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SHADYSIDE

Tho play given by the Senior class on
Friday evening. was presented in an
excellent manner and greatly enjoyed
by those who saw il. large NUMBER
Of students from Wheeling high school
were down for the performance The
graduating class there will give the
same comedy The New COED. at an
carly date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurner. OF Cen -al ave
nue., expect TO move this week 10 the
residence on South Lincoln avenue.
which was vacated last week by Mr..
George Bright and family.
Tn" ANd Society Of III" Ncth"dtst
church Will meet IN the basement OF
the church Thursday evening. \ ;urecn
lunch w..I l." served.
Mr. Charles IaGiord. who returned
last wrcis from years stay IN south
office 81 Paul Eeymann Company, meat
packers Of Wheeling.
The Loyal daughters class Of m"
CHRISTIAN church Will hold business
and social meeting this ey"alnS In tie
basement Of the church. Each member
is urged 10 be present
Mrs Malvern Taylor. Of West Forty
first street is recovering from BAD
cas-" OF measles.
M- Harry Fusnot. WI" purchased tho
old hose house ~ Central avenue and
Forty-s"Cond street = preparing to
NOV. the building this week - his lot
on SOUTH Grand av"mu". i" VIII re-
mode. ~ and max" 4 house T.. renting.
Mr James Young. e ST r.airsvlilc.
sroa' Sunday hero VIZ" his "!tc At the
home ot h,r mother. NJ. Ale" l;c%c""
on North Central avenue. Mrs. Young
and her mother VIA 50 10 hIs hoLac
early u"At rloH,l.
The oiood TIM" club girls Will hold
= party this evening n; the home II
the Misses Th"lr!n nnG Pauline Butler.
on Lincoln avenue.
n. : Tranr N0''" p" Central ave-
nu". WHO has been visiting friends at
Tuuu-,towu and S'.ar"", VII !r'':."
HON" Tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dean Of Wheel
inE formerly OF Shadys.dc, were guests
Of friends here Sunday.
This. IS III" last week allowed for
making returns on personal property
for taxation. NJ. .hul;. the assessor.
will be at .hc office or tn" Shadyside
Auto company each day from 30
O'Clock. 10 qualify persons who desire
TO make returns
Miss Jane FaSsmore spent the end Ct
the week with friends At Alicdonla.
Mr.. and Mrs !. ". Taylor. Of Smith
field street. will NOV. tomorrow 70
St. CTairsville. where they plan 10 make
their future home. Some time ago Mr..
Taylor sold his grocery stock to Mr.
knIpkamp ~ bridgeport.
Mrs Eoy Warnock. OF Cambridge, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. VI. T. Marsh.
Of Lincoln avenue. She ~ accom- panied
by her two little sons.
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Social q Success

Tho parcr post sale and pie @oc:nl
which was given IN IN" base ln'tt rooms
Of the Yves; Wheeling Methodist church
'1st night. WAS one OF the most success
mi cv,.,lls Of the Kind ever held IN the
own. and the members OF the Queen
j,s;h,r C!rcl" Of the congregation nave
hen congratulated on their energy ana
Efforts which made success E"'u
cr,v.d Of Tho members OF the conGr' "a
non and friends of the Circle were pres
'''' morgan Funeral Held
The funeral services for the late MI
ton Morgan, ST, aged RESIDENT OF Nt'N
wood WHO died a few days ago. were
Lincoln avenue yesterday afternoon II.
charge al Rev. John W. Ncel, pastor nt
~. kjrkwood Presbyterian church. Ih''
intcrmcn, was made NJ Week s Gene
t"ry. z
The members Of Court l'ridc or i'cI-
mont. Eu. 81. OF the foreStcrs Of Am,
erica Of ahiS city. attended me SpH' IA
services NJ the N!rhwuod presbyterian,
rgu-rh IN = body last night and heard
a., ,rIer"sting sermon. Special services
Vii Dee held Zach evening OF t&!H "'.N;
and INC MUSIC 10y The choir IS 4 sHoc!a.
uart Of IA, evenings program
S. and d. Of L. Meeting
tn" regular meeting OF thc in'''. ,I",, y
Of C;u.dln- star C"uUcl 40. -. sons
md pauvH:. - OF Liberty. w'II b" re-"
~ Nor CONS IN tho H-.m,c!n Ru.id!nE
,.,nn-ruw evening and a number Of m
porlnrt matters are to be discussed.
planning Bazaar aud Festival
At special meeting held SUNDAY NJ
trrn,,u ,hc members of Court ir'dc
~ i,l,,,nr snrrs,rrS Of America, made
.rr, .rrn.nary plans for a bazaar and t"%-
i.va wh.,u will ha held IN The Srh!.ei'cr
MI - [fri, wood n the near future.
Fined $500 and Costs
I-r-ryy Ml.pr and Autrr% SdDG'ES.
hon q: Holloway. who were arrested
ny ncpury Shcr.ns Morris BARLOW and
Harvey Sipan G" q ci4"G" Of dlsi!ll!nE
,.jn,rs. w,cr gwen q h'aTuE in Mayor
N.h,r: Yuun3,s court at Ero"k*:d" yrS-
,,r.lp, afternoon. Iio;H pleaded guilty
:, H. ,a,l..,s and were itncd 5000 and
COSTS.
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NEW ATHENS

