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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
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j.. BLOCK FROM DUPONT CIRCLE
10 rooms: 3 baths; hot-water heat;
electricity: large yard; room Tor ga
1aCe: perfect condition; immediate pos
session: terms; price Slb,VU.
Near 16tb and Park rd. n.w.-Brick
dwelling: 10 rooms. ; baths: excellent
condition: hot water heat: electricity;
room for garage: price Si-,'oV.
Real bargain: excellent house: IA
rooms . baths and extra toilet: vide
and deep lot: can br converted INTO
stores or flats: building alone cost to
h.',d more than the price Of property:
.rpund increasing in value; Sth street
near New York ave Price $1,000.
y Cleveland Park. Tilden street-Brick
dwelling: rooms and bath: excellent
condition: hot-water heat; electricity:
room for garage: hardwood floors; sleep
ing porch: servants room and bath.
Price $1..U
Near 14th and Ots-Isrck dwelling.
semi de etached: rooms "nd both: co
'onial porch: sleeping porch: hot-water
heat: electricity: newly papered and
painted: hardwood floors; room for
garage. Price $500.
Near 14th and Monroe sts.-Eacant;
brick dwelling: hotwater heat; cleo
tricity; excellent condition. Price
$3.50.
dwelling: Z rooms and bath: hot-water
heat; electricity; room for garage.
Price Ss.OUG.
Near 18th and T. s,s se-Brick dwell
ing 10 rooms and bath: splendid con
Gition; colonial porch: lot J4y.22: side
and rear paved alleys. Price $500.
Two o-family fltts. near Naval obserya-
tory looms and bath each. Price
$1,000.
1st street near n.w.--3story brick:
. rooms and bath: large yard; furnace
heat. Price 5000.
Near 18th and streets n.c.-6 rooms
and bath brick; furnace hest: cement
porch: brick garage: I'd floor rented fos
$40: immediate possession of first fu~
Price $500; terms, Sl.o0J cash
Near 4th and I n.e.--Brick: 6 rooms
and bath: semi-detached: corner of
alley: hot-water heat: brick garage.
Price $3.50.
Near Sth and NJ SITS. n.e.-Rrick:
rooms and bath; large yard to alley.
$500.
Near 10th and + SITS. n.e'-Brick;
rooms and bath; room for garage.
Price $3.50.
Fine colonial frame house: rooms
End bath: finished in white and ma
hoSany; open fireplaces: near Sd and A
SIS. ne. Only $3.50. Easy payments.
Corner near 9th and NJ sts. s.c.-Brick:
rooms and bath: room for garage;
easy terms. Price $3.50.
COLORED.
Near 18th and sts--Brick with
rooms and bath: hot-water heat; -
story brick garage. Price $1,000.
Seaton pl. n.w.-Semi-de tached brick:
front porch; q rooms and bath; fur
mace heat. Price $500.
Georgia ave. n.w.-Store and 3 apart
ments; rented. $50. Price $500
Bargain near 10Th and T sts.--Brick
with 8 rooms and bath: large bed
rooms; lot 100 feet deep: room for
double garage. Price $3.50.
Snap. near 11th ard Kenyon-Brick:
& rooms and bath; hot-wnter heat;
prompt possession. Price $3.50.
Near Vermont ave and S st. NV
Brick: rooms and bath: good condi-
tion; nice yard. Price 5000.
Near 18th and Florida uve.-Brick: I
rooms and bath: furnace heat: prompt
possession. Price s., go. Easy terms.
Champlain street n.w.-Stucco over
brick: rooms and bath; room for
garage: furnace heat. Price 81 500.
Only $500 cash; balance easy.
WALTER A BROWN
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
RRANDNEW HOUSES.
Conveniently located to three car lines
Brick: rooms; bath; h.w.h. elec.
Gas; fine size lot to loft. alley.
PRICE ONLY $3.50.
Homes are strictly modern
The chances are they will be sold quickly.
See MIR. TEEI. with
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
721 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE
BRICK, e-sToRY, ROOMS. . BATHS,
Furnace heat.
Frst-foor kitchen: garage.
Large lot to 3O-foot alley.
9TH st: NV. bet l. and NJ.
PRICE ONLY $500.
See MIR. TEEL with
SWARTZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
121 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE
PETWORTH HOUSE.
Brick; colonial: rooms. bath, cleo
tricity and gas: h.-w.h.; alley; room
for garage: modern.
See MIR. TEEI. with
I, SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
~ 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Brick; rooms; . baths; furnace.
House in nice condition.
Immediate possession.
Price, $500.
See MR. TEEI4 with
SWARTZELL. RHEEM 4 HENSEY CO.,
7:1 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE
10th st. property. bet. and T.
Corner modern house.
]. rooms. 3 laths. electricity.
Double brick garage.
House in fine condition.
Immediate possession.
Price, $1,000.
See MIR. TEEL with
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
121 18th st. NV. a
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE.
3 stories rooms and bath each; furnace heat
electricity, Ruud instantaneous water heater
House in fine condition.
Not finer location in Washington.
Near Mass. ave. and 10th ST. NV.
All the apis are rented for $3.50 per
month. making it
FINE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
PRICE. $1,000.
See MIR. TEEL with
SWARTZELL. RHEEM = HENSEY CO.,
~ 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE
So6,OOO
WO0DI.EY PARK PROPERTY
Very Handsome House.
Sem detached near the bridge.
Strictly modern.
Has double garage.
Immediate possession.
See MIR. TEEI. with
SWARTZELL. RHEEM HENSEY CO.,
1I 18th st. NV.
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Detached Corner.

