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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-29
WANTED-AGENTS

RATEs--One cent q word n day. al
takes for less than 25- for firrt Inser>
00n. resh mu~f nrcor .u~uv orderr.
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n ONCE-Ten ladies 70 ffaveI. demIo5nr-
strate, sell well established line to our
dealers; previous experience not neces-
sary; good pay; railroad fare paid
Goodrich Drug Co., Dept 100, Omaha.
Neb. 10-2-5t-su
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ACTIVE men who can earn $50 weekly:
permanent connections to sell our
waterproof coats; we deliver and col
lect; sample coat free. Monarch Out
filters, 61O Blue Island ave-, Chicago
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dealers; previous experience not neces
sary; good pay; railroad fare paid.
Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 100. Omaha.
Neb. 10-2-5t-su
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH &
LOEB have three excep-
tional positions to offer to
cultured young women,
preferably with experience
in the lines named, and pre-
ferably with good educa-
ton. Young women who
believe that they are quail
fled to fill these positions
will note the following: A
high-class saleswoman for
our stationery department;
a high-class saleswoman
for our jewelry depart
ment; a high-class sales
woman for our leather
goods department. Apply
Monday morning between
9 and 10 o'clock to superin-
tendent, fourth floor.
WRITE motion picture plays; $50 eacn;
experience unnecessary: details free to
beginners. Producers League, al
Wainwright, st. Louis.
EARN SIS weekly, spare time, writing
for newspapers magazines. Experience
unnecessary; details free. Press Syndi-
cate, Dept. 1873, St. Louis, Mo.
WOMEN to sew at home; plain sewing;
goods sent to house prepaid; no can
wasting; send stamped envelope for
prices we pay. Universal Co., Dept. l,
Walnut St, Philadelphia, Pa.
WILL pay reliable woman S25 to distrlb-
ute free (not to selD 200 pkgs. Borax
Soap Powder among friends. No money
required. Ward Co, raj N. Franklin
St, Chicago.
'PHOTOPLAY POINTERS'' and model |
scenario free to interested people Write |
photoplays, profitable; experience UNI
necessary; accept any form. Paramount |
Photoplays Co., Box 14G-pp-26, Los An |
geles Cal. 1929 tf-sun !
Radio Beauty Pads; very high class |
meritorious article. Write Mr.. Godfrey, !
1904 Michigan ave, Chicago.
agents, sell high grade |
toilet line (different), outsells cpmpet- |
ton, extremely popular, once used de- |
mand created; interesting liberal propo- |
sition. Charmu-C lassalon Co., Chatta- !
nooga, Tenn.
$50 yer day paid one lady in each town !
to distribute free circulars for concen- |
trated havoring in tubes. Permanent |
position. F. E. Barr Co., Chicago. |
WOMEN WANTED-Full time $3.50, |
spare time 25c an hour, selling guaran-t
teed Wear-Proof hosiery to wearer. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Enormous Christ |
mas business. Guaranteed Stocking |
Mills, Norristown, Pa.
to color art pictures |
at home easy work. no experience, good |
pay, sample free. Wheeler Co., 237 Madi- |
son. Chicago.
AN attractive and experienced young |
lady to act as cashier and attend |
cigar stand, IS per week; increased |
salary if worthy; references. Address, |
X-30. care Age-Heratd.
AUTOMOBILES
AUToS nickelplated Ike new. s. NJ.
Bernheim Co.. 2o23 1st ave. Main Ssl.
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COMPANY now being organized desires
representatives to assist in organiza-
ton work and only wants men who can
qualify for district managers later on;
company is composed of well known
and successful business men and is in
dorsed by city and state authorities; no
investment by representatives wanted.
Gulf Sulphur Co. Inc, AZ Carondelet
St, New Orleans, La. 10-24-3t-t -su
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MONEY to lend on real estate at Low
rates OF interest: bring your abstract
Leonard Riley Co.. 726 Woodward.
n-Slk-fl
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necessity for mer-
chants; large demand; liberal com
mission; pocket samples. Wirth
Salesbook Co, Dept. 2, Chicago
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~~-o-O>~~~-~--~o~~-o>
EARN 500 weekly managing clean,
legitimate mail order business; we
furnish everything; right party need
not worry about capital; splendid
chance for intelligent, employed per-
son to control Independent business
on profit sharing basis, beginning in
spare time, evenings, at home; par
ticulars free. Opportunities Exchange,
