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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-26


things.
Whereas, BOyden had always some
animating details to discuss on those
subjects which attract and interest
wOmankind. He had dazZled Esther
with a description of the. dresses and
diamonds belonging to his sister. Ac-
cOrding to him, the life of this rela-
tive was in accord with the keenest
social enjoyments; she was an ideal
devOtee at the shrine of fashion, and
Esther was really eager to meet her.
There came a. letter from the wild
Ow that put Esther all a-hutter 1t
was written on the daintiest Of sta
tiOnery, the chirOgraphy was fault
less. 1t was signed with the name
of Boyden's sister. In it Mrs. Walters
referred to the deep impression Es-
Their had made upon her brother. She
thanked her for assuaging his lone
illness at Acton. She felt warranted,
she expressed it, in aiming to cher
ish the mountaineering Would
Miss RyfOrd feel it. strange if she
asked her to come down to Ross
more, their country home, just out
side of ,WaybUrn, and spend a few
days with her during the business alb
sence of her brother?
"How delightful exclaimed Es-
Their upon the receipt Of this missive.
What a pleasant change from this
dreary existence it will be" and at
once replied to the letter, receiving in
return directions as to the time of
her arrival at Wayburn, where the
auto would meet her.
Esther arrived at Wayburn the
next afternoon. There was the aU-
tomobile. To her surprise, Boyden
was at the wheel No sister was in
view. He was greeting Esther with
profuse and lying explanations when
two men came up behind him. Each
seized an arm.
EsCOf 1yOr INV HORT 80 Ohcovy,od
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08
DRathS

AGER,--Jan. Z MARIE THERESA. widow OF
John p. AEer, Services and int. private.
Gathering Anderson, aged ~, Relatives and
friends Invited TO funeral services, Tues. . p.
m. 95lT n. 4th 81, Int. Oakland Gem. Re
mains may be Viewed Mon. 20 10 0, m.
BAKER.-On First day, Twelfth month 3lst
1915 at 42i n. Lake ave, Pasadena, Cal
sARAH X. tnee Rudolph, widow of samuel
Baker. aged 80. Relatives and friends in
vited 70 funeral on Fourth day, First month
10Th 1917. at $50 p, m, from tho Friends
Meeting House, Woodbury.. ~ J.
BALCH.-Jan. @, EMILY sWIF-, widow OF
Thomas balgh, aged - EuhEIal services iil2
flowers.
BARR-Jan. 5. CATHARINE IRENE. daugh-
Ter on Anna NJ. and the late Harry Barr. aged
5i Relatives and friends invited 10 funeral
Wed $40 az m, from 223I Tasker 81. Hign
mass a ST, Aloysius Church at 10 a. m
BARRoN.-Jan. 8, MARIA, wife OF John
Farron (nee Durrl. native OF Balllntubber
cennty Roscommon. Ireland. Relatives and
friends invited 70 funeral. Wed. $40 a. m,
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+ Mon. p. m. Further services Tues Pc
ier.buTgs NJ. Z. Church 10 noon
rpCt-r Ian a SNIIIE FULTON. wife Of
, lF'Il Il. r,rn,f;,t - - paqtor of 81. Luke g
Me'p' church Efle ave below BROAD st ST. Fus
neral is"rNGGtsS tsaS,1,,,itsiiotyyr ~ ia
D. VEtauAN.w|iian. y. MARGARET So widow
Of K Rsas6Sn ig5latiYis and n friends az i5Ss !2
yited 20 SIppt "griy,ia.
heEfnnII ,S,ssit IN N Ian 2 STELLA wife X
~ ~ I,,5,a.,i,,,nS ,TJ d3Urbtrr uf Angelo and
GuaIo ,,,,,,,Inu,ggm ared ID Relatives and friends
ttSHif ttSH,itcA i ftincrSI Tues S go q. M, parents
nssi'liCt,e o27 Iaibarirc 81 Solemn high mass
~ IP,5iWis t7Srrab int Holy cross Gem.
v6ELI Jan . BARnARA5 wISaowY ,}IoS Gt Ant9G
NGsl Gy RGS fFg9mtz Famty Ros1rv RE and Aat socs
Ids ~ J,onifariia's church invited to funeral
Tvs Trs o. al a M 3i5-E Iehgh ave Solemn
,eI,iiap' mass nj St BonifHDus' church n a. m
IS99uipSmmrr 'Hadv ~ Iii Carmel Gem. DnycstOwu.
~ Auto funeral ...
"a avCiihtGiTSBFR,if:R Jan :. THEODORE
HF.iNRtGI shusbnud Of Mary r NoiEhisGorEgr,
aged o. Rcialyss and frganG@a' nHaiies ai a. '2 2fsb
mass T,i, rIdi 2I q9II,oga591 e. Gari
i'Ny NGk Af Methodist Episcopal Home, Jan,
a MARY ANN ANBLER WNtk, aged ~, kelH.
lives and friends invited tu funora! services ~
Home. nc, ',,,,!,a,, hg,,,,oa, S,,,, 5.o,,
Inv yTTt.RR"'wtan o. CAROLINE. vito Of
George Wait2r ,nss NJ Soi sjaa aG'G saxGnlnn Masn
and iriends, hIiln,I iln,IS ", ",,Irsiniters invit1d To-
nerchoT and WI . ~ n' busban,i,s resi-.
iunclaI Sc Sc E,lv'S ,ltri3rd st. INT tirrrnmnhut
den,'' - aNfrs Nf NAV ba viewed Tues after
. ~ ~ ~, H,,,, aaryIH,
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Obituaries


