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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
CHURCH NOTICES

The Womans auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will hold meet ing with Mrs. D. l.. Fulton on Twenty first street Monday afternoon at 3oO o'clock.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the First Methodist church will meet in the parlors of the church Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock The session will be for mission study.
 After spending two weeks holding a most successful revival at Jasper, she Rev w. E. Monk has returned home and will fill his pulpit at the Church of God at both services Sunday.
 The Rev E. H. Hutchinson, pastor of the Christian church, announces the following subjects for his sermons Sunday: Morning, Christ and Chris tains;" evening, 'Professing Salvation and Yet Failure"
 The Rev. l. F. Swallow will preach at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning from the subject, Soul Thirsting," and in the evening his sub ject will be Faith"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
]: LEMON JUICE
 FOR FRECkLES Girls! Make beauty lotion for a few cents-Try It!

Squeeze the Juice or two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and com plexion beautifier, at very, very small cost.
 Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard swhite for few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless md never irxitates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
P FL | A G K A
 NOT INCURABLE
Many People saved From the Grave By
 Simple Treatment
Read What BAUGHN's FELhA"ht Treatment Did for Mississippi
 Woman

Aberdeen, Miss.-Mrs. Harriet Love- of this place, writes Il am more .hah grateful to you for your Vaiuaple Baughn's Treatment. am dolns ilne and can't say enough to your credlt. | am quite sure would have been III the grave without it."
 Don,+ vou suppose this letter made ne feel good to know we had saved fife? Many such lives have been saved by Baughn's Pellag5E il, Treatmenflii ,sr sa 50 that that we supply tN treatment on the basis of refunding. the money in case .se the customer is not cured Your worst eneuy is delay Don't delay. If you suf- fer with sore mouth, inflamed lips and tongue, indigestion, nausea, dlarrnoea ca nel1a gra-Write today. right now, to American Compounding O., Box 2O14. Jasper, Ala, and get Baughn's big free booklet onspellagra.-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
Three Bargains in Man ufacturing and Ware
 house Sites.

Birmingham is just about 100 per cent filled up on it's ware houses and small factories. Never before in Birmgniham has there been such a great demand for buildings and so hard to get.
 Here are two partially inn proved sites that might be adapted to various lines of warehousing and manufac- turing:
 OLD AMERICAN RADIATOR PLANT
 On 2d avenue N, and 29th street Site 265x300 in size. Splendid factory buildings cover most of the plot Needs a new roof and some minor re, pairs, but when this is done you Will have a splendid structure that couldn n | Ps Zine euPaiiToedd Pailroad facilifies This site could be used to advantage for a foundry, machine shop, cattie mousse, lumber storage, garage ana many other purposes.
 The land alone at s50.00 per front foot, which is less than the prevailing
 price in that district, would figure
 over $35,000.00 We are author1Zed to
 offer this entire olant, land and build
 ing at the bargain price of $20Ooo.0V
 See our Mir Ferguson
 SOLID SOUTHSIDE BLOCK.
 What is known as the DeBarde1eben
 place, bounded by 14th and l5th streets and Avenues B and c. 400X3OO in size Offers splendid opportunities for a warehouse or factory. The property fronts 400 feet on the Belt railroad on Avenue E and 300 feet Belt frontage on 14th street. It has 400 feet street car frontage on Avenue c. The big, three story brick building on the property is available for many warehouse or factory pur- poses as it stands, and in the event of building project, would furnish abundant quantities, of brick and lumber We are authorized to offer this entire block at $4S,000.00, which is lower than any similarly located property on the Southside. See our MT. Ferguson.
 AVENUE E BUILDING SITE. | We offer 1O0x190, facing the Belt | railway on Avenue E at $30o0.00. Al most "too cheap to be good" one is inclined to say, but we believe 1t will | measure up to the requirements of al- | most any factory or warehouse which | does not need a tclose-in location. See our MT. Ferguson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
NEW MEMBERS SOUGHT

Annistop, May Especial )-The First Methodist Sunday school officials will begin their campaign for new members at the Sunday morning house and spe- c;al programme of exercises has been arranged for the starting off of the drive.
 Team captains have been appointed ana the leading classes will compete with each other in the effort to secure the largest number of new pupils.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
ACHIEVEMENTS

