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llnoI.a ltllnnl I-nar.l

rooms v thou, losrI 6s
FltfH -. 4Is r.n second story front
rooms. furnished. Gas. alactric and water
fisHiH 81. 10 Threa rooms for
rent on second naar
HIaHIt>D~ Furnished bedroom aud sit
tinaranm. suitable 10 tao men 0r man
end wife. Hoth einpioyed fhoue 3@9s 4
JFfFEKsOA st. 1915 <icrIy furnished
beitaoua f3ood location & a. of phone
LitIsakOOh AAD BEDROOM for two
ityf
MARhET 4T. l1o2 Nicely furnished.
wasm room for gentleman only
ROOM Near fishth and JackHon Phone
fA5s iouag lady only Reference r.
quirad
Room Nicely furnished ell convenience
suitable Tor twa gonfisInsn. Five minutes
vals fF9fu du Poat Biildin8 Prone j94lW
81 A1J(H9.5 AVE- i9li largo. veil
h.afed ra9n 10 minutes from Hotel ia
Pont
YAsDEbER AVE. ia Nicsly furnished
rom fer ono or two gentlemen Phone
-
NEsf 81 I1is Desirable room. nswly
furnished Ia0ne so54 J
fOiEIH ST -. Nicely Furnished
foaa well aeafed electric lights For
one or two geht4sHian
sEEFsIu sF flG8- Farai<lsd rooms
Private family Phone bts.
v. 9IH 81 10 aea f4raishsd room.
with running VAR Phone 80 !.
" It'll ST 31I Nicely furnished rooms.
all convenience Phone 600.
itoorns FOR Housekeeping 50
/ EfGnIH n 81 i04 wo light hous1leer,-
inS re9tas. second floor Also lodging
MhkhEI 81 1851 W rooms and ki,-
chcnatte. unfinished Possesslon Al once.
ORaSdE u 9k5 -Thros rooms and bath
for llzht housekeeping
RODSEi IT .3z Two secoud-story
front rooms furnished for light hou,SsSssp-
It's y S.ts55.fsA
ROOM Attractise thIrd floor housekseplng
room completely Furnished Phone con
yeuiences t'ood location. Phone 4yol.
ROOMS Two. nicely furnished Gor Ixht
houSek coping Private family rood oca-
IIeu Pa0nc 4@65 j Cail evenings.
MIST 81 5l7 Furnished room. nith or
without 6oard.
" f0UKfH ST. I3J5- Two unfurnished
front rooms ~tth usc q bath.
y. sEN4.> III 81 5l2-Ono room for ight
hoI. seNecpins for r.nt
W 18Th - loos Two large furnished
rooms suitable for tao or taree adults.
IasAt ali hea
wnere to Eat II
" IllH sT.. ~. Table boarders wanted
Phone 55<2 "
TABLE BoARD-By tho week. us King
stroot. Mrs. T. Haad
Whore to Stop IN Tosn y
TIE STRAND
Fourth and Poplar Bu9es Tso.,
board Newly furnished rooms Paone
Cat "
Ann t.A hOEEL-rast Fourth street Good
rooms WITH not water heat. tub aad
shower baths. SO. 500 and $40
weekly SluAie beds. SOC. 5Uc. sc and s..
Open daS aad Nlsn1.
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W auieti to Eiuy
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and / oar,i

MARKET 81 i3jl Hooms. With or With
out board Phous a34l y
= III sGfOs 81 glp Ho0ms and first
class table board en- rally located Phone
54f3
" lliH sr pe1 Room and board for
two gentlemen af uau and wife Phone
IE.l
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AUTOMOBILES
AuinmobIlcs For Sale

