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John F. Donohoe & Sons. Inc.
314 Penna. Ave. Sc.

John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc
314 Penna. Ave. Sc.
Price, $500.
G ct. NV. between End and srd
sts:-An s.room. modern. brick
house with furnace heat; splendid
location for a rooming house. This
property 10 offered to close an e.
IA tate: :,,sIs;. and any reasonable offer will
property win have to be sold on an
all-cash basis, but we can arranee
either loan through the building
association or q straight trust.
Price, $4,000.
o st. Sc: between 1st and And
house. This house is equal to any any
thing that has been offered In this
sect, section & Tor the price: price Terms, $500
include interest and principal.
Price, $500.
D st. ne. near Stanton Park
A 6-room, modern. brick house
Nth good lot to alley. Terms.
to include interest and principal
Price, $1,000.
st. n.e.-A Groom, modern.
brick house; rooms on a door:
good lot to alley. This property is
now vacant, and immediate POS
session can be given. Terms, S7Oo
cash: balance $23 per month, to
include interest and principal.
Price, $2,25o.
18th st. Sc. north Of Pa. ave-
A brick house with colonial porch.
Terms, $3.50 cash; balance
monthly.
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See Those Attractive Homes.
Sd st. and Rhode Island ave. ne
Open for inspection.
Modern in every respect.
Hot-water heat. Electric liRht.
Very attractive terms.
Vim. H. Saunders & COMPANY
S07 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

S. SHAPIRO,
31O-311 Bond Bldg,
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV.
Petworth.
A six-room brick house; beautiful
long yard to paved alley; grapes;
hold four machines; will make terms.
Don't fail to see this bargain at So, 500.
Call Frank. SAP.
Near 10th and Fla. Ave. NE
A fine corner six-room brick house;
furnace heat; easy terms. Price.
$4,000. Call Frank. 5442.
A Good Investment.
And home combined. a two-family
fiat of five rooms and bath on first
floor and seven rooms and bath on
upper two floors; separate furnace for
each nat; located near 11th and Girard
sts.; possession Of entire house with
the title; a bargain; $500. Call
Frank 5442 to inspect.
An Excellent Opportunity.
storeroom and dwelling. now occupied
by barber, who is retiring from
business; will sell building and es-
tablished business; price and terms
very reasonable. For more details
call Frank. 5442.
Near 1st and M SITS. NV.
dton s;1fS1m fs9n.es srfs seas house ss
One thousand cash required.
Brightwood.
Colonial box style six-room -and-bath
brick house; hot-water heat; elec-
tricity; double back porches; house in
perfect condition; occupied by owner,
who will give immediate possession.
Act quick. Price, 5000. Call Frank.
West of 18th St. NV.
A six-room modern brick house:
owner will sacrifice for $3.50. VIII
arrange easy terms. Call Frank. 5442.
For Colored.
Near 4th and Q SITS. NV, Groom
and-bath brick house; perfect condi-
ton. Owner will give immediate pos
session. Price, $3.50. Call at our
office for auto service.
S. SHAPIRO,
310-311 Bond Bldg,
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV
Telephone Franklin 5442.
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PETWoRTH.

PE I WOR II.
Elegant, conveniently arranged new
houses Of six large rooms and bath;
porches front and rear: double oak
floors up and down stairs; hot-water
heat; open freplaces; up-to- he-minute
electric lighting fixtures; convenient to
the cars; moderate prices and terms.
See Sample House, ia
Varnum St. NV.
HOWARD & HINES.
incorporated
734 18th st. NV. Franklin 5S92.
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S. SHAPIRO,
310-311 Bond Bldg,
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV.
PetwOrth.

six-room brick house; beautiful
long yard to paved alley; grapes,
trees, ETC.; two-story garage, will
hold four machines; will make terms.
Don't fail to see this bargain at So 500.
Call Frank. SAP.
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A Good Investment.

