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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20
COLUMBUS, MISS.

Columbus, Miss, September 19-Spd cial)-Paul Armour, brotner- in Ia of W. c. Ottley of this city bears tlI distinction of being one of the yountl est majors in the army, being on 26 years old. Young Armour, who sal service on the Mexican border as member of an infantry company il the old national guard, entered the o1 ficers' training camp at Leon Spring| Tex. as soon as the United Statd declared war against Germany an
 there won lieutenant's commissiod Last December he was promoted to
 captaincy and a few days ago wal
 elevated to the rank of major. He now stationed at Camp Pike. f1
 Mrs. Mary Mimms of Tampa Fla sdie suddenly yesterday at the home of. he daughter, Mrs. s. J. Mcconnell, o1 College street, where she was visiting She was taken i'll Tuesday afternoo1 and grew rapidly worse until the en1 came. Mrs. Mimms, who was 70 yeaE old, was a native of Crawford, MisS and the body was taken there for ii terment. E
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

WANTED-First-class cleo trical repair man, familiar with A. c. and D. c. cur- rent; salary, $50 per month. Address Box 118, AnniStOn, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20
HELP WANTED-MALE AND
 FEMALE

FEMALE
 WANTED-Two colored experienced jam itors, city work, $50 month ? exper- fenced pay roll and timekeeper clerks at once; 10 experienced colored coal loaders, machine runners, track men and laborAs; government takes entire output of mines; colored maids and cooks; carpenters; white bakers; coi- ored men cooks: cement finishers; other openings. Employment Office, 3O6 N 26th St. (Near Terminal Station), Bir- mingham, Ala.
 Al BOOKKEEPER-ST -STENOGRAPHER; colored waitress, $6 per week and board 1; 3 good cooks: white woman for altera- tion york; all kinds of help, white and colored. Apply Birmingham Employ ment Co. 21031a Sd ave, N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

ONE electrical engineer; iron worker; machinist milwrights; laundry drivers; clerks and telegraph opera tors; grocery clerks; carpenters, paint CTS, timers, steamfitters; stationery fireman; porters, boys over 16; all kinds of colored and white help; coal miners; good jewelry repair man. Apply Bir- mingham Employment Co.,, 21031s Sd ave- N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20
APARTMENTa FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Arartments, rooms. large hall, water and heat furnished; $40 No. 16l1 $. 18th ave. Birmingham Iron and Development Go. Phone 762
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

FOR RENT-Modern 4-room bungalow on two acre plot, in the heart of Roebuck Springs. All modern con- veniences.t Ideal for couple with one child. s25 per month or will sell for $3500, $500 cash, $500 a year. T-92, Age- Herald
 FOR RENT--Cottage on 22d ave, N: rooms and bath; price sl4. Phone Main 5202.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

CORPORATION ACCOUNTANT Wanted for immediate opening; must have had actual experience in corpora ton work; excellent future possibilities for man who can deliver the goods. 1216 Jeff Co Bank bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20
BOAkDERS WANTEl
BOARD WANTED
HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT

broom steam heated apartment, 1017 Elm street, large and attractive rooms s65; furnished, $75. 2201 5th ave. N. rooms newly fixed up, very attractive, only $50. 1105 sylvan ave, S., 5-room cottage. $3O Ill s. 18th ave, S-room modern home $50. POI S. 61st st., ' rooms, S35. 1926 Maplewood ave, s.; modern and at tractive S-room home, servants room ana
 garage, only $55. 1900 Tuscaloosa ave, West End, 4-room brick flat; bargain, $1S TIP N. Fist st., room anG sleeping porch; steam heat, etc., $2250. 14l3 Warsaw st., s rooms, 2 baths and garage, modern, $50. S16 s. 18th st. broom cottage, walking dis tance, s20. Butler-G Garrett R. E. & I. Go.
 222 N. Fist st. Main S19.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20
SHOE clerks wanted. men and girls. Ap-
 ply Hanover Shoe store. 1918 3d ave


 SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE HGSTLER-Age B, family, 10 years ex- perience in real estate and rentals; can handle branch office, advertising, corre- spondence, etc; would like connection with corporation in any managerial ca pacity, where integrity and energy will secure advancement. Address N-91, care Age Herald
 YOUNG man with 20 years experience, metal mine operator, wants position, superintendent or mine foreman; best references; go anywhere; economical, reliable, diplomatic. married; handle any proposition. metal mine certifi- cate. Address Z-41. Age Herald. OFFICE man, as bookkeeper or general office work, with wholesale or manufac- turing concern, either in or out of city; experienced in lumber and mill supplies; not in draft and services available at once. Address B-9l, care Age- Herald. WANTED-Some extra work as coliec- tor or office work; can devote or 1 hours day; 10 years experience as collector; have auto W-97. care Age Herald
 WANTED-Drafting and engineering work for spare time at home, by party of draftsmen with wide experience in structural and mechanical lines. Box PSI, Age-Herald.
 EXPERIENCED supply house man de- sires change. Address Gv9l, care Age Herald.
 STU ATIONS WANTED-FEMALE COLLEGE woman law graduate, special training in cataloguing and filing, wishes position: husband in service. A-91. Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20
WANTED TO RENT APARTMENTS


 WANTED TO RENT APARTMENTS WANTED-In Norwood or desirable sec tion South Highlands, completely fur nished apartment, small house or bun galow; have two well behaved children, but responsible for any damage. Want to occupy either October or November l. State details and price. Address Mrs A. B. Dickson. 615 Dallas ave, Selma. WANTED-By couple without chill dren, a steam-heated apartment, com pletely furnished for housekeeping; Norwood or South Highlands preferred: references exchanged. Call Main 3750 between F and 1 o'clock noon. WANTED-By responsible couple, fur nished apartment of or rooms and bath, in desirable neighborhood; would consider one partially furnished; refer ences exchanged. Phone during day Main 4761.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

WANTED-Three school boys for route inspectors good pay; will not interfere with school. Apply to D. D. Monroe, Circulation Dept, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

WILL pay H an acre cash for any land in Alabama Write I-26, care Age-lIer- aid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

WANTED-By big steel company. man for traffic department prefer man with railroad experience: good salary and future advancement. 1216 Jeff. Co. Bank bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20
Your Want Main
SALESMEN WANTED

| SALESMAN W4NTESD5N1Efsxperijen
 ladies silk hosiery for Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina territory; commission basis only; rsferences must accompany applica- ton. 303 5th ave, room 501, New York city. N. Y.
 EXPERIENCED shoe salesman, seliing good trade. willing to do stock work; state age, experience; good salary; steady position. S & S. Shoe Co, 5s $. Howard, Akron, o. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
 FOR SALE 12'x15' double drum mine hoist. 1G'x12" double drum mine hoist 2 S'xlV' double drum mine hoists 10'x12' single drum mine hoist 1 b1@" x10' single drug mine hoist. l 61a'' x12" double drum hoist with boiler. new double drum hoists for motor drive MOTORS 3 phase 60-cycle, 220-volt new motors; {; sizes 1, ?, 3, 5, 71e, 15 and 25 h. D. 1 55 h. p. 22o-volt direct current motor. Charles J. Geohegan Ma
 chine Company
 15 South 2oth St. Birmingham. Ala. FOR SALE-Steam tug, lOo horse power, S1 feet long, Is feet beam. 51b feet draft fully equipped; recently completely over hauled and passed by United States government inspector; bargain. F. Ness
 Co, F. Q. Box SOP, Savannah, Ga. FOR SALE-Time clocks, rebuilt Dey,
 cincinnati and Simplex always on hand; time stamps, Calculagraphs;
 nothing but time recorders and sup.
 plies. Time Register Repair and Supply Co.,. Gardner, Mass FOR SALE-heal bargains in suits and overcoats at s25 and $9o cash buying cash selling, low expense. 37 years ex-
 perience in clothing; honest goods and
 honorable treatment. Marc Link, 1911
 1st ave.
 OAK DRESSER and wasnstand, two iron beds, springs and mattress, oak dining room table and chairs large leather rocker, oak kitchen cabinet. 1630 11th ave, south. Phone Main 5234
 FOX SALA- aNEi L. AN EOUS ROBERTSON BRICK Co.-srick manu- lecturers and dealers in sand lime, ce- ment, etc.; deliveries by wagon any where in the Birmingham district. Ave. and 9th st. Phone 2250 TWO Sx12 c. & P presses and motors, one 221a c. X P cutter and printing material for up-to-date job work. Call or address J. H. Garrison, 20O51s Ave. E, Ensley.
 SALE-Splendid, economical heater, davenport, Quality gas range, VictroIa and records, etc; leaving. 2S18 s. 10th Main 1864.
 FOR SALE-Team of fine mules, wagon and harness; best of condition, at a bargain. See MT. w. w. Snead, Caro- Iina-POrtlaud Cement Go. 1601 Ave. A. FOR SALE-Two improved portable san itary roasting coops with capacity 20 chickens each, at $l5 apiece or $25 for the two. Phone Main 1726 HOUSEHOLD furniture for rooms,
 also house to rent, convenient South
 side Phone Main 2026-W. FOR SALE-Furniture for broom apart ment. Phone Main 1864.
 WANTED-MISCE 4 n 1a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

