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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
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The State of Alabama, Limestone

The State of Alabama. Limestone Under Under and bg virtue of an order and decree of the Honorable George Malone, g Probate Judge of Limestone County, Alabama, we, NJ. K. Clements and R. M. Crurnp. executors of the will of W. C.. . Roberts. deceased. will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, in front of the courthouse door of Jefferson county, Alabama, on Monday, the 3rd day of November, 1919, at IF o'clock noon, for cash, or on 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- scribed real property, belonging to the estate of W. G. Roberts, deceased, to- wit: Lots Nos. seven CD and nine (9), in Block No. 12, 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 is recorded in Volume 6, pages ss and CT. records of maps in probate office of Jefferson county, Alab anna; also lot No. 3, in block No. 67, according to the plan and survey of certain subdivision, in or near the town of East Lake, Ala bama made by the East Lake Land company, and known and designated
  corded in volume 6, page 6S, records of maps in the probate office of Jeffer-- son county, Alabama; also house and lot in P. c. Kings addition to Avondale, as shown and described on map of said addition. which map is recorded in Map Book No. 1, page No. 253, of records in the probate office of Jefferson county, Alabama, and being a part of lot No. l9 on the north-side of Avenue B, or Second avenue, south, fronting sixty f60) feet on the north side of said Avenue B. or Second avenue. south, and extending back northward of the uniform width, 150 feet, to the south line of a :0-foot alley, said lot being situated in Jefferson county, Alabama: : also lots Nos. 16, IT and 1S in block No. 1, of Ben Browns survey described as follows: Beginning at point 660.3 feet south of northwest corner of the east half of the northwest fourth of the northwest fourth of section 16, township IS, range west, thence east 351 feet to point which is the point of beginning: From the above point of beginning run thence east 140 feet to an alley, thence north S150 feet along said alley. thence west 40 feet to S5- foot street, thence south 150 feet to the point of beginning, said described real estate lying and being in Jefferson county, Alabama. Also lot No. IS, as shown by a map and plat of the Sec ond addition to Terrace Park, recorded in the office of the judge of probate of Jefferson county, Alabama, said real estate lying and being ih Jeffer- son county, Alabama; also lot No. 15, in block No. IS, according to the plan and survey of the West End Land and Improvement company, a map of which survey is recorded in the office of the judge of probate of Jefferson county, Alabama, on which lot is situated house No. 1116, on First avenue, West End, said real estate lying and being in Jefferson county, Alabama
 M. K. CLEMENTS,
 R. M. CRUMP,
 Executors of the Will of w. G. Rob-
 ertS, Deceased
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Executors Sale of Land,

under and by virtue of an order and decree of sale made and entered by the Honorable Hugh A. Locke as judge of the Tenth Judicial circuit of the state of Alabama. heretofore on the, 20th day of June. 1919. in the matter of the administration of the estate. of Charles Thomas O'Rourke. deceased. pending Tn the equity division of the circuit court of Jefferson county. Alabama, and under and by virtue of the power Of sale contained in the last will and testament of the said Charles Thomas ORourke. deceased. the undersigned Will within the legal hours of sale on Monday. the 27th day of October, 1919. offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash at the door of the courthouse of Shelby county, Alabama. at Columbiana. Alabama, the following described real estate.
 PARCEL NO.
 All that part of the west half (W i;) Of the northwest quarter (NWA) of section 1S, township 22, south of range west. in Shelby county, Alabama. which lies north and northwest of the Shelby Springs dirt road: and all that part of the south half fS1s) of the southwest quarter tSWA) of section IS. township 22. south range west, in Shelby county. Alabama. which lies south of the Shelby Iron Works dirt road, and-ail that part of the south east quarter (SEA) of the southeast quarter (SEA) of section 14. township z2. south range west. in Shelby county. abama. which lies southeast of the Shelby Iron Works dirt road :; and all that part Of the north half tN1sl of the northeast quaffer (NEE) of sectionA2S. townsnip 22. south range west, iu Shelby county, Alabalna which lies south and southeastso of the old Selma dirt road: and all the north haif aN ia) of the northwest quarter iNWh, and the southwest quarter tsEA of the northwest quarter tNWA) and the south half (S5a) of the northeast quarter tNEL) in sec tior 24. tow nship 22 south range 3 west. in Shelby county. Alabama, c,n- taining ir all about 415 acres. more or less.
 An abstract of the title to said lands can be seen and examined at the of- flee or John T. Glover. attorney at law, in rooms S37 and S3s First National Bank. building. Birmingham, Alabama.
 FRANK O'ROURKE,
 As ,Executor of the Last Will and
 Testament of Charles Thomas oRourlSe. Deceased
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
RESOLUTION