Mrs. Thomas BalCh. a member of one Of
TIE oldest and most distinguished PhiladeI-
phia families, died yesterday morning at
her residence. 1il2 Spruce street Mrs
Bach was eighty-fve years old and death
was due to old age. Funeral services will
be held at her late residence tomorrow
and intermcnt will be made in the cemetery
of Old Trinity Church, on the oxford pike,
this city,
Mrs. Balch was "a daughter Of Joseph
Swift, who many years aSv was president
of the Philadelphia club. SSIcr mother was
Eliza Moore willing, of the celebrated
Willing family of this city. One of her rela-
tives, Miss Ava Willing, became the first
wife of Colonel John Jacob Astor. of New
York. Mrs Bach attended the operate
performance which opened the Academy OF
Music i'm 1857.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08
VETERAN FIREMEN
QUITTING SERVICE
Many Vacancies Occasion
"Shuffling" of Men to Oper-
ate Apparatus
14O RESIGN IN ONE YEAR

Shufllng about Of hose and ladder men
is being resorted to In the Bureau Of Fire
TO relieve a deficiency brought about I'm
large measure by neglect Of Councils to
Keep the citys frc-ighting force abreast
OF the times both in men aud In rcmuuera
tion.
In plain words, which they do not muce,
the heads OF tho bureau admit that they
are operating with a depleted equipment
that In numbers borders closely uUon the
danger mark.
The stream Of designations particularly
among the older and experienced hose and
ladder men, shows no dminuton. and its
continuance adds to the worries of chief
Murphy and his associates.
The latter frankly admit that the with
drawals. which last year totaled liO. or
about one-quarter of the number of hose
and ladder men i'm the bureau, involve
percentage Of green" members too great
Tor the maintenance Of proper efficiency in
the Fighting of fires
The remedy for this cudaugcrInE condt-
tion. according to the officials Of the bu-
reau, lies primarily IN the hands OF Couu-
ellis. Firemen are human, and the cries of
those near and dear to them are most
Impressive.
Chief Murphy, Deputy chief Davis and
their aides are kept busy trying TO hold
this spirit Of unrest i'm control. only the
assurance OF councilmanc leaders that rc-
lief will be granted to the bureau as soon
rs the City Controller discloses tho avail
able balance holds the rank and file.
The scarcity among the engineers ana
firemen Is pronounced II Is difficult to in
duce qualified engineer to enter the ranks
OF the Fire Bureau under the present salary
To operate a fire engine requires licensed
engineer. Conditions In various lines Of
business today make a lively demand for
engineers. so that the outside inducements.
both in pay and bonus. are FAR more at.
tractive to the holder OF an engineers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE

BOOKKEEPER desires frst-cass position, tax
ing fun charge. II Gi7, Ledger Central.
HOOKKEEPER and stenogra pher. years eIRi
reliable; cap. OF taking charge. J. 81, LeduA
COOEING-Reliabc woman wants cooking hat
time or days work; evenings and Sundals
OF l2IG 5, 18th st.
CONIPANION-Tu Young English woman desires 20.
sitOn MS companion to lady or young girl: "
objections TO travelling or country. I-h
Ledger Office
BRESSAIAKER, high class, desires enlargement;
evening gowns speciality, Walnut 900
Girl. wishes houspwUTk in small private IAN
iy good cook; references. I'll. Powelton avs,
HOuSEKEEPER. working, mlddleaged Whh
woman, with small private family no Easf
ng' good reference. B ~. Ledger once
HOUSEKEEPER - Capable managing houss.
keeper wishes position in institution, on li d1i@
or priv, home. Call Jjj4 Pemberton. w fh-
EEEEPER-Po as companion or man man
aging hkpr.: refs. eNch. II Oh, LED, Ssas
LADY wishes days work or washing. ironing 70
take home, 34l0 wharton.
LAUNDRESS. cOlored, first class. wants ham
per wash: ref, ~ Ledger Br., 2lst ana rms
I.AUNDRESS. expert, wishes Monday and Iusr
day out; suburbs preferred 2i33 n ltn
MAID desires position. lady grown child, hs5s hs,sa
or apartments; references. Pm spruce So-,
NURSE. seamstress, reader, companion, eKptsf
enCed, for patients or grown children fus-
House Il. o., Pa. ---
NURSE-Nursery goyerness; German Protsss's.sss, an
good sewer. Led. Br., 0OS1, 9lB w, Gli.AIa ~
sTENOGRAPHER. secretary, thoCoughly eEpsis
enced in clerical and general otnce WoiA
30l, Ledger Office. /
WOMAN, refined, desires position as compani9s
TO elderly or semi-lnyalid' good sewer
. 3Oi, Ledger Office,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08

William Flanagan htty-ive years old
a dealer in woolon waste, OF iiOG Manayunt
avenue, RoNborouEh, was taken 400 yrstor-
day at the Pencoyd Clubhouse, ll6 Sumac
street, 'Wissahickon, and died before me-
could he removed 20 a hospital The case
is in the hands of Coroner Knight. Mr.
Flanagan was n member of RoxhorouEh
Lodge. 1885. f. and a NJ He is survived
by widow, "A son and a daughter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08


RROOCH-T.ost Saturday evening. going from
18th st. subway station 10 5ith and Chest
mt sts diamond brooch liberal reward,
Apply Apartment q. llS s. 5ith st
DOG-Lost. brown Pomcranan dog. reward
Return to 2O2S Green st.
RING-Loat in Arcadia Theatre, Saturday
afternoon ring set with opal and pearls.
Return to i1O7 Walnut st. Reward.
TERRTER-Fouud 2lst aud Locust SITS. female
terrier, smooth hair: collar Apply to :. p.
G. A., 3G S. 18TH st.
DOG - Lost. a Scotch collie dog. Delaware
County license 40. 2sSN. Reward II returned
10 ~ Scllars ave, Mlbournc. Pa
TIRE-I.ost a Fisk tirc No. Ei 500. mounted on
extra rim, In case. Jan. :, between Moores-
town, y j.. and Newtown. Pa. Via iiurling.
ton and Bristol. liberal reward. A. j. Rob.
prts, MOOrcstuwn, y. j,
TOURING CARES reward for return OF
stolen 1917 Ford touring ear; manufacturers
number lO37pTi, PennH license No. 93l7
Report \. l.. D"voreauN, 32l Walnut at,
WALI.ET'-Lost blucls leather wallet last sat
urday night in front Of Forrest Theatre; con-
taincd three 81 bills and membership card Of
the Philadelphia Rifle Club No. l0S: liberal
reward. James Marston. 5000 WOodbine ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08
Veteran Salesman

Joseph J.. Margerum. for the last forty
years a travelling salesman for a large
wholesale grocery house, died yesterday
at his home, 3633 North Broad street. after
an illness Of eleven weeks lie was sixty
six years old. \ widow and two sons
Charles and Walter, survive him
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIB

BOOEKEEPER and office manager, age 40. "
present employer > years, is open toT en-. en- 1
ment owing to dissolution OF partneFshlII :
Years with previous employer B 80 Ls's-
Office.
BOY. capable Colored wants position as 9gss 9gs
or general hOusework preferred. Apply 9f-
Ger Conquest, Tl3 $. 10Th 81.
BUTLER valet. cook, japanese. wishes Posiss.1-l
In bachelors home. sleep OUT best reIeIsNss-
II 253. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08

CHAsE-BRuCE-Iau q. az 1880 o'clock.
n st. Marks Episcopal Church lurugf ~
above l8th, SAMUEL HART CHASE. son Of The
late Frederick Chase. 10 SUSAN LYMAN
BRUCE, daughter OF Mrs, Arthur Bruce, All oi
Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08
HE1P wANTEp-rEMA1n

STESOGBAPHER-O Who is experienced =
VIII start ON reasonable salary. Appiv Mo
Jay " q. M Room JOG Bourse Bldg, uOn'
WAITRESS wanted Protestant Annie, 49,
OvcrbroOk ave. phone Overhroot soon oOo2
NINDEBS-ENpcrIers sltein winders an 49,
h9.eigS IlygiCnic Flccccd Underwear 'VcSn' cno'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08
SAIESAIEM

, co SOUTH FOR THE WINTER
The Handy Volume Edition advertised by
SaarS-ROcbuClt CO.D Is the greatest selling
proposition ever offered by statesmen. Only
one dollar with the order and three dollars
monthly. Have room for only a few more
roal statesmen. We train you thorouEhly-
work lends exclusively, and pay drawing ae-
count weekly
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA co.
13D 5. 18th St, cor. walnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08
TNDERTAKERS
LOST AND FOUND

d. +. GALLAGHER 232t f.. Huntingdon
I'ndertakcr and Embamcr. Bell ph. Ken, 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BooKKEEPER. compt to take charge of double
entry bookkeeping system, II li5, Led. Cent.
CIIAMBERMAIp. white, experienced; first-cass
reference required, Apply 1928 Spruce ST., on
Monday before l O'Clock.
CHAMBERAfAID and sewing: wages 50. s g.
Rogers, liryn Mawr, Pa
CHA MBERWORk and waiting: white girl, with
reference. for small family: good wages
Apply BIB Queen lane. Germantown
COOK Wanted. experienced white cook. with
good references, for private family In At
lantic Cityi wages $40 a month. Address Mrs
i, NJ Riddle, 10l $. Albany ave, Atlantic
city.
COOK-Ftrst-class cook to go to Pittsburgh
ing there: good wages and highest reference.
VI $40. Lclger Central
COOK, first class: go home at ught: white
German preferred. Sternteld, 1901 Diamond
ST.. second floor.
COOK. white; experienced; city references: best
wages Call 1905 jefferson st.
BONDS and certificates; young lady. experienced
in hRndling, engraving and printing Of bonds
and certificates Elliott. lIth and LehiEh.
GIRL in bindery Of private printing plant; mod
ern WORKING conditions. Apply MIR, Gentzsch.
2iO w, Somerset.
GIRL for cooking and downstairs work: no
washing; SIS per week, 1871 Memorial ave
GIRLS to sew tickets and labels in stock and
cutting departments steady work. good pay.
Apply kirshh1"m's' BROAD and Carpenter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08

OPERATORS for all parts Of ladies' wash
dresses wanted start the new year with us
anu lt VIII surely mean prosperity 10 Won 1s
We work steady and pay best wages AppiS
biberman Bros. I'D and Chestnut '''''
OPERATORS, seamers ana hsmmers or mt
special machines; steady work Uveiantt
fletteu Underwear Co.. 2il5 n Howard
PAkLORMAlD, white, experienced: arst-cIag -
Monday before O'clock - 81 "'
REPORTER, one who can do esher specj,i
newspaper work az well. including managfnt
S2T. Ledger Office ''' +NuuIeSs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08

OPERATORS on ALL PARTS or
COTTON AND SILK WAISTS
STEADY WORK GOOD PAY.
Bkob CO., 500 CHESTNGT ST,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08

CUTTER ASSISTANT. experienced on rot,o.
and silk waists. l. Brod & Co. 500 Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08

