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BOagnrRs WANTED.


BEACON, N. T.--Eudson River division OF
New York Central. Communication about VI
weekly few very desirable rooms. al, with
hot and cold water ard some with private
hath ncat excellent table. best of service,
g. and 81 daily on American plan. ny the
class quarters fer the winter at reasorRbi.
prices. Phone OF write FOR photograph and
al detans. HOTEL. HOLI-AND, Beacon.
". Y. PHONE Beacon e;.
WEST END Av.. s4O-Large. attractive
room, twin beds. 2 large closets. tor one
or two pecplo. private fasnily; no other
boarders references. Cal Thursday and
FRIDAY 5etween II and 3 O'Clock.
SOrfI (coirlgr Lexington av., 1881 Room
With rneRlS. $40 weekly Up; good hons
cooking. hotel service; elevator. telephone;
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, expert driver,
Locomobile, Pierce. Cadillac. any hisn
grade car: II ycars' references high graae
families; American. 80. single, neat. Wins ;
:35: anywhere; Immediately. c 25s Heraio'
Herald 50.
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CHAUFFEUR, single, all repairs; useful !,
Dane, 20: neat. willing, hard worker: SIX
years experience: good references; mod
crate wages; anywhere. 260 Herald. Her
aid SO.
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CHAUFFEUR, coiored, wishes position.
country or city; can furnish good REFER
ence drive any make car. do own repairs ,
with II years experience. Call or write
Cornelius Carr. 426 Lenox av. Phone har-
Icn oO0T.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

A. HIGHEST PRICES PAID "A
for iAhias' Rightly uaed GOWNS,
WRAPS, FURS: ALSO DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY. &c. Mail or phone calls
recciSs prompt attention. Mrs. g.
COHEN, 62s 9th av.. S1th st. Fitz-
rsS --!e-a.
ftSnMG bought cavh paid for libiariss.
large aud s,uan calecsto,ls: drop a card
We aii call FEIEDSfAN'S. 50 w. 47th 1T
pas I11s nlore than any Que for your fur
Iitpiv. rpss. pianos. paintings. BARLEY,
US ln.ysls.yy p!see leieYwseant 2s3s>.
W1ETED-Ltre used 1ssfxi0 in. Blake q
Knowles sinsle, horizontal. centre crank
power rotRtive drive vacuum pump. fitted
With pulley for belt drive; also g IKE in.
LAld.aw single. ercloeSu. seif-aliias, franc
ro.a..ve d.y vacuum pump. fitted with pull
ley Tor bait drive, 81 I~piy!ns AGv;-c price,
atse, condition. When lat operated and w.lsir
le@slea. hGlresx Fcis{ia-:.ns Agent, ?. ..
hex 2ss. Buffalo. ~. i.
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Pencs3iyaSAN.
COUNTRY HOME.
Spend few weeks n. Nay.n Farm Home.
Il you have n relative or frisna you want
placed In good hands and relieved OF al
your ca geS, write mo fer rates. LILLIAN
c; !'Il.tsiZiiN. Prop. Akron, Pa. Lancaster
County.
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Machinery.

TWO KELLY PRESSES FOR sALt;-fsx-
CEI.LENT 8CSrTrInN. WITH ENTEN-
SICNS: rRICE REASONABLE.
ELDER 5 TURNER. 4S WALKER ST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations Wsntct-Fe,naic.
COOKS, Southern: houscworkers, half time,
day workers, $500; chanbe rInaids. house
msr. riremen. portcrs. Green. l65 W. t51st.
'Of. SisNCRI<ERS, cookg, chamhcrrnaiGs
and wEitresses good positions guaranteed !;
10 chsTSea. Blake Employment Agency,
22t5 B'.aRy, Room 20.
HQU3SW )RkER. days. hsif time. refor-
sacss. Cerney's Agency. 1873 w. 145th. Au-
Suhor 1908.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. careful driver:
years. city driving experienced: SWISS
Anne rican, 81. single; excellent reterencesi
moderate wages: city, country. g 2sl Her
aid Herald az
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, American.25. single.
wishes position with private party: seven
years experience on high grade cars, Pack
ard. Pierce-Arrow. Cunningham. etc.; five
years last position: best references: neat
ohliging. Albert Rand, Tel. South 451e.
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CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, thoroughly ex-
perienced. beet of references, care, neat
courteous driver. degires position. city or
country; moderate salary to start. Johnson.
BOX 9S2 eli Tth ny
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
opporT11N1rY for knowing Of,

