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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an open competitive
first grade or clerical examination 10
W. held at Wheeling. on Saturday. Au.
gust 10. and on the second SATURDAY OF
each succeeding month until 1urtnef
notice. 49,,
. These examinations will be held 70
ses,!rc cligiblcs from whom to make
rcrtificaticn to fill vacancies IN tlrst
grade or clerical positions In the various
branches of the field service. both In the
Distric, Of Columbus and elsewhere IN
tho Fourth civil service district.
Competitors will he examined IN the
following first grade subjects. winch
will have the relative weights indicated
on 4 basis ur 100; Spelling. 10: arithme-
tic, 80: prnmanship. Ia: letter Writing,
30: copying and correcting manu-
script. IL. -, IA,
This examination is open to all citi-
zcns Il The United States who meet tho
requirements.
Eul! information. including sample
nucstions and tests. together with ap-
nlic1tion Form 1911. may be secured
from The Secretary If the Board of
civil Service Examiners nj the Wheeling
postofficc
Persons requesting information by
mail should b. careful to state the ex-
'art title of the cxamina ton. FIRST
grad, nr clerical in order that they
may receive the correct literature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22
Union Carpenters to
Buy Flags and More Bonds

(. Carpenters local union ~" mas Or
Lrr.d = service Nag. containing SIN S'afS'
which will br displayed with the many
,,h.r service flags of local unions in the
g. V. r. Il l.. y.
The carpenters ais" CAV" An oTncr l"E
large American ilaE. which VIII ne
carried in parad"s. rh" old fIaE-"hlth
is one nf the largest and most hcautil" Ill
silk rmbIcmS in III" city-waS "otiEn' d
uunrt.r al a century AZ" and only mas
I" stars, there being only mat MARY
states in III" union ut mat ''iilc' Nv
cid flag is III, battered condition ana
will BE- kept in tho hall rs an cmOicm
If tn" wears G"n" by
The carpenters union. though not inc
largest labor organization IN tnr c'!'
IS one IT the most patriotic. IhH Or
,,.,niyoi,nr has purchased $l.%"p III
Liberty bonds and $l.hno in War savings
Stamps. anil plans hav" ben mad" L"
invest several hundred dollars more
when the next bond isSu" snail "e
I iihDt rI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22

h"stclry Of this city. TIL" sam" "ld
RATES for rooms h;lv" prevailed f." IL"
past - years. and l-andl"r'i G"trg' ".
St:untn said thu other day that IL. h"l".~
il will be possible Ia rontIni" tn" old
rates for another quarter -; II '''i'ENy
at least. Tho StaInm is "n" e! tn few
larG" AMERICAN plan houses between
Pittsburgh Ind Cincinnati. 1t enjoys =
0"rrulin: pnIruu;h:;"--th Is. 'hr rnnJ"r-
i,v -: guests have ben staying A. Ih2
hotel white in tn city for many l"nS
wears SOM. wiz" r"::iStrr ',"r, i''w
H""4s -. months ~ coming :" Wheel
INK, have hG"n Il $tanm Gu'.Sr 10y r"'A"iy
4 half century. lur'tI,i.u.; several If tn.
last surviving members al j'i- old
tSt"amhoat commanders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22
'US|NC FIRE HOSE
; FOR WAR GARDENS

Whrr i ccrIlnS t. utilizing IL" thiaTS
=, hand fur whatever ;h"y AT" n"ed'"
th,, tnoryi,. II ih.- pike section arc riShs
cut thor" witlt tn" best IT them. J.
I,!Iy seems - be. conserving his sup
,l. ~ The Ituu,i for tie. past fe" weeks
,ud a. :, result Tho war gardens oi the
~. s.r.tl"u wcrr not doing as we'll rs
,h"v ~l."uid determined. ho~e:"t
that th,:r ilburS should not x" t"s
n;lusnr. tn" S'!bur6anitr: S"nt IN an D
- e.. - tn" mr. departments. ana AS
4 result III" Iirr' department at ia" va
rinu$ towns "uc TN. pix" ar" nut every
.v.nin.: vita their h!g bumpers. spray
f,.e tn, gardens. Had It not h""n i'r
iur.r i!au many rE tn" gardens ~"utd
h::S. s."u ruined. hut rs !, - the Ea:"
H.. rs arr n fairly cuUd condition.
Many - the farmers IN tn" rurA dIs-
tries ar cons id"rnhiy w"rrirh over IN"
fact Iiat Tiny hay" not. had - S'"h
rl-.nciin= RAIN f"r several ""'hS hni
tn, :-,;arn and .rurn crops ar" showing
~" III effects ~ =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22
MOUNDSV|LLE TO
OPEN CAMP MEETING

