Is like the velvet
darkness of black roses and powdered with the
faint pollen OF stars.
There's not the smallest orb which thou hahnld'st
But IN his motion like angel sings
Still duiriuE 10 the young-eyed cherIIhns
The gondola swms onward the ripples attsr
under the prov, The long car sways and dps
and forever IL drips the same short tlnkIine
bar of melody. reiterant like the grooming OF
a wood dove in June. The gOndola drifts
onward, a great black swan. Suddenly n
plata shoots out of the Rio della PIeta
and crosses its wake. The boat Is filled win
laughing: singing girls They are as white
roses. They are gone. The dome marbles
OF Santa Maria della Salute Simmer ne
fore the steel beak. The gondola slips more
slowly after its hitting shadow. Harkl OUT
through the gray and azure dusk drifts the
ravishment of the carlton near San Marco
telling the hour, and the watch on that grim
ship at anchor chants. "Alls well %
Venice -AustIn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

pea coal to be advanced" cnestnutl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

There's not the smallest orb which thou hehnid'st
But in his motion like an angel sings
Stll duiriuE 10 the young-eyed cherIIhIns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

lfocduefo night show Tolaorro~ f Si.Ls Al Ais "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

The Importance Of a battle depends on e.,
effects more than on the number
Of men engaged
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23

Office of the County Treasurer of
Fergus County.
Lewistown Montana, December %.
1915.
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going list contains the names of the
persons and a description of the prop
erty which is delinquent for the taxes
due the County of Fergus for the year
1915, with the amount of taxes with
the penalty and costs added opposite
each name. Unless the taxes delin-
quent as aforesaid with the percent
age and costs are paid, the real prop
erty upon which the taxes are lien
will be sold at Public Auction on Tues
day, the 18th day of January. A. D.
1915, at ten O'Clock a. m. in front Of
the County Treasurer's Office in Lew
istown, Montana.
Given under my hand and SEAL this
23rd day of December, 1915.
R. G. POLAND,
Treasurer of Fergus County, Montana.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
LIGHTING MAINTENANCE
DISTRICT No. 1.

Chandler, Jacob F., Janeaux
No. l, Ek lot 4, blk 9.......-.... 1926
Fitzpatrick. ]. B., Staff, lots
and 2, blk 1s...............,............ $500
McAllister, Nellie, Janeaux No.
l, lot /. blk ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1895
M D o n e |, Terrence, Orig.
townsite, NV 80 it. lot l, blk
F-12 1898
Sloan, A. NJ, Orig. townsite,
Sc 80 it. lot 1, blk F-12...... 1897
Standard Realty Co., Orig.
townsite lot IL. blk H-11..... 1895
Wilson. Marion, Orig. townsite,
NV 80 it. lot 6, blk D-13. 1898
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
LIGHTING DISTRICT No. 1.

Standard Realty Co.. Lew.
Orig, lot ~, blk ,H-11. 1878
Tubb. T. j., Lew. tract No. g.. 21.30
Chandler, Jacob F., Janeaux
Ada. No. l, easterly " lot 4,
DIX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1889
C., M. & st. P. r. r. Co.. ia
rea"v Add. No. 1, lots ], 2, 8,
4, 5, blk ............................ 174.95
Allen. VIM. L.. Staff. Add, NV
SO it. lot 8, blk 13.. 1878
Sloan. A. NJ. Lew. Orig, Sc 80
TT. lot l, blk F-12. 21.88I
M G d IN g l. Terrence, Lew
Orig, NV 80 it. lot /, blk
F12 -...-....,.................. 21.ss
Wilson, Marion. Lew. Orig,
NV 80 1T. lot 6, blk D-13. 21.8S
Gudgell, Attila. Est, Lew.
Orig. lot Z, blk J-4... 63.62
Kane. Emma b., Lew. Orig, lot
8. blk KS; Janeaux Add No.
2, lot 4. blk 6.............. 63.62
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
STORM SEWER DISTRICT No.