And home combined. a two-family
nat Of five rooms and bath on first
floor and seven rooms and bath ON
upper two floors; separate furnace for
each nat; located near 11th and Girard
sts.; possession Of entire house with
the title; q bargain; $500. Call
Frank. 5442 to inspect.
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DESIRABLE DETACHED RESIDENCE, 8
rooms; with g garaseG; &c Chevy chsse, % D. G.; lot
SoN%iYNn sS5,sE % sses fs1s,saS ISies.son e is
TO COLORED-NINE ROOMS, BATH, BAY
window brick; hot-water heat; large yard; ;
near 11th and Columbia I'd; $500. Address
Box SGT. Star ONCE. IT.
70 COLOREDlsIX ROOMS, FURNACE
$3.50. Address Box 67-T. Star ONCE. 17'
$3.50
rooms and bath. furnace heat; newly papered
and painted. THEO. NJ. JUDD. 6s1 + st. NV.
BY OWNER, ST. BET. 4TH AND 9Th, 8
rooms and bath; hrst-class condition; hot
water heat. gas and electric light: stationary
washtubs Large cellar. :. front and rear porehes
Phone North s446-W. 17'
BY OWNER, X-ROOM-AND-BATH
house; electric light, gas. hot-water
sess fsses espe. 's1 snd lowers; % seSd e.t oea
tion. Price. $780, 500 Kenyon ct.
VACANT; HANDSOME Or, 2B.; NEWLY
to is.ft. paved alley: near terminal Mt. % Piess.
ant car line; quick sale. take 50. $50; on easy
'eI1 Vacant: e-story semi-detached brick: newly
papered; deep lot to 16-ft. paved alley; near
18th and q s.e.; great bargain at Sc $50; terms
right.
Vacant; Maryland Park. Nd; will paper to
suit; low price; easy terms.
NEW YORK REAL EST. BROKERS, 1923 F..
FOR SALEEUCLID ST., NEAR 14TH, NEW
S-room- 2 bath house. Owner must sell. Reason
able terms. Address Box 264-S. Star office l7s
ATTRACTIVE CORNER 6-R-AND-B. BRICK; ;
front porch; h.-w.h.; about squares north of
Lincoln Park; very desiraby located. Price,
81, $50: $3.50 cash. balance monthly. Address
Box At. Star office.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, sos 9Th sT-
me-, rooms, bath and cellar: newly painted
aha p'?eo5ssSiiR ?SosiRa + AEksHaT iaaS 40 : ScstA Apply
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4 DESIRE TO ACT AS RESIDENT MANAGER
Of Q good apartment in the northwest section,
relieving owner Of brokerage or trouble col
leetanl rent. In exchange for an apartment.
am licensed real estate broker. but have the
spare time to render reliable and diploma dc
service. both to owner and tenants. II your
present arrangements are not most satisfac-
both essential and non-essentiaI reuair1. For
an interview address Box BIAS. Star ofdce. 17s
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ave. n.e.; ready for occupancy about tw
weeks; 6 rooms; modern in every respect
Phone Main 76S or Col. $685. l2s
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WANTED-APARTMENTS