DtldS vi liSA-
In n very desirable residential section
northwest. Near cars. 1wo-stor! ana
basement brick, four bedrooms, two oa'h>.
sleeping porch. All modern. Buiit-in ga
rage: very attractive huilt a'oui pr;,.a In
$1,000.
Near 10Th and Belmont SITS.
A very desirable four-story brick. white
stone trimmings. ten rooms. baths. NOT
water heat. electric lights, hardwood floors
and trim. Seven bedrooms: very attractive
interior and exterior. Extra large lot To
wide alley. A bargain at $1,000. I'M
mediate possession.
Near 18th St. and Columbia I'd.
Three-story pressed brick. nine rooms
bath: good heating plant: sleeping porch
oak floors. A good buy as home or IN
vestment. Price, $1,000. Offer.
Well Located Northeast.
Beautiful two-story brick and stone
residence, six rooms. modern bath: gooG
lot to an alley; conveniently located; near
two car lines possession. Price, So.1S
Near 18th and n. H. Ave.
Two-story brick. six rooms reception
hall. bath, hot-water heat, hardwood floors
md trim; newly papered and painted and
in first-class condition. Vacant. Price.
$500.
Centrally Located.
Two-story and cellar brick. eight rooms.
two baths: good heating plant; excep..
tionaIly well built; very ATTRACTIVE; good
lot to wide alley. Price. $3.50; 500
cash, balance monthly.
18th St. Near Harvard.
A very desirable lO-room, tile bath
house, electric light, furnace heat. large
front porch. double rear porches, full-size
basement with servants toilet: extra large
lot to paved alley; room for garage; con-
yenient to cars and only three blocks to
Central High School. A bargain at $3.50.
Possession.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE-HOUSES
BUY A HOME NOW.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
Telephone Main 1910.
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BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Telephone Main 434o 1906 II St. NV
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HOME OF HOMES.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
Telephone Main 1870 14oo II D. nv
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s.. go. $500 TO $500 CASH; BAL $o5 A MO
on principal. GIG Morton pl ne. tnear 7th and
Fla. aye.). rooms, bath, brick, latrobe heat.
Address Box 116k. Star office.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Sc, 500; PetwOrth; semi -deta tached; Groom brick
h.-w.h.; fine location; 81 #. front. Col. 1227-J
lee
FOR SALE-$7. .O00-949 Q ST. NV; 10
rooms and bath; central location, overlooking
three streets. Address Box 10SK, Star once.
16s
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WILL GIVE EARLY POSSESSION or COM
foriabl" horne in l1tn block Of - street. Irca-
tinn particularly favored lay Army aud Navy
officers. Fen large rooms; heating plant:
electric light: garage. Reasonable price and
terms Phone Columbia 1870 after pm.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

