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..,.h rms IS a day of balancing good and vNl, according to astrologv. While Mer- C"lH ls strongly adverse. Venus rules TOT oehelc purposes.
 II Is most unfavorable da1. for u,rlt iHB letters, especially to naucees ar thnea pound by ties of love.
 anIiriIs. Tit9TS ms ,na, way petty worries and IL iS sinister for domestic peace
 Mttcury m evil place Is supposed to ehtourase hasty and bitter speech. It N well 70 set guard over the tongue "l!le this conttguraton prevails
 Journeys, changes and removals are sHnlect 10 the most disappointing rule of business missions are undert1J<sr
 Under this direction of the stars dis turbance of the stomach and whole di- gestiye tract are supposed to multiply The nervous system Is most easily upset ana tho mind assumes an attitude Of un. certainty, sensitiveness and despondency
 Warning is given that serious mis- mat of the United States may cause trouble with one of the allies.
 Tn the evening Of this day Venus has 2 kindly sway held to encourage love af- fairs and romance Engagements enter ed into today. if made verbally and not in writing. should be lucky,
 Again agitation concerning marriage laws is foretod and this may involve de- mandS relating to the protection of wo- men and children through some dowery system.
 Art has the best possible sway at this time and many rare possessions will come into this country from the Orient as well as from Europe, it is prophesicd. This impulse to own art objects will not b. confined to the wealthy. the seers de- clare.
 A foreign astroloser predicts misfor- tune for certain men and women who have profited largely through dealing in war supplies. This current Of evil has gHined in power under the planetary changes of the winter.
 pprgopg u,hos,a hirthfiata if is may hayp rather an unsettled year These subjects of Aquarius should beware of signing contracts or leases that will bring uou- ble
 Children born on this daV may be care. less and self indulgeut They arc usually fond of art. music and literature.
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FOR RENT-Kitchen and dining room of the Palace hotel completely furnish ed Apply All i-2 Central l-3l Ct FOR RENT Modern eight room furnish cd house. 52i Park Ave. Phone BIS.
 FOR RENT-TO permanent tenants. D. room. sunny bungalow. nicely furnished, modern; reened porches. shady yard, for one wear or longer SEQ per month. Mrs A (. Hagcr 13S Terrace. l-2S-lm
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished and unfur- n.Shcd cottages close in. lnquue Mrs. Joe Stone. 4I5 Quapaw. Phone 1929.
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Hot Springs lodge No Ss0. B r. c. IL. meets every Wednesday, eveiilng at 9ss9 sharp. at their new haIl. corner 9pripa and, Valley streets, Visiting brothers
 CHAS. II. DAVIS. F. R P. D. ss5ney Secretnrs.
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70 pay Sl0.00 per hundred for making ilelds. Work sent any distance: no can tsslng- Send stamped addressed en- dope for particulars. Ideal Shield Go. ept B.. Evansville. Ind
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LIGHT airy housekeeping rooms. one blocK from bath house; electric lights; Sl.5O Der week and up. Z16 Court St. Phone I643. 7-14-tf
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kNlcArs or coLtjNatJs.

Hot Sprinea Council ffo. ffi6, kns:lts Thursday iu their new hall second floor of the building st Che nerthnest. rnrne of Bath and Exchhnge streets. Visitors cor,jlaliv trvited fn attend.
 W NJ. T. COflt. q. K.
 HAIRY Dou6IIERTa. i 0 k.
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L. c. 0. m,

Hot Springs Lodge. No. GOA Loyal Or der of Moose. meets every Friday even ing at the Moose Hall 428t Central axe nue. Visiting brothers cordially. invited,
 j. W. ssClair. secretary.
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a, Q. O. I'd.

lf3 South St. Phone feI4 II. C. Graham. secretary. Phone taea
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Tine Sentinel Record Is authorized Co announce George R. Bedding as a candi- date for mayor. subject to the action oi the city demOcratic primary.
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WoooMAn ciRcLE.

