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real home at real bargain. 10 large
rooms. a acre land. fruit, garden; Bear ga
rage; h.-w.h.; d. c. side: s1S.6 800: more
cash less the price. Also dandy 5-room and
sleeping porch; ready TO occupy; many buutin
features; $3.50 cash, balance like rent We
have 4, 3, O. and up TO IA room homes. All
priced to SELL Can arrange fine terms. Call
Col 950S and we will send for you. You VIII
be glad you them.
Evening star., 1924-12-09

1TO6 OREGON AVE. N.W-4 LARGE
rooms and bath; heat and gas furnished;
electric light; newly papered and painted:
$50. HoWESSTEIN BROS. 7th. and II
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rShdll Business Bro
929 New York Ave.
p. +. CARLEY

p. +. CARLEY.
Business Broker. 81 st. NV.
List. your business with for reliable results.
S'30-Ronming hou-e. 10 rooms and bath;
central: rent, $65.
S5JU-Roufniug- house. 10 rooms and bath:
downtown: rent, $40.
S'ol-ROoming house, 10 rooms and bath
fur. heat: rent, so.
ss5o-itooning house II rooms and baths.
h.-w.h.. and cleo: rent, 1925.
81 ..'1u-trroceries and meats, good income,
store aud > poons: reasonable rent
S3.0p-Grocer store. about $3.50 per week IN
come; rnr, $50: store and 6 rooms.
Si.Jo0-Grocery ami meats. doing good bust
ness: reasonable rent
S,D0-Dsl!cate>sen ard confectionery: good
income; rent, $40.
S5.5W-Delicatessrn and light lunch; fine
stand: rent, SO.
81 .-t0LuDeiI TuoR line high els - place: rea.
sonable rent.
Just a few of tie many business places
listed with me of all kinds in all locations.
p. +. CARLEH.
Tfarkl;r S152
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FURNITURE--N. KRISTEN, $40 Sth St NV
All kinds of furniture wanted. Phone Frank
lin 6Osu.
FURNITURE and household goods wanted
You win feel satisfied with prices we pay.
Eudden & Blanken. 1l6 10th st. NV. NJ. 5991
FURNITURE-We buy household furniture
and office fixtures. Money advanced On stor
age. Sachs Furniture Co.. corner 9Th and u
ats NV. Main tS0s.
FURNITURE--You couple Will pay cash foI
some good furniture and rugs. Adams 3745. Sc
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. etc. Phone u
l3a2 for wagon or have me call. 'Weschler.' 81
320 ia. ave NV.
FURNITURE II you want TO obtain best re.
suits for you furniture and other miscel.
laneous. call NJ. shapiro. 900 Louisiana ave.
NV. Franklin 37s5.
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and old
jewrlry needed In our mfg. dept. Full cash
value paid. Sellinaer's. $50 + st
JEWELRY, diamonds. gold. silver, platinum
and artificial teeth. ID. Alpher, 807 1T. NV
Main os75.
OLD GOLD-BrinR US your OLD goIu. silver.
latinum. diamonds: also discarded jewelry.
We need them IN our manufacturing dept. Will
pay highest prices. A. Kahn. Inc. e35 F st.
PIANOS ana vIcrrolas. old gold. silver. dia
inonds and jewelry. A. Il. Arnold, 1923 g ct
NV. Main S173.
PLAT BOOkS-WaDt 10 buy set of plat books
OF the District Of Columbia. Chas. J. Garner,
lfO6 III 81. NV
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Marshall Business Brokers.

Beauty parlor downtown. well equipped;
rent. s15: unusual opportunity for 81 900.
Cafeteria and dining room in business Sec
tion: expensive equipment; half price at 81 100
Lunchrooln near 18th and You sts.; receipts,
$50 10 SO per day; rent. $40; price, $500.
Billiards and bowling alleys. low rent. price
right; hotel. 50 rooms and baths. good furni-
ture: large income; price. $500.
kearbeer and lunch, old established cornet
h.-w.h.. electricity; owner leaving city: 81 900
Grocery and meats. me-. receipts. $500 per
week: expensive fixtures: 3-year lease; 81 200
Grocery and meats on l4th st. NV. receipts,
S'ge to $500 per week; price, s4,So0.
Delicatessen store on Florida ave. NV
lease; reasonable rent. including living rooms
and bath; $500.
Deiicatessen and fancy grocery stand in lead
ing market: price. 81. $50.
Rooming house, IL rooms. baths; price.
81, 200.
booming house. near 18th and X sts, 10
rooms, we'll furnished: will sacrifice.
Roomfng h"nse 18th st. uear Mass. ave. ::
h1t-water heat. electricity: price. 500.
R6oIning house. 10 rooms. furnished; price,
500
If you want TO- sell consult this office and
save time and money.
Marshall Business Brokers.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.
Continual

