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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29
Missionary Report
To The Cszette:-

To The Gazette
Dear Sir, ! wish to make my re-
port to the district. for Feb. and Mar.
! visited the following churches and
found them all in a good condition ex-
eept 40. St, Cairo, and they need a
good pastor
New Hope. Sparta, Feb. 16. Rev.
2. b. French, pastor. Deceived S5.5
st. John, Mounds, Feb. 81; Rev. d.
Parrish, pator. Received $3. 60. Mt.
Zion Hodges Park, Feb. "a. and Mar.
10; Rev. J. II. HiIly, pastor. Received
sl2.35. 18th St, Cairo, Mar. IL. Re.
ceived sI.55. 10th ST.. Cairo, Mar. Is.
received $l.05 New Bethel, Mounds.
Mar. 3rd and IL. Receive one member
to the fellowship. Received 50. 60.
Brethren. come up to Centralia, next
week singing and praying and don't
to bring money for the work.
j, II. Hilly, Missiosary,
Colp, H.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29

Ex-President l ait, is TO deliver
an aodrsss before the State
Teachers meeting IN the $ /. U g.
building CaIbondale. | thursday
eve April, !, at s 0 clock. l. t
ev-ty Negro man, woman and
child who possibly can do so be
present and hear this distinguish
ed guest. as there is no better
posted man now before tt e people
OF this Country than Judge TAFT
Le, US make the Executive
Meeting of the Mt Olive Baptist
ASSOCIATION all thar it shou d be
ST. ?. Baptist Church, Cent,aIia.
with Rev Carter as pastor. DR..
Carter, the Edito ard sen / G.
gar viii reach you Thursday
night. You may prepare for US.
Let the Com mittee on erogram
for the great State Association
prepare Tor the great meeting in
Chic ago in May We want TO
get them 10 the hands OF churches
and pastors at An early date.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29
The Gazette'S Stand
Against Jim Grow Library
Endorsed by Prof. A. p.
Smith of Metropolis.
Special to The Gazette. =

Special to The Gazette.
An optomisiic view oi the :" .di-
iorial in las, week 5 issue Of The
Gazette regarding The intentional
ostracism OF cur Race from the
Carnegie Library oi ouf city.
The Editor views were well
and beiitingly said when he cham
pioned the rights Of our Race and
TIC. writer believes thar the Editor
has voiced the sentiments of every
intelligent and conscientious Ne
pro OF Metropolis and u the entire
state Of Lincoln. Grant and Logan
The most casual observer can
readily sc that the Negroes are
debarrcd from the Library II they
were not they would frequent and
solicit books and read them a.
other citixens Hence taxation
without due consideration Is ty-
fanny and the Editor : stand for
right and justice j. upheld by the
Negroes 81 Me're polls and The
Gazette many readers.
AL al 49,, ssL a. "A Il aef- A. fhf.
Editor has well defined is. Equal
and ESact Justice to All and
Special Privilege, TO None A
Reader and firm beliNer oi the
Principles Sc, forth in the columns
oi the Metropolis oazetie.
\ + smith
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29

bondale meeting which was &C :
know ~ledged By all present to be
the bsst in the history OF the
orea.izatoin. Come prepared
to do your bit,
The falthial minister's Il this
the southern ( art OF Illinois,
should have an outing aid a
little recre att II tIsm iteu post
oi duty in the spting. ard there
is no better place to take this trip
and at the same time be oil serN ice
to the denominatlen than tew
da, spent at the General Baptist
State Association in Chicago
TIE churches should send theii
pastors TO this meeting.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29
WHITE SOLDIERS
GIVEN IS YEARS
FOR GOWARDICf