Meets every first and third Frida ys Visiting sovereigns invited to attend
 L1BBIE ONEAL. Guardian. Nj. Murphy. Clerk.
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tANTED-Afen 10 learn barber's trade; lEh class positions; wages pald while arninR; tools furnished; diplomas given; ,ecial inducement Palmer System. l16 z. Fifth. Little Rock
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ANNOUNCE N ENTs
FOR MAYOR

The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Bob Sigman as a candidate for mavor subject to the action of the demo- cratic primary,
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FURNISHED ROOM-Larec. del Ehtfully located on Park Illll; modern. bath. Ctc.
 suitable for couple. References. Phone 1881. 3-lt-tf
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FOR RENT

BOARD AND ROOM S5.o0 per week. No. 6 canyon street. AlIs. Er.d Blakcly. Prop. 2-2-St
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fANTED-old false teeth. don't matter
 broken; l pay Sl % to S500 per set. ail to l.. Mazer. 2O01 s. Fifth Strcct hiladelphia. Pa. Will send cash by Tee nm mail 2-4-1mO
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EANTED-Lady traveler for 1917. Ex- srlence unnecessary; old established ae, Salary, commission and expense lowance to right lady McBradv k O., Chicago.
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CAME 13s43. M. W. A

Meets second and fourth Wednesdays at p,m.. at Odd Fellows halt
 EMMETT F. KYLE v. C. j. J. Hickman. Clerk.
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Garland Bebecca Lodge No a. O. q; F., meets, first and thira Tnes,'ay brothers and sisters cordisilv invited
 MTlS. SADIE. STEWART, x. c.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS GRE CERT woRH sLssxs
WANTED

AhGE Corporation has opening for cap- 2ie mn, for sale of high class articles.
 enlaDd unlimited: s200 to s56o nrCes. Ty Bales Manager, l429 Carroll Ave.
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ROYAL NEiGrsoRs,

vapor City Camp No. 5ffs, Royal Neighbors of America. meets first and third Wednesday of each monih in the NJ w. A. hall. visiting neigh bors are welcome. MARY LYNCH. tNracle.
 Emma Harsh, Recorder.
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RE5EkAH LODGE, No. 4a. |. o. 6. F.

Meets second and fourth Tuesday niahss lat o'clock al | O, O. r. hall All vis- iting Repekahs. receive q hearty welcome
 MRS. MARTHA MURPfEY, NO Mrs. Hattie Clark. Sec. phone sis.
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

THE MccRARY-The hotel with the id, al locstiou--oppos!tc <. x Y. hospital, free from dust and noises. cool and pleas ant and very convenient to bath houses and thcdtcJs. Try the NcCrary and be pleased S-ll-tf
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oUELLA APARTMENTS and room apartments. modem, strictly first class SeGi9mmo12ons n9j and Sol9 TNhngHE gGE Park Ave. Phone 1923.
The courier-index., 1917-08-03