Al the M"undsvilIe camp Er"uniS'
ON Wednesday,. tho missionary 1uoilrc
rally Of In. Wheeling district Will takc
plarc. The exercises will begin ut :
o'clock. with Mrs. y. j. Clarke pres'o-
inn, Following is the program:
Orru:ng hymn-"The. Kingdom Is
Coming.
rrayrr-pr. C. l.. Allen.
solo a. Red Is thu English Rose -
Miss Iranu"tt" E""h"r
Musical r"ading-Mrs. =. tChar'oE
Hughes. assisted ~ Miss Faith Ayres
and MIR. Theodore hughes.
T:,ntnmlm,. 60 Zr"n Haste"-Stan'
,j:,rd Hearers. Calvary church.
Closing prayrr--I."v. J. {. Guck'!F.
Disrrjr, uifircr$-Pr'tsidcnt. MIS-
Emma Moor" Scott: corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. :. l.. :. SpraSE: pres
northern group. Mrs. Arthur i~tz"h"y
ur.sid, u, central group. Mrs. ). H.
rr,r.: president southern Ir"lp NrS'
e. W. Mrt'uSk"y: recording S"'r''ar!'
Mrs. I;rll. Flood. treasurer. MISS MIC"
IRWIN; superintendent young p'"p,"'
Miss Ilaz"l smith: SupcrintGNdchl CHI,
irru Mrs. II. K. r;winn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22
POLITICS ARE
WARMING UP
Marshall County Prirnises Rat her
Interesting Race For
Primaries.

Politics in Marshall county are warm
Ing up and the randrlut"s are on the
hustle after votes for their particular
,.uudidary The county being strongly
Republican. it is III" people "l 'h'l
party that are bringing the cainpalE"
t. Il focus as tn" Democrats are 1iEHI-
Ing mn Hlm"St h"p"lr$S ca*r IN III" s'"-
cral ri"ction. The stat" S"nht"Flti Sl"E''
Is SGT and tho participants are aii rC'n'
for tn" great hhtil" "hr'h VIII TAM
place" on August 9Th.
tHrl Hunter. r"w FAC" III .phlitlES'
is making great Roadway with his c7'n-
r,irn and feels rnnfmIrnt al the numina-
lion. MIR Hunter is Il well known bank
rr Of MnundSvilIe. and has many other
business affiliations wiiC equip NM
Ia fill the scat in the senate nj tharIEs-
ton. ON the other hand Walter NC
Glunrply has been in tn" race AT "lh"'
elections and has been through inc POI
liiical school which /: a very manu-!
experience tn have in the rae" Tor Eolc
getting and will stand good SNOW III
the primaries. Dr. S. NJ. steele Is cor
Quoting n quiet campaign ana pTr!l'ta
victory for himself 1T the polls IN PrI-
mary day. 1t IL Il pretty race between
these three m'-I for tho Ecpuhlicah
nomination. and all arc conducting
good clean campaign.
NJ A. Sib-rt is unnpno$cn Tor inc
senatorial nomination on TIA" D"m"rrh'-
IT, ticket and H. is pretty sur" l" meet
The same fate a. other Dmocrats t'thc
general clcctiun.--doicat.
The hottest fight i'll TN" primaries Is
for tho Republican mountainous TWO 10
! IL. srIcrt.d. for the house of delegates.
| Everett, Moore, who has already served
IN the house and wants to go PACK
| again. is doing some tall huStlih6 tor
| ono of the nominations. as IS also
I;rurgc W. Byrncs and Foster kInc lor
! the fight for the other nomination -
| hctvrcn these two gentlemen as pni't'-
| ,.nI prophcls say that Mr.. Moore VIII pe
,rn of the winners. The /. >. senator
! iuI fight at the present stage Is ratntt
| lus,. nj present with Hon. Joseph 1io!t
| Gaines making tremendous strides 10
! ,r,t;, rn for lost time i'll entering the
r,rc However. all four nr the contest
ants claim the county but their r'al
nnsiIjous in the race will be d"termlnEo
m = few days with Gaines us one OF inc
! contestants at the finish OF the race.
! ON thr Democratic sid" IL Goes NOV
| ,ra,tcr which wins. either Chiltoh or
! watson. As the carrying the county oF
| either nnly boosts their statewide VOC,
lint, nj th,, November election MarShu'
,.nuntv will b. found in the RrruplicaH
ranks where she has always pFeh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22
", c, A, TO HOLD
MEETINGS IN HOTELS