Cupid as well as Mars has had some thing to do with the affairs of Lieu tenant Joe Lacey since he has been in the army of the United States, as inn medately upon his arrival from France he was married to Miss Bertha Andrews in the First Presbyterian church in Shelby, N. C.. Lieutenant Lacey met the young lady who became his bride while in training and hastened from France, where he did distinguished service as lieutenant in the field artillery, to make her his wife. Lieutenant and Mrs. Lacey are visiting the city and Lieutenant Lacey will go to Fort Oglethorpe Mon day, where he will receive his dis charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
SERCT MILLER LEAVES

Annston. May 17.-(Special)-S sergeant c. A. Miller of Waynesooro' Va, Mno @ has heen serving in the quartermaster denortment of the remount depot at Camp Mcclellan for nearly two years left Sat urday for his home in Virginia
 Sergeant Miller was discharged rom the service about a month ago, and has been spending that period with Annis'oh friends He expects to return to Annls- ion after a visit to his home ana tahe up bis permanent residence in the city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
All Bulgaria Is
 Reported in Uproar

London. May 17.-sanguinary en- counters at Sofia between the garrison and revolutionaries who demanded the resignation of the government and the
 establishment of soviet. according to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
GRADUATE RECITAL

The Bessemer Piano school, of which Miss Julia Houston is principal, will hold series of recitals. the first being given Friday evening, May g. This will be a graduate recital, at which time Miss Lu- cile Lytle will receive ner diploma in mu
 sic. On the following Monday and Tues day evenings, Miss Houston will present a number or pupils in the annual spring recitals of the school The public is cordially invited to attened the recitals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
BOY SCOUT HIKE

Bessemer Boy Scouts, Troop No. 6, with 30 members in the party, under the direc- ton of the scoutmaster. George Bum gardner, went for nine-mile hike to Georges Bluff Saturday afternoon. where they will remain until Sunday afternoon. The boys were provisioned and carried blankets and left in the highest spirits in anticipation of most pleasant outing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18

pape1 secretary of state. During the in terview. the cardinal saia:
 Rather than reunion of the Christianl churches, the holy see aims at the unity of the church, which in the opinion of Rome can only occur by all returning to the Catholic church"
 Pope Benedict told the visiting clergymen that it was not possible for the Catholic church to take part in the proposed world conference The pope said "that as successor to St. Peter, the vicar of Christ" has no greater desire than there should be but one fold and one Shenherd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
NEWS OF BESSEMER
MRS. H. l.. BANS. Correspondent

The boys will enjoy athletic. contests, games and all the pleasures derived from being in the woods. Sunday school will be held by Scoutnaster Bumgardner at their camping place. MT. Bumgardner being a trained teacher
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE

Teachers and pupils of the Bessemei High school evinced the deepest interest in the final debate held in the auditorium Friday afternoon, when the chosen mem bers of the Wilsonian society met those oi the Beta Cana society in the final debating contest of the school term In the early part of the term three literary societies for girls and three for boys were formed, teachers being directors or the various societies. In the debating contest an eliminating process was started, first by the members of eacn organization being tried out as speakers and afterward by matching the best speakers of one society with another until the final contest of Friday was held. The speakers were Clyde Hagler, Clarence Johnson and Joe Scott of the Wilsonian and Miss Lucille Lytle, Miss Estelle Workman and Miss Caroline Reid of the Beta Gama-
 The subject debated was, Resolved, That the United States should have com pulsory military training for all male citizens between the ages of IS and 2l, and the decision of ,ne judges was Tn favor of the affirmative, represented by the Wilsonian society. The judges in the debate were George Bumgardner, Gard ner Goodwin, and w. s. Welch. The speakers were complimented by the judges, special mention being made of Clyde Hagler of the Wilsonian, who was given the rebuttal on his side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
PERSONALS

w. A. Shepard, who has seen many months service in France, has returned to Bessemer and will resume his for mer position with Long Lewis Hard- ware company as assistant manager.
 Miss Estelle Porter has as her guests at her home in Woodward Mrs. s. A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
TEACHINGS WELL KNOWN