OPPORTUNITY for growing oil
company to acquire acreage IN
Jefferson County. Okla, ulcse 10
wells now being drilled by the
SiIams Petroleum, Company, the
Empire Fuel, OH and Gas, Lone
Sfar Gas Company and the Sun
Company; this acreage Ia abso-
iutely on structure, and liss be-
tween Durkburnett Eealdton and
the New Wilson field. all CONNER
eial iearea and best buy In Okla
bona. also 900 acres for well on
structure cost OF well complete
approximately $4,000. Fer full
particulars write Box lSA. Terral,
Okla.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


nationally known establishment with
whom you may be proud TO be connected.
has m opening In its New York headquarters
for aeveral young women as sales persons;
the opportunity for advancement IN excellent;
the work IL most congenial. salary to start,
So per week. Address L., 544 Herald. ESQ
Bway
AN experienced lady's maid. scandinavian
preferred: must be GOOD Seaustrres and
packer: references required. Call for inter-
view between 30 A. ~. and r. NJ. Wander
Bit Hotel, room i-0T
AIJilITCH young lady avsistant to work on
restaurant checks; $50 per month: no
riesls. Apply manager Hotel Gotham, 9Th
av. aud bStr st.
AppRESEHrs. office work only. Answer
IN oHn hond, hox IL, station s.
BOOKKEEPEH'S assistant. experienced.
heating 60 tractor office. permanent poai-
ton state age, experience and salary ex-
pected. N 2n2 Herald Herald 80.
POOFiIEEprNC; machine operator (Under-
woodI wanted; give full particulars. hp-
ply Box 81 Doremus & CO.. ~ Broad 81.
BCTiKKEEI'ER (25J desiros apare time po-
nlSnn eyssleEg. L Tao Horald go h.wny.
CtfNrThxrR for furri-hcd private houge,
west side, near Rivcraidc Drive; heat sup
piled: must he well recommended; no chill
dren. Anrly Thomas J. o'Rciliy. i09th st.
and Bway.
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CLERKS AND TYPIsTs WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Girls II years OF age and over.
Hours 8 to 30 o'clock.
Saturdays 0 10 IL O'Clock.
Luncheon served free.
Salary TO start, sl2.
Abilities OF clerks reviewed each ak months.
Those OF average ability should be receiving
from $40 to SIS per week after the second
review. The variation is due to difference
in clerical work.
Free classes conducted IN typewriting. sta
biography and diCtaphone operatlns.
Apply In person. between and 4:8o
o'clock. room 5O33. Metropolitan Building,
/ Madison nv. Cat ,23d ST.. New York.
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CHAUFFEUR. willing TO leave city: careful
driver; years experienced temperate
American, married, family middle age;
first claEs references; Will call for inter-
view. +. II. Getchell. Rocky Hi. Conn.
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FuaxIsHED ROOFS WANTED.

YOUNG buainpsa men tC'0riHtinn) dea'res
furnished room vicinity II IN Ct ard Brsy.
inset DO reasonable. n isT Herald, Herald
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of five rooms. new Sept. l;
Lease II desired. CAT w. 1i2d. Apt. 90 and
1910.
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COUNTRY EoAaD.

New Jersey.
UPPER MoNTCLAifi. N J.-Tour minutes
/ walk station; SyccGi floor front; etsai.,
| heat eiec tricity; excellent table; gsntlewce
| only. Phone ls8SW. 1902 bellevue av.
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ApaRT,rvNTS WANTED.

