Birmingham directory, 1909

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The City With a Pay Roll of One Million a Week

Population 1910, 132,685, increase of 245.4 per cent in ten years. Altitude 700 to 1,000 feet above sea level.

New industries exempt from taxation for ten years. Water bacteriologically pure, and chemically analyzed daily. One of the best paved and sewered cities in America. Large yellow pine lumber market.

Has the tallest building in the Southern States. Climate devoid of extremes of heat and cold.

Two million-dollar hotels in course of construction.

A two-million dollar terminal station.

One hundred and eighty-five miles of street railway. Lowest electric power rate in the South.

Nine trunk lines radiating to-all parts of the country. Ninety-six passenger trains daily in and out of Birmingham. Has twenty parks and one Zoo.

Will erect the largest auditorium in the Southern States.

Is an ideal convention city, offering every inducement to tourists. Hospitable people and a cordial welcome awaiting the stranger. One of the healthiest cities in the United States.

Has a commission form of government.

Best motor equipped fire department in the Union, excepting no city. Birmingham has five high schools, sixty elementary schools, four colleges, one medical and one dental college.

Two million tons of iron manufactured annually.

City tax rate, one dollar.

The Birmingham Spirit is typical of the New South. Birmingham promises to derive a wonderful benefit from the Panama Canal; Latin America needs Birmingham's products.

Cheap fuel, close proximity to raw material, labor and transportation facilities are what Birmingham offers to prospective manufacturers.

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Containing an Alphabetical List of Business Firms and Private Citizens, a Directory of the City and County Officers, Churches, Public and Private Schools, Benevolent, Literary and Other Associations,

Banks, Etc., Etc., and a Complete

Also an Improved Street and Avenue Guide and Directory of Householders of the City

Compiled and Published by R. L. POLK & CO.

Directory Library: Chamber of Commerce Where Directories of Principal Cities Are on File for Reference

Copyright 1914 by R. L. POLK & CO.

Shed, PREFACE

We take pleasure in presenting to our patrons the twenty-ninth volume of the Birmingham City Directory. It has been the aim of the publishers to make the Birmingham Directory a medium to display the progress the city is making in business and population.

There is no publication connected with the city that so completely ex- hibits the industrial, commercial and other industries than the City Directory. In the alphabetical list, names of all inhabitants over a certain age are taken, 'giving the most reliable data for estimating the population. The classified departments show a complete exhibit of the various kinds of business and the extent to which it is represented. 'The miscellaneous, the condition of the government, churches, societies, etc., and the advertising department the energy and enterprise in the business circles, not only to exploit their indi- vidual interest, but establish the fact that they are interested in the progress of the city. Cities where newspapers and other kindred representative publi- cations are well represented in their advertising department are regarded as being thriving and growing communities.

Directory Library.

A Directory Library, to be supplied with annual issues of directories of leading cities has been established by the publishers at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce, for the free use of the public. This library will be Maintained at the expense of the publishers. In exchange for these direc- tories copies of the Birmingham Directory will be exchanged, placing the Birmingham Directory in the libraries of all cities represented. The advan- tage to be derived by the City of Birmingham from this is apparent.

Growth of Birmingham as Shown by Population.

Founded in 1871.

PCey NUL eh CEL UTNE ony ee One ee ee a 3,086

(Directory estimate January Ist, 1914, 189,134.)

Birmingham, Alabama, widely known as "The City of Pay Rolls," is the geographical center of the Progressive New South.

Less than half a century old, and growing faster than any other Southern city, the population in 1910 had reached 132,685, and according to the 1914 City Directory has grown to 189,134; so it is obvious that the marvelous growth is not of a mushroom variety, but is a steady, substantial increase.

Birmingham is destined to be the leading industrial city of the South. It is peculiarly situated in the very center of a wonderful district where every element necessary for the making of iron is found in close proximity, which gives it advantages not enjoyed by other iron-making centers.

The leading industries of Birmingham are products of iron and steel, heavy machinery, cast iron pipe, brick and other clay products, cement and diversified industries of every description, which are increasing at a rapid pace due to the natural advantages and wonderful resources of the district.

The following nine railroad systems radiate from Birmingham to every

section of the country: The Alabama Great Southern, Atlanta, Birmingham

and Atlantic, Central of Georgia, Frisco, Illinois Central,' Louisville & Nash- ville, Mobile and Ohio, Seaboard Air Line and Southern, thus affording unusual

transportation facilities. There are ninety-six passenger trains in and out of the city daily. The two-million-dollar terminal station adequately and con-

There are numerous hotels and boarding houses in the city, and with the completion of the two million-dollar hotels now under construction, the tourist who enters the gates of Birmingham will be assured of every comfort.

The business section, with its wide streets and sidewalks, lighted by a modern "white way" system, is second to none in attractiveness. 'The attrac- tive shops and the hustle that is obvious on every side remind one forcibly of a city like Chicago.

Birmingham's residence section is one of its greatest assets. The beau- tiful homes built along the mountain side, which is reached by winding road- ways, afford views which are not surpassed by the mountains of any land.

The climate of Birmingham is devoid of extremes of heat'and cold. Short winters and long summers, make it possible to engage in outdoor sports prac- tically all the year round.

The school facilities of Birmingham are the very best. 'There are several colleges of high repute, five high schools and six elementary schools. These afford educational facilities of the highest order.

Twenty parks scattered throughout the city afford recreation for all classes. The city maintains a well organized playground association.

The jhousing conditions of Birmingham for the working men are being rapidly improved, and in some industrial sections they have already been made

Birmingham is governed by three commissioners, whose motto is efficiency. The installation of motor-driven fire apparatus instead of horses is an example of the practical work being done. 'There has been a great saving of expendi- tures under the new administration, with no sacrifice of efficiency.

Birmingham is a combination of the city industrial and the city beautiful, which entitles it to the name of the "Ideal American City."

The standard measurement of any city's success and prosperity is the increase in its population. 'This issue of the Birmingham City Directory con- tains 68,776 individual names. By using a multiple of two: and three-fourths (most cities use three), to allow for women and children whose names have not been included, a population of 189,134 is indicated.

As in former years, the canvass for names did not stop at the city limits proper, but embraces the immediate suburbs between which and Birmingham there exists merely the artificial boundary of imaginary lines.

In conclusion, we wish to extend our thanks to the business men of the city for their liberal patronage and to the public in general for their co-opera- tion in furnishing the necessary data to the name-takers and canvassers.

R. L. POLK & CO), Publishers:

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Secretary of Labor - Wm B Wilson, of President - Woodrow Wilson, of New Pennsylvania

Vice President - Thomas R Marshall, STATE GOVERNMENT OF of Indiana ALABAMA "Cea he State - Wm J Bryan, of (CAPITAL MONTGOMERY) Secretary of Treasury - Wm G Mc- Executive Department. D Adoo, of New York Governor - Emmet O'Neal - Secretary of War - Lindley M Garri-| Lieutenant Governor - Walter D Seed son, of New Jersey Secretary of State - Cyrus B Brown ES Attorney General - James C McRey-| State Treasurer - John Purifoy © nolds, of Tennessee State Auditor - Charles B Smith = Postmaster General - Albert § Burle-| Attorney General - Robert S Brickell D * son, of Texas Assistant Attorney Generals - Thomas © Secretary of Navy - Josephus Daniels,| W Martin and Thomas H Seay = of North Carolina Adjutant General - Joseph B Scully NX Secretary of Interior - Franklin K)|Superintendent of Education - W F~ Lane, of California Feagin ne) Secretary of Agriculture - David S]} Commissioner of Agriculture and In- ae) Houston, of Missouri dustries - Reuben F Kolb > Secretary of Commerce - Wm C Red-| Commissioner of Immigration - Lee rg field, of New York Cowart we)

Sole Agents 107-109 South 21st Phone 179 HOME COMFORT HOT AIR FURNACES

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JOHN H. FRYE, President

Commissioner of Insurance - Cyrus B]| Secretary - S P Kennedy

Awnin Lorrie Rice

State Banking Department - A FE & Ten State Fire Marshal - T L Austin State Land Agent - W J Martin Works State Health Officer - W H Sanders turers of

State Tax Commission - John S Moor-

ing chairman, John B Powell and.

