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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-08

Age Herald: Drs. DozIer and Dozier' long standing record and approved abilities entitle them to the proud dis tinction of standing at the head of their profession.
 Dixie Manufacturer: DTS. Doz'er and Dozier are regular graduates in every department of medical science, and stand today without 8 peer in their special lines of practice.
 The Alabama Commentary: Drs. Do zier and Dozier are thoroughly compe- tent, thoroughly trustworthy. and their success in the cure of. diseases has gained for them the unchallehged title of Leaders without peer" We. there- fore, commend DTS. Dozier and Dozier to our readers as fully competent and worthy of every confidence. The Southern Odd Fellow: We cannot add anything to the reputation Dr. Do- zier has already acquired in the line of his profession. but we know him to be a Brother odd Fellow that can be re- Il lied upon to carry out every promise he makes to those needing his serv- ices.
 Mountain Home: The press of Bir- mingham and all over Alabama speak | in the highest terms of Drs. Dozier and Dozier as physicians, surgeons and gen. tlemen, and we have no hesitaucy in recommending them to our patrons. | Meridian Star: Drs. Dozier and Do zier of Birmingham are the most worthy and distinguished physicians in I their line of practice in the state o1 1 Alabama.
 Pratt City New Era: The publishers of the New Era indorse and recom-
 mend Drs. Dozier and Dozier to the public as the most reliable and worthy specialists of Alabama in their ltne of
 practice.
 ] Anniston Hot Blast: Among the most noted and successful specialists in the country are Drs. Dozier and Dozier
 They have extended their business | from year to year, and the patronage given to them in the several surround | ing states is most gratifying. The Drs
 Dozier are high-toned, polished gentle
 men.
 1 Ensley Herald: Drs. Dozier and Do-
 zier are both men of high moral and intellectual worth and enjoy the re- spect and esteem of all who know them.
 Dixie Home The progress of medi.
 cine has been so rapid of lato that
 many in the profession have not kept abreast with it's marvellous advance
 ment. Not so with Drs. Dozier ano
 Dozier. Dr. O. T. Dozier has recently 1 spent some time in New York inves- tigating and studying the latest inven-
 tions in his special line and has pur- chased valuable instruments to aid 1T 1 his practice. He is up-to-date, and f. not bound by ancient customs. His son Dr. Byron Dozier. who is assoc atef ] with him. is a worthy son of worthy
 sire, and has already taken fore,
 most rank as a surgeon in his pro. 1 fession.
 Masonic Guide: Dr. Dozier come, from family of physicians, 1nd witt his full store of medical knowledg, and his large experience in the pro fession. can be relied on to treat in { most successful manner.
 Bessemer Weekly: These widel,
 known. popular and successful special ist physicians have removed their of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-08
Loyalty to Truss

Aoy oAey tO lIuob
 To the Editor of The Age-Herald
 In your report of the result of Mon- days election in this city, you say:
 "One of the surprises of the election was the race of John (James) D. Truss, who came in third, and therefore will be in the run-off election"
 While I know your reporter. meant nc disparagement to the candidacy of MT Truss. he evidently underestimated the splendid equipment of Jim Truss for the office to which he aspires and his large acquaintance and high standing in this community. Born and reared in this dis. trict, educated at the University of Ala bama, trained in the profession of civil engineer, he enjoys the confidence, friend ship and esteem of the people whose serv- ants are now to be chosen, and to the writer it was no surprise that MT. Truss won the distinction on Monday as one o1 the leaders of the ticket
 Now that some personal and political debts were paid by the bestowal of scat. tering votes for a number of worthy gen. tlemen on the first round. I have no doubt that the people will unite on Monday next in selecting James D. Truss as one of ths two city commissioners and that they will rejoice at the opportunity and clear way to induct man into this office who is SC we'll fitted to the duties of carrying for, ward and building up his home city. where he has demonstrated his true worth sus tained an uniInpeachable character ant drawn around him an army of true friend and admirers who are determined to dt him this honor and to engage his services in behalf of our great and growing city. Those who know Jim Truss as I dt (and their names is legion) cannot for moment doubt that he will be elected Respectfully, H. N. RANDALL. Birmingham, December '. 1915.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-08
Almost Half Billion Will be Paid to Security Holders
 by End of January
AMERICA RAPIDLY
 BECOMING CREDITOR
Absorption of Her Own Securities Held Abroad Likely to Take Her From the Class of
 Debtor Nations
By HOLLAND