Houston. Texas. March Is. Sergt.
claud E. Mason and Private Roland v.
Pye, members of Company NJ. la2d
Infantry, who recently shot each other
in the leg to escape military service
have been found guilty of cowsrdice
and disregard of duty by a court mart
ial. il became known today. and SEN
fenced to fifteen years each At Fort
I.eavenworth prison The men Are from
Illinois and were stationed at Camp
Logan here.
1.-The eowsrdice and disregard of duty
involved IN this case justified the i'm
aosition of severe sentence. was
Gen. Bells only comment in approving
the court.msrtial verdict. Exchange.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29
Visitors Courteously Treated

More than half hundred repre-
sent tive citizens from St. Louis.
Mo. and East St Louis, Ill, were
in attendance when the trial was
called. The journey was made in
several automobiles and on the
lntcrurban line. The visitors who
were there spoke in highest praise
Of the courteous tire atment accorded
them by the cit zens OF Waterloo,
all Of whom are white. The best
in the city was none too good for
them and dinners we're taken at
the leading hotel,
Doctor Bundy has expressed his
thanks to the publishers and all
who have assisted in his defense
sheriff Scholl has 50 few hang
ings that he always uses our gall
lows" said Mr.. Peters, Neither
OF the ,heriffs can delcr the hang
ing without an order from the gov
ernor, who declares that he Will
grant no reprieve. The death
warrant provides that the men shall
be hanged on the jail grounds
| Sheriff Scholl declares there won
be any delay in the Campbell
execution, though
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29
Unity, Ill. March, II,

To the Editor OF the Gazette:
wish to say through the col.
umns OF your paper that | VISITED
Sparta on Sunday March 3rd, ano
was IN service with the New Hope
Baptist church. Rev. French
the pastor is doing good work
and is a worthy man.
found the women there in hire
with the work, alive, and actively
engaged in various organizations
We were in the Sabbath School
and found a good attendance
was also at the church service al
II o clock and afternoon | ad-
dressed the women at their meet
ing and tried to impress the needs
OF the District and State work, and
they assured me they WoHld Try
to meet their obligations rs The y
always do. The president. with
the pastor lifted the offerir g and
the amount OF So 90. was taken
for which we were thankful Sis
ter Browning is president.
We had the privilege OF hearing
Rev Jones at II o'c'ock and the
Rev. Huison at 5 p. m. and our
own Bro and co-wolker Rev L.
5. b. McCrary who made won
dsrIul impression upon his hear
crs.
We were entertained in the
home OF sister A manda and Mat
tie Haynes. and they know how
to makeit cheerfulin their home
We found sister Owen in bed but
~e pray for her recovery.
We left Monday TO meet the
women at Murphysboro ard on
our arrival We stopped with sister
Mary RadIiffs. and on Friday
with sister Lovelace.
Rev. Young. preached to a
large crowd. and afterwards lee
tured and collection OF S. 90
was given me Sister BoldeD is
president OF the women's 5 work &
they promised to meet their obli-
cations to both the District and
State work We are praying for
much success 4 am sorry shas
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29

reach OF all Who 1--we IN his part
OF the city. We are tskIrg ON
city manners anc Cnsr.e. cutie
last Tor the ons oi
the people We viii keep stamps
and cards iol sale. Our uncle
sam makes u Iay cash Tor II rm
so don lofpct your pennies when
comlog or sending Tor stamps
Inc Editor
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29

Ournext meeting OF the Gsner
al Baptist State Association will
meet with the Salem Baptist
church, Chicago. Thursday be-
fore the 4th Sunday ia May. We
must make this meeting even
a greater success than our Car
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29
U. S. Mail Boxes.

Dur Uncle sam is having :
mail boxes placed at diiteren,
cornris Of the city 10, the collect
ION OF the mail. One hes been
on oh and Pearl and one at 9TH
and Vienna. in this pant Of the
City. The Gazette itels espec-
tally grateful to Postmaster Stew
art for locating lh,s Sc co,nsrs as
il ~il| be nieni and in easy
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29
''CHICktN JOE"
hAN6IN6 JOLT.

