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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
CONDUCTOR DIES Had Birmingham:N Meridian Rgh Fer l :. Kti sSE Years 3n M. !, 2

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 SELMA, Ala, March 1.-fSpecial Leased Wire. )-AS. Farmer Scale, for AZ years with. the Southern railroad, and one of the most popular conductors in this section. having the Birmingham Meridian run for, many. years, sdied at his home on Lauderdale street Satur- fday y morning. He had been an in- valid since last fall, but his last ill., ness lasted. only3a few days. .
 He was born in Shelby county in 1863. He is survived byHhis widow, three daughters and twoSa sons. One daughter, Mrs. Clarence Agee of Selma was chosen queen as the most beauti- ful woman in Alabama, in Birming- ham, when President Harding visited that city three years ago. Services will be held in the family residence Sunday afternoon, with sDr. D. W. Gamble, pastor of St. Pauls Episcopal church, .officia ting.
 E, Mrs. F. W. Bassett
 F4saaIrs. F. w Bassett, n years of age, | died .at. the home of her daughter. Mrs. J.. H. Courtney, on Lauderdale street, on Friday afternoon. The body was sent to Leroy, Ala, on Saturday morn ing at 6 o clock and services were held Saturday afternoon at thateplace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
TABLES SURELY TURN Plaintiff Gets Arrested When He Calls
 . Cons For Another

J. M.- Jones, 1922 Avenue H, Ensley, attempted to park his machine in front of house at 725 Twenty-fourth street Saturday evening.
 The owner of the house, Mrs. E. S. Crenshaw, objected, so he called police headquarters.
 T want this woman arrested" he told c. o. flames and J. E. Reed. city patrolmen. "She won't let me park here, and she thinks I'm drunk"
 The patrolmen though so too,. and they arrested Jones, instead, on that very charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
COL. BANCROFT HERE,

Col G. w. Barcroft. of Columbus. Ohio, is spending several days in Birm- ingham as the guest of his brother-in- law, +. O. Duff, and family at their Arlington Place home in West End Col. Barcroft is making an extensive trip to several southern cities and will also visit Havana and cities in the West Indies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
New Jail for Cherokee County, Alabama The State of Alabama,
 Cherokee County.

COmmlssIOneTs COuTt'
 By order of said Commissioners Court, bids are called for. with the request that the same be sealed and delivered to said Court on or before March 24. 1923, for the building of a Jail at Centre, Alabama.
 Plans and specifications of proposed plant are on file in the office of the Pro- bate Judge of said County. where all ip formation will be furnished parties de- string to submit bid With each bid sub mtted a certificate check for $1,000, evi. dencing good faith. must be submitted.
 The Court reserves the right to reject any and all bids submitted, giving con County Bids submitted shall be opened and result of bidding declared March 24, 1894. E. J. CHESNUT,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
'.~ HOLD NEW THEORY Duffy May Have Been Killed By Els
 capped COnvicts, Say Police

CHICAGO, March 1.-Reciept of description of five convicts, who es. capped from the state prison at Phila- delphia last year caused Chicago police today to suspect that John Duffy, or Daugherty, of Philadelphia, who was found shot to death week ago, sev- eral hours before Leah Exley, known as his wife, was, found slain, may have been killed by the cony;cts, said to have been formerly associates of Duffy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
NEGRO WOMAN SHOT
Was Returning From Lodge Meetin
 When Wounded

WAS RetuFhlng From LOdge MeetIng
 When Wounded
 Emma Bell. negress, age %, was mysteriously shot and seriously wound ed, Saturday afternoon near her resi- dence in Ragsdale, Ala.
 According to Emmas. statement after reaching the Baptist hospital in Birmingham, she and another negro woman, Elsie Brown, were returning home from lodge meeting and had stopped to gather wood. As the Bell woman picked up her bundle she was struck in the abdomen by bullet. The women heard the shot, but neither saw the assailant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
$5,5OO FROM TAGS
Dog Owners Will Pay $3 Instead. Of &1 MOndav -

Dog owners had secured city license tags for 4,700 animals, Saturday the last day to pay up before tue dog wagon hegins it's yearly rounds.
 The license fee of $2 had netted the treasury approximately S5,500 near the closing hour of the office which stayed open ill the early afternoon for tardy payments.
 Beginning Monday the fee will be $3 for the same license. The dog catcher will start picking up untagged animals in few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
MARTIN ". AnnY