=: III. past II has b""n w" 'u>'''"
for III. iu..,th"rN II IN" " h'.'ihE ''"'-
.r.-,.,rl Association /" mold their meet
.,,.y =, ,i,..:r rurtr,> in ih, Market .lHdL-
,nrtutn IN III" evening. NJ tn last
,,,.,.,,t.. hrtl It WIS decided !" mold II
,,roo d.r meeting =, ";l" al thu, !':uiins
h,,t,.1s nf ihr clty. IN" first meeting
viii be- h~id -r,.xt Thursday At tn" Nc
tr-, hntel. and N" 'r.Xt meeting VIII
r.. h,rd vt IN" Windsor. alternating
...,,.;, ,r.eilnc. TIL. FIRST rr"'tlnS III the
18th * h.ld n. FIRST Fhur>'Iay after
,n, r,r.: Monday. and thu second meet
49,. < hold ~" Wins after that. l%-
c,r., :, VAS tn" custom :" r"''''. "'itE one
=, runr;h. hut th'' a>S"'Etii"n '":iF"H"S
,u.:,.,. r,,c1ltirly now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22
GIBSON
HEARING TODAY
TO Be Up in Criminal Court Tor tue
Alleged Killing Of Her HuS-
band Last May.

Mrs. Lillian Gibson will be up In
criminal court to-day. charged with the
alleged murder of her hus band;: George
Gibson. on May list, nj their home OH
seventeenth street. The alleged crime
was done with an ciGhtcen-lnch' nu;cner
knife. Mrs. Gibson is reported TO have
confessed the killing IL Prosecuting at
torncy d. a. Mckee. but stated that It
was done m sclf-defcnsc. and that enc
did not mean To kill HIM. 1t is stated
that George Gibson was under inc lMlu-
cnrr Of liquor n tn" time he was hibeu'
rrhc knit. severed IN artery in his limb.
and death came as n result Of the loss
ni blood. Tho case promises to develop
into, n sensational one. and VIII pron-
ably occupy several days. Attorney ).
E..rrard Handlan will act as counsel Tor
~. d.fcnsr while Prosecuting Attorney
Mckee and Assistant Prosecutor Bach
man Will handle The affairs OF The
static.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22
Proposed Local Piggery
Plan is Stamped 20. X.

The proposed piEEcry site for this
,.i,v in consume tho garbage collected
in This city. has the 30. X" of the food
administration. The plan is in use n
all tho army cantonm"nts. and ali food
wastes are utilized for hog food After
I'M, hogs are fattencd they are killed
and fed to tho soldiers.
\ contract has been let to DR.. c. c.
S,wcnmb of Kansas City by City Man.
ar,r G. q. Naglc and it is thought that
the plan will soon become n realization.
This plan will reduce the operating eX-
pcnses Of the city and valuable returns
arr expected.
nr, Ncwcomb has agreed to post n
bond Of $4,000 that he will remove the
garbage on scheduled time 10 prevent
any epidemic Of disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22
POLICE COURT NEWS