USED CARS
1920 PEERLESS. TOURING.
1910 MARNioN. TOURING.
1910 PEERLESS. TO URINo.
1918 BUICK. ROADSTER.
AiERRICK MOTOR CO..
s23 FRENCH STREET.
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Ann t.A HOTEL--rast Fourth street. Good
rooms With not water neat tub aad
shower baths $50, $500 and $40
weeAiy. slaeie beds 55c. 5Oc. sc and s..
open daS aad Nisat.
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UsED CARs
]. MODEL 80 OVERLAND. $500
ial7 BRIsCOE. TOURING SOS.
1919 FORD. CHASSIS $50.
1917 sTEARNs TOURING 5000
Tht above cars may be purchased on
convenient monthly payments
Keen Garage 35th and Market Sts
IsED CARs-Good condition one Stude-
bAker roadster one Studebaker I've
pAshsnser touring car One Elgiu i've
passenger touring. one Ford. five -passen-
,ef touring Snyder's Garage. second and
Jefferson streets
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nctrlcr Alauon. lAenalrins

service station, hepairins 10
AUTO PAINTING and uphuisterinR Maze
your car look new. Scc NJ ~ttftal, lNb2
Frcnch street. Phone a1u4 }
AUTO kLPAIK GO t,encral repairing os
all MAKES OF cars. li@J trCuCu street.
Phone 1864 ".
AUTOAtOBILE OW\ERS-Ask us alrout
cylinder grinding and why we cxCei ia this
line. l. a. Motor sales 60. luS-IlO
Market street
BLACkSNlt THING Bent Tenders broken
chassis repaired rruCk bndics built Auto
Repair Shop, iGu5 sycamore street
FORD REPAIRING tu8 ovrrhauilng
Thorough uudcT standing of Eords. iC
ccssoTi"s. ". II toliins, PhOHa 5B2%
HOTEL STOEChLL GAkAGh- lu4- -u6
French street. let me put your DOdsv IN
~ condition. Thomas scott rHonc o.,..A
JOHN son s. GARAGE. Makes speciality
work. Phone 1926 J /. hu5 Wolgaston street
AiANWELL 4 JACKSON Van snrine on-
crs lunUCate your automobile Whiic you
ride ~ Cpnueil street
SELDOM SERVICE STATION -5i7 skip
ley street Expert auto repairing All makes
OF cars. Prices reasonable Nc ann tu give
satisfaction and charge honestly
TOM MARTIN GARAGE +1l Harrison
street. Phone 622. General repairs Gasu-
line and OILS
WEST SIDE GARAGE y Van BurcH
streot Equipped 70 turn crank throws.
Phone 1888 ".
WELDING-l-. J.. Lawrence 90 scored cyl
inder process used RIng yoUJ lroACa auto
parts 70 me-. biilman SOS Madison street.
WALNUT STREET GhRAGE storage.
repairing and accessories Motor rebuild
ins speciality. Marry 4. Ste.ncr. Phone
lSuSJ
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BUSINESS SERVICE
usincss Ser,ioe , flcrnd


BUCHEk @IEnS oi c,u1y description AZ
sI5 ahlpiey strett rhon' 035 W
kATHEKIAE FINAA-halr dressing pa--
lors TOupe. viz brad Norh done
Appointments at home II desired
Phone 1893 " Bruwnsou building Fourth
and JACK son.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

LEAVE gILAfISarox
-sn-- 81 .arl.
F REICHT o MY
LEAsE eHlLAJELFHlk
ieF ia or-a wa
Rso .trr.tI n
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Auto Accessories

PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID HAT
IERlkS Practically new l.-tt volts
Ford roadster. dcm0unta nlr~ aud shock
ahsorhors simpler Garage Phone dat9 "
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" here to Stop in 1own

TIE STRAND
Fourth aad Poplar. BuYes Tab,
board. Newly furnished rooms. Paons
Cat "
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Used TRUCKS

Used TRUCKS
6AkFORD II roSS WITH CAB
CHEV ROIET LION WITH TX
PRESS BODY
UDEBAKER LIGHT DELIVERY
WHITE ais-TON WITH DUMP
BODY
wILMIN GTON AUTOMOBILE co
22t " TENTH STREET
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Wanted Automobiles IL
USED CARs-Any condition Cau ASH.
TAX it over with kcvu. Ihirt1 -arth and
Nj iArknt Nfrr..fS
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snhmrban For Sale

