The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-06
EVERYBODY-OLD AND YOUNG-READING
 AGE-HERALD'S NEW SWAPPERS' COLUMN

MT. Needitnow today has an old bicycle he wants to4swap. What does he want for if? The first correct sugges- tion gets the dollar. Send suggestions to Age e-Herald Swap Editor
 There were lot of replies yester- day, but out of the numerous sugges- tions not one was correct
 1 The real answer contained in sealed envelope and not opened until the days replies were all in last night, was "A cigaret," and while several guessed "a cigar" and "a smoke Mr Needitnow is ! particular and insists that answers to his needs must be exact It is the first day correct answer has not been sent in
 1 But those who failed yesterday were in prominent company for even Com missioner George Ward made his guess and missed. His answer was "a. bottle or beern
 | Boys and girls can make good money 1 bringing ads to the swappers column before noon each day. They get 10 cents | for a cash ad for which they collect 20 cents Through a misprint yesterday it was stated that they will get 10 cents | for each insertion of an ad. They get but 10 cents whether the ad goes one two or three times. But they can make a lot of money if they will take it up | in earnest
 The swappers' column has become one | of the most popular features of The | Age Herald. J. Y. Cohen of Brighton writes; 'G think your swapping col umn quite novelty, and it is read by old and young" Even the jokers have taken it up. Sol Caheen got facetious yesterday and sent in an ad offering to swap his life long friend, Ferd Marx for q mule. What do you think of that? It will be interesting to know what replies he gets.
 Here are the bulk of the answers sent in yesterday, published to show the widespread interest:
 Dr. J. w. Barker, 9l5 First National bank glass of beer; Katherine Vim, 1915 South Nineteenth street, glass of water; w. F. Mothershed 116 Green street, West End, set of false teeth; Thomas Lamar 1216 South Nineteenth street, glass of beer: Jack Truss, 66l6 Cotton avenue West End, glass beer; Miss Joseph Shek, 1906 North Thrty-first street, glass beer: J. R. Wright 1907 Avenue F. class of milk; c. W. Mcdaniel, Woodland, bottle of beer; Louis Cole, SIP North Twentieth
  Eleventh avenue, south, glass of beer: Henry Jones, S10 Cottonwood avenue, Ford auto; B. A. Rippy, 1909 Second ave- nLe, north, tie; Delbert Alexander 1709 Oxford avenue, dish of sauer kraut; Mrs. E. Tomphray, 713 North Nineteenth street, bottle of beer Robert Robertson, Jr 12i4 Twenty-second street, north, glass of beer; E. R. McDavid, BIO Greymont Heights glass of water Mrs. Harry Jones, 2213 Sixth avenue, glass of beer; Mrs. M. Allen, 3l06 Thirteenth avenue, glass of water; R. Shote, I'll South Nine- teenth street, glass of water; Virginia Adams, PIG Rose avenue, cup of coffee; Eugene Holmes, 1113 North Thirty-firsr street glass of water; R. F. Tamley, Bes- semer. R. F. D. No. 1. Box t9, toothpiek: Helen Thomas, 604 Glenn avenue, glass Of beer; Louise Tuckett, 1901 North Thirtieth street coca cola; C. H. Smell. 2130 Eighth avenue ice cream; Mrs. Lewis, 3421 Twelfth ave- nue, north, shave; Clarence Gloves, Bes- semer, Ala, 1919 Nineteenth street, glass of beer; T. w. Thompson, R. F. D. No i, box 119. tie; Robert Night, 1924 North Thrty-third street. glass of beer: N S. Broker, Pratt City, glass or beer; James Gibson, 6405 Third avenue. south, coca cola; M. William Leefgh, Germania park glass of beer: Mrs. A. J. Parsons, 27oS Thrty-fourth avenue, north, tie; Harold Kammiskey, POT North Fiftieth street, glass of beer; Johnnie Sideothlin, glass of beer; Charlie Kimball, 103 F'ifty-sixth street, hamburger; T. E. O'Brien, TOT