Whereas, The owners of all the lands abutting on the alley hereinafter de- scribed have petitioned this commission for the vacation of said alley between the terminal points hereinafter men toned, and,
 Whereas, It appears to the satisfac- ton of this commission that convenient means of ipgress and egress to and from their property is afforded to all other persons owning property embraced in the survey in which said alley is To- cated. Now, therefore, be it Resolved. That by the commission of the city of Birmingham that the assent of this board be and it is hereby given for the vacation of that portion of said alley described as follows:
 All that part of the alley running north and south through block S44, &C., cording to the map plan and survey of the Elyton Land company of the city of Birmingham, which lies between the north line of Niazuma avenue and the north line of lot 4, in said block s44 extending to the east line of said alley and more particularly described as fol- lows:
 Beginning at point on the north line of Twenty sixth street (for- merly Niazuma avenue), one hundred and twenty and fifty-nine hun
 
 from the east line of Highland ave- nue; thence northwardly along the west line of a twenty (20) foot alley running north and south through block S44, ac- cording to the map, plan and survey of the Elyton Land company of the city of Birmingham, three hundred four and sixty-five hundredths (30465) feet, more or less, to the north line of lot four (4) in said block S44; thence east wardIy on a straight projection of the north line of said lot to the east line of said 20 foot alley; thence south wardly and parallel to the west line of said alley to the north line of Twenty sixth street (formerly Niazuma avenue), !, said point being the southwest corner of lot twelve CPD in block S44. as shown on the map. plan and survey of the Elyton Land company of the city of Birmingham; thence westwardly along the north line of Twenty-sixth street (formerly Niazuma avenue) to the point fof beginning. situated in the city of Bir- mingham, Jefferson county, Alabama.
 Approved October s. 1919.
 N. A. BARRETT, President of the Commission.
 A true copys H. s. RYALL,
 City Clerk. Age Herald October g, ls1s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Lloyd George Praised
 by Senator Johnson
By Associated Prnss

Seattle, Wash, October S.-Two Seattle audiences tonight heard Senator Hiram Johnson explain his objections to rati' ficaion of the league of nations covenant without reservation or amendment.
 The senator praised the foresight ani cleverness of Premier Lloyd George in gaining additional territory and popula- ton for his nation out of the war ana declared England had tied up the United States with alliances and then had tied up the league of nations for all time" by securing representation and voice fol each of her colonies an individual unit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
NEGRO CONFESSES TO
 STEALING FORD CAR

H. Robertson, negro, was lodged in the city jail last night about o'clock by Detectives DeGroat and Granger, charged with grand larceny. It is al- leged by the detectives that the negro stole a Ford car belonging to G. A. Lodge of Whigham. Ga. The automobile was taken while parked at the fair at Ba ainbrdge, Ga, September %.
 The negro made a confession of the theft and, the owner was notified.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
FAMILY QUARREL
 CAUSE OF CUTTING

W. E. Russell and F. G. Cole were arr rested last night about 12 o'clock hy officers Deacon and Howell on charges ef assault and battery. It Is stated by ths police that Cole severely cut Russell about the body and hands. Russell was taken to the Hillnln hospital where it is thoue ! {. that his lert lung is perforated
 The affray occurred at the home Of the men. 4c41s South Twentieth street and it is believed that the quarrel is the re-. suit Of family affair. Cole was placed in the city jail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
FOUR MILLION DOGS