continued.
COOK and general houseworker: woman;
l. ST after 4:3O
COOK GENERAL HOCSEwIRKER. after
noous Call! after 7:30 pm. 1927 10th. Apt.
AZ. City reference required. i.
GENERAL HOUSEWOKKEK--liirl wanted;
stay nights. 1917 Webster St.
GENERAL HorsEwORK. girl, in small fam.
lly. Apply With references 10 1929 kilbourne
Il NV near Mt Pleasant 1t.
GENERAL HOUsEWOKk = Woman; stay
nights; references required. Call Cleve. 200
after Z pm.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. must sta,
nights: 3I21 Jenifer st. Chevy Chase. %
GENERAL HOT rSEWORKER. reliable col.
ercd ore. ,J Ell: two in family; 20 home nights.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, col0red woman:
white waitress; experienced. l+6o II st. NV.
Room 21O.
GENERAL wORk-Neal young coiored girl
low at. Adams il.s.
GIRL to assist in housework, In suburbs; stay
nights. 121o Blair rd.
Girl, s.Iored; general housework. Cain
Lincoln 3fl2 aftcr o'clock. -
HoCsBkEEPER. family Of 4; also care Of 20.
salary. Address Rox 4.P. Star office.
NURSE-,iirl white or colored. for two chill
Apt CT. ''''''' ''''' A'D9'
NURSE. experienced very good Washington
references required; two little boys; apart
m%ent; men must remain nights; wages. $50 to $50
WOMAN. settled white. to cook and Keep a
small apartment clean for mild!e-aged lady.
Address Rox l04M. Star office. ~
WOMAN for general housework in suburbs;
stay nights Mrs. Briggs, Braddock Heights.
Va. Alex. 15l0-J. 6'
WORKING HuCsEKEEPER. unlncumb-r-d.
middle aged white. and to do light cooking;
living room AMI wages. After o'clock pm,
y NV
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PERSONAL.

1GnSONAL.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than myself.
WILLIAM c. KING. 1896 ST. 5'
.lACESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDCCEIr-
Wonderful French method used. Dr. Della
Ledendecker. u. g.. 1877 So. NV. Fr. ss4".
SCALP TREATMENTS. FACIALS. SHAM
pooin2 in your home; guaranteed toilet pr"pa-
rations. North $3.50. T'
CAN ACCOMMODATE 4 CONVALESCENT
patient or invalid in private residence: special
attention to diet. Col. T1aSW.
XCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED
Wo:.drrfui French methuI used. Dr. bella
L.drniecker. D. e.. 1871 + ST. NV. Fr. $50.
ELECTRIC BATH, MASSAGE. FOR ENCES-
far. ncyve trouble. s,ecplessness. rheuIna-
tisIn: graduate nurse tcoloredj. North G935-J.
GUILD FOR RADupIIDS--MOTHEK UNABLE
10 support; 3-yearuld boy. Mrs BROWN.
s5s 1l:h 81 Sc. between u aud PIN
\ BABY BOY FOR ADOPTION MONTHS
old. healthy. of good par-ntage. excellent dis
position and beautiful child. North 1906. -
SLIP COVERS MADE WITH YOUR OWN
material: npholstering cushions. S0CTHERN
UPH.. 1907 9th NV. +. $3.50. Save this al.
PHislOTfIERAPY AND ELfa,l koTHER.
apy scientifically fiven. For appoihtmert
aicne Potomac 14i1.
WE ARE NOW PAYING Sc TO $40 FoR
mems ard ladis.' used suits. Our price. for
old clothing the biggest. Wash. Clothing
Exchange. fl3.s d st. NV. Phone Main 1878.
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BOYS CLOTHING
SALESMAN.