S-~-~~--~-------~-~-----
Furnishc6.
BUSINESS co''r!e win ahers a.tractiveiy
furnished apartment with business couple
Yho would apa-eciatc good home. Apt. IS,
1tG w. i2fth st.
From November 10 April, small furnished
apartment. nonr H. or subway station:
rental must be moderate. Bt'RGOyNE, 7
Gleneroos roce. Stanford Conn.
WILL buy frrr.iflpgs and lease high class
desirable apartments in beet locations:
VIII only ccn.idcr bonn ftds pranoSi'icns
where owner IN ceiling for legitimate rea-
scns; $4,000 20 $4,000. =. CLARENCE
DAVIES, 81 Il. 42d. Vanderbilt e7A4.
Unfurrjghed.
WANTED-F1vo or sfx roorns IN modern one
or 'To family house; moderate rent Phone
Cypress 11p@.
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CHAUFFEUR (private) .--Thoroughly expert
cnced private family chauffeur expert
riechanician; highest recommendations from
former employers last position % months;
Trustworthy, neat appear rance. genteman,y;
city. country or touring. M d PAS Herald.
Herald so.
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EsTH ST.. tS2 W.--Three large. light rooms
BATH small kitchen: very attractive; ninth
floor; immediate possession.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.


CIIAMBERMAID, experienced. Scandinavian
preferred help butler private family:
good home. a0i West 10th st.
CliANiRERMAID WAITRESS. experiences:
references: wages S65 Advertiser. 21i L.
SD st.
CIIAMBERbiAID aud waitress Finnish or
American preferred. Tel. 1924 River. $50
W. so'h 81.
CTiAhtBi- RMAID- WAITPFSs $40: Port
Washington. J.. l. Gail 40 F.. 9th st.
Cfl tM'7ER WORK--A girl for general work,
mornings; reference required. Call Friday
morning, 1928 v. Goth.
CHECKERS, FOOD.
Only those experienced need apply. Cali
Timekeepe II A. NJ. Hotel Plaza. Both
st. and 9th av.
CLEAN girl or woman to help in kitchen,
small private family. Inquire from 20 at
81 y. IliN 4.
CLEANlNG.-A woman 10 do half day
ccannp. white or colored. Lassner. ( 4,
Far 3s'h 81. first he'll. III
C1 EANTNCs women; hours 81 or &c. SloA
HOSPITAL All W. 5cth
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uNTurwrsEEp sooNs TO LET.

-.~-~-~~S-->--~~~~~~~~-~
MANSON Av.. 7sh.--Deautifui tight room.
With bath; ccnvenienccs. LEWIS. Plaza
s2it.
iS7TiI 192 EdrceornSe --TSScsp,jonal
room. unfurnshsd, modern. suitable busi-
ness couple reference.
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CHAUFFEUR, colored married man, wishes
private position. with family in city; fret
class reference; now employed. 104 4Oth
81, room {
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FOR 4 ALg.---EIsce.ELLAEEoUs.

= LADY sells two beautiful seal coats. /
pal', Fer SEQ, the other. n,a.yrtiiuentiy
trirl-,ea, Sl35: never worn. Mrn. BENSON
~ G.-nnY COZ. E:.i.
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Eurvit,,re.

LAlY nu.s3 iwo bsaiilf,l seal .oets, latent
iacdeh'. for 1856; IKE new: Hudson zeal
stole s2J. Mrs. HOWARD. 2cS W. 22d
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AETIc.I;E Ka,land Bible OF fTI9, Illustrative
w0cd c:ts. hrsss corser-. claaps. for sale
.nS 80 hv.. Nnrtil Try. ". Y.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

CAN you use the service of worker with
the following qualifications? thoroughly eon-
vernant with chipping la all Its manifold
phase of routing. clearance, Sc, can do
bookkeeping and general office work: age
20 years: With present employer 10 years
desire change. II 1919 HArald, II klyn.
CARPENTER, contractor. all kinds joboing.
alteration and new; reasonable prices.
Klemens. 2s07 Cortelyou road. Phone Flat
bush 69?1W.
CARETAKER, gardener; single; thororshiy
experienced in all outdoor gardening VIII
tnlSe care OF cows, chickens: excellent refer-
cnce. Z ~ Herald, Herald go.
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CHAUFFEUR wants position; careful drtv-
err: or auto mechanics helper; steady work
er; white. Fl. fl. Rumper. 92 Truxton 1T. ;.
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CHAUFFEUR, Cadillac, Packard Cunning
ham: Z years experience. % years old,
single; city. country 2s4 Herald. Her
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Ass,, rsth s,.--sth Az. to East River.
Above ,sfs st.--sih Az. to North River.