NV JERSrY FARM Hyo acrg flrn
Is better fhnn ne leazie ~ atoms fc~
assuring yau protection against hard
times nigh prizes and HAnt vo iDsz. uC
worry just steady Income a. long AZ
you work Eggs poultry fruit aud truck
ARE bringing enormous prices Markets are
nearby GiChiaud Garden farms ~ tC
Where cfse can You Ret five arrqs fgr
R25u and pay 81 a wre<f Buy az intro
ductory pr5ees Map Ir0e fSilbert &
OfaItaRban sOi walnut str0et. Pniiadei
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HARTINC1 SIGN co signs and show
cards. Phone 2Ol9 "
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UANNAGAN'S TRANSFER--All kinda Of
hauling. tO2 L.. Seventh st. 2sSs w.
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BOY-To run errands and make himself
useful in dental laboratory Excellent
chance to learn the profession Call Fri
day only. Ask for Mr.. Taylor 700 Market
street
ERRAND BOY One who is good and
steady. Apply 627 Madison street.
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BABY STROLf4E4 s- W ltttc reed for sale
Apply @3Jp JeIerA1n street.
BEDROOM SUITE Mahogany IL good
condition Col ". Ninth street
BEDROOM SUITE-Aud refrigerator Ap-
ply 9l3 Washington, third 1oor apart
lncnt No phone.
BUFFET early new. sold for want of
use 4O2 W rmentyiirst street
BEDS-A large assortlnont OF Drass aud
white enamel beds. springs aud mat
tresses. aee US before getting a new bed
outiit. We Will save you money Ii you will
take time To compare prices considering
quality. Fuli line OF carpets. rugs I'M
oieums and mating. kefrigera tors and
Perfection oil stoves. klundy Furniture Co.
Fifth and Madison streets Our address
tells way go eau ave you money.
DOUBLE BEDSTEAD And mattress.
Also two single bedsteads. All three bed
steads epaIneied. 72S Vandever avenue
Phone 7i16 j.
IRON BED-SpTiug, crex rug. electric port
able lamp. 60B Geades street.
RUGs--A large selection of WOOL and abre
tapestry brussels and velvet rugs. No mat
ter what Size you desire we have one that
will suit you. Mundy Furniture Co. Fifth
and Madison streets. Credit terms.
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HAULiN e., Contracting. In or out OF city.
Trucks one To Ave tons. L.. w. Syfrtt. TUo
Concord avenue Call i5IY j.
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NOW iNCi-And hauling of all Kinds. spe-
cial prices on long distance. =. NJ. Norton.
Az Gcddcs stroet. Phone 40JS.
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Help Wanted Male

YOUNG LADY TO 10 bookkeeping and
general office work Call Friday only FOG
Market street. ASK for Mr. Taylor.
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HA ULING-Isd Edward ". Cnrtor. local or
LONG distance light or heavy moving and
hauling. 1921 Lancaster avenue. Phone
SSO5 NJ or 6557 w.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Male

FIREMAN-WANTED FOR STATION
AIRY BOILERS. APPLY IN PERSON
DELAWARE STATE HOSPITAL. Farm
HURST. DEL.
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real ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Lnnd For sale -
sARAf Of 81 acres. good land sevon- room
house good taru. I5D peach trres ~ miIas
from store an1 caunery LoCated near Dcla-
war Fay gopd shOpttnZ and 6siiuK Pr~r
$1,000 II - B1ycr .myraa. Dej
~ ACRES Fine farm, ~ rniirs -0uthrast
~ FtEton contains k5Z srrea t54 Ilfasie
GpuJ far dairy or hn0 trurk land For
terms apply ~ O. l. Me~s 4 BTo. Fik-
ton Md. h - 80 =
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Help Male or Female

0oVERNMENT Wants railway mail
clerks sian month List OF positions free.
Write Immediately. Franklin Institute.
Dept. III. Rochester, y, Y.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
IIouaea For Rent


Houses For Rent ~
FOR HENT OK SALE Beautiful 10 room
home modern improvements. At CLAY
mont Del Give possession Immediately
Penn Del - Development Corp. H3D Market
street. phon f2f6.
Offices and Desk Room ~
DESK ROOM For rent. Apply 42i Or
anRe street.
OFFICE ROOM For rent, including use
Of desk. typewriter ami telephone. Einth
street opposite ppstoifioe. Phone 2S1
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wanted-To Rent ~
APARTME9T Three unfurnishsd rooms
and bath, With neat. Centrally lDcated
Address q 3. Every Evening pdice.
HOUSE WANTED FIVE OR SIX
ROOMS. WITH nATH. or SMALL
APARTMENT REh9ONhBLF APPLY
PIi. EVERY EVENING OFFICE.
ROOM Uufurnishsd uniightoi uubeafed
for light l4ouses seepinx. by refined mr.
Address r ~ Evsry r yaning Once
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