UNFURNIsHED. THREE OR FOUR ROOMS
and bath; adults; prefer suburbs: not over
$50. Address Bcx 2-T. Star office. IL
/, TWO OR THREE ROOMS. KITCHENETTE
and bath; unfurnished; NV. Address Box
1T, Star office. 17s
FURNISHED APARTMENT OR FLAT
Quiet, careful couple. no children. want by
eonveniences; 80 minutes of Ith and B SITS. !;
high location: comfort, not luxury desired.
Address Boz 11-T. Star onice. 1ss
WANTED OR ROOMS. WITH BATH
and kitchenette. Address Box 2s-T. Star onice.
4 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. UNFUR-
n nished. by couple; permanent. Call West
3S7-w.
: 70 BUY-S6ROOM APT. WITH FURNI-
fure. J. B. PARSONS, 2341 18th NV. 49,
SINGLE MAN WANTS UNFINISHED ONE
room housekeeping apartment in modern apart
ment house; willing to pay bonus for good
proposition. Address Boz 23-T. Star office. ls'
FURNIsHED APARTMENT. MODERN. TWO
fSS": 2 and atshsnetfs , Of otaers as give aese5p
once. IT.
WANTTDNFURNISHED APARTMENT. IN
desirable location n.w.; or rooms. bath.
kitchenette or kitchen; ami; reasonable Ad-
dress Box 35-T, Star ONCE. IT.
mail FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
apartment, by Sept. I. Address Box 42-T, Star
ONCE. 17'
WANTED-UNFURNIsH HOUSEKEEPING
Ap2rtmenIs 1Ouf or nv0 rooms u0t1Iy twenty
twelve Hillyer place.
3 ROOMS; WILL BUY FURNITURE AND
lease Of nicely furnished apartment: central
northwest. Phone North 306-W. 1ss
THREE or FOUR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
1teA bath; give location and price. Address
IL. 03-T. Star ONCE.
B0NUS SIS ROOMS, KITCHENETTE, UN-
s1sS seI wer IN; s,;- Sept .. Is or Oct l. Ad
-B0NUS <2S-UNFURNISHED APT, TO
.x91nA. bath and dtchenette; electricity, gas
and hat; in NV. section; Mt. Pleasant pre-
feXfed. Address Box 179-S, Star ONCE. 15s
40 BONUS FOR INFORMATION RESULT
10 in obtaining possession by September Of
HAfaRnished apt, rooms and bath, in CEN
tfAasA.w. location; rent not over $50. Address
DsI 306-S, Star ONCE. 17s
UNFURNISHED OR 4-ROOM APARTMENT
90 1at BY young couple; must be reasonable.
Address Box 308-S, Star ONCE. 16s
40 BONUS FOR TO 5-ROOM UNFUR-
niShsd apt. n.e.; now or October 1. Address
B01 So6-S, Star ONCE. 17s
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Gruver Houses.
Lots e #. wide; high elevation; bedrooms,
3 baths. 14th and Randolph sts. Phone Mail
760 or Col S20S 20
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An Excellent Opportunity.

For a barber; s.w. section; fine brick
storeroom and dwelling. now occupied
by a barber. who is retiring from
business; will sell building and es-
tablished business; price and terms
very reasonable. For more details
call Frank. 5442.
Evening star., 1919-08-16

FOR SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS HOME;
on Perry St., west of 14th ST.; 8 rooms, bath
cellar; hot-water heat, electric lights. Price
only IS, 75O. Terms.
FOR sALE-C ST. NE, NEAR 18TH ST..
6 rooms and bath; cellar under part Of house
modern plumbing: yard and paved alley. Price
only S., 500. Terms.
FOR SALE-C ST. Sc, NEAR 11TH ST.,
8 rooms and bath; latrobe heat; large yard
and paved alley. Price only 5000. Rented
at $42 so per month.
JOHN SCRIVNER & BRO. 914 st. NV.
81, RD BET CAR LINES
containing IL rooms, baths; rear porches;
deep lot to alley. Possession Oct 1.
Sc, S,000-Near 18th and Columbia rd.-6 rooms,
bath; h.-w.h.; front and rear porches. Pos.
session.
HARRY A. SEAY,
7S Woodward bldg. Phone Franklin 7491.
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Near 10th and Fla. Ave. NE.

A fine corner six-room brick house;
furnace heat; easy terms. Price,
$4,000. Call Frank. 5442.
Evening star., 1919-08-16

MT. PLEAsANT-sPLENDID BRICK HOUSE
nali' baths. basement. hot-water heat, elec
tricity, gas; ami. Columbia 1872 IT'S
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME IN CHEVY
Chase; s rooms, . tiled baths: attic; large
living and dining room: open fireplace; rent
$95 per month ; immediate possession given !;
lease to October 1. 1920.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC,
Evening star., 1919-08-16

$4,000.
l. st. near 14th. Very desirable 3-story and
basement brick house, containing 16 rooms
steam heat, ETC.: small expenditure will put 1t
In excellent condition; suitable for downtow4
Evening star., 1919-08-16

Near 10th and Mt. Pleasant sts.
Three story colonial brick: 8 rooms. baths;
hot water heat: electric light; hardwood noors;
msntels; cement front porch. Price. $500.
Evening star., 1919-08-16
Near 1st and M SITS. NV.

dition; furnace heat. Price, 81, $50.
One thousand cash required.
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FOR SALE-PRICE.
house, well located In
40x129. There are sew,
ing room with open fir'
water, having electric
Reasonable terms Of 81
BOSS & PHELPS, l
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Brightwood.