BY SMALL FAMILY, HOUSE
of about 8 or 10 rooms, near Du-
pont Circle or Farragut Square.
Possession not later than April
/. Address Box OK, Star Of
flee. IL
6 OR ROOM HOUsE-IN NORTHWEST.
Suburbs preferred.
i31 Randolph St. NV. H.
HOUSE OR APARTMENT WANTED BY
careful tenants. NV. or suburbs: adults; per-
manent Address Box 115-k. Star office. IL
WANTED HOUSES
TO RENT
FURNISHED OR UEFCRNISHED.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Unc)
Established 1922
s17 18th st. NV. 1G"
WANTED--6 OR ROOM HOUSE, FROM
owner; 20 minutes from Treasury: rent around
$50. with privilege Of buying: give location,
price and terms. Address Box 1GO-K, Star
Office. IL"
HOUSE OR 5-ROOM FLAT FURNISHED OR
unfurnished; will buy take long lease. A.
N. LOOMS. 303 7th st. Franklin 1899. IL
WE WANT ROOMS AND HOUSES-25 houses
and 10 apartments from to rooms. List
Whist you have with us. We can send you
reliable tenants. Call Rowe 4 Coles. real
estate dealers. 9O4 ST. NV.
FURNISHED HOUSE OF NOT LESS THAN
10 rooms: garage; wanted in Chevy Chase
until June I. Immediate possession by respon-
sible party. Phone North 1895.
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To RENT J-ROOM UNFURNISHED MODERN
apartment or I room unfurnished modern
house in the Mt. Pleasant section for / year
or longer. Two adults and child. State
rates and location References exchanged, If
desired. Address Box 346-H, Star office IL
TO ROOM HOUSE OR BUNGALOW-CON-
renient to street railroad: grown
child Address Box 273H Star office IL"
WANTED-TO LEASE BY RESPONSIBLE
party before Feb l. an unfurnished
house of to 10 rooms. city suburbs. Ad-
dress Box 276-H. Star Office 1Os
PARTY MOVING TO WASHINGTON PER.
msnently wants unfurnished cottage bunga-
low. to rooms. Will lease and consider
purchase. City or suburbs. Possession any
time before May I. Apartment considered.
Best references. Unreasonable figures not con.
sidered. Give full particulars. Address Boz
325-D Star Office.
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.WANTED-APARTMENTS.

BED-SITTING ROOM AND SMALL KITCH-
enette for two: walking distance gov. depts.
Address BOX l4O-K. Star office. H.
l:Y FEB. 1-2 FUR. ROOMS. kITCHENErrE
and bath in apartment house: NV: easnnable
rent; references given; permanent. Address
Box l21-K. Star office. II"
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NEW HOMES READY TO
move into, 16Ol-1o11 f st. Sc. !;
6 rooms. bath. electric lights,
k.-w.h., large porches; deep lots
to wide alley. Open at all times.
For sale by
THOS. A. JAMESON,
NJ. 1871. $50 N. Y. Ave.
IF YOU CONTEMPLATE BEING IN YOUR
"OWN HOME by spring you had better
"BUY NOW" We are in a position to offer
number OF GOOD BUYs' in the best residen-
tiaI section MOUNT PLEASANT and 60
LUMBIA HEIGHTS.'
VACANT.
Mount Pleasant: just Off 14th ST.: 6 large
rooms. bath: ami: space for garage; terms.
POSSESSION IN 80 DAYS.
In splendid section of Mount Pleasant; 6
rms. bath. sleeping porch: large back yard
with garage.
VACANT.
Large storeroom. with Groom and bath apt
over it: h.-w.h. and electricity; near 14th and
Park road. and it's on 14th street.
Several wonderful stores 14th st. south
of Park road. Possession.
For full information please call at Office. as
no inform" tion will be given the phone.
ROBERT f. MITCHELL CO.,
11O5 JDN-YNC CJA NV
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FOR RENT-sToRAGE SPACE.
FOR SALE-HOUSES