"Ar .r;zon, Cowboy" a play OF the
IN Arizona No"oo', p"'
southwest, was given ny the stuoents
If Franklin college at the conege syi1 q.
nasium on last SATURDAY evening
was a play luIi o. iuH ano 49, - II
, the large crowd that hi!ed the gym nan
enjoyed H. ~ ....a
Ny ana mrs -: go, nwan-
tie auto snow at Cadlz' on FRIDAY even
lnE. -.
Mr.. and MrS. CIoyo MGR auoen ~
VISITING with lricn's !" Cao4Ar y"
day
Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter "ere
lCG"!z. satur4a!, shopping.
Mr. arid Mrs. John morgan arc ,,.ts-
Ju,,.us over The arrival OF A''i
daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Guy SloGes @
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~orno time visiting with friends in this
cIty.
Karl l. Rothcru1und. OF this city. rs
spending the week at Woodshcld, o.. on
business.
Misses Dorothy and Helen. daughters
- Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cite. OF Third
street are able 10 b" up following 4
weeks illness.
liodrcn TIlion leaves today for n bust
ness VISIT t. Flushing. O., in the inter
est Of the Holloway Coal company.
r. c. HeslOp and son, Russell have
arrived homo after business trip TO
Cad'z, Ohio
\ numbrr OF tho automobile owncr7
Of this city arc planning 10 attend the
Stato AutCistS convention al aIncS-
vlllN O., AMY @Sth.
Mrs. John Snyder OF North Fifth
street. VAS removed ia the local hospital
for treatment yesterday.
The officials Of the local High School
Athletic association are making an 'd-
fort ~ arrange = game with St Clairs-
WHO for this Weekend.
Er-. =. A. Shap" and Wits of tho
Christian church. arc visiting al Little
tn ". Va for a few days.
The annual examinations for the u1c1rl-
n.rs Of the senior classes of the High
school will be held on May 18th and
Nj. and Mrs. George Miller. of Penn
street. are the proud parents Of fine
ncw baby boy.
All is IN readiness for the presidential
n-nfrrnnce primaries TO he held today
and the predictions are freely made that
the local vote will he for General Wood
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CAI)IZ

CADTZ. April @2.----Dr. \. 9. E""t-
harH. Of R"l!arr". was visiting h!s broth
CT. r. r. ReethGm.
Rev. Charles Gilmore attended n
meeting OF Wheeling Presbytery We'd
nesday.
Miss Ida Wclch. who has boon visiting
her sister Mrs john r. cunningham
Of Evanston. H. has returned home.
Re- L. = Iippincott and William r,
Hcdcrs attended meeting OF St
Clairsvillr prrsbytcTy n Rarnesvi!lc
Monday and Tuesday.
Elmo Mattern. who is attending
school in Pittsburgh, vas visiting his
parents pr. and Mrs. John II. Mattern.
Mrs G O. + Brown. Mrs. L2rnc9t
Shcarcr and Mrs. r , Rusk were
PITTSBURGH visitors recently
Mrs Amg Welsh. - years old,
widow OF Col William Welsh. who won
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wEsrv1L1E PRINCIPAL