Colonial box style six-room- and bath
brick house; hot-water heat; cleo
tricity; double back porches; house in
perfect condition; occupied by owner,
who will give immediate possession.
Act quick. Price, $4,000. Call Frank.
544c.
Evening star., 1919-08-16

Price, $15, ,0O0-Detaehed hama west Of
18th st. and north Of
io roon: S .s2 sssss Sssss:
hot-watef heat and
electric nsht: pasquet
floors up an1 down
stairs; hfDs let; "a
rage: oeegplsd by
ownefs early Deeses-
Price. SIS. s.coo-uansaally ess.seti-.
fsff: idsaily isssted.
near CeoA., avs.: tAsf-
to-dats: . rssns. with
ample pseeAes freut
and rear: laxSs lot;
gss.ss. HAsss n.
Price. $l7.5o 5oo-pstaeAed bEiek sssi-
Hissi..ds: easssa.s 10
soems - 3 AAA
spseial fsafwsss dssp
let; earaes: ~ kied
Of psepeE6 waaeA VIII
sSss.. ssSss.. -: = X sassesl s.:
Price, Ca, ,eeo-0ss e IL most At
txaetfve plaoe0 In
Chevy ChAse. D. c.;
tAegoaeAly 0oaAfn
home: eeafnfai1R 10
rooms, 2 baths. co.,
servatury. trout and
rear paeehes. large
closets. electricity aDd
hot1Watee hat; 6esud-
full lawn. n0WerB and
shruboefy: larDe lot.
Phone u. 60ol.
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC
'BvBRYTHINo IN 11AL UgEATB,"
zzI Thirteenth Street NV.
Pheaes Main Uo01S.
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rice, 81, 12,50O-Handsome hene on
14th ct. south Of Haf-
ward; suitable locafien
for doctor or dentist:
three-story stone: ten
rooms; modern, inclnd-
ing electric light: in
Al condition. HAoas
n. 59o4. -.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED

ONE OF WAsHINGTON's MOST ATTRAC
tive homes. Apply to L. h. EMMERT. dso'
Wyoming ave. 10.
Evening star., 1919-08-16

Near 4th and Q SITS. NV. a Groom
and-bath brick house; perfect condi-
session. Price, $4,25O. Call at our
office for auto service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08
HAS THREE SONS
 WHO ARE CAPTAINS
Cant. L. O. Grice of Edwardsvilie Has Just Received His Promotion
 In Washington

Washington, April 7-(speciai)--An- h. rouncement has just been made of the promotion of First Lieut. L. O. Grice of Edwardsvine, Ala, to the rank of cap tain.
 Captain Grice attended the first of ficers' training camp at Fort McPherson Ca, being commissioned as second Heu- tenant at the conclusion of that camp
 He then served several months at camp Gordon, Ca In November 1917, he was ordered to Washington, where he served for six months in the office of the quar- ternlaster general, being promoted to me rank of first lieutenant in March, l9lS.
 Tn response to cablegraphlc request from General Pershing, he was ordered overseas last May. After several months service at American headquarters al Tours, France. in the office of the chel quartermaster he was designated chlei statistician for the salvage service ot the A. E. F. His work in that capacity drew the commendation of General PershlhS' and won d recommendation for promo ton to a captaincy. which was held up due to the suspension of all promotions with the signing of the armistiee
 Returning to the United States early
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08
Scouts Warned of
 Victory Fire Danger
By Assoclalted Press