ROOM Unflrnishsd unlightoi uubea'ed
for light housekeeping ~ Teauad ,ady
Address = ~ Every r yanlng once
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18
CENTRAL DEFEATS
 JEFFERSON COUNTY
CrimsOns Triple Score of Opponents-S. s.
 , Baptists Win

The Crimson tide of Central High School completely engulfed the Jeffer- son County five, when Coach Burbage's basketball team defeated the County team, 36 to F. Al no stage of the game was Jefferson County dangerous. Gen. tral piling up 20 points against her op- ponent's 2 in the first half, and easily keeping the lead in the last half.
 Central presented an offensive to Jef- ferson County that absolutely could not be stopped, and the Crimsons piled up point after point. In the first half cen tral completely swept Jefferson County off her feet. although the latter put up much better fight in the latter half.
 '.Nigger" Lawley was at his best. and scored seven beautiful field goals, for 14 points. The lanky Crimson center played a star game. He was stum- bling block in the path of the Jefferson players, as he tower of strength on the defensive. Lawley's pass work and interception was all that could be desired
 Mule Stubbs at forward was d valu- able player to Central. Mule played a good, hard game, and kept Little, the opposing guard, continually on the move Hahn played his usual good game, while Shugerman at guard hsld
  guard. demonstrated the fact that he is varsity material. Earl was continually on his man. while his pass work was ex- oellent.
 The undoubted stars for Jefferson County were Keith and Little. If there had been five Keiths instead of only one, the tale might have been different, for Keith played an excellent game, scoring every point of his team, three field goals and three fouls. Little was good ca the offensive, and played about the hardest game of any man on the court.
 The Southsde Baptists defeated the south Highland team in the preliminary game, 3S to 10. The game was the Bap- tists' throughout, Highland never threat ening seriously
 The line-ups and points scored by each player follow:
 Central (36l-Hahn (6) and Stubbs (e), forwards: Lawley dD, center; Barks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18
B A. [. BASKETBALL TEAM HAS TWO HARD
 .GAMES THIS WEEK
Montgomery "Y" and Camp Benning, Ga, Teams Will Be Met By
 Club

The Birmingham Athletic Club basketeers have two hard games before them this week, namely, the contests with the Montgomery Y. M. c. A. quin- tet and the Camp Benning (Georgia) team. The Mont gomery game is slated for
 Tuesday night, while the Camp
 Benning players will come Sat
 urday night. The B. A. c. quintet has entered upon it's regular schedule now, and hard games will be played every week until the end of the season. The two games tkis week are expected to be I hard ones, as each team is said to be | strong. and able to push any team to | It's limit.
 By tomorrow the local team will be l sufficiently rested from the trip to Au- l burn, where the Plainsmen were taken on, to begin a session of hard practicei I COaCn ftutSell WILL keep HIS iutH busy | during the two days remaining before the Montgomery game. 1 The B. A. C. squad is in excellent | shape now. and should be in good con | dition for the game Tuesday night The | men have become hardened by inten- sive training, and will be able to stand
 up under the strain of continual prac- 1 tice
 1 The Camp Benning outfit is expected | to give the locals trouble. The Georgia | quintet is said to be very strong, and | Coach Hutsell vii ltake no chances. but | will strengthen his team as much as | possible before the Saturday battle. | The complete schedule of the E. A. | c. team calls for eight more games, 1 every one of them against a strong | team, and for three days of play in | the national tournament. The remain | ing games are: January 2O--Montgomery "Y. B
 A. c.
 January 24-Camp Benning, Ga, B A. C.
 January S1-Atlanta A. C.. Atlanta.
 February 7--University of Alabama | B. A. c.
 February 1o-Lousiana State, F | A. C.
 February 17-University of Alabama Tuscaloosa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18
EFFORT TO REVIVE
 ENGLISH CANALS

