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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Large tarpaulin; was left at 18th St. and Sd Ave. Sunday morning. Finder please call Circulation Man ager, The Age-Herald. Phone Main 4900, ahd receive re- ward.
 SPRAYED or stolen from our farm near Farmersville, Ala, Lowndes county; county; pointer bitch; answers to the name of Pat. May come toward Bessemer; $26 reward for return or for information leading to recovery. Notify l.. s. Moorer. Phone no and 6s3 Bessemer. or J. E. Hobby, Farmersvile Ala.
 PURSE-Iost at noon Friday at the w. c. T. U. office. brown leather purse, con, taining S6O in currency and small change ? rings and lavalier; also Ma sonic chapter penny. Reward. Return to Burgers Dry Goods Store, Dept ., Mrs. R. l.. Montgomery. FUR MINK CAPE-Lost, Friday afternoon, either in B. R., L. & P. building or downtown, fur mink cape. Liberal reward. Phone Hem. 679 or Hem. 616.
 
 small mouse-color horse mule; weighs about 500 pounds. I. c. LeMar, Rose dale Ala. Main 25S4-J. LosT-Female setter bird dog; white. with black spots; bobbed taiL Phone West End 4. Reasonable reward. LosT-Black and white setter. Any information that will lead to recovery will be rewarded. Phone Main 725l.
 PERSONALS 5
  trouble, try drinking Bowden Springs water. If your druggist cannot supply you, order from Bowden Springs Co.,. Lithia Springs, Ga.
 DANcING. Individual and special class lessons in fashionable ballroom dancing; prrtst's private studio. icO Main a4s1J. '' DANCING-Learn to dance. 1 will teach you in short while the latest steps. private class. Main 6572-J.
 BUSINESS PERSONALS 6
 KANSAS CITY
 WAFFLE HOUSE Hot waffles at all hours. Good eats for
 less money. Quick service, 21o4 9TH AVE. N. MAIN 123 A REAL SALE-Any suit in the house at $24.50. including finest blue and black serges Marc Linx, 1911 1st Ave.
 MS. ANNOUNCEMENTS 2
 STOP AT
 BURCHFIELD HOTEL TUSCALOOSA. ALA. FIRE-PROoF. CAFE IN CONNECTION. RATES s1.50 AND .>P.
 .- GET IN BUSINESS for yourself; make money by putting out good remedy. Tested formulas and patent medicines. soft drinks and household remedies fur nished by an expert; terms reasonable. Address D72, care Age Herald. A REAL SALE-Any overcoat in the house at $lS.y5. Marc Link, 1911 lst Avenue.
 
 AUTOMOBILES E AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-03
DODGE BROTHERS

Touring cars-Best selection-best values in the state. As low as $200 for 191s-up to SIPS for 1922 car in perfect shape. A 1919 touring in fine condition for $475. A 1921 Touring at S625.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-03
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-MALI

lady cashier. exp young ladies' waitresses. 30 white or colored helpers. young lady demonstrators, s15 week. , white table girls, day work. Is white carpenters. soc, 75c. 4 white colored bricklayers. Middle-aged hotel clerk. ? Al sign painters.
 Al chef cook. s1O0 month, room. board. White man pot washer, $50, room, board. mechanical draftsmen. White fry cook. all-around machinsts. White -colored coal miners White-colored cupola tenders. Coored hotel maids Colored boys. girls, dishwashers. Colored man chauffuer, SIS week. Producers Agency, 2119ia 2d Ave- N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-03

The Methodists of the Bessemer ' district will carry out a campaign during the month of February to have all pledges to the centenary fund liquidated. A meeting, was held Thursday at the church, when talks were made by the pastor, Rev. B. T. Waites, and Rev. J. A. Brock and Rev. Keener Matthews, visiting ministers. Plans were made to have
 -~-~-.ai.ss:te speakers appea. at all services at the church during this month, and to have laymen hold ser vices on the lat Sunday, all stress ing the necessity of paying up pledges to the centenary fund.
 BIRTHDAY ENTERTAINMENT
 J. l.. Whitmore was the honor $ guest at a dinner Thursday evening when his wife entertained several friends and relatives, celebrating his birthday anniversary. The evening was spent most enjoyably and the reception and dining rooms were pretty in their decorations of white and green, the same motif being car- ried out at the table. which was cer- tered with a large birthday cake Places were laid for MT. and Mrs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-03
URGE FRop,s OFTER