New York, April 1.-Dangers of the Victory fire celebrations which are to be held all over the United States by 300,- coo Boy Scouts of America on the occa- sion of the signing of the peace treaty have been called to the attention of the organization and are to be minimized by the boys adopting 'all possible safe guards, according to plans suggested by the national board bf fire underwriters and announced by the board here today.
 Four rules promulg lated by the under writers and which tile boys are pledged to observe, provide that no Victory fires shall be permitted without the supervis- ion of an adult, that they shall not be lighted if there is mulch wind. that pails of water and shovels shall be handy to extinguish them and that no fires shall be allowed to smoulder when the celebra- ton is over
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08
LYNAGH REMAINS
 ID ARRIVE T0D5l '
Killed Last Week Tussa Okla, Under Mys rious
 Circumstances

James T. Lynagh of 71o Princeton ave- nue, West End, received information yes- terday that the body of his son, Edwin B. Lynagh, who was mysteriously killed in Tulsa, Okla, last Thursday night, would arrive in Birmingham this morning. The body will be taken to Loy's undertaking establishment where services will be held at 9.30 o'clock tomorrow morning and from St. Paurs Catholic church at 70 o'clock.
 The deceased was about % years of ags and was discharged from the army at Montgomery. March IS. After spending three or four days with his people in Bir- mingham he left for Tulsa, where he had charge of the laying or pipe for the Standard Oil company.
 Late last Thursday night his body was found on the street in Tulsa and the money he was sssupposed to have had wllh him, more than S1o0, was missing. MT Lynagh stated yesterday that he had not received full particulars as to the trage- dy. but from what he had heard he ns- lieved his Son had been murdered ana robbed. m
 Arrangements for the funeral will oS made today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08
Canadian Bill Provides
 Stringent Regulations
By A.sociatsd Prs,

Ottawa, April "A bill providing more stringent regulations for immigration was introduced in the Hohse of Commons to- day. Under the bill the period during which an immigrant may be deported would be increased from three to five years, and more rigid examination would be made of persons desiring to enter the country Persons mentally or physically unfit; those unable to read and write; en- emy aliens who have been deported from allied countries, and believers in tha overthrow of constitutional government would be excluded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08
THE GOVERNMENT RIDES"

MT Doty's policy is applicable to the government of the United States. When the life of the nation was at stake, he responded to every request of the gov ernment. Since peace has been restored, however he holds that the government should relieve the press of a portion of the burden by appropriating a certain worth while sum to withstand the heavy cost of newspaper operation.
 There is a Victory Loan drive under way. All actual news connected with that drive, MT. Doty will print. All "hurrah' and propaganda. he will eliminate. As all other drives were put over by the 'hur- rah' of the press, Mir. Doty appreciates the fact that it was advertising which did the work. In this connection, it is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08

6T1USCALOoSA. April :. .- (Special)
 Edward Doty, editor of the Tus-
 ~ caloosa News, is actually practic- ing that which all other newspaper men pretend to practice. He is eliminating advertising matter from his news col umns.
 While this representative of The Age Herald was discussing with Mir. Doty the difficulty in accurately and justly draw ing a line between news and advertising, a prominent and public spirited citizen entered. He turned in' to the editor a story" It was a call for mass meet ing for a certain hour of certain night at certain place for discussion of the very important topic of taxation for pur- poses of education. The call was signed by 70 of the best known men in Tusca- loosa.
 MT. Doty, as if to illustrate his new policy, agreed to carry" a i'story'' giv- ing the hour, night, place and subject, with the additional information that the call had been issued by 75 citizens. He refused to print editorialization regard ing the importance of the subject to be discussed and, despite his knowledge that the size of the. crowd would be depend- ent on the personnel of the speakers, steadfastly declined to congest his me- chanical department with the list of names.
 "All except the meat is advertising, ; said he. q am willing to do my part in all public matters, but it is not equita- ble that I should be called upon to bear the great bulk of the initial expense"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08
INCONSISTENCY IN POLICY