d'Autremont, Mary A., Staff.
Add. No. l, lot 4, NEh lot 5,
blk 2 -......,. 1895
City of Lewistown. Staff. Add,
lot 2, blk 17..--....-....-.-....... 22.s7
Bright, Walter Orig. townsite,
lot IL, blk Hi. ..-.,---.--........... 22.s7
M D o n e l, Terrence, Lew.
Orig, NV 1-3 lots /. 2. blk
F-12 .................... 1856
Sloan, A. NJ, Lew. Orig, Sc la
lots /, 2. blk 12................-.. 1855
Tubb, T. j., Lew. tract No. 49,. 2.9e
Wilson, Marion, Lew. Orig,
NV Ia lots s, 6, blk D-13...... 1866
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
STORsfssEWER DISTRICT No. 2.

Nave, Mary F.. Staff. Add, lot
8, blk -....-.....--....-.-.-........... 20.40
Standard Realty Co., Lew.
Orig, lot s, blk H-11-.......-.... 20.40
Knapp, Lottie, Orig. townsite, 4
lot T. Llk Q-19................. 20.40
Knapp, Lottie, Orig. townsite.
lot 8, blk Q-19--..--...---.---..-.... 2O.4O
Knapp, Lottie, Lew. tract No.
So": No. i, lot 10, O. blk 1os.,.,..,,..,.. M 2o.4o
JaneauX, Odelon, and Evelyn
Desy, Lew. Orig, lot l, blk
KS ...... 1886
Gudgell, Attilla, tract No. 23... 20.40
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
PAVING DISTRICT No. 10.

Gudgell, Attilla, Lew. tract No.
- 10. OV
Janeaux, OdelOn, and Evelyn
Desy, Lew. tract No. 12 34.79
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
PAVING DISTRICT No. 9.

Tubb, T. j., Lew tract No. H.. 64.53
Chandler, Jacob F., Janeaux
No. l. easterly u lot 4, blk 9 55.3S
c., NJ & st. P. r. r. Co., Lew.
tract No. 1O2.6O
Fergus Co. Realty Co. Lew.
Orig. lot II, blk H-11....-.....,: 1os.7s
Standard Realty Co., Lew.
Orig. lot IL, blk H-11............ 109.7s
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
PAVING DISTRICT No. 10.

Sloan, A. NJ. Lew. Orig, south
erly 80 it. lot l. blk Fla. Asa
M c d n e l. Terrence, Lew.
Orig, northerly 80 #. lot 1,
blk F-l2 -............-.-..........,. 45.3
Wilson. Marion, Lew. Orig,
northerly 1-3 lot 6, blk D-13 45.3
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
BOULEVARD MAINTENANCE DIS.
TRICT No. ..

BOULEVARD MAINTENANCE DIS.
TRICT No. ..
Cannon, Geo. W., Jr.. tract No.
. .-.-------.-..-.--....-..... 7,90
Cannon, Geo. W., Jr., tract No.
10 7.sO
Carter. Minnie, Stafford Origi-
nal, lot 6, blk 2 1341
Cutler, H. b.. Stafford No. S, lot
DIX --..-.:.....-.-..-.-......-...... 1341
Douglas. Jesse NJ, tract No. II 1880
Granzow, Anna, Morase No. 2.
lot - DIX 3---:..--..---...-.......... 13.41
Houghton. r. c., Stafford No. 5.
iol - DIX lS.-..-,.....---.-...-... 13.41
Hogeland. A.. Stafford No. 2,
Sc 80 TT. lot s, blk /, NV 90
TT. lot 6. blk 1.......... 25sa
Huotte. Elizabeth, and C. M.
Hnffine, Morase No. 2. lot 1,
blk -.-..................-.... 13.41
Knapp, Lottie. Stafford Origi
nal. lot Z, blk S......... 1341
wilson, VIM. c., Sunnyside.
Lewistown, lots Z. 8, 8, blk I 1912
Wright, Geo. F., Stafford No. 4
lots and Z, in blk 2574
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
GRADING DISTRICT No. 1.
GRADING DISTRICT No, 3.