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligenear.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. April 2s.-W.
II Robinson. OF Mansfield. o.. an in.
structor and athletic coach In the East
Liverpool high school to-day accepted
m anpointment as superintendent OF
Schools al Westville. O. Robinson. who
viii succeed T. L. Oldaker. resigned
vii assume his new duties in June.
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Irittstory Session

IEltRtOry Session
The members ur Court Ferry. Of I'll"
Daughters of isabella. held IN important
meeting with tn" imitation OF Il larEr
class OF Candidates ~ a ica;ur" 0f The
meeting IN the Knight Of Columbus
hall. OIL Hanover street. last night. f'i-
lowing the meeting Il Luncheon was SCI
I'd The members present and = hntAOrT
oC members from out OF town "'''
pr,.,,.t nj the meeting.
TO Attend sayland Meeting.
Tho members Of Wanctn tribe No. :"
Of Sins city. as well ~ members /
Other tribes Or the Rcd Men ~ IN
vicinity viii attend rally when VIZ,
br h"!d in the rooms ~ thc f'I! !i""
Lodge THURSDAY evening" Of this wee =.
\ Class OF candidate, will be h't.a't-
by the local degree team.
Parry Funeral Held.
Tho funeral services Tor IN" !a',
Samuel Miller Parry. well known IVA
Wax veteran OF tins city. wh" az %
the home Of MS dAuE"L,:. ATS !'i' ="
Lady III North Smith street " 20" o"2
ago. were held iruin IL" pitr" OF death;
Yesterday afternoon a. O'Clock, tud
The ,utrrmcut Vas made at i.!Ncrvi'w
cemetery.
Playing Politics.
\ story comes ont OF jefferson county
70 The effect that the Wood Supl'prloFH
arc AL rank amateurs at the p"h.l''u
game" and runners ,.Tv seat HlloAt IN Una
county to inr effect thai thhrl"f' IL
i.1u ard Stephen Lewis. calculates ''F
delegates. from this cliy. arr n!'trt"is
~ thu Socialist party. These torres
arc used as i means of DISTRIBUTING 'H'
candidates and li.r ~u.j ,upl"r''rr. A'G
are hc,uE used IN ava effort TO mae
gains TOR their candidates. IhGac VINO
reside IN th!S city, alIG who haVr Nn'"n
the !.l,n concerned al az lh'Ir ives ~
aware ,hnt th'r" - u" tFuth IN XIV
stories, and will not b" led aSirHy oS ''H
array Of lurr" words, winch ar" manu-
featured into q story. WN'"h :" certain
Ia rebound u TIN dIscr"ht "f the can
didatcs IN whose interest they are or
culafcd Jefferson county end .It"IInont
counties will both $huw majority 3d..
appruA .:uHic.y 10 ] IN favor "t General
Wood. when the result is known.
Play Kirloy A. c. Sunday.
Ar-ang-inruts have tD"u nlI,lr by tn
ruar1rr,nnui If thN local EI%l,S baseball
team t. bring The ki-lCy Athletic ClHh
on" OF the best known i"tHiS IN i''iH-
sylvHnIa. 10 this city for 4 gam" a
League park. GA next sunday H''"Fh"'"
and there ~ no douht that the a'iT.tctl"h
viii prov" good drawing card Tor
local sport fms.
Bethany and wesleyan Here.
Arrangements have been made Tor m
lease IN l,"ol,u" park. IN this ri'y' y "a
VIRGINIA Wesleyan c"ll"C" teams. -"
game - Nc staged ur hHy -Jih. rs
VIII n" another hlG attrA"uon tor Local
walters Funcra! Held.
Tho funeral e,r, ."os for III" !AiN
Peer WllNari MATTERS. VINO died At his
homo q, pccr Ran. north Of his CITY,
Il few days ago, w"r" held rom M
iriar" nr death. yaT',r3aN afternoon n "
O'Clock. and IA" lrtrrm.n' WAS rad" ~
No Dance Thursday.
y,,rr,1lrr-, ~ zoos ter Flilp q.
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TAIIIS, DUV VIlt WIoE
one is he who carries one
when it is only cloudy. Any
one viii send for a doctor
when he gets bedfast, but
tho wiser one is he who
adopts proper measures be-
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for The IntelliSencer
at the Eurd News Agency. South
Fourth street, or call Martins Ferry
227 J.
Albert ". Otto. Local Correspondent
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rheumatic Pains

