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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

ST fuesen a conectarse unos con
otros, los home runs de Babe Ruth
dice George Chadwick -podria con
ellos cabrirse un espacio de mas de
veinte millas, sin contar-agrega-con
el mileage que la bola hubiese reco-
rrido en- bouncing y Trolling al
descender su largo vuelo. A no du-
darlo Babe Ruth ha sido y es Ell sobe-
rano bateador de s'cuatro esQuinas"
en- el lnundo elatero y uno de los gran
des atractivos Gel favorito sport.
Dados sstos antecedentes, dificiI Sc
ria, segdn el notable critico, conven-
Ger a un fanatico yankee que Babe
Ruth ha hecho muehisimo mas para To-
grar que su team game los juegos de
base ball, cogiendo bases que batean.
Pero los hechos no mienten:
Durante la campafia de 1928. Ell
average de Babe Ruth en- anotarse
..basss por bolas'' fue S75.l En- otras
palabras, anot6 algo mas de ssuna
vez'' por cada tres veces al bat.
Durante la misma carnpafia su pro-
medic de anotaciones de home runs,
fus 07O. Sc lie acreditaron 522 veces
al bat y bate6 Al "homers'' Esto es:
un home run por cada 12-44 veces al
bat.
Deddzcanse las carreras hechas por
Babe Ruth despues de liaber llegado
por bolas contadas la primera base
y Sc podra yer, con sorpresa, 10 mucho
que disminuye su anotaci6n total. No
serfa justo uuizas decir que Ell campeo-
nato ha dependido de esas carreras
en- que Sc ha alberto la ''puerta'' a
Mr., Ruth desde 81 home-p.ate. Pero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23


Eddie Kane, manager del "Huerfano
de st. Paml' dice que Nc Tigue,
Tunney q eL canadense Jack Re-
'eduIt, t'atan de evGdir una peLea
CON Gibbons.
Segun 10 adelantado que van las
negociaciones entire Eddie Kane ma
nager del boxeador de peso complete
Tommy Gibbons v Tex Rickard, ell
nagnatel dc. los promotores es indu-
dable que antes que pase la prima-
vera Sc efectde un segundo encuentro
entire Tommy Gibbons Jack Demp-
sey campeon mundial de peso COM
pleto.
Y decimos que las negociaciones
van muy adelantadas porque Kane
salio de la oficina de Rickard situada
en- 10 mas alto de la torre de Madi-
son Square Garden, su astuta fiso-
nomfa estaba ilumianada por una
sonrisa de triunfo v saludo con un
cordial apreton de manos a todos los
cronistas deportivos que ALI Sc en-
contraban.
Kane explic6 ell por que de su enig-
matica sonrisa diciendo que habfa
recibido ofertas tentadoras de Tex
Rickard, para Tommy Gibbons que
obtuvo fama mundial al sostener sin
caer una sola vez sobre la Iona, quin-
ce rounds de pelea con ell "Matador
de Manassa', peleara por segunda
vez con este disputandole la ansiada
diadema de la division de peso COM
pleto y que el, Kane habfa aceptado
dichas ofertas en- nombre Gibbons.
Rickard confrm6 las noticias da-
das por Eddie Kane, pero dijo que
aun no habfa decidido en- que fecha
Sc efectuarfa ell encuentro que aun
no habfa arreglado NADIA serio con
Jack Kearns, ell consejero v manager
del campeon mundial, por 10 que aun
no podia decir NADIA en- concrete.
Kearns ha venido anunciando, des-
de mucho tempo, que Dempsey Pc
learfa cuando menos tres veces du-
rante ell presente aiio, siendo sus opo-
nentes Gibbons, Luis Angel Firpo y
Harry Wills, uno por uno Y seg'dn
ell orden en- que han sido nombrado,
pues tiene la seguridad de que sal
dra vencedor en- los tres encuentros
70 cuando menos en- los dos primeros.
Rickard y Kearns sostuvieron una
Iarga conferencia telefonica momen-
tos despues que Kane salio de la of
Gina del primero pero no sc pudo sa-
Der NADIA de 10 que Sc dijeron.
AL ser entrevistado Kearns, dijo
que hasta Ell momento no Sc habia
arreglado NADIA cierto, en- 10 concer-
niente a Dempsey. Todo ell mundo
sabe porque asf 10 hemos anunciado
-dijo Kearns-que tenemos deseos
de dar Gibbons otra oportunidad de
llevarse ell tftulo de peso complete,
pero antes de entrar en- arreglos de-
bemos estar seguros de que sacare-
mos ell dinero que nos corresponds,
pues 10 que nos paso en- Shelby Ell
pasado mes de julio, nos ha hecho
que escarmentemos Y nos mostremos
recelosos de las ofertas que Sc nos
hacen." Aun no hemos arreglado ma
da, pero entraremos en- negociacio-
mes dentro de una semana, cuando yo
regrese de Hot Spring Ark, donde
voy tomar unos bafios para mi sa-
lud y es indudable que lleguenlos a
pn acuerdo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
TERcER INNING