Authority for the construction oi dam across Conecuh river near Ri, Falls was requested by the Ri, Falls Power company in a petiti for certificate of convenience a necessity filed with the public serv commission today. The company { sires to develop electric energy 1 lighting and manufacturing As { river is not navigable no permit necessary from the federal pow ct mmission. The case Is docketed 1 February 8.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-03

SHORTHAND-Both Gregg and Sloan Duployan shorthand taught at Wheeler Business College; sessions day and night. Send for 35th annual catalog.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-04-27
UNIONS LAWYER INDICTED.

Charleston, w Va, April Io,-Har- old w. Houston, counsel for the United Mine Workers, has been in dicted in Logan county with several miners on charges of murder Or ac- cessOry to murder.
 T. C. Townsend, an associate of Mr. Houston in the defense of the miners, said that the indictment of the attorney lis in furtherance of the persecution campaign by Logan coun- ty authorities against labor organiza- tions which he represents.
 My belief Is that there Is not a scintilla of evidence to justify the in dictment and that he will never be brought to trial This is another demonstration of what it means for the agencies of the government to be in the hands of, as Senator Kenyon aptly said, an industrial autocracy."
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-04-27
IMPROVE LABOR LAW.

Nashville, Tenn, April Io.-Organ- ized labor in this state is jubilant over its success in inducing the Tennessee legislature to strengthen the compcn- sation law. The law makers were inn pressed with the justness of the workers claims, and refused to adopt the policy of the Tennessee Manufac- turcrs' Association.
 Maximum benefits have been in creased from ST a week to $I4 CoaI miners, heretofore excluded, were brought under the act, and a board was created with authority to fix a fair rate for CompcnsatiOn insurance The old law was bonanza to the pri- Vate insurance companies.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-04-27
THEIR ROBES ARE BLACK

Mother or Ihesc AssOClate Justices, Mir, Sutherland and MT, Butler,> had previous judicial experience. Both of them were successful corporation law yerk with conservative views on all modern economic questions, and 1t was their interpretation of the Con- stitution that prevailed in deciding the minimum-Wagc Case.-The (N H) World
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-04-27

Court, 1o22), Arizona law held uncon- stitutional; four dissenting.
 "kcller vs United States (2I3 U. $. I38, Ioo9), Federal law held un- constitutional; four dissenting.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-04-27
WHY NOT?

Johnny: "Mother, do I have to wash my face?"
 Mother: Certainly, dear"
 Johnny "Aw, why can't I just powder it like you do yours" ?"-Kind Words
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-04-27
POWDER PUFF POLITICS.

North Dakota town of Des LaCs, after a year of petticoat rule-in which all the offices were administered by women, has turned ii out-bobbed hair, galoshes, vanity boxes, powder puffs, and all. Men apparently didn't relish the idea of being ruled at home and downtown, too.-Phifadelphia In Ouirer
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-04-27
READ FEM AND WEEP!
OH, LEARNED JUDGE.

Today (since the war; we find that in Germany, where delegates of labor organizations have little hold, that the country is progressing industriously with renewed vigor; the people are working and getting ahead; the fac tories are doing overtime in night work.-Sentcnce taken from the opin- ion of a judge in New York supreme court in anti-labOr decision
Evening star., 1923-11-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ERNEST H. SHINN
Phone Hyattsville Exchange 4a6
Evening star., 1923-11-15
SALE-FARMS.