Buffalo, N. Y. 10-15-2t-su
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SALESMEN-$90 weekly to busters
we give merchant SIS vending ma
chine and gum free; exclusive terri
tory given. Willard, 33S Broadway,
New York
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FOR SAiIE-HudSon SlX-forty touring
car in very best of condition; new
tires terms. Saunders, Motor Car Co.
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FIRST-CLASS statesmen to sell garages,
factories. stores, etc. Steady, well-pay-
ing position for active men. Milwaukee
Tank Works, Milwaukee. Wis.
MEN with Ford in every town to sell
article every Ford owner buys on sight.
Big money maker. R. & r. Co., Elgin,
Illinois.
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MANUFACTURERS wants ttaveIing
statesmen on commission. Box 10S,
Litchfield, ILL.,
SALESMAN wANTED-we want high
class men who can handle a mans size
job; big pay to big men; your own abil-
ity is the only limit on your income.
Address Ma, care Age-Herald.
SPECIALITY statesmen, attention. We
have splendid territory in northern
Alabama for the right man to sell our
advertising specialties, consisting of cal
endars, cloth, leather, and metal goods;
ours is known as Lime of Greatest Pos
sibilities,' and offers unusual chances.
Apply j. M. Saunders, Sales Manager,
KemperThomas Co., Cincinnati.
SALESMAN for general mercantile trade
in Alabama, to sell a new proposition
of merit. Vacancy now. Attractive COM
mission contract for balance year and
1917; s35 weekly for expenses. Miles r.
Bixler Co., PA Carlin Bldg, Cleve-
land, o.
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AGENTS. secure Christmas edition OF
The Universal; it is free; chockful OF
opportunities. Universal Suppl.
House, Box 1913, Los Angeles Cal.
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WANTED-1deas; write for list of in
ventions wanted by manufacturers
and prizes offered for inventions; our
four books sent free; send sketch for
free opinion of patentability. Victor
J. Evans & Co.. Dept. l, Washington,
d. c. 1015-6t-su
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RAINCOATS-Direct from factory TO
wearer; agents price 50. 65 delivered
retail price IS; agents average six
coats daily: rainy season now here
A. B. Lewis Raincoat Co., Cleveland,
Ohio.
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COIORFD agent WdHCeU, HIaTvtIUus
new sickness, accident, death insur-
ance. Box S31, Chicago.
FOR big cleanup during holidays, $50
per cent profit; agents, street men
and statesmen, men or women, to ham
die wonderful novelty line of attrac-
tive design and finish; every sale
means repeat orders; loo and 25c
samples Address Dept. l., Room 3.
1o1 % of San Francisco
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MINUTES pay dollars demonstrating
new $50 adding machine; wonderful in
vention. Adds. subtracts. multiplies.
Work equals $500 machine; fve-year
guarantee; sells everywhere: splendid
profits. Write quick for trial offer and
protected territory. Dept. 104, Calcutta
tor Corporation, Grand Rapids, Mich.
STOP HERE-Just out, Eisen regulator
for Ford headlights selling like wild
fire everywhere. Gives splendid driving
light at low speed. Keeps bulbs from
burning out. Works entirely automatic
cally. Needed on every Ford. Big prof.
it's quick. Listen: Hopkins. Tennessee
cleared $500 first day; White. Michi-
gan. $134 one week. No experience or
capital needed. We show you now.
Sales guaranteed. Hurry, don't delay.
Write now for special information. Adj
dress Eisen Instrument Co., S27 Valen-
tine Bldg. Toledo, 0.
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FOR SALE-Automobile, 1916 7-pas-
senger Studebaker; has run only 5000
mileS big discount for cash. 11o9
Empire Bldg.
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Tremendous profits made by. thousands
who invest in oil. We control over 2090
acres. Help develop our leases right in
two famous oil fields Humble and
Goose creek, where gusher wells pay
thousands daily. Drilling has begun;
we want 10 wells and more. Shares.
$3.50; monthly payments If desired.
Price subject to advance. Write for
maps, references and cooperative plan.
Houston Oil Fields Association, 1135
Carter Bldg Houston. Texas.
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LIVE wire statesmen to handle widely
advertised specially; full time or side
line; pocket sample; sells drug, hard
ware, sporting goods, department
store trade; a wonderful seller; give
references first letter. Stag, SO S.
State ST., Chicago
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WANTED-Men to learn the barber