1404-Oscar o. Chappelle, Aubrey. 2276-Fred Scott, Marianna.1
 1925 2288-James Thomas, Rondd. 457-Fletcher Mcdonald, Marianna 1262--Sam Clark, Moro. 62-Wallace B. Gillenwater, Mari
 anna. 2515-Jack Revels, Marvell. 2470-Luther Whitaker, Haynes. 207-Herbert Tates, Marianna. 67-Marion Chas. Harcourt, Mari
 anna.
 646-Charlie Walker, Marianna. 1967-John Lee, Nathez, Miss. 2185-Walter Smith, Askew. 175O-Zachariah Taylor, Brickeys. 10S1-Julian Harris, Soudan. 52SAFloyd Patten, Marianna. :. 912-St. Elmo Brown, Marianna. 1938-Luther Vaughan, Marianna. 1327-Pleas McCowan. Thomasville 77-Robt. Linwood Hope, Marianna 2229-Sam Belts, Jr., Lexa. 699-Clarence Wilson, Marianna. 1758-Elijah Weems, Brickeys. 248-McKnight Butler. Marianna. 2134-James Thomas, Marianna. 2019-Robert Neil, Rondo. 521-Joseph Osborne, Forrest City.
 1850 695-Sid Williams, Marianna. 947-James Harris, Marianna. 2428-Fenton James. Haynes. 614-Jim Taylor, Marianna. 2621-Wesley Slayton, La Grange. 2429-Robert Jones, Haynes. 1252-Walter Bondon, Moro. 283-Enoch Daniel, Marianna. 1471-Albert Goodlaw, Aubrey. 1514-Willis Massey, Aubrey. 1027-Thomas Webb. Aubrey. 2029-Manson McClerrin, Aubrey. 2197-Clyde Darmon, Rondo. 1737-Burrell Stone, Brickeys. 1003-Darius Randolph, Marianna. 817-Joe Lillord, Council. 1855-Dan Johnson. Palestine. 2353-James Isaac Thomas, Haynes 59-Hugh Cecil Gray, Marianna. 1382-Trusini Searcy, Marianna. 2O62-Dock Reeves, Goodwin. 1134-Rufus L. Wilson. Soudan. 20o9-Andrew Jackson Jarlock, Au-
 brey.
 2256-Elbert Lipsey, Lexa. 1544-Archie Robinson, Aubrey.
 1875 1653-Carter Harmon, Brickeys. 160-Vernon Oliver Turner, Mari
 anna.
 2596-Willis Reyes. La Grange. 2318-John Harvey Diamond, Hay
 nes.
 1831-Geo. Alexander, Marianna. 815-Earl Lathrop, Council. 1126-Ed Turner, Soudan. 612James Taylor, Marianna. 2224-Julius Brewer, Rondo. 869-Willie Taylor, Council. 1538-Flank Patterson, Marianna 1599-William Everett Waldrop,
 Ehling.
 1637-Elijah Durham, Brickeys. 764-Will Cummings, Peters. 359-Norwest Hare. Vandale. 1583-Wesley Wise, Aubrey. 984-Hamp Mobly, Marianna. 1725-John Smith, Brickeys. 724-Gide on Pillow Brown, Council. 938-Frank Edwards, Marianna. 1317-Henry King. Thomasville.
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MASTER DRAFT LIST. (Continued from page 4.)

2159-John Clarence Richardson,
 Rosalee.
 63-Jeff Alexander Hale, Marianna 2512-Ben Payne, Aubrey. 2S2Archie Daniels, Mariana. 24S4-Fred Edgar Lanham, Mar
 yell. R. F. D. 2. 2126-Andrew Johnson, Marianna. 2979-Lige Bell, Dansby. 145S-James Homer Cross, Rondo. Wesley Youman, Robinson
 vile, Miss.
 180O-Charlie E. Shafer, Goodwin. 1158-Reed Carroll, Moro. 1605-Albert Brown, l920-Lunder Walker, Marianna. 9SS-Friason Moore, Marianna. 241S-Jerry Hurst, Haynes. 1516-Bob Morris, Aubrey. William Austin, Clifton. 1069-Paul .Holley, Soudan.. 25S9-Floyd Jones. La Grange. 2296-Jessie Westbrooks, Rondo.
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1900
751-Warren Billinsley, Council