This is peculiar government'' says Tloty. Ut could not permit public spirited nhen of marked ability and great wealth tb serve it during the war free Of charge If insisted that these men accept a sal aFy of s1 year, and avail themseiVes~ot ah expense account of 80 per day.
 On the other hand, the government IS no ot only willing but is anxious to 'rlde the press free of charge. Every newspa- per office is flooded with the govern nhents propaganda, in which possipIy ohe of every nine hundredth line contains T ews In addition, every newspaper ot- fF Fe receives periodically the most urgent appeals to the editors patriotism.
 The government appropriates for this and that with the most lavish hand, but the government, accustomed to riding flee, appropriates nothing for 'adver- tiFing. Preliminary legislation regarding the Victory loan, authorized the Secre- tary~of the Treasury to pay clerical hire ahd office rent-and incidentals. Con- gfess knew that the success of the loan depended on the cooperation of the pfess. And yet Congress did not ap- pfopriate a nickel towards the expense of t4at advertising which Congress knew to bh essential
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08

this year Captain GrFce was assigned to duty with the general staff at Washing ton. as statistican Tor the settlements division. office of the director of finance. Notification of his promotion has just arrived from France. the promotion hay ing been made February 13, this year.
 A. c. Grice of Edwardsville now has the unusual distinction of being the fath- CT of three sons in the service, all of whom are captains.
 Capt. John L. Cried is adjutant of the 1O6th ammunition tralin, Thirty-first di- vision. and is now oh duty in transport work in France.
 Another son, Capt. K. A. Grice is mo- tor transpart corps officer at Camp Cor don Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08

tr rue-and traceable to the custom or eEerybody and everything riding the pfess"-that the governments approprla- t1on for expenses incident to the tiota- taon of the new drive, is so modest thaI when office rent is paid and stenogrph- eFs remunerated, nothing will remain for ahy additional activity which managers might consider wise or cxpedient.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08
WILL WATCH EXPERIMENT

Editors may agree or disagree with Doty in his determination to shake off tile rider whether he be. a politician or a government. There is no question, how eYer, that the government, in at least sdme respects, should be taught les sdn.
 Some days ago, the treasury desired the publication of an explanation regarding a certain bond issue. That explanation was sent to the governments agents, g@nerally well known and popular men having friendship with members of the pHess. The governments agents were asked to secure the publication of the explanation palpaby advertising - as n4ws matter" with the emphatic. injunc- iPn, it cannot be printed as advertis- in|g.''
 But it's an old custom this riding of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08
Meyer to Represent British Churches at
 New York Assembly
By Assoniated Prnss


 London, April 7.-( British Wireless)-T national church council has appointed it's secretary, the Rev. Frederick B. Meyer as its official representative at the great assembly of American free churches. which will meet in New York the first week in May. MT. Meyer has agreed to undertake this mission. He will conyet to the American federal council pro- posals presented at the recent annual assembly at Sheffield for forming 8 worldwide league of churches to pro- mote international peace, brotherhood and good will, and also will deal with the organization of the Mayflower cele- brations, to be held simultaneously on both sides of the Atlantic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08
2000 Delegates Arrive
 for Harware Convention
- I-- By Assoriated Press

By Associated Press
 New Orleans, April 7.-Nearly 2000 dele- gates were here tonight to attend the joint convention which opens tomorrow of the Southern Supply and Machinery Dealers association, Southern Hardware Jobbers' association, American Supply and Machinery ManHfacturers' associa- tion, and the American Hardware Manu- facturers association. The convention will continue through next Thursday. Problems dealing with the hardware in- dustry, particularly steel prices, will be discussed during the sessions.
 An elaborate entertainment programme has been arranged foE the delegates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08
Improvement of Trade
 Relations With Mexico
 Subject of Conference
By Associated Press

Laredo, Tex, April 7.-Removal of pres- ent stringent passport regulations and improvement of trade relations between the two countries were the principal sub jects discussed at a conference here to- day between Gov. w. P. Hobby of Texas and the chief executives of three Mexi- can border states. The conference, which also was attended by number of Mex- can and American military officials. was described as most cordial and the be-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-08
Mrs. Bac' ,n Dead
By Associa ted Press

New York, April 7-Mrs Virginia Purdy Bacon, grandd laughter of the late Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt and youngest daughter pf Mrs. katherine Juliette Vanderbilt Id Fitte of Bordeaux, France died at her home on Fifth ave nue here today She was the widow of Walter Rathbone Badon, British traction magnate She was a patron of art and music and after the outbreak of the war became active in philanthropie work.