A A Evans associate commissioners Examiners of Public Accounts - Chas AWNINGS © McCall chief examiner, H Y

Brooke, W R Foster, J T Gorman, G

TENTS F Sedberry, C L Townes, W F Wil-

FLAGS State Board of School Examiners -

Wm F Feagin chairman, P W Covers and Hodges sec Tarpaulins Director Department of Archives and for all History - Thomas M Owen State Board of Convicts - Hartwell

iu fact State Highway Department - W S Kel-

ler chief eng madeof State Prison Inspector - W H Oates

canvas or cotton duck .at short

Judicial Department

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court - J R Dowdell; Associate Justices - Edward de Graffenried, John C An- derson, Thos C McClellan, J J May- field, A D Sayre, Ormond Somerville

Clerk of the Supreme Court - Robert

Reporter of the Supreme Court - Law- rence H Lee

Secretaries of the Supreme Court - Robert F Thorington, R H Green

Marshal and Librarian of the Supreme Court - Junius M Riggs

Court of Appeals - Richard W Walker presiding judge, E Perry Thomas and John Pelham associates

The Only House of its kind in the

Northern Division - W H Simpson of

Northeastern - W W Whiteside of Cal-

Northwestern - Alfred Benners of Jef-

Southeastern - Lucien Gardner of Pike

Southwestern - Thos H Smith of Mo-

Railroad Commissioners President - Charles B Henderson

Associate Commissioners - Fank WN Julian, Leon McCord

Convict Bureau President - Hartwell Douglass

Circuit Judges

1st Circuit - J T Lackland of Clark

2d Circuit - A E Gamble of Butler

38d Circuit - M Sollie of Dale

4th Circuit - B M Miller of Wilcox

oth Circuit - S L Brewer of Macon

6th Circuit - Bernard Harwood of Tus-

7th Circuit - Hugh D Merrill of Cle-

8th Circuit - D W Speake of Morgan

9th Circuit - W W Haralson of De-

10th Circuit - E C Crow and C B Smith of Jefferson

11th Circuit - C P Almon of Franklin

12th Circuit - H A Pearce of Houston

13th Circuit - S B Browne of Mobile

14th Circuit - J J Curtis of Walker

15th Circuit - W W Pearson of Mont-

16th Circuit - J E Blackwood of

Supernumerary - A H Alston of Bar-

Senior - John H Bankhead of Fayette

1st District - George W Taylor of Ma-

2d District - S H Dent jr of Montgom-

3d District - Henry D Clayton of Bar-

4th District - Fred L Blackmon of Cal-

5th District - J Thomas Heflin of

6th District - Richmond P Hobson of

7th District - Jno L Burnett of Eto-

Sth District - Wm Richardson of Mad-

9th District - Oscar W Underwood of

State at Large - John W Abercrombie of Tuscaloosa

IN B'HAM STOCK, Ingersoll-Rand Go.

Cor 2nd Avenue and Nineteenth St.

Circuit and District Courts

Southern Division (Northern District of Alabama) - Court convenes first Monday in March and first Monday in September

Circuit Judges - Don A Pardee, At- lanta, Ga.; A P McCormack, Dallas, Tex; D D Shelby, Huntsville, Ala

District Judges - Thomas G _ Jones, Montgomery, Ala, and W I Grubb, of Birmingham

District Attorney - Oliver D Street

Asst District Attorney - Chas D Ken-

Clerk - Miss Annie L Boggan

Marshal - Pope M Long, of Walker,

Chief Deputy Marshal - W B Ford

Office Deputy Marshal - G C Willis

Deputy Marshals - R A Smith, J M Coker, Oscar Fulgham, V S Root,

Clerk District Courts - Chas

Deputy Clerks - Jack S Allison, C R Johnson, T B Morton, Emma Ma- honey and Willis Vines

Referees in Bankruptcy - A C Birch, E H Dryer, Govt bldg

U S Commissioner - Reuben B Watts

U S Pension Examiner - W R King,

Post Office Inspectors - B R_ Dilts and J L Pemberton, 212 Govt bldg

Internal Revenue Collector - Sim T Wright, 211-215 Govt bldg

Deputy Collectors - W E Hooper, A J Montgomery, Z T Booth, *G W A Johnston and L J De Freese, Mrs E

U S Bureau of Mines, Rescue Sta - E B Sutton foreman, 320 s Poplar W E

U S Collector of Customs - W H Dodd

U S Civil Service Board of Examin- ers (for Postoffice Dept) - S D Harris sec, W R Work asst sec, and J T Dillon asst examiner

U S Secret Service - E P McAdams agent, 202 Govt bldg

U S Railway Mail Service - M H Bunn chief clerk, J W Streit asst, J O Wooten clk, B B Davis steno, 205

We deliver Prescriptions at All Hours

Agents for Park & Tilford

S Weather Bureau - E C _ Horton

N E Cor 2d Av and 18th

Postmaster - Truman H Aldrich

Asst Postmaster - A D Smith

Cashier - Waldo M Brown

Supt of Mails - C L Stapleton, asst supts of mail J C Trout and H M

Supt of Carriers - Martin L Davidson

Office Hours

General Delivery - Open from 6:00 a

Stamp Department - Open from 6:00

Registry Department - Open from 8:00 a m to 8 p m, except Sunday

Money Order Department - Open from

General Delivery, stamp and carriers' windows open on holidays from

Sub-Stations

Avondale Station - P B Mize, supt

East Lake Station - Robert N Mc- Kinley, clerk in charge

Fairfield Station, 4514 Gary av

North Birmingham Station, 3002 N 27th - S D Harris, supt

Pratt City Station, 206 3d P C - Eu- gene Meehan, supt

South Highland Station, 1031 S 20th - Claude Cunningham, supt

West End Station - W T Kemp, clerk in charge

Woodlawn Station - J A Smith, clerk in charge

Station No 1 - 3d av and 20th

Station No 2 - 6500 ist Av

Station No 3 - Osceola Station

Station No 4 - Av F and 27th

Station No 6 - Av F and 12th

Station No 7 - Lobby Terminal Sta

Wylam Postoffice, 4323 7th av - J T Stewart, postmaster

Ensley P O - 618 19th, D F Suggs

Court House - N E cor 3d av and 21st

Birmingham Court of Common Pleas - I H Benners and H B Abernathy

< City Court of Birmingham - J H Mil-

so ler, C W Ferguson, Jno C Pugh an

an Circuit Court - Il1st Div, E C Crow judge; W J Waldrop, clerk, 201-3

N Court. House

= Circuit Court - 2d Div, C B Smith,

CO judge; L W Brown, dep clerk, 209

Court House Chancery Court - A H Benners, chan-

Mineral Land Surveys Investigations, Reports and De-

& ter, 307 Court House si Probate Court - J P Stiles, judge, J a, W Morrow, clerk, 206 to 210 Court Criminal Court - W FE _ Fort, senior judge, S E Greene, associate judge, W B Copeland clerk, 310 Court Y Juvenile Court - Saml D Murphy, Ss Sheriff - -Walter K McAdory, 212-214 iY, Court House Jailors - R M McAdory, W B Meri- = weather, W T Nunnally, Julius Grif- Sok) _ fith, F S Chew ~ Tax Assessor - D E McLendon, 202 - aS) Court House ms & Tax Collector - P B Bowers, 204 Court

Tax Commissioner - J V AHen 202 Court House

Treasurer - C B_ Rogers, 207 Court

Auditor - T OO. Gillespy,

Coroner - C L Spain, 32 Court House

County Engineer - Jerry W Gwin, 103 Court House

County Surveyors - P S Milner and L H Salter, 102 Court House

Supt of Education - P M McNeil, 102 Court House

County Physician - Dr R H Hamrick

County Solicitor - H P Heflin, 311 Court House

Keeper of Poor House - W L Taylor

Supervisor of Public Roads - J R Tay- lor, 101 Court House

Board of Registrars - 102

Board of Revenue - R F _ Lovelady Geever, Rufus R Bivens, W J Cam- C Williams 1st asst clk, Rose Mich-

Official Stenographer - John P Ev- ans, 104 Court House

Sanitary Engineer - L H Salter, Court House

Jury Commission - J F Staley pres, Almus A Vines clk, G H Estes and W T Poe members, office 27 Court

Excise Commission of Jefferson Coun- Moore and E Wilkinson associates, H R Sims chf clk, office City Hall

City Bldg - S E cor 19th and 4th av

City Board of Commissioners - Geo B Ward pres, A O Lane, James Weatherly, H S Ryall sec

City Commissioner of Public Justice

City Purchasing Agent - R M Griffin

Comptroller - C H Abbott

City Cashier - J M Jones

Attorney - Romaine Boyd

Chief of Police - George H Bodeker

Chief of Fire Dept - A V Bennett

Asst Chief of Fire Dept - W P Wal-

Supt of Schools - Dr J H Phillips

Electrician - W H Abernathy

Engineer - W G Kirkpatrick

License Collector - J J Boggan

Physician - Chas Whelan

Bacteriologist - E M Duncan

Health Officer - Robert Nelson

Recorder's Court of Birmingham - A M Douglass recorder

Inspector of Milk and Meats - E M

Building Inspector - W O Matthews

Plumbing Inspector - Chas E Eckerle

Chief Sanitary Inspector - W C Bur-

Street Commissioner - F H Gafford

Humane Officer - R G Patton

Chief - A V Bennett

Asst Chief - W P Walton

Supt Fire Alarm - R I Parham

Engine Co No 1, City Hall Bldg - Sidney A Middleton capt

Walton asst chief, W A Allen capt, J S Summers foreman

Engine Co No 3, 2014 Magnolia Av -

Birmingham Office:

1248 Brown-Marx Building

Browning capt

Taylor capt

Hose Co No. 7, Av H and 1ith - F O

lin capt

Jones capt

Hughes capt

Loyd capt

Hose Co No 17, 717 Bank, Wylam - D P Page capt

Hose Co No 19, ist Av and 77th (E

Squad Wagon Co No 1, City Hall Bldg

Fire Alarm Boxes

6 - S8th av and 10th

8 - Huntsville av and 12th 9 - Allen and 18th 12 - Corner 6th av and 20th 13 - Corner 6th av and 23d 14 - -Corner 8th av and 23d 15 - Corner 5th av and 25th 16 - Corner 5th av and 22d 17 - Corner 2d av and 24th 18 - Corner 10th av and 24th 19 - L & N Freight Depot 21 - Corner Morris av and 24th 22 - Corner ist av and 21st 23 - Corner 4th av and 21st 25 - Corner 6th av and 18th 26 - Corner 12th av and 24th 27 - Corner 7th av and 30th 28 - Corner 7th av and 26th 29 - Terminal Station 31 - Corner 8th av and 17th 32 - Corner 6th av and 15th 33 - Corner 2d av and 14th