WAREROOM OR WORkSHOP-1OOxa0F FEET.
Located in the center of the city. Low rent
a VI 81
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ABSOLUTELY NO DELAY.
nile report ready; house ready for rugs on
the ho"rs; windows cleaned; paint and paper
new; electricity on.
MOVE IN ANY TINE
NO. 2I1O BANCROFT PLACE.
Overlooking Connecticut ave. One of the
choicest residence lOca lions. House contains
IL real rooms and baths: room for garage
Critical comparison with similar offerings in
yited.
Priced at $4,000.
GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON & son,
Woodward building
TO COIDRED-1935 18th ST. NV; BROOM
house: h.-w.h; easy terms. OWNER, 1911 l.
st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

STUDIO HALL.
Available evenings for dances and recltals or
for rent by the day. half day or hour.
1919 Conn. ave. Franklin 1868. ~
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FOR SALE
PETWORTH HOUSE.
Brick; colonial rooms bath, cleo
tricity and gas: h.-w.h.; alley; room
for garage: modern
See MIR. TEEI with
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
1o7 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-10

\ LIST OF SELECTED HOMES FOR YOUR
CONSIDERATION.
For sale at a reasonable price hhe de-
tached home in Sans edition. On prom
inent street. we'll cons trurteu hoHe' on i"l
5oxl.o II. to alley: containing 10 rooms: bath ::
and > iayatories: hu.-watcr heat: ELECTRIC
light: hardwood floors; excellent new garage
L. ice, SO. 900.
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iMMEDIATE POSSESSION FOR THE BEST
bungalow bargain in Sauls Addition; 7 rooms
ana bath: large sleeping porch and fireplace:
extra large. attractive grounds; garage; rustic
summer house Act quick. Only ST. 100
F. f. PABsT. 1922 18th NV Col sO37
Evening star., 1920-01-10

DOWNTOWN.
Eoomng house, 1902 l. st. NV: 10 large
rooms and BATH furnace heat; butler pantry:
communicating rooms and back stairway and
porch; stationary tubs, ETC.; excellent location
for rOoming and boarding house; rooms now
all filled at good rentals. Owner occupant, 60
ing TO Florida, desires quick sale. Thus low
price. S9,975. Terms. $500 cash, balance
monthly. WALTER OHARA. Willett L. Rel
neckc Co.. 1909 ii st. Phone Main 1925.
Exclusive agent.
VESTMENT-2FAMILY APT. ON NICE
street northeast, renting to hest class of col
ored for $3.50 each. Price. So. 6OO This shows
n fine return ON the amount invested. Address
BOX 112-K, Star Office. H.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-SUBSIA ANlI..L =
story and cellar brick building; contains q
apts., rooms and bath each separate fur
races: double hack porches; good front and rear
yards; possession given of one. rent out the
other; help pay for property. Address Box
136-k, Star office.
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Beautiful home Randolph street near
14th.-A practically modern home.
colonial design. having & rooms. baths
sleeping porch: hardwood floors; electric
light: fine especially built garage: immediate
possession. Price, S11. 800
Evening star., 1920-01-10