trade: few weeks completes; position
open: tuition S25: free catalog. BIZ
minGharn Barber College, Birming-
ham. 4-tf-W = r -Su
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OIL BULLETIN WEEKLY, 81 a month,
keeps you posted on the great Ringing
region Ringing Oil Exchange, Ring
ling, Okla.
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BUY your suit from Sparks Tailoring
company, 119 10Th St, n. Pay for it by
Thanksgiving and you will be given a
live Thanksgiving turkey.
II
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MEN, we will teach you the barber trade,
pay you wages while learning and give
you paying position in our barber
shop; set of tools free; everything for
$50; SIS down and SIS in 10 days. Jack
sonville Barber College, Jacksonville,
Fla. 10-26-29- 11-5-12
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WANTED-SIX COLORED
COKE-DRAWERS, MEN
WITH FAMILIES, TO GO
TO WEST VIRGINIA. APP
PLY MONDAY 1923 JET
FERSON COUNTY Blk.
BLDG.
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about IA or Is years of
age to run on trains as news agent
For further particulars address or
apply Union News Co., Tuscaloosa,
Ala. 10-28-2t
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AGENTS-Can you sell to coIored peopiel
Write Becker Chemical Co., st. Louis,
Mo.
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COLD PRESS oil mill tor sale; adapted
up-to-date opportunity. e. w. Meme
fee Raymond. Ga. 10-15-llt
a RELIABLE manufacturer wants gen
eral sales manager to establish office
and manage statesmen; liberal contracts;
$500 to 800 capital necessary; money
making possibilities unlimited will pay
expenses to Chicago If you are man we
want. Acme Brass Works, inc. 10l3
Republic Bldg Chicago 10-1-sun-tf
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United States govern
ment CLERK examinations coming; SIS
month; many vacancies; write for list
positions obtainable Franklin Institute
Dept ST. Rochester, N. Y.
10-S- I5t-sil- We FRI ca Z
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WANTED-Persons to color art pictures
at home easy work. no experience, good
pay, sample free. Wheeler Co., 337 Madi-
son, Chicago.
AN attractive and experienced young
lady to act as cashier and attend
cigar stand, IS per week; increased
salary if worthy; references. Address,
X-3n care Ace Herald
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CALENDAR and advertising saiesms n
for Cruver line of high-class art and
business calendars in addition to best
line of celluloid, leather metal ~nd
felt advertising specialties direct
from factory; our 1917 contracts
ready, and some openings for i'm
mediate action; liberal commissions
weekly advances; bright future for
real statesmen. Cruver Mfg. Co.. 1851
Jackson blvd, Chicago.
CALENDAR and advertising specially
statesmen; $4,000 yearly opportunity
exclusive line of mission style framed
and glass calendars; THE line the
buyer wants to see." Mueller Bros.
2641. w. Polk, Chicago.
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WANTHD-F'alse teeth. We pay high as
s. for tull sets; mails don't matter if
broken.N Western Metal Company,
Bloomington, Ill.
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WEALTH in Oklahoma oil; we have
valuable oil lease in Oklahoma field
favorable reports from biologists; will
give substantial interest to rev par
ties who will furnish money, 500
and upward; entire proceeds to be
used in drilling well. Ralph Devel-
opment Co., 337 Mayo Bldg, Tulsa,
Okla 1O-2A-'t-Sl'
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cent word N dayi NO adj.
tnkeu for less than 3Sc for first iuser-
ten. Cash must Accompany order.
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WANTED-First-c white barber at
once; $l5 per week guarantee. j. l..
Porter, Talladega, Ala. 10-27-5t
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HAIR CUT. l0c; shave. &c; work in rear
room free. Birmingham Barber College.
2007k n. Sd ave 2-11-tf
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CULTIVATION of wild fruits will in
terest and surprise you. Send postal
for full information free. Valley Farm
Co., Newburgh, n. Y.
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WANTED and jeweler;
permanent; own tools Write or wire
M. r. Murray, Huntsville, Ala.
10-2S-2t
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WANTED-25 cotored coal miners, men
with families to go to West Virginia;
only experienced pick miners need APP
ply. Call or write 113 Jefferson County
Bank Bldg. 1O-29-7t
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DOGS

