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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23
FIRST MORTGAGET
|. BONDS SHOWING
/ GAIN IN. SAFETY

a mortgage secured BY real estate
greatly exceeaine IN value the debt
sSainst Il SSs an exceptionaily' high
derree of stabilfty. and makes q strong
anneal 10 many investors who are
mc<e famiIiar with developed real e.
.fafe,s than with stocks and bonds or
corporations.
'ReaI esfafe Il nearly always devel-
soped with borrowed money. the loans
secured bv pledge 81 the completed
nrcnertv under 4 first mortgage.
The modern method Of handling real
estate n1ortrares provides for the divi-
sfon * 4 large first mortgage into
MANY parts. These parts are first
rnorfrare bonds The securffy, Is land,
buifdinS and eoulpnient. capable Of pro-
ducinr Income much In excess Of the
money needed each year during fhe
life Of the mortgage 20 pay interest and
retire q snecifisd amount OF the bonds.
no iIlusfrate. let US assume that the
owner 81 4 site appraised at $4,000 de-
3 cides to erect e.s a. office building 10
cost $40 900. The need for such q
building il emphasfxed by the current
: - -. afs.l
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condition and that a good sized cover
Ing movement Sis, likely to devotion any
time unless the weather changes fcr
the better quickly.-Fenher & Beane to
Kahn & Virgin.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-cotton
continued a relatively dun; steady AZ
fair again Saturday. The trade e
awaiting some new incentive which VIII
turn prices one way or the other. The
market 10 likely to remain a trading
affair until thisfnew incentive makes
The weather, continues unfavorabie
and the outlook for. over the weekend
is for more rain and cold over most OF
the neIt. 3l.4 ~ - = - -'-s
Dry goods reviews, for the week were
disappointing. The. goods market Frf-
day was called weaker and prices were
quoted fractionally lower for print
cloths. Expected Improvement In the
goods eenterS does not yet seem in
Reports Saturday of further curtaif-
ment among southern mills was a bear
fsh feature, 1t was said there was no
spot demand from the south's mill CEN
tiers, however Dallas, Tex, reported
sales at the best basis Of the season
Fr!day. Generally spot demand remains
dull and probably will show no real
Reports this morning which arnount-
ca to hardly more than rtlHnors that se-
rious curtailment Is expected IN = the
automobile Industry was taken as hear
ISM as indicating general slowing
down In trade.
We prefer wait confirmation of this
rumor before taking 1t too seriously.
Continued unfavorabIe weather will
tend to sustain prices, but better trade
news Is now more important.-I.eyy e
Aronson to SIR. Stewart. -
NEW york March 22.-rhe market
continues in waiting attitude with
trading very light and fairly we'll di-
vtded. There Is no suggestion as vet
OF any distinct, revival IN the domestic
textile trade but reports on that sub
tect taken together leave a very con-
FUSED state of mind, as IL is difficult
70 reconcile complete stagnation in the
goods markets with continued opera
tion by mills at such losses as are
stated to result. II may be wen, how
ever to bear In mind that there was
q time when the world, found 1t essen
uaL TO use practically 100000 bales
OF american and that there are signs
that the world conditions are beginning
to crawl backward. toward normal
BUSINESS, has to creep before Ii can
run, but in spite, OF stumbling now and
then seems gaining in power generally
ana while It Is always possible TO
hammer prices down. selling looks a
rather dangerous experiment except for
those who are long Of either contracts
or the actual stuff before it has been
changed into g0ods.-~Post and Flags
10 shannon and company
~ ~
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CHURCHES
COMBINE SERVICES

Union service of the churches of
Ensley win be held on Sunday after
noon at O'Clock, in the auditorium of
the First Methodist church, to hear DR..
Gordon of Melbourne, Australia, de-
liver lecture on "Thirty-five Thousand
Miles of Prohibition The public is
cordially invited,s
! DIR. Gordon Is a man of wide expe-
rience and much travel. who has col
lected great deal of interesting ma
terial and promises to the citizens of
Ensley an hour of stirring interest and
information.
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COTTON LETTERS