The Palais Royal requires
young man experienced in boys
clothing; good salary and per
manent position. Apply Mr.
Simons, Boys Clothing Depart
ment, Palais Royal. 11th and G
streets.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ANOTHER NEW CLASS II TELEPHONE
switchboard operating forming March { short.
easy fascinating course to learn. Be prepared.
oxford bldg, cor 14th bet. y. Y. ave. aud II.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
RiYen. Call LING So We do the raat
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fully EOUIPPED TEA HOUSE.
. 914 18th ST. NV.
formerly operated as The Blue Mill.
may be leased at an attractive rental.
THE F. RI. SMITH co,
Smith Bldg. S1J l3;h ST. NV.
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TYPEWRIIGR Underwood No. .. S34.5o
Royal. S21.a0: l.. c. Smith, $3.50: Remine
ton No To- S2g.50 See our portables. Low
prices and terms National Typewriter Ex-
change $40 F St NV. Main II.
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CHAUFFEURS FOR
YELLOW CABS.

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
MEN AND wOMEN-Learn real estate bust.
ness: free lectures salesmanship pm.
Tuesdays and Thursdays; employment whole
~ part time. William r. MattSe>~- 610-611
Bond bldg.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CAntfnmed

Hardware Business.
Must SELL owner leaving city; guarantee; j.
year lease. Address Box Asp. Star Office. o"
1870 AND SAFETY.
MIAMI, FLORIDA.
Investment. Fastest growing city in Amer
ics; oldestablished company; best references
any amount 500 up: ask for free booklet:
Why Money Grows Faster in Miami
DAVENPORT RICH,
Miami Florida. -
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LET us HANDLE your business propositions
we have a large number Of clients who desire
to buy and cell. Halam Halam Co., J'o
Dist Nat. Bank bldg. Frank. lo2s1.
Garage and auto accessory: business max
ing So, 500 monthly profit; 81 500 cash. ,
Rooming house. 13 rooms; pays Sl,ioo a
Roomine house. II rooms; $500 cash; we'll
furnished: q bargain. Rent, 500.
Rooming house. g rooms: rent, 500; max
ing S35 n week: $500 cash.
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Attention, Married Men.
We need two dependable. clean-cut men for
soeoial, permanent sales work in Washington;
$40 to $50 weekly from start. References re-
ouired. Apply between and g. Pm, 6l9
NIetrOpoltan Bank bldg -
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SITUATIONs-FEMALE.
Continued.

TfPlST--Mornings or evenings. West 49,.
Apt ..
TfPISr-I0ung lady desires office. work. Ad-
dress OpenshHw. SOL 10Th st. NV. &c
WOMAN. educated. Protestant, thirty. will
give three hours time daily. in cOngenial
home. In return for room aud board. G. NJ.
C.. Line Hsa. after pm.
iOtNG LADY wishc. position in doctor S
office. Franklin I492-W
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ARF Vol THF MAN?

ARE YOU THE MAN?
want a married man between 2s and 35
years Of age, without selling experience: must
,own car. This man will start earning 81
per day on March 10 and will receive his
earnings in cash daily II desired. His earn
ings will he increased within one month II
he makes good. To secure necessary inter-
View write Box No. 3, Brentwood. Nd, stat
ing phone number, age, present work, address
and name.
YOUNG MAN-Cashier's posi-
ton; references; salary with
meals. Apply 8 am. to 4 pm.
Childs Co., 1923 Pa. ave.
CHAUFFEURS FOR
YELLOW CABS.
We pay the highest wages in
the city. New men average 28c
net on every dollar they take in.
This is our busy season and
your take-in will be large. Your
pay increases as you stay with
US. Apply 1885 Goth st. NV.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, splendid oppor,
tunity to work close in suburban property. If
you can sell houses and lots see Mr.. Arm
strong. 304 kresge bldg
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
Continued.