Soule. r. W.. Morase Add No.
2. SEh lot 5, blk 1........... 1856
Shea, Henry, Lew. tract No. S.. 92.14
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23

PAVING DISTRICT No. is.
Bright. Walter, Lew Orig, lot
s, blk observation-disclosures. 1885
Bright, Walter, Lew. Orig, lot
IL, blk He'll -11r........................ 1885
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
STAMFORD IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT,

Atherton. Harvey H., Stanford
1st Add, lot 8, blk 6............... 1927
Blackwell. Mrs. w. j.. Stanford
1st Add, lot Z, blk 6............... 1928
Cheney, D. ". Stanford 1st
Add, lot s, blk 6.................. 1925
DeLisle, Chris, Stanford 1st
Add, lots 8 and 4. blk 2.......... 1854
Gregory Grant, Stanford Orig,
lot 9, blk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1920
Haker. F.. E.. Stanford Orig.
lot 6. blk 9.... 1927
Hughes, Agnes L., Stanford 1st
Add. lots and 6, blk 5 1854
Mcdonald, A.. Stanford 1st
Add, lot IS. blk 6. 1928
Norcut, S. B.. Stanford 1st
Add, lot 5, blk 7......... 1928
Plumb. J. c., Stanford Orig, lot
Z, blk 4; Stanford 1st Add,
lot 4, blk 7........................... 35.48
Shelton, John H., Stanford
Orig, lot 4. blk 5......... 1920
Schuster r., Stanford 1st Add,
lots l, 2, blk 7.............. 1896
Waggoner, Sykes, st tanford
Orig, lot 2, blk 3....... 2232
Walker, J. c.. Stanford Orig,
lot s, blk 5........ 1920
Westergreen. Jno. L.. Stanford
1st Add, lot S, blk 3... 1927
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %

Bright, Walter, Lew. tract No.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
SEWER DISTRICT No. SO.
SEWER DISTRICT No. 81.

Davis. Jno., Park Add, lot 6,
blk 16 ......-... ...-...................... 1854
Fallon. Hugh, Park Add, lot 4,
blk 10 ..................-.....,.. 1896
Anderson. G. L., Park Add, lot
/, blk 11....-.................-...',...... 2e.72
Dysart. Lee, Park Add, lot 6,
blk IL ...'.................,,.,,...,....., 2s.7o
DIXON. Margaret, Park Add.
No. 2. lot 2. blk 4.-.................. 2s.72
Cordeiro. Celeste Jane, Lew.
tract No. 14............................. IA 6.s2
Cordeiro. Celeste Jane, Lew.
tract No. Observation-Disclosures. 6O.18
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23
SEWER DISTRICT No. 35.

Regan, Kate M. Janeaux No.
l, lot 10, blk 10.................... 38921
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23

SEWER DISTRICT No. II.
La Douceur. Edw. Lew Land
Co. Add, lot 80, blk 4 2O.34
La Douceur. Edw., Lew. Land
Co. Add. lot 81, blk 4.... 2033
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23

SEWER DISTRICT No. 38.
Anderson. Henry r., Lehman
list Add. lot 2, blk 1... 44.S6
Dav. Frank. Evergreen Add,
lot 2. blk Observation-Disclosures. 4486
Day. Frank, Lew. tract No. IT. 1912
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23

SEWER DISTRICT No. ~.
Wright, Ed. .Janeaux Add. No.
2. SW 3S #. lot 5, blk 5 2O59
Wright, Ed. Janeaux Add. No
Q, lot 6, blk 5......-................... 26.77
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-23

44.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12
FILES TWO SUITS
 FOR S200,0 ,000 EACH
J. E. Ramsey Alleges Conversion of 2000 Shares of Stock of American Bakeries Corporation