530 Brown-Marx Bldg.

34 - Corner 1st av and 15th 35 - Corner 8d av and 17th 36 - Corner 5th av and 17th 37 - Corner 2d av and 8th 38 - Corner 4th av and 11th 41 - Corner ist av and 17th 42 - -Corner ist av and 19th 48 - Corner Av B and 20th 44 - -Corner Av D and 16th 45 - Corner Av F and 18th 46 - Corner Av F and 7th 47 - Corner Powell av and 18th 51 - Corner Av A and 20th 52 - Corner Av G and 20th 53 - Corner Av E and 22d 54 - Corner Av E and 25th 55 - Corner Av C and 24th 56 - Corner Av A and 23d 61 - Corner 15th and 11th av n 62 - Corner 9th av and n 12th 112 - Corner 3d av and 19th 118 - Corner 2d av and 21st 114 - Corner 2d av and 18th 121 - Corner Morris av and 20th 122 - Corner 2d av and 25th 123 - Corner Av F and 15th 124 - Corner 8th av and 19th 125 - Corner Av H and 24th 131 - Corner 8th av and 14th 132 - Corner 2d av and 20th 133 - Corner Av H and 22d 134 - Corner Av G and 23d 135 - Corner Av E and 27th 136 - St Vincent Hospital 141 - Corner Quinlan av and 20th 142 - Corner Av J and 19th 148 - Corner Highland av and 23d 145 - Corner 11th av s and 13th 146 - Corner Sylvan av and St Charles 212 - -Corner Av E and 15th

Board of Commissioners - Geo B Ward pres, A O Lane, Jas Weatherly

Chief of Police - G H Bodeker

Captains - Martin Egan, J S Johnson, R H Hawkins, A H Ramage, M J

Sergeants (Patrol) - G W Bagley, J E Burke, W S Cole, Geo Armstrong, P J Newman, A L Morrow, J H Burns, T J Shirley, J A Cochran

Sergeants (Desk) - J B Donelson jr, Jas Brodie, W C Puryear, H M All- man, S J Beggs, K P Warren

We are prepared to plate any metal articles you may have - Finishes, Brass, Copper,

Nickel, Silver and Oxidized - also Enameling.

Phone Main 4570 2009 Fourth Ave.

Isherwood Chandelier & Mfg. Co.

© OD WANT SALISH ssewns

ALBERT C. Ricks

Real Estate

Bham Clearing House, Ina Sheppard mer, 301 Brown-Marx bldg

*Ala Penny Savings Bank, W R Pet-

American Trust and Savings Bank - W Webb Crawford pres, Henry L Badham vice pres, C Mitchell Wil- Hamilton and Frank Stevens asst Board of Directors, Am Trust bldg, 20th s e cor Ist av

Bank of Alabama, R A Terrell pres, J W Minor vice pres, Foster Ham-

Bank of Ensley (Erskine Ramsay, G P McCormick), R° E Chadwick

Bham Trust and Savings Co, Arthur W Smith pres, Tom O Smith vice

Commercial Bank and Trust Co, 400

First Bank of Fairfield, Robt Jemison Dalbey cashr, A C Montgomery and R J White asst cashrs, Gary av and

First National Bank of Bham, Ala, W P G Harding pres, J H Wood- ward and J H Barr vice presdts,

Thomas Hopkins cashr, F S§S Fos- ter, Thomas Bowron and J K

sec savings dept, n e cor 20th and

Jefferson County Savings Bank, C F Enslen chmn of the board, HE F 2d av n w cor 2ist

Merchants & Mechanics Trust and Savings Bank, 1905 2d av

North Birmingham Trust

*Prudential Savings Bank, U G Mason Steinback 2d v-p, W. W_ Hadnott

Steiner Bros, 2101 ist av

Traders National Bank, John H Frye pres, Oscar E Smith vice pres, Otto cashr, 20th n e cor 3d av

and Sav-

(See also Classified Business Direc-

Alabama Home _ Building and Loan Assn, H M Robertson pres, W V

Jefferson County Building and Loan Assn, organized 1892, authorized W J Rushton vice pres, Chappell Cory gen mgr, W A Patillo sec, F F Putnam treas, W H Woolverton at-

Security Savings and Loan Co, F W

Board of Education Members - J L Parker, Ben M Ja- cobs, E P Hogan, Geo R Byrum, J B Officers - J L Parker pres, Ben M Ja- cobs vice-pres, J W Lafon sec, C H Abbott comptroller

Public Schools

Corps of Instruction - J H Phillips Lafon chief clerk, Lila M Chapman librarian, Miss Leta Kitts supervisor of music, H B Graves supervisor of manual training dept, F J Courleux supervisor of physical culture, Mrs L A Eldridge supervisor of drawing, Loula Bradford supervisor of pri- mary work

Location of Schools

Supt's Office - J H Phillips supt, High School bldg, 7th av cor 24th

Central High School - C A Brown principal, cor 7th av and 24th

Barker School - T C Young prin, 23d S w cor 13th av n

Gibson School - J V Pogue prin, 5016

Henley School - J M Burnett prin, cor 6th av and 17th

Junior High School - C J Going prin,

J B Cunningham School - J C Black- well prin, 8th av and n 44th

Lakeview School - E L Brown Pine av secors 28th

Martin School - E E Smith prin, 1201 14th av n

Normal School (High School Rosa Strickland prin

Spiro Roofing & Heating Co.

Office and Shop: 2408-10 Third Avenue

Telephone Main 195

ve Ban! sank o oC

Al sams, a

Paul Hayne School - Mary E Ritten- berry prin, cor Av E and 20th Powell School - Rosa V_ Strickland prin, cor 6th av and 24th Seventeenth Av School - G A Young prin, w s n 25th bet 17th and 18th South Highland School - A A Lyon jr prin, Magnolia av and 21st Ullman School - C P Underwood prin, Avondale School - R V Allgood prin, Thomas School - Minnie Morris prin East Thomas School - A H Holcomb East Fairfield School - Flora M Harri- son prin Baker School - Augusta C Redwood prin, Av F and 30th, Ensley Bush School (Ensley) - T W _ Smith Barrett School - Hugh G. Grant prin, Elyton School - A L Reese prin, Broad cor Tuscaloosa av Ensley High School - Roy prin, Av J bet 23d and 24th Fairview School - E E Gordon prin, Gate City School - W S Lane prin Graymont School - M F Bush prin, Baird st, G Minor School (Ensley) - C P Bowman prin, Pike av n w cor 20th av Monte Sano School (Comer Sta) - Abbotte Spratlen prin Moore School (Ensley) - J E Jeffery N Bham School - Wm E Dickson prin, Pratt City School Hemphill School - H P Burruss prin, cor Cotton av and Elyton, W E Robinson School - T D Moor ne cor 84th and Hillman av Kennedy School - I R Obenchain Woodlawn School - J D Williams prin, 3d avy n e cor 54th Wylam School - C J Ussery prin, 8th av bet 42d and 43d Alley School (Green Springs) - Olena Colored Schools *High School - A H Parker prin, cor 8th av and 11th

- # QO Sanders

CAPITAL ITAL $50,000. fete)

*Avondale School - Alice W Harney

*Kast Lake School - Jeannette Ma- lone prin

*N Bham School (Collegeville) - E C

*Acipco - Julia Hatter prin

*Princeton School (West End) - Ra-

Cameron School - F D Edmondson prin, Av H cor 14th

*Cleveland School (West End) - An-

*Pratt City School - G W Scott prin

*Wood School (T C I Qtrs, Ensley) - Jennie L Youngblood prin

*Thomas Furnace School - Sibyl E Moses prin

*Thomas School - W C Davis prin,

*Councill School - W R Wood prin, Royal av and Camp, Ensley

*Kast Birmingham School - Mary

*Graymont School - S F Harris prin, Ss w cor Joseph and 6th av

*Kingston School - Wm W Ford prin

*Lane School - G S Lewis prin, Av D and 18th

*Patterson School - S T Wilson prin, 64th cor Waldrop

*Slater School - P M Davis prin, cor 5th av and 14th

*Washington School - J H Brown prin, 1st and Av D

(See "Schools and Colleges" in Class- ified Business Directory)

Boyles Baptist Church, Boyles, Rev M T Branham pastor

Calvary, s e cor 13th and n 15th, Rev J D Ray pastor

Crews Baptist Church, Crews Station,

Brown pastor

Elytotn, 300 Cotton av, Rev A D Glass

Fifty-Sixth Street Baptist, 5624 Ist av, Rev W M Anderson pastor

First, s e cor 6th av and 22d, Rev A J Dickinson pastor

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fone: COAL

Wittichen Coal & Transfer Co.

Av. B and 16th St.

Barbour Plumbing, Heating & Electric Company.