PAPERHASGING AND PAiSTING-First
class and reasonable; references. Send card
l.. TAYLOR, 217 II 81. ne.
PArERuANGING ana painting. good aud
quick service; will call evenings with samples.
w. Chadwick. 10Is Douglas st n. 1868.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s7.5u and up; In
terror and exterior painting at lowest prices
Metropolitan Dec. Co., 427 NV. Phi. Err. 800
.st. s.w. Telephone Franklin 6G24. Main $3.50
PAPERHANtiISG AND PAINTING; MoDER-
ate prices 14ss s,E9,t sts St NV Phone Potomac
PHON0GRAPH REPAInING-Globe Turnitur.
Co., 1923 7th st. NV. We repair all makes Of
phonosraphs. Phone Main 1913.
PIANO TuNING-Pianos ana players re-
Plano Co. e44 Il St. ne Lineol, 1867. os5oe''0'
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Jehn Il. Guerin.
plants. plants % Found relaSie for el e yeare ara power
PLUMBING AND Thinning, JOBBING rs
our specially. Quick service tn emergenc:
CARow & Fry. 1oii II At. NV. Main 12si.
REED FURNITURE MADE To ORDER. RI
paired. painted and upholstered; chairs csned.
Ph. Pot: 1929. Wlckercrsf; r. r. 14o: St
ROOMS PAPERED TILL MARCH -. 81 Up
best work: ]. 4. JONES. 1914 18th st. NV
Main 6131. -
TlNSING. heating: furnaces. ranges. latrope7
repaired: 1Obf,ing spec: low rates. Line.
S261. mt. Sheet Metal Co. 12,5 X Sc. los
TIMING, roofing. pipeless furnaces installed
ssMAEFFERR { MoWEN. 10i5 is. sth " 81. NV S.''
TRUNK REPAIRING. Mintz repairs tr:irKs
leather bags, ladies' handbags. etc. Call ol
phone Mntz. 93S f ST. Main 3SSs.
WINDOW SHADES and screens made TO order.
Free estimates. J. NJ. BUTLER & son, 1000
LIST ST. sc. Lincoln e9ssJ
WINDOW and vacuum: cleaning; general clean.
:ng contractors. Ideal Window and Vacuum
Cleaning Co.. Inc, N. 525s. 904 11th NV.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADEs-GooA quality
opaque shades fitted to your windows, sJc;
the best quality OF opaque shades. si.l5: hung
free We will call with samples. kL.EE
BI4ATT. 1ltn aud II as. ne. Lincoln S79.
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COOK and general houseworker: woman
family three: references required. Call lSG
Il ST. after 4:3O.
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MILLINERY TRIMMER
Of uuusual ability for excellent. all.year posi-.
tion in
HIGH-CLASS SPECIALITY
STORE.
Address BOX ll2-L, Star ONCE
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PAPERHASGING AND PAiSTING-First
class and reasonable; references Send card
I, TAYLOR II 81
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
INCREASE YOUR INCOME,

II ycu have q few hours a day or evening to
spare and would like to make $40 or more =
week In real estate work. see Mr.. HARSER.
Room 10 QO1 18th NV.
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SALESMAN with Ford car to demonstrate and
sell Ford necessity: popular price: every
owner a prospect; liberal commission. Address
BOX 1lfs-p, Star office
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SALESMES-Sew. easy seller. big demand: no
competition. $50 more weekly; full part
time; experience unnecessary. Address Box
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GUITAR, Maurer, auditorium size. S25: silver
blue baby carriage, $15: good condition. Call
evenings Apt. LII, 1910 Eiltmore. J*
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SALESWOMEN for our Hick-
son Shop; must have high-class.
small-slop experience. Jelleff's,
1I16 r ST. nv.
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NOUNG MEN for radio work; we also have
positions requiring preparation at salaries
ranging from $3.50 per month up for several
Young men, 1S to '25: will not interte-, with
your present employment: when will it be
convenient to see you: Address GoS 24-H,
star ONCE. %
YOUNG MEN, several. with without selling
experience; good opportunity; live proposition.
L
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GnntInmQd

FuRNITURE--N. KRISTEN, $40 sth St NV.
All kinds of furniture wanted. Phone Frank.
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soUTHsIDE

Corner lot with big house
space on corner for a
store; in good repair, with
large garden spot, good
coal and chicken house. If
you want a real good buy
see me at once. Price
$1,000. Chas. E. Smithe,
Main 1929.
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UNFIT HOMES TO BLAME
Parental Inhumanity The Cause d
AI..aL I.......sI- IA-a.-.------.--