NEW YORK. March .22.--The market
this morning was without any decided
feature. II opened . few points lower
on clearer, weather map, but as vet
itN would be Impossible 10 cali the
weather favorable, Rs temperatures con-
tinued very low over the belt with seat
tered Precipitation IN Texas at several
points. The market held steady on the
idea that the forecast was not favor
able, as 1t indicated further scattered
rains throughout the belt over the
weekend. Theresis also some-talk of
q good spot demand around Atlanta,
anu !altnough the market does not move
upward, II certainly is extremely steady,
and there appears less desire TO sell
than heretofore. Should the weather
map show rains on Monday we feel
tnatN II viii have Its, effect on prices.
There was talk on the floor this morn
ing regarding the automobile situation,
put as far as we can learn automobiles
are sim selling freely with no state
ment py ANY concern OF any curtail-
ment In this Industry (. The dry goods
s1uation remains practically I'M
changed, and we must say again that
appears 10 US that this hand-to-
mouth business IL rapidly depicting the
stock. and aiS the trade is of the opin-
ION tna& we are going to have q large
crop there would be absolutely no resL-
son ON the part Of the mills to buy cot
ton, but should any change take place
mere would be quite different atti-
tude. There was nothing In the mar
lket today of moment Liverpool futures
are due on Monday. May, l6.Sgd;. July
4e.02d-Hubbard Bros. & Co.
6 NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-Cotton
Nalues again fluctuated within narrow
limits with the ability OF the market
TO, ignore bearish features and with
stand selling pressure its most cheer
tul feature, Wires from points in
Georgia telling OF mill curtailnent
there reports that all automobile fac
tpries In Detroit will reduce working
time to four daysla week and a,rath-
er bearish review of crop conditions
from the department. OF commerce en-
couraged selling. The bad weather
outlook, on, the other hand statement
In the Journal OF Commerce to the Of
feet that curtailment remains un-
changed, encouraged buying, and the
market was we'll. supported. Secretary
Hoover issued q statement saying while
preparation. and planting OF cotton was
considerably delayed in many areas OF
the south by bad weather, considerable
planting had already been done In the
tsouthern sections Just why Secretary
Hoover should issue such q report over
the heads OF the department Of agri
culture Is not plain. Wires Dffom tht
Rio lGrande section claim so per CEN
" the early planted cotton will hav,
10 be replanted. Other wires told OF &C
tive demand for spots to fill Marcel
connmttnaents and hardening basis. w
l beitege the inksket Is In an oversolt
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MaktnS UP q IotaI OF 1850. .%ZbO,UOO
The mortgage remains in force
last bond is retired. Thus, as bonds are
paid off, year by year, the ratio OF
security behind outstanding bonds
steadily increases. s
In this typical loan, the MINIMUM net
annual income is $S9,067. while the
one year on the $25o.000 of 2 per cent
first mortgage bonds; Is $500, or
about 40 per cent OF the net income Of
the building.
II can be seen that the net annual
income from the building of $40 OCT q
year will In Is years, amount. to a total
Of 1856, 005. or this sum the borrower
uses SOS. s95 to pay interest. $1sz 900 10
retire bonds by annual maturities, S116,-
600 to retire the bonds of the final
maturity and has a net balance of
$126, ITO. The reader will observe that
this surplus is greater than the amount
Of the final naaturity--the borrowers
the investors during the life OF the
loan. Il -.ssss5 esss5 ~ - = =
To make certain that money shall be
on hand in advance for each payment
of interest Sand for the bonds which
fall due each year, the borrower is re-
CURED to deposit, each month, one
twelfth of the total amount which falls
due during that year. This monthly
deposit plan was devised for the pur-
pose eof insuri9g the use of q buildings
earnings for the retirement OF the debt
against 1t and to insure promptnesss Of
all such payments.
Each month one-twelfth of a years
interest and bond redemption money Is
collected by the trustee and should be
deposited with the bank selected as
depository, in separate account. to
pc used for no other purpose.
IT is small wonder that thousands Of
investors find first mortgage bonds. 80
safeguarded, preferred Investment.
They are secured by substantial. in
8come-producing real estate. The proIS-
erty values behind the bonds are annie
70 insure safety at the start, and a.
the amount eof the loan Is decreased bv
annual nlaturities OF bonds the nro.
portion of security steadily increasAs
Inc earnings OF. the building. are SUI
hlcient TO pay the interest and the
amount or the bond issue, and leave 4.
substantial margin Of profit to the hor-
rover and OF safety to the bond holder
Out OF each months earnings of tine
building, the bond holders share is inn
mediately collected and set aside I'm Z
separate bank account by the trusfae
TO- assure certainty and. promptness ~
all payments OF interest and animal
maturities. ~. -
The invesor who is setting aside a
part Of his income to get ahead In the
world SHOULD confine his purchases to
bonds protected by these most inn
portant safeguards. i.t,.5..-, - ~
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HOLD BIBLE CONFERENCE
Toronto Minister To Speak
Meridian