HUNTING dogs; rabbit, 'possum. coon,
squirrel hounds trained to the minutS
beagle brood matron; puppies trained
dogs: one bird dog bargain. Kennels,
Belle Ellen, Ala.
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ONE man with ability, capital and good
references has the opportunity to be the
general agent in your state for Chlca-
COS largest truck manufacturers. San
dow Motor Truck Co, Chicacgo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-07
ANNUAL TARGET
PRACTICE SOON
HARLINGEH TROOPS PROBABLY WILL
USE RANGE AT Iona ALTA.
NEAR CITY.

Because Iona Alta. about tenn miles from
Brownsville. w Tie only available spot W
this entire section Tor q target range tur
the United States army. III i- expected that
not only the troops at Fort Brown Will
have target practice there tM~ SUMMER. bnt
also the troops stationed al liarlugen and
intermediate points. The hillock IN Lorna
Alta forms \ natural hack~tup tar the
bullets. making the spot the safest avail
able.
The target practice j. scheduled a. begin
April Il. and will continue about four
months. individual troops or companies be-
ing detailed Tor stays at p week on the
range The program a~ I'M present oullncd
coulcmplates that the infantry companies
nd Fort Brown will make the first cNcur
-iun~ w Iona Alta, and that Tie infantry
practice will hc completed within a month
after April n.
Two cumpanlc- If the Fourth Infantry.
II and l.. left Monday .ur Lorna Alta Nv
place thc range wv shape. wv prepare thc
pJ~ or trenches. and Co arrange the tar
gets. twelve additional .urgei NV hc PLACED.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-07
PICTURE BRIDES
ARE INCREASING
JAPANESE WOMEN WHO COME TO U.
S. TO WE'D GROWING IN NUMBER.
FIGURES SHOW.
DIV Assnrinteh rrcss.N

SAN FRANCISCO. March 4. n grad
ual increase IN the number of Japanese
picture brides" entering the United
States through the port of san Francis
GO was shown IN statistics of the Califor-
MIA state board Of health and made pib-
lie by George -. Leslie. director Of the
bureau. Interest in the situation WAS
aroused by a statement recently made by
Representative John /. Burnett. chair.
man If the National House Immigration
committee that the picture brides sci
dom marry and constitute 4 growing
evil. II. Nama>ki. acting consul gene.
raj AT San Francisco and other promi
ncnt Japanese. presented another aspect
of the custom. which briefly defined. *
the registration ia Japan of \ marriage
in which the bridegroom j. in thy Uni
ted States awaiting his bride. She comes.
armed with his photograph and they
meet 1T the immigration station. Ano,
Their marriage in the presence ~ an
immigration service Inspector a. re-
quircd before they 90 awaN
From my personal observation I
should say these marriages have proved
satisfactory" said Mr.. lamaSki. "lt IN
safe "a say none uf them IL merely iic
tiliouS and used To- bring = woman into
the United States for immoral purposes.
! believe the picture marriage i JUST
fable under present circumstances. The
parents aud relatives. or the fricn ~ az
the Young man and woman c%untcmplat.
Ing 4 marriage take great pains tu iH.
quirc into the education prestige. >u'ial
standing and ~, steal conditions uf thr
man and woman before Thea make def
mite arrangements fDr p wedding.
The record of Japanese weddings ~
the state. most of which are celebrate
in San Francisco and are picture vel
dingS' ~ IVY follows. 1913 gt1: 1911
So: 1919 t>amc year of ID" alien land
auitati"ul. as; lrl2. soc. 1917. I>n.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-07
Fort Brown Notes
ARMY Orders.

Captain Gcdr-r Wallace, sixteenth ln
l%autrN. u transferred from the base hos
pital. Fort Bis. tu the LcttcrilAn Hos
priHl, San Francisco. and viii proceed wv
thr latter hospital for treatment.
First Lieutenant N. VI. klrtlry. medical
reserve corps. l~ ordered ~ active duty.
and viii proceed M Fort Douglas. Utah, tor
temporary duty.
First Lieutenant r. =. McLaw~. medical
reserve corps. i- ordered to active duty.
aud viii proceed wv Fort Dadc. Fla. for
temporary duty.
Major VI. ~ Edgar lr.. medical corps. WV
detailed an mcmhcr examining board. Fort
~i rit,r. i%Ilwuu. Vice Mayor NJ. NrNnu-
nuIr. medical corps.
Colonel William Black. corps ot cngi-
nr.r, i- relieved from duty. Ncn York, nud
VIII proceed 10 Washington. y e.. TOR duty.
frr-t Lieutenant William ththh. rnrp-
,l engineer. WY reviewed from duty at cngi-
ucrr school. and Will report tn chicl mi au.
-irrrr- iur assignment.
Second Lieutenant :. e. Walker IT,.
twelfth Infantry. i- attached tn thr ariu-
ton section W.T. -.euHI corp H- aviation
tudrnt. and viii proceed to San Diego and
I%fcrnr. tu commanding officer. signal corp
a,iation school. for duty
Second Lieutenant m HI. Hyatt M a-.
Signed to thc First Cavalry.
Captain T.. 81. Furlov. qnaricrma~icr
corps. will report iu commanding officer
central department for temporary duty.
Leaves of absence Major n MI Irukin-
inspector general. two WoHth- First Lien.
tenant 4. y. Smith. Seventh Cavalry. two
months. First Lieutenant George Gruncrt
cavalry, two month";.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-07
Farm Associations To
Be Affiliated Soon