DAlRYMEN, ST0CKMES. FARMERS, LOOK!
900 rcres near Washington, ID. c.; price on
half value of land; $4,000 in buildings
thrown In.
o. r. ZANTZINGER,
9l2 10th st. NV. Main 5371
IF You ARE SEEKING A COUNTRY RESI-.
dence or farm, without or with full equip
ment. we have a number Of them within easy
motoring distances of Washington. Call or
correspond with us, telling us what you want
WM. H. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
Phones NJ. 1016-1017. 1893 X ST. NV
sIX.RooM HOUSE WITH RATHR0oM
poultry house large enough for 800 hens, and
garage; located on concrete road; 30 minutes
drive from Washington; will sell 10 acres Of
land or more IL desired; also $50 fruit trees
b. C. G0ODNOW COMPANY,
1O2 South st. Asaph ST.. Alexandria, Va.
Phone 928. 15s
1914 ACRES. 10 CLEAR: HOUSE, r., 2
halls. cellar; 2 miles south of Falls Church.
l1a miles TO Leesburg pike: 21a miles trolley;
on county road; X. +. b.; suitable for poultry
or truck: partly fenced. Price, 5000; 500
cash. balance $25 per no.
J. +. JERMAN,
STOCK OR FRUIT FARM.
136acre. fertile, well watered farm. 80
minutes by auto from Washington; 7-room
house. wonderful oak trees. Will sell or trade
f. &. Goodnow Company,
729 18th st. NV. Main 3o7
Evening star., 1923-11-15
SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY


STORES AND APARTMENTS, 1904 AND 1905
18th st. NV: will sell one both; each
171xl20 feet, to 20-ft. alley. Immediate de-
livery. Inquire 1904 14th NV.
store; exceptionally we'll built building. with
and good will and building included in price
As q delicatessen store this business has pre-
viously brought In over :; ;Go0 per M week; ,S TSr
ssen 'RRSS RiS 9. NV w. SkSs
zoos PENN. AVE. s.E.-LARGE s-sToRY
iwner ne after E,.ps pm 100: EVELYN CRANE 1922
FIREPROOF BUILDING. STORIES AND
finished basement, electric elevator, fine heat
ing plant, entire building in fine repair; To-
tienlars see FOX. Real Estate. 1911 n st. NV.
BARGAIN IN STORE AND GROCERY
brick building on % lot lis is1io2. % to wide alley,
with income Of $500 week: stores rents for $50
month, with room in rear sublet ut $40 per
lease fixtures. stock and good will. So 500.
May be bought separately. Address Box 343-
b. Star office.
UPPER I4th ST.
First commercial zone. near Shepherd; two
! story modern brick. easily remodeled; lot 90
na,.,n; II; front; Price and terms right. Trade
L. Z. T. PRINCE. 1910 H ST. NV.
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
eco wo U prick stores. northeast, now rented for
goo per month. but rents may be raised after
leases expire in six months. Property must
Iry &SAisihiiE, INC, 1,o7 Eye st. NV.
NORTH CAPITOL ST
ONLY $G.S50.
Near st.; two-story brick. easily remod-
eled Tor business; easy terms.
L E. 7. PRINCE, 141O II ST. NV.
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
SUITABLE FOR GAS STATION
LARGE LOT AND DWELLING.
FRONTS ON TWO STREETS.
L. W. GROOMEs, l4le # ST.
9Th Tth ST. NEAR 9 ST; MARKET.
LOT 20 FEET WIDE.
PRICE. $4,000; OSE-THIRD CASH
L. w. GRoOMEs. 1916 ST.
NEW BUILDING
STORE LEASED TO SANITARY GROCERY
PRICE. $7,500-TERMS
L. W. GR0oMES 14l8 ST.
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS BUILDING NEAR
18th and + sts. in the heart of the shoppinr
district; four noors and two garages; rented
without expense to owners at SO 600 a wear.
priced at s56, 900 very reasonable terms
LEE CRANDALL. JR.. CO., INC.
1423 New York Ave. Main III
14th AND PARK ROAD.
New stores with apartments above; for sale
LYoNs-LovEGRovE CO..
14th and Park Road. Tel. Col. 1o24o
VACATED WILL
sell, exchange or rent; will re-
model 1888 Connecticut avenue
at Dupont Circle; w. E. Ry.
transfer station; best location
on Connecticut ave. Phone
z Q136 1z*
Evening star., 1923-11-15
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