New York, December 7.--(Special )-Be- fore the end of January there will have been so large a distribution of earnings in the form of dividends and interest that the amount in the aggregate is likely to be only a little less than the amount of the loan made jointly by England and France in the United States. Of course, some of the estimates of these disburse- ments are inferential. Yet it is com monly believed in the financial district that not less than s45O,O0o,O00 will be paid out to the fortunate owners of stocks and bonds, although the most fortunate in this class are those who possess some of the industrial securities
 This sum is larger by millions than the average of our yearly favorable trade bal ance. as that was established for 10 years before 1914. The people are beginning to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-08
ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS

This firm has been doing business
 Birmingham continuously for numb,
 of years and they have yet to be al
 cused of having dealt unfairly with
 patient in any way whatever. They al
 both gentlemen of the highest type al
 carry their honor and gentlemanline
 into their business.
 The Gadsden Times-News: Drs. Dozi
 are perhaps the most widely known sp
 cialists in the entire South, and the Dol
 fer Medical, Surgical and Electro-Ther|
 peutic Institute in Birmingham is col
 ceded to be one of the most modern al
 thoroughly equipped institutions in tl
 United States. In point of equipmeI this institute is a marvel of it's kin
 Every known appliance of modern tyl which has proven advantageous and suI cessful in the treatment of chronic al eases may be found in this strictly mol ern institute. The X-rays, Violet Ray Massage Machines and all such appari tus are successfully used by these enl nent specialists and contribute to Il success of this we'll known firm of e| pert specialists. The press and the pul lie generally are loud in their praise the great achievements of the Drs. Dcl fer, and their institute is known as strictly high-class institution for u
 
 and women. The Drs. Dozier InstitrI was stablished in 1889. and each eu| ceeding year has been marked by cd tinued success and advancement until day, in the twenty-fifth year of it's exid ence. it stands second to none. The D1 Dozier are both graduates in eveI bl anch of the medical science, post graI
 uates of several of the foremost collegl in the country: The writer has knoV md it a privilege to add his testimonial their credit. Ensley Enterprise: Drs Dozier Dozier are better prepared to cure thd| who have chronic diseases than al other doctors in the State; and frd| common report and what we personal
 know of these eminent physicians tn are as thoroughly competent as they q thoroughly equipped to effect cures every case where a cure is possible. They are honest, conscientious al worthy of every trust.
 | Advance Magazine:> Drs. o. T. Dox
 and Byron Doz.er, who constitute the
 known and highly successful firm Dczier & Dozier, are something more tn skilled practitioners. pr. o. T. Doz is one of the most gifted poets the Sot has yet produced, and is an intellect genus He IS magnetic speaker, | Is both original and forceful. Dr. Byl Dozier is a young man of strong mel. grasp and inherits the strong patrid| l fervor so strikingly manifested in l father, Dr. o. T. Dozier. This was dem strated during the Spanish-American "
 when he organized a company and
 listed in the army of Uncle Sam, q | served until the end of hostilities, even his father served the Confectionery dur
 the Civil War. The Drs. Dozier & Do5
 are polished gentlemen. skilled in their
 fession and are highly esteemed by who know them.
 Greenville Advocate; These emin specialists, Drs. Dozier & Dozier, are d forming wonderful cures, and the afflic
 whose. case battles the skill of local D
 sicians would do well to consult tn
 Their offices are supplied with all m
 ner of appliances known to medical ! ence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-08