Martin W. Addy, aged S2 years, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. NJ. E. Bryant, in the Bryant community of Hattiesburg yesterday morning. He is survived by his wife, three sons and one daughter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
DETROIT BANKER DIES

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb. 29.- Henry P. Borgeman, vice president of the Peoples State bank, Detroit, died suddenly here tonight. His wife and daughter, Helen, were with him when he died.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02

clogging matter which water fails to get.
 Apply Facial Youth night and moru- ing, and whenever else the face needs cleaning. You will never find another way to keep the skin so clear.
 One-fourth price
 The greatest beauty experts now em- ploy this liquid cleanser. Some supply it to dainty women, but at four times what I charge. No cleansing formula in existence can compare with this. And a clear skin is essential.
 Edna Wallace Hopper's Facial Youth is now supplied by all druggists and toilet counters at 75 cents per bottle. Also my Youth Crnam--my fruity cold cream. Also my White Youth Clay the utmost in facial clay. Also my Hair Youth, which brought my lux uriant hair. M., Beauty Book comes with each.
 urge you to try Facial Youth. Learn what really clean skin means. Let it do for you what it does for me. You will be amazed. Then, if you want my other helps, they are at your call. Edna Wallace Hopper, 53s Lake Shore Drive, ChicaHo.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
NEWSPAPER MAN INJURED

NEW VNLE-fNN, MATCH I.-J. C. Ahy. 6A years old. for many years con ductor of 'The Passing Show" col umn in the New Orleans Daily States. and known to newspaper paragrnphers throughout the country, was rIIn down by an automobile last night and seri- ously injured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
VETERINARY LEARNING HIGH

It cost the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of pennsyi- vania almost IS times as much to give instruction to a student as the student pays in fees and tuition. The average cost per student to the school is SI,- 465.2S, while the fees from the individu- al is $SS.o3 per year. M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
NEGRO PIPE ORGAN
 MAY BE ATTACHED
Two Alabanlians Want Pay For
 Repairs Claimed

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 29.--At- tachment of the pipe organ of St. Pauls A. M. E, church, negro church in this city, was asked in q suit filed in chaheerg court by 0iD. Alien and Nor ton B. welch of Alahamas against for nler treasurer and trustessS of the church.. The amount asked is 528.3S. alleged to- be q balance. due for repairs made upon the organ. . SSs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
ROOSEVELT HIGH
NEW a-EOBM BUNGALOW
tuNta1 LOT
CUT TO $500

CUT TO $500
Homes like This RrS moving steadily
az $1,000 above this price but this
builder has too many on hand and
has Included this ono fin n sweep
ing reduction. giving you rare
UppnrtuutfN for o. short fimN 20 get
n real home a. a luw price. when
we Say modern. we ruran that this
homo contains each and every ono
~ those features and r~finemrutH
that arc 30 dear 10 the heart Of
every home lover You will not be
disappointed FOR this 10 a REAL,
SNAP MAY WE SHOW You THIS
BEAUTY TODAY?
ONLY $500
$500 nONNN-=f15 MONTHLY
FIVE MODERN ROOMS
NEAR LINCOLN HIGH
II you nrc looking FOR real value We
recommend this aa tho beat home
buy in this splendid district today.
Every room is large and light and
IN very good condition turnout.
Guest closet IN reception hall.
pretty fireplace In living room.
fine dining room, oak floors: un-
usually nice bedrooms with large
ventilated closets, fun cabinet kit
chen. nook. fine basement. furnace
with coils, laundry. etc 4 REAL
HOME Ar a BARGAIN PRICE,
RELIABLE REALTOR SERVICE
ME lrHc-nG7i. $500 Stone Way.
ROOT BROTHERS REALTORS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
Good Used Cars
Seattle Automobile Co.