Ponce: Caratini rola Seda, out;
Ninin fly a Parpetti; Tronpi rola a
G&miz out.
No hit, no error, no carrera.
: San Juan: Victor toma ponche; Ci-
qui Inca a King; Hernandez picot
al pitcher, out.
Ne hit, no error, no carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
PRIMER INNING

Ponce: Millito conecta su primer
hit; King imita al pequenuelo; Ell
leon de los leones envfa una paIomi-
ia a Monchile; Ninin liga una tre-
menda Inca que permite Millito
el mas pequehuelo de Ia familia en-
trar la lnica carrera de su team.
King y Ninfn Sc estafan una base;
Nestor Sc ciega ante las curvas de
Gamiz.
8 hits, No error, carrera.
San J1dn Vietofiah0 feciBe Il
base por bolas y mas tarde Sc roba
Ia intermedia; Ciqui "venenosa Inca"
y anota victoriano; Hernandez out
al planchar. Ciqui adelanta, Parpe-
til hitea y Ciquf anota; Chato Sc pom
cha y Parpetti es out al. intentar
escalar la tercera.
2 hits, No error, 2 carreras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Ell Gran Bambino, ell terror de los
pitchers, es ell bateador que mas
libres transitos ha conseguido en-
las Grandes Ligas. Sin embar-
90, los fanaticos 10 aplauden al
batear algunos de sus fenomena-
les estacazos y 10 chifian al otor-
garsele un pase para la Ira. -al-
mohadilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Con el arribo a New York, del ma
mayer de los champions de la Liga
Nacional, Ell va para siempre famoso
John J Nc Graw, despues de una cor
ia temporada en Europa, el famoso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
EDDIE COLLINS.

LAS BASES PoR BoLAs oBTENI-
DAs PoR BABE RUTH FUERoN DE
MAS UTILIDAD PARA Los YAM
KEGS QUE sUs PELICULAs Qua
DRANGULAREs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Ell Napoleon del baseball, quiz
SO evitar entorpecimientos du-
rante la celebration de la Con-
venci6n de Chicago y Sc fue de
vacaciones a Europa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
cUARTo INNING

Ponce: Nestor rola Parpetti y
es safe por error de Victoriano; San
bombito al short, out; Cobas rola al
short y Sc realiza un bonito doble
play.
No hit, error, no carrera.
San Juan: Parpetti rolsta San;
Chato Inca Ninin; Monchile Sc
abanica por cuarta vez en- Ell dia.
No hit, no error, no carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
QUINTo INNING

Ponce Tasio muere de pitcher a
primera; Millito practica al short;
King Sc cofnrnica con Chato.
No hit, no error, no carrera.
San Juan: Seda vuelve a abani-
carse. Guzman hitea; Gamiz rola a
King y 81 v Guzman son outs.
No hit, no error, no carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