fices from Twenty first street to 2020 First avenue, where they have fitted up an elegant suite of apartments ad-
 mirably adapted and appointed for their extensive and constantly increasing practice.
 The Drs. Dozier have been in the service of their profession for over a quarter of a century. Their fame as eminent physicians, highly learned and skilled in the art, and as unusually suc- cessful practitioners has spread over the south. Thousands of patients will attest their merit and efficiency. Ell their selected line of specialties, to | which they have devoted years If study and research. attending the best ad- vance6 clinics in the nation, they have | no superiors. They do not rely upon their well earned reputation. but they make every case they accept, every l patient that appeals to their service, a living monument to their skill and abil- | ity in effecting the relief and cure iti
 the line of their diagnosis. 1 These physicians never deceive their patients They subordinate their fees | to the effective service and benefits they render. They make their profess | sion a humane and equitable business | ing their professional service of just l and adequate consideration. Hence among their great army or patients there is never found disaffection or d S. | appointment.
 The Doctors Dozier command, for
 they deserve the confidence and es- | teem of the public.
 Cullman Democrat: The editor of the Democrat spent several hours in Drs, Dozier and Dozier's institute last Mon l day, looking at the equipment. wit | nto lrc hna
 up to the times. As quick as any,
 thing in medicine or surgery is dem ! onstrated to be of benefit to Suf- fering humanity, they have 1t re- | gardless of cost. Electricity Is
 now largely used in the treatment Of chronic diseases. The Drs. Dozier have
 all the modern electrical appliances and
 institute is an old established business,
 having been in Birmingham for many years. and can be depended on for hon.
 est professional treatment.
 | Labor Advocate: Drs. Dozier are the best equipped and have the best repu-
 tation as specialists of any like firms m
 Alabama. They successfully treat all manner of chronic diseases of men ana
 women and can and do effect cures m
 larger percentage of cases than is ac-
 complished by the ordinary practicins physician.
 l They furnish to patients all medicines
 and in addition give without extra charge | the benefits of the X-rays and violet Rays, Static Electricity, Steam Vapor
 Baths, Electric Light Baths, Massage l Vibrations, Ozone and Medicated lnhala- tions and every otEer improved device of science which can be employed Tn
 making cures, of all they treat.
 Birmingham Daily News: pr. o. T. and
 Dr. Byron Dozier. his son. comprise what is probably the most popular medical firm in the South. Beyond question they have
 the best equipped offices in the South
 containing large number of scientific instruments and devices for treating
 those diseases which do not yield read fly to the ordinary method of treatment iby the internal administration of drugs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-08

 think in billions, for so many transac- tions that have taken place in the past 12 months are reekoned in terms of bill lions or half billions that at last there is appreciation of the epigram which the late Thomas B. Reed coined some 2 years ago when he said, This is bill lion-dollar country.
 Before the close of this year authorita- tive announcement may be made of the perfecting of negotiations now under way by means of which financial assistance by the United States to other nations will be made. But even though transactions of this kind are not consummated until after the new year, still the United States has done in the past 12 or 15 months in- ternational financing worthy to be ranked with some of the achievements of that kind which made France a creditor of Russia before the war, also some of the achievements of that kind England was accustomed to compass each year preceding 1914. After August 1914, Eng land confined her activities of this kind to assistance of her allies. Ror the first time in many years, certainly since Eng world, the kingdom departed from the jointly with France
 One of the men who are of high exec utive responsibility in a New York bank stated this morning that it will be pos sible to report before Christmas that the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-08
Ragland to Have Fine School