The Used Car Department Not lust
Like Any other"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
Big Opportunity

o secure approximately 5tE acres.
with one acre cleared. at sacrifice
price. 1000 feet frontage on well
travelled graded road. with cleo
tricity. telephone service and mail
delivery along street, Ten min
utes walk from stores and Pacific
paved highway. Large trout
stream crosses property. Price
SLIGO. Terms Sil0 cash. 81 per
month. Located at inElcwood
park: % minutes auto ride from
Second ave, and University ST. eco
Walker Bldg Ell iot-0lS2.
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200 Alaska building MAin-53il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
AUTOS FOR SALE
Eldridge Buick
Used Cars

IAAA ANAbN AfAANN
Used Cars
You can trust eur REBUILT
CARS Go do what We cay.
lNrrE uaN wo have uwu#fE
trll ua bF lstrr gr word uf
mouth that our REBUILT
CARS AFRO proving tn Boo exc
srflh what wH EuaTHuIvrI-
Nr never offer tho uuy.HE
public a guaranteed car that
ID NOT fret inspected ana Tar
built That's why our repre-
FrutHtiuu On truthful. and our
customers are satisfied. There
may br better NrayH ~ build
tuE confidence fn our word
but we don't know what if o.
Your Credit d. Good with
1884 BUICK Z TELINDEU
TouNING-Thr Ia-turHa ~
this Model and our guarantee
% ita mechanical perform
snCo afford someone "a most
desirable automobile invest
ment Tho original finish iH
uuurrraraTy Equipped with
double bar humprT Gabriel
snubbera, m0tomrtrr and bar
rHp. rain rWipr. mirror one
spare tire, tube. cover aud
lock Has 3 almost brand
new Goodyear cords. Down
payment t1ls
1891 uuICK G CYLINDER
ROADSTER - Rebuilt and
guaranteed, newly painted "a
IN
Tenders the rear wheels have
new cord tirrHs equipped with
two HpTluE bumpers. spot
light automatic rain rwipr.
other HrrrHnuFiras Down pay
mrnt G2ga,
1889 PAIGE GsG TOURING The
former owner took unusually
GOOD care ~ this car. aH be-
condition viii indicate We
have painted ID an attractive
EraNt with jgt black Tenders.
equipped with els good cords.
bumper. HuuhhrFa. aut6matir
rain awipC. mirror. spotlight.
Down payment $500.
1871 sTupEHAKER SPECIAL
SIX TOuUiNg-At our low
price thla De- n bona fidr h4r-
gain Down payment. sass.
equipped win bumper. motto
meter. automatic rain uWlpr.
mirror, Sun visor. spotlight, =
good cords
1919 FORJD TOURING .....tsss
1891 FORD ROADSTER .... iGg
USE YOUR CREDIT
Eldridge Buick Co.
EA Ht-osts, 500 4. Pike 81
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lnterlaken Beauty
Unobstructible Lake
View
Paved Boulevard

HNr."" H.NH k'.N' r. r"hNHNr-
Will TAKE E.As Hl- hlAr
MoNp AZ INITIAL PAYMENT
Here ls your chance 90 get boz
this select district a. a price
$1,000 below value ThiH
homo 10 brand new. owner
bias lived iu 10 lees than 20
days, but because ~ illness,
Dol willing 90 sacrifice $1,000
rather Than hIs health,
Words cannot drguatrly
describe tho nominees fsrl-
inF ono acquires on entering
. tho mammoth living room
across entire end ~ home,
tEr large dlniuErHum. cab.
met Kitchen aud large nook
all arranged NJ sou set n
wonderful lake View. tells
Yuu that an architect that
know hlH business drrw Tho
plans The bedrooms arc
exceptionally large and afs
ford the Same wonderful
view The interior drrafHt.
ms be- lu n class bE Itself
and blends thoroughly with
aHr worry latest Doc ornament
al lighting NEturrH. %
course you viii find genuine
oak floors throughout rr-
wTHt basement hot water
heat. frpaTHtr furnace room.
fuel room. laundry room and
GARAGE This wonderful
homo is positively priced 10
HHII today. Wr Will gladly
call for sou ~ you phone
MI IrHFaEEHE
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Cheap

acres. corner broadway and
Cherry at north of city; small
house. Prico 81 1000: terms 500
down, $40 per month Can put oil
station or store horo right In DO.
tween big cities. See Hlllman
or Darnall, Dos Third ave-. today
till 8 y. IN,
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4 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
IIoMEsTEADEn iEEa

Tho old-timsrH had the choice. Here's
almost one mile OF Puget sound
frontage. on main land. now sur
Nryed and being offered In 8 and
l0saCro tracts, some with buildings
and clearing all with beach front
age low banks, no high bluffs.
plenty Of water. can reach b. auto.
steamer service. miles from
growing town. big mills building
now Ideal for summer camps or
permanent homes on salt water.
Priced us low as S6T5. on terms. II
interested In water frontage. see
maps photos. get facts. Trip may
be made 70 the property sunday.
Charles Sumcrs Co, Alaska Bldg
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Take Your Choice of
10 New Bungalows
Reduced $500 Each
1850 CASH. BALANCE
LIKE ETEr