$40. G. p. BICKFORD. phone Berwyn 48.
RIvERDALE. MD. E. ASHLAND AVE-
spection call Main $50. r. c. GILLIEs.
Arm. HOUSE WITH BASEMENT: WINTER
constrn.; overlooking Potomac. on Cabin John
line. Md. Tel. Beth. POOLS. II.
completely furnished; beautiful grounds; on
state highway IL minutes by auto from
Treasury; reasonable rent VIRGINIA REAL
TY co. Clarendon 365-W2
wo0DSIDE. MD: MINUTES WALK FROM
cars: colonial mansion. fifteen rooms. two
baths: electricity: high elevation; southern ex-
posure; plenty land for gardening; poultry
session session December r l. Phone Mr.. KRAFT. Main
s93 or Adams 1882.
7-R0oM HOUSE IN HYATTsvILLE, MD:
gas and water: $50 persmonth.
J. NJ. EDLAVITCH,
5-ROOM BUNGALOW. ANIL. HoT-wATER
Groom house, ami. h-wh., $50.
H. c. MAYNOR & CO..
1915 ssrd St. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Phone Hyattsville Exch. 3s3-W.
cellar; over n acre of ground poultry house,
fruit trees and grapes; high elevation: In the
one-fare zone. Possession at once; $40 per
month.
Groom bungalow, bath. gas; lot 50x15o:
garage. poultry house; in the one-fare zone;
high elevation; SAL per month.
4-room bungalow; water and gas; electric
ity: S3J per month
unfurnished, nice light rooms for Ink:
So5 per month. .
- rooms. furnished for Ink; young couple
without children; $50 per month; heat and
light furnished; near trolley station. In the
one-fare zone. -
For the above and other suburban properties
call at 1898 Rhode Island ave. ne, Nj.
Rainier. Md.
ERNEST H. SHINN,
Phone Hyattsville Exchange 4a6.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
FOR SALE.
A FARM NOT ONLY WORTH SEEING. BUT


A FARM NOT ONLY WORTH SEEING, BUT
WORTH BUYING.
Near State Roads. Md.-10 Miles.
222 acres. rolling and most adaptable for
early trucking; young pear orchards. large
plum orchard. apple orchard; about so acres.
large timber. stream and spring. Improve
ments: 1O-room house, newly painted inside
and out; beautiful view; two 4-room tenant
houses, frst-class condition; garage. wood shed,
meat house, large corn house. potato house.
TOBACCO barn. large stable, hay loft. 5000.
Reasonable terms.
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
Main 537l 9l2 10Th ST N W
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Observation-Disclosures

Continued.
New Building,
2I45 California St. NV,
Now Being Completed.
Ready December I.
Attractive apartments containing 1 TO =
rooms. kitchen. dining alcove and bath. Rent.
The apartment is conveniently located and
we invite an early inspection.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 200 1412 Eye st. NV.
These Are The Finest
Apartments You Have
Ever Seen
We had just one idea in mind when we
planned and built
Kew Gardens,
270O QUE STREET
and that was to make Apartment resi-
dence something better than 1t has been in
the past. Into Kew Gardens went all
experience along with the best Of ma
Ten w tan tI and we are sure that
find many unusual features provided for
convenient home making. Thoroughly
isSed efieientiy % managed % eaa'locy snd ocafed in
most desirable section Of the city.
Apartments range In size from three
to seven rooms with one and two baths.
The rentals are from se75o to $500 per
month.
Inspect them at time convenient to
yOu-the Resident Manager will gladly
take you through the available Apart
ments-day evening.
HARRY A. KITE,
Qncorporated)
1914 K St. Phone Main 4S46.
1892 2Ist ST. NV.
enlondId bapsaIoonin0 snarfmapt o
rooms and bath In q modern. hreproof build
Evening star., 1923-11-15