Ragland, December 7.-(Special. )-The Ragland School Improvement association will be ready to receive bids soon for one of the finest school buildings in St. Clair county. The building is to be an up-to-date, two-story, brick structure. The second floor is to be used for an auditorium It will be built by the people Of Ragland and St. Clair county, and goes 10 show the progressiveness of the people in Ragland J. c. Swafford has offered them beautiful site for the building, but the site for the building has not been de- cided upon yet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-08
Drs. Dozier X Dozier
 SPECIALISTS 2O2O l-2 First Ave. Birmingham, Ala.
Birmingham, Ala.
2O2O l-2 First Ave.
BYRON D0ZIER, M. D.,
 Specialist Eyes Ears, Nose and Throat

l % Throat If unqueonable skill effort fidelity obligations and a peas intelligence and discretion selection of doctor Iyou then come School and Pocnics and largely experienced hospital nmay dispenary work feel justified that truly experts Jour line of practice.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-08
BEHIND THE NATIONAL LOAN

The AnglO-French loan was natlonai,
 since behind it stand the credit and re-
 sources of Great Britain and of France. But the bankers of London and of the United States, or some of them, followed | immediately in the footsteps of this na- l tional loan, for as bankers and between | bankers arrangements have been per | fected whereby London will be accommo- dated to the extent of $50,000,000. Today l this latest financial accommodation is re- | regarded as sure to serve an excellent purpose by preventing further demoraliza- tion in the quotations for foreign ex- change. The public has little idea of the amount of labor involving utmost care and wise discrimination which the distribu- tion of this latest financial acoommoda- tion to Great Britain involved. That, however, is technical and very tactful | banking, essential as it is for the success of this undertaking.
 Russia is to have $60,0O0,000 American banks discounting Russia's notes for that
 amount, the life of which is to be 90 days.
 The credit of Russia and the magnitude of the amount involved in this transac- tion justify a promise by the American bankers that they will renew the note for another three months and may, in
 fact, still further extend this accommo- dation until IS months have passed.
 UNITED STATES AND ALLIES sSome persons have assumed that the financial assistance as well as the assist ance in the form of war commodities, food and other things, which the United States has given to the allies is sure to engender permanent hatred for the United States on the part of Germany and Aus tria That, however, is not the view taken by the American bankers who have had prominent part in these trans- actions Bitter feeling may come later when the competitive struggle, intense unprecedented, for world trade begins after the war is ended. That is a strug- gle which will be as keen upon the Pa cific as upon the Atlantic side But the German bankers are understood to have
 no hostile feeling toward American bank CTS Tor what has been done here in the
 way of financing the allies. All bankers
 who are not narrow and prejudiced fully
 recognize the propriety of financial trans
 actions of this kind. So far as Germany
 has appealed to the Unted States for
 nnanca! assistance her appeals have been
 fully met, and there s no doubt that per
 feet impartiality would characterize our
 international financial relations if these
 were extended beyond the allied nations.
 1t seems, also, to be the opinion of those
 who are leaders in the financial situation
 that transaction Of the kind will continue
 well into the year 1916. It may be, there-
 Iore that before another year has passed
 the Unlted States will have so completely apsofbed the American securities hitherto
 held abroad that, aside from indebtedness
 que to merchandise accounts. we shall at
 last be able to proclaim to the world thai
 we have within two years changed from debtor to a creditor nation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-08
SIXTH DISTRICT
 SCHOOL BURNED Hamilton School Had Fine Attendance, Which Will Await Reconstruction
 of Building

Hamilton, December Special 1.-The west Alabama Sixth District Agricultural school building and contents were de- stroyed by fire about Il o'clock last night. The students discovered the fire in west room upstairs. The alarm was given, but fire.
 The school had full attendance and the faculty expects to hold the school to- gether until a new building can be erected.
 There was $500 insurance on the build ing and contents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-08

United states-meaning by that American bankers-has lent in the past year to other nations somewhat in excess of $1,- 000, ,000,000 It may be that by and by this amount will be liquidated in part by the return of American securities to the United States. It seems to be the opin- ion commonly held in the financial dis trict that one of the opportunities within reach of this country is the early ab- sorption of the greater part of American
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-08
LETTERS TO EDITOR
Fred Fite Not Guilty

To the Editor of The Age-Herald.
 notice in your issue of today that your reporter in speaking of an interview with me, thrusts upon me the honor of being the author of the 'santi-tipping bill.'' am writing to disclaim such author ship and to ask that you give that very distinguished honor to whom it is due. Yours respectfully, FRED FIFE.
 Tuscaloosa, December G. 1915
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-06
five HURT
In a Crash of Automobiles in
the Southern: Part Of State
of West Virginia.