Montgomery, October S-(Special) Representative Holmes of Baldwin es- inmates that there are 100000 dogs in Alabama, and about half of these are females, subject to tax of $2 on and after October 15; tlse other half being males, subject to a tax of Sl. A dog skin is worth from s1 to g in the market, and it is proposed that measures be taken under powers granted the conservation department to conserve the skins of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09

two or three million dogs that will be subject to the death penalty for non- payment of the license tax, the money for these hides. badly needed in the leather markets, to be apportioned as the dog tax money is paid, for eduea- tional and other public purposes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Held on Charges

Jack Dalton and Tommie Grimes were arrested last night and placed in the city jail by Detectives Lyons, Dobyns and De Groat- It is alleged the men are want ed at Macon, Ga, on charges of grand larceny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice to Contractors Sealed proposals will be received oy the undersigned until o'clock D. m. Tuesday, October 14, 1919. for the con struction of certain sanitary sewers under improvement ordinance Nos. lo- and 11-D Specifications may be ob- ,tained and plans examined at this of flee. The right is reservedto reject any or all proposals.
 JULIAN KENDRICK,
 City Engineer. Age-Herald. oct. g. 10, II, B, 1919.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
Strength or Appetite
 FaiIinc2

Or do you suffer from sIeepless- ness or tired nerves? Or do you wish to gain weight?
 Pay us SIPS for a bottle of Ray bield's Compound Syrup of Fly pophosphites and we will either give you satisfaction or your money back
 N. RAYBIELD, R. PHI. 2l26 Indiana Ave. Chicago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-09
AWARDS MADEFOR
 E -.~.u . FARM PRODUCTS

The agricultural exhibits at the Ala . bama State fair are the largest in the ? history of the fair. and much time was required by the judges in looking over the various booth and individual exhibits before making their decisions. This work was completed yesterday and the fol- lowing awards were announced:
 COUNTY EXHIBITS
 W. c. Naftel, Mattel, first premium -J. A. Naftel, Naftel second premium Hugh Ballew, Albany, third premium J. M Crutchfield, Cullman, fourth prem { ium; J. J. Attaway. Warrior, fifth prem 7 irm; Mrs. s. E. Bruce, Clanton, slxtn : premium.
 . LARGEST INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS { R. c. Galloway, Cullman. first prem . iun1: G. c. Crutchfield, Vinemont, second 7 premium; Ballew Bros, Albany, third , premium; J. A. Naftel, Mattel, fourth I premium; c. M Crutchfield, Cullman. sixth premium.
 Largest hay exhibit. grasses or for Z age plant: J. M. Crutchfield, CulIman, . first premium; Vernon Derrick, Culiman, <. second premium.
 . Largest corn exhibit: Ira l.. Worten. !. Warrior. first premium; J. w. Hand, ( -Bessemer, second premium; M. NJ. Oden, -Cullnan. third premium.
 Best 70 ears of corn: Hugh Ballew, < Albany, first premium: R. c. Galloway, Cullman, second premium.
 Boys corn club, best 10 ears of corn: w. K. Naftel, Naftel, first premium; Warren Mitchell, second premium Percy Vines, Bessemer. third premium:
 Largest display of cotton, John Adiholt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26