He added that the teaching and prac- tice of the "Catholic church regarding unity of the visible church." is well known to every one, and therefore it would not be possible for the Catholic church to participate in the proposed conference.
 The pope explained that he in nowise wished to disapprove of the participa- ton in the conference of those who are not united to the chair of St. Peter, but on the contrary he earnestly desires and prays that those who take part in the conference may, by the grace Of God, see the light ana reunite with the visible head of the church by whom they will be received with open arms
 After the visit to the vatican the deputation issued this note;
 The deputation regrets that the Roman Catholic church will not be rep resented in the world conference as sub stantially all the rest of Christiandom has promised to cooperate. The prepar- ations for the conference will proceed and the deputation will continue it's work until invitations are presented to those communions which have not yet been reached"
 Bishops Anderson and Vincent will leave Saturday for Paris and London, while Bishop Weller will go to Egypt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18

dispatch from Vienna. All Bulgaria is reported to be in an uproar. Rust chuk. Philippopolis and varna are alsoi said to have become affected by the revolutionary movement
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18

T0RACC0or snuff Habit CURED by IODAOuOharmles remedy. Guaran-
 teed. Sent on trial. If it cures. costs you $1. If it fails, cost nothing. SJ- PERBA COMPANY. D5OI, Baltimore. Md.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
HOUSES FOR SALE
CIIFE ROAD.

s7500. .O0-See this pretty home. with all modern conveniences located in beautiful Glenwood; bungalow type, downstairs magnificent living room, across front of house, with stone fireplace dining room, kitchen and buffers pantry, two bedrooms and large tile baths; upstairs. two large bedrooms and sewing room with tile
 bath roughed in; paved street. fac ing south and owner is repainting;
 buy this and make your dollar pur- chase it's full value; possession october 1. See Ebert Jemison.
 MAPLEWOOD AVENUE. s73OO.oo-In desirable neighborhood, on paved street, facing east, on Maplewood avenue. just block and
 a half from Highland avenue; F
 block to Milner bus; newly painted, q sleeping porch across entire rear Of
 house, with southwestern. exposure, downstairs, living room, dining room
 Kitchen, buffers pantry, furnace
 heated. servants room in basem snt;
 large lot with fine garden spot;
 quick possession. See Ebert Jemi-
 son.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS. s6Soo .oo-The one that buys this
 splendid home will be proud to in-
 Vite his friends to call and see same,
 nine large rooms, including break
 fast room and four bedrooms; new
 ly painted Gnside and out) and dec
 orated beautiful floorsj downstairs lavatory, furnace heat. also four fine fireplaces, roomy and absolute
 ly dry; double floors up and down,
 and double weather board; base ment: located on a large lot in very pretty part of the South High lands F block to carline. See F. B. Johnson.
 s32O0 .00-Cash; invest in this pickup 5-room home, fronting 70 it. on 22d street, on the main thoroughfare be- tween the South Highlands and city: nice electrical fixtures and good plumbing, with hot water heaters included: walking distance of city See Ebert Jem ison.
 NORWOOD | S65O0 00-A good two-story, eight | room house on corner lot of the
 heart of Norwood proper; sleeping | porch, furnace heat, garage; it will | pay you to look this over. See F. E. l Johnson. | WEST END $57 50 0O-An elegant home on Prince ! ton avenue, in fine condition: pos
 session 80 days; must be seen to be l appreciated; look this over at once | for this will soon go; good places | are getting more scarce every day 1 See or phone our MT. May. |
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18

Burns of Anniston, Miss Doris Johnson, Miss Cora Lee Isbell and MT. Marvin Johnson of Gadsden
 Mrs. Walter Humphrey is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. L. King.
 Miss Kathleen Willis is visiting her cousin, Miss Katherine Jones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18

;5750 0O-An elegant home on Prince ton avenue, in fine condition: pos session 80 days; must be seen to be apprecia ed: look this over at once for this will soon go; good places are getting more scarce every day See or phone our MT. May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
PICTURESQUE CURB
BROKERS TO VANISH
Tourists III Nrw York win soon Lose
Glimpse of Famous Free
show
~ MAIlGE AnIiiIu