Is level lots near r. I. ave-. srd ana Doug
las sts. ne. Attractive price to builders.
CORY 4 CORY, Owners,
007 18th st. NV.
CORNER LOT 6OX15O; EXCELLENT LOCA-
ton. Apply $3.50 Goth St. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Phone Hyattsvile 127-W.
, 1923-08-15
Rich Beauties
Use this liquid cleanser now
By Edna Wallace Hopper

Leading beauty experts advise
their patrons to use n liquid cleanser
now. But their price is high, so II
has been used by only the well-to.do.
Lucie Lantelme. the famous
Partisan beauty. gave me this for
mula many years ago. A French
scientist gave It to her. It has since
become the leading cleanser, the
world over. with those who could Of.
ford IT
Its results are marvellous. I have
used It for decades. My baby.liks
complexion. after 81 year, as a stage
star. shows what hat cleanser means.
Now I have that liquid cleanser
made for all who wish It. I call It
my Facial Youth. And dealers every
where supply 1t at a nodes price.
Its Unique Results
This is how my Facial Youth excels
a Cleansing cream
It contains no animal. no vegetable
fat. So it cannot grow hair on the
face. It cannot assimiIate in any
way with the skin. 1t simply pene-
trates the skin to the depths, to
clean every pore. When 1 wipe 1t
of. all the dirt and CRIME. all that
clogs the skin comes with II.
1t is amazing how much dirt It
finds. Clean the skin IN the best
other way you know. Then use
Facial Youth and see how much extra
CRIME 1t gets.
: I are for my body as well as my
, 1923-08-15
ADDS TO IT'S
FAME AS CAVE DISTRICT
BY RECENT DISCOVERY

GLENRoCK. wyo.. Aug. 15.-
Especial to The Tribune)-Casper
and Glenrock parties camping on
the Preston Miller homestead, 'fif-
teen miles south of here on the
Mormon Canyon road recently ex-
plored a coincal shaped cave located
on the homestead Mr.. Miller was
lowered by a windlass $50 feet
straight down from the apex OF the
cavern. He landed on n level floor
of rock approximately 100 feet
square and across which runs a SUBJ
terranean stream of water. Passag-
es leading off from the sides of the
cave about half way down could
no be reached owing to the back
ward sloping walls. The cave is
not inhabited by any kind of life.
There are several interesting
ave- in this vicinity. Many are
familiar with the two. caves on the
, 1923-08-15

east wall OF Big Boxelder canyon
but very few have ever heard of the
ice cave near tho old Falkenburg
ranch on Upper Deer Creek.
Great chunks of ice stand out
from the entrance walls of this
cave which has never been entered.
Rocks rolled into 1t seemingly roll
on forever.
Here is an opportunity for some
of our young men having the spirit
or daring and adventure in their
hearts to don their winter clothes
and investigate this great under.
ground refrigerator.
Those comprising tho exploring
party on the Miller homestead were
Stuart Anderson and family Of
, 1923-08-15
SEVERAL ARE FINED FOR
SERIOUS 0FFENsEs HERE

Several Ines were assessed for
serious charges by Judge John A.
Murray last night. Chris Angeles
forfeited a bond of $50 on a charge
of gambling. A Mrs. Brown paid a
fine of 800 for violation Of the drug
ordinance. The liquor had teen found
in a cafe which she operates on West
A street. ]. B. Brown was fined s25
for being drunk and carrying CON
icealed weapons. Levi Smith was
fined 800 and given 80 days in jail
for violation of the drug ordinance
and stealing some gold pieces thai
, 1923-08-15
FEDERAL AID IS
HELD NECESSARY
BY THE FARMER
Wheat Growers Of the
Northwest Adjourn
Conference