OWNER LEAVING TOWN WILL SELL HIS
attractive Mount Pleasant Groom and La
rome located near Rock Creek Park The
$500. Col. SU37 A ~
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NEAR 10TH AND FLORIDA AVE. IN AN
EXCELLENT LOCATION-A well built three
story brick dwelling Of 1O-rooms and > baths:
hot-water heat; electric light: hardwood
floors: and in perfect condition. Price
Sl2.Ioo Terms. third cash. balance in
three wears
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MODERN HOME IN CHEVY CHASE
Just west OF Connecticut ave: beantlfui
center hall plan detached home: containing
9rooms and baths; hotwater heat; eiec-
tric Iight: hardwood doors: beautiful porciics;
lin" ga:agc; Immediate possession. Price,
$1,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26

Labor is better organized In Den- lmarz than in any other Scandinavian
 &ountry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
VARIETY IN FUN
 AT LOEW'S bDOU Make Believe Acts and Com edy Feature of Vaude-
 vile Mill

The weeks opening bill at Loew's Bijou theatre cannot fail to take you back to the days of childhood. for two purely make-believe acts dominate the all-star bill that opens at the Loew playhouse with Monday afternoon s per formance.
 The first of the make-believe acts is Wray's Mannikins in which a veritable and women parade across the miniature stage, presenting for the approval of the audience rollicking manikin revue.
 The second make-believe presentation is Selina's Circus. In this the actors are the four-footed kind. highly trained ami mals of almost human intelligence. Their fun novelties and specialties from ani- mal land are reported to convulse the grown ups, while the kiddie contingent fairly shrieks with glee.
 Comedy dominates the remainder of the bill, for of the three other acts, two are mostly for laughing purposes. Click and Bright appear in what they term a sparkling revue of smiles, tunes and tape" and in their act bring forth a comedy sketch out of the ordinary and a goodly number of songs and dances. Jimmy Loyns, "the Hebrew soldier statesman, is said to be possessed of an exceptional wit and to have for the approval of his auditors truly remark able monologue, discussing the topics Of the day.
 Songs and dances, interspersed with a high quality of piano music, according to advance notices, make up the offer ing of Charles Harte and company. Gladys Brockwell appears in '"The Rose of Nome as the film attraction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
WINTER SEASON ID
 OPEN AT EDGEWOOD
Dances and Chicken Dinners Planned At Mountain
 View Inn

Logs will crackle and glow as merry dancers while over the floor of. Noun tain View Inn. at Edgewood Park. this fall and winter, and during intermis- sicns the great open fireplaces of the mountain resort will beckon the guests and spread more cheer among them.
 Determined to give Birmingham some thing different" Hugh Hill, president of the Hillco Amusement Enterprises, and the stockholders believe they have done just that in putting Mountain View Inn to another use. The beautiful rustic club house, formerly the home of the Birmingham Motor and Country, will be made over downstairs, and the whole lower floor turned over to devotees of Miss Terpsichore. Work will begin Mon- day, and that means the floor will be resurfaced and polished and obstacles removed and the interior redecorated in time for the opening on October 10. The balcony will be made over to provide for the diners and the chicken dinners, and, if possible, any overflow dancing crowd from downstairs.
 This idea was logical" explained NIT. Hill, flor all summer long the crowds that frequented Dreamland and Neptune Beach asked me what they were to do in the fall and winter. That put me to thinking and as result Mountain View Inn, with a wonderful floor and an or chestra will be right here to help one while away evenings
 In discussing the closing of the sum mer season at Edgewood Park, tonight MT. Hill said that the first year of the resort had been tremendously successful "In fact we surpassed the mark we set for tha first year, and as we are going to make a real summer resort at Edge wood next season, adding forty rooms te he inn. we will not set limit on what we will do. Present facilities will be enlarged, of course, and everything done to handle the increased crowds"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
USE YOUR CHAINS