The twilight session OF p"li'" C""i
saturday evening. was a Ii'il'r ''""
affair. only Nv" Uif"ndcrS w'T" ui, w
:, drunk and thu other n lrhi!l' N''''''o' ;
"p:ddy" F:iw"rd. AN old inner uIUPpI''
III IL Scr how tn" police court III
',....,. caring along. Paddy" WAS rAth-
~. Trunk and ,hr court handed him 50
.,,,d rn,.,s or - days. Officer Craig
,,',rr.,I.I HIM on Market street. Tod
,,,.o.,,.r WAS arrested 10y Traffic officer
iTu,..,r. ~ Eleventh and Market str'"tS'
rnr Jisrrrarding his traffi" signals
twi.. M,ancr was soaked - ana COSTS
or twenty days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22
TEANSACTIO MS.

Pleasant Valley laun company n
" .ih.lmtura E.h'linr. Lot II ~ Il'HSHn'
,"u. Trlah"lphH, nI$Iri't. ''nSri"rh
ti"u. SIC.
\ l.. lIffl'. "i Alcrp". Green" """n'
t.. "a. L. William M"QunN. interest III
certain coal larh IN Liberty plSiri't
Consideration. STOOLS.
James M",'r:m'k"u /" William Mr0i7%'
of Green" rnmuty. Ia. interest III Ger
tai-r Ir.rr..l Of coal land III Liberty pis
trLyt. Consideration. EI1H.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20
HELP WANTED MALE
100 LABORERS
NJ A NTED TMMEDTATFTY

NV ANIED IMMEDIATELY
big wages, great work; best
--ssiS,job you ever had, boy; SOC
~ hour, II hours pay for 10
-sshours' work, time and half
y time for overtime; free
z house rent for yourself and
'r family; free trips home
= every 80 days. Government
= job; do your bit to help win
! the war by working at the
i government cyanamid
= plant, Muscle Shoals, Ala.
Apply to w. H. Station,
Shipping Agent, 121 IL N.
4 21st st., second floor. Ship
e Sunday afternoon; office
: open Saturday and all day
Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20
HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE

100 LABORERS
IMMEDIATELY
Big wages, great work; best
job you ever had, boy; Soc
hour, IL hours pay for 10
hours work, time and half
time for overtime; free
house rent for yourself and
family; free trips home
every 80 days. Government
job; do your bit to help win
the war by working at the
government cyanami d
plant, Muscle Shoals. Ala.
Apply to w. H. Station,
Shipping Agent, 121 IL N.
21st st., second floor. Ship
Sunday afternoon; office
open Saturday and all day
Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

much to say in their adjust enough to
tempt the lover of good things. Try this
market today for poultry of all kinds,
fish. vegetables, berries, and many other
Sunday eats not found on other stands
in the downtown district. How about a
nice broler or fryer for dinner? If any
one has them, these boys have.
Here you are retailers-lnman Co
have just received a large shipment Of
smoked hams and breakfast bacon for
the retail trade. This firm has worked
up a nice business with Birmingham
merchants. and claim it is through the
fair dealings they have with customers.
They are shaving prices, am told, and
this may have lots to do with their groW-
ing business Try them out ME- he
taller.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20
Some Hints About
Th@Sumday DINNER
and Where to Buy
BY JOHN G. MOSES


