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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-16
Notice
Notice
The State Of Alabama. Lime one

NUt1ce
The State of Alabama. Limestone
County:
Under and by virtue OF an order and
decree of the Honorable George Malone.
Probate Judge of Limestone County,
Alabama, we, M. *. Clements and r. NJ.
Crump, executors of the will of w. G.
Roberts deceased, will cell at public
cutlery to the highest bidder, in front
of the courthouse door of Jefferson
county, Alabama, on Monday, the 3rd
day of November, 1919, at Ia o'clock
noon, for cash. or on a credit not ex-
ceeding three years, terms to be an
nounced at time of sale, as to whether
for cash or on. credit, the following de-
scriped real property, belonging to the
estate of w. q. Roberts, deceased to-
wit; Lots Nos. seven 90 and nine 90,
IN Block No. II, according to plan and
survey of a subdivision, in or near
the town of East Lake. Alabama, made
by the East Lake Land company. and
known and designated as South High
lands map OF which lis recorded in
volume 9, pages Sc and 81, records of
maps In probate office of jefferson
county, Alabama; also lot No 3, in
block No. 81 according to the plan
ana survey of certain subdivision, in
or near the town of East Lake. Ala
bama, made by the Last Lake Land
company. and known and designated
as East Gate. a map of which is re-
corded in volume 9, page S., records OF
maps in the probate office OF Jeffer--
son county, Alabama also a house and
lot in T. G. Kings additiolto Avondale
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-16

West End-Six-room modern bungalow.
Hardwood floors, gas. lights, oath. 5
CRATES. bedrooms, reception room,
dining room, kitchen, metal roof. I'm
mediate possession. Vine st. $500, 800
cash, SIS month.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-16

b4U acre farm; one OF the best Improve
ed places in Marengo county. Alaba-
ma; new seven room residence big
new barn, fourteen tenent houses;
varied soils rich black hill land
sand land and dark rich bottom
lands, excellent for stock farm, cot
ton or general farming. One mile
new pike road on place three miles
fair public road to high school
town; a bargain for $4,000, terms on
part, address plantation" care The
Age-Hera1d.
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ROOMS WIN BOA

TWO OF connecting rooms for light
Housekeeping 6O7 ~ ed St
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15Oo-AcRE stock farm and 20 houses.
store, barns. farm tools and MAJ
chinery; station on place pike
through farm: good crop on place;
will sell everything for $50 900: $40
per acre; the buildings alone would
/ cost twice the amour "a sked. L. n
Nabors. Montevallo, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-16

The mayor and council OF the City
of Decatur, Ala, will receive bids for
the furnishing of material for and the
construction of certain asphalt, as
phaltic concrete or bitulithic pavement
and cement cutters. provided for under
Improvement ordinance No. SO, of the
City of Decatur, Ala. until o'clock
P. m, on the % day of October 1919.
Plans and specifications are now on
file in the office of the city engineer
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids JAMES A. NELSON,
II. w COLLIER. Mayor.
City Clerk
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-16

ONE of the best Stock and dairy farms
for sale at bargain large colonial
house and tenant houses; modern
dairy barn; water in every field; 64t
acres of land over half level, and
the balance slightly roirfng, with
very few acres slightly rolling, with
the place could be worked with ma
chinery; most of this place is very
productive; only 5 miles to Monte.
vallo 81 miles from Birmingham. L.
n Majors, Montevallo. Ala
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ROOMS AND BOARD

FOUNTAIN HE1GHTS-Nice large fur
nished room, beautifully located,
modern conveniences, to business la
dies or teachers 11SS n. 18th Street.
Phone Main 1852.
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I Main \
I 1900 J