MERIDIAN, Miss, March 22.-
Especial. THE principal speakers at
the annual Bible conference at the
First Presbyterian church beginning to-
morrow and ending March 30, will be
the Rev. A. B. Winchester, D.. D., pas
tor of the Knox church of Toronto,
Canada, and the Rev. j. a. Ruther-
land, d. D., Of Los Angeles CAL The
conference is not UNCONVENTIONAL but is
intended for all who desire to take adj
vantage of it, said DIR. A. A. Little,
pastor of the First Presbyterian church.
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SHINES HAS OPERATION

BERLIN, March 22.--Hugo SHINES,
German industrial magnate, today UNI
derwent an operation for gladstone. The
Opefation is said to have been success
fnl and Herr SHINES is expecting to
uble TO travel.
Ii is announced that he has retired
from parliamentary activities and will
not be d candidate for reelection to the
Reiehstag in May,
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Discusses Food Values-A naner /,

Discusses Food Values-A paper on
Food Values" by DIR. J. S. McLester
of Birmingham, and one on Blood
Pressure" by DIR. Leonard Hart of
Meridian, were features of the annual
meeting and banquet of the Lauderda1e
County Medical society here. There
were 30 doctors in attendance. l5c
Bitten BY DOg-A small child of r.
Il. Strange. principal of the Oakland
Heights school, was badly bitten by. q
dog that was supposed to be suffering
from rabies. II
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MEN FILL
HIGH POSTS FOR
VETERANS Sons


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and rnm,s;,tsa a..s,..sl, y. ~.
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lie fon;eht snd thas 49, n,,,ins 'le ~ ps.s-
niete rostsr ~ so oy.s sJ spss: s osnr
oificers. dens mat $500 cn,nn,s nSsrs S S
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formsrir. $500 elss'la ~ ~ =.
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Honk;nsa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. eh.s,.,J ~ Malsef T.
ch;ef II ~ III, g.
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tbonr wash;. = ans 7; Lex Sesse An 7,
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ys s,.. ..ass . 49,, -.
,n.r. $3.50 80. s. nl'a. OcnlIialaueIs
arm V;ra;S;a 49, .s. Army tNVrt1-
eih; NlEBHla department., WEN III tSaL-
ioway, Wilmington, N. c.; army Ten
neesee department. Lueius F.. Moss.
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RAILWAY SHARES
KEEP. WARMPA


Il IN u.
EyiSrya are mixed. Al rkfleoted by this
,usesix,a Tccnfin,,ed narrow movement An
ths avsrarres nrihs AZ 10 represeht native
| = ncsra Z, m me point, lfowever. opfn-
| fSr, IN the finnnciai district here IL
| sireed. 4 wall street Ia confident that
Seas begin 10 advance the railway
mare. VIII rive "a GOOD 4 account Of
t,s Az. Z. = ~, - 3 ..,fs
,srnr,. wcca re.sans are found for this
Ivscwf,,s ran{t6nncA n wall street IN
| shs ANYWAY sbares' ), ~ a II.
Reasons NO. 4 has TO do with actual
q rri,,cs snd the outlool for earnings.
| II III !. sinsi + renort Tor 1929 now at
hsnd ,thei intefstate commerce commits
s ~ 1ives the gross -eernin9s Of Class
/ yatiroads All n. s66 0O0. 900. This Il an
1 incr.a "a ~ s7as mo 600. or 1a.1 per cent
nver. 1922: and Il IL . new high record
for an time, the previous .hisho being
-ernss earnires Of the railroads for
tasa not only' established . new high
i rScord for all time. but there was q
tAciaed siunrnveu1er,t In the amount of
Eeross ,,sed 10 nav operating expenses.
Eor 1929 the operating ratio was down
- ~ mar ceyit n FOR 1922 II was 79.8
1 ner cenf. s For 1920. the year of the
nrevious high record in gross It was
Il q nor cent. IN co. -, s
- * what IL Means ~
The. inonorfsnce of this saving In the
rercsrts - 81 cross esrninks required
~ NV hare ouerating expenses may
| - sse,, srhe,, Al IL found. that 1915. the
vsor h.fore.s fhe eovernrnept, took oyer
~ carriers a. a war measure, still
stsnds asSthe high record for, net OPP
s~etsrs inco,ne For 1915. with gross
1870. ~ onlv "a. 596. 600 900. net OBJ
srstinr income was 81 ,04o, 900, 600. That
=. HHs,s &C. IN scnerafinr ratio that
| -. = !. -. : c,,iv ess mar cent.
T,,., raen, -tfe nravious year OF high
-.as,..,s s,r,s. ssrninrs when the operslt-
~, ,st IL was exj3 mar cent net operat-
ine sincon,e after payment OF operating
avnanses was down TO 81, Pos 900, or
ara ctiraiiv nothing considering the
4 IRA M, 900 gross taken in over the
cnrntsrs 8,
srv,,1 dtsta nee. must vet be covered
nsSore tIe. or,eratinr ratio Is. down to
tSe mr.. war basis.S with an operat-
s,- rstio ~. egs Instead of the TIT re-
, ,.11 cd Last YEAR. ana with gross earn
ms 81 over 81. DOC. 900 900 net operating
ircoyoa should he nearer So 600 000, 900
thar the hiwh record OF 81 ,040 600 900
sss 4 hlished hack n 1915. Z
E,,t the noint wall street Is keep
tr- ~ .v,inas q that The oserating ratio
= e r,cvin. in the rirbt, direction, as
shownt ~ the sg77. 600 net ;opefAt-
~. snccroe lust renofted Tor 1923
ass,,.t the si7 IN, f,06 Tor 1890. For
fecs 81 rating income was a5.s per
ca,t isreer tf,an for 1922. Freight car
~. S,,rs so Ear FOR 1928 are esta blish-
.u-uAAA6 = ~ - .Lt.1Y.,i-..
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MARKET. MOVES. /
; Are CONFLICTING
Veterans Unable To Elk
plain Course Except On
Ground Of Hit Or Miss !
10y Will JoHNsbN