In the good old summer time. How
this saying appeals to all who love to
work in the ground and have nice gar
den. But our gardens are more or less
on the blink this year, caused by the
recent frosts.
But If you are hungry for tender vege-
tables, poultry, meats, ETC., just get in
touch with the live merchants using
space here this morning and you can get
what you want at reasonable prices.
John S, Lees Cash Market has one
of the choicest layouts to be found to-
day. At this market cash talks loud. If
you don't believe it. trip there early
today will more than convince you. A
line of the best western meats, fruits and
vegetables are spread out for today's
trade. Mr.. Lee has done a nice bust
ness since taking over the market of
Tanner Brcs., and thanks all his friends
for the interest they have taken in him.
This is deicatessen weather. sure
enough And the place to find all the
good ready-to-eat things is at the deli
catessen and bakery stand of f. Labous,
OH FouflH avenue, between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets. Here will be
found prepared meats, sausages, salads,
pickles and all kinds of cheese No use
standing over a hot stove when you can
get everything prepared under home
cooking recipes A full line Of bakery
goods is also carried. Open sunday.
Ethridge's Temple of Economy has a
few surprises in store for their patrons
today. Meats are high but prices are
going to be shaved to the quick here to-
day. Noting but choice western cuts
will be on sale. On the other side of
the market will be found choice vege-
tables fruits and groceries. If there is
a delicacy that you can't find any other
place, perhaps You can get it here, Who
knows?
v. w. Wood & Co. with reputation for
retailing groceries at wholesale prices,
is with us again today Their location
| is on upper Second avenue. just out of
the high rent district And this rent they
save is divided up among consumers.
Bulk sales is speciality of this firm
and the saving made will pay car fare
all week Most all groceries and sup
plies are bought direct from the pro-
Queer or manufacturer and the middle
mans profit thus saved to the con-
sumner. Get the habit of walking up to
fTwenty-fourth street and Second avenue
land save money
Here as usual catanzano Bros the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

Ben. Robert, William. Llewellyn and
Charles Marshall OF Frankfort Ky.
Sc Ms Of Ben Marshall, internal revenue
collector. ali enlisted when the war
broke out. They range in height from
six feet to six feet three inches
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

For sALE-MIscELLANEous

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN BUYING A PIANO
YOUR MONEY NEVER
DID TALK SO LOUD AS
NOW. THE TRUSTEE IN
BANKRUPTCY OF THE
E. E. FORBES PIANO co.
wants to close up this estate
ard IT you've got the cash,
you can almost name your
price for a player or piano.
AS evidence of the fact that
this is true, the other piano
stores IN this vicinity have
purchased already more
than 300 pianos and play
ers from this stock; these
pianos and players have
been sold and are being
sold to the public-on time
for considerable adj
vances in price. Come and
see the prices for yourself.
o. E. FORBES PIANO co.
BANKRUPT
1909 Third Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20
statesmen WANTED


WANTED-By large manu-
facturer, salesman, well
and favorably known to the
buyers of roofing and
building paper, pitch and
tarred felt, in Alabama. No
one not worth at least S125
to $3.50 per month and ex-
penses to start need apply.
Address We, Age-Herald.
place our flashlight as
sortment with general merchants, on
very liberal terms. Pocket samples.
You can increase your income at least
$40 per week. For complete selling out
fit, address American Flashlight Co,
Box 23S Nashville, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

lOO LABORERS
IMMEDIATELY
Big wages, great work; best
job you ever had, boy; zoe
hour, II hours pay for 10
hours work, time and half
time for overtime; free
house rent for yourself and
family; free trips home
every 80 days. Government
job; do your bit to help win
the war by working at the
government cyanam mi d
plant, Muscle Shoals, Ala.
Apply to w. H. Station,
Shipping Agent, 121 IL N.
21st Nst., second floor. Ship
Sunday afternoon; office
open Saturday and all day
Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

sTRAYED or stolen from our stable in
Avondaie, about IL o'clock TUESDAY
night the 9Th, one large gray mule
weight about 1000 pounds; in good work
ing con 1ition; wire cut on top OF moor
on right forefoot; SIS reward 1or IN
formation leading to recovery. Bir-
mingham Box and Veneer Works, Main
212S
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

TAKEN from my stable on Shades
mountain, the night of the 18th, one
brown. medium horse mule, old scars
on knees. Any information will be
rewarded. ]. P. Wright, R. f. D..
No g.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

LOST Pearl brooch with small dla-
mond center in First National Bank
or I'd ave-, or Avondale Park, Thurs
day afternoon Reward. Phone Mrs.
E. M Scott. Main 3572.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20
FOR Observation-Disclosures

TUX SALE-MISCELLA
ONE-CIA1R barber shop for sale; ideal
location. cheap rent; opposite north
eastern station; no competitions: rea-
son for selling, going to army; win
take $50 for it; come right at once De
fore some one gets ahead of you. K.
Roberts Hattiesburg, Miss.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20
LOST AND FOUND
S25 REWARD