Hf#' N..#H"NNH NH"NNHHH ~ T.
LIKE RENT
Yer reasons which wr wiii
gladly explain on calling a.
our office. we now can offer
sou your choice % some OF
tho clRsaicHt homes boz tho
North End 90 a real nhEFla
figs You could not pos
ably build them az tho
price wr are asking. They
have absolutely everything
sou would expect In
strictly modern 1885 homo.
The architecture. design and
floor plan arc an different.
80 sou can surely find the
ono you want ono % them
ta distinct English tYps
EiNsraam colonial Tor $500.
another "a fBurHruuw COM
biuhtIuu colonial bungalow
type Af $1,000. Stili hnoth-
or "a spanish typr s.T8om
bungalow with snow white
front outside fireplace.
ZONE Out early and take
your choice WN will guar
aulsr they nrr the beat
values you have soon this
year ia new homes Re-
member, We have seven
HhleHmru AZ your disposal
Jusi phone ME lrFr-5sgi.
Largent & RYAN, Inc.
REALTORS
1875 ~ 9th WE irue-sg75.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS.
. WE WILL CALL FOR YOU
? :. :. \. y. y. :. =. \. \. y - \. y y.
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hIturarrH ashgrrt WIN Uuy VIII sen
AI#HEl Pct q Coal. Bl1 5000 ,
Anderson ErrH. -.r- -IH# .tltl
Beet Universal Look Offer BOO
Beet. B.. D. Inc .r..Dffrr Eid
Central FINANCE offer 1000
'aHfHHa Petroleum offer .9t
buraut Motors. 1850 1900
Forks Drilling ..--. offer .05
iufrrIl Coupler ...r Offer .s5
Lambert Tire u H.. l15 zoo
nrE.a bellevue Cop Offer 20
Olympic Hotel Bonds offer 1900
Puget 50. J.. L. J. 1900 300
E." Eruhaghrr Motors la1 400
Richmond Copper -. -I3 .1ih
Ruby Beach Mining Offer BID
Ruby Joe Mining offer 90
Eaiurrr Trarera Steel Offer 40
FfrfFrta Gear ...... offer 1000
Star HgfnTs s..r.-.. 300 t.ls
luEuua Finance s..Dlfrr 24.9V
I o. Silver Fox ...OffTr $50
Fltgmru Cereal .... 400 $50
Western smaIt & Potter Bargain
wichita Royalty -s. .DGh 10
EXCHANGE YOUR SOE-DIgIDEND
PAYING STOCKS FOR GOOD
INTEREST BEARING BONDS
ALL FOREIGN gOVEFEMENT
BONDS QUOTED
WE WANT THE FOLLOWING;
Central Finance. ii GiorEio Fruit
IUfgsI Coupler, Olympic Hotel
Bonds. Hick' ubacksT HOtgrE. Du-
rant ana Star Motors.
200 Marion 81 IL lOt-6fsg
Just or 2na Ave. OPP. Natl City TX.
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9 ACRES
WATER FRONT
T-nnTFFr GsTTTFAAF

TROUT STREAM
LOG HOUSE 1890, chicken house
1880, barn: 1886 FEET ON SALT
WATER: 3 chicken runs: berries
u all kinds; good we'll Only
SL750; small cash payment, bal
anCe easy
THE W. T., MORSE co.
4l6 LeRry Bldg. MA in-6G25
fi,000-S42O cash, $40 month. in
Cludrs interest. buys my is-acrc,
facing paved Victory highway at
18th st.. equal TO lots SGihNlSU:
water: lights; phone: and paving
In and paid for This Us bottom
land. practically Lowell with Eraca.
and suitable for any kind of bust
ness. WIN Increase in value rap
idly. but I need money. owner.
IKE nNyd-GlqI
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CT FOR sALE-ACREAGE
Free 5 Acres

Wee new house con move in today.
north ~ Eratifr. we viii give
away this place ~ you VIII pat
Belgian hHrrH on lt and DO 80 we
cay ana don't make 1900 monthly.
UthrrHlaN you pay 200 500 down
and Fi3 per month Now either
bring money ana 90 Frr this nice
place ~ chase your IrEl on look
Ind ~ other places. tfF Era Perry
OF hrH, LampWuu today AZ ebs
Third Ave office open an 3 .. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
We Will Sell, Subject
Stocks Offered