4 NEW 'YoRK' Mareis zs,.. yisb stock
market during the past week has
treated itself to the most bewildering
price movements. ever witnessed ~ the
Oldest traders. The veterans confessed
themselves unable 10 explain the course
Of values except ON the ground Of hit
and miss. on nearly every day while
certain sections OF sSthe general list
were i Rettink pounded 10 new low
levels BY the bears, other, sections were
getting into new: high ground. The
movement seemed to work In . cycle
with pretty nearly every section of the
market affected except the rails, which
were consistently strong. United states
Steel common was forced to yield after
heavy, pressure the break below par
here being due in measure to the
indicatfohst that the steel industry Is
slowing III, sooner. than expected. So.
Z The whole performances q, the week
Indicated low level Of speculative en-.
terprise with the public interest almost
ct the syanishins point, this small pub
lie participation has been b feature
Of the past six months, In fact. II
's-s-s ~, Politics Ia, Blamed
Political Developments, It is now
confessed BY nearly all Wall street, OPP
orators, have SLOWED ,,,p trading m the
the redundancy in the money rsnxrkat
with calT money down 10 a. low as, 2
per cent, Then the persistent handeto-
mouth buying Of consumers Is having
some effect. gsp s4..g y ~
As an instance of the small public
interest In things speculative At this
time, a. further contraction has, occur
red in the volume Of brokers money
borrowings, Such loans are now APP
proximately $3.50, 0D0, 000. This COM
pares with 81 ,315, 900 March. s, or a
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Hatterasy to Florida Straits: Moderate,
mostly north and northeast and weather
fair Sunday. 81 81, 80 y
East Gulf: Moderate east and weather
cloudy Sunday. - -, ~
West Gulf: Moderate east and south
east; weather partly cloudy Sunday,
: Caribbean Sea and Windward Passa re :;
Moderate east and northeast and weather
parity cloudy Sunday = g = =
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Waters of the Gulf of Palhama are
among the-cahnest Of any in the world.
Slaughter houses were first cstab-
lishsd in Great Britain at Edinburgh
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-10
Does, Cats, Pets, Etc.

Z
4HH WORLDS largest dog ksnnoln
offer for sale oorang Airedale watch-
ecEz automobile dogs. farm dog4
retrieyera. Also big-game hcundA
M eocnhound0. foxhouudB, rabbit hounds
sei ana Thoroughbred puppy stock. 9atis,
Sc faction and safe delivery guaranteed
% % any point In the United States
bcs Large illustrated descriptive .catalog
gig k09 Ia Rue. Ohio.
Or SALE 11ign- clasu FOX ana Beagle
hounds; partly and well broken: pup
fs8 pies of all breedo. When writing
state exactly what You desire. then
can give yon full particulars IN first
4 lettef. ] ship @. o. y. Stamp for
circular. Lands Kennels. Mohnt0a
POLICE dog. male. n months old:
wolf gray; good pedigree; months
old male also 3 female puppies, .
months old. Cleve. 1854.
PUFS--Six collie. about one month old.
1119 Morse So. M n Line. 3e2S.
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Legal Notices