APARTMENT. rooms. bath. kitchenette:
desirable. reference required. 532 Wet
End Az, apt. g., corner eic,. OCTtDEE IS.
COsEY room apartment; suitable for brsi-
meas COUPE 500 per ann,iTn. West
t0eth St
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-15
TRADE MARK
SOLD At HIGH
TIDE FIGURES
Blue Bird Name Brings
100000 Says A
Report

ST. LOUIS, NO.-What is believed;
to be . record for business building
through advertising was made known
here this week, when 100000 was
given in purchase Of the trademark,
good will and assets of the Blue
Bird Electric Clothes washer by the
Davis Sewing Machine Company,
Dayton, Ohio. Through the use Of
advertising, this Eight Hundred
Thousand Dollar good will value of
the Blue Bird was built up in less
than a years time.
Advertising put behind the senti-
ment Of the Blue Bird name enabled
the company to capitalize on the
"Blue Bird Happiness in the Home"
idea and resulted in the phenomenal
growth of the Blue Bird business in
q remarkably short time.
The daily newspapers played q
prominent part in Blue Bird success,
according to H. S. Gardner, president
Of the Gardner Advertising Agency
of this city, whose firm conceived and
handled the Blue Bird advertising.
He says: ITO get a product quickly
before the public, there is nothing
like the newspaper. The value of us
Ing 'large space in newspapers is
clearly demonstrated in the response
to Blue Bird advertising"
The new owners Of the Blue Bird,
who have had SO years experience in
the manufacture of household appli-
ances, announce that the remarkable
Blue Bird advertising program will
continue under the new ownership.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-15
Fargo ElksTo
Get "A New Home

FARGO, N. D.-Fargo Elks lodge
No. 2s0 was assured of a new club
house this week when the purchase
of the Sloan property, Eighth street
and First avenue north, was ratified
by the lodge ct sthe regular meeting.
Erection Of the club house and hall
will begin early next spring.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-15

FOR sALE-Horses, from Z to s
years old. Address 7. Nienhius,
half mile north and six miles west
Of Lawtoa. c9-29
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lN0'THER FEEDS Of b

1ation OF Canada depends up0nhsagr-
culture means osf livelihood.
m the volume of business handled
the a%utotnotiye Industry 81 the lead.
Ing industry Ia the United States.
Fof.eyery5 2s5,0eO tons ;of coal mined
In this country last year on miner
lost his life. The total number killed
was :;sl III
II 80 estimated that, over 225,aO0O,--
600 worth silver has been Lost asI
aereIult of stlres12sinonths s~dspeusions
OF work ~ the miners In Australa..,;
Originating ID clock. bougttss:at
the International exhibition III Vienna.
in 1871. the, cISSk industry IN Japan
hAs grown unttls nov: its export trade;
amounts to more than 100000 Z.
year.s Ri
Outside 81 Detroit Pontiac leads III
ether Sat1es I'M Michigan In the.averss|I
age daily wages PAM industrial em M
ployees.9D During last year P~ontac.add.
ed AZ per cent % IT. employed pop.
ulatiton. n 81 SSs
The coal miners under the new,
regime Ia Germany have seven.hour;
day, but Il view Of the present crisis
they have agreed to work tweahalf'
shifts extra each week at double pas,
ithus4makinlg 4es hours q week.
According teaa report Of N. g. NIL
Ter Of the Pennsylvapia State college
the state ranks hrst. ii college In!
structienal work amorY shopmen and
iworkihgmen generally. During the.
past year the; snrollmentswas-ahout Is.
pc. cent greater thanf erer before.
4. Trade unionists III Detroit, Mich.,,i
iarees circulating petitiaas Tor the enact
nett 9Sofs an ordinance 10 license prf-
syate dsteetiveyageneies. The city u
said ia. BE oyerrun With these: gangs.
that place themselves 1t the service
81. employers iRS industrial disputes.
The WiIlyls4O xsehlnd plant
ledosMlI 81 ep4fateds fetdyesd =
week a. long OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5the$attcnobife industCy continue. Wee
Ffss1dsStsC Clarence ~ Ban anin1io1unced.
Production will be nan4ined ut 500.
cars daily. Transportation hAncul-
Mes are proving q serious handicap
sAhcials said a II S5s s
he weekly wasses Z vassioss classes
~ workers H. The sn0tthAof Ireland cal
teulated on q basis Of 1885 + the
pound sterling, 4 q follows: Girls,
$7.so to 3s::1ts;; 3 $14y6o to $16v06;
|fearpenters. $20.87 10 $22:04;; meohan-
les s$21.40 and up laborers, $10:96! 70
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-15