Parental Inhumanity The Cause OF
e.. Much Juvenile Delinquency
The number of homes in any large
city which are totally unfit, according
to even the crudest of standards, for
the upbringing of children is amazing,
writes Forrest Crissey in the Saturday
Evening Post.
Of course, the money question is at
the bottom of much Of this trouble. In
large proportion of the poorer homes
the parental attitude toward either a
boy or a girl of Is or 16 years of age
is, go out and bring some money into
this home or else get out of it'-which
generally means bring all the money
that they earn home.
Judge Arnold (of the Juvenile court
of Cook county, Ill.) feels that when
he can take a child out of an unfit
home and put it into a fit home the
chances for the normal development Of
that child are very favorable. Expert
ence in hundreds of cases has proved
this view of the situation to be war
ranted.
A sO-called institutional home is the
last resort-a desperate chance in his
opinion. Parental inhumanity to chill
dren is an appalling thing both as to
its extent and degree. Scores, not to
say, hundreds, of cases come before this.
court that are almost unbelievable in
their cruelty. Not a pleasant subject,
but one which every decent, normal and
kindly citizen of this country should
face and understand in order to deal
practically and intelligently with this
deplorable problem.
AS l see it." says Judge Arnold, mo
man or woman can be a real construc-
tive citizen of this community and re
main in shrinking ignorance of the ugly
things that are brought to the surfaee
in this court-and of these, parental
inhumanity is by odds the uglieat."
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annual 'GRUDCE
DAY OBSERVED
Orphanage Boys Settle
Quarrels With Fists
Once a Year

There is only one way to prevent
small boys from quarreling and that
is to permit them to use their fists on
each other. According to LeioneI 7.
Simmonds, superintendent of the He
brew Orphan Asylum, New York. This
system is not only practical but also
meets with the approval of the boys,
says The New York Post.
The catch in the system is a dual
one. The system is one of honor and
dictates that a whole years scrappd9Qr
must be done in one day-"Grudga
day."
You are temporarily and for explains
tory reasons an orphan. Life ts
maze of other orphans, attendants, Wis
itors, drab school books and games.
You are spinning your top contentedly
one day when some one steals up be-
hind you and kicks it. Small boys,
even though they are orphans, like to
play such tricks on their playmates.
You Immediately set up a howl and
start for your newly made enemy. Then
you suddenly remember-No Fighting.
Record The Counting Fights
So you calmly go to the superintendz.
ent's office and make an entry in the
Grudge Day Book for four-round bout
with the youth who so ungraciously
kicked over your top. Until "Grudge
day" you observe an enforced truce.
Meanwhile, the entries in the book
increase in number. Little Able Co
hen, for example, has a bout with Sam
my Schultzmeier and Allie Werner, and
Maurice GOldenblatt is signed up for a
set-to with Icy Ryskind.
Looking forward, they train for
their bouts. This year the little chaps
are being coached in the fistic art by
no less a person than Abe Goldstein, the
new champion bantam weight of the
world. The ring hero is graduate of
the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Socie-
ty at Pleasantville, N. Y, and volun-
teered to snow the boys few of the
finer points of the game.
Wanted To "Biff'' The Champ
His first appearance resulted in a
small mob scene with yells of TELL Us
how you licked Joe Lynch!" rising
above the din. Goldstein told the
boys and was Immediately challenged
for his place at the top of the ladder
by one 9-year-old, Sol Cohen, who want
ed to diff the champ one in the eye.
He was gently reminded that it was
not "Grudge Day"
There is only one objection to Grudge
day, and that has gone unnoticed by
the boys. Pity the poor lad who has
an easy fight on his hands the day aft
er 'Grudge day." He has to observe q
364-day truce.
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EAST LAKE. gARe4 AN I, AK :sSS
cash. $40 monthly. Eborn Realty Co.,
2ilon LIST Ave. Nj STA
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CONTRACTORS AND CON
STRCCTION COMPANIES:

Notice is hereby given that the Town
Of OPP, covinston county. Ala, has de-
termined to make certain street improve
ments. viz:
To construct side walks, curbs and
cutters on several main streets. and to
pave II drive-ways on several of its main
streets. and II is calling for bids on the
following kind of pavements and ma
terials:
concrete or any other standardized pave
ment. and the plans. specifications and
details of said improvements are now
on file in the Town Clerks Office in said
town and subject to inspection by all
prospective bidders.
The Town Council win meet in its
Chamber In said Town at o'clock p. M,
on the 18th day of May. 1894. to hear,
determine and select the kind OF pave
ment and materials to be used.
b. H. MARTIN,
Clerk OF the Town of Opp, Ala.
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FARLEY IN DEADLOCK
Ang Russian Conference will Fail,
O'NeilI Saws