as shown and described on map OF said
addition, which map is recorded in Map
| Book No. |, page No. 1853, OF records in
| tho probate office OF jefferson county,
Alabama, and being a part OF lot No.
! 10, on the north side of Avenue E, or
Second avenue, south, fronting sixty
| 900 feet on the north side OF said
| Avenue Is. or Second avenue, south,
and extending back northward of the
uniform width, $50 feet, to the south
| line OF a 20-foot alley, said lot being
situated in Jefferson county, Alabama:
also lots Nos. 16, II and IS, in block
No. 1, of Ben Browns survey described
as follows: Beginning at point 66o.s
feet south of northwest corner of the
east half of the northwest fourth OF
the northwest fourth OF section Is,
township is. range west, thence east
ash feet to a point which Is the point
of beginning: From the above point of
beginning run thence east 140 feet TO
an alley, thence north $50 feet along
said alley, thence west 40 feet to 35-
| foot street, thence south $50 feet to the
point of beginning, said described esaf
estate lying and being in Jeff son
county, Alabama. Also lot No. lg 4
shown by map and plat of the Ssan-
ond addition to Terrace Park, rec ss,4ss
in the office of the judge of ptaaata
Of jefferson county, Alabama hous $50
1881 Twenty -fourth street, four t@fss
house. is situated on this lot IA
real estate lying and being in JAffA~-
son county, Alabama; also lot No. " Fl
block NO IL, according to the 5ssu
and survey of the West End Ian a
Improvement company, map of
survey is recorded in the office ia
judge of probate of jefferson &C
Alabama, on which lot Is sit sea
house No 1116, on First avenue. go
End. said real estate lying and being
III Jefferson county. Alabama
M. X. CLEMENTS
r. M. CRUMP,
Executors of the VIII of w. G. Rob-
erts, Deceased
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South Highlands-Nine-room residence,
nth Ave near Five Points. Rented SIS
month, Possession on 60 days notice
$3.50, 5000 cash, $50 month.
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LEGAL NOTICES


Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Revenue of Russell county, Alabama
viii receive bids up to noon of the 20tl
day of October 1919. for the hire Of the
convicts of said county. Mail bids to l..
j. Lewis, President of the Board of Rev
enue, Seals, Ala. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids,
l.. j. LEWIS,
President of the Board of Revenue
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/. London hospitals last year cost sl 49,
$50
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Norwood-Six-room bungalow e-room
tenant house. Will rent $50 to $50 month
Immediate possession, $4,000, $1,000 cash,
balance easy.
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HERE IS A HOME BARGAIN FOR YOU IN THESE COLUMNS
- ESTATE FOR SAlE X
$1,000
HOUSES FOR SALE 100
B. F. EBORN
3l2 Empire Bldg. Main 1897

O1A GlllplIG dug. MAIN llSi
South Highlands-Corner groom modern
home. Furnace. CRATES, gas. lights.
BATH hardwood floors. Basement. Fine
condition Elevated. level. garage.
Block 18th st car line Unincumbered.
$3.50, $3.50, > years : per cent, balance
$50 month. Looks good Sounds eood?
Yes, t is good. Act wisely, act promptly
and secure it.
South Highlands Immediate possession.
Splendid modern Groom residence; built
for nome: choice material and labor.
New patent roof Lot is 65x122 Half
block 18th st. car First class con-
dition. Nicely furnished throughout.
Think you could build such a house
for 5000? Think you can buy such a
lot for $3.50? Think. you can buy the
furniture and household goods for
Sl5oo? Try it and you'll have some more
thinks coming your way. This entire
property and furniture, $500 Terms.
South Highlands-Nine-room residence,
1lth Ave. near Five Points. Rented SIS
month. Possession on 60 days notise.
$3.50, 5000 cash, $50 month.
Fountain Heights-Five-room modern
bungalow in good condition. on crest of
IL you act today $780, $3.50 cash. SIS
month. Place is rented at $50 month.
What's the matter2. Nothing except
that the "crittur" who wastes time
asking such questions will never get
it. Come see for yourself.
West Ends ix-room modern bungalow.
Hardwood floors, gas. lights, oath,
crates, bedrooms, reception room,
dining room, kitchen, metal roof. I'm
mediate possession. Vine st. $500, 800
cash. SIS month.
Norw ood-Six-room bungalow Groom
tenant house. Will rent $50 to $50 month.
Immediate possession. 5000, $1,000 cash,
balance easy.
Norwood--Modern 7-room bungalow, Goth
st. near 18th Ave. All the modern con-
veniences. Prompt possession. Nothing
else like it located in Norwood for $3.50
viii arrange terms.
odlawn--Modern Groom home. Block
car line, north Saith ST., $500. 500 cash.
$50 month This in block of main Wood
lawn school, near churches and business
center
East Lake Five-room cottage, block car
line, near Wahouml station, $500, $500
cash, $50 month.
West End--Six room modern bungalow.
Lot 50x190. Cotton Ave near Hemphiil
school and Carnegie library; 5000, 5000
cash, $50 month Immediate possession.
WestEnd-E Excellent corner Groom cor
ner residence, End Ave. North; $3.50,
$500 cash, $50 month Prompt possession.
West EndChoice modern .7-room bunga-
low. End Ave. North. Fine location. Lot
50x19o One of best homes in West End;
$4,000 terms and immediate possession.
We have others-caii for them.
B. F. EBORN
BIZ Empire Bldg. Main 1877
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE |
WIN. /. WHITE & CO.