que las damas pertenecientes a
esa asociaG6n, asistiran a la
Gran Parada.
El Casino Espaiiol, siempre
dispuesto "a grabar con letras de
orc las paginas de su historic,
celebrara un resOnante bale al
cual asistiran todas sus bellas
damas. pues ell Secretario senor
Gabriel Ferrer, elemento que 10
sc duerme en- las pajas' cit0 para
una reunion que tuvo efectO la
noche de! martes, acordandose Sc
cOntribuyera a la fiesta con un
bale.
Monsieur Willard, que EN- estos
dias ha estadO ocupadO arreglan-
do sus asuntOs para embarcar pa
IA Europa, dispuso una rebaja
de nn 500 en- los pasajes duran
te los dlas de fiesta, disposition
que ell pueblo y la COmisi6n sa-
ben agradecer, pues de los pue
bios limitrofes ira mucha gente.
FL domingo 81, llegara Are
cibo la Banda Municipal de Ma
yagiiez, para tomar parte en-
la Procession clyica, v para ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
CONSULADO DE ESPANA
san Juan, p. X.
ANISO.

NariOs peri0dicos espaholcs pn
blicaron ell ano 1ltimo la noticia
de haberse concediiO un imdult0
a profugos y desertores del Seryi-
clio Militar. La noticia Official no
Sc recibi0 Ell este Consulado, pc
rO transcurridO mas de tres me-
ses e1 Consul que suscribe pidi6
al Gobierno de Madrid la contir-
maci0n Official de esas noticias,
sin recibir respuesta alguna has
ia Ia fecha.
Considerable que ha transcu-
rrido va tempo suliciente para
deducir que la contestaci6n ha
debidO sufrir extravio, V al mis-
mo tempo con ell fin de que no
sufran periuicio algunO los cspa-
iiOles que deseen acogerse la
gracia cOncedlda, este C0nsuladO
admitira y cursara Espaha las
instancias que presenter los inte-
reSadOs.
Aunque Sc carece de las instruc
clones que, acknowledgements, ha
bran sido dadas con ese 0bjeto,
pueden los sOlicitantes Observar
las siguientes reglas:s
La instancia habra de ser acom-
pa1ada de veinticincO centayos
para reintegro de timbre, en-
equivalencia del papel sellado es-
pa1ol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
iPROTECCEON!

A L igual que la mission del barco
n acorazado es con frecuencia-
a1n teniendo que remontarse
sobre espumoso y encrespado oleaje
la protection de las costas contra
ataques imprevistos del enemigo; Y
asf como ell faro, con su luz brillosa y
potente orienta sufcientedistancia
al pilotopara que eviteel que su nave
Sc estrelle o encalle contra los esco-
Hos y arrecifes proximos, asf propio
la Cruz Bayer que ostentan las Table
tas Bayer de Aspirina, protege a Ia
humanidad doliente que de elias ne
cesita NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. adul-
teracionesfraudulentasdelasmismas
por medic de remedies similares, a
todaprueba muy sus inferiores en- eff
cacia curativa, ,ygufaal pobre pacien-
te, a traves del sinffn de medicinas
indtiles, cuandonoperjudiciales, que
tanto abundan, para que pueda esco-
ger la 1nica que ha de ser para el ell
pase que deba conducirle en- seguri-
dad al puerto de arribo de su salud
recobrada: la curaci6n.
Cuando vaya I'd. comprar las Table
tas Bayer de Aspirina sus combinacio-
mes, fGese bien en- la Cruz Bayer impresa
en- cada envoltorio y estampada en- cada
tableta, fin de que pueda I'd. rechazar
cualquier sustituci6n, que no lie proteiani
lie sirva de gufa segura parasu confianza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
POR ESAS GALES,

yOr cOntentO. Ell los cafes "MO-
derno" V "Baleares", sc han CO.
locadO las urnas donde sc depO-
sitaran los votos para el CON
CURSO DE FEOS.
La fiesta, como hemos dichO,
resultara ''mucho bueno' v ell p1-
blico 10 iInico que sentirAy es la
ausencia del "Carabelila'; perO
seglin me dice, hay buz0s que 10
buscaran ell las entraIlaS de la
terra.
ESQ es por ALA, por ArecibO
pOr aca, p0r San Juan, la leche
sigue hacienda estragos Ell niilos,
ancianos y enfermOs, y en- Puer-
ia de. TERRA, segGn me dicen, a
eada libra le falta una dos
OnZas.
y la tifoidea, dandose tOrnasOl
con traje de pompadour, sombre-
ro "automovil', y abanico peri
con-.
Meditese y dlgase la oracion
de "Dios to salve liriO".
Miguel StrogOff.
% de abril, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26