J. F. Ramsey has filed two suits in the city court in which he claims $4OO, 600 for alleged conversion of 20O0 shares of the common stock of the American Bakeries corporation of the par value of s100 per share, One suit for s20o00O is directed against the American Bakeries corpora ton, the other for $2oo,0 ,000 is in the form of an attachment against the Atlanta Trust company.
 Each complaint contains three counts. First, that the sum of s20o,vo0 is due by the conversion of stock; second, the above sum is due by account since September F, 1912, with interest from that date; third that the sum is due for merchandise, goods and chattels delivered.
 The suit dates back to the promotion of the American Bakeries corporation by the plaintiff and another party, and it is said the 2000 shares of stock was in payment of promoting the corporation Beddow & Oberdorfer represent the plain tiff
 Among the other suits filed in the city court were:
 Mrs Hattie Patterson vs Louis J. Glov- CT and R. J. Glover, $50oO damages claimed for an alleged assault and battery
 F.. B. Dismukes vs. Seals Piano and Or gan company, $5000 damages claimed foi alleged personal injuries.
 M. F. Williams vs. Birmingham Ter minal company, $5000 claimed for an al legged malicious and wrongful arrest Will Elliot vs. Seaboard Air Line Rail. road company, $3000 damages claimed for alleged personal injuries
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12

P. c. Williams, 1723 Jackson street. mag neto; Henry Turner, l725 Ethel avenue, gasoline; Johnnie Cole, 1872 North Thir- tieth street, spark plug; Walter Hubbard, Thomas station, carburetor; Viva Waddy, 1925 Pearson avenue, water; S. Evans, 2916 Juniper avenue, gasoline; J. H. Spear, 323 Foster street, square meal; Ferol Austin Holmes, 1122 North Thirty-firs kimar, 1423 Avenue J, Ensley, gasoline;
 street, batteries; Clarence Clews, 1S19
 First avenue, Bessemer, gasoline; Nell Hubbard, Fairview, station, oil; H. W. Montgomery, 1924 North Thirty-first street, oil ". E. King, GOT Mortimer street, spark plug; Herston Cooper, 1900 Twelfth avenue, north, electric starter; Henry Jones, 1915 Cottonwood avenue, gasoline; IT. Schottlin, BPS North Sixty second street, gasoline; Willie Schottlin, Lassiter, 1230 N. Thirty-second, gasoline; R. G. Davis, R. F. No 1, city. gasoline; C. F. McCool 4237 Avenue F. Ensley, en- zine; C. w. Thompson, R. F. D. 1, Bes- sener, new batteries: R. $. Mulley, R. F.
 D. 1, Bessemer, water S. B. Morgan, 172S Avenue l, spark plug: Robert Shipman
 Germania park, spark plug; S. T. West
 iF Fifty-first street, north, gasoline:
 Walter Knowlton, 1918 Huntsville ave-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12

MT. Needitnow has something else to swap this morning. He has a cigar light l CT, but in order to run his jitney he needs something else more than he needs
 a cigar lighter and he will swap for it. What does he want? The first correct | suggestion reaching the Swap Editor of
 The Age-Herald gets the dollar.
 Yesterday there came another lot of suggestions for his needs. The correct answer was crank" ". C. Rodgers
 at the Suburban hotel was first to get this correct suggestion to the Swap Edi- tor and he gets the dollar.
 Here are some of the suggestions re- ceived:
 W. E. Leach, Suburban hotel, gaso- line; w. c. Rodgers, Suburban hotel, crank; Willie Porter, Suburban hotel, spark plug; J. l.. B., Suburban hotel, new
 engine; T. D. Bussey, Birmingham Rail-
 way. Light and Power company crank;
 Eunice Bryan, 129o North Twenty-fourth
 street, spark plug; Tom Bryan. 12So North
 Twentyfourth street, tools; Mrs. W. F..
 Wilkes, 1230 North Twenty fourth street, gasoline; Maggie Cox 924 Central street, gasoline; John Gibbons, 4132 Fifth avenue, south, oil; Nina Harris, 1923 South E,igh- teenth street, gasoline; M. D. Day, 2523
 Avenue E, Ensley, spark plug; NJ. Dax-
 ley, 2122 Avenue I, Ensley, wrench: Nell lie Blackburn, 2122 Avenue I, coat; Louise Cole, SIP North Twentieth street, gaso- line; William Evans, 2214 Avenue J, Ems ley, spark plug; Calvin Stollenwerck, 1231 North Twenty-fifth street, gasoline: Jack Horton, 1904 Eleventh avenue, south, gas- oline; R. c. Parks, 12O Thompson street self-starter; Willie Irwin, 1907 Eleventh avenue, south, rear door; NJ. B. Hurdy 1872 Eighth avenue, Bessemer, oil; J. T. Parker, 120 Thompson street, gasoline; Griffith Irwin, 1907 Eleventh avenue south, oil; Rose Gibbons, Box 101, Avon dale, change; John Wiloughby, 6o9 Twenty-ffth street, gasoline; E. A. Wads- worth, 1104 North Twelfth street, air; Louie Hays, 142S Eighth avenue, spark plug; Floffie Whice, 4l5, gasoline; Hor. ace Sthrom, 1921 First National Bank building, oil; Joe Boders, 6435 Woodland avenue, spark plug; Herbert Baughn 420 First avenue, spark plug; Kate Rutledge, N45 First avenue, spark plug W. l. Rawlings, 2210 Avenue G, Ensley, crank lever; Esther Dryman, 3O9 South Thirty first street, gasoline; Harry Williams I123 Jackson street, gasoline; Fara Wood, 2099 High street, spark plug; Matte Rut- ledge, 2f45 First avenue, oil; W. H. Hol- comb Fairview station, mechanics; $. Williams. 1723 Jackson street, spark plug;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12
DOTHAN MIN
 FOR ENCAI
". o. W. Convention Closes at Selma With Election
 of Officers

