The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-05
jUS|NG PROBLEM
 .ESS ACUTE, STATE DEALERS IN REALTY
Many Dwellings Built During Year and Others Under Con- struction Help Situation.
 Report Many Sales

Housing conditions in Bir- mlngham are not nearly so tense as at the same time last year, i nthe opinion of a num- be rof req lestate men. Con- struction has been active durin the year, and dealers believe that ther ewill be less difficult 2'ty In securing a residence or apartment this year than last year.
 several apartment houses to house number of people have been built during the year and number are now nearing 4 completion. number of small homes have been erected and the situation is gradually clarifying according to hous- ing experts.
 N Mcconnell-Anglin-W White Realty Com panN announces that work will be started Tuesday on the construction of a modern slNtee" apartment house. 1907 Fourteenth lN NaN e"ue These apartments are being con- Hsfrdcted for w. l. Bates. They will be M ef'u''ned with Murphy indoor beds, Pull .j man tables heat, water, janitor and all
 
 K They also announce work is beinN K rn@Nf. on the Highland Viey apartments < on Twenty-first street between Thr. \ teeath and Fourteenth avenues This house contains forty-two apartments and will be completed by October l.
 r"g the week the firm closed the following leases:
 N Cara -e at No. 2o21 -9o23 Avenue D, south, .H n present occupied by the White Truck H, ,cp~ r. %ased to the Steam Gas Auto Company under d longtime lease.
 J. T. Roll Papering Company now To- cated at 3022 First avenue. has rented one of the stores in the building now being ! el ected on Fifth avenue and Nineteenth 2 street for a term of years. The Cain Dry Cleaning Company. now loca ed at A North Nineteenth street, have also rented of the stores in the new building for a term or years.
 The New Post Office Shoe Company will occupy one of the stores in the building also. The corner will be oc curied by Theodore Harduvel. who will operate modern soda fountain and con fectionery shop.
 At meeting of the stockho.cers O the company yesterday, a reorganization vas effected. New officers were elected as follows: R. Mcconnell. president T A. White, vice president: H. R. Tely secretary-treasurer.
 Mir. Mcconnell organized the business . more than thrty-five years ago, and wilt continue to have general supervision of Z the sales department. Mir White was promoted to the vice presidency, and ! while not yet 20 years of age, is fully capable of handling the work in his de- partment. He will have special charge of the insurance end of the business.
 MT. Terry was elected secretary-treas- urer. While he is only 25 wears old. h is elevated to a position where the cash receipts handled are more than s1.00o ,o0o annually.
 John B. Reid Company announce the :. following sales for the week:
 Fulton B. Clark to Joe Elliot, a resi-
 ence at 1034 Caldwell Terrace for s9,500. Joe Elliot to the Highland Investment Company, a residence, l034 Caldwell Ter race, for s9.50o. Highland Investment Com pany to Eugene F. Dryer, a residence, 1G3d x Caldwell Terrace. for s950o, John B. Reid to Joe Elliot residence, 2527 Fourteenth | avenue, north, s6,150. s. T. Teal to J.. W. Black, West End dwelling. a,25o. J. { W. Black, a farm, Republic. $425o. Norment Poe X Chichester announce the following sales:
 ] HOP South Thirteenth street. r. s. Bois- clair to Mrs. J, K. Sans, $500. 107 Oak street, West End c, E. Ebersole to C, F. Spain, s4,250. 910-Glen Iris avenue, from J. M. Bowman to J. F. Cain, s9500 1211 Third avenue. West End, to C. F. Cpain to D. c. Pickard, s, 700. l724. Eff jteenth avenue, south, King Land Com ( pany to D. c. Pickard, sS,Oo0 1917 Seven teenth avenue, Hillside Land Company A to J. NJ Bowman, s6,50o. 325 North Fifty ~ second street, J. C. Holloway to J. $. Newell. s2.5O0 I'll South Fifteenth ave- nue, F. l.. Hay to D. Scales, $500. l0!l Central street M. P. Klyce to T. H. Acoste. s7,5oO. 919 Alabama street. M. ], Chichester to MT Sykes. si,,oo. 14l0 St. Charles street. B. A. Pepperman to Mrs, Nettie Roland, 5000, 1923 Fourteenth avenue, south, ]. B. Morris to P. F.. O'Dell, S6,5oo A numbe rof other sare pending, and will be announced at a flu ture date.
 Phil Dorn announces the following tales:
 Ises N. Young to Dominic Maskolino, 6111 North First avenue. s6.50o. Ises N, Young to Dominic Maskolino, 10S North Forty-seventh street. $500, Peter Mala to Toney Shara, 240o North Twenty fourth street, s3,500 Mrs. E. Stockmre to Mrs. Fannie Saltzman 990 South Geor- gia avenue, s9,o00. Birmingham Real Es- tate Company to M. Stvant. 1913 North Forty-sixth street, $500 Birmingham Real Estate Company to H. Goldstein, A,90O
 T. L. Anglin, formerly of the McCon- nell-Anglin- White Real Estate Company, is continuing in the real estate busi- ness, having formed the Angln Real Estate Agency Mr. Anglin has opened offices at 2120 First avenue and conducts general real estate business there.