FOR sALE-one ton Ford. truck,
nearly new; snap for quick sale.
Address D care World. cs-25tf.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-15

every case the EXTRAORDINARILY ShoWn
itself 70 be superior Is aHSother var
ietiies.. gSs
Pro1babls Demapd For SEED.
Because 1.-THE goodsresula that
have been secured il HE southern
counties, there Will as doubt besa big
demand for Kubarka seed wheat this
sfalle and next spring Anyone who
has good Kubanka that .isSreasonablyy
free from mixtures should hold his
wheat for sale 8 sistssed. Ramsseyg
County farnerssWho wish ID get start
"a with Kubanka. should arrange 10
e,ekk their seedsthis fall. S.,s #
Following Is ! list a tie growers
of Kubanka sdulrrum Ia Ramsey countrs
wihoare hayinlg, their wheat certified
Kubanka Fields Inspeeted. IN
A. Y. Mc14arty, Stafkwshsather;; Alex
sCurrie, Cando; Geo. Belcher, Devils
sI.ake; N. Graham, Devils Lake; Blaine
Harris, Devils Lake; Ben Burt, south
an; IN. Kunkell, Southuam; =. ].
Chamberlain, Devils Lake; Edwin
Traynor, StarkwReather; q. r. N. An
derson, Starkweather; John SchwoDg,,
SSStarkweather;; MAIDS NELSON, Stark
wsSsather;;J n. Shiveles,yy,, SSta.rikw1eath-
~ y. ". Beemes, Starkweather;
Homer sReslaf, Starkw1eather; G. o.
Arneson,s Devils Lake; D. McAllister,
Devils Lake.; Stacy Wardell, Grand
Harbor; I. sR. NilleE Ramasleyls:4M Nh.
Clark Kelley, DevilsssLaike; E.J
Doyle, Penn; MeInlItosh, Ciity;:
JjbhnH Horne, Psnn; BUTT, Deys.
III Lake; G. Drew, City; Norman
Morrison, Webster; III. Miller, Web
Stsr;; Albert oDnrinseltts, Webster; Chris,
sSorenson,@Webs oesKrauner. Dew
flsssIs ake; Geo.. Caiderwood, Cray;
lverstt Coe. Crar.ys; N. .sKavanaugh,
CIary;I I. n. .Kasnnnsser, Doyon; John
sshlagandl, Clrary; Mosley q Koegh, Car
|1o. 8# 1s5is@ 4
The following farmers ! also
growing Kubanka but the fields have
ut been inspected. SS
JoAn Regain, Garske; Einar Lee,
:Stark,weather;; Iver Iverson. Stark
iNsather;; H,.5H. Huseby,5 Starkweath-
q; Jos Kulrth, Starkweather; Chas..
Frank EStalrlkrw1eatlhper Myron King,
Sta11kWsathef;; lanes GGrriiswold, STARK
Neather;; John Graf, Sta,lrkWeather;
JoS Damlberger, Starhkweaatlhuer Lou
ie4 sBultrush,I Starkwveather;; Peter
$chrog, Mluuniicslhf; Tlhsseo. Stelnkossy,
Stsrkweathter B. Scholnberg, STARK
weather; Wm. Buck Starkweather;
tsJohn Boulgers StarkWeather VIM;
Rainboth; @S taFkweatther lLudYig;
6vedal. Starkweather Grover King;
Starkwsesaatlheelr;W shivelesy, Stark.
weather; Mrs. 4 Les, Devils Lake;
ldgar Anderson, Crsry;; Nickum,
Crazy; LLsouiisI Andersen Ary;saa
81 tSather,,1 Crazy; stranls,Cl afyS;
sA11alnnl ShearerS Crary; aA1Enlbes.o,nll,,
Dogy1o,in;sPeter CienE Doyon;; HHAllyor
Deyils Lake; Shetyers,
p1styytlss Lake. Jas re-, Cfarsy; yaus.
Ae,SaCrary;sJ Oliver. Cra1y;lC
Clasy;Jol III Hilgers, Crazy;
DIgsssIsssSRbe. ISalotas ..sParksr, Crazy;
Doypn; E..js sChalaberlain,
sDevihsIaks:B H.aBalt, sonthaun;
Nixon, Peter Esrrick-
/ ! /, utlhhsss.l,nl.; sStoatsW ill 4
essns kns:a s I'M
q rauest tarikN1sisSs6sf:g
q fal1hony StGs1kweatheg;; In. Fos-
arkWaeafhllaaix .s Isl.
Il
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
DEATHS