London. January z Reciprocal News Service). Several committees are now dealing with traffic congestion through out the British Isles. In testimony that has been heard manufacturers have tol1 of the great difficulty of getting raw ma teral and of delivering finished products.
 \ special committee is dealing with the freight-handling situation in Iondon' where no railroads interconnect and 10 freight stations are conveniently near to- gether Nearly all the important railways run into Londonlike spokes of a wheel and freight to be forwarded to north or south England must be handled throusa the narrow streets, always crammed with vehicles
 A lreat deal of pressure is being put on the committees to recommend the revival Of canal transportation that, be- fore the war. was great factor Tn dis- tributt1g goods and keeping freight cos's down It has been shown that only ten barges a week are running into sheftiem now instead of two hundred before me war Practically all of the grain that used to so through sheffield flour mills and ninety per cent of the sugar for local consumption went by barses. Today taere is a shortage of both commodities in SheI- field.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

A review of the work of the past year of the First Presbyterian Church of Ensley gives much encouragement to the pastor, Rev. c. B. Tomb, and members to increase their efforts dur ing the coming year. During the prsent pastorate the debt on the church has been paid in full and a manse 220S Avenue l. has recently been purchased for the pastor.
 The activities of the church have been increased and the membership greatly strengthened. The Sunday school is in good shape and recently the superintendent and teachers have devised plan to increase It's interest The ladies' auxiliary, under the lead ership of Mrs. B. s. Gilbert, officers and committees has added much to the real development of the work amonr women.
 The Boys Club room and office of the pastor has been an attractive fea ture for the church and the pastor Is given an opportunity while in his study to meet the members who wish to call on special business.
 The men of this church are lining up in service. This year the board of deacons will have added to their force four business men, H. c. Tunnell F w. Miller B. S. Gilbert and Frank D. Hayes. The session has been strengthened by F. H. Glenn and J. F Russell.
 The Senior Christian Endeavor, with Roy Neeland as president, is making good progress During the month ot January the officers and pastor have instituted a special vesper service al 5 o'clock This service will give visi- tors an opportunity to worship with this church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18
Admiral Cannot Go Fishing

During naval engagement an ad- mral in the navy is in somewhat differ ent position from a general in the land branch If our military establishment. in that goal of an good sailors and soldiers .an engagement with the enemy 'It is morale that wins battles. not guts. amor O. speed. a;id without it victory has all ways been and always will fe .inobain- ablc." writes q naval officer n The Home Sector the e~- soldiers magazine conduct eI by the former editorial council of The Stars nd Strikes.
 He adds On the day Of raiu it is sa;G Narsnai Oyama was fishing for trout in q n;d untain stream several ii;'es fran r is headq;,arters. It is doubtful if many men would have quite that amount oi nerve An admiral could sot do that He mus. ht in the thick of it fIis physi- al presence H. the fleet is imperative.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18
FORMAL OPENING

e-n,a1 opening of the ; lhe +ba Ellis jewelry store 4o ome non ol ~ and evening from " as -1e,- cave the final touch eo Sn0 ee.4o nf this company to give .4ins+ filorls the largest and pretIiese |es uno stores in the state. lne ue Y, |e"eh ,;r,dows were draped Tn fLenEN no" s,,,at which made pretty paon n,er, lue Cor inc jewels and cut si~s' displayed in them. .po irterior are ,-, tho and were built especia.iS
 l@nu ,,;. the construction of the seoi v SUI onserves all space to ao an iiioN rnalxes possible more pe ldse s;sn1av of the merchandlse.
 ece .pbestra in the balcony play e9 arg the hours to the hundreos ol
 .u..aSs who called m spite or 'Ne bownpour of rain. tn si1ver on
 Mat,ins and cufflinks in silver, o
 ,.iat, ware engraved lion anu
 t.a inc trade mark of the stoi = ianio1 riran to the men and women as o,,renirs of the occasion. r,y u,,is huilding. winch was orihei e-l. 7 's;ed hv the Bank of Einsleg, W"S adelea at an expense or szV,oVg.
 nlt,o former store of the Eihs 9ew .,r, Comnany is operated by that con, an exclusive talking machlnt
 which was also opened 10 tne t' |u1;o during the same hours Al
 ada1s of 10 varieties or machlne es lrere on display. Dainty caleiual EEyere given as favors. , rrha onenings of these two stoi eI
 enoch making in the progress ol husiness section of Ensley
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18
ERST SEMESTER |ENSLEY HIGH WILL | CLOSE THIS WEEK
|Iany Attended Formal |Opening of Ellis Jewelry Store ' Activities Of
 Ensley Club Women