524 Jeff. Co. Blk Bldg Main SOS
FOR SABE-100 acres of good land, 80
acres bottom land. so acres in cuiti-
walton. the balance well timberel:
good pasture with lasting water:
good house and plenty of outbutld-
ings: good well of water: located
mile from Coal City st. Clair county,
on Seaboard r.. r.; also on rural
route, Ragland Route No. /: good
orchard; can give abstract title;
price $1,000. Call or write d T.
Bishop. Coal City, or RagIand, Ala.
y Route No j.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12
HAVE COLOR N CHEEKS
Be Better L okiny-Take
Olive Tablets

uyour skin Is yellow--ccmplexion pallid
tongue coatcd-appetite poor-you have
! bad taste n ycrr r,c-th--al.Sy, no-good
,ciing-you es;r,d ta,.o Give Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Give Ta.,e.s--a substitute
crcaioael-were prepared ty =. Edwards
htcr IL years Of study with his patients
Dr.. Eiwar5J Give Tat,cts are purely
yegctasls compound rii::cl with olive oil.
Yen viii know them by t,cir olive color.
To have clear, pir,s skin, bright eyes,
70 pinr,es, q feeling Of buoyancy like
childhood dcy3 you must get at the cause,
DR.. EDWARDS Give Tablets act on the
liver and bowels Ike calomet--yet have
no dangerous after effects q
They start treble and o. srcome constr
patton. That's why millions of boxes are
sold annually at 10c and Csc per bIx. All
druggists. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12

win have worse consequences. All
this discussion of the league coyen-
ant before even preliminary peace
has been reached simply encourages
the spread Of Bolshevist disease and
gives our chief enemies opportunities
for Intrigue"
The Telegraph says the gravity OF
the situation in Europe cannot be
under estimated. but expresses the
hope that the lesson OF urgency for
peace will not be lost upon tho;e
elements OF the peace conference,
which are consuming time with ef.
forts to secure in the peace treaty
results to which facts oppose an IN
surmountsbie barrier"
The Post says the Hungarian cris-
10 which menaees European civiiiza-
ton Is the result Of the peace con-
ferenee's Delaying peace while tn
ideaiists ara feiiowins the wiii-o-the-
wisp called the League Of Natiops."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12

his persistence that no peace be made
until his idea Of League of Nations
lis adopted and included. Not only
has this attitude of President Will
son seriously delayed the peace pro-
|ceedings according to the European
press. but by reason of this delay.
the fruits of the armed victory over
Germany have been largely lost. Ger
many Las again become defiant and
is organizing armies to resist impus-
ition Of peace terms (which should
have been made months ago. Boil
shevism is gaining the upper hand
in many countries, reconstruct'Sp
and resuperation in the allied ma
tions is being suspended. and crisis
lis being created which may result in
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12

In the Balkans, why--heii--they
are just naturally against It."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12

another world war beginning before
the actual peace terms ending the
last one are completed and signed.
Saint Brice. a noted French pub
ilicist. writing in the Paris Journal
says:
while the powers were losing
days and weeks celebrating on the
future Of the world they flattcred
themselves they we're opposing to the
Red tide from the East a barrage
formed by Poland and Rumania, and
that behind this shelter they could
force Germany to the wall.
The barrier has been forced ev-
en- before they had time to build Il.
Danger arises right in the heart OF
Europe. II we don't hold Il back
there will be nothing between IL and
western Europe but Germany, who,
as might have been expected, is has
tening TO strike bargain for her
help. Germany alone is in a post
ton to save Western civilization OF
we admit that she is capable Of do
ing SOL If we want her to do Il
we must pay the price. The price
she will demand will not be the terms
the allies desire to impose upon her.
The Germans will bargain for bit
ter conditions, and IL they do not get
them they will place themselves at
the head of the Bolshecik move
ment."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12
FOR GROUP