Mrs. Jennie Dwinwood-Aged 40, died yesterday afternoon at local infirm- ary, She is survived by her husband, John Dwinwood. The body will be token overland to Morris this after noon by Johns. Funeral services will be held at Morris this afternoon. Harold W. ChisOlm-The body of Har old w. Chisolm, aged IS. who died yesterday afternoon at Montgomery will be brought to Birmingham to- morrow for burial. Funeral arrange ments will be announced later. The deceased is survived by his parents Mir and Mrs. H. NJ. Chisolm. and three brothers and one sister
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
POLICEMAN COLE
 DIES OF HEART FAILURE

w. S. Cole, for the past 10 years 8 member of the pilice force, died this morning at 12:30 o'clock of heart failure at his home, 4S21 Twenty y-ninth avenue, north. MT. Cole, who was a patrolman on Fourth avenue, had apparently been in very good health up until the time of his death! He was on duty yester- day and made his rounds as usual.
 He is survived by his wife and two children: two brothers, John and Paul Cole. He was brother-in-law to Mrs. J. B. Cole. who was killed last Sunday in front of the Hillman hospital
 MT. Cole was 63 years of age. Fun eral arrangements have not yet been announced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
SPENCER IS MORE THOROUGH

Othd's do not get and hold the best positions. If so, they often fail to hold them. Fourteen of that type have fallen down right and left their places filled by Spencer graduates in the last few weeks. Spencer is more thorough, yet quali- fies you in less than one- third the time and less than one-half the cost.
 SPENCER-ELLIS
 BUSINESS COLLEGE
 Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
FALLS FROM BRIDGE

Clarence Cash, carpenter for the Bir mingham Railway. Light and Power company. narrowly escaped serious in jury when he fell from the Twenty-sec- ond street bridge to the tracks below, a distance of about S5 feet. MT. Cash was repairing the bridge about S:30 yes- terday morning when he fell. Fellow workmen carried him to an ambulance and he was taken to a local infirmary. His Condition is thought to be not se- riolIS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
Aged Woman Dies

Columbus, Miss, December 11.-(Spe- eiaL)-Mrs. Mary Presley, wife of AL bert Presley, died recently at the fam fly home in the Caledonia neighbor- hood. She was about 70 years old and death resulted from infirmities due to her advanced age.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
Negro Women Shot

Louise Pennington and Emma Gilbert, negro women. were shot and seriously injured last night at 10 o'clock at their home, 1921 Second alley. They were taken to the Hillman hospital. Claude Bohn, negro, is being sought by the police charged with the shooting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
U. &. Steamer Aground

Port Arthur, Tex, December 1.-The United States shipping board steamer Lake Conesus, Texas City for Orange, Tex, is aground five miles west of Sa- bine bar. A harbor tug has been sent from here to assist the Lake Conesus, which is reported in no immediate dan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12

WTNDLE HOTEI.-Jack cksonviiie, Fla; com plete, modern, screen, steam heat; good outside room s1.50 day up; In heart QA city. convenient to everything; send GS booklet. Windle w. Smith. Prop CONCESSIONS wanted of all kinds for biz Elks indoor froIic, December 21 to 25; five big nights. See MT. Carlton, Elks club. Bessemer. Ala.
 TAILORS-Irish and Scotch tweeds from importer; reasonable prices; samples- Importer, 107 Gordon w., Savannah, Ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
United States
ESTRAY NOTICE

The State of Alabama, Jefferson County.
 Probate Court:
 Taken up by o. L. White the 18th day of November, 1920. and estrayed before Thos R. Bea judge, municipal court of Bir- mingham. Ala, certain horse mule; color red height 14 15 hands. weight about 1, 900 pounds; scar right front leg Cresh cuts age II or 12 years old and valued at $50
 Der. 1920. J, P. STlLEs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
PERSONAL

Mrs Marion A. Cole is seriously i'll
 at her home, 11D Thirty-first street,
 north, and her children have been called to her bedside.