751-Warren Billinsley, Council.
 Marvell.
 z 2482-Robert Stonewall Lovelace, , 1920-Lunden Walker, Marianna. 2545-Jno. l. Maynard. La Grange 1796-Robert Peters, Palestine. 1046-Richard Lee Butler, Soudan 1663-James Henderson, Brickeys. 615--Sam Taylor, Marianna. 1029-Martin Williams, Marianna. 455-James McAlister, Marianna. 2220-Jefferson Avery, Lexa. 833-Wash Malone. Council. 2301-Arthur Walton, Rondo. 1757-John Watson, Rollison. 1885-Johnnie Pointer, Palestine. 2534-Hazard White, Marvell. 483-Henry Moore, Marianna. 881-Robert Lee Douglas, Marianna 1087-Napoleon Jones, Marianna. 1598-Theodore w. Shackleford,
 Brickeys.
 346-John Gardner, Marianna. 1251-Ernest H. Black, Thomasville 2385-Calvin Cook, Dansby,
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anna.
 463-Edward MclNeal. Marianna. 2632-Robert Wood, La Grange. 1515-Ollie Mckenzie. Aubrey. William Griffin, Palestine. 2165-Tom Mcdaniel, Askew. 1914-William Spearman, Marianna 1718-Wilbert Robinson, Brickeys. S4-Edward Stayton Hudson. Mari
 anna.
 2568-Sandy Coleman. Marianna. 2315-Harry Franklin Dougherty,
 Haynes.
 531-Will Peppers, Marianna. 1770-Gilbert L. Cole, Palestine. 468-James Mays, Marianna. 859-Frank Smith, Council. 2242-Peter Gorden. Rondo. 663-Willie Clay White, Marianna. 2338-Felix Jackson. Haynes. 1807-Edgar Austin, Clifton. 469-Julius Merriweather, Marian
 na.
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2239-Homer Franklin, Rondo.
 1925 2514-Johnnie Robinson. Marvell 245-Geo. Barton, Marianna. 580-John Henry Sanders, Marianna 1734-Will Smith, Brickeys. 351-Moses Hall, Marianna. 2408-Willis Grant, Haynes. 1607-Leve Bueson. Brickeys. 1454-Will Cork, Aubrey. 1200-Woodie Nelson, Moro. 94-Bruce Kendall. Marianna.
 Continued on page 7.)
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1587-Henry Check, Brickeys. f2352-George Joe Roemhild, Hay nes. 1526-Charlie Nelson, Marianna. 2481-Lacy Grady Lovelace, Mar we'll.
 1900 1815-James Burt, Palestine. 497-Louis Morris. Marianna. 1990-Mancy ,Dearman, Aubrey. 667-Arthur Wilfiams, Marianna. 1037-Edward Daniel Conner, Mari
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going tell you exactly what has happened and is happening in Canada today.
 Canada imported from the United States in 1913 Al million dollars; in 1916 she imported 800 millions The total exports of Canada in 1913 474 millons-in 1916 they had jumped to 1,O52 millions.
 Canadas total trade for twelve months ending Septe- ber 1916 increased the previous twelve 935 millions to 1738 millions.
 When Canada declared war in 1914 the people had in savings banks 400 million doarsan average deposit of $50 for every In 1917 deposits had increased to nearly bllion-the average deposit being $92.5O In 1916, she added 200 millions
 Just what does this mean. It means that although Canada is at warthat although per her popr- aton is at the front that she is buying turing more-selling more-saving more and spending more money than she
 We olblicity to Canadas war experience as it af- fleets business conditions because believe and every indication to show that the United States is enter ing upon the of its greatest pros
 The people of Lee county need only to sit level in the boat conserve their resources live economically save the waste support the government work the crops gath erng time and sincerely believe you will experience the most wonderful prosperity this section has ever known.
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place them before you because is safe to assume what has happened in Canada will happen in the United States. Why?
 Because what happened in Canada in 1914 when Great brltain declared war upon Germany is happening to today.
 To follow the law of logic that equal effects result from equal cause and as the the it is safe assume that the effects will be the same
 In 1914 Canada asked for men and treasure Just as the United States is being asked for both today Canada responded as the United States IS responding today
 Canada sent 100000 to the front-took them from their regular jobs and them to This means per cent of the total population of Canada which about 5000 000
 Canada loaned Great Britain 200 million and extended to her credit of 250 million
 One city in Canada-a city of less than half million peope-raised three and half million dollars for the Red Cross in less than four days time
 If the United States, based upon her population to do the job Canada has done she would send five mil lion men abroad and would extend to her allies in loans and credits the vast of five billions more.
 What would such drain the population and wealth of the United States mean? Would it business banruptcy would it greater prosperity?
 Some say couldn't stand it and that's the
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+ t4s~r N rtsESx
 waatn ne proportion of two @ awo fronts -" " eStern front -t~x~~-wso or men on the
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Coins nIac~-s -o----
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law of logic that equal effects result from equal causes It is safe to that if the the the results will be the
 The statement that Mrs McCarty hit you in the eye said the judge to Mrs. Cah lis merely testimony, but the way your eye looks might be construed corrobora tive evidence because there is doubt that something hit you and from the appearance of Mrs McCarty am of the opinion that she is capable.
 There is vast difference between testimony and evi- dence. Testimony may be unproven statement while evidence proven matter of fact Like the after speaker have attempted to drag you into sub ject that may dry but which s in our belief the most important subject that be considered today namely What has the future in store for business?
 Will the United States enjoy continued or increased prosperity during the will there be slump! Per sonaly beve the United States is on the eve of a period of the greatest business success any nation ha ever enjoyed.
 But opinion is merely testimony unless we can back up with evidence and that exactly what we propose to do We propose lay the facts before you and let you be the judge.
 So your honor" say to you: We shall lay before you array that point to conclusion that can not be denied'
 These facts have to do with conditions in Canada. We
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-23
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Nonresident.