"Chamberiain's Cough Remedy n
splendid for Group" writes Mrs. nd
ward Hassett, Frankfort. N. 7. NY
children have been quickly relieved
Of attacks Of this dreadful COM
plant BY Its use. This remedy con
tains no opium or other narcotic and
may be given to a child as confident
" as to an adult. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12
VIEW ON THE
LEAGUE AS GATH
Erred BY CAN
NON

WASHINGTON. April 11.-Uncls
Joe Cannon. Just back from a short
visit among his constituents in I'LL
nois. reported on the impression he
gained as to sentiment on the league
of ations. He found opinion strong
ly in favor of cure for war, he said,
but opposed to some features of the
league covenant
Il found that there was consider
able sentiment in favor of the league
among people who had been affected
by propaganda, making them believe
1t would end war;" said Uncle Joe.
But when you talked to them about
drafting the boys or asking them to
volunteer to put down trouble over
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12
"CAsCARETs" WORK
WHILE YOU SLEEP
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels
Take Cascarets tonight

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges.
tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head.
aches come from q torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your st1m-
s.ch TO become filed with uudigested
food, which sours and fen1ents Tie gar
bage in q swill barrel. that's tn drst
step to untold misery'-indigestion, toul
gsses, bad breath, yellow akin, mental
fears everything that 10 horrible and
nsuseating. A Cascaret tonight win
give your eonstipated bowels thorough
elsansing and str.ighten you ont 3,
morning. They work vhals Jon slsep--
. lo-cent box from yosr druggist VIII
sssp yn 'sssl-s gsd for nsntaH
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12
Favors Early Parenthood.

Early parenthood is productive OF
warriors but not of good brain work.
ers, for. says Doctor Redfeld. "when
we look over those intellectually su.
perior men who have done so much for
the worlds advancement we find them
to have been predominantly the sons of
elderly parents and only rarely the
sons Of men less than twenty-five"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12


way is to forestall the adversary"
SAYS WILSON Is DELAY
ING PEACE
Turning to England, we find that
the Globe is taking the following
editorial position:
Neither France nor England has
spent her life and treasure incaleul-
able for the deiiverance OF mankind
from william the Second in order
that the destinies of the world. their
own included. should be settled by
the Sic volo. sic jubeo' of Woodrow
Wilson. First. peace terms mug
come before we begin to discuss tbs
points OF Wilson's little dog. and
both House and Lansing are agreed
as TO the military part thereof. Does
Mr.. Wilson propose to throw thee,
over in order to show the House Il
Representatives what great man h 7,
is among those decadent Europ-
eans?"
The Morning Post takes the same
line. 1t says:
THE President is in the minority
in his own country. He proposes to
force the league down the throats OF
the Senate by coating 1t with sugar
of peace. In the same way he is try
ing to force the league on the con-
ference. So 1t happens that the
league which was intended to pro-
vent war begins by delaying peace.
1t isn't good omen. II isn't good
democracy"
The London Chronicle thinks the
events In Hungary may give heai-
thy shock TO the peace conference.
and IL 90 1t would prove blessing In
dissuise. III the council Of ten, /"
II says. had not for many months
shown marked incapaeity for action.
NO one need doubt the result"
The Mall says: Conference. de-
lays end q refusal to face the Rus
sian problem are directly responsible
for the present disouieting situation.
While the conference at Paris talks,
the Bolsheviki act. The fruits OF
immense sacrifices ON the battiefields
are being imperiled because the
conference cannot attend to the bus-
iness for which 1t exists"
The Westminster Gazette. which
has been a very strong supporter OF
the League OF Nations. is moved to
rfredrk; 80 far as we can as
certain. 1t (the Peace Conference
has been perpetually losing its way
in thicket of detail and allowing
its great decisions to be postponed
by differences on questions which.
though intrinsically of great import
ance. are yet subordinate to the main
issues"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12
MANY AMERICANS GO
TO NORTHERN CAN
ADA

According to official figures the to-
tai number of Americans that have
gone to Canada since 1905, inelud-
ing five months of the fiscal year
191S-19. reaches 275,O93.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12
LEAGUE BEFORE PEACE
ENCOURAGES BoLsHEvISM