When troubled with rheumatism.
hatho The affected parts with Chamber
jain'x I,;uimcnt. Yhu Will be surprised
at the relief which il affords. For sale
iEor sale by all dealers.
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The Intelli-
,snccr at Nickry's News stand,
Seiby & Reeds Drug Store or the
Tridgcport Hardware Company or
rnH Martins Ferry :27 J.
Alhert w. Otto. Local Correspondent
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IN THE SPRING-TIME

fore his Ills become serious.
During a hard winter or tho
following spring one feels,
rundown, tired out, weak and
nervous. Probably you have
suffered from cold or infu-
enza which has left you thin,
weak and pale. This is the
time to put your system in
order. 1t is the time for
housekeeping.
A good, old-fashioned al
terative and temperance
tonic is one made of wild
roots and barks without the
use of alcohol, and called q.
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, in tablet or liquid
form. This is natures tonic
which restores the tone of
the stomach, activity Of the
liver and steadiness to the
nerves, Strengthening the
whole system Send DR..
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, loo
for trial package Tablets.
Danrille. Va-'Dr. Pierce's rene
dies have found by personal expert
ence to give desired results Nr,
promptly. | used TO suffer Will
dreadful spells OF Indigestion Doc
tor fierce's Golden Medical Disco
cry and DT Picrce's Pleasant Pellet
relieved me at once and eventually
cured me Of this suffering.
These are good reliable remedial
and | do not hesitate to recommen
theIn----Ars. Alice Terrell. 7oS Cree
St
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cal high school yesterday. H old 90
Wooster athletics and other int"r"st.DE
features OF that college II" as HG-
dressed Shadysidc high school @.HG'r's
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Police Court

'rr-"c alleged ~1u'"0're oa"Eh' ~ ~.
nc, - playtur poker IN n North End
hrurc were arrested yesterday ind wH'u
nr~airn,L in police court w"rc nn"d -
md rre'e Tho players had just begun
-h..- l'.ln game ana r0d" MP ~" KITTY
when Tho officers .nt"-vc-"l. p,Slnl
tr;cr also appeared up"n -" Scon" amt
,y.,. uned SO and costs The man VIII
tho gr.,iIcry. y.pr arrested Sn'u" days axe
ur,u a SERIOUS charge hu, nothing vs.
entered against him except the gun
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BIZ WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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The members uf Court Ferry Of the
Daughters of isabella held an important
meeting with tn" imitation Of larE'
class OF caudiCaies ~ q tca;ur" "t III"
meeting. IN the hnEhts Of Columbus
hall. OIL Hanover street. las; night f'I-
lowing the meeting Il Luncheon Wa SER
Cd The members present, And = huihOc7
Of members from out Of town were
present at the meeting.
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Of sims city. as well ~ members u
che tribes Or the Rcd Men II tn
vIcIuIty wall attend a rally which wa,
bc h..!d in the rooms Of The k''y
ludrr THURSDAY evening Of TINS "'' =.
\ Class OF caldidatI-' Will be ih't'"'t-
by the local degree team.
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The funeral services Tor IN" la''
Samuel Miller Parry. we'll known t'''I
Wax veteran OF tins clty. who d. 81 q.
The home Of his dauEaL,:. ArS. !'a''"
Lady on North SlAth street, = -" u"G
ago. wero held iruiu tMr pl,r" OF death
Yesterday afternoon n O'Clock, ana
The ,utrrmcut Vas made at i.!Ncrvi'w
cemetery.
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Mrs Mabel Weber, % Portland, Orc,
n former lncn! resident. is spending
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MERCHANDISE
MACfiiNs.Hf