"cardenales'' de Saint Louis, Sc dis
tingui6 de una manera tan brillante
durante La temporada pasada, que to-
dos los managers de los clubs mas i'm
portantes de la Liga Nacional y Anne
ricana, estan locos por obtener sus
servicios para la pr6xima temporada,
a tai grado que en- la Convention de
Chicago, Ebbets, presidente. de los
Dodgers de Brooklyn, of1ecio la
no pequefia suma de doscientos seten-
ia. Y cinco mil pesos, v algunos de sus
mejores players al club st. Louis, en-
cambio de Hornsby, pero esa tenta-
dora oferta no obtuvo los resultados
apetecidos, y hasta la fecha no Sc ha
podido saber 81 Hornsby seguira ju-
gando con el Saint Louis ira for
mar parte de los ssGigantes'' al
gun club de la misma Iiga Naciona1,
perdiendo los eCardenales" sus valio-
SOS servicios.,
NC Graw, ha declarado terminan-
temente que Ell no ha efectuado min
gun arreglo con los s'Cardenales' !,
para hacer un cambio, pero que 81
dicho club estaba dispuesto hacerlo, Ell
admitfa cualQuier proposition y las
oiria con sumo agrado, siempre cuan
do fueran razonables y no Sc le pidie-
ra ninguno de sus jugadores favori-
tos, que son: Frisch, Young y Jack
son.
Ell manager de los ''Gigantes'' anun
clio que habia arreglado una serie de
juegos, que cree sean ounce, entire los
.sGigantes" y "White Sox'', la que
Sc llevaria efecto durante ell otofio
venidero en- Inglaterra, Francia Ir-
landa, contando naturalmente, con la
aprobaci6n del dictador del base ball
organizado, Ell Juez Lands. quien
Sc lie invitar$ para que acompafie los
dos clubs en- su jira. ST por algdn
motive Charles Cuminsky, no esta in
teresado en que 81 ciub, 81 clicago
haga el viaje, es casi SECURE que Sc le
haga una invitaci6n los yankees"
va que, siendo el derecho y casi la
obligcai6n de ir a ensefar a los fema-
ticos ingleses sus actitudes baisbole-
ras, con la esperanto de que los logren
hacer zanzibar ell sscrikett'' por ell
gran deporte americana que despu6s
de todo, segun propia declaration del
Principe de Gales, es mas democratic
co v de facil compensation para las OBJ
tusas mentes de los orgullosos Tom
mics.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
EN- LA PRIMAVERA' PROXIMA.
JACK DEMPSEY LIE DARA LA
REVANCHA A TOMMY GLIB
BONS EN- Ell ESTADO DE
NEW YORK

Tea Richard estG vivansente intere-
sddo en- qate estos dos pugilistas Sc
encuentren 7sseUGmente dentro de
las cuerdos de up ring por ell
Campeonato.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23


Ell magnifico juego que ofrecieron
los Gtletas v leosaes por la maiiana
nos hacia pensar que habiamos de
presenciar una lucha encarnizada por
la tarde. FL Ponce tenia reservado
al Principe de los ,Leones en- ell box,
al papaito de las huestes del va ce-
lebre (I?) Landgraff; al famoso
serpentinero de Quisqueya, San.
Los Atletas contaban con De Graft
y Garniz. Ell juego comenzo a las
tres y media con ell siguiente line
up: PONCE:Millito, 2da. base; King,
S. s.; Caratini r.f.; Ninfn Sra. base;
Trompi, Ira. base; Nestor |. f.; San,
p. Cobas, c.; Tasio c. f.
SAN JUAN: Victoriano Ira. base;
Ciquf, !. f.; Hernandez, c.; Parpetti,
5. S.; Chato, r. f.; Monchile, Bra. ba-
Sc; Seda, 2da. base; Guzman, c. f.;
y Gamiz ell explotado por la mafiana,
pitcher.
Ell juego Sc desarroll6 de la siguien-
te manera:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Ell cAMARERo DE LA INTER-
MEDIA DE LOS "CIGANTES",
FRANK FRlScH SERA EL CA
./PITAN DEL TEAM EN- 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
sEPTIMo INNING

Ponce: Nestor Sc engoma; San ro-
letea a Monchile; Cobas hitea pero
el Hombre Dios solo envfa una "ple-
garia" Seda.
/ hit, no error, no carrera.
San Juan: Monchile fly al right;
Seda practica a Ninin; Guzman tre-
menda Inca por el short y mas tar
de llega a la segunda; Gamiz palo-
mita a Ninfn.
i hit, no error, no carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
NoTAs DE SPORT

Los hGbiles monteros del Athletics
dOminan fdciImemte a los furiosos
leones de la SelvG del Castillo"
San, una las feras que n,ds 4ugc
en- Ponce es castigddo sacramento
: por los "cazGdores" del San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

