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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-11-30
WEST VIRGINIA
GOUGED FOR NON
RESIDENTS GAIN

Charleston, W. Va.-It is revealed
that the prison labor ring is costing
this state $150,000 a year. This is
made possible by turning the con-
vlcts over to contractors for wage
of 70 cents day. Among the friends
OF one company, which employs a
large number of these convicts, is in
Guided prominent leaders of the DOM
inant political party of this state.
it is stated
This condition, together with the
$5OO,OOO of the taxpayers money that
is annually spent to maintain the CO.'S
sack system for the benefit of alien
coal owners, has driven the tax rate to
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-11-30
TO EDUCATE KEY MEN


Montreal, Canada.-The convention
OF the Commercial L Telegraphers,
Union OF America voted to create
100000 fund for the education and
organization of commercial telegraph
ers. The convention arranged for an
nual memorial services throughout the
continent IN honor of Prof. Samuel
r. B. Morse, inventor Of the tele-
graph, and for the presentation of a
$4,000 bust of the inventor in the
Hall of Fame.
Organization work in Cuba will be
taken up, following the conventions
favorable action, and committee on
state and national legislation has
been created
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-11-30
TEACHERS PENSIONED

Madison, Wis.-More than $50 for
mer Wisconsin school teachers are
now receiving pensions under the
state deparement pension system, ac-
cording to R. E. Loveland, secretary
of the state annuity board.
Teachers pay 5 per cent of their
salaries into the pension fund and the
state adds more than an equal amount.
After 25 years of teaching, and at the
age of so, the teacher is paid the full
pension allowed
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-11-30
ROSTER OF ORGANIZATIONS
HAMILTON LABOR UNIONS

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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-11-30
AS THE WORKER
Sees HIS WORLD
Summary and Digest Of
Important Events Of the
Week. Here and Abroad

Long hours are bad business and
the worker is not machine, John
D. Rockefeller, Jr., tells Standard Oil
Company employees.
President Coolidge plans to ask
congress for $2S,50O,000 to fight
smuggling of liquor.
Radicals and progressive republi-
cans in both houses Of congress de-
mand greater representation on all
important senate and house commit
tees
Senator-elect Magnus Johnson, of
Minnesota, tells Chicago Federation of
Labor he expects to fight when he
takes his. seat in congress.
Panama Canal broke all records for
volume OF business and money income
in 1923, annual report discloses.
Many killed in the RuLr and the
Rhineland as separatists attempt to
extend control.
Cardinal Logue, primate of all ire
land, advises Free State Government
to free all persons held in internment
camps.
Methodist bishops give conflicting
reports of conditions in Russia, at
sermons in New York.
Most serious soft coal strike in the
nations history will occur when pres
lent wage agreements expire next
spring, says L. A. Snead, former as
.sistant to the United States fuel ad-
ministrator.
Gov. Walton, of Oklahoma, convict
ed by senate of eleven of % charges
and ousted from office.
United States supreme court up
holds 6O-day sentence on Comptrol-
Ter Craig, Of New York City, for al
legged contempt of court.
Despite depression in the oil indus
try, cash dividends paid by Standard
oil companies for 1923 smash rec
ord with total of $34,957 ,372.
/ Senator Brookhart, of Iowa, urges
separate Federal Reserve system
banks for farmers and labor.
|. Liberal and labor parties of Great
Britain announce stand in favor of
full recognition of Soviet Russia.
L Lothar Witzke, only German spy
convicted in United States during
World war, is released from Leaven-
worth prison and ordered deported.
First death among hunger-striking
political prisoners. in Ireland occurs
1 in Newbridge Camp, Kildare.
/ Union Pacific railroad does heav-
LEST business in its history and earn
|ings rise 12 per cent over last year.
Russian Soviet government con-
tinuing to spend great sums for aer-
Eoplanes, according to dispatches from
Riga.
| Because of readjustment in the
women's garment trade, the period
of guaranteed employment ~and the
allowance of 1924,
have been reduced by the board of
referees maintained. by the Interna-
tional Ladies' Garment Workers
Union and the Cleveland Ladies Gar
ment Manufacturers Association.
Study of wages earned by 10000
women employed in New York state
industries disclosed that approximate
" half receive less than SIG week
DR.. Frederick A. Cook, polar ex-.
plorer, found guilty, with twelve 9TH
.ers, of oil swindling charge.
Prague professor finds cure for ar
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-11-30

Mode Conference Board Haefe
BUSINESS AGENTS
Electrical Workers s. Bowers 708
Moders Tim Rowan, 939 Ave
Machins Ted Smith 81 S. 9th
Moving Picture Betz ST.; phone 2115Y
Carpenters Herman Perpingon,
PAINTERS Wm Siekman 444 Front
PumbersJack Dedrik 1914 a Ave; 1065Y
Theatrical S. E. Schief Maple Ave
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-11-30
DEMAND UNION SHOP

New York The Actors Equity
Association, affiliated to the A, F. OF
L., insists that the union shop feature
of its agreement be retained in the
new contract. The actors cali this
provision the equity shop In the
ranks of the Equities are Americas
leading theatrical stars.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-11-30

terrific heights. Organized labor is
continually pointing out these wrongs
to the voters of West Virginia, who
are urged to join with the wol kers in
restoring the state to its residents.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-11-30
STREET CAR SHOP MEN GAIN

Chicago.-An arbitration board has
raised wages 10 cents an hour for
more than 1000 shop men employed
by the street car surface lines. The
award dates back to June for truck
men and to August / for skilled me-
chanics.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

r. 1891 Harding Sc ozenil pojav manzelku dceru
Amoe Knga nejbohatsho obchodnka maste pres sill
oppoc rodicd kefi shatku tom neche ami syseti
Cd te chvle stest Hardngoyo obrato dix jeho
ktera pomahala Administered casopsu zlskala vel
kou zasuhu jeho rozsifeni doby prime
Marion Star" podrze 81 Harding al do nedavna, kdy
il prodal spolecnosti podrzev 81 pouze mensf zajem.
Vede novnarstvi vsimal 81 Harding bedlva potiky
Byl zvolen stnm senatorem pozdei msoguvenerem Oha
navrzen rad guvernera 1870 avsak porazen byl
Judsonem Harmonem 1914 navrzen by rad sena-
ora Spoenych zvolen tomto souz az do sveho
navrzen presdenta 1920 kdy by zvolen presidene
Spojenych Satd ohromnou vetsnou obdrzv 163S914 ha
ST. pro 9,142438 vrzenym Jamese NJ Coke, Dayton
TO-. demokratckeho kandidata.
Nastolen byl velmi jednoduchych obfadu d. brezna
1921 tax ze slouz ako president diva roxy pet mesic
Manzele Hardngov nemel zadnych ditek. nebzsich p
buznyh vede vdovy Florence Hardngove bratr
prez presdenta jeho, George T. Harding enz dosu
|provozuje lekafskou prax Marion, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
srRzllI !. !
Pfitel ditek.
Vecer ma navsi mluvilo s

Vecer ma navsi mluvilo Sc
o byvalem cisare KarlOvi. Ka-
zdy mu nadaval, jen jista pa
nj Sc no zastavala.
- At 81 byl, jaky byl, pravi
la, ale mel dobre srdce = deti
miloval. Hned vam to dok&zi.'
Jednou videti jsem vlastnlma
ocima, jak 81 pred domkem
hral maly hosik. v tom sc pri-..
blizil tamhle Cd rybnicka "a.
vreny automobil, n6ho vysko
Gil cisar Karel - dobfe jsem
no poznala - uchopil hosika,
posadil 81 no do auta a kdyz
Sc IS MIN pomazlil polaskal,
privezl no Ease pred chalupu,
dal chlapeckovi korunu a ode
jel
- 10, pomazlil a polaskal-
- prerusil vypravovani stary
invalida. Vsak jsem ten vyjev
taky videl a reknu vam, jak to.
bylo: Karel jel z Die noe
nj pitky a nebylo mu dobre.
Pofad mu n6co schazelo. V
tom spatril z automobile hosi-
ka, ktery drzel v ruce kyselou
|okurku. Vyskocil z auta, ucho-
pill chlapce, pdsadil no vedle.
|sebe do zavreneho vozu, wal
mu tn kyselou okurku, sned1
,ji, sprawl 81 chut', pax dal no
sikovi korunu a odvezl no -zp6t.
TAX mi to vypravoval sofer
Itak to bylo!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
VEREJNY KONCERT HASIC.
SKE kAPELY v COR
DON PARKU.

Ultra v sobotu hrati bude
hudebni sbor hasicakehO de-
partmentu v Gordon parku.
Lidovy koncert zapocne o treti
hcdine odpoledne a potrva ce-
le dve hodiny. Ma programu
jsou skladby komponistu anne
ric'kych, anglickych, italskych
a nemeckycn porad zakon-
cen bude americkou hymnou
Star Spangled Banner, kterou
predchazeti bude narodni Soul
suv pochod "Star and Stripes
Forever
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
Bratislavske podniky Ia.
mestnavaji vetsinOu CHI pri.

luCol1l0NoJi vCASs1iOu SAAA PAA
slusniky. V kruzich ceskoslo-
venskeho uredhictva Brati-
slave byla zahajena akce, SINE
rujici k tomu, ably povoleni k
pobytu nasi republice, udele
ne cizim prislusnikum, nebylo
bez nalehave potreby prodlu-
zovano. V Bratislave jest mno-
no soukromych uredniku pfi
slusnosti ceskoslovenskou bez
mista. Jest tudiz samozrejmo,
re povolovani pobytu ufedni-
kun pfislusnym do Mad arska
zvySuje nezamestnanost ma
sich pfislusnikd. - Rada bra
tislavskych nemeckych a ma
d'arskych firem zamestnava
nejradeji prislusniky CHI. Je-
dna pojist' ovna v Bratislave "a
mestnava mezi 40 uredniky
pouze 7 nasich prislusniku. Po
dobne jsou pomery skoro We
vsech ostatnich pojist'oynach
bratislavskych. Akce. smeru-
jici proti favorisovani cizich
pfislusnikI ma Slovensku, pri-
chazi tudiz opravdu yeas.
z pozari ma venkove. Dne
II. t. m. pIl treti hodin6 Wy
pukl pozar Susici, jemuz Ia
obet' padlo osm staveni a do
mi. Teprve 5. hod. odpol. po-
dafilo Sc ohen omeziti ma "a
chvacena staveni. Tricet rodin
pri tomto nestesti pozbylo pri-
stresi. Pri pozaru doslo take k
|nehodam. Obuvnik Jan Koci,
spadnuv Sc strechy, utrpel ne
kolik zraneni, mimo to pfi ha-
semi pozaru popalil Sc mallf A.
Danes.
AutomObilove nestesti Ia
kopanem. DIE doslych zprav
re Zakopaneho v Tatrach, sri
til Sc tam do reky Belky pre-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
VDOVA PO POPRAVENEM
BENICNOVI VYVRACf
ZPRAVU O ZAMYSLE-
MEM SNATKU.

Pi. Marie Benignova. 1901
Scovill ave. vcera prohlasila,
re zprava jejim snatku S
bratrem jejfo. v Columbus
pred rokem popraven6ho mu-
re Dominika Benigna, Tomem
Sc zaklada ma nedorozumeni.
Svatba sc mela konati die po-
slednl vile manzela jiz V me-
sici rlinu. Benignova pravi,
re Zije rodici zcela spokoje-
ne a re o nejakych vdavkach
dosud mic nevi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
CALVIN COOLIDGE PRESDENTEM.
DIE USTAVY URAD PRECHAZi
AUTOMATICKY MA NEHO.
JEST TRICATYM PRESIDENTEM SPOJENYCH STA
TT; DNES v NOCI SLOzIL PRfSAHU.

kava Sc s jistotou, ze p. Coo
lidge podrzi 81 p. Hardinguv
kabinet.
Mezitim co president Hard
ing lezel nemocen San Fran
cisku, mistopresident Sc svoji
rodinou travil prazdniny v Ply
mouth, VT, u sveho otce, Johna
Coolidge. Mel v timyslu vratiti
sc do sveho domova v North
ampton, Mass, ku konci IT,
dne.
Plymouth jest mala vesnicka,
IS jedinym telefonnim dratem,
jenz vede do obchodu Sc smi-
senym zbozim. Tam mistopre-
lsident obdrzel prvni zpravu o
smrti presidentove.
Calvin Coolidge narodil Sc
ma den neodvislosti, r. 1872, v
Plymouth, vt. Pochazi z puri.
tanskych pfedkI, ktefi .se usa-
dill We Watertown, Mass, Y
1850 a d9tstvf Me ztravil ma
otcove farm6 v Zelenych no
rach. v 1891 vstoupil ma Am.
he1,st College, odkud graduo-
val vyznamenanfm 1895,
Pc te odstehoval sc do North.
ampton a jal Sc studovati pra-
va v advokatske kancelari fir
my Hammond and Field. Prvni
verejny TRAD, ktery zastaval
byl omen radniho. TAX zvolen
byl mestskym pravnikem, po-
zd6ji mayorem, statnim poslan
Gem, statnlm senatOrem, mi
stoguvernerem a konecne gu
vernerem statu Massachusetts.
V tomto trade upoutal ma sebe
pozornost cele zeme, kdyz ze-
leznou rukou potlacil stavku
policistd v Bostone. To mu tez
ziskalo nominaci "a mistopre-
sidenta v narodni republican,
ske konvenci.
Coolidge neni Zamoznym
muzem a kdyz byl navrzen "a
mistopresidenta, nevlastnil ami
automobile. Tehdy pi. Coolid-
ge-ova projevila nadeji, re
"snad budou 81 moci koupiti
Ford brzy".
Manzele Coolidge-ovi mali
dve ditky, chlapce, a pi. Coolid-
ge-ova, ackoli Jest zenou vide
lanou, vystudovavsi kollej, nej
rad6ji 81 hledi domacnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
FRANCUv MONOLOC.


Ucty, poslednf uz
vymizela trocha.,
z porotniho salu
vyndana ma socha.
Ke Spravedlnosti
nemival jsem uctu.
Prec sc korilo mne
lidi mnoho tuctd.
NemcIm pomahal jsem,
by mne nell v srdci.
Oltar Vilemovi
vztycili v mem, krtci.
Ia pomoc jsem cd Mich
malo vdeku ziskal.
Poslez jsem jen tancil,
,jak mi Vilem piskal.
Po te velke vojne
pfisly konce divine:
Pri vzpomince ma mne -
kazdy rad 81 plivne 49,.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
Lebka sv. Vojtscha We Hvf

Lebka sv. VojtScha We Hvk.
zns uloupena : klenoty. z
Varsavy, Is. cervence. Do k&-
tedraly v Hn6zdne ,vloupali. sc
neznami pachatele a uloupni
cirkevni klenoty v hodnot6 ne
kolika miliard. Mimo jine o@ne
sli vzacny zlaty relikviaf s leb
kou sv. Vojtecha. Podle zane
chanych stop pouzili zlod6ji ia
ke automObilu. -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

devcirem vecer autobus W.
letniky poblize ceskoalOven-
skych hranic u javorinskeho
mostu. Pri nestesti tomto pri-
sly o zivot ctyri osoby, mezi
nimiz jisty podplukovnik pol
ske armady, mimo to byly tri o
soby zraneny tezce a sedm leh-
ce.
Hynaisova opona zIstane v
Mar. divadle. Nektere. listy pri-
nesly nedavno zpravu, re fedi-
telstvi Mar. divadla v Praze ma
bidlo Moderni galerii pamat-
ku, Hynaisovu oponu, liz by
v pripade odmitnuti dalo stoci
I'll uloziti v divadle. Narodni
divadlo upravuje a pfestavuje
jeviste a phi tom vznikla oba.
wa, re by opona mohla byti po-
skozena. Pri presnem prozkou
mani zamyslenych oprav uka.
zalo Sc, re Hynaisove opone ne
hrozi nebezpeci a proto zIsta.
ne v divadle, jehoz soucasti je
liz ode davna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

Farar: "Vy jste tedy prisel,
Bouchale,, dnes sc svou nasta-
vajici ma katechismus. A jest
Ii pax sc mate radi?" - Ze-
mich: ."Ponizen6 prosim, az je
to hanba povidat!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

Text slibu, jak predepsan jest
1stavou, byl mu telefonovan z
Bileho Domu. Dnes rano p.
Coolidge odejel do Rutledge,
VT, kde vsedne do vlaku v
9:3O dopoledne a odjede pfi-
|mo do Wasningtonu.
Washington, g. srpna. Smrti
presidenta Hardinga, mistopre
sident Calvin Coolidge z Mas
|sachusetts, nastupuje die usta-
Ivy ma jeho mfsto a jest sestym
misrepresentation, jenz tfmto
IzpGsobem stal sc hlavou naro-
da. v minulosti zmena takova
|nebyla provazena zadnymi O.
kazalymi obrady.
We Washingtone,. predpokla-
da Sc. dnes vecer, ,ze Calvin
Coolidge, tricaty president Spo
.ienych Stata, behem nekolika
hodin slozi prisahu pred We
rejnym notarem neb jinou oso-
bou splnomocnenou pfijimati
prisaIhu, v mlstev Novo- -Angli-
cku, kde travf prazdniny, lee
by odejel ihned do Washingto-
nu a slozil pfisahu pred nekte-
rym clenem nejvyssiho tribu-
|nalu v zemi.
Nenf zadne prestavky We via
|de. Smrti p. Hardingovou jeho
|povinnosti prechazeji na p.
Coolidge a dix proziravosti pr
vne zmineneho jest pro ne do
bfe pfipraven, lepe nez ktery-
koli mistopresident v historii.
Ma zadost presidenta Hardin
|ga, mfstopresident Coolidge s1
castnil se vSech schdzl kabine-
tn a jest tudiz zasvecen do
vsech zahranicnfch domacich
|problemd.
Nenf pritomn6 zadneho mi
stopresiden enta. Prozatlmni pred
seda senatu, senator Albert B..
Cummins 2 Iowy, stava Sc pred
sedajicim 1rednfkem onoho te-
|lesa, cimz nastupuje po misto-
presidentovi v jeho Legislative
Mich povinnostech. President
ska posloupnost pfechazi dale
ma premiera kabinetu, sekreta-
re statu C. E. Hughese.
Pc nem pfichazl ,postupne Sc
kretar pokladny, pax gener.
navlad. a ostatni clelnove kabi-
netu die jejich seniority. Zako-
mem stanovena jest posloup-
most, kdyby president misto-
! president pro nejakou pflci-
nu nemohli zastavati Trad.
Zm6na We Wade nasledkem
|nastoupenf mfstopresidenta
Coolidge ma mlsto p. Hardingo
vo, mize zasahnouti do ka-
binetu. V nekterych kruzich
panuje minenf, ze cely kabinet
poda resignaci novemu presi-
dentovi, avsak stane-li Sc to, ne
budou resignace pfijaty. Ocer
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
BULLETIN.

Washington, 3. srpna. -
Calvin Coolidge slozil prfsahu
jako president Spojenych Sta
til v Plymouth, VT, We 2:47
dnes v noci. Novy president
byl zapfisahnut svym otcem,
jenz jest verejnym notarem a
v jehoz dome dlel navstevou.
Text slibu, jak predepsan jest
1stavou, byl mu telefonovan z
Bileho Domu. Dnes rano p.
Coolidge odejel do Rutledge,
VT, kde vsedne do vlaku v
$3.50 dopoledne a odjede pfl-
mo do Wasningtonu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14
FINANCIAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-Msn with S1.5O0 cash and his service with guaranteed salary of S200 per month to start and increase in salary as soon as he knows the business; prefer man with office experience.
 Large rooming house with all rooms taken; owner leaving city wishes to sell furnishings and lease at sacrifice; in walking distance to city: income S21O per month; rent SIS; elegantly fur nished; nothing to do except to come in and hang up your hat and go 10 making money. Price SLIGO cash.
 The best retail grocery and soft drink stand in Birmingham owner has to sell on account of wife's health; is willing to make sacri- flee to get away quick has nice living rooms attached doing busi- ness of about s2 2500 per month. See MT. Stanley. with SHOOK & CHISENHALL Real Estate, Insurance and Busi-
 ness Exchange.
 1o4 N. FIST ST. MAIN S5ss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAL 55

OFFICE WORK WANTED-Expert and
 accurate in figures; write legible hand college education; experience in bookkeep- ing department Carnegie Steel company. Baltimore; absolutely necessary to have employment and will begin at nominal salary Call Main 4926-J. OFFICE POSITION WANTED-By lady
 experienced in general office work or filing can use typewriter. G-20, care Age Herald,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14

NEW BUICK SIX-This Sear's model, mechanically actually bet ter than new; $200 in extra equip- ment; appearance unmarred; will sell on terms to reliable party;' splendid value at my price. Cali Main 3163-W.
 REQ "s"-Good scondition Throughout;
 cheap: terms; or will consider trade va cant lot. Call Main 47s7; evening. Main LATE MODEL OvERLAND-Touring car,
 5 good tires $a26. Call Eady, Ensley 12x2.
 USED CARs--If US used car bargaiu
 you want. we have 1t. Pryor Motor Co,
 lnsfs ,''-' >f Main ?77.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14

STOCK ALESMEN-Attention! re
 sale on good live industry in south Carolina with over one and half tr9e as sets sale authorized by original stock holders. direct leads furnished; three per sonal references required Write for fur ther information. inclosng your refer ences. Broker, 2712 Wheat St. Colum- bia $ C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14

I WANT 2 AMBITIOUS men for permanent posi- tions to sell coffee to housewives. Plenty of room for advancement to workers. Guaranteed sal ary to producers. Apply J. l.. Griggs, 1423 8th Ave. before 8 a. m. Monday. No interviews after that hour.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14
FINANCIAL

FOR SALE-One stock fur
 niture, with nice lease ac- count; l acre land with 3-room dwelling, garage, good gar den and small orchard on it. Call on or write s. w. Bonds, Ragland, Ala. There are 1 ce- ment plant, 1 brick yard, l heading mill, all working full time, at Ragland.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14

RENT NEW FORD-Drive 1t yourseIf Pay by the mile; insurance and road service. Drive IL Yourself Co.,. l70l I'd Ave. Main 177.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14

ALESM EN--You can make s150 per week
 with our line. Write us. Iowa Novelty o.. Bever Bldg. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14
SUNDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1928
"BLIND ADS"

In order to make it easier to reply to a blind" or keyed" advertisement, The Age-Herald will accept replies over the tele- phone and place the memoran- dunn in the advertisers answer box.
 If you wish to answer an ad- vertisement in this way, simply phone Main 4900 and ask for Classified Department. Give the young lady the message you wish delivered to the advertiser and she will do the rest. Simple enough, eh?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14

SPRINKLER FITTERS-Wanted: An old and established sprinkler company will be able to place number of experienced filters on large contracts at once. Unusually fine opportunity offered men of ex- perience. In applying state fully past experience and employers. Ap ply box No. 200, care Age-Herald. BOYS WANTED-At once two
 large boys living in West End to carry The Age-Herald: This work will not interfere with your school hours, and is good chance to make some extra money. Apply Monday morning to J. H. Britain, Circulation Department, The Age- Herald.
 WE need an industrious. reputable lady
 or gentleman to sell the genuine J. K. Watkins products in Birmingham; few good territories also open in other nearby cities; the nationally advertised Watkins products have been known and used since ls6S don't accept any other offer until YOU get our proposition--it's different; full particulars and samples are free; write today. J. K. Watkins Co., Dept. 93, Memphis Tenn,
 MEN OR WOMEN-Addressing envelopes,
 copying letters, mailing circulars, at home; ali or spare time. Work may be handwritten or typewritten Big weekly income for honest, sincere persons as local correspondents; experience unnecessary. International Exchange Corp. Dept. lo1K. S94l Commercial Ave, Chicago.
 WANTED--.Men, learn parger trade tui-
 tion s25; haircut, 25c; shave, lOc. Free
 haircut and shave Tn rear room. Stu
 dents can earn more than tuttIon 1T they
 learn at Davis Barber College. 121 h
 N. 2lst St.
 POSITION open for young white man at
 filling station, must be honest and sober and must have lived here long as years Answer only with reference en- closed. L-20, Age Herald.
 STENOGRAPHERS Wanted. 1 male stenographer. also one male typist. Apply at once. 62a Empire Bldg
 live man to sell auto
 tires on commission. Apply Mon day, 1907 1st Ave.
 REPRESENTATIVE wanted; all or part
 time; advance on sales leads furnished; outfit free; s35 to s100 weekly. Neosho Nurseries Co.,. Dept. AL-1s. Neosho, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14
LABOR WANTED

Experienced sawmill labor. white or black; wages s2.50 day and up; 10 hours work pay every Lumber Co, Inc. Fayette. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14
EMPLOYMENT
sALEsMEN WANTED

ings large to capable party. Repeats very pleasing. Alabama open. Tay- Tor Wine Co.,, 525 Atlanta Trust Co. Bldg, South Atlantic headquar- ters.