s Selma, March 11-(Special.) was awarded the 1917 biennial encampm-nt or the Woodmen of the World of Ala bama over Birmingham. Mobile. Annis- ton, Gadsden and Montgomery Thurs day morning by the encampment which has been In session here since Tuesday morning. One of the strongest compet- itors for the next encampment was An- nston, but when put to a vote before the convention Dothan was selected by almost unanimous vote
 The morning and afternoon sessions of the convention Thursday were busy ones and practically every particle of busi- ness which has been brought up before the encampment before the final adjourn ment was taken after the afternoon ses- sion.
 The convention closed with a grand ball at the Hotel Albert Thursday night given by the Ladies Circle of the mem- bers of the order.
 Previous to the adjournment of the en- canlpment resolutions thanking the cit- zens of Selma for their hospital treat nent of the delegates were adopted unan- imously.
 The election of officers of the encamp- n,ort for the next two years was held during the morning session. Dr. A. B. Horne of Union Springs was elected head consul to succeed Hon. D. J. Deacy of Tuscaloosa. w. E. w. Yerby of Greens boro, who was on the ticket for head consul as the candidate of the anti-caucus ticket was defeated by the caucus can- didate. A. E. Overton of Huntsville was reelected head clerk of the grand camp. The principal officers of the encampment elected during the morning session were as follows:
 Head consul, Dr. A. B. Horne; head adviser, pr. H. A. Ellxourie; head bank CT, W. w. Beasley; head clerk, A. E. Overton; head escort, H. A. Cook; head watchman, M. G. Vest head sentry, J. E. Brawner; head managers, w. c. Day, H. K. Dickerson, Andrew Verneuille, c. S. Walker, George H. Younger.
 Representatives to sovereign camp, Walter M. Crawford l.. D. Holiway, Charles Pfiester T. L. Powell, Gus Seiple.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies' Circle of the order of the Wooomen of the World, which has also been in ses- sion here since Tuesday morning, also calne to a final close with the session Thursday afternoon. The delegates to the Ladies' Circle were also the recipients of much social attention during their visit to Selma.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12
MIR. NEEDTTNOW WILL SWAP TODAY;
 WHAT IS HIS GREATEST NEED NOW?