FOR SALE-Team of fine mules, wagon and harness, best of condition, at a bargain. See MT. W. w. Snead, Caro- lina- Portland Cement Co, 1901 Ave A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

OFFICE boy. Here is chance for bright boy who wants to work. Opportunity for promotion: must be willing to hustle and be on the job. Address in own handwriting stating age and references, Lr91, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

WANTED-Two or three boys, IS or F years old, to learn the shoe business; must live at home with parents ana have good recommendations. Guaran- tee Shoe Co., 1905 3d ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

5000 FOR 7-room. modern steam heated, suburban bungalow; lot LOOK PIT feet; terms. No rentals. May tele- phone Main S559-J p. m. to 7:30 p. m only Owner, 1902 American Trust
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

CASH BARGAIN-5 acres. rich, level, cul- tivated dwelling, outbuildings, orchard i; mile of Ensley; walking distance cars Phone Main S734.
 PRETTY bungalow, Groom modern; 7 lots nice location; terms arranged. Ad- dress O-91, care Age- Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

GOOD grade 6-weeks-old Poland China, Duroc and Berkshire pigs, S6 each; cash with order. C.. F. Salmon, Spring Gar den, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

YOUNG MAN typewriter operator with fairly good speed; need not be short hand writer, good chance for hust- ling young man. Address C-91, care Aee- Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

FOR SALE-$SOO0 will buy my home at 721 $. 20th st.. on which the buyer can place loan of s40O0 at 51s per cent; reason for selling, need the money to keep my automobiles in repair. Miles A. 2 Copeland M D.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

FARM AND TIMBER LANDS S~~(.[NS~-~-~~~~~~~~~s~~ GOOD farm at a bargain; PIP acres, one n-room house, 3 tenant houses, 3 barns, pastures, 8 wells, l storehouse, l blacksmith shop; 25 miles from city, on pike road. from Birmingham. For in- formation address C. J. Hallmark, k. F. D. l, Trafford, Ala.
 WANTED-To rent, with option of buy ing, farm suitable for dairying, near some good town. J. Montgomery, West McHenry, Ill.
 If you want to buy or sell iarm land. write Ingram Land Co.,. Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

COLLEGE woman. law graduate, special training in cataloguing and filing, wishes position; husband in service. A-91, Age-Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

FOUND-The Marc Link system of mak ing loyal customers; honest goods and honarble treatment and by giving won derful values in suits and overcoats at $25 and $3O. Marc Link, 1911 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

FOUND-The reason why this store has been a success, by giving wonderful values in suits and overcoats at S25 and s3o; honest goods and honorable treat rnent Marc Link, 1911 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20
AITToMOBILE

FOR sAGENoNE IEFFERY QUAD TRUCK, FOUR WHEEL DRIVE. 1917 MODEL; GOOD CONDITION MAR TINS MILL COMPANY. BOX 66s, SAVANNAH. GA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20
MONEY TO LOAN

WE nego tiate ioaLs and sell real estat te. Can handle desirable farm loans. Me Cornell, Anglin. White. POPS 5d ave. WE negotiate mortgage loans at low rates and buy mortgage paper. Leon- ard-Riley Co, 1a5 Woodward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20
PERSONAL

"BLONDY," the expert on children's hair cutting. is at the Motion Hotel Barber Shop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

ONE team of 7-year-old mules for sale. Weigh 1200 pounds each; will take S55g cash for them. Address w. O. Posey. Fairfia1d Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

LOST-Between 12th st., south, and Ter minal station or at Terminal station Tuesday night. gold crescent-shaped brooch set with pearls; $5 reward. Re- turn to 1010 12th st., south M. 4556-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20
LOST AND FOUND

1OST-No one likes to lose anything, but you will surely lose s5 to s10 If you don't buy ons of my s2o or sso suits or overcoats; wonderful values hon. est goods and honorable treatment Marc Link, 1911 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-20