Sanitary Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Engineers

First Avondale, 4020 Av D, Rev C J Bentley pastor

First Baptist Church, 1801 Av G, Ens- ley, Rev A K Wright pastor

First Baptist Church, 9th av s e cor 40th, Wylam, Rev W A Gill pastor

First. Pratt; City, 316 «3ds->-Reyi J. Barnes pastor

Fountain Heights, 931 n 13th

Gate City Baptist Church, Gate City, Rev Collis Cunningham pastor

Hunter Street Baptist Church n e cor Hayes and Hunter

Macedonia Baptist Church, 53d n w cor 12th av, Wylam, Rev W M Park- er pastor

Missionary, 1029 Av F

New Hope Baptist, 3221 4th av

Packer Memorial, 3800 5th av, Rev B C Hughes pastor

S J Parish pastor

Richwood Place Baptist Church, 12th

Ruhama Baptist, 7720 Underwood av, Rev J R Edwards pastor

Sixty-Sixth St Baptist Church, 6527

Southside, Cottonwood av n w cor S 19th, Rev Preston Blake pastor

Tuxedo Baptist Church, Pike av n @4 cor 22d, Rev V C Kincaid pastor

Twenty-First Av Baptist Church, 2630 N 21st, Rev J R Stodghill pas-

Twenty-Seventh St Baptist Church, 2615 Av F, J J Johnson pastor

West End, cor Hawkins and Tusca-

West Woodlawn Baptist, 4631 4th av

Woodlawn Baptist, 131 Church

North Birmingham Christian Church m w cor 29th av and 26th, Rev D L Bond pastor

First Christian Church, 431 n Rev Henry P Atkins pastor

First Christian Church, Av F and 21st Ensley, Rev P H Duncan pastor

Woodlawn, 121 N 57th, Rev Milligan Earnest pastor

Christian Science

First Church of Christ, Scientist, 2027 lith av s

oer OUR LIGHTIHG J ees he

Congregational Church, Gate City Pilgrim Congregational Church, 725 N 19th, Rev A W Moore pastor

Evangelische Friedenskirche, 2101 Av F, Rev S A Ebinger pastor

Zion Evangelical, 1901 Av B, Rev Hans Reuter pastor

Congregation Beth-El, 1705 6th av, F Mogitz rabbi

Temple Emanuel, Highland av n e cor 21st, Morris Newfield rabbi

me FO!" oe oes.

Knesses-Israel Congregation, s w cor -

7th av and 17th, Rev A Feinsilver Christ English, 7th av n e cor 23d, Rev E H Copenhaver pastor Methodist Episcopal Avondale, South, 4210 Av H, A'dale, Rev P L Abernathy pastor

Boyles M E Church, South, Rev W E>

Aldrich pastor

Bradford Chapel M H, 4146 ist av

Scott pastor

Eleventh Av, South, 1200 11th av S, Rev H M Stevenson pastor

Fairview M E Church, 2118 Warrior -

blvd, Ensley, Rev C C Gregory pas-

First, N 19th s w cor 7th av, Rev a) W Johnson pastor

East Lake M E Church, 7765 Hillman av, Rev R E Tyler pastor

First M E Church, South, Av G s w cor 20th, Ensley, Rev G E Boyd pas-

First M E Church, South, 300 3d P C, Rev W P McGlawn pastor

Fountain Heights M EH, 1145 N 13th,

Rev J M Morris pastor

Highlands Methodist, e s 20th bet Magnolia av and 11th av s, Rev E C McVoy pastor

Mt Vernon M E Church, n e cor 24th

and 34th av, Rev J L Brittain pas-

Newman Chapel, 3918 4thav, Rev J F Rudisill pastor

Ninth Street M E Church, South, 219

Northern M E Church, 318 4th, Rev S A Hopper pastor

Transfer and Warehouse for Everything

Our $3.00 SPOT CASH Shoes {200 sores Guarantee Shoe Co., 1905 3d Ave.

Norwood M E Church, 1225 N 31st, Rev S T Slaton pastor

Owenton M E Church, Rev GH Means pastor

St Johns' South, 724 20th, Rev B T Waites pastor

St Paul's, South, John s w cor Lucy av, Rev C S Marable pastor

Shadyside M HE, South, 21st cor Pike av and Ensley

Simpson, n w cor' 7th Rev W I Powell pastor

Sixty-Seventh St M E Church, Sloss av, Rev O R Burns pastor

Trinity, 3320 Highland av, Rev A C Bowen pastor

Twenty-First Av, South, N Bham, s e cor 21st av and 25th, Rev W O Hor- ton pastor

Walker Memorial, South, n s_ Tusca- loosa av bet Broad and Canal, EK, Rev L A Holmes pastor

Wesley Chapel, Jasper n w cor 17th av, Rev R E Tyler pastor

West End M BE, South, s e cor Cotton av and Elyton, Rev J C Persinger

West W'lawn Methodist, 4730 4th av,

Woodlawn M BE, South, 5332 1st av n, Rev W E Morris pastor

I B Sargent pastor

Methodist Protestant Methodist Protestant, Fraternal Hall, Sd ay nr 22d, Rev T C Cassady

av and 25th,

Avondale Presbyterian, 4009 Av C Bham Cumberland Presbyterian, 1215 N 27th, Rev W H Butler pastor Cumberland Presbyterian, 7501 Sloss

Fairview, 2331 30th, Ensley, Rev W C Mellner pastor

Fifth Avenue, 1801 5th av, Rev J M Broady pastor

First, 2100 4th av, Rev J S Foster pas-

First, 700 19th, Ensley, Rev T P Hay

Grace Church, Av H and 17th, Ens- ley, Rev L A Reagor pastor

Handley Memorial, 1730 5th av, Rev R L Bell pastor

Miller Memorial, 800 11th av n, Rev L B Ellerson pastor

North Bham, 35th av bet 25th and 26th, Rev Jno Parks pastor

POWER for your PLANT

Pratt City Presbyterian, 55 Church, P C, Rev T R Best pastor Second Presbyterian, 1130 10th av Rev W J Garrison pastor

South Highlands Presbyterian, 21st and Highland av, Rev H M_ Ed- monds pastor

Third Presbyterian, n e cor Av G and 22d, Rev J A Bryan pastor

Thomas Presbyterian Church, Thom- as, Rev - - Hudson pastor

U S A Presbyterian, services held at City Hall, Rev S G Cluney pastor

Vine Street Presbyterian, cor Cotton av and Vine, W EH, Rev W B Holmes

West End Presbyterian, Rev E F Lee

Turner pastor

Woodlawn Presbyterian, Rev W C Clark pastor

Wylam Cumberland, 4401 8th av

Protestant Episcopal

All Saints, S 29th nr Av F, Rev Carl Henckell rector

Christ Church, 4209 Av C

Church of the Advent, s e cor 6th av and 20th, Rev Middleton S Barn- well rector

Grace Church, 5720 Ist Adams pastor

St Andrews Church, 11th av s n w cor 12th, Rev W C Clark rector

St John's, 516 16th, Ensley

St Mary's-on-the-Highlands, 1900 12th av s, Rev W N Claybrook rector

Roman Catholic

Blessed Sacrament Church, 1416 Tate av, W E, Rev Patrick Turner pas-

Holy Rosary Church, Gate City

Immaculate Conception Church, 1632 Av F, Rev Chas E Reilly pastor

Our Lady of Sorrows, 1331 Av F, Rev John O'Kelley pastor

St Anthony's Church, 2110 Av H, Ens- ley, Rev R J McQuillen rector

St Catherine's Church, cor Hibernian av and Amery, P C, Rev H E O'Gra- dy pastor

St Elias' Church, 2005 Av F, Rev Benedict Bellama pastor

San Marco's Church, East Rev J B Canapa pastor

St Augustine Church, Rev J M Schultz

'av, Rev I O

Formerly SOUTHERN-WESCO SUPPLY CO., Inc.

"The Auto and Electric Shop" Turner Electric Supply Co. Int.

Architectural Plastic Relief Co.

St. Clement's, 136 Davies, Rev Bratton rector

St. Paul's n w cor 3d av and 22d, Rev James E Coyle pastor

Seventh Day Adventist

Seventh Day Adventists, 725 N 19th, Rev W C Wales pastor

North Bham, cor N 27th and 34th av

Salvation Army

Salvation Army, 210614 2d av, Adjt

Wm Halpin in charge

Antioch Baptist, 2221 al B

Antioch Baptist, 2416 Av D

Bethel Baptist, 818 S 32d

Bethel, 18th av n bet 48th and 49th

Beulah Baptist, 1108 N 39th

Broad Street, 110 N Broad, E

Ebenezer, 5343 5th av n

Eureka, 4th cor A GS Ry, W E

Evergreen, 2115 22d av, N Bham

First Baptist, 501 5th, Pratt City

First Baptist, Av D, s w 2d

First Baptist (EH Lake) Caldwell av

Friendly, 922 Walker, s e cor 77th

Friendship Baptist, 523 S 19th

Galilee, n 45th nr 12th ay

Groveland Baptist Church, 66th s e cor 6th av n

Harmony Baptist, 401 N 43d

Jackson Street, 250 S 63d

Jerusalem Baptist, 16th cor 10th av

Lewis Street, 6628 3d av n

Little Bethel, 2511 al E

Little Rock, 17th av n bet 48th and

Lily Baptist Church, 9th al cor 32d

Lively Hope Baptist, 5th av s e cor

Macedonia, cor 9th al and 17th

Macedonia, 20th cor 17th, Ensley

Macedonia, Sandusky, P C

Miller Memorial, 11th av n, n e cor

Missionary, 401 N 43d, W'lawn

Missionary, 1109 Av C

Mt Calvary Baptist, N 18th extd, n of

Mt Hebron, s e cor 3d and Road av,

Mt Neboe Baptist, n 30th n w cor 8th av

Mt Olive Baptist, 1307 n 45th

Mourning Pilgrim Baptist, 317 S 23d

CIO TA Re ah ol Oa OUR ene a Jno} New Hope, 35th and 3d av n

New Hope, 333 Cornelia av

New Town Baptist, 301 8th av, G

North Haven, 10th n w cor 19th av n

Oak Grove Baptist, Brighton

Pilgrim Rest, 5500 Lee av

Pine Grove, 6020 6th av n

Pleasant Grove, 14 Englewood aqtrs,

Primitive, 801 Hibernian av, P C

Shadyside, cor Florence

Sixteenth St Baptist, 1530 6th av

Shiloh Baptist, 1901 Av G

Shiloh Baptist, Sherman

St James Baptist, 1100 6th av

St James Baptist, Gate City

St James Baptist, 53d s e cor 12th av

St Luke's Baptist, 313 S 11th

St Mark's Baptist, 4604 Av B

Sardis, 712 Parsons av

Sixth Av Baptist, cor 16th and Av F

South Side, 418 29th

Tabernacle, 1013 N 25th

Tabernacle, w s 29th bet Avs D and

Twenty-third St, n s 23d cor 9th al

Trinity Baptist, 526 4th av

Union Primitive, 18th av n bet 33d av and 34th

Zion Star,

and Bush

Church of God

Church of God, Mortimer bet 10th and _

11th avs n Church of God, 6008 4th av n First Congregational, 1501 7th av. Allen Chapel A M B, 6221 Waldrop av A M E Church, n w cor 14th av and A M E Church, Thomas A " E Zion, 8th s w cor Balsam av A M BE Zion; P C Asbury A M E Church, Tittleville Bethel A M BE, Av D cor 16th, Ensley Bethel A M om Florence s w cor Lan- caster av, G