 The State of Alabama, Jefferson Coun-
 ty-Probate Court. February IS. 1s17 To Ida R. Burgess, care St. Louis Screw company, St. Louis, Mo.
 Take notice: That on this day the city of Birmingham, municipal corpora tion, organized and existing under the laws of the state of Alabama, in said county, has applied to this court for an order of condemnation to acquire certain property by condemnation pro- ceedings for public school grounds, particularly described in the petition in this proceeding as follows: Lots thirty-one (31), thirty-two tS2) and thirty-three t33) of Wilbanks survey of Elyton, situated in Birmingham. Jefferson county, Alabama, which said land Is owned by the said Ida R. Bur gess ct als.. and that the hearing of the said petition as been set for the 18th day of March, 1917, at which time all parties in interest can appear and con- test the same if they think proper so to do.
 Witness my hand, this 18th day of February, 1917, J. P. STILES, 2-16-3t-fr Judge of Probate.
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IAJLl DTIN Second hand clothes,
 w L DO j. shoes. 2l16 End Ave. Phone l581 12-30-tf
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Madison Grand Jury
 to Investigate Charges
By Hop''

Huntsville, February 2.-(Speciai) Judge Brickell of the circuit court today ordered the reassembling of the Madison county grand jury tomorrow to investt- gate two alleged cases of criminal as suit.
 One case involves Lee Crowl. formerly of Shelbyville, Tenn, who is accused of assaulting his 4-year-old sister-in-law, Pearl Martin, while she was at the Crowl home nursing Crowfs sick wife.
 Ranzie Christian foreman at the Huntsville cotton mills, is accused by Miss Elizabeth Hastings and Miss Jennie Eastland of assaulting them at tho Mills a few nights ago. Both men are in jail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-23
Beaumont, Texas, Offers
 Cheap Rice to New York

Beaumont, Tex, February 22,-The Southern Rice Growers association today offered to sell the city of New York any quantity of rice that could be used in re- heving food conditions in that city at the price paid to the farmers and to furnish without cost. to teach proper methods of cooking the cereal.
 The offer was made in a telegram sent from the headquarters of the association here to Mayor Mitchell of New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-23
Michigan Board Votes
 to Enter Conference

Ann Arbor, Mich. February 22-Ths board of control of University of Michi- gan athletics, at g. special meeting this afternoon, passed a resolution asking t,,s board Of regents to take the necessary action to permit Michigan te re-entar the western conference. The vote was s to 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-23

RATES-0ne cent . word days aa.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cask must eccomnarv ordey.
WANTEn-MAIE |