NEW YORK. duly Whaicvcr Else
may be said Of tie curb market in New
York where all sorts OF mining and
industrial stocks are dealt in ii pre-
tpcle FOR visitors from ont cf town than
did tho pit or tn" NOR" famous stock
t.xchauE" jn the days when 4 visitors
gallery existed IN TN" arjstocratiC Wall
street mart.
OF coura" before i bomb scare
The public. YOU could look down from
81 upon scene of greet activity: could
behold middlc-aged and elderly brokers
Shait'lnG on" anothc" about in wild
scramble % buy and sell, but as they
wore The ordin9rr ..u"n ~ rrusur, =,
business mon. the sieht had ii;tle that
Was brilliant or spectacular about it,
Sometimes the din WAS ,lcafeninc
but II arose from the shouting Of men :
voices .uto one anotncrs cars Eyes
were not turned skEward. yclis were
not directed appprcutlN to heaven
hands w"r" not extended above heads
with nimhle fingers spelling messages
In q sort Of deaf ana dumb shorthand
To observers cVu"h.i over lofty window
SINS nor did tho performers in this
with hoad@oar ~ such varied nud vivid
'Cnl0ctnrs rs to present tho appearance
OF a Kaleidoscope"
Ths curb marict, which Will soon
cease To be numbered amoag this citv's
outdoor attractions susccsts IN =
casual visitor tho recreation hour In a
madhousc. Imagine the section Of
Broad street south of Wall. near mo
corner OF Nov street; to bc tho interior
court OF tho asylum. I, is filed with
such Of IN" patients as are sufficiently
harmless 10 NJ allowed outside of ,ncir
coils. ThcG are cad fer tn. mos, mar.
IN faded lincn Jackets. With hats on,
caps OF rcd. hlU" orange, green. pur-
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SOME OF BLUE LAWSn
People Living During Cc,oniaI Dn,~
Did Not Have mn Enx.
Zinc,

II IS raiher interesting; just III ,his
time :" ieok At some OF the prohibit
orr laws tina. were IN force in this
country during Colonial days. The
peoDl" OF New Haven, prinr 10 their
incorpor tiun with the SaNbrooE and
Hartford colonies. were subject to the
following. tAa thc substance only is
given III the transcription. The Ian
Sua:c necessarily is modc-niZcd.)
Ma Quaker az diSS"ntcr from the es-
t1hiiahsd Worship % tn. Dominion
small he allowed 20 give ,otc fo- the
election or magistrates. or any officer.
No food or loi@inr shah i've ahoiJS Il
to 4 Quaker or other hereto.
NJ one shall run on tine sabbath dag
or walk in his gradcn or elsewhere, eE-
"cpi r.rcrenily to aud from meeting.
No one shall travel. COOK N~ctunlS.
make beds sweep house. Gu. hair or
shave on III, Sabbath day.
No woman shalt kiss; her child on
tn sabbath day o" fasting day. The
Sanbatn shall begin "A, sunset on Sat
u:Jay.
Whoovr- brings cards or dice into
;hi9 aoriinion shall pay IA hnc.
Whoever wears clothes trimmed " tn
gold. silver or homo lace. above Z: shil-
linEs by The yard. shall he presented
10 he grand jn:"r*. and the selectmen
shall taN the offender.
No Que shall read common PRAYER.
keep Christmas or saint DAYS MAX :
minced pies. dance. play cards. or play
on ANY instrument Of music. except the
drum and cwsharp.
Married persons mus live together
or I've imprisoned.
Ever malc shall have his hair cut
round according to his Cap.
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,n ', frince W tlltam Ron Cross Chapter
VIII begin again Thursday. JulN II
continuing each Thursday for sixteen
weeks. " is expected that II morning
and mn ,afterno Don class TO women Mr..
JHncl sampson Shape. Il Red Cross
nurse. who Is q graduate t,s Johns
,opNihs. VIII return 70 Manassas for
the next course, her nrs, class her.
having granted certificates to twenty
nSe women in June
MISS Marinn Graves and Mars lewis
~ Norfolk. formerly OF Manassas w.rc
recently married in Norfolk After !,
So'iherh trip they WIN return to Nir-
sinla Beach for tho summer.
,oninand"r John VI. Id-u. L. :. A.
or Guantanamo BAY. Cubs. was the -,
T.n' uest Of his parents, pr. and aliS
MN =. iden. Of Tudor Iaall
olstcr Hel;i;t, VINO has been the guest
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Two ypI.sit,i.A.