Phone Main 2267

Bradford Chapel A M H, 4146 1st av

Ebenezer M E Church, 5349 5th av n

Enon A M BE, Dillon av s e cor West

-Evans C M E Chapel, 911 Washington

Groveland A M BE, 6626 3d av

-McComb's Chapel, 8th, Pratt City

Metropolitan Zion, 1530 4th av

Metropolitan M E Church, Nolan's Qtrs, Ensley

Mt Zion, 19th cor Ensley av, Ensley

New Bethany Church, 4701 18th av n

Payne's Chapel, 220 S 18th

St James A M BH, Marietta bet 1st and

Morris av

James A M BE, 700 Cornelia av

Mark's A M BE, 201 St George Mark's A M HB, 651 Tappan, C

Paul's A M E, n w cor 4th av and

Sheep Skin A M E Church, 4156 ist av, A'dale

South Ensley A M E Church, cor 15th, Ensley

Thirgood A M HE, 530 N 14th

Thomas Chapel, 16th av n cor LaRue

Trinity, n s Church 2 w of N 32d

Trinity C M EH, 1011 Vine P C

Zion A M E Church, 5500 9th av n

Williams Chapel A M BH, 421 S 64th

Cumberland, 400 4th, P C

United, n s 8th av, 1 e of 9th

United, 810 N 11th av, S'field

Seventh Day Adventist Seventh Day Adventist, 604 Walker, G

Belleview, 5th av, E L

Brighton, N Bessemer car line

Catholic, Alfred nr Av F, Elyton

Congregation Beth El, cor College and Bell av, E R

East Lake, S 78th bet 1st and Hill- man avs

Elmwood, 2 1-4 miles w of Court House on Montevallo rd, bet Avs A and F, E F Lundstrom sec and treas, office at cemetery

Elyton, s s Green nr 5th

Fraternal Cemetery, Hibernian av, P C, Monroe Tucker sexton

Greenwood Cemetery Hibernian

Knesses-Israel, n s Bell, w of College

Oak Hill, 11th av n and 19th, J H Bailey sexton

Oakland Cemetery (Ensley) Pike av cor Warrior blvd, J M Hill sexton

Southside, on Red Mountain, 3 mi s of city

Temple Emanual, cor 1lth av n and College, W Highlands

*Grace Hill Cemetery, Montevallo bet Magella and Spaulding

*Greenwood Cemetery, W'lawn

*Woodlawn, Vanderbilt rd, w of King's Highway, W M Leonard sexton

*Alabama Old Folks' Home, 625 Weaver, G Anthenaeum Orphan Birmingham Infirmary, Carraway Infirmary, 129 3d, P C Children's Aid Society of Jefferson Co, 206 S 15th, S D Willingham supt Cunningham Hospital (Ensley) 1725 Girls' Home of Friendless, 8514 5th *Hall G W C Hospital The, 621 Weav-

and Orphans'

Home, Berney

Harrison Benevolent Burial Assn, Hillman Hospital The, 600 20th, Dr.

E P Hogan supt

Holy Innocents Hospital for Chil-

Jefferson County Alms House, n 50th nr Velma Sta, W L Taylor supt

McAdory W P Home and Private In-

Mary Thayer supt

Neighborhood House, 504 S 19th, Fran- ces Hall head resident

Octavia White Home, 240 S 55th, An-

Robinson's E M Infirmary,

Rosenbush Greater German Healing Salve

The best in the world, for all Skin Afflictions, Cancer, Eczema, Tetter,

Old Standing and Running Sores. Strictly under g'tarantee by all druggists. Take No Others.

Used by the leading physicians. Sold By mail 23c. Thousands of ROSENBUSH MFG. CO., Bessemer, Ala.

enueAy PIIGL GOIS

SICK TPL etd

SNDYD UlvVdaiy

1805-1807 Second Ave, Opp. Post Office

Treas. and Mngr.

Huffman "'Saivar'' Roofing Paint Co.

Sole Mfgrs. of "SALVAR," the Best Wood and Metal Preservative on Earth

St Vincent's and 27th Salvation Army Industrial Home, 1518 5th av

Salvation Army Rescue Home,

South Highlands

Talley Private Infirmary, 1808 7th av

Wesley House Missionary Institute, 115 Avondale Mill Qtrs

Wylam Hospital, 4324 7th av, Wylam Drs Roundtree & McDonald in

Alabama State Federation of Labor

President - R E Gann, Anniston

Secretary-Treasurer - Lewis Bowen,

Birmingham Trades Council

Allied Amusement Crafts, C E Plank

Allied Printing Trades Council, R H

Birmingham Trades Council meets every second and fourth Sunday af- ternoon at 2:30 at their hall, 1716% 3d av; Miss Olena McNatt sec

Birmingham Building Trades Council of A F of L - Meets every Thurs- bus agent; all building trades are

Barbers' Local No 8&3 - Meets first and third Monday night at 8:30 at Bricklayers' Hall, E R Stephenson

Bartenders' International League, Lo- cal 248, meets in Moose Hall second and fourth Sunday, W H Crumrine

Beer Drivers' Union, Wednesday night at Hall, A Brown sec

Bill Posters' Union - Meets first Sun- day in each month at 232 1st Natl

meets every

Bank Bldg, J E Staley sec Blacksmiths' Union No 9 - Meets Varley's Hall second and _ fourth Mondays, H Glendhill sec Bricklayers Union No 1 - Meets ev- ery Tuesday night at 1716%4 3d av, J W Ellison sec Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin-

eers meet Wednesday night at

Rubber Stamps

Between 18th and 19th Sts.

Hospital, s e cor Av I| Boilermakers' Magic City Lodge No

Phone Main 8461

Phone Main 8510

4 - -Meets every Tuesday night at bus agt and sec

Building Laborers' Union, A Dillard

Carpenters' District Council - Meets first Saturday night of each month at Fraternal Hall, J L Whaley sec

Carpenters and Joiners' Local No 103

- - Meets every Monday night at Whaley fin sec Carpenters' Local Union No 1694 - Meets each Monday night at 2408 19th av n, John Lewis sec Carpenters' Local Union 296 - Meets every Friday night at Odd Fellows Hall, Ensley, Wm Hutto sec Cement Workers' Union, Joseph Trom- Cigarmakers' Local No 405 - Andrew Coppersmiths' No 68 - Meets at Var- ley's Hall 2d and 4th Monday nights, S S Dale rec sec Electrical Workers' No 136 - Meets every Friday night at 8 p m at

Elevator Constructors' Union No 24 - Meets ist and 3d Monday nights, J D Clem sec, 7626 Sloss av

Federated Shop Trades of Southern Railway and Allied Lines, Archie McGillivary pres, Arthur Gledhill

Garment Workers' Local No 8&{ - Meets second Saturday of each month at Fraternal Hall at 1 pm, Bertha Partain rec sec

Hoisting and Portable Engineers' Union No 312 - Meets every Tuesday

Horseshoers' Local Union No 101 - Meets second and fourth Fridays at

Iron City Lodge No 60, Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America - Meets every Saturday, at8 pm in Maccabees' Temple, 182014 4th av, L D Taylor rec sec

International Association of Machin-

International Typographical Union, Local 104 - Meets on first Sunday at Fraternal Hall, W M Peterson sec

Printers, Lithographers and Manufacturing

Tron Molders' first and third Thursdays at Moose Hall, L Whelan sec

_ Journeymen Plumbers' Union No 91 - Meets Friday nights at Fraternal Hall, C R Turner sec

-Journeymen Tailors Local Union No

Monday each month, J A Wolfe sec

Union, Wm Little

Musicians' Union No 256 meets first Sunday in each month at 180914 4th

- av, C E Plank sec

Painters' District Council - Meets ev-

_ SURPLUS > $100.00 00 _RECHADWICH:cosnra DPKNAPP. sist castrn Union No 255 - Meets| United Tin Workers of America, Lo-

cal Union No 683 - Meets every Monday night at Sim's Hall, Miss Mamie Maddox rec sec, P R Castle- ton fin sec

Women's International Union Label League - Meets every first and third Tuesday of each month at 3:30 p m at 217 Hood bldg, Olena McNatt

Avondale Cotton Mill Library, 2d av cor 38th

Avondale Public Library, Mrs M C

ery Friday night in Hood bldg, E W Coberly sec Painters' and Decorators' Union No 57 - Meets each Thursday at Fra- ternal Hall, EK E Matthews sec Paperhangers' Union No 58 - Meets

every Wednesday night in Hood bldg, John Orr sec Pattern Makers' Association of Bir-

mingham and Vicinity - Meets sec- ond and fourth Tuesday nights at 8 o'clock at Paperhangers' Hall, M P Cushing sec