San los terrenos del wireless.
Descomunal Home-Run (Gran ova-
cion). Parpetti no We la bola con
"pez griega' de San; Chato practi-
ca Millito.
l hit, error, 2 carreras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Ell ANA ER DE LOS
CHANTS" JOHN j. MCGRAW
HA DECLARADO QUE NO TIE
NE GRAN INTERES EN- ADJ
QUIRIR LOS SERvICIoS DE
H0RNSBY
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
Los "GIGANTES'' Sc ENTRENA-
RAN EN- SARAToSA

NC Graw, declare La tllrba repor-
teril que 10 acosaba con preguntas. que
su club, ira a la poblaci6n de Sarato-
sa a efectuar su entrenamiento pri-
maveral y que va habfa arregIado to-
dos los detalles concernientes al asun-
to. Mono AMARILLO ha obtenido
los servicios de Billy southworth, del
club Boston, y que no tenfa la mas
remota intenci6n de cambiarlo. pero ST
los "Cardenales'', mejor ticho, su
manager Branch Risckey, estaba dis
puesto considerar ell asunto deteni-
damente, guerra zanzibar q SUI ca
marero de la intermedia, Hornsby. por
Southworth, 81, Nc Graw no pondria
ning1n obstaculo, para que Ell cambio
Sc llevara a efecto. Durante todo ell
tempo que dlr6 la entrevista que Nc
Graw, le concedi6 los cronistas anne
ricanos, no ces6 de repetir que ningdn
club de las dos ligas Sc llevaria a
Frisch, Young a Jackson, pues esos
tres players tienen su apoyo incondi-
cional y toda su confanza, para poder
ganar el pr6ximo campeonato de su
liga hasta la serie nilindial.
FRANK FRIscH sERA Ell CAPT.
TAN DEL CLUB
Aun cuando Nc Graw no asegur6 of
cialmente que va habia decidido nom
brar a Frisch para el cargo de captain
de su club, sus palabras' dieron COM
prender, Que este joven va1ioso pla-
yer ocupara durante la temporada de
1924, el puesto del "viejo'' Dave Ban
croft, que tan buenos servicios presto
los "Gigantes'' en- amos pasados.
pero que, segin la autorizada opinion
de Nc Graw, va 1a terminado su ca
rrera como jugador de base bali en- las
Iigas mayores.
Tengo intenciones d,b ayudar a
Frisch en- tedo 10 que pueda-dijo Nc
Graw-pues tengo la seguridad de que
con 6l Ell team de los "Giants'' vol
vera conquistar eI campeonato mum
dial de base ball Entire otras de las
Dportunidades que le dare, sera la de
capitanear el team. hacienda 10 posi-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-22
CLERK IS ILL

William c. Cunningham, clerk of police court, Tuesday was transferred to the Baptist hospital following a slight relapse from an illness of several days duration. His condition is not believed to be serious, however, and he is expected back at his post before a great while.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-22
CYCLONE RDER'
 RICH IN HUMOR
Elements Of Melodrama Combined With Wealth
 Of Comedy

''The Cyclone Rider" which opened at the Temple on Monday night, IS technically a melodrama. But, in addi- .ion contains many elements which one does not ordinarily find in that sort of picture.
 F0I instance, the comedy.
 Reed Howes, who plays the role of the handsome and strong hero, James Kent, is helping his mother with the evenings dishes. She insists that he tie an apron over his "dress-up' suit, for he is planning to go to the theater that evening. The dishes finished, he puts or his coat, forgetting the apron, and goes out At the box office, he finds that the seats are sold out. but tramp who has found a ticket offers to sell it .o him, and he buys it eagerly. He checks his coat and hat and follows the usher down the aisle, puzzled at the amused attention of the audience and, not until he drops into the seat. does he discover the apron.
 This is only one of the many touches of mirth which tighten the tension throughout the course of the film.
 In addition to. 'The Cyclone Rider" the thrilling love romance Loves Whirlpool will also be shown today only at the Temple starring James Kirkwood and Lila Lee. The overture. Morning Noon and Night is features by Fred Stark and his orchestra this week at 3 :25 and 8 80, with Temple . last minute News rounding out the pro- gram.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-22
NORMA STARS :. IN LOVE DRAMA