Parece que las fiestas patrona-
les de Arecibo, van a tener mas
resonancia que las celebradas an
teriormente, 81 es que ell pueblo
coadyuva los buenos deseos de
la Comisi6n.
DespuGs de haberse impreso el
Programa, resulta qUe algunas
sociedades quieren enrolarse en-
la participation de la fiesta y de
,bido al entusiasmo que reina Ell
la poblaci0n, cada vecin0 quiere
tirar la casa por la ventana, o al
menos echar una cana al aire.
Hay en- ArecibO varias asocia-
clones que en- muchOs casOs han
Edemostrado sus buenOs deseOs
para dar realce Y brillO, Y una de
Eellas es la "Nicomedes OlmO",
que esta preparando dos magn1-
ticos globOs que seran lanzados
al aire la nOche del martes %.
Esta enthusiastic association tie
ne Ell proyectO celebrar una Yer
bena, que viene a ser nn ndmero
muy agradable Y que dejara gra-
tos recuerdos en- ell amino de pro
pios V extranOs. Y tambiGn nos
dice ell amigo que nos informa,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
MODELO
Erm0. Senior

E1 que subscribe, Don. ........,
natural de. ......, provincial de
de. amos de edad, hi
jo de Don. Y de Doila. =
reSidcntC en-. ..... (pucrtO Ri
COZ e inScritO en- ell RegistrO Ma
trlcula de Espanoies del Consul
lado en-. 80. con el niimero.
-. V con CGdula del aIO cOrl'ien-
tie, V. f. con ell debidO respeto
eXpOne:
r Que fue alistado para ell Recm-
plazO del allo. =. por ell Ayunta-
mientO de. ...... provincial de. {.
....., V, no habiendO veriticadO
su presentation, fue declaradO
pr0fugo del ServiciO Militar. y
enterado del Real DecretO del
anO ultimO pOr ell que sc concede
la gracia de indultO a los que sc
encuentran en- su case,
SUPLICA a V. E. sc digne apli
earle los beneficios de dichO Real
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26

Podra ser enviada por cOrreo
a este Consulado desde cualquier
punto de Ia Isla, acompa1ando,
en- este case, la Cedula de la Ma
cionalidad del presente alo, que
ser;l deyuelta despues de tomar
nOta de ella.
Las instancias podran ser he
chas scshn el Modelo, que Sc in
serta continuation, escritas en-
maquinilla y Ell pliego de dos ho-
las.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
DE BASE BALL

FL domingo a las diez de la
manana sc llevarA Il efecto en- el
campo de Ia Liga de Puerta de
TERRA un importantisimO desa-
flo de b0sc-5aN, entire los tcalus
"Borinque Stars y "All Puerto
Rico
FL personal del "All'' sera ell
siguiente: Torres Cruz (C), Yu-
met (p), Torres Jose, primera
base, Mesorana, segunda, Igara-
videz, tercera Y captain, Solano
(SS), Henry (RF), NORM (CF) F.,
Luis Cruz (LF).
Suplente: Laran.
El del "Borinquen" es cl mis-
mo lie siempre.
Nos suplica el mancgcr de la
Liga pidamos al p1blico que asis-
TIA temprano, para poder dal
principle al dcsaflo la hOra
indicada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
Sc vENDE

Muebles de sala p comedof Y
un piano marca Cable.
Informaran, Telefono l 52
azul. Parque 49,. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26