FOR SALE. Reed lathe. 24'x22'. 20' Queen City shaper S'' Smith and Mills shaper. l4' and 20" drill presses. l s A. Woods planer and hatcher. No. P size. 6'x15' Fay Egan single surfacer. size 2F'x6" 10' Aside Hall & Brown moulder. new No. Wheeland sawmill 1e' x36'' Corliss engine. 12'x16' II. S. G. Automatic Engine 1S"x16' Self-Contained Engine. l 1f'x1S' balanced valve, side-crank en- 1o"x12" self-contained. side-crank en- 97xl2" center-crank engine 7'x12" side-crank engine. 71s"x10' center-crank engine. 6''xS vertical automatic engine S'xS' Curtis belt-driven air com pressors. 50 h. p. horizontal tubular boiler. 80 h. p. portable fire box boiler. Sx1o F'lory mine hoisting engine 12"x15" dbl drum mine hoists. 22' xS6'' first motion, single drum, mine hoist h. D. gasoline hoisting engine 16'xsh' Duplex brass fitted piston packed pump. New h. D.. s-phase, e0-cycle, 220-volt motors. New 3 h. D., s-phase, e-cycle. 22o-volt motors. New h. D., single-phase, 1l0-2o-volt motors. New h. D.. single-phase, 110-22o-volt motors. Used 20 h. D., 3-phase, 60-cycle, 220-volt motor. h
 CHAS. J. GEOHEGAN
 MACHINERY co.
 15 S. 20th St, Birmingham, Ala.
 SPECIALS A1 S,CilREs Sd
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SOUTH HIGHLANDS
S6.OOO

A real home place. Has extra large lot with s rooms. dandv garden spot in choice section of North Haven. We can sen this place for $l,e0 cash. balance like rent,
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$6,S00 NORWOOD BUNGALOW
S6.5OO
$7,500
INVESTMENT

Rental s57 5O Price only sS,5S5. Figure the pereentum and then phone us.
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FARM EXCHANGE

l have farms, IS and 20 miles out on Montgomery highway. to trade for Birmingham house and lot; one so acres and one 100 acres, both well improved and fine land. Better see me at once about these. Sid l.. Beason. with John E. Reid & Co.,, 515 N. goth st.
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S6.6OO

N-room modern south Highlands home: has large sleeping porch. tile bath, music room. furnace heat. with q most excellent cement basement. This place is real beauty having also new roof Terms of Sl,o00 cash will handle the deal.
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REAL ESTATE FOl ALE ] K .,,, 7L---~ ma
B. F. EBORN 315 Empire Bldg. M. 8l73.

B. F. EBORN 315 Empire Bldg. M. 8l73
 OFFERS TODAY SOUTH HTGHLANDS-Sp Splendid 2 story brick apartment; IA rooms; paved street; lot 50xl75; 10th ave, S.; rents sl,150; slight remodeling will greatly increase the income; S4,0o0, l4 cash, balance easy, per cent
 BNSLEY- Corner; 2Sd ave; nice D. room bungalow with sleeping porch; l00xl0; fine garden; block of Tidewater line; rents so; s3,0O0; terms.
 SUBURBAN FARM-90 acres: miles of Bessemer; rich, dark loam soil; dwelling, outbuildings and other appealing Improvements: ex- ceptional truck garden proposi- tion; 5000 good terms.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS - 19-room residence, outbuildings. 24th st., rear l2th ave. rents SS5 month; with moderate outlay can make it pay $50 per month; T.0o0, sl,0o0 cash, balance like rent.
 HUFFMAN-s acres; fronts mac adam road; part cleared, part woodland; good 5-room dwelling: excellent conditions fruits and good water; good neighborhood. near church and public schools; 5000, Sl,C00 cash. $500 per year. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Nea Mt. Terrace Junction: f0xl0N: good D. room dwelling; S3,500 good terms; might consider auto part pay: can sell larger lot at moderate cost if desired.
 NORWOOD-6-room, modern bun galow; 5000, sl,000 cash, $50 per month.
 NORTHSIDE-Close in. near 18th st: 50x2i0 rents S100 month; s houses; $7,Ooo; terms
 SUBURBAN FARM-o3 acres; just over Red Mountain, Shades Val fntss fnc hot of mess section; sS0o per acre CITY FARM-l0 acres; near paved street to business section; i'm proved; good neighborhood good terms: price on application; noth- ing else like this on the market. AVONDALE-10 acres: fronts Sea board and Southern Railway: near East Lake line, between East Lake and Tidewater lines; 14 ten- ant houses: this will make some one fortune. properly handled; sl5,000; terms.
 SUBURBAN FARM-S0 acres; inn proved; ten miles south of Bir- mngham bargain: cash or terms; consider auto part payment.
 We have others which a call in person at the office will place at your disposal If you have prop erty to sell, list it properly and we will sell it if it can be sold
 B. F. EBORN 315 Empire Bldg. M. Sl73
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POSSESSION NOW