Described by all who have seen it, as being her greatest love picture, Norma Talmadge will be seen in '"The Voice From the. Minaret" today and tomor- row at the Capitol. Eugene O'Brien heads the excellent supporting cast.
 The story tells of the love affair of an. English nobleman and a youth preparing for ministry. born on the sands of the desert. Norma plays the part of the wife of the governor of Bom- bay. Breaking under the strain of mistreatment and abuse to which he had subjected her ever since their mar ritge, she leaves him and on the first stage of her journey to her home in England she is thrown into contact with a youth, Andrew Fabian, this be- ing played by Eugene O'Brien.
 Heedless of their cows, the lovers plan to journey together to the Orient, but arc awakened from their loce dreams in a strange manner.
 On Monday and Tuesday. October 21-27, the Capitol will play Rafael Sabatini's Captain Blood" and has announced that there will be no raise in admission.
 The attraction for Friday and Satur- day of this week, will be Daughters of the Rich."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-22

WANTED-Exp. tree doctor. Exp. landscape gardener; shop helpers. Speciality sales people, good lines. Lady who can ride bicycle and talk. Lady steno-hosiery salesmen. German girl, house work; solicitors. White girl, as mothers helper. White and colored coal miners, steady
 work. White housekeepers; white maids;
 waitresses. Col. Ky. porters; bus boys; tire
 changers; riggers. Second, cook; car washers; hotel porter;
 butler. Col. men learn good business; shop
 laborers. Col. boys learn detective work, earn
 while learning. Col. maids, dishwashers. nurses, women
 cooks. Col. Ky laborers, fare paid, steady.
 $2.50 up. Col. men learn factory work, steady;
 others.
 Producers Agency, 211SM 2d Ave-, N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS
AT LOEW'S BIJOU

Movie fans in large numbers are Hooking to LOew's BijOu tths week to see Tom Mix, the coy boy screen star in his latest photoHay, "The Trou- ble Shooter" in which, aided by his wonder horse Toy" and a specially selected cast he appears in many new thrilling feats Ind adventures.
 The vaudeville bill of the week in ,cludes iiree special feature acts, such $s That of Fred La Reine, electrical wizard, direct from his sensational tour of Europe, who, with his company pre- sents novelty act full of shocks and fun galore, while Mile. Nina and company in An Artistic Revelation" combine novelty with dancing, singing, skating ap | ianologue offering plenty of varifF Jtml fine scenic effects. George 4.... and Byrd Byron in their comedy skit "On A Side Street." also have a real mirth provoker, augmented by songs and dances.
 Considerable pep is injected into the opening act by the Three and a Half Arleys", in daring perch balanc- ing. with special scenic effects, and Arch Stanley, the "Monopedic Mar vel" also adds considerably to the fun and pep of the bill with various unusual and difficult feats,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-22
CITY DISTRIBUTOR Wanted By Curtis Pub
 fishing Go.

For Birmingham to act as wholesale
 distributor for the SATURDAY
 EVENING POST, THE LADIES
 HOME JOURNAL AND THE
 COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
 Applicant must have delivery equip ment for supplying dealers; also suffi cient capital to finance the business. A man of pleasing personality, with "punch;" who understands boys of school age, able to train and supervise a permanent boy sales force, is wanted. Agency well established, no canvassing for subscriptions required.
 Address applications in confidence, giv- ing telephone number to c. B. Pepper, General Delivery, Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-22
AT THE LYRIC

That bewitching young miss, Pert Kelton, as sprightly as her name will entertain her last audiences at the Lyric Wednesday. Miss Kelton is the headliner of the five acts of big-time Keith vaudeville which have been de- lighting patrons of the Lyric since 2 Monday, and her act shows clearly how she won the title of Miss Versatil- ity.''
 : -- For an added attraction there is q miniature musical comedy, "The Honey mono House" Byran Lee and Mary Cranston offer this story, said to be full of surprises.
 The special feature adds lot of novelty to the bill. It is Radio Fun" presenting Mile. Burnell, a scientific enigma. Radio Fun" is described as something entirely new. Rounding out the program are KeO Taxi and Yoki, versatile entertainers from Nippon, and Mahoney and Cecil in a skit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-22
ESTRAY NOTICE

s.-. ESTRAY NOTICE The State of Alabama, Jefferson County, Probate Court;
 Taken up by Charlie Armstrong on the 9th day of October, 1924, and strayed before Thos. R. Lea, Judge Municipal Court of Birmingham, 3rd Division, a certain roan blazed faced horse, branded on left shoulder and left jaw, both hind feet white, about II hands high, weighs about 800 pounds and about 10 years old, and valued at S25.00.
 Witness my hand, this 18th day of October, 1924.
 J. r. Stiles,
 Judge of Probate Court for
 Jefferson County.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-22