nue, tools J. M Luther, so5 Seventeenth 1 street, Ensley, a fair; Hurbert Bordman, I 1913 Conwell Terrace, gasoline; Florence Scott, 692S Second avenue. south, oil; b. I NJ. Borders. 6435 Woodland avenue. crank; Josephine Turner, 725 Ethel avenue, spark | plug; Mrs. c. w. Papot, 1900 Tenth ave- nue, south, gasoline; R. W. Ries. 1850 Thirtieth street, spark plug; Eloise White, 1 ga asolne; Josephine Browns 25l6 seventh avenue, north, gasoline; Ella Harris 902 North Thirteenth street, new batteries; E. M venable. 6244 First avenue. engine; F. c. Crow. 1227 Eleventh avenue, south, gasoline and9 9passengers; Mrs. J. I. Bat tallia, TIP South Twenty-third street. wa ter; Mrs. S. E. Renfroe, 1614 Avenue 1. gasoline; Mrs. J. ". Brown. 1231 North Twenty-sixth street, gasoline; Weslie Mo-
 Lain 221o Avenue G, spark plug; Fred McCray, 2217 Morris avenue, crank: Mrs.
 Helen Walpole, Terminal Station, in-
 structor; J. W. Tipps. Terminal Station. new tire; Mrs. A. s. Gift. Terminal Sta ton, oil: B. l.. Hammer, 2541 Eighteenth street, Ensley, gasoline; E. D. Ayers, 9o2 North Thirteenth street. primer; George B. Tarrant, Jr., 1916 North Thirty-slxth street gasoline; Allie Clover 1902 Ava lon street, spark plug; Florence Park, 13e5 South Twelfth street, gasoline; F. E. Rush, Beaumont Advertising agency oil; Harold Bosworth 1869 Avenue c, gaso- line: Bertie Green, 222 Tuscaloosa avenue, spark plug; Miss Hattie Miller, 1405 South 1 Twelfth street, water; Miss Tvey Moth ershed, 116 Green street, automatic crank CT; Miss Bert Hunt, Republic Iron and Steel company gasoline; Mrs. B. R. Par ker, 120 Poplar street, motor; Cleo Sikes, 1914 Sylvan avenue, gasoline: w. J. Zib- enda, 300 South Fifty fifth street, gaso- line: Jane Bodeker, 1904 North Thrty-firs street, oil; James Gibson, 6405 Third ave
 nue, south, park plug; S. J. Jordan, 6O2 Tuscaloosa avenue can oil R. $. Saund- CTS. Terminal Station, spark plug; Pearl Horton, Terminal Station, gasoline; Eva Carter. Terminal Station. crank; Mrs. Mamie M. Stamps, 251S Fifth avenue, car baletor; Mary Carter, Terminal Station, water; Mrs. Lula Johnson, 713 North THcnty-first street. oil; Miss Vivian Smith, 713 North Twenty-first street. sparks; Joe Johns, 713 North Twenty-first street, crank Harold Bryant, PIP North b'orty-sixth street, spark plug; Miss Maud Willis, 16l4 Avenue I. spark plug; J. l.. Rcgan, Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, gasoline; w. E. Lacy, 503 Seventh avenue, crank; Charles Webb,
 Parker drug store, spark plug; Miss FL
 len Benson, 5205 First avenue, electric
 starter; Ethel Odome, 1705 Sylvan avenue,
 gasoline; Elizabeth Woodall, 1011 Eula
 street, spark plug; Mrs. Shaw, SPA Forty
 ninth street, gasoline; Katherine Klyce,
 1114 North Twenty-eighth street, spark
 plug; Alvin Klyce, 1114 North Twenty
 eighth street, dry cells R. l.. Walters,
 l. M. c. A., self-starter; Miss Mable
 Piatten, 1000 Montgomery street, license;
 Mir. J. J. Platten. 1874 Fourth avenue,
 gasoline
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-12
MEGLEMRY GOES TO
 LOUISVILLE TODAY

Capt. c. S. Meglemry, station master of the Louisville and Nashville, will leave today for Louisville to confer with the officials there as to the ap- pointment of his successor prior to his leaving for Los Angeles to assume the position of Pacific Coast passenger agent for the Louisville and Nashville The announcement of successor tn MT. Meglemry is expected to be made during the next few days. Captain Meglemfy, who has been here as sta- tion agent since 1887. is widely known and his departure will occasion unusual regret among his local friends Cap- tain Meglemry was presented with a travelling case by friends in the Louis- vile and Nashville passenger depart ment yesterday.