S6 and S7, double tread. Wyatt John son. vulcanizer SNS s. 2Oth st.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-27
WILSON PLAYING POLITICS.
Roderbera Challenges Statement That
"poiitjos Ia Adjourned"

washington, Aug. 81. - Speaking In
the house today Representative Rodch-
berg, OF Illinois. republican. challenged
prcaidcnt Wilson's recent statement
that politics is adjourned" ana crIil-
cizcd the president for recent published
letters In Opposition 10 the candidacy
OF certain members OF the hou0o and
senate.
Mr., Rodcnberg referred particularly
TO the presidcnts opposition 10 tho ro-
nomination OF Representative Slnydcn.
Of Tcxnr; Representative Ifuddlebton,
Of Alabama; Senator V0rdnmnn, OF
Missianippi and Senator Hnrdwlck. Of
Georgia, and to his endorsement OF
Henry Ford for senator from Michigan,
and 10 his request for the withdrawal
Of Representative Lovcrof South Car
olna. from the race for the senatorial
nomination,
Referring to thc'president's endornc-
ment Of Mr. Ford. the speaker said:
''it wns Henry Ford who less than
| four u1onii,B rgu Gruiurcd, dunt nc-
lIcvc in tho flag: II ir only something
to rally around: when the war is over
these flags shall come down never TO
go up again
"It was the Influence OF Henry Ford
and his millions that secured exenp-
tion from military service for hls aon
f.dscI, who is Of draft age and In the
very prime OF vigorous young physical
manhood, and yct H. In Henry Ford who
today bnska in the sunshine Of prnsi-
Dental favor"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-27
lny Moutern LAmited.l

with tho French Armies In France.
Aug ?s,--Ucavy German forces made
IA desperate attempt to drive tae
French from the heights between
JuvRny md credy Mont ycster-
day The attack was carried out by
tho First Runrda division. which has
been brought from the region o.
CharIesyille.
The French mt first yielded n little
g-n..mAA s....ee. pc". a. Maa:Ea Maa:Ea AID
Orme do -Montecouve. They then
counter attacked, re-crtablished their
former positions, made n slight nd-
vance. and moved into Domaine wood,
Later In the evening the enemy made
n number OF attacks on the now
French line but they werc repulscd In
fghtng OF tho scverest character. Tho
battle field was covered with German
dead
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-27
Huns Bomb Red Gross
Bathhouse: XIII and
Main Refugees

Washington. Aug. T.--Dctails OF the
recent Smelling OF an American Red
Cross bath house for Belgian soldiers
near the Belgian front. In which twcn-
ty-thrce Belgian employees were killed
and sixty others injured. was received
today.
The three large buildings. including
a laundry and fumigating plant,
which were destroyed, gave employ
ment to 200 persons A shell hit tho
roof OF the laundry about II o'clock In
the morning. Men, women and chill
drcn were hurled In every direction.
Parts OF the bodies were found In the
streets many feet from the structure.
An hour after tho shell hit the build
Ing soldier brought a bundle to tho
hospital containing the arm of n little
boy ne had found In a lot
The employees were refugees driven
from Belgian towns by tho German ad-
vance A little hunchback girl who was
supporting her widowed mother lost
both legs. At the hospital she said to
her mother:
1T doesn't matter so much. can
sit and SOW"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-27
TO VOTE ON mAN-powER BILL
Senate Must Dispose OF Amendment
~ Before Nioht,

| puIoTo N'8VN
Wnaaington, Aug. 27.--with an
apreemcnt to vote not later than I
O'Clock today the senate upon convcn-
Ing today planned to dispose quickly
OF all amendments TO the man power
bill extending draft age limits TO l8
and ~ ycans and prepare for tho finnl
vote.
The principal contest was expected
over the amendment offered by Scna-
tor ThouIas. of Colorado. providing
that men giving deferred classification
upon abscntnS themselves from work
without cause. shall lose deferred
classification and become liable for
immediate Induction into military
service,
Tho work or fisht amendment written
into the now man power bill by tho
senate military committee wns ap-
proved by the senate today by n vote
OF 40 TO 20, with an amendment provid-
Ing that II shall not apply to strikers
who return 10 work and submit their
demands to the war labor board.
The test came on n motion by Scnn-
tor Mckellnr, OF Tennessee. to strike
out the clause after the modification
proposed by Senator cummlns, OF
Iowa. had been adopted 70 to o.
Senator Falls amendment to make
men up TO so years Of age subject to
draft and providing for their classic
tion for military. Industrial or other
servicc. subject to tho presidents
regulations was rejected. 81 to 0,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-27