 Twenty level acres right close to tsation. 25 miles out; dandy, broom cottage. barn, some fruit; ? wells very fine water, also spring; handy to school. church and depot; : acres fine growing corn; 6 acres cotton, potatoes and truck for family; one 7-year-old mare; buggy, COW and calf. 5 hogs. farm tools, harness, and for possess sion now. Double extra bargain for $2.750. Sid l.. Beason, with John B. Reid X Co, 515 N. 20th st. Main 1872.
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JOHN B. REID

5l5 N. 2eth St Main 1912
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TNS TODAY-TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE MAIN 49OV
STOP MOVING! BUY ONE OF THESE HOME BARGAINS TODAY

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K ~S-~-~-~----~~~~-~~-~-~~
 FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE % FOR SAL.E-S65 acres m black belt; one of the most productive farms in Green county: owner has other important busi- ness; will sell cheap. Address H. l.. Thienes, Forkland. Ala
 FOR farm and timber lands and in- vestments, see Brazeal Land Co. 42s Brown Marx Bldg. Main 94SS.
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AUCTION SALE MENTONE SPRINGS,
 ALABAMA.

On Lookout Mountain, elevation 2,000 feet. On Saturday, July 31, there will be 150 beautiful summer home lots sold to the highest bidder; terms, one-third cash, balance l to 3 years, lien retained. These lots are part of Signal Park, across from Men tone hotel, covered with shade trees and the view and scenery are equal to the Carolina Moun- tains. In the distance 2 ranges of mountains can be seen overlooking the valley and town of Valley Head. Delight full climate and water. Mentone is 2 miles on road from Valley Head, Ala, main line A. c. $. R. R.. 9S miles from Bir- mingham, and 40 miles from Chattanooga. J. B. King, auctioneer. Chattanooga band will play all day. Lots of good things to eat. Men tone Springs Hotel and Realty Co.,, Mentone, Ala.
 For particulars apply INGRAM LAND co.
 Empire Building,
 Birmingham, Ala.
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SOUTH HIGHLANDS-B Beautiful lot, 50 X1f0 paved street. modern 5-room dwelling. good condition; l4th ave- $5,I5o, $1.000 cash, $50 month; inn mediate possession. E. r. Eborn, 3lj Empire Bldg. Main SI13.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE : = ----S-~-~-~~~--~~-~-~--~
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It would seem that he who hollows from a tree top Especially about bargains) would sell 'em better than he who whispers in a well. So here goes from the top of the most high"
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS Modern bungalow; S5.Goo Has hardwood floors tile, bath, furnace heat; eastern exposure, and good level lot, in very choice section, We can sell you this place for Sl l,COo down, balance dead easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-27

NORTH HIGHI.ANDs-M Modern bunga- low, rooms, fronts car line; s5.00a, good terms. E. F Eborn, 315 Elm pire Bldg. M SiI3.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
Marriage Licenses

Nathan NJ. Cohen, 23. and Cecile
walner, l9, both Of Baltimore.
Judge Mattingly.
Philip b. Senseney. 80. and Lucie
| A. Dogan. IS, both of Manassas
Va. The Rev. Clovis G. Chappell.
Robert Christian Evenson. 2s, and
Margaret Theresa Lukhard. 80. both
of Richmond. The Rev. Hugh T.
Stevenson.
Charles bernard King. 25. and Re-
becca Naomi Gray. %, both of
Alexandria, The Rcv. A. +. Ander-
son.
Russell William Carpenter. %. and
! I,ettitIa !. Gates. 81, both of this
city. Tho Rev, Edward b. Gordon.
William NJ, Fout. Sc, and Mar
guerltc n. Mrparmott, 22, both of
Newport News. Va, The Rev. H. f.
Downs.
Philip Bentley "a, and Freda
schefrlar. 20. both OF this city. The
Rev. Charles Wood.
James Thomas Jones, Sc, and
Annie Francis. Is. both of this city.
The Rev. W. J, Howard.
Eugene Mills, 20, and Lorena
Alexander. "a, both of this city.
: The Rev. Aquila Sayles.
John &. Powell. rs, and Grace
Evelyn Sautoen, 81. of Woodbridge.
The Rev. S. T. Nichols