The week will close the first se-
 lester of the most progressive year
 |f Ensiey High School There VIII pc
 Is graduates to leave this institution
 |s learning. many of whom will con
 Enue their studies at higher lnstltGu- G Eons of learning in this and other hates. Three of the class officers is, are
 |mong the mid tern graduates. me resident is Louis Simms; the wee |resident. Miss Catherine Buck; secre- %
 6ry and treasurer. Miss Amelia IAeA-
 lon. .,, , Misses
 Elossie Turner. Lorena Norton' Sta.t me.a wann. Eliza Ellis, Mildred Aipei "si, '' FheIma Bates, Lila Coker' Paulllie 1Sar @ Ian Cav Kennedy, Nellie Nelson Daii,, Sle
 [aret Reynolds. Lou sloan, Potts
 bneIxett. Edmond Hillike. Lotus sen' Doe,1'
 Eul Snapp, Alfred Nagel, Max ieo 1heie Lsid Charles Cannon. Elmer Aoef1' 30, Fred Aimgren, Bertram Keller bane Scott. ;,l mark the
 ,ose of inc semester. but the tbe |sng exercises will be hel1 t,,a re- Floss @ If the spring term with 'ne bainder of the class.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18
Let Me Prove This Free

My internal method for the treatment and permanent relief of piles is the correct one Thousands upon thousands of grate- ful letters testify to this. and 1 want you to try this method at my expense.
 No matter whether your case is of long s+andinp or recent development, whether it is chronic acute, whether 1t IS occasional trial treatment. No matter where you live-no matter what your age or occupation--n you are troubled With piles my method will relieve you promptly.
 narentiv hopeless cases where all forms of o,ntments salves. and other local applica- tions have failed,
 I want you to realize that my method of treating piles is the most dependable treatment.
 ;,onorfant for you to neglect single day Write now Send money. Simply mail the coupon-but do this now-TODAY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18
 SUITS FILED IN CIRCUIT COURT

The following damage suits were filed in the circuit court yesterday:
 J. E. Burner vs. Barrett Company, s20,000 damages for alleged personal injuries.
 w. F.. Chambers vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company, s100o0 damages for alleged injuries sustained when it Is alleged complain ant was struck by car of the defend ant company.
 Joe Leers vs. T. H. Motion, s5OO0 damages for alleged injuries sustained when. it is alleged he wu struck by an automobile
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18
Rupture

was badly ruptured while lifting trunk several years ago. Doctors said my only hope of cure was an operation. Trusses did me no good. Finally I got hold of something that quickly and completely cured me. Years have passed and the rupture has never returned. s1thouph I am doing hard work a carpen- fer There was no operation, no lost time, no trouble. I have nothing to sell. but will give full information about how you may find a complete cure without operation, if vou write to me, Eugene M. Pullen. Carpen- ter. 3e7F Mareellus Avenue, Manasquan, N
 ]. Better cut out this notice and show 1t to
 any others who are ruptured-you may save
 a fife or at least stop the misery of rupture
 and the worry and danger of operation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18
OFFICERS INSTALLED

Ensley Lodge No. 165, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, installed off cers for the ensuing term at their reg ular meeting last Wednesday night The officers for the new term are; H. Daniel, noble grand; w. R. Drum mond, vice garnd: Charles Gusten, re- cording secretary; D. J. Hummer financial secretary; R. w. Vaughan treasurer. R. W. Vaughan, the district deputy grand master, was the install ing officer.
 Ensley Lodge is one of the larges' lodges in the state and has been very active in relief and benevolent worl ever since it's institution. The lodge meets every Wednesday night at tn. hall on Avenue E, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.