LONDON, May 3.--The Anglo Rus
so conference which began about two
weeks ago in London has reached
deadlock on the question of the rte)g-
milton of debts, according to ]. ].
O'Neill. national liberal, addressing his
constituents at Lancaster today. lie
declared the conference was doomed ~
failure unless the debt problem was
solved.
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EDGEWOOD

Excellent Groom, home on 1-acrA lot 'front.'
ing on paved highway and only 2 blocks
from car line; price only $4,000. $500 cash,
$40 per month. No mortBa9ea to assume.
sudduth, Residences Main sst5-W. Sudduth,
Realty Co. 10 NJ 2lst ST., Main sA02.
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TRADE

Beautiful Groom bungalow with Arcols
heat and hardwood floors. Will consider
good small used car or diamonds as part
payment. Homer Srdduth. Res Main 1885,
W. Sudduth Realty Co, ITO N. 21st St..
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WOODLAND

New, Groom bungalow, 8
bedrooms, kitchen, dining
ROOM living room, bath;
lot 50x165 (elevated), in
best part of Woodlawn;
only $500, $500 cash,
balance like rent.
EAST LAKE
Lot 100000 feet; fair g.
room house; highest part
Of East Lake; price
+. $1,000. Will trade for
small car.
Good 5-roofn cottage on
Lewis st. (Woodlawn),
only $500.
G. w. Meadows, with
w. j. DANIEL
21251a I'd Ave. Main 2o2
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING
Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Bir-
mingham Athletic association is called,
and will be held in the rooms OF the Bir-
mingham Athletic club in Birmingham
Ala, at p. m. on the goth, of May, 1924
for the purpose OF negotiating the sale Of
the present property owned by said as
ISOLATION and for the purpose of acquiring
or purchasing a new site for the loca-
ton of said association.
This the goth day of April, 1924
BIRMINGHAM ATHLETIC ASSN
L, nRVTN
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Read The Farm, And Timber Land Ads For Real Bnroa
REAL ESTATE--SALE
WOODLAND

We have very exceptional value
r., six room bunsaiow. Has
room. Splendid basement lot we'll
drained and located in good COM
munity. IL YOU want home in
this section let me show you this
one, which can be bought at less
than cost Of reproducing. IL you
can make a substantial cash pay
ment. See o. H. Horton. with.
j. L. Yancey R. E. & ms. Co.
REALTORS
1is N. list. ST. NJ. SOC
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REAL ESTATE--SALE X
HOUSES FOR SALE iei
WEST END
SPLENDID 2-sToRY HOME
With Peach Orchard. Will
Pay For Itself

4
: = market today In modern O.
atsfaativs III With pretty green
Nswiy canned sasa s ana h Dsafhn srdwood
floors, bteakfAst room, furance
heat, hot water heating. sYs-
tens ten Cone foT summer ana one
glass. enclosed sleeping perches.
Ideally arranged for two families
Sr for renting rooms. you can
live downstairs and save rent and
(. then rent the upstairs for more
notes This' home ~As Built for 4
s sss ny ana e 81 hs sssS
throughout Located In splendid 4.
section Of West End, convenient
to.schoois and churches and only
bHslneSs Ii taking him away Biz
T1inshann, so he, Is anxious 10 sell
his home ~ once, and for inrne-
low, vKius win accept a small
cash. payment and arrange month
~ payfnents that the Income from
!; sc up, aps ts,lr will pay; This home
able. and In addition to making
one vii always have a good re-
drive cutl H O. chamblee or %.
C. weldon with,
Montgomery R. E. & ms. Co.
REALTORS
sio n list. ST. MAIN 1855
RESIDENCE PHONES:
cIIAMBLEE. WEST END sss
wELpEN. WEST END. 72s-w
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

GENERAL BARGAINS IN
REAL ESTATE
Residence Lots

CORNER ON CLARENDON AVE,
ING LOCATION CAN BE
BOUGHT FOR s1.2sa.o0. Will.
DIVIDE AND SELL CORNER
FOR st.25o.e0 On INSIDE LOT
FOR sl,eoo.oo.
CHOICE LOT on BERKLEY
avn. 60xlS0. We; CAN SELL
THIS FOR siss5o.oo. THIS is
ONE OF THE PREsTTIEsT LoTs
IN THE CITY.