AUSTIN. Tex. March Il. Plans have
been made hy COMMISSIONS ~ Agriculture
Fred mi. Davis lor The aHiliatian MAJ ihe
Texas Good Roads Association. the Texas
Swuebreeder- Association. the Texas Cal
tc Rai~er- Association. and thc Texas A.
soc.atlon ~ Be- Breeders. with the Texas
Farmers Institute tn make the latter a
.leanng house tor aIl good road move
mnet~. Commissioners Dawn. believes these
organization should cooperate III a concen-
trated effort for making better roads IL
Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-07
TO BUILD FOOT
BRIDGE AT POST
APPROPRIATION ALLOWED AND LUM.
Der is BEING HAULED FOR
RESACA BRIDGE.

Seven hundred yards, M about y third
of a mlic. viii be the walkIn. distance
saved between the old national cemetery
III Fort Brown and the city with the con-
>truction of a toot bridge across the Fort
Brown resuca, work on winch II Ia begin
within a day or two. il was announced al
the army post today. a battalion Of the
Fourth Infantry h. cncampcd IN the GENE
terry, and 1t has been necessary tor the men
IN reaching town 70 skirt the re~aca hy
walking through Lovers Lane" and
thence through the army post.
The bridge viii be three feet wide and
three hundred and sixty feet in length. and
will be constructed across the rr~aca from
\ point about fifty yards w the east MI
the commanding officers quarters un OF
frcr-' row Ia the army post.
ln selecting The location 1T the bridge.
oihccr~ found ON the north ~horc what an
pears I'd have been intended tur i iuUnda
tion for 4 bridge Of some kind In the past.
There A. 2 brick foundation at this point.
and Thu foundation will ~ used tor Y sup
porn for the foot bridge now about to ice
constructed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-07
Another Volturno Hero
Located By Department
Commerce; Gets Medal

WASHINGTON. ~. C. March l. The
department "a ha, located am
other uf the forty Nulurno heroes TO-DAY.
Two years after congress awarded them
medals. Ia q letter from Dundee, Scot
land. Alexander Nandilaud- asked that wv
medal ~ sent him. Fifteen other hcrpc-
are beng sought. The forty hcror~ wrrr
members ot thc crew WI THE kruonlund who
rescued passenger from the burning Vol
turno IA the mid Atlantic ocean IN 1913.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-07
Now Feels Entirely Well.

IN. III. Frauci~. Zenith. Kan. write "I
had 2 severe pam IN my back and could
hardly move. I took about two-th.ri~ MI
\ 500 hox ut Foley Kidney Pills and Row
feel entirely well Middle-aecd and Older
men md women ind these safe pills io rr-
leve sleep disturbing bladder ailments
MARTINEZ Drug Store. north corner Market
Suuare-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-07
This Nav Interest You.

m you suffer ~ith pains w yrur hack w
side. sill and sore mn rlcs or ioint-. ca
rheumatic achr-. or have -ymptnm- uI kii
ucy trouble such Wy putty swelling under
the cyc- ur sleep disturbing bladder ail
mrui-. Won -houId know that Foley Kidney
Pills have benefited thou.and IN hike con
diiiun. MARTINEZ Drug Store, north corner
Market Suuarc.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-07

Bids viii IT, received at tn office nf tlr Civ
Manager &c the city W. Brownsville until March
= NJ noon for the construction et % twenfv-four
inch StnrIa SEWER along thr hnr uf ADAMS
street from Seventh street W. thr boulevard.
The city reserves ths right IL reject al bids
Plans and specifications ,iu o.. seen az the
office uf tho city manager.
- -uedl II. III. WILLIAMS.
-E ~ trfN M-raw.~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-07
Five Boys, All Under
II, Confess They Are
Members o. Bad Band

CHICAGO. ILL.,. March Five boys.
all under IL years Of ace. confessed TO
day according I" the police that they
were members of a band committing
twenty five hurgiaricS and h%uldupS ~
Chicago ia the last month The, said
Nir thcatcr>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-07
Imperial POtentate is a Guest.

DALLAS. TcNa-. March ,.- Headed Nm
VI. Putnam Stevens. imperial putrntulc. IVY
delegation 81 officials of the cupcral coun
cl uf TITO Noble oi thc Mystic Shrine urr
III Dallas today a~ y part w an extensive
tour of Southern states. They were guests
of IIclla temple here.