RATEs-0ne cent . word a dsys m aa t t.Men icr less tnsn znc Tor mrss inssr- sn
 WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED~Man to take charge of news- paper routes; splendid proposition. Call circulation Dept Age-Herald. 1-9-tf HAIR CUT l0c; shave, Sc; work in rear room free. Birmingham Barber College. 2oo7is N. Sd ave. 2-11-tf WANTED-Mechanicai draftsman; state age, experience and salary expected. Box 1517, Atlanta, Ga. 2-1S-7t WANTED-A tool sharpener familiar with Leyner or Sullivan sharpeners Apply General Foreman, Knoxville Power Co.,, Alcoa, Biount County, Tenn.
 2-21-7t good wages now open for honest. trust worthy man who can furnish from $500 to $500 cash security. This is an excep- tional opportunity for man looking for permanent position with a reliable concern. For particulars call at our Bir- mingham office 1416-1417 Jefferson Coun- ty Bank Bldg 2-22-2t WANTED-Men to learn the barb CT trade; few weeks completes; position open; tuition s25; free catalog Bir- mingham Barber College. Birmingham
 1-4-tf-we-fr-su BIRMINGHAM government clerk exam nations March 26; $75 to $120 month; sample questions free. Write Franklin Institute, Dept sc, Rochester. N. Y.
 2-1s-20t- sa- sumo -wed-fri WE want an energetic young man book keeper, experienced in lumber work. Reply fully, state experience and ref erence. Addrss C-65, care Age-Herald. WANTED--Five brick masons. Apply to Otto Coking Co. Qnc) By-Product Plant, Woodward, Ala. 2-23-3t WANTED-Drfll press boys at 27OO N. 24th st. Call between 10 and F this morn ing
 WE have first-class steady position, bringing big earnings for three good men who can furnish their own horse and buggy or auto. Apply 1416 Jeffer- son County Bank Bldg. WANTED-35 well dressed young men for extra work in motion pictures. App ply after g a. m. World Motion Picture Co.,, 1321-1322 Empire Bldg.
 WANTED--A man servant for general work must be good milker, Apply 617 Hdlewild Circle, T. H. Motion. 2-23-3t WANTED-Young man stenegrapher. Call Main 7os5.
 HAVE you seen the 1917 Indian with Power-Plus motor? I have all models in stock; get a demonstra- tion. Robert. Stubbs, 1895 4th ave. Phone Main 672.
 2-23-5t
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WE supply castings for all makes oI stoves and ranges and repair them with experienced help s13 N. goth
 st. Robert Prowen Stove Co., 1-22-tf
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RATES--One cent a word . days no aa.
 taken far less than zBc foR first fnaeR. ttnM. Cnsh mnaf aceompany orAeR.
BUSINESS CHANGES

BUSINESS CHANGES
 FOR SALE-Stock of fur niture. A company in a middle Alabama town is closing out it's furniture de- partment in order that proper attention may be given to other interests, and will sell a small stock of staple furniture, invoic- ing around 5000, at prices 25 to 50 per cent lower than manufacturers prices of today. A splendid opening. , is available for the right man and terms will be made to satisfactory party with some money to invest. Annual pay roll of S680,- 900; only two furniture stores. Address M-64, care Age-Herald. 2-22-4t WANTED-Experience bottler with $500 cash to take half interest in plant To- cated in fine territory; if you haven't
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ONE GENT 4 WORD|ONE GENT 4 WORD
coop

LAND wanted; will pay S1 an acre for
 any land in Alabama. -26, care Age-
 Herald. 1-4-tf
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FOR SALE

RATES--OBe cent word . day, ns aA.
 taken fer less than 2Sc fOr first inser. tl0M. Cash muat aceemRRny order.
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 FOR SALE A s6000 BRICK business house, suburb; will sell on easy terms or trade for good farm near Birmingham. Address v-64, care Age-Herald.
 2-23-f -fri-su- tu- thu-4t FOR SALE-At bargain, Brunswick Bake combination pool, billiard and dining table, in good condition. Ad- dress T-64, care Age-Herald.
 2-23-f -fri-su-2t
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY to lend on real estate at low
 rates of interest; bring your abstract.
 Leonard Riley Co, 725 Woodward 5-S0-tf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
Short Snatches
From Everywhere

The world now IS fighting 20 give
the kaiser place In the shade.-De-
troit Free Press.
T. r patted the kaiser on the back.
Wilson'S more vigorous blow lands
little higher.-Newark News.
BY ana by 1t viii not be possible to
talk treason anywhere except in the
United States senate.-kansas City
Star.
The kaiser's renewed outburst
against England Is the sincerest tri-
butte TO the military efficiency Of that
nation--Chicago Herald.
At the moment senator La Follette's
eforts seem TO be directed towards
camouflaElnE the speech he delivered
at st. PauL-LOs Angeles Tribune.
Il is said TO be the death penalty
IN Germany TO impersonate an army
officer, but so far the Crown Prince
has escap ed--W ashington Post
Good armies are the determining
factor i'm military success. but good
roads are the determining factor in
commercial success-Chanute CKas.)
Kansan.
A Belgian definition Of the status
quo ante would include the rest0ra-
ton OF the age OF miracles and the
resurrection OF the dead.-WGli Street
Journal
When this war IS ended we are
willing 20 leave 70 20 Uncle Henry
Watterson as 70 what shall be done
with the kaiser and the entire Ho-
henzolern family.-Wazabac
LAEhE