ZoNTNG COMMISSION or THE DIS
TRfCT OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON.
October 1. 1924. In compliance with the
provisions Of Section Of an Act oa
Congress-. approved March !. 1879 Pub
lie No. l63, seth Congress. entitled An
Act to regulate the height, area and use
OF buildings IN the District Of Column
bia and to create zoning Commission
and for other purposesl. notice q here
held ia the Board Room Of the District
Building at 1900 A. n, October ~.
1924, for the purpose Of considering the
following proposed changes In the boun-
dsries Of the use; neigns ana a area s az
DENTAL TO FIRST COMMERCIAL:
Property abutting the south side of Coz
Iun1bia Road between l1th street ana
mozart Place. property aDuttlng she
tween Livingston and legation stfeets.
CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL s'B''
AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL &C.
AREA: Property abutting the east side
ana Lamont street. Frontage on both
sides OF sth street N. r.. between II and
I streets. Frontage on the west side
Of 9Th street y: p. between II end =
10 "a REsTRICTED' AREA: Area
bounded on the north BY Newark street,
on the south by Glover Parkway along
Fulton street. on the east BY Tunlaw
h00Q ana on Nno west Dy EOxuAH AOaos
CHANGE FROM FIRST COMMERCIAL,
&C" AREA TO RESIDENTIAL "A RE-
STRICTEDh AREA: Property along
both sides Of Macomb street between
18th street and New Mexico avenue.
CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL ..A''
AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL 'C's
AREA Lots 81 to 26 incl..e and ~ TO
So IneI.s square 1880. located between
Garfield. Hawthorne. 4srd and 4lth
streets. A preliminary examination OF
the changes proposed may be obtained
at Room SOC. District Building, a. .
,,.t: 0cs S ch A. 49, don.ns S0
invited to be present J. r.. BELL,
ECUNO II. RUDOLPH. JAMES r. OYS-
TER. G. .. SHERRILL DAVID LYNN.
Zonfng Commission Of the District Of
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s sf lT1sys sy TyIT9E, ~ !.nysStIEsse
3. IhQmaa Circle. Main kAHA.
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HUWE Y DAVIS,
4SsI aAth g. n ". MSin esIA
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30
Transactions in Stocks and Bonds
NEW YORK STOCKS

Close Close Week Days
Today. Westerly. Ago. Chge.
20 industrials. $3.50 $3.50 1854 Ill
90 railroads .6i.73 61.91 62.52 lis
40 stocks ....7i.06 74.20 1865 LII
New York. March ?9.-Following Is
complete list of stock sales today.
Total sales OF each stock and the high,
low and closing prices are given.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


Ilg GORAIAN. -FOUR ROOMS, BATH,
gas garage, half block from Nolan car.
s25. Inquire COS n. Pine or or. 2ll1.
OUT OF CITY LIMITS-MY NEW
home, four rooms and large sleeping
porch. Three-piece bath: must sell my
equity: will take good car. balance cash.
Main Plaza Garage. lO6 Dwyer Ave.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
two and three-room apartments. all
newly arranged, very reasonable rent.
S25 Carson. Tr. 1867.
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS, FlF-
teen for 81. Bronze turkey eggs. $3.50
for twelve. TT. 1896. i14 Santa Clara.
LosT-BUNCH OF KEYS WITH -. +.
Davis Jr.. FL Campo. Tex printed on
leather case. in postoffice or on street;
reward. Woodlawn $500.
FOR RENT-ALAMo HEIGHTS. TWO
rooms. kitchen. breakfast nook. hall.
sleeping porch. bath and garage; on car
line and paved street. Shades. hnoleum
and Pittsbura heater. janitor service and
water furnished. Call mornings. ga Pat
terson Ave. Phone evenings CT. 1912.
Ask for Mr.. Simpson.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

DRESsMAklSG AND SEWING
WASTED-PLAIS SEWING AT HOME.
Call CT. es3:.
WHITE HOUSE DREsSMAKING AND
juvenile shop. pattern dresses, hem
stitching, beads and Juvenile clothes, op-
posite postoffice. III Avenue -. Or.
1864.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET

Boston, March 29.-Following Is list
Of today's highest, lowest and closing
prices for the most active stocks dealt