Printing Pressmen's Union No 121 - Meets second Monday night at Bricklayers' Hall, Ernest Lackmond

Press Feeders' and Assistants' Union No 66 - Meets at Bricklayers' Hall 1716 38d av, first Thursday of each month at 8 p m, Thos McLaughlin sec-treas

Retail Clerks Local 123 - Meets on the second and fourth Thursday ical at Varley's Hall, 191014 3d

, J G@ Towls sec

Sheet Metal Workers No 48 - Meets each Friday night at Moose Hall, C Scott sec

Stereotypers' Union No 94 - C A Due sec, Age-Herald office

Stonecutters' Assn - L B LaVerne sec,

Structural Iron Workers - Meets ev- ery Thursday night at 8 o'clock at

Theatrical Stage Employes Local No 78 - Meets first Sunday 2:30 p m at 171614 3d av, Andrew Marx sec

United Mine Workers of America, District No 20 - J R Kannamer pres, J L Clemo sec, hdqtrs 914 Far- ley bldg

Ellis librarian, s s Av BE, 1 e of 40th

Birmingham Law Library, 11th floor First Natl Bank bldg

Birmingham Public City Hall,

Carnegie Library. (West End), cor Elyton and Tuscaloosa av, Louise Roberts librarian

Christian Science Reading Rooms, 1111 American Trust bldg

Free Public Library, 1801 Av H, Ens-

*Washington Public cor 14th

Woodlawn Public Library, 100 N 55th

Miss Lila M Chapman

Library, 5th av

Alabama National Guard, City Hall

Artillery Battalion, LS Dorrance

Battery D, Brandon Light Artillery, Frank Flynn capt, Walter L Furman Ist lieut, A Vaughan Gregory 2d

First Brigade Alabama National Guard, Brig Gen L V Clark com-

Graves Rifles, Co B 2d Inft, C H

Jefferson Volunteers, Co K, J D Car- lisle capt, Ravee Norris ist _ lieut, C W Ford 2d lieut

Fourth Infantry, Company D, J D Carlisle senior officer, J C Anthony capt surgeon

4th floor

Advance The (weekly), Philip Painter editor, 214 Title Guarantee bldg

New Cadillac Touring Cars for Rent - Day or Night Good Service - Reasonable Charges.

Phone 1375 Main

'sold 'INUNOPTIIM 'HS

The Oldest and Largest Eas

2115-2117 ad Av. WILOEH, Proprietress

Payment Furniture House

Meet Your Friends at the Post-Card Exchange

Alabama Baptist (weekly) - Rev F W Barnett editor, 1705 38d av

Alabama Christian Advocate (week- ly) Whitehead Pub Co publrs, 22d n w cor Morris av

Alabama Farmer - T J Kennedy edi-

Alabama Sunday School Bulletin - L C Palmer editor, 1705 3d av

*Baptist Leader (weekly ) - 1727%4

Birmingham Age-Herald (daily ) - Age-Herald Pub Co publrs, 2109 5th

Birmingham Courier

Birmingham Ledger The (daily ) - The Birmingham Ledger Co publrs,

*Birmingham Messenger - Rev P Col- fax Rameau editor, 191014 4th av

Birmingham News (daily) - V H Han-

*Birmingham Reporter (weekly ) - O W Adams mer, 315-16 Ala Penny

*Birmingham Wide-Awake (weekly), - Wide-Awake Pub Co publrs, 1606

Catholic Monthly - Wm Fex

*Christian Hope (weekly) - L S Stein-

Dixie Home - Rountree Pub Co pubirs, 1021 Brown-Marx bldg

Dixie Manufacturer (semi-monthly) Brown-Marx bldg

Educational Exchange - (monthly) - Educational Exchange Co publirs, 811-814 Title Guarantee bldg

Ensley Enterprise (weekly) - L P Hill publr, 1813 Ave E, Ensley

Ensley Sun (weekly) - Sun Pub Co, publr, 906 19th, Ensley

Gulf States Presbyterian - Rev H C Kegley editor, 2113 Ist av

Il Libero Pensiero (weekly) - S Guarino mgr, 514 n 20th

Practical Poultry (monthly) - J Sledd editor, 19 Watts bldg

Progressive Farmer (weekly ) - E Miller mng editor, 1700 4th av

Progressive School Journal - W

Searchlight The (weekly) - J S Brown

(German-week-

*Voice of the People, J W Ovletrea editor, 417 Ala Penny Sav Bk bldg

*Alabama Penny Savings Bank Bldg, Alabama State Land Bldg, 308 n 21st American Trust and Savings Bldg, 20th s e cor Ist av Bijou Theatre, cor 3d and 17th

Bham Turn Verein Hall, 202114 Ist av

Blakemore Hall, 2300 Warrior

Bricklayers' Hall, 171614 3d av

Brown-Marx Bldg, 1st av n e cor

Carpenters' Hall, 606 Av F

Central Market, 4th av cor 20th

Chamber of Commerce Bldg, 1827 1st

City Hall Bldg, s e cor n 19th and 4th av

City Hall, Avondale, 4120 2d av s

City Hall, Elyton, 100 1st av, E

City Hall, Pratt City, 3d n w cor 2d

City Hall, Woodlawn, 110 s 55th

City Hall, Wylam, 725 Bank

Colonial Apartments, 125 10th av s

Concordia Hall, 1014 Av E

Consolidated Bldg, s e cor 27th and 29th av n

Court House, n e cor 3d av and DST

Cullom Flats, w s 20th bet Avs H and

Empire Bldg, 1928 1st av

Fairmount Apts, 2101 Highland av

Farley Bldg, 1929 3d av

Fields Bldg, 600 19th, Ens

First National Bank Bldg,

20th and 2d av

Fitzgerald Flats, 1112 s 19th

Graves Bldg, 1820 3d av

Bell Phone 110.

Manufacturers of 30th ST. and AVE. B

Graymont City Hall, 804 John, S'field

Hammille Bldg, 1714 3d ay

Hibernian Hall, Hibernian av s e cor

Highland Circle Apts, 1115-1119 s 20th

Highland Hall, 1912 12th av s

Jefferson County Court House, 3d av ne cor 2ist

Jefferson Co Savings Bank Bldg, 2026

Jefferson Theatre, 1710-14 2d ay

Knights of Columbus Hall, 2021 1-2

Knights of Pythias

Knights of Pythias Hall (Pratt City),

Knights of Pythias Hall, 4311 6th ayv,

*Knights of Pythias Hall, 1524 1-2 2d

Ledbetter Apartments, 920-922 s 17th

Levert Apartments, 1318 s 20th

Lyon-Terry Bldg, 2103 3d av

Lyric Theatre n e cor 3d av and 18th

Maccabee Temple, 1820 1-2 4th av

Macke Bldg, 2119 1st av

Majestic Theatre, 1808 3q av

Margaret Apartments, 2135-7 land av

Masonic Hall (Ensley), 2300 Av E

Masonic Temple, 529 n 19th

Mayberry Bldg, 2125 3d av

Morrison Hall (Ensley), 2008 1-2 Av

Hall (Ensley),

Odd Fellows'

Olive Apartments, 2627 1-2 Av F

Orpheum Theatre, 3d av and 17th

Postoffice, 2d av n e cor 18th

Ree-Mar Apartments, 1109 s 26th

H. J. Moseley, Pres. and Treas.

M. S. Henderson, Vice-Pres.

Gibson Insurance & Realty Co,

Richmond Apartments, 2030 Highland

Ridgely Apartments, 21st 6th av to Park av

Rosewall Apartments, 720 n 22d

St Charles Apartments, Gary av cor n Plaza, Fairfield

Savoy Apartments, 2125-33 5th av

Steiner Bldg, 2101 ist av

Terrace Court Apartments, s 20th n w cor 12th av s

Title Guarantee Bldg, 2028-30 3d ay

U S Government Bldg, n e cor 18th and 2d av

Watts Bldg, 206 3d av

Whitfield Apartments, 2229-31 5th av

Woodlawn City Hall, 102 s 55th

Woodward, The, 1927 1st av

Avondale Lodge No 476,A F&A M, meets first and third Tuesdays, Lee W Jones sec

Birmingham Fraternal Lodge No 384, A F & A M, meets first ang third Monday at Masonic Temple, M T Stradford sec

Birmingham Temple Lodge No 636, A F & A M, meets every Thurs- day, W K McAdory sec

East Lake Lodge No 840, AF & A M, meets first and third Monday nights of each month in Masonic Hall, 200 s 77th, East Lake, L J Cox sec

Florida Lodge 450, A F & A M, meets second and fourth Tuesday, n e cor 2d and 2d av, P C; D G Richards

King Solomon Lodge No 460, A F & A M, meets second and fourth Tuesdays, Masonic Temple, J S§ White sec

North Birmingham Lodge No 591, A F & A M, meets first and _ third Mondays in Whaley's Hall, J M Moss sec

Wahouma Lodge, A F & A M, meets cor 58th and ist av, J H Kilgo sec

H. M. Davis, Sec.

Done Right

BIRMINGHAM TRUNK E ACTORY Repairing

Phone Main 2253

Bee Office and Works:

Barrett Manufacturing Co. Roofing and Paving Materials

Ensley 400 mes

Woodlawn Fraternal Lodge No 525,| Salter Chapter No 21, Masonic Tem-

A F & AM, meets first and third Thursdays, S L Robinett sec

Mineral City Chapter No 101, meets

_ second and fourth Thursdays, C J Geohegan recorder

Sam Thompson Council No 43, meets first and third Thursdays, C J Geo- hegan recorder

Cyrene Commandery No 10, K_ TT, meets first and third Fridays, Ma- sonic Temple, C J Geohegan record-

Birmingham Lodge of Perfection No 2, A A S R, meets' second and fourth Wednesdays, Masonic Tem- ple, C J Geohegan sec

Chapter of Rose Croix No 1, C J Geo- hegan sec

Birmingham Council of Kadosh No 1, Chas J Geohegan recorder

Alabama Consistory, Chas J Geohe- gan registrar

Corey Lodge No 749 meets' every Tuesday evening, F C Johnson sec

meets every Thursday evening in Masonic Hall, Ensley; Wm T Coch- ran sec

Fairview Lodge No 644, A F & A M, meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month in Masonic Hall, Osceola Station

Farrar Lodge No 8, AF & A M, meets first and third Friday in each month, Masonic Hall, 101 Ist av, Elyton, H J Salter sec

Pratt City Lodge, R A M, meets first and third Tuesday, D E Cook sec

Wylam Blue Lodge, AF & A M, meets every Thursday evening at 4309 R R av, Henry Tyson sec

Zamora Temple, A A ON M §S, meets first Wednesday in March, June and September; annual meeting second Wednesday in December, C J Geo- hegan recorder

Order of the Eastern Star

Alma Seay Chapter No 386 meets sec- ond and fourth Tuesday evenings in Masonic Hall, P C, Mrs L L Me-

Birmingham Chapter No 118, Masonic

Grand Chapter of Alabama, Mrs Eliz-

ple, Bham; Mrs Elizabeth Salter sec, 504 Cotton av, West End

Burndridge Chapter No 27, Wylam, Ala, Samuel Camps sec

Grand Encampment I O O F, meets first Tuesday in September of each year, T R Booth G P; W F Me Cartney (Anniston) G sec; A I Mil- ler (Birmingham) G treas

Grand Lodge of Alabama meets at Birmingham second Tuesday in May 1914, F J Cramton (Montgom- ery) G B, R L Bradley (Vernon) D GM, H C Pollard (Huntsville)

Avondale Lodge No 108 meets every Thursday night in Avondale, J W Heflin N G@, S A Jones fin sec

Avondale Encampment No 5 meets second and fourth Tuesday nights, I O O F Hall, Avondale, J B Har- less C P, E E Howard scribe

Birmingham Encampment No 21, meets first and third Wednesday at Fraternal Hall

Birmingham Lodge No 112 meets ey- ery Friday night in Fraternal Hall, M C Thomas rec sec

Charity Rebecca Lodge No 29, Ens- ley, meets every Saturday evening in Fraternal Hall, Mrs' Annie Brooks N G, J W Harrell sec

Ensley Lodge No 165 meets'. every Wednesday evening in Odd _ Fel- lows' Hall

Fidelia Lodge No 125 meets' every

Monday night in Begg's Hall, Wood- lawn, S J Begg sec

Magnolia Lodge No 121 meets at Fra- ternal Hall every Monday night, C W Capps rec sec

Mineral City Lodge No 74 meets ev- ery Tuesday night at Fraternal Hall, N T Overall fin sec

Myrtle Rebekah Lodge No 33 meets every second and fourth Wednes- days at Fraternal Hall, J F Meeks

Samson Lodge No 115 meets every Friday night at 4309 R R av, Wy- lam, J O Seroyer N G, W J Ben- nett sec

Star Lodge No 288 meets' every Thursday night at Fraternal Hall, P I Daugette rec sec

and Loans

Bell Phone 2173 Tee oe TAPIA SIMIAN.

Triple Link Lodge No 150 meets ev- Jackson | Lady Croy Hive No 2 meets every

ery Thursday night at Hall at 21st av and 26th, N Bham, A C Springfield rec sec

West End Lodge No 480 meets every

Thursday evening at 1120 1-2 Tus- Improved Order of Heptasophs

Meets every second and fourth Tues- day at 506 1st av, D B White sec

Knights of Pythias

Avondale Lodge No 103 meets first and third Monday nights at Frater- nal Hall, E W Murphree K of R

Birmingham Lodge No 85 meets ev- ery Thursday night at Fraternal Hall, C L Foster, K of R and S

Insurance Department Section 124 meets annually at 214 n 21st, J H Heineke sec

Jefferson Valley Lodge No 11 meets every Tuesday night at Fraternal Hall, Alonzo Elliott K of Rand S

Mt Pleasant Lodge No 74 meets first and third Mondays at 4309 R R av, Wylam, Hugh Guthrie C C, Frank Fournier K of R and S

Phoenix Lodge No 25 meets every Wednesday night at Fraternal Hall, W H Elliott K of R and S

Woodlawn Lodge No 88 meets every Friday night at Beggs' Hall, S J Beggs K of R and 8S

Steel City Lodge K of P No 190 meets every Tuesday evening in K of P Wall, Ensley, C G Goodwin Cc C, J C Bryant sec

Pythian Sisters

Calanthe Lodge No 5 meets every)

Tuesday night at Fraternal Hall, Mrs J O Cooper M of C Knights of Maccabees Luckie Tent No 2 meets every Tues- day in Maccabee Temple at 8:00 Dp m, W C McCullough commander, G B Bates record keeper

Harmony Tent No 25 meets every

Wednesday night at Maccabee Temple, J H Stell commander, B W McDuffie record keeper

Oak Grove Tent No 6 meets every Thursday in Oak Grove Hall, R A McBride commander, Geo Robert- son record keeper

Ladies of the Maccabees

second and fourth Tuesdays at 2:30 p m in Maccabee Temple, Mrs G H Bodeker lady commander, Mrs F O Croy record Keeper Loyal Order of Moose

Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No 4382 meets every Thursday at 180714 4th av, Alfred Hayes sec

Ancient Order of Hibernians

County Pres - W J O'Brien; County Sec - T J Martin; County Treas -

Division No 3 meets second and fourth Sunday at 3:00 p m at K o O'Brien fin sec, D J Donahue treas

Birmingham Lodge No 79, Home and Club House 1830 8th av, meets ev- ery Tuesday night, H E_ Shrop- shire jr sec

Ensley Lodge B P O E No 987 meets every Monday evening in Elks Hall, Ensley, A F de Funiak sec

Knights of Honor Golden Rule Lodge No 963 meets first Monday night in Hood bldg, John Coss fin rep

Knights and Ladies of Honor

Evening Star Lodge No 1100 meets first and third Wednesday at Fra- ternal Hall, Lewis Schwartz sec

Knights and Ladies of Security

Knights and Ladies of Security, Wood- lawn Council No 2397, meets every Wednesday night at Beggs Hall, Emma Kraas sec

Fraternal Order of Eagles

Birmingham Aerie No 1925 meets ev- ery Monday night at 41714 n 20th

Ensley Lodge F O E No 1150 meets every Friday evening in Eagles' Hall, J T Brewster sec ~

Knights of Columbus

Birmingham Council No 6385 meets first and third Mondays of each G K, R P Pierce DG K, W J O'Brien fin sec, J P Thomas jr rec

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Sole Agents

SYOTIVL SAIWdOdAd dl 298K Fen

"HAV LSUIA [col

turers of

Covers and for all

Iu fact made of canvas or cotton duck _at short

' The Only House of its kind in the

Woodmen of the World

Magic City Camp No 4 meets every Friday night at Maccabee Temple, W A Gentry con com, Chas Pfiester

Independent Order of Beavers

Birmingham Dam No 1, meets every Fruitticher sec

Avondale Camp No 581 meets every Friday night in I O O F Hall, LL

Modern Woodmen of America

Bham Camp No 15935 meets every Monday night at Maccabee Temple,

Birmingham Lodge No 368 IO B B meets first and third Sundays at Temple Emanuel, E Gusfield sec

Fraternal Union of America

Empire Lodge No 78 meets second and fourth Thursdays at Fraternal Hall, Geo Woodruff F M, E A Wil- son sec

National Unions

Hewitt Council No 822 meets on call of pres; organized October 6, 1898; Dupont Thompson fin sec

Headquarters Dept of Alabama, C C Chapin asst adj genl and quarter- master genl

Geo A Custer Post No 1 meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at Fraternal Hall, Jos Greenwood post com, D R Gockel

Sons of Veterans USA

Headquarters Alabama and Tennes- see Div; M D Friedman div sec,

Geo H Thomas Camp No 1 meets ev- ery second and fourth Tuesday night at Fraternal Hall, M D Friedman div sec

Improved Order of Red Men

Black Creek Lodge No 387 meets ev- ery Wednesday night in Odd Fel- lows' Hall, Pratt City, Alf Taylor

Chehoo Tribe No 86 meets' every Tuesday night at 192014 4th av, Sid- ney Wachtel C of R

ae l.eyner-Ingersoll | Steel-Sharpeners

JOHN H. FRYE, President CI9TA) "Re LD UPOERKR Scores

Tecumseh Tribe No 21 meets every Thursday night at 192014 4th av, E R Spiers C of R

Degree of Pocahontas

Great Council of Alabama, Mrs Birtie Fisher Great Pocahontas, Mrs Sara McPherson Great K of R

Council No 10 meets at 192014 4th av

Hiawatha Council No 8 meets first and third Friday nights at 192014 4th av, Mrs Lena Arrico K of R

Birmingham Council No 21 meets ev- ery Monday evening in Fraternal Hall, C H Trimm rec sec

Tribe of Ben Hur '

Birmingham Court No 1 meets at Maccabee Temple Thursday nights, Alvin M Douglas scribe

G W Gerard Court No 15, C D Com- stock scribe

Birmingham Council United Commer- av, G M Plaisance sec

Grand Lodge K of P, R A_ Blount grand chan, office 1723 4th av

Bay Leaf Lodge No 75 meets every Wednesday night in Avondale, Henry Baker C C

Birmingham Star Lodge No 87 meets

every Monday night in hall at Excelsior Lodge No 1 meets' every

Tuesday night CoSmith sore Climax Lodge No 7 meets every Wed-

Liberty Lodge No 219 meets' every Monday night at 21614 n 18th, Sey-

Pride of Alabama No 70 meets every Thursday night at 317% n 20th, D

Pride of Ensley No 51 meets every Monday evening, 40714 17th, Ensley,. ' LE Chapman C C

Silver Star Lodge No 22 meets every

St Luke's Lodge No 23 meets every Thursday night at 1524144 2d av, R E

Ingersoll-Rand Company

Cor 2nd Avenue and Nineteenth St.