Stocks Offered
5000 Anderson Bros, Inc. ...t0.0fis
100 Best Lock Frank T.. 80. LIS
90 Best Universal ....... Bid
1000 Forks Drilling ........ .0ejs
5000 Forks OIL ...ss..-..... BID
1890 Petroleum Producers =. 90
800 E0theTt Steel ......... .55
800 Rowland safety Valve .. .s5
1000 Silver Crest. T. Canal o.. 10
1000 Western Smelling x Special
WANT-Alnrka Pet. Coal, Best Lock.
Olympic Hotel Bonds. Trojan Oil.
Futreu Coupler. Alaska s. S.
G. j. Steeple
1iC Cherry ST. MA in-5sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
AUTOS FOR SALE
1924 Studebaker BIG 6
Sport Touring
$l,630

Hero ir ga opportunity o. Eavo
$500 an "a Bis c sfudrhskfr
which looks and runs abso-
lutrlN Ike "a brand new car.
With am the pow r and -pggd
you could wish Tor. n has
dice wheels with yEtra
disc wheels and tirrs mount
90 un running boards &c cord
iTrala trunk with 2 suitrHHra
iu rear. 3 bumpers. sun shade.
automatic wiudHhirld HWIpr.
moi1Wrtrr and ornament.
Waltham S-day clock. tan-
nrau llEht. roWl ljEhts. yrn-
tilator nirkgled radiator and
headlights, Alcmitr lubrieat-
ms system. Gabriel suubbsra
aud running beard llEhL Car
cost 3alla You will aErrs
with mo when yOu aro n that
it u the best buy ln seattle
Tor &l.t5n can arrange
terms, and will consider
light car ga trade No deal
ctA WIN b. home evenings.
Phone kE nwd- tI6g A30I
Fifth ~ D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
Here 1t Is

on pavement. 80 minutes from down
town, just out Of city, north; city
water lights, phone: bus passes
door; live here, work I'm city easy.
THREE ROOM BUNGALOW 49,
wonderful view OF sound; on
large. level lot only Sl.65O; $3.50
cash. balance like rent
PUGET SOUND REALTY co.
ia Third Ave Ell int-S146
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S. STOCKS AND BONDS

WatsOn-MOOre COMPANY
rTgHFH Eat 1907 BONDS
All fHHfHg and unlisted Hrruritis1
given edlHts execution over
UHHafr H#r-H H.fl connection Ia
400 principal cities ln the United
States HUl FaHlIu-
All .prsauf HflrEa bought and 1oid,
a r#.H#.# m H##rH- Ug.H INV F.III Hffl
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2 FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE


FOR EXCHANGE. TNlEEEElTf
BlETEIET
Modern Broom furnished house. in
fine shape inside and out, only Q
blocks from the university Dol
paved section easy o. rent room
good income property. owner
wants hotel iu smaller town west
~ mountain. Call or write r.. O.
James ~ Co, 4l2g 10Th ~. T.
ME lrFr-7i10.
FOR EXCHANGE nave a dandy
Groom modern home I'm C1wru
Park district located among nice
homes completely modern. level
corner lot garage. paved street
Price only $1,000. Want Z or o
rooms, modern, with view: prefer
Capitol Hill or WuliinRf0rd
@. e.. JAMES a. co
Ai2E 10Th 3. %. ME lrse-7f00
FOR EXCHANGE Groom Coz
lUHlal. never been occupied: in
Roosevelt high district Want z
Dr 3 rooms, modern. near the uni
YeFrliYs Better 81. this one.
q. q. JAMES a. co
N2s 10Th y. =. NE rEe-7to0
OWNER will trade IA modern Groom
home, value 5000: want 4-r0om
house, Telephone NJ lrss-3lGs.
-D gsTTTDUTnn. . .sr.H-H
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10 ACRES
q ROOM HOUSE
CLOSE TO LAKE

This land lies very Lowell: facing on
good country road; some bottom
land; Broom house; wood shed
lots OF good alder wood. Only
$3.50; 500 cash. balance $40
monthly
THE w H. MORSE co.
di6 L"ary Rldg. MA in-G635
acres, new house. on in
terurbnn boulevard. north OF Sc
attic, ut Cathcart. the good soil
center. Price only 1915. terms
500 down, $40 month We will
furnish cows and chickens or Bel
giRn hares TO reliable buyers on
terms Sec HillmAn or Darnall.
908 Third ave. Our Seattle office
open till s y. m. We need some
more carpenters
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X Lewis COUNTY LANDS
Unusually productive. ull silly clay
luums level valley and bottom.
towns. schools transportation and
nearby employment 20 acres no.
flf fa ffa. liberal terms. Agent
Ht DualurEa. Washington. or write
Graham Land Coz 1908 American
Bank Bldg. Seattle.
o AtEEa
HALE CLEARED
This land ~ on fEr main highway.
ELECTRIC LIGHT IlHr passes tHr
land frat class coils fenced. UrT-
fecily level Only $500. ll3 each.
$3.50 monthly
THE W. g. MORSE co.
ilh LrHrg BLDG. ia lu-sl35
FOR SALE ar traac-EZ-nrra ranch.
good builI.HEas new EIos farm
lighting plant. hot ana cold water.
all kinds ~ machinery, stock and
feed One mile from AHHn0Ffra,
wash. H D.. H. Z. Phone 1928.
,. w, N0Eera
LAKE ErGuEN acre. cost II9z. sale
price. gi25 cash. Garden tract
near White Center. 1850 terms. or
$3.50 cash. FU uHFf--Ea7
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Here You Are

J large, bright rooms; beautiful bath.
new. neat and clean: garage Won
drrfui View. short blocks 10 ,
street cars t2sN0. easy terms.
JUNCTION REALTY co WE Ft-07FT
NEWLY WEEDS. attention Brand
new t-r00m bungalow. bargain.
owner. 1sth 81 w. and Finiay,
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-22

Camille ArgO
NJ. E. Armstrong
Bdrthd BdLtz
F. J. BdLtz
John Y. BdLtz
F. E. BeLfOrd
Tom Bigger
ID. c. Blackburn
J. L. BLedSOe
C.. F. BOde
Ben A. BrOUH
DIR. J. W. BrOLUn &
VI. BurrOU r.
N. N. Carter
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-22
ANNOUNCEMENT!


ng a eMondvM
he sen rs iona Bank
sod in 2and the First tman
O Randolph County
andac ahared
edlankar eRandopb
eComa dt ofcnsb
ing perenc m + positions
edemandm
sste yworhy frmrad
d
of mbin
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-22
OFFICERS

N. NJ. Carter, Pres.
J. o. SaILee, Vice Pres.
DIR. J. ". BrOUn, Vice Pres.
Ben A. BrOUn, ActiUe UP.
Chds. Jones, Cashier.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-22

H. L. Haynes, Asst. Cashier.
L. r. Pickett, Asst. Cashier.
Clifford Price, Asst. Cashier.
John Y. BaItz, BOOk-keeper.
T. W. Carter, BOOk-keeper.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-22

F. J. BdLtz
Ben A. BrOUn
DR.. J. w. BrOUn
NJ. BurrOU
NJ. NJ. Carter
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-22

G. F. Shannon
J. w. Shannon
Kate E. Skinner
J. q. SLGytOn
J. H. Story
Geo. SteimeL
Eugene Thompson
f. E. VOOhers
Jacob Wall
Myrt WdLrOnd
H. Ella White
It. T. White
S. ". White
Mary A. Witt
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SHAREHOLDERS

T. W. Carter
Mary DeCLerk
E. L. Dickson
E. ". Ellis
d. W. Fender
c. A. Going
E. NJ. Greer
Flora A. Hall
r. ". HdnliL
II. L. Haynes
Sylvia Holland
DR.. T. Il. Johnson
ChdS. Jones
J. K. Kizer
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-22

J. o. SdUee
G. F. Shannon
J. w. Shannon
Eugene Thompson
S. NJ. White
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-22

Henry KOechner
r. d. Lucas
l.. r. Martin
Fl. G. McNabb
J. c. Parker
Joseph Peters
Clifford Price
J. w. Price
d. w. Reynolds
s. c. T. Sage
J. o. SaLLee
r. E. SGHee
III. A. Schndbdun,
E. g. SchOOnOUer
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-22

DIRECTORS
d. w. Fender
J. r. Kizer
DR.. T. Z. Johnson
r. ID. Lucas
L. r. Martin