y Nou0" lover who had decided -
muil" the great avowal WAS convinced
,hat few words would suffice to as
sure mis- good fortune. lie only lacked
4 hsr:nninr. beautiful, poetic. iusor-
lux beginning. At l"c.yh hn found II.
Presenting himself 10 the desired one.
and suddenly showing her ring. he
Said. MY loNo for You iS likc this ring
lit has no end" The young lady OK
amtned ia" golden cir"ict for while
wlth close attention. and then returned
IL ~ hini My love for YOU she said.
'!s also like tnis rip2-it has no BE-
.innin-:
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Why Does This Store Sell
So Many Gas Ranges?
Room!

REASON: We have with us the most exp
gas stove salesman in the city OF Richmond
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F RE CkLE-F ACE
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

How to remove Easily
Here's q chance. Miss trccklt-face
to try Il remedy for frecklcs with the
guarantee Of reliable concern that
it will not cost YOU a penny unless il
removes the freckles; while if il does
give you 4 clear complexion The ex-
penSe is trifiine.
Simply get AN ounce Of Othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and a few applications should show
YOU how easy il is TO rid yourself of
The homely freckles and get a beauti-
ful complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Bc sure 10 ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine. as this
strength is sold under guarantee Of
money back If it fails 10 remove
freckles -Ady
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NEW FEMININE STYLES
INCLINED TO FULLNESs
Ni1Iady Much Concerned Since Plain
Fashions Of War Are
Removed.
SPANISH MODES ARE COPIED
Monkey Fur Being Placed on Caps
and Affection for II Grows,
Lemon yellow l. Much in de-
mand.

NEW 1oik: July Mi.5dA :
4 wa, s sGm WIN inr pro I,.,n., "l
decree he 80, , ',a't ~, ~
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49,, IN hS.r.hs WIN ihS spirt' Loi
show n ~, 80 =,
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- n.y. ne" . 5,.
ia pufreI r., ~. hias st,mG an, H.
pannicrs /. ,anInr. ~. frIl balloon
skirt recnntlv 80 r,Sninn,lic
ion :, o.., = ~, -. ',r'J i,i -,
women vii KAN. Tx ,.;rruInf.rnuc. al
,ho; y -. ~, ,.' = IN. - 49, ~
seyenio a.,' ~, 49,,
10 be- Swidalv ,nn5as y, ihn mn, rin,h.s
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naara5 >, - i,.iIs go. r.,,i",,.,ti
br;des i.,,, 'T' ''s,,,.g"a
hafs y"
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perchcd himself on a box almost in
front Of the Stock Exchange voice
OF icivihc power cNciaimiIE. Who
uars say thSre is no such thing as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

We arc in ii position
to give you more infor-
nation on The operation
of a Gas Stove than any
dealer in tho city. Ii
you need any Informal
ton as to why your
present make OF Gas
Stove does not work
properly, our expert will
cheerfuliy give you all
data free Of charge.
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for Tomorrow
Only 500 so

When YOU can buy a com
p!cte Red Combination Outfit
at price ike this YOU can be
absolutely certain YOU are get
ing Il value OF The most I'M
usual character. Everything is
included Bed. Spring and
Mattress at this special price
OF $500. Bed Springs and
Mattress oi nest quality.
PA! OUR EASY WAY.
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Mrs Mu!liGan's parents, Mr. and Mira
l.. H. ltinSuall
Airs. Vernon T.. Lake and her tive
little daughters are spending; the sum.
mnr with relatives near Cincinnati.
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MANASSAS

Special to The Times D.Soatch1
MANASSAS. VA. July 5-The home
nursing classes, under The direction OF
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be
nnsea 20 h best advantage
mmed
prom, by these savings il
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White Mountain and Quincy
Boxes priced 10 move them.
Note reductions: