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Evening star., 1923-12-30
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

BUSINESS POSITIONS-Free registration.
Washington Employment Exchange; oper9ted
for the public by the Washington School for
Secretaries 1419 f st. NV.
COOK, $50; chambermaid- mattresses, $50;
general workers, $50; also nurse, $50; go
nights: cook and chambermaid work together;
help needed white and colored. Christian
woman's Exchange, 1701 11th NV.
COOKS, thirty, colored, wanted; fve colored
hcusemen. Fullers Exchange, III 10Th 81.
West 20S9. 81
GENERAL houseworkers, Mattresses, walters,
dishwashers, porters. 1884 You st.
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SHOE AN-Experienced to manage one Of
The leading departments in this city; one with
previous managerial experience preferred: must
well recommended; UNUSUAL opportunity
for the right man. Address Box 83-S, Star
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANIEU-SALES
CANvAssERs--Also agents and street mems
latest. best, cheapest supplies. Patten Prod
ucts. 215 Jenifer bldg. 404 7th.
INSURANCE SOLICITONS-IOod oppor .unlty
1877 18th. Main 14l4.
MAKE $40 WEEKLY IN SPARE TIME-Sell
what the public Yants--long distance radio re-
eeiving sets: two sales weekly pay $40 profit !:
Colorado made ses5 in one month; representa-
tves wanted at once: this plan is sweeping
the country; write today, giving name OF your
county. Ozarka. S35 West Washington boule-
ward, Chicago.
MEN-Five. high class. to represent in wash
ington nationally advertised product; men
must have car. For appointment call Mr.. An
derson. West 2621.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experienced. to
represent OwnerAand builder; permanent con-
nection. for the right man. Room 210, 907
SALESMAN by a reliable and established real
estate office, to sell close-in d. C. lots; good
opportunity for man willing to devote. entire
time. Address In confidence, Box 2S5-P, Star
Office
SALESMAN to handle fast-sellng quality tools |;
best on market; most reasonable and adver-
real opportunity for progressive man; main or
side line; good commission. Write confiden-
TALLY. Mr.. GeIlman, Rock Island. III.
SALESMAN--Ik this advertisement should at
make good money and is qualified to sell an
Office device of high order, he can find prompt
employment by applying at Room 625 Albee
bldg
sALESMEN-Two (2) hnstlers to sell the most
popular priced the market. We want
men who are accustomed to making good
money. The prospects We have will start you
on your way toward big earnings. s. & G..
Motor Co., 1918 Wisconsin ave. 1s
SALESMEN-251o commission: new proposi-
| ton; quick seller: good opportunity for side
line specially statesmen; no waiting for ac-
counts to be collected; 25To commission paid
same day we enter orders. Write for free
bat vNla f.,lIH L..
formation territory limited Garnet Carter
Co. Sales Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn
Statesmen (3l to take orders for Singer sew
man can make from $35 to $65 per week by
working s hours per day. Apply $50 am
s15 7th ST. NV. 81
SALESAfEN.-Inexperienc or experienced;
city or travelling; write for free book. Mod
ern Salesmanship': big demand for men: earn
So 800 to $4,000 yearly. Address National
Salesmen's Tr. Assn, Dept. 323, Chicago.
SALESMEN-Sell. something everybody must
have Tread this line over again and note that
We said mustl. 1t is unique U. 8. protected
article, a positive necessity because Of gov
ernment ruling, with yearly repeat, exclusive
ly owned and controlled by US; IL you are an
order-taker you should make $40 to $50 a day {:
il you are an ambitious salesman you win
clear upward of $40 per day; most desirable
connection with future for those who qualify
jerome Laadt. Pres. s. Dearborn. Chica go.s
Statesmen = Experienced collection agency
men for road on new feature bonded contract;
no collection, no charge; fill commission paid
ON receipt Of business Should make $3.50
weekly. National Adjusting Assn., 81 w.
fan buren, Koom 460s Ck1cAge.
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SALESMEN-We need a high-class man to
become agency manager qualified
Hr@, 30 to A.: travelling necessary; business
vii; appeal TO any man who desires to live
np the highest ideals of honesty and intea-
rity. Apply Mr.. Cole. 307 Metropolitan Bank
bldg. opposite Treasury
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GARAGE-Will lease TO responsible party for
long term years, 300-car pacity modern ga
rage; splendid location: immediate occupancy
Address Rox l01-S. Star otfice
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rRINTER. good job composition with
knowledge of platens, will be given chance
10 buy interest in three-press shop: best sec
tion of city; splendid opening for young man;
no capital. Address Box 24I-S. Star Office,
giving full details
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GARAGE AND PAINT SHOP-Good business
good location; will sell for half cost of stock
low rent: will sell at a bargain. Address
Box 223-S Star office
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CAFETERIA and lunch: located busy downtown
section; very large place; doing big business
completely equipped: long lease price. So, 500
small cash payment; bal. terms; genuine sac
rihce. Address Box 1878, Star offee.
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GROCERY-Estabiished half century; handiins
fancy, dry groceries, with select wealthy ellen
tele; must sacrifice; make offer. Address Box
1873 star office
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$150-GNcery aud rooms: rent, $40; gpt,
corner: good business; a bargsin.
81 .000-Grocery and 9 rooms: rent, $40; wei
stocked and doing good business.
81 ,100-key grocery and 4 rooms; rent, Sit
good corner; $500 per week.
81, ,O00--Grocery and rooms; rent. $40.
s400-Confect. aud rooms; rent, $40; mex
door to school; good business.
$750-Confect. and rooms; rent, 500
$550-Confect.; good section; good trade.
S600-Oonfect. and rooms rent, S2J.
5000 fConfect. and delicstessen; rent, $50,
H,O00-Confect. and delicatessen; a bargai
81, 2,0O0-Confect. and 8 rooms; rent, SEQ.
s250-Auto repair shop and cars and good
lot of tools; rent, $40.
$550-Auto repair shop, 16 cars.
S7O0-Near-beer and lunch; rent, $50.
81 10O0-Near-beer and II rooms
A,OOo-Hotel, % rooms; rent, $I25.
$2,500-Tearoom and 8 rooms, furnished.
7 $250-Fruit and shoe shine stand.
$700-Cigar and news stand; rent. $50.
$700-Lunch; good business; cheap rent. re,
S950-Lunch: good stand; competit 81
S650-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent, $50:
good location. good income; easy terms
{ II. M.tTRTIS NAN se4.. MAIN ss.t.
1le Machinists' bldg, 9th 4 Mass. aye.-as
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CAFE in heart OF 11th and ST. shopping
district; low rent; very reasonable IL sold
Immediately. Address Box 1875, Star Office
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Washington or vicinity, will be included in an
organization manager; $40 per week to
start, with the opportunity to earn at least
S3. 600 per year; particulars of experience and
u8liica tions required. Investment required.
For interview address Box zoos. Star office.
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SAIESMtN-I want a man of pleasant per-
sonslity and good education, 25 years over,
with ambition enough to- earn at least SIS
prr week; opportunity for rapid promotion
MI Roop, 1Oa 1So2 T. N "a
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| CIGAR and newsstand; located lobby large
downtown office bldg: splendid opportunity :.
| price, 5000, Address Box 1868. Star office
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REPRESENTATIVE in each community TO
take subscriptions on our special offer; very
liberal commission paid at time sale; You
can make So TO s. an hour in spare time.
Write for free outfit Popular Mechanics
Napaznp East Ontario Chicago
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Statesmen to join crew starting Jan. Q to
work south: also with car
fall Sunday aud Monday. 9a1 18th ST.. Room
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ENCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for white lady
who knows something about tailoring repairs
will need about $1,000. Address Box f20-S.
Star office. 1s
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HA, $3.50 TO s5.OO0-Fair salesman. hard
/; worker; want something to make honest bread
Address Box IBIS, Star office
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FOR SALE-BUwling and pocket Billiard par
lor; old established very low rent, long lease.
doing $500 month business; could do twice this
amount if owned by hustler who understands
the business: 81, 500 cash s., 500 down and
$500 in notes. This is real, opportunity
Roy off
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WANTED-A JOB!
To You, Mister Employer. this appeal is
made I'm a man, full of ambition but know
no regular trade I'm white. my age is IS
I'm neat, quick and think, II me You would
hire, or interview. please give my phone a
clink. North 1010s. Referencest Yes.
PHARMACIST-Relief; alter
nate nights and Sundays. Call
Frank, Main 57O4-Potomac 1915.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
Hair Glory One minute a day gave it to me
 By Edna Wallace Hopper

My hair is my greatest glory. It grows finer every year. I have never had falling hair or dandruff, never a touch of gray. Mine is grandmother's age, yet countless girls who see me on the stage and elsewhere, envy my lux uriant hair.
 So with mother. She died at the age of 57 with hair like mine today. So with many friends who use my method. They have beautiful hair, and it does not lose it's color.
 l am convinced that millions, in my way, can multiply the beauty of their hair. And l have arranged to bring that method to them.
 A French formula
 My mother and I, many years ago, found this formula in France. It had been developed by experts whose whole lives had been devoted to hair study.
 One factor in it combats hardened oil and dandruff, the great enemies of hair. They stifle the hair roots, check hair growth, choke the supply of pig ment which gives hair its color.
 Other factors stimulate and fertilize she scalp. Hair thrives on such scalp, as flowers will thrive in clean and well-kept garden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
BANKERS TO INSPECT
 POWER CO.'S HOLDINGS
Gorgas, Lock 12, Mitchell Dam And Industrial District To Be Visited

Twenty eight bankers represent ing many of the northern cities, ar rived in Birmingham Thursday night, coming as the guests of the Alabama Power company for a two day in spection of the holdings of the com pany in the district.
 Friday morning at II o'clock the party will go to Gorgas plant by a special train. which has been pre- pared to care for the visitors. A trip over Birmingham visiting the indus trial section is on the program for Saturday morning. During the aft -ernoon the party will make an in spection of Lock f2 and Mitchell dam.
 Cherokee and Tallassee dams will 'be viewed Sunday morning. During the afternoon the entire party will leave for Montgomery, where they will be shown over the operations of the company there.
 Bankers and financiers who will be the guests of the power company represent New York, Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago. Pittsburg, Jackson vile and New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
COMMITTEES TOLD ID BEEN PROGRAM
Finance Group For Festival During Week Of Oct. 29
 Reports FavorabIy

Entertainment, decoration, adver- Using and fashion show committees of the Birmingham fall festival and industrial exhibit Thursday were au- thorized to proceed with their pro- grams on the complete original plans, following additional, but, in- complete, reports from the finance committee indicating that funds for the week would be sufficient to fur even more elaborate proportions than was at first thought possible.
 Merchants and manufacturers, who will make exhibits during the week, are urged to communicate at once with o. L. Bum, secretary manager of the Chamber ofaCommeree, to as- sure adequate display space. Addi- Htiopals ma mes of exhibitors are being dafiy received, and splendid co-op- eration is reported from retail mem befs of the Chamber of Commerce who are donating liberal space for the displays.
 Intense interest and approval was manifested following the announce 'ment that decorations for the. week would be arranged as to duplicate a fall harvest scene. an original and novel plan which is expected in it. self to attract hundreds of visitors to the city.
 Favorable replies from heads of railroads entering Birmingham, granting reduced rates for the oc- caslon, are expected daily. Enter taInment features, parades, music and other events, combined with spe- clally arranged events for the con- Vention of the Southeastern Adver- Using clubs in Birmingham at the same time, beginning October 2S, are expected to make the Birmingham fall festival and industrial exhibit he most complete and interesting affair of the kind ever held in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
COUNTY WILL LIST Al NE w TEACHERS
Tarrant City School Enroll ment Doubles During The
 Year, Baker Says

The new list of teachers in the Jefferson county schools will be ready for distribution soon, said Superintendent of Schools N. R. Baker Thursday. pr. Baker added that the 1923-24 list would contain 763 names, including 200 negro teachers. an increase of 41 over last year.
 Brighton school is a part of the Jefferson county system this year. Dr. Baker pointed out, and this is resposible form 22 of the new teach CTS.
 Tarrant City shows the largest in- crease in registration this year, 500 as compared with 25O last year. A double session is necessary pending the completion of a new addition.
 Two new schools have been cre- ated, Praco and P. M McNeill schools. The later is taking care of pupils from the Pipe Shops district, west of Bessemer and has an en- rOllment of 25O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
One minute a day

I call this formula my Hair Youth. I apply it daily with an eye dropper, directly to the scalp. Just enough to dampen the scalp. It takes but a mo- ment, and this method does not muss the hair.
 You have never known anything so effective, yet it is harmless. It does not affect the hairs color, natural or artificial. It's whole effect is on the scalp and the roots which lie therein.
 Hair Youth is sold under guarantee. If the first bottle fails to delight you, your dealer will return it's price. So ask you to try it at my risk. Learn what it did for me and mine, and you will reap rich rewards.
 Edna Wallace Hopper's Hair Youth is supplied by all druggists and toilet counters. Price, soc and $1 with eye dropper. Also my Youth Cream, with two fruits in it. My Facial Youth my famous liquid cleanser. And my White Youth Clay-the last word in facial clay. My Beauty Book comes with each.
 My Hair Youth will lead you to want my other helps, think. And they are all now at your call. Edna Wallace Hopper. Business address, Waukesha, Wis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
List Of Entrants Will Be Pub- Iished In A Few Days. The Territory Has
 Been Divided

Let's go--let's go riding-let's go joy riding-let's go joy riding in one of the If big motor cars and let The Age-Herald pay the bills.
 Let's go away to the land of pleasure-let's whisk out away from the city to the land of em- braeing breezes and view natures handiwork.
 Let's go-but. first let's enter The Age -Herald's $22,0OO Help Yourself Club. Let's get a lot of votes by clipping the compliment tary vote coupons which appear in each issue of The Age Herald. Let's get many other votes by se- curing subscription payments.
 A snip with the shears around the entry blank, which will be found in this issue, followed by sending or bringing to the Help Yourself Manager, is the first step. Bring us your entry blank in person, if possible, and let us explain in detail the unique plan under which the club is being conducted. All necessary forms and blanks will be supplied free of charge to all entering. Ev- eryone entering will have an equal opportunity of winning. When you realize the wonderful opportunity that. confronts you to share in so much in return for so little, you will send in the entry blank today provided you have not already done 50.
 70 O O
 List Will He Published Soon.
 The first list of early entrants in tile club will be printed in a few days. See that. your name is in the first list so that your frihn6S will lxrnxu tthat won
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
EAST LAKE IS TO FIGHT
 PARKING OF AVENUE
Civic Association Formed At En-
 thusiastic Meeting Thursday

The East Lake Civic association was formed Thursday night at an enthu- siastic meeting held at the city hall in East Lake and the first subject to which the organization will devote it's attention is opposition to the park ing of First avenue. A number of other subjects are to be taken up for solution but Thursday nights meet : ing was devoted largely to discussion of plans to prevent parking of the avenue.
 Officers chosen by the new organ ization are: J. l.. Powell, president; R. B. Rogers, vice president; John N. Vincent, secretary; executive commit tee, Chapel Cory, chairman; pr. w. E. Prescott, Dr. J. c. Smith, J. L. Lilies and Armstrong Cory.
 The next meeting of the association will be held at the East Lake city hall, Friday evening, October 19.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
TUTWILER IS TO FIGHT APPRAISED VALUATION
owner Of Proposed Court House Site Property Said To Ask SIPS. .0An

Maj. sE. M. Tutwiier, owner of q portion of the site desired for the new court house, is expected to appea1 to the circuit court against the es- timated value of $9o.00O. set several days ago by an appraisal commit tee appointed by Judge J. P. Stiles.
 It is understood that Major Tut wiier willt attempt to get an award of $125,000 for the site. Judge Stiles announced Thursday afternoon that an appeal could not be made until after condemnation proceedings have been started and money paid
 Every member of the board of rev enue, which accepted the award Tuesday, stated that 5000 was too much for the county to pay for the property. A motion was even made to accept 1t with the provision that 1t might be reconsidered later.
 Board members do not conceal their opposition to any thought of in icreasing this amount. From pres ent indications, it is apparent that a long period of discussion and court action is in line
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
VISIT FAIRFIELD WORKS

Max F. Mellon. J. Miles 4Sprague, George H. AIillar and others at tached to the Fairfield works of the
 Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company piloted members of the Xii wanis club through the works Thurs- day afternoon. Unfortunately all of the clug could not go, it being a steel plant pay day in Ensley. Those who did go were given rare opportunity of seeing the vast operations at Fair
 field, and the merchants, physicians and others were deeply Impressed with the magnitude of the operation.
 The trip was the first one afforded local residents in some time to go through the Fairfield works and tkey grasped the opportunity pre- sented. MT. Mellon and his asso- ciates pointed out the many features of operations thereto perhaps a more interested body as ever went through the shops. Yt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12

The club vii be short, closing in nine weeks from the day the first list is published. We are hoping to publish these names in a very few days.
 How To Secure Votes.
 There are two ways of securing votes. One way Is by clipping the ten vote coupon from each is- sue of The Age-Herald, the other and more rapid way is by getting your friends to make payments upon their subscriptions. It makes no difference whether or not the person Is now taking our paper, as votes are allowed for old sub scriptions as well as payments from new subscribers. Under the plar. of the, club, mo.e votes are given during the early period than will be given during the fol- lowing periods. Cash Comm issiOns.
 In order that all who partici- pate and all members be re- warded in proportion to the ef- forts they put forth, a cash com mission of 10 per cent will be paid to all who fail to win one of the 34 awards, provided they se- cure $50 or more in subscription payments.
 Send your name today and have it appear with the first list of entries, and share in this won- derful array of automobiles and cash. You can't finish if you do not start. Watching and waiting r1-n 1aa f.f one of these fine cars. Action is necessary. Dot put it off. Ad- wise the club manager today that you are going to start. A start Is one-half the battle in any proposition.
 The office of the club manager is on the fifth floor of The Age Herald building. It Is open from a. m., to D. m. If you cannot come in the day time, come in the evening. Phone Main 4900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

I. H. Mccoy. 2s, and Miss Mary Agnes Robinson, 23.
 Antonia Oddo, 2s. and Miss Frances Lucea, 19.
 James Lasane, 1s. and Miss Lula May Cardin, 21 II. B. Hersch. S1, and Miss Theroa Tay- Tor. 22. '
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
PAY DAY BRISK

The steel plant pay day Thursday, which caused volume of money to begin circulation in Ensley was one Of the best that has been experienced here in some time, according to the statements of various merchants. The Bank of Ensley and Bank of Ala baima were open from 4:3O to o'clock to take care of the employees and their checks. The two banks were crowded to the doors during their open hours and likewise the mercantile interests of the city were busy with buyers. Pay days at various operations this week indicate that activities at the steel plant and other local operations were never better than at this time.
 CLASS BANQUET
 The Brotherhood class and the Matrons class of the Ensley High
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
BIBLE CLAss HOSTS

The Ensley Highlands Bible class was host Thursday nignt to a Simi- lar class from the Ensley Highlands Methodist church at the class room of the former organization. 3The' af- fains was a get-toge ether, informal meeting, which brought into contact d large number of business men that There was an interesting program provided for the evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
THERE ARE TO BE NO LOSERS
Among The Candidates Who Enter The "Hep Yourself Club"

going to take an active part, and will not give their subscriptions to other members.
 o O O The Awards.
 One $3,390 Cadillac Touring car. One S3,07S Peerless Touring car. One S1,S95 Rickenbacker.
 One $1,695 Chandler.
 One $1,248 Oldsmobile Touring car.
 One s1,235 oakland Sport Model. One $1,215 Studebaker Light six Touring car.
 One $1,215 Durant Sport Model. One $1,1O5 Maxwell specia Sport
 Five $5s5 overland Touring cars. Five cash awards of s2Oo.
 Five cash awards of S100. Five cash awards of $6O.
 Five cash awards of $40.
 This makes a total of 34 awards, consisting of automobiles and cash to be awarded by The Age-Herald at the close of the club. Everyone is privileged to enter the club and share in these awards. excepting the employees of The Age-Herald and their familiese
 O O O Territory Divided.
 The territory covered by The Age-Herald has been divided into five districts and a complete set of awards consisting of ten auto mobiles and s2,00O intcash are. set aside as district awards. Four automobiles are to be given as capital prizes, free-for-all, for all the districts. Each member is as- sured that a complete set of awards must be given in their respective district, irrespective of the votes in any other district. It costs nothing now or later to join the club. You do not obligate yourself in any way. Joining the club simply means that you are going to take an ac- tive part in the club, making an effort to share in this gigantic distribution of awards Turn to the full page advertisement in this issue, fill out the entry blank and direct q letter, post card or telephone call the Help Yourself Club Manager and it will bring a complete set of supplies, together with all ne essary in- formation so that you my start your campaign now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12

The Womans Missionary society of | the Ensley Highland Presbyterian 1. church met at the home of Mrs. J. w, Gam Wednesday afternoon. The devotional was led by Mrs. o. A. Mar steller. Mrs. Birk and Mrs. James A. Dupuy told of the Minister of Grace" A large attendance was present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12

lands Methodist church will hold a joint banquet in the church Friday night at o'clock. Rev. E. G. Mackay, pastor of the Mccoy Memorial church at Owenton, will be the principal speaker. Every member of the two classes is expected to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12

These are dresses of Poiret twill velvet, Can ton crepe, satin, etc. Light and dark colors. A value for you at S9.00.