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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
PASTEUR TREATMENT
Ten Patients Receive Treatment al
 City Laboratory This Month

Five mad dogs and ten patients for the Pasteur treatment have been reported at the city laboratory under the direction 0. the city health department during the mohth of October.
 This is the heaviest record that has been made at the laboratory in several months, and October is little more than half over, Four more patients will start taking the treatment today.
 During August there were four positive tests out of ten dogs reported to the laboratory. and in September there was one positive rabies test out of five dog head exapined.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
Central to Meet
 Morgan Saturday

Central High School gridiron war riors will give battle to the eleven from Morgan County High here Sat urday morning and try to repeat the defeat handed out by them to the Hart selle boys last year.
 The Crimsons, after a month of hard practice, have settled down and are about in as good condition as could be expected. Coach Meyers has now cut his squad down to twenty four chosen men, every one of whom is possessed of an abundance of courage, which is one of the main requisites set down by Coach Meyers. The Crimsons are able to go up against men from ten to twen- ty pounds heavier than they are and hold their own without flinching. as was proven when Central met Mar shall County High a short time ago.
 The chosen few are as follows:
 aIoNeiI and Jones. ccnters.
 stubbs. Bowden, SpiegeI and Ma bors, guards.
 Rox, shannon, l.. Yielding and
 Mills. tackles.
 NJ. Yielding. Steele, LawIcy, Car Iysie and J. Levy. ends.
 Anderson, l.. Reynolds. Lillian, Hood and F. Levy. hnifbacks.
 Strcit and simpson, fuiIbacks.
 Lahan and W. Reynolds, quarter backs.
 Scrimmages between the first and second teams come every other day. and on the odd days the two go through their field ,practicing separately.
 The game Saturday should give the followers of the teams a chance to see what sort of defensive and offensive power the eleven has. For the lads of Morgan will try to wipe out the de- feat handed to them last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
Hamilton Found Dead

SN AsnUCIHttU
 Galveston, Tex, October 17.--Grant Hamilton, 65, special representative of the federal department of labor, was found dead in his room at a hotel here today. Physicians said heart disease was the cause. of death. Officials pf the department at Washington were notified.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
S3O.OOO Worth of Morphine Seized

Miami, Fla, October l7.-Morphine valued at $20,000 was seized here when federal authorities today arrested M. A. DeCastro of Key West, a Cuban, it was announced tonight. The authori- ties took the man into custody as he was about to board d train for the north, it was stated, and he had in his possession a suit ease full of the drug.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
Two Killed In Gun Fight

Rebecca, Ga, October I1.-~W. A. Nos- worthy, farmer, and man named Barton, are dead as the result of shooting affray near here late today. The fight which is said to have oc- cured in an automobile, is being in vestigated by the sheriffs of three counties
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
HELD FOR KILLING
Columbia Man Charged With Staying
 Birmingham Resident
By Associated Press

Columbia, S. C.. October 17-C. D. Cooper, young white man of Columbia, was arrested last night in Asheville, N. C., on the charge of killing Nick Dulca of Birmingham several months ago, on information gained from two Of Cooper's brothers who were lodged in jail here in connection with a chain of automobile thefts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
 GAUL0 WINS NATIONAL RACE, PRIZE OF SEASON

, Buenos Aires, october 17-Gaulo, a Swear old colt. owned by Daniel Ganzo. today won the grand national prize. the classic event of the Jockey Club racing season. Caulo made the distance, 25oG metres in ? minutes 2 3-5 seconds The purse was worth S0.000 pesos.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
HARRY CREE MATCHED TO
 MEET HAPPY LITTLET0N

New Orleans, October 1z.-Harry G.reb of Pittsburg will meet "Hap- py- Littleton of New Orleans in a fifteen-rOund bout here November 15. Announcement of the match was made tonight by local pro- mOter. The men will meet at 164 pounds. give or take two pounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
 BREAK INTO WIN COLUMN
Bulldogs Romp on Josh Cody's Eleven-MuCh Joy Floating Around Among Howard
 Supporters