The request of Sheriff George
q Scholl. Of VIII County for the
use of the Cook County galIoWs on
which to hang Chicken Joe .
Campbell April. - for the mur-
der oi Warden Allen wife was
refused by Chief Deputy Sheriff.
Charles W. Peters because on that
day Lloyd Bopp i, to he hanged
Tor the murder OF Policeman Her
man Malow Of OAK Park
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29
tAIHER of 50 CHILDREN
HAS IA SONS IN ARMY

Greensboro. y { March. 10 =
George forden. colorcd. OF Colds
boro. has given fourteen sons to
the war. lie j. the father OF
* ehildsen. , living and II OF
them ia tho L ; Army either in
this country OF II France. He
has been married three tlmrs. and
on iour occasions has hccn the
father ol luAdruple,s---a world $
rccotd.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29

The March 10 issue OF Coll
iersa contains an article on ship
building at Newport News, Va.
by Edward Hungerford, which
clearly shows the important part
Negroes are playing in this great
war. The Newport News yard IS
one OF the largest and one OF the
busiest in the country. where the
government is turning out great
merchant craft for war transporta-
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29

Rev w. eiirie. OF Paducah,
Ky, preached at the Antioch
Baptist church Sunday night
Rev. Thos. Morris. pastor.
We wish to thank DR. C.. e
Phillips. for the two subscribers
the Gazette. We also take this
method to thank Drs. JOS. W.
Harris. and S. II. priutt, OF Due
quoin, for selling 90 copies each
of the Gazette last week. Who
else will be OF service TO your own
Race paperf
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29

The trial OF Dr. Leroy n Bun
dy, charged with conspiracy grow
ing out OF the East St Louis, riots
last July, was called in Waterloo
III, Monday, March, IS, on a
change of venue from St Clair
County. After spirited oppoition
by the prosecution. the hearing
was postponed until the first Mon
dav in Semptember.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29

| had to cancel my appointments
at Centralia. but | will make tbaS
later.
Yours in the work.
NJ. J. Blake. Dis. Pres.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29

Don't forget the Grand
Leaker Cafe, 9Ol Pearl ST.,
just opened to- the public.
Mrs. M. J. McCrary, Mgr.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29
NEGROES BUILDING
WAR SHIPS

Half Of Force At New
port News Are Colored, And
Work Side By Side With The
Whites. Make AS High AS
$50 Per Week.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-29

ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
FOR SALE

The following hoisting engines. recent
 ly purchased and now being shipped
 to Birmingham: Lidgerwood Sh"x12", with standard
 drums and two swinging drums. II SA"x10" American double drum. with
 swinger and boiler. 2 Mundy 6A"x10" double drum skel-
 eton.
 | Lidgerwood s"x10" single friction
 drum; size of drum. 30"x30." II Mundy 7"x10" single friction drum.
 with link motion drum 14"x26." Mundy 6A"x10" single friction drum;
 size of drum. 14"x26." l 5.x6" Lidgerwood swing engine. I Mundy 6AYx10" double drum with
 boiler.
 The following vertical boilers: h 40 h.-p. vertical high pressure. 40 h.-p. vertical 100-lbA II 2S h.-p. vertical 100-lbs. II IS h.-p. vertical. 100-lbs. h 15 h.-p. vertical 100-lbs Machinery of the sizes given above is
 becoming scarce everywhere. hence if you need any of it. it would be to your interest to place your order promptly. CHAS. J. GEOHEGAN MACHINERY co. l15 s. goth St. Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs

 FOR SALE 2 125-H. P. return tubular boilers. I2 100-H P. return tubular boilers h 6o-H. F. return tubular boiler. 1 50-It F. fire box boiler. 2 250-H. P. Wickes water tube boilers. | 1 250-HP. Mining vertical boiler. 1 4O-H. P. vertical boiler. 2 3O-H. P. vertical boilers. 1 20-H. ?. vertical boiler. Ii 15-H. P. vertical boiler. h Ingersoll Seargeant Class A. 120o-fooN compressor. h Curtis belt-driven compressor. 13xSx12. 250 feet. 1 Platt Iron Works Jet condenser, 1Sx30x24. 90-K w. q. F. single phase genera tor, together with 12x14 American Ball engine. 1 i0x12 Erie center crank engine. 1 Sx12 Atlas slide valve engine. 3o0-H. P. Cochrane feed water heater. 5Oo-H. P Cochrane feed water heater. 1 2500-H. P. Cochrane feed water heater. 3x6 Dean of Holyoke pump. | 1 1ox16xS E x10 Worthi.igton pump. l 14xS1a x10 Worthington pump. 40-inch by 16-foot air receiver open top water tank. 2000 gallons ca paciSy 1 pair Howe railroad track scales 4o feet long. 1 pair Fairbanks railroad track scales. AZ feet long. CRAWFoRD-vAUGHAN BOILER AND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. BIRMING- HAM ALA sstl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23

derwood No. 4, $45; Underwood No. 5, sS0: Remington 10. s55: Royal No O, s60; L. c. Smith No. :. $60; Royal No 1, $40; Oliver No. 3 (new), $S5. Oli- yer No. 5, back -spacer. s25: blind writers at $20 All guaranteed same as new ones and sent c. O. D.. sub iect to examination. Don't answer this ad a week hence and expect to find these specinls-they never stick here. Typewriter Exchange. Ernest w House, Mxr Main 1885. 221h N. goth st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
FOR sALE-M1sCELfANE

FOX SALE-MISCELi- AM EOUS WE can offer the following tools and
 equipment for immediate delivery So"x20' Geo. w. Fifield engine lathe
 complete. 14'xS' engine turning lathe, com
 plete. I 24 Walcott & Son geared shaper M F. & J. Barnes 24" drill press No. 400 champion forge. F" power hacksaw machine. approximately 500 ID. Peter Wright
 anvil. Complete blacksmith assortment, swag-
 CT tools, hammers, tongs, etc. 3 sets of pipe dies and stocks, 4 to
 2A". set Wiley & Russell bolt threading
 dies and stocks with taps, A to r.. half-ton screw geared chain blocks l 4" apprentice blacksmith wise. 1 $" all-steel blacksmith wise. l 2R" pipe wise. Full description and price on applica-
 tion.
 McCLARY- -JEMIsoN MACHINERY CO
 No 00tb
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23

WANTED-Experienc man to take charge of paint department: young
 man preferred Good opening for
 right party. Answer own handwrit- ! tng. Address Box c. Montgomery,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
TYPEWRITERS
LEsT YOU FORGET.

LpsT YOU FORGET. We said months ago there would be a serious SHORTAGE of Typewriters, with a consequent advance in price, and machines we sold last month for $40 are now $50 and $60. and they will be HIGHER, so. if you think you will need a TYPEWRITER of any make within the next FIVE YEARS. don't forget we told you THE SOONER you BUY the more you will SAVE. We have nice assortment to commence Monday with get in touch with us
 TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
 Ernest W. House. Mgr.
 Main 1885. 2211s N. 20th st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23

profitable automobile accessory and repair business in pros- porous Alabama town can be had at a low figure; two of the owners will be In the next draft Address E-2& care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23

WANTED-Expert auditor and ac- countant; will take a few small sets of books to keep: prices reasonable and according to amount of time nec- essary. Phone M 5665W. Address Y-23, care Age-Herald.
 WANTED-Position by married man, above draft age, wants work; ex- perienced in lumber, supply and time keeping departments; knows how to manage labor. Address Y-25, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23

A DESIRABLE travelling position af- fording income of
 $125 PER MONTH
 open to ambitious women with high school or college education; must be 2S years of age or more; experience unnecessary; position permanent with exceptional opportunity for ad- vancement; will consider teacher for summer work; conditions especially favorable to our business now. J. C.. Wine, 5S E. Washington st.. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