For anv information leading to re-
covery of stolen Regal touring car
license No. 5000; engine No. 254o2;
nickel bumper on front; new Penn
svlvania vacuum cup tires on rear
wheels; Goodrich tires on front
wheels; ! Goodrich tire on rear tire
rack; big Claxon horn on left run
ming board. Call Henry L. jenkins,
Main 1875 or 222.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

WANTED-I have several years exper-
fence in commissary work; am open for
employment. Address ks, care Age
Herald
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

= 20 railroad
track men, 81 a day; good
houses; want family men:
chance for promotion. Ap-
ply Lathrop, Ala, on Mobile
& Ohio railroad, 30 miles
west Tuscaloosa. Lathrop
Lumber Company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

WANTED-ALL-R DRUG CLERK,
ONE WHO is WILLING TO WORK
ANYWHERE IN A DRUG STORE;
MUST BE HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS
AND WELL RECOMMENDED; STATE
AGE, REFERENCE AND SALARY
EXPECTED. ADDRESS Els, AGE
HERALD.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

100 LABORERS
IMMEDIATELY
Big wages, great work; best
job you ever had, boy; 3Oc
hour, II hours pay for 10
hours work, time and half
time for overtime; free
house rent for yourself and
family; free trips home
every 90 days. Government
job; do your bit to help win
the war by working at the
government cyan a m d
plant, Muscle Shoals, Ala.
Apply to w. H. Station,
Shipping Agent, 121 IL n.
21st st., second floor. Ship
Sunday afternoon; office
open Saturday and all day
Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

LOST-Friday morning between Birming-
ham and Mt. Pinson, one 3ox41s Cen
tury-Plainfield tire, with rim; reward
if returned to Williams Tire Co., Alb
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

and ladies 10 learn the
barber trade few weeks completes; po-
sition open; tuition, SIS, and tools $40.
Birmingham Barber College, 2oo7A 80
ave. N
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
100 LABORERS
IMMEDIATELY
Big wages, great work; best
job you ever had, boy; 30c
hour, IL hours pay for 10
hours work, time and half
time for overtime; free
house rent for yourself and
family; free trips home
every 80 days. Government
job; do your bit to help win
the war by working at the
government yanam i'd
plant, Muscle Shoals, Ala.
Apply to w. H. Station,
Shipping Agent, 121 IL n.
21st st., second floor. Ship
Sunday afternoon; office
open Saturday and all day
Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-20

by graduate, licensed
pharmacist, s years practical exper-
fence; registered in Florida and Ala
bama am at present employed, but de-
sire a change. P. o. Box 134, Lake
Worth Fla.
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" ANTED-Rehned, Intelligent young
woman to solicit business; good salary.
with advancement; references required.
Call 2127 18th. ave.
WE want an experienced lady book
keeper; will start at $40 per week; don't
reply unless you mean business Box
S81, city.
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE
STEN0GRAPHERS want
ed; salary, male, SIPS per
ronth; female, 500 month.
Call between 2::3O and 4:3O
p. m. Mr.. Lemay, Motion
hotel, city.
camp cook flunky, To-
cal work. also railroad camp; few day
laborsrs for Indiana; four truck rum
ners, Ford make; experienced colored
coke pullers and falkers for West Vir-
einia; day laborers. coal leaders. for
Kentucky. Empioynenf Onice. sos n
asth r. (near Terminal station)
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WANTED-Position by an experienced
labor foreman; I know how to get and
control labor. Address VS. care Age
Herald.
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SEPARATIONS WANTED-MALE

SITUATIONS WANTED-M ALE
" ANTED-Position by young man
who has recently been rejected from
military service because Of stlSht
physical defect; gave up good 700
to enter service and must have em-
ployment. Address, F-S, care Age
Herald
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WANTED-A carpenter for
few hours work. Phone
& Main 1884 or Call at 1901
a. 1St ave.
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FIRST-CIASS bookkeeper to teach; one
who thoroughly understands both the
DRY and practice and can explain cor
rectly and intelligibly any transaction
involved in accounting. A. A. A. Com
mercial school Inc GadSden Ala