WE FURNISH DESIRABLE HELP Wanted - Furniture refinisher uphol-
 sterer. Three exp. taxi drivers, good pay. Insurance salesmen, $20 week, com. Mechanical engineer, draftsman, 200 mo. Electric welders; white helpers. Young lady typist, gen. office work. White nurse, attractive salary; wait
 resses.
 Bakery salesday; lady demonstrator. White-colored coal miners, S2c ton. Two office porters; butler; firemen. Colored walters; cafe cooks; window
 washer.
 Four colored strong men for foundry. Market maid; bus boys; bell boys. Hotel maids, nurses, dishwashers, others. MAGIC CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
 BE N. goth St., opposite L. 6 N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-22
TO C. P. BEDDOW

186I-I924 Let only poets speak of this man, Let only warriors, knowing the strength of battle, knowing the courage of defeat, knowing the wounds of victory. Sing praise of this man. Let the insufficient voices of all others Be stilled. For his was the glory of kings. the gentleness of women. Let them bow their humble heads In silence. Like stunted pines before some mighty oak. Let the poets and the trees whisper his name, Let the warriors and the mountains sing his strength,
 Let all the others pray in their
 hearts
 That God in His everlasting mercy May send another
 To lead
 ALBERT A. HOSPITAL. October 19, 1924
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-22
AUCTION SALES

MULES AND HORSES
 AT AUCTION If you have not tried Bir- mingham as a Mule and Horse market be sure to come here on
 THURSDAY, OCT. 23 Now acknowledged the largest auction sale of mules and horses in the south
 25O HEAD TO SELL Young broke mules. Young broke mares and horses. Nice Tennessee saddle Mares and horses. Less expense to assemble here, and sold as cheap as any market.
 Positively sold to the highest bidder.
 If you should need mules or horses of any kind do not let this opportunity pass without attending this sale.
 FEES & SONS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-22
GRADUATE ENGINEER
SALESMAN

ENGINEER Wanted, technically trained enigneer who can estimate and figure cost of pipe; permanent job; $175-S225 month. MALE BOOKKEEPER-TY Wonderful opening for experienced typist who possesses knowledge of bookkeeping. Attractive salary.
 SALESMEN Must have sales experience and furnish Ford car; $10O month drawing account, with liberal commissions. MAGIC CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 51A N. 20th St., opposite L. 6 N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-17
FUNERAL MONDAY
 FOR J. J. CALLAHAN
Was Pioneer Resident And
 Prominent Wire Operator

Funeral services for J. J. Gahaian; age 65, pioneer resident and mine operator of the Birmingham district, who died at o'clock Saturday morn ing at the residence on Mountain Ter race, will be held at 9: o'clock hhoEelay morning from the residence and 9:3O o'clock from St. Pauls Catholic sctlqfch. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery, with Lige Loy in charge. Sfa
 Mir. Cahalan was born in 1859, at WalhalIa, s. O., and moved to Bir- ningharn with his parents in451S7O. For the past 35 years he has been ac- lively engaged in the mining {busi' ness. .f
 He is survived by his widow, Mrs Cahalan, the eldest daughter of Judge John O., Morrow; two daughters Miss Ella CahAlan and Miss Mary Belle Cahalan; son, John c. CAhalan; two sister, Mrs. R. N. Wheeler and Mrs Terrence Machin, and brother, Judge Frank Cahalan.
 Active pail bearers will be-. James B. Crawford, Robert Jemison, Jr, Eel. ton Wimberly, John W. O'Neili, James Machin, Hugh Franklin, John Benny man and George Plaisant. Honerary pail bearers, John O. Morrow ": c Oliver, T. o. Smith, pr. George Mor row, A. H. Geohegany T.. K. Thornton P. H. Linnehan. J. G. Houseman Judge ". M. Walker, and Arthur " Smith .5I rs