- WANTED-10 bright, capable ladies to travel demonstrate and sell well known goods to established dealers, S25 to $50 per week; railroad fare paid; weekly advance for travelling expenses. Ad. dress at once Goodrich Drug Co, Dept 110, Omaha. Neb
 LADY BARBER COLLEGE, tuition S25 tools, S15; after learning we give you a position in one of our shops; lady barbers make from SIS to $40 week; ask them; write today. Alabama Bar Der College. P. o. Box BPS. Birming- ham. Ala
 WANTED-Settled woman to take two Hillside cottages, boarding company of ficers and single men; rate $25 single meals Soc; apply to Lathrop Lumber Co.,, Jefferson County Bank Bldg, or at town of Lathrop, Ala.
 LADIES-S25 a week for two hours work day. A brand new hosiery proposition that beats them all. Write for terms and free samples if you mean business Guaranteed Hosiery Co.,, 3201 Round st., Dayton, o.
 EXPERIENCED girls for a millinery workroom as liners. Apply Louis Pizitz. 9ON EfhNhE4N neeuS SlTlS-WOInen, lS to 55, for easy clerical work, $1100 year; rapid promotion; examinations every where soon; free particulars. American Institute, Dept J-1, Rochester, N. Y. WIDE-AWAKE woman to take charge of our local trade; 8 to 4 a day steady; no experience required;. pay starts at once; write today. American Products Co.,, 1O76 sd st., Cincinnati, o. WANTED-Experienc white nurse for child; only experienced person need apply; good wages. Address Z-12, care Age-Herald. WANTED-Cook capable of cooking for crew of 60 white men. Apply, stating wages and giving references, to P. O. Box 37, Bessemer, Ala. WANTED-A first-class stenographer by a wholesale house. prefer one who can use dictaphone. Answer z-32, care Age-Herald.
 WANTED--At once, white cook to go to Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga, for the summer. Call Main 9345. WANTED-A reliable nurse with ref erences. Apply 1157 s. 33d St wANTED-Good cook. 1921 18th Ave, South.
 COOK wanted at 2137 s. 9th Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23

FOR SALE A new Indian motorcycle for sale cheap; terms. J. w. Leggett. jew- eier. Bessemer, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE REGISTERED dr1gGist, Al man, al present employed, but desire change and permanent place with a first-class
 drug store; best of references. Address
 F O. Box 5O3 Americus, Ga. wANfbD-tosluon ln snoe store or gents furnishing store; 13 years ex- perience as buyer; above draft age; em- ployed, but desire change Address J. N Hinton, Prattville. Ala
 SINGLE man, experienced in office
 work, exempt from draft, wishes to
 make change July 1; years expert
 ence in clerical and pay roll work
 Address c-2s. Age Herald. WANTED--Position by young man ex-
 pert stenographer and general of-
 flee man with 10 years practical ex- perience; exempt from draft Address Room S24 Tutwiler hotel.
 Travelling Salesman Desires change; well versed in general commercial work; draft classification H-26 Age-Herald.
 SITUATION wanted by young man
 above draft age as manager or clerk
 in commissary or general store; have
 had l5 years experience. E. M, Box
 73, Fackler, Ala.
 POSITION as adjuster or investigations by young man of legal education with insurance or accident company during spare time. L-25. care Age Herald.
 WANTED-Situation by bookkeeper; experienced on heavy work; not subject 10 draft. Address G-27, care Age-Hera1d.
 STU ATIONS WANTED-FEMAL POSITION by lady stenographer; eight , years experiences; references fur nished. Address K-27, care Age Herald STENOGRAPHER desires position; , years experience; reasonable salary
 Address P-s5, care Age-Herald. POSITION wanted by high school girl steady; speaks French; uses typewril ter. Address V-25, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23

ILOST-In postoffice lobby or on street . nearby Thursday, a bunch of keys on two connecting rings; finder return same to J. c. Puckett, Postoffice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23

EOUND-Wo values in mems al1-wool, three-piece suits, at one fourth off. Marc Link. 1911 1st ave LOST-Lady's wrist watch; Annie en- graved on back; reward. Phone 2479. American hotel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
CASH IN ADVANCE
LOST AND FOUND

 REWARD-$25 will be paid for any information leading to the recovery of Ford roadster, license No. 5O79i engine No. 2325179 stolen from Sd ave and 17th st. Birmingham, night + of May 29; notify SO1 First National Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23

CAPITAL-Do you need it? I finance meritorious enterprises by sale of stocks and bonds; on strictly commits sion basis. Only legitimate proposi- tions considered. State full particulars. H. Schram, 503 Great Northern Bldg, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
HELP WANTED-MALE AND
 FEMALE Look! Look Look!