HUNTINGTON. Jan. GIVE men
are in serious condition and three
others are suffering from had bruises
as a result OF an automobile crash.
The injured are W. E. Cyrus. book
keeper, bone broken, face badly out
and head hurt inwardly, causing
hemorrhage; Clarence Shaub Baker.
chest crushed and skull slightly frac-
tured; j.. r. Boone, business man,
shoulder crushed; c. A. Hosey. drug
gist, hand badly cut; and j. o. Ballan-
tine, clerk, face cut.
Hosey. who was driving a delivery
wagon in which two others were rid
ing, said he was driving at a slow
rate OF speed and had no warning OF
the accident until the other machine
hurled out Of a side street. Both ma
chimes were wrecked.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-06
REVOKED
is Franchise Of a Trolley sys.
TEN in Cit Of Martinsburg
by the Council.

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. jan. 6.
The Martinsburg city council has re-
voAad the franchise for 4 trolley sys-
tenn in this city. granted In April,
1912, to local promoters. who after
ward organized the Shenandoah Rail-
road Company, because Of the failure
Of the trolley company to. begin the
work Of Reconstruction in accordance
with their agreement. Work was TO
have started in April Of last year, but
several extensions of time were grant
ed the trolley line promoters by the
The last extension expiring
today application for q further extern
sion OF time to begin work was fled
with the council. but this was refused
by that body. and as q result the
franchise ceases to exist at midnight.
A bond. of two Thousand dollars was
fled by the trolley promoters for the
Of the work, but this
was Voluntarily cancelled by the
council.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-06
NOMINATION
of One Of ChiIton's Friends
Goes Back to Committee to
/ Overcome Opposition.
.s,.el.l 10 1ns q. res.s,

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Jan. g.
Senator Chiffon was successful Mon
day In his efforts to have the nomi-
nation OF Frederick l.. Siddons for
associate Justice Of the district SUI
preme court. sent back to the sub
committee from the Senate judiciary
committee fvr re-investigation. The
nomination to which opposition de-
veloped, and which Senator Chiffon
was determined effort to sustain.
was sent back to the same sub-com-
niittee which had charge of 1t before,
as the full committee had made no
record of the evidence presented be-
fore the subcommittee, and, in view
of the controversy which has arisen,
the committee took the view that the
SUBCOMMITTEE should take the evil
;dence anew and any further EVIL
depce which 1t might be desired to
add, Senator Chiffon has taken an
active part in The controversy from
the first and Is one OF number OF
friends OF Siddons, all Of whom have
declared that the charges made
against him are trivial. and should
notibe seriously considered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-06
PISTOL T0TING
Is Charge Used for Arrest But
Young Man is Suspected Of
Several Robberies.

& WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. g.
Arthur Harrington, 1S years old. who
says his hottie. is in Fairmont, W.
Va, was arrested this week In AL
exandria, and held on a charge of
carrying deadly weapons. pending
an Investigation into his connection
with several alleged robberies COM
mitted recently near Alexandria.
Harrington was found alseep Sunday
morning in the city postoffice, but
since his detention, u 1s said he has
confessed having robbed the resi-
dence or Mrs. Susan Calvert, near
Alexandria on Friday last, during
the absence OF the occupants. The
police say they found in young -Har-
rington's possession diamond ring
valued at s75 which has since been
identified by Mrs. Clagett. Harring-
ton will be turned over to the Alex
andria county authorities for trial.