Sc VENDE. Una casa de
concrete armada, de dos
plantas, en- ell sitiO mas cen
tricO de Santurce. 1nforma-
ran Villamil No. A O>Tele-
fono 179, Santurce. ADvT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-26
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LAPLANTAELECTRICA COMPLETA
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pusd eltarse prn
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Es BUEN ANUNCIO. y
aausna fues Bs dss fssda ss s%s Sns
hen alumrada la otra no En- cua enara mas gente?
'' CoMoDIDAD. a~
Para su propa comohlad empeados
eudar la Ia nhe sin dlaIseles @ Ia
de- Ia enda oacina, deposito garage tahona etc
EvITA INCENDIos
Eva ncendios siendo voltage bo incendo
possible evar velas qunques de un sito oo
squen paga el cere durane cual sus
conpeqores servirdn a sus parroquanos?
Es UNA ECoNoMIA.
pan9 % % S a IN og gsSn 81 se a ss
use en- qunes pleco actual gas POGO
seis centayos klovaio, la corrente producida al
OTRAs VENTAJAs. #
Como ell motor para cargar
o lies @ on p sur IA nGe e oraos 5 s ] p co.
pantas pdbicas de la lsla :y.
DUENos DE PLANTAs.
plantas pogressas
conservatives como no los os srS MaOe Co. sa Cass @ v
cibo) Iopategui, Pnuees Ca, Ciaes)
Germdn) Sobs de Gonzalez (Sainasl Juan
Zyala Ca (TOa Baa) Bernabe
(Arecibo) R. L. Merwin Co., Sra
D. Peterson, de Santa Cruz.
MERECE CONSIDERATION.
puede
pruebas POr
infOrmes baados
para seguir Hacienda negoco medic
oscurO estilo del siglO pasado?
PRECIO.
pana fabricanes. Cuesta qu
e ell mismO preciO
ppo Hay existencia
facitan nrucOnes
Ecra nuestros agentes
pidiendo catal0gO,
C. o. LORD & CO.
#S SAN JUAN.
Marques Hermanos, IT, GerardinO,
ARECIBO. PONCE
Cuando escriba mencione Ell IMPARCIAL.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-07
NEW WAY TO TEST EGGS AGE
How French Investigator Determines
the Edible Qualities Of the Prod
uct of the Humble "Biddy."

A novel and rapid way whereby to
determine the age Of an egg has been
developed by NJ. Grossfield. French
Investigator. He has supplemented
the usual method Of one dependent on
specific gravity. The existing way
whereby to determine the age of eggs
Is by Gambling them and taking note
of the mirage which forms about the
yolk. Mr. Grossfield has determined
the specific gravity of normal eggs
in the way attributed to Archimedes
and there has been figured out the
loss in gravity for each week Of keep
ing. For quick inspection Of qualities
of eggs, he has devised a form Of hy-
drometer. The egg takes the place OF
the weighted bulb and the scale indi-
Gates the specific gravity and at the
same time the age of the egg. A little
cage has been arranged to hold the egg
and Is capable of quick handling. Big
eggs and little eggs are subject to errors
in the readings, but with eggs in the
vicinity Of fifty-flfty grams the indi-
cation Is instantaneous.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-07
HELPING TO CONSERVE COAL
How Firewood, Long Considered an
Unimportant Product Of the Farm,
Is "Doinq It's Bit" Now.

The humble product Of the farm
firewOod-is doing its "bit" to help
make the world safe for democracy.
according to crop report published
by the bureau of crop estimates under
the authority Of Secretary Of Agricul-
ture Houston.
The report shows that approximate
~ 100000 cords Of firewood. val
ued at about $3.50. 100000. were used
In the United States during 1917. This
represents an increase Of about 1.O00.-
600 cords over the previous year.
The government report shows that
Alabama was the greatest user Of fire.
wood in 1917. q total Of $780, 900 cords
having been burned In that state.
Georgia Is a close second with 4,8OO.-
OOC cords and Tennessee is third with
4,75O,OOO cords. The other states which
use more than 100000 cords of
flrewood in 1917 are: New York. Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, Ohio, Missouri.
Kentucky, Mississippi. Texas and
Arkansas.