Help of all kinds wanted Positions and jobs now open; hotel help all kinds; lady waitresSeS, carpenters, black smiths, boilermakers, hotel clerks, com bination bookkeeper and stenographer, lady preferred; young men for street car conductors and motormen, country boys preferred; office help; ladies to run elevators; time keepers; labor foreman who can furnish 10 or 15 men short order cooks, ss0 and board; ? good milkers, $50 and board; lady to keep house, family of 4, good wages; colored women, light work, g per day. Call at 20S1s 21st st, room 210. Out of-town applicants must inclose stamp for information. Address P. o. Box S5. Call Sunday.
 MEN WOMEN wanted for government war positions; thousands needed inn mediately; good salaries. permanent employment; liberal vacations; other advantages; we prepare you and you secure position or we refund your money; ask for booklet OK free to citizens. Washington Civil Service School, 209 Warden Bldg, Washington. D. c.
 WANTED-Three colored firemen, Si per day; blacksmith, locomotive and steam shovel firemen; one colored cauffeur; waitresses for restaurant young lady boolSkeeper; laundry drivers; experienced women for laun- dry work. Other openings. Apply quick Room 15, LyonTerry Bldg, 210S1a Sd ave.
 TEACHERS, secure promotion now; lifetime opportunity; thousands direct vacancies listed men S75 to S250; women $50 to $50: no fees unless placed; bulletin and booklet. Two offices-Chattauoog Tenn, and Co l'inibia, s. c. Southern Teachers Agency, Chattanooga, Tenn
 WANTED-St -Stenographer; neat in ap- pearance: neat and accurate with work. Not a world beater, just good, plain steno. Answer at once: good place for right person. State experience, least sal ary will begin on and give phone num- Der. Address W-2, care Age-Herald. THOUSANDS of government positions open to men and women; examinations soon; tell you how to obtain govern ment position; information free; write George w. Robbins, formerly with the government and civil service expert, Jordan Bldg, Washington, D. c. WANTED HUsTLERS-Men or women; operate mail order card business; money maker; full plan, together with six Florida post card views and advertis- ing methods. 1oc. Smith Supply Co, Nocatee. Fla.
 WANTEO-Men and ladies to learn the barber trade; few weeks completes; position open; tuition. $25, and tools $l5 Birmingham Barber College, FOOT E Sd ave, N.
 MAN OR WOMAN-Experience unneces- sary; distribute samples and take or ders for big selling household neces- sity Manufacturers Sales Co, Enid. Okla.
 TEACHERS-5O0 superintendents. prin- cipals, grade and department; best sal- aries ever before. A. c. Whitehead, 1131 Healey Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. WANTED-Reliable colored man and wife to take care of country home good wages and good home. Ad- dress S-25. care Age-Herald.
 SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE s----, =
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
x1t4NO O " O1IAfA T tJ TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC Owing to the shortage of
 sugar and to save man
 { power this. store will be
 closed every Sunday morn
 ing until noon We are one among those
 willing to close our store all day Sunday for duration of
 the war. Gorman-G -Gammill Drug Co.,, 2330 Ed ave-, N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23

10 266 horse power B. & W. boilers, hydro static pressure of 200 pounds. insurance certificate 40 pounds; in batteries two to five, complete; immediate shipment; bargain to move quick; located in New Orleans Machinery Exchange Co. W. Graham, Mgr, largest machinery house south New Orleans La