SAIESMEN-Large manufacturing concern can
use few live men, on their sales force who
Moore. Frantz-PremIer Dist, Co. 73O Mar
ltaf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08

DIE CtTTERS-Wanted round die label cut
tprs. Apply NrlrrICan GraphOphuuc 90 En
poyment Offcs. Howard ave. .BridgcportI Conn sI,,
DOOIAiAN, $50 month. board and unifor,
ARMY in pcrgon, University Hospital 800
SuTupp ''NN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08

PRIVATE SECRErARY-Th head Of larr.
educational institution In the Middle Yves,
desires q man as private secretary: must he
n Christian, with college training or its eouly.
Rlent a knowledEo' of stenography Desirable.
address with references and statement of
previous experience. NJ sal. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08

LATHE HANDS wuntcdi good wages and chm
ditiOns. Apply Crane department. NtIes.Ra,
mcnt-Pond Co, Ninlin and Meadow SITS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08
General

WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE AND REPAIR
AUTOMOBILES
Sl5-COmpete COuTse-SlJ,
50 VIII start You
Day and Night Glasses
Suttler, 1901 Spring Garden st. Open SUNDAY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08
HELP WANTEn-MA1r

BANE CLERK Young man. about oz
nfTle9ced at general ledger and discount wost ~
dental. Address 3i5 Ledger One" conn'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08

experienced on circular sprln,
beard needle machines; good pay: stesav
work. llygtrnlc Flcceed Underwear Co, ails
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08

YOUNG MAN wanted; experienced in handlnE
fruit. ACker. III ". sth st.
YOUNG MAN wanted for clerical works on1
with some experience in keeping store recoLals
preferred; must be good penmau, Apply STAND
ard Fuse Corp, PausbOrO, N j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-08

GIRLS to sew tickets and labels In stock and
cutting departments steady work. good pay.
Apply kirshbl"m's, Broad and Carpenter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-05
LEGAL NOTICES


 or section 23; the west one-half of the northwest quarter. and the northwest | one fourth of the southwest quarter or section 26; the east one-half of the east one-half and the northwest one- fourth of the northeast quarter and the northeast one-foUrth of the north west quarter of section 27; the south 1 east quarter and the south e-halF or the northwest quarter and the north , halI or the southwest quarter of sec llon zS, and the east one half of the southeast quarter Of section 33, all in i township eight, south of range eleven, west containing in all seventeen hum urea and twenty acres. more or less. And also, all the timber and water upon the same, necessary for the deveI- opment, working and mining oof said coal Iron ore and other minerals ana the preparation of the same for market and the removal of the same: and also. the right of way and the right to build roads of any description oyer the same necessary for the convenient transpor- tation of said coal, iron ore, and other minerals from said lands; and the con veying and transporting to and from said lands all material and implements that may be of use in mining and re- moval of said coal, iron ore and other minerals, or in the preparation of the same for market. And also, the right to build houses for all employees and machinery.
 Together with all the rights, privileges and appurtenances thereto, belonging or in anywise appertaining to said lands and property, and all machinery, houses, buildings, top works and other structures located thereon, and railroad tracks, side tracks, spurs and switches, and all the plants, mill equipment, tools and machinery of every kind or char acter whatsoever herewith connected, whether fixed or movable, and all the estate, right, title and interest of the coal company, present or future, in said properties at law or in equity.
 The said property will be offered at said sale as a whole, and will be sold for cash to satisfy the indebtedness, in principal and accrued interest, evidenced by the outstanding bonds and coupons secured by the said deed of trust and the costs and expenses of said sale, in- cluding reasonable compensation to the undersigned trustee and it's attor- ney as provided for in the said deed Of trust.
 INTERSTATE TRUST AND BANKING
 COMPANY, Trustee.
 By HENRY M. YOUNG, Trust Officer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-05
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice


 State of Alabama,
 Jefferson County.
 Before me, H. s. Ryall, notary public in and for said county and said state, personally appeared on this date John H. Taylor who Is known to me, and who, being first duly sworn, under oath states that he was duly elected an associate commissioner of the city of Birmingham in said county and said state, on the 18th day of October, 1917, and was duly qualified to serve as a member of said commission on Monday, the 5th day of November, 1917, and that the following is true and correct itemized statement of his campaign and election expenses, and by whom said funds were con- tributed, as required by law, to-wit: Hawkins & Trice, printing, cards, etc. ............... ................... 49. 20 Industrial Record, newspaper ad- vertising ..................... 7o.2o Birmingham Ledger, newspaper ad- vertising ....................... .... 50. 20 Birmingham Magazine, advertis- ing ........................ ....... 15.5o Advance Publishing company, ad- Vertlsing ................ ............ 10. % Beaumont Advertising Agency, circular letters and advertising 10 65 Labor Advocate, advertising 20.00 Age Herald Publishing Co.,, ad- vertising .......... ......... s1.W Commercial Printing Co.,, cards. 1275 Call Publishing Co.,, advertising. 20.0O Ensley Enterprise advertising. 500 Spectator, advertising .............. 500 Herman Lovejoy, distributing cir
 culars .............. ................ HOO Stamps, envelopes, etc ........... 2S S4 J. F. Stiles, checking list of voters 6.SO Jenkins Taxicab Co.,, automobile. .OO Hawkins Ss Trice, cards, circulars, postage ............... ............... s4.5o Birmingham Ledger, newspaper
 advertising .......................... 2520 Age-Herald Publishing Co.,, ad-
 vertising .................. ........ ss. 60 Birmingham News Publishing Co, advertising .................. 93.S0 Ensley. Enterprise, advertsing... 10.C0 Herman Loyejoy, distributing cir culars ....................... ....... 400 Jenkins Taxicab Co, automobile HiTe ....-....-..... .....-.-..-......-.. IS. bO B. T. Freeman, automobile hire... 20 O0 F. B. Welch, automobile hire ...... 400 SIP. .99 Sworn to- and subscribed before me on this the 4th day of December, 1917. H. s. RYALL, Notary Public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-05
HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-MODERN, T. ROOM HOUSE WITH SL E E PIN G PORCH, GARAGE AND SERV- ANTS ROOM; 2803 CY- PRESS AVE-; PRICE $50. CALL OWNER BEFORE 6 F. M. WEEK DAYS. MAIN 3096.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-05

FOR SALE-Forty acres at Camp Me Clellan, Anniston; suitable for subdi- vision; cottages can be rented show ing 50 per cent on investment: this land only $l25 per acre; adjoining lands now $2Oo; prices will advance; 30,0oO more coming. Address Box 2s2. Anniston'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-05
WANTED-SALESMEN


 SALESMAN WANTED DOES YOUR TRADE USE SALES BOARDS? WE INVITE CORRE- SPONDENCE FROM SALESMEN WHO ARE MAKING THEIR TRADE REGULARLY: THE MOST REMU- NEiRATIVE SIDE LINE; NO SAM PLIES; NO COLLECTIONS; COMMIS- SION DUE AS SOON AS ORDER IS SHIPPED; WE WANT ONLY FIRST CLASS MEN; ENQUIRIES TO RE : GENE ATTENTION MUST STATE LINE CARRIED AND HOW LONG, CLASS OF TRADE CALLED ON, TERRITORY AND HOW OFTEN COVERED. THE K. & S. SALES CO. 2 154-56 WHITING ST, CHICAGO. I'LL.
 WANTED High grade experienced salesman to call on general trade; sal- ary s25 weekly and commission: general references and territory covered. Amer ican Sales and Promotion Co.,, 14 w. Washington st, Chicago. III. Representatives earn $50 per week and upwards selling sla- pie, standard and necessary product to farmers in home county or com . munity; a remunerative and useful way of utilizing all of leisure time; every farmer live prospect; ex- elusive territory allotted Address Y-61, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-05
BOARD WANTED

 ROOM, garage and two meals for young couple without children, Nor. wood preferred. Give location in replying. Address C-62, care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-05
OFFICES AND STORES FOR REIN.

FOR hE4>i---omail front oTfice, part or chece suite, First National Bank Bldg. Brmingham. Apply at Rooms 4S3-4-5 said building or phone 1294
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALEslo,OOO Will buy the northwest corner 2d ave. and 18th st., 5Ox9O; 2-story brick store on property. A. A. Adams 6 Co.,, 2120 1st ave.