Police reports of wet weather accidents generally feature Host controP' as the principal cause of such happenings. Such is often the undisputed fact, but Host traction" would be a more suitable ex- pression to use in describing the majority of them. as the greatest contributor to these accidents is the careless driver who takes a chance without skid chains.
 As a result when he gets in tight place, there is nothing to do but trust to luck, while even the chain-equipped vehicles of considerate and careful drivers in front or at one side of him may be damaged through his neglect. As now commonly used 'loss of con- tror' covers a multitude of motor sins, the greatest of which is Toss of trac- tion, condition easily remedied by the use of skid chains. Every careful mo- torist or professional driver uses chains whenever traction is the least bit doubt full with bare tires.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
MADDOCKS-PAR ARK
 PLAYERS PRESENT COMEDY STOP THIEF
Laugh-Producing Comedy Is Weeks Offering At Ma iestic Theatre-Mae and
 Sam Park In Lead

There will be fun, fast and furious, Tor old. young and curious all of this week, beginning Monday matinee and plight, at the Majestic theatre, when the p1addocks-Park Players will offer Stop, Thief" three-act rollicking farce comedy,
 Not only will Sam Park and Mae Park have charge of the leading roles, but there will be cast of fifteen people and some extras" all of them well able to properly present and interpret the roles assigned to each of them.
 The plot is based on the efforts of a crook who has entered a house to make his escape, and in order to make his getaway certain and safe, he has con cealed his ''swag' in various places and among the personal effects of various members of the household, as we'll as guests, causing all kinds of most hu- morous complications and situations which keep the audience in continuous roars of laughter.
 In presenting this production of "Stop, Thief the management wished to offer something which would cause at least eor the time of the production hundreds ' of weary ones to forget their industrial and all kinds of other troubles. and in this, Frank l.. Maddocks manager, be- lieves he has been successful. In fact, the advance reservations all ready applied for for this laugh producer shows that the Birmingham public is anxious and more than willing to laugh and crowded houses will be the order during the whole week, according to pre- liminary figures compiled at the Majes- tie box office.
 For the week beginning Monday, Octo- Der 1, the great play of the northwest, { The Wolf,'' Eugene Walters great sue \cess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
NEW MAN FOR SOUTH

Vice President Henry Lansdale of Hares Motors. Inc. has announced the appointment of T. L. Coleman, former ly general sales manager of the Pack ard Motor Car Company of Pittsburg to the position of special representative in the south. Mir Coleman succeeds Fred H. Miller, who has recently been made general sales manager for Hare's Motors of New England.
 The new appointee is well known An the industry, having served five years with the General Motors interests, dur ing which he reorganized the entire Chevrolet unit for the Dominion of Canada. Previous to this he was with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
IMMENSE AUTOMOBILE TAX

It is claimed that the highest auto mobile excise tax ever paid in the United States was collected from manu- lecturers in and around Detroit. For the first four months of 1920 the sum of s21, 500, 900, representing the expendi- ture of about'$417, S57, ,000 by customers was poured into the coffers of the treas ury.-Motor Life.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
RECORD PARACHUTE JUMP

Until recently the worlds record for parachute jumping was 14,000 feet and was held by French aviator. But Second Lieut.. John H. Wilson of the army air service branch at Kelly field, San Antonio, Tex, has gone far over his head. He recently dropped from an airplane at an altitude of 19,S00 feet and, after drifting ten miles. made the earth safely.-Motor Life
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26

the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com pany. during which time he sold to the Spanish government the first two kite balloons made in America.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26

Lynchburg, Va, is to have a malle- able iron works plant with an initial daily capacity of six tons, a s1,000, 900 corporation having been formed for it's erection.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
MUD IS TRICK

From Motor Life
 "Jumpin' Christmas postcards HEB from southern Illinois, T never knew how thick this earth really is, till struck the mud of these parts''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26

More pounds of potatoes are raised than of any other food crop in exist ence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26

New Orleans has the largest and most modern cotton warehouse in the world, with a capacity of nearly 500,- 900 bales.