SPOKANE. Wash, Aug. 15-whea,
farmers OF -four northwestern states
Washington. Oregon. Idaho and
Montana have returned to their homes
convinced that the solution OF
the wheat crisis depends upon the
aid of the national government A
telegram sent by John Quincy Adams
president OF the farmers union OF
Washington and Northern Idaho. a,
the close of the convention here
asked President Coolidge to convene
congress in special session to adopt
relief measures.
After an all day session yesterday,
when farmers and legislators discussed
the situation. resolutions were adopt
ed proposing the establishment of a
$500. 000. 900 federal corporation to
deal in wheat and to control all wheat
dealers in the United States.
A basic price of s1.75 on wheat
testing IS pounds a bushel was de.
clared to be necessary II farmers were
TO have a square deal' the resolu-
lions state. Wheat growers through
out the United States have been
asked to cooperate in furthering this
united effort by selling no wheat nor
offering none for future delivery
until some definite measure of relief
has beer effected.
Another mass meeting OF the wheat
growers and leaders OF tho four
states will be held at Moscow. Idaho
next Saturday. The Gooding bill.
which provides that the government
fix the price of wheat by buying at
s1.75 fer n period OF three years. will
be considered. The main object Of
the gathering. however. is to further
unity sentiment and c~entralize effort
around any plan which seems most
feasible.
, 1923-08-15
NEW GIBSON FLINT IS
COMING TO WYOMING

A surprise awaits those whose cry
has been that motion pictures are
not real-that they do not reflect
life. AT h Wyoming Theatre Hoot
Gibson, that excellent young cow
boy actor. is appearing in Double
Dealing" a Universal attraction that
10 as human as humanity. And being
human. It is not all drama, but Is
plentifully s%prinkled with laughs.
which serves to make 1t a most sat
isfying film repast. Hoot Gibson is
great as h droIl Ben Slowber and
is supported by a strong cast. inciud-
ing Eddie Gribbon. Helen Ferguson,
Betty Francisco. Gertrude Claire,
Jack Dillon. Frank Hayes and Otto
Hoffman.
, 1923-08-15
REPAIRS BEING RUSHED
TO HIGH SCHOOL; BIG
CRACK FROM SETTLING

Due to the uneven settling of the
Natrona county vocational training
school n large crack has developed In
the auditorium end of the structure,
running from the basement to the
cornice.
workmen are busiiy engaged in un-
derpinning the slipping side Of the
school SO h a proper measures may
be taken to insur its safety and
stability.
, 1923-08-15

belonged to Mrs. Brown. proprietor
Of the restaurant william Locke
was given 80 days in jail for getting
drunk and mooching.
Lucille Howard il out on a bond
of $50. She IL charged with being
an inmate Of q house of I'll repute.
c. Hanson has been arrested for be-
ing drunk and illegally possessing
liquor.
, 1923-08-15

Summer conditions among office
workers are much more healthful.
with open windows and fresh air cir
culating. than in winter when ven
tiiating agencies are closed and the
air ecomes hot and stagnant. says
a medical observer.
, 1923-08-15
BIG sAIE

There will be a big auction sale at
234 South David Saturday afternoon
at 2 D. m. of household furniture,
rugs. bedding. cooking utensils, dishes
glassware. etc. Harmed Furniture
CO.. 234 s. David. Phone 24g.
, 1923-08-15

Send you automobile news to
spark Plug'-Car, Tribune.
, 1923-08-15

Glenrock. Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle An
derson and Hal. Anderson of Cas-
per.
, 1923-08-15

face. Before each bath I cover my
self with Facial Youth It In astound-
ing to see how much clogging matter
water fails to reach.
AL my friends on the stage use
Facial Youth for removing makeup.
And in that supreme test nothing
else compares.
Utter Cleanliness
I apply Facial Youth night and
morning. and whenever else my face
needs cleaning. Thus I keep my skin
clean to the depths-keep the foreign
matter out And that is the first
essential to a fne complexion.
Facial Youth also softens and
whitens the skin. It Is a great
wrinkle combatant. Note my results
my youthful bloom and contour at
my grand old g This liquid
cleanser Is n of the reasons.
Edna Wallace Hopper's Facial
Youth is supplied by all druggists and
toilet counters at 75c per bottle. Also
my Youth Cream-my fruity cold
cream. Also my White Youth Clay.
Also my Hair Youth. which brought
my luxuriant hair. My Beauty Book
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Please try my Facial Youth. It
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lace Hopper. business address. wau-
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