The Globe. commenting upon the
recent developments, says: "Tha,
(the Hungarian situation) is the
natural consequences of the delay of
the peace conference in making
peace. and IL the deIay continues we
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12

ing SOL II we want her to do Il
we must pay the price. The price
she will demand will not be the terms
the allies desire to impose upon her
The Germans will bargain for bot-
ter conditions, and II they do not get
them they will place themselves at
the head Of the Bolshecik move
ment."
1s-.s
WHAT HAS ACTUALLY
BEEN DONE
Another very influential Paris pa
per. The Echo de Paris. commenting
upon the fact that nearly five months
have elapsed since the armistice was
signed and four months since Prssi-
dent Wilson arrived in Europe asks
what .taSibie thing has been done
toward making peace with the enemy
Answering its own question. it says.
Neither the frontier Of Denmark
nor France and the RhenisA state on
the left bank Of the Rhine have yet
been discussed. We even doubt
whether the subjects have been fully
treated at those morning discussions
In which the chief soothsayers smii-
ingly face each other. Yesterday the
council took up the German Polish
limits. A special commission, head
ed by Jules Cabon. submitted a plan
approved. II you please. by British
and American experts and the whole
thing was rererred back to the com
mission. Cant the various govern
ments follow the conclusions of their
experts. or at least charge their ex-
perts If they have no confidence in
them?
Have we ended the debit state
ment? Don't deceive yourself.
Finding there was too little work to
do, Mr.. Wilson now insists that the
complete charter of the League of IA
lions be added TO the convention, that
II be drawn up. His domestic policy
makes it necessary.
Some say the principles only aecd
be written in, but that is nut uur
opinion. Only the clearest anil mast
explicit document has any chance Of
finding favor with the Amer. au SEN
ate-and this explicit document can.
not be drawn up without taking into
account all the concrete questions,
which the general and flual peace
treaty must decide"
The Paris Midi says:
"The situation at present is seri.
Gus. There is divorce betw cen pub
lie opinion and the Peace Confer
ence."
Continuing 1t refers to the infiu-
ences in the Peace Conference which
are workig for lenicncy towar1 GET
many. II asks, are we not at war
with Germany, and do we expect
Germans to say amen to all o;w at
tempts to cut their war cladae3 II
the Germans offer resistance. we
must show them who is master.
The Journal des Debats says that
the position Of affairs in eastern Eu-
ope, (still further emphasized b. re
cent events in Hungary prove tie
necessity for immediate action En-
ough precious time has been was III
already in useless discussion, II says.
La Liberte, says: III the Psace
Conference does not renounce the
policy Of irresolution without delay.
it merely makes for the gathering
storm to burst and the grayest dan-
ger will menace civilization. There
is not an hour to lose. The League
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12
European Press Says Wilson
Is Delaying Peace

WASHINGTON. d. c.-The propa-
ganda campaign which the Wilson
administration is conducting in an
effort to make IL appear that public
opinion in Europe is back Of the Pres
ident's demand that no treaty Of
peace be made unless II includes
the covenant Of the League of Ma
lions. and that his insistence has not
delayed the completion OF the peace
treaty. is not sustained by the COM
ments in European papers.
Editorial comment in the Euro
pean press. as well as articles by
noted European publicists and states
men are very critical OF the delay in
peace proceedings which Mr.. Wilson
has caused and still is causing by
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-12
NORWEGIAN CITY HAS
CHURCH BUILT OF /
PAPER

A unique structure In the Norwe.
gian city Of Bergen is a large church
built entirely of paper. which has
been rendered waterproof by solu-
ton of quicklime. curdled milk and
white of eggs.
Williston graphic., 1919-05-15

itzky wound up his speech BY pulling
q red flag out Of his pocket waving
1t, declaring that he would ALWAYS
fight the principals for which it stood
and then throwing it away he pulled
out a small American flag which he
flourished over his head as he walk
ed from the platform.
Hoodlums All For Kositzky
A crowd of hecklers and town hood
lums, evidently inspired by Kositzky's
supporters, interrupted Mr.. Liggett.
About half the audience Of 1900 was
composed Of farmers, who enthusias-
tically applauded Mr. Liggett, but act
ed like gentlemen and never inter-
rupted Mr.. Kositzky. Even Kositzky's
supporters, however, were disguised
with his failure to face the issues and
the Bismark Tribune, his staunchest
supporter, was afraid to print his
speech in full because it so plainly
showed he was evading the issues and
SO clearly convicted him of distorting
the facts in previous interviews.