The Howardites are certain ly laughing up their sleeves this morning as a result of the beat ing which the Bulldogs admin istered to Josh Cody's gang Sat- urday.
 zThe reason for most of this optimism is not so much the victory itself, but the Supporters of the Marshall squad now are beginning to believe that their men can hold their own against any college team in their class in the south.
 The most important thing about the game from the standpoint of the Bull dogs is the way in which the line, which at the first of the season seemed weak, held the well-trained Mercer : men. The showing of Lee Head on both the defensive and the offensive was the outstanding feature of the game, for the reports from the Mercer camp are that this veteran end was almost a team by himself This statement seems about correct, too, as the score shows that he made two of the five touch downs credited on the Howard side of the score and the tackles made by this gent were so numerous that the scorers lost count of them long before the sg game was ended.
 {, GAYLORD SHOWS UP . Dan Gaylord also demonstrated that just because a man gets bad start on account of an injury it is no sign that he won't go like a house afire when he does get back into shape. This is Dams first season In college foot ball and before he quits he ought to make a name for himself all over the south, for beside having good build Tor a backfie1d man, he is possessed with much speed and can hit like piledriver when he Is playing on the defensive side of the game
 The two veteran backs, Acton and Peahead Walker. also showed that they are capable of putting up 1lre same kind of fight that they have been put ting up for the past two or three ses- sions under the Howard colors. With backfield like Acton, Walker Black Welder and Gaylord, to say nothing of McLane, Robinson and Whitfield. How
 
 offensive for every team that they have left on the schedule.
 SHANE RECOVERS
 Shane, the big guard, who could not go on the trip to Mercer on account of sprained back, Is about we'll now and in a few days he will probably be giving Wheeler and Lambert something to worry about, and more than that, he will probably be given chance to try his luck in bothering some of the ambitious line plungers by giving them more than what it takes to bring the average back to a good stop
 Today Coach Marshall starts drive fors conditioning the Bulldogs for the fracas with the Thin Red Line" at Tuscaloosa Saturday. While not even the most optimistic men in the Howard camp have any hopes of winning the game. all of them are bent on giving Alabama fight that they will remem- Der for many moons after the 1920 -~ season passes out of style
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
POLITICAL SIGNS
 GIVE REPUBLICANS
 AIR OF CONFIDENCE
Continued from Page one)

middle west. They do not agree. ot course, as to which are the "douptful states, but the activities of the party managers in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky West Virginia, Maryland Californla Colorado, Utah and Idaho makes it quite apparent the ninety-fivey electoral votes in these states are vitally necessary to the democrats. Indeed, they must do even better by taking some of the states which the republicans index as safe for their ticket. The republicans are conf,- dent they will carry every state of the Atlantic coast group north of Virginia. Added to the IA electoral votes of those eastern states. which are claimed safely republican" the republican chances now appear reasonably good for winning the 126 electoral votes of Michigan, Wiscon- sin, Minnesota, Illinois, the two Dako- tas, Wyoming, Washington, Iowa, Kan sas and Nebraska. The two groups or "safe republican states would give the Harding ticket 270 votes, or four more than enough to win.
 The democratic managers do not con cede Wisconsin, Oregon and South Da- kota, but assert they have chance to win them for Cox, but they do admit that they must carry all of the doubtful states, plus tho three named whlcn would give them the decision. The re- publican managers, mlnutely scanning reports from the variable western states for weak spots,'' assert to the dem mocratic claim that Cox will carry seventeen states. all in the southern belt, | with the exception of Montana Arizona, Missouri. with total of 166 electoral
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
Reds Order Locomotives

Berlin. October 16.-Negotiations opened by representatives of soviet Russia in Germany have resulted, ac- cording to the Red Flag. in an order for coco railway engines and large number of turbines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
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Flu or Pneumonia

Flu or Pneumonia is the penalty you pay for neglecting a little cold" At the first sneeze go to your druggist and get a bottle of CHILL CHECK and you will bridle the cold and get it under control before it is too late.
 CHILL CHECK comes in two sizes, 25c and Soc.
 CHILL-CHECK co.
 Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
DEPEND ON NEGRO VOTE

The republican managers are frankly depending on the negro vote to win the doubtful border states, and the demo cratic managers agree that if Harding carries any of them, it will be due to support from these citizens. They as- sert, however. that the delivery of the negro vote to Harding will insure the support of the democratic ticket by white voters of both sexes. who would otherwise vote the republican ticket
 One reason for republican confidence as to Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana and Mis- souri is that special attention has been paid to voters of that race. and that a very large sum of money was ''devoted to organizing it. More colored men have been put up for office than ever before in the history of American poi. ties.
 In Ohio alone there are six colored candidates for the legislature. four in Indiana. three in Kentucky and one m Missouri. In some of these states col ored men have been generously remen- bered in the distribution of local county offices In or two southern states, notably Mississippi. full connfy tickets composed of ns >'oes have ees, rsaned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-13
APARTMENTS
GROOM APARTMENT

All front rooms; southern exposure; Large
kitchen: modern: excellent location: refined
CONVENIENT: 800. JAMES \. MORAN, 1906
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

LARGE STOCK
rebuilt and guaranteed engines, pumps, air
compre resHors and machine tools, send for
complete catalogue of stock,
HERMAN l.. WINTERER, 0a3 n Front st.
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
POWER EQUIPMENT
O'RRIEN MACHINERY CO., ll9 N, sd ST
BALING PRESSES, portable elevator equip
ment. X. \ II. Co., i95-40I N, Third 1t.
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2502 NORTH 18th ST.

ThrGc-stor" dwelling, all Convcniences; pos.
lowhll ~" ~
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BOARDING
NEW IERsEy-sUBURBAN

b9D sT,, s., l6l2-Two nicely furnished frop
rooms I or gentlemen; good table: eleC
tric. continuous hot water. private home,
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APARTMENT HOTELS
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

| FURNISHED housekeeplng apartment, q
n. lSth a NJ
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HAVE . express bodies. / dump body and
chassis: trucks. ~ ton each. late
models excellent condition: selling them n :
a lot or win accept individual offer. | am
Sot an automobile agent, trustee winding up
business affairs of n nrm. 50, Ledger
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| LIBERTY SIX. Continental motor,
| StromberR carbureter. Timken bearings
| and rear; absolutely perfect condition.
| mechanically and otherwise. Can be
| seen at Pulaski Avenue Garage. 1927
| Pulaski ave. owner, PHILIP y. AR
| MOLD. 1882 ~ 18th.
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ROOMS WANTED

SLEEPING ROOM by young man of good
character. NJ 327 Ledger Onice.
YOUNG LADY. employed, would like room
with private family. NJ 828 l.edser Office:
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Observation-Disclosures
APARTMENTS WANTED
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

BEAUTIFUL newly furnished apartment 4
rooms and bath; suitcase from end May TO
end October; centrally located excellent
neighborhood price very moderate 20 care.
fui tenant; no children or pets Phone
Dia mond 6l3 w for appointment.
;ur rooms and bath; Fairfax Arts
Wayne ave and School lane, Gtn. Ii. j.
Johnson. ABt.. b0S Bailey Rtdg,
sUBLET we'll furnished, attractive Groom
Locust 289S J,
Il0I N. 10TH sT--Two or three rooms,
Furnished; bath. kitchenette and porch.
single rooms, - up.
IiTU ST s.. 8O5--Furnished double pa rIor
suit. any business purposesi reasonable,
SPRUCE, l8lO-Extremely deslr 2d.hoor
room; priv. bath; handsomely furnished.
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VICTORY STORAGE

-, racl;lng & shipping OF household good.
fIlSopioy THY JOHN RHOADS co Storage
>,lr,,;nGN carpet Cleaning. i1hT Lancaster ay
,,OTAnCII STORAGE co, $50 IANCAs.
N!TER hVE.--AuTN, ,,,i ,SiER2,XJCE; STORAGE.
PACKING lONG,plsIANCE MOVING.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

OUR EMPLOYMENT manager will select sew
eral men to fll city and travelling sales posi-
tions. This is high-class work. Men selected
must be ambitious. but sales experience 10 un-
necessary II willing to learn 1t will be neces-
sary to spend some spare time in preparation,
which will not interfere with present employ
ment Give phone No. II any. Address Box
23l-D. Star Office.
PAINTERS wanted. Phone L. 4Oo or call
1927 ne. A.
PAPERHANGERS wanted At once Apply
Pennington 4 Taylor. 2833 18th st. Col. 1077
PHOTOGRAPHER for kodak work !; must be
ehcient. Address BOX 2s4-D, Star Office. .
PLATE PRINTER on dry work; experienced:
highest wages pleasant surroundings; steady
work. good opportunity. Write, giving full
experience. ETC.. to Box 25-D. Star once.
PORTER-Nights colored sos
monthly and tips. Stag Hotel,
COS 9th st.
PORTER wanted for drug store clean: good
pay John nj. Thai. 2434 18th NV. 4s
PREaSBR wanted. 80 Ct NV. s.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

MECHANICAL CRAFTSMAN. experienced
IN general designing and pipe plans reply stat
ing experience. Address Box 275-D, Star Of
A 16 TO 20 WEEKS COURSE at the Service
Radio School will enable you to obtain a gov
ernment license which fits you for a position
the opportunity Of seeing the world. enconn.
tering or meeting all kinds of people won
oertg e ., chance for studying and. on an average
profession today offers the opportunity that
Radio does. The subject is easily mastered
and and requires only a common school education.
Ihe cost OF the course Is moderate and paya BILE
IN instruments. The school is properly equip
ped and has large well ventilated rooms. Wis
classes. SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL Inc. 800
Penna: ave: NV. Franklin 1914.
$lS TO $36 WEEKLY in your spare time do.
ing special advertising work among the fam
Wri,. 1ri OK your city; no experience necessary.
Ohio. ''s'' e'"''nhs'''
10 NON-UNION LABORERS. ss ner dav An.
ply p vaseo before Z 80 am Monday at new
oldg. cor. Ontario rd. and Euclid ct.
LARGE number of radio students have
trouble mastering the code, which is to be ex-
this part Of the work we claim to have in
Mr. W. r. NJ. Gray, our supervisor and chief
CODE instructor, the best operator and teacher
we hereby offer Il prize of $3.50 cash to any
wireless operator in America who can excel
M.r. Gray In sending continental code. in
speed endurance and quality of transmitting
This o1er will be open at any time and con-
test VIII be arranged on days notice to ac-
eommodate any one accepting the challenge
wireless are invited to call for particulars
rositiSns ions always open for our graduates at mot
nan.o less than n slss Fer month with all living e1.
LoOMIs RADIO SCHOOL. 4cl al etS erSuest st
Lhone 1s99 Entrance in lobby Strand Theater
Evening star., 1920-04-04
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. c. April. 192o-PART
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Evening star., 1920-04-04

WORKING FARMER and foreman, good cash
salary and opportunity to own q beautiful lit
tie home. to satisfactory, educated person: also
wanted farmland who II good axeman wages.
so per week Address G. l.. Rikor. as per ad
,Aiier business Opportunities.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
YOUR POSITION

what does it amount to in your Office? Have
!ou become fixture? Do you have the oppor-
'nnities you expected? Why not connect your
where your ability counts and the opportunities
are unlimited: The largest concerns in the
United states are in need of competent. con-
per or openings now-Accountants. auditors
booSkeepers, correspondents. statesmen. stenog-
ed Immediately.
This Is Not School,
We are searching for people of ability who are
on the alert for the right opportunities. In
vest1gate this opportunity to affiliate with big
business Phone. call or write. National Person
mel Service Bureau. Suite 3O2-3O5 Bond bldg,
Phone Main 644.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

COLORED MAN.
Experienced in keeping
phonograph stock and gen
eral work in dept. one with
some knowledge of repair
ing preferred. Apply Supt.,
THE HECHT CO..
9TH St. Bet. E and F.
COLORED MEN or boys to work in bowiins
alley: hours, am. to pm. and pm. Il
I 9 m. good pay. 9l9 9 st. NV.
COUNTERMAN-Enicient bring references
Army and Navy Club.
COUNTERMAN at once. 1906
Pa. ave. NV. 81
DISHWASHER. caIeful. experienced, willing
to do pots and pans and assist In kitchen
Call Kenesaw Cafe, 18th and Irving, Sunday
morning.
DISHWASHER wanted at Curb Lunch, 7l6 II
ne. Pay $14 and board. s.
DISHWASHERS, colored. and bus boys; good
salary. See Mr.. Kelley. United Cafeteria. 1010
Evening star., 1920-04-04
WANTED-HELP.

CASHIER. young lady; must be well recon.
mended; one thats can use the Underwcod
typewriter and take dictations preferred. Ad-
dress Boz 210C Star once.
CASUALTY INSURANCE stenographer ex-
perienced. with general ONCE experience; per
manent position; good salary. Call Room oOS.
s16 14th st. NV.
CLERkH wanted-Three dollar Federal and
CIVIL Service Inst. coaching course for any
govt exam. 81. Box 6O4. 11th st. 2. Q.
CoLORED GIRL as soda dispenser. must he
road.
CoLORED woman to clean in confectionery
good wages. 3412 14th st.
DESK ASSISTANT in Lincoln Memorial
Library. Springfield. ILL.,; salary In accord
ance with experience and training. Communi-
cate with Clara Abel. acting librarian.
D1CTAPHONE OPERATORS. Apply Miss Daw-
son. the Dictaphone, 16 q. Howard st. Balti-
more. Nd. s.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
Do You Want a Position in
Your Home Town or State?

We have calls for every class OF office person
mel from big business concerns located in prac-
ticaliy every section OF the country. Stenog-
raphers typists. correspondents. file clerks.
phonotypists. addressograph operators. comp
tometer operators. dictaphone operators etc.
good-paying position in the commercial world.
where the future holds the brightest prospects.
write or call for free information. National
Personnel Service Bureau, 3O2-305 Bond bldg.
l4th and New York ave, Washington, d. c.
Phone Main GA.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

REPRESENTATIVES, your efforts where
ebIlity. ambition and big commission brings
btoye $4,000. Box =. Sta. L.. Cleveland.
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WANTED-HELP.
AGENTS

AGENTS-S1U weekly and automobile furnish
o. agents everywhere introducing marvellous
now automobile invention: doubles efficiency and
life If any ear: saves its cost first day. terri
tory going like wildfre; SIG sample outfit free.
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Evening star., 1920-04-04

AGENTS-W Wireless umbrella: I'll pay hustlers
s. hour 10 take orders for this newest in
Ncntion; no investment; write for hve-style out
mt. Parker Mfg. Co., 81 Vine ST.. Dayton,
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statesmen.

DISTRICT MANAGERS. in s. OO0 to so 900
class. make big money with rich
tone Photographs: my factories make - mod
els. from So 80 $50: il YOU qualify with
bank references will help you hnance carry
accounts of dealers and consumers for you
Give full particulars about your standing nrst
letter. Nat kawin, sales director. Great East
Manufacturers Co., 316 So. Wabash ave-
Chicago.
FOR TON-Hepresentative 10 sell
for New York house preferred and common
stock in expanding rubber manufacturing
COMPANY: common pays Sc; soon To be- listed
stock exchange; representative of char
arier and ability required; replies strictly con-
fdentiai. Address Box 226-D. Star office. .
OUR PROTECTED ARTICLE. exclusively
owned and controlled by u.s. clears upward Of
SO per day for sslesmen: most essential: gov
srnment created demand; large territories to
sslesmrn able 10 handle crews: side line or
full time: IL you cannot sell this specially
you will fail selling life preservers sink
in. ship: definite co-opera tion. Jerome l.aadt.
Pros. y South dearborn St. Chica-o III.
RECENT ADVANCE in standard make ribher
tires makes high grade. low-priced auto
tires sell like hot cakes st old prices. Sales
wanted to sell direct 10 owner. Big
profits. Auto Tire Clearing House. 1900 W.
10th. Chicago.
HEPHESESTATIyES-P your efforts where
RbIlify. ambition isSIo brings
Evening star., 1920-04-04

TEN GIRLS tcolored) to work IN paper fac
tory. Apply 45S Va. ave. s,w.
THE HOFFMAN CO. requires
the services of bright women to
act as clerks in their new branch
shops; good pay, regular hours,
excellent chances for advance
ment. Apply Main Office, 735
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

NEGRO SOLDIERS IN WAR'-BOok con
tsins many pictures Of colored troops; every
s.nd .5c for outfit to publisher. Jenkins Book
1nhlishing Co. 523 9th St. Washington. D. c.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

MAKE 81 TO $40 daily profit: new proposition
sells quick TO homes. hotels. restaurants: quar-
Ter brings sample snd full details. Electro
Plate Mfg. Co. III Sycamore. Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

~ III worrying over labor unrest; make so
-daily easily refnishing brass beds. autos
Chandeliers. new method; light work: no
losses: no capital; experience required;
vast amount OF work ready in your city; you
1ir~ others: profit on their work free particu-
lars and proofs. Gunmetsi Co. 30 Elm De-
Evening star., 1920-04-04

TN THOUSAND MILES instead Of five thou
sand: no more blowouts: 800 less punctures;
every ear owner waiting for wonderful new tire
saving device; low cost: liberal profits; sales
guaranteed; details free. Act quick. Ameri-
can Accessories Co. Dept. 37-N. Cincinnati
LII
Evening star., 1920-04-04

sALEsMEN-TwO. LIVE. WANTED FOB
OUTSIDE SELLING: EXPERIENCE NOT
ESSENTIAL: EXCELLENT PAY WEEK
MUST HAVE NEAT APPEARANCE. CALL
ROOM 120. McGILL BLDG. G ST. NEAR 9th
ST. NV.
SALESMAN to represent factory Ford neces:
Evening star., 1920-04-04

MAN who can furnish convey
ance, to sell and collect for US (;
just across the river from Wash
ington, D. c. Good territory and
paying contract. Apply Singer
Sewing Machine Co., sos i>ing
St, Alexandria, Va. Az