London. Aug 27.--BrItish forces are
established IN the northern outskirts ot
Bapaurne. according to the official
statement issued at the war office to-
day.
North OF the scarpc river Scottish
troops renewed their attack against thf
Germans last night and have advanced
toward Plouvain. the statements say
In the great battle In northern Pic
0rdy tho British are making progress
toward the village Of Beugnatre. two
and one-half miles north OF
Banaufnc.
There Ia hard Nghting around Croia-
iileS, farther north. the statement says
Since last "Wednesday the British have
taken $1,000 prisoners.
Tho British have pushed thru tho
town OF Montaubnn. three miles north
OF the Sommc, and, capturing the wood
near that place, have reached
LonguevAl.
Australian forces have rrnAA ...s
Sfhntinl Progress toward Eompierrn
south Of the Sommc and east OF suz.
anne, north Of the river.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-27
Man Who Sank
the Lusjtan;a ia
French Captive

Parc, Aug. 27-vLieutennnt Sch
weigcr the man who nonk the Lini-
tania,, has been captured by French
patrol boat In the Mediterranean, ac-
cording to In Journal.
A large submarine OF which he was
second in command, had just torpcdoed
British steamer between Malta and
Sicily. The German was waiting to
patrol bon'e emerged from tie fog and
sank tho u-bont.
or the crew OF ncvcnty-fivo only one
officer and four men were rescued IVY
the patrol boat. While being taken to
Touion tho officer appeared III ~ ease,
When he thought no one was lookup
he tried TO throw some papers ovr
board but n sailor seized his arm,
refused to answer questions, bur
examination OF tho papers explained
his uneaHlnees.
In journal asks II tho man who
committed tae most vile. tn, most
bnrbarouR. and tho most cowardfy act
In the annals OF tho war IN merely TO
be sent 70 n prison camp.
"a Dispatch from Toulou last Friday
which described the SINKING ~ Ger
man submarine In the Mediterranean
by patrol boats. added that tho mate
OF the submarine attempted 10 G ctmm1t
suicide when brought on board a
rescue ship. The man appeared 10 be
insane and was reported TO nave de-
ciared tant tfe ios, U-bont had tor
pedocd tho Lusitania. Tho Germrn ad-
mirnity, according TO adviccs from
London, Aug. 10. has admitted inst
Lieutenant Schwcigcr wnn killed when
n IT-boat that he commanded struck n
mine In the North sea Tho lisD1ith h
said tha, his death occurred In scp'cm
49,. taic1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-27
MISTAKEN FOR
DIVER AND SUNK
United States Sub Chaser Destroyed
by Gun Grow OF Merchant Steamer
--Eighteen Members OF Grow Re.
ported Lost.

ported Lost.
Washington. Aug. 27.- American
submarine chaser No. 200. operating
out OF Philadelphia. was mistaken for
a submarine by n merchant stenmor on
Fire Island. N. Y, carly this morning.
and sent to the bottom.
Seventeen members OF her crow, In
cluding tho commander and tho cxec-
utive officer. are missing.
The chnacr was manned by naval re-
serves Eight OF the survivors, some
Of them wounded, have been landed Mt
New York and ono has been landed
at Lcwes Del.
The merchant ship was the Amcrl-
| can steamer Felix Taussig. In the
darkness her naval armed guards mis-
took the chaser for an enemy subma-
irine and opened :. fire, destroying tho
little craft before the mistake was dis
covered.
or the survivors landed the follow
Ing were wounded:
Thomns IIarran. chief bontawnin'a
mate; Claude Wild. nnchinist'B mate:
Clarence s, Evans. machinlst's mate.
and II. A. Corcoran, aunrtermaster.
Veaacls are searching the vicinity
with tho hope that other survivors may
still be anont,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-27
BRITISH PENETRATE H|NDENBURG Line

war. judge I.aa1is today took tho mo-
tions under sowis~ment. Both sidca
were directed ahlo briefs tomorrow
afternoon.
IL IL expected that Judge Lands win
impose sentences on the mon immedi
atcly nftcr hia ruling on motions for n
new trial and arrest OF Judgment In
the event OF denial OF motions. II IL
aaid, counsel for tho defense viii ap-
peal the cnae to tho United States cir
cult court OF appeals.
judge Lands later oyer-rulcd n
motion for nm arrest Of Judgment In
tho cases OF 100 !. w. w. leaders re-
Gently convicted of conspiracy to In
tcrfcrc with the governments conduct
Of tho war and reversed his decision
until Thursdny on motion for new
trial.