We deliver Prescriptions at All Hours

Agents for Park & Tilford

St Paul's Lodge No 85 meets every] Triple Tau Lodge No 104 meets first

Wednesday night in North Birming- ham, Mansfield McCoy C C

St Stephen Lodge No 66 meets every Friday night in Woodlawn, Saml

Grand Court State of Alabama, Mrs C L Proctor G W R of D

Haggar Court No 361 meets every first and third Thursday evening at

Marion Court No 24 meets every Tuesday evening at 152414 2d av

Bureka Court No 44 meets every Fri- day evening at hall, 218 n 18th

C A Tuggle's Beauty Court No 257 meets every Friday evening at

Central City Lodge No 479 meets first and third Thursday evenings

Evergreen Lodge No 39 meets first third and fourth Thursday nights of each month at 1402 7th av

Daylight Lodge No 235 meets on sec- ond and fourth Friday night of each month at 1402 7th av, P J Jones sec

Geometry U D meets first, second and third Tuesday nights of each month

Grand Chapter Royal Arch AF & A

H C Benford jr No 330 meets first and third Monday of each month at

H C Harris No 125 meets on second and fourth Monday nights of each month at 1402 7th av, Sol Shorter

Jachina No 147 meets second and fourth Wednesday nights of each month at 1402 7th av, C T Mabry

Mt Hebron Lodge No 15 meets first and third Tuesday nights of each month at 1402 7th av, Frank Curry

Occidental Lodge No 31 meets first and third Monday nights of each month at 1402 7th av, E W Tillman

Royal Arch Chapter No 4 meets sec- ond and fourth Monday nights at

and third Wednesday at 1402 7th av, James Byrd sec

Triune Lodge No 480 AF & A M meets second and fourth Thursdays

Zerrubabel Chapter No 4 R A M, reg- ular convocations first Thursday night at 171714 3d av, Jas Davis

Walker City No 19) meets first and third Friday nights of each month at 1402 7th av, I L Williams sec

Persia Commandery No 2 K T meets every third Thursday night of each liams recorder

Order of the Eastern Star

Thara Chapter No 4 meets' every Thursday night at 1402% 7th av, Mrs M E Sansom W matron

Jones Valley Lodge No 14 meets ev- ery Monday night at 800 n 12th, C M Harris sec

Independent Order Knights of Honor

Fidelity Lodge No 2 meets every Monday night at K of P Hall, W A Pierce rep

Grand Lodge K of H, Charlotte L Proctor G P, 315 Ala Penny Sav Bank bldg

Golden Link Lodge No 4598 meets second and fourth Tuesday night S Hicks sec

Jones Valley Lodge No 7314 meets every Friday night at 161614 2d av,

Magic City Lodge No 24 meets the first and third Wednesday nights of each month in K of P Hall, 1717% 3d av, J E Robinson sec

Triune Lodge No 2891 meets the first and third Thursday nights of each av, EGC Finnell sec

Shields Lodge No 5980 meets every

first and third Friday nights at Iron Valley Lodge No 8332 meets

every second and fourth Wednes- day nights at 1524% 2d av

Household of Ruth lodges meet Mon- day, Thursday and Friday nights

Mineral Land Surveys Investigations, Reports and De-

ineéer

U B of F and S of M T United Brothers of Friendship and Sisters of Mysterious Tens, state

Knights and Daughters of Job No 102, meets every Tuesday night at

Knights and Daughters of Job No 101 meets every Monday night at

Ancient United Order of Knights and Daughters of Africa, H W Webster

Independent Royal United Sons and Daughters of the Eastern World, G

Alabama Coal Operators' Assn, 1609 American Trust Bldg, G B McCor- mack pres, J L Davidson sec

Aschenbroedel Club, 180914 4th av, Chas E Plank sec

Birmingham Ad Club, J A Sparrow sec, 211 Chamber of Commerce bldg

Birmingham Athletic Club, 510 n 20th, Solon Jacobs pres, J W Sparkman vice pres, Zdenek Nespor physical

Birmingham Motor and Country Club, 811-812 The Woodward, Solon Ja- cobs 1st vice pres, Hugh Latimer 2d vice pres, Geo H Blinn treas, J E Shelby sec

Birmingham Newspaper Club, J R Hornady pres, J B Earle sec, 23d, 24th and 25th floors Jefferson Coun-

Boys' Club, 213 Farley bldg,

Birmingham Gun Club, 1919 3d av, R H Baugh pres, H McDermott sec

Birmingham Press Club, meets first Thursday of each month at City Hall, J A Rountree sec

Country Club, Lakeview, W H Kettig pres, D F Dienna sec and treas

Edgewood Country Club, W T Leake

Forest Club, 308% n 20th, W S Ross

Patria Club (Greek), 1171 Nick Mavros sec

Phoenix Club, s 20th, s e cor 15th av Isaiah Cohen mgr

Rotary Club of Bham, H B Wheelock pres, Bromfield Ridley sec

Southern Club, n w cor 20th and 5th, F L Demere sec

Traffic and Transportation Club, K R Hartsfield asst sec, 244 Brown-Marx

University Club, 920 s 20th

Alabama Coal Operators Assn, 1609 Am Trust bldg, G B McCormack pres, J L Davidson sec

Alabama Good Roads Assn, 1021 Brown-Marx bldg, John Craft pres (Mobile, Ala), J A Rountree sec

Alabama State Fair and Exhibit Assn, fair grounds, w end of 5th av, office 514 Chamber of Commerce bldg, B B Burton pres

Altrurian Society, Dr L A Fealey dir,

American Institute of Banking, Bir- mingham Chapter, F B_ Stevens pres, M H Sterne sec, Harrison

Shaddick treas, 415 Am Trust bldg Anti-Saloon League, Brooks Law- rence supt, 508 Chamber of Com- Anti-Tuberculosis Assn of Jefferson County, Rev Geo Eaves sec, 311% Associated Charities, W M McGrath sec, 526 Chamber of Commerce bldg Birmingham Bar Assn, meets on call of pres, F I Monks sec, treas and librarian, 11th fi 1st Natl Bank bldg Birmingham Baseball Association, R H Baugh pres, W D Smith sec anc Birmingham Equal Suffrage Assn, 1818 2d av, Mrs Myrtle Snell sec Birmingham Humane Society, City Hall, R G@ Patton humane officer Birmingham Metal Mfrs Assn, Empire bldg, T H Benners sec Builders' Exchange The, 601-2 Cham- ber of Commerce, G T Stafford sec Business Men's League, 514 Chamber of Commerce bldg, S H Fowlkes sec Chamber of Commerce of Birming- ham, Ala, The, Chamber of Com- Wm C Radcliffe sec

Birmingham Office:

1248 Brown-Marx Building

Birmingham Turn Verein meets first Sunday of each month at 2021 Ist av, Paul Cebrat pres, G Erman sec

Childrens' Aid Society of Jefferson Co, 206 s 15th, Rev S T Slaton sec

Farmers' Educational and .Co-Opera- tive Union of America, 116% n 21st, T J Kennedy sec

Firemen's Relief Assn meets first Monday of each month in City Hall,

Furniture Dealers' Assn, Mrs Mabel Leake sec, 234 Clark bldg

General Building Contractors 606 Chamber of Commerce, Lockhart sec

Jefferson County Good Roads Assn, 1021 Brown-Marx bldg, J A Roun- tree sec

Jefferson County Medical Society, W T McAdory pres, C E Dowman sec-

Merchants' Protective Assn, 321 Chamber of Commerce, J D Brown sec and treas

Merchants and Manufacturers Assn,

Slatter mer freight bureau, 612 Chamber of Commerce bldg Municipal Ownership League, 1021

Brown-Marx bldg, A J Dickinson pres, J A Rountree sec Printers Social & Benevolent Society, Retail Grocers' Assn, A A Jones sec, 510 Title Guarantee bldg

Tennessee-to-the Gulf Highway Assn 1021 Brown-Marx bldg, J A Roun- tree sec

Travelers' Protective Assn, Ala Div, J D Porter sec-treas, 2200 1st av

U S Good Roads Assn, 1021 Brown- Marx bldg, J A Rountree sec

Volunteers of America, 2211 1st av, Martin Day capt

Young Men's Christian Assn, W S Stallings genl sec, 526 n 20th

Young Men's Hebrew Assn, I R Ru- benstein pres, E M Friend sec, 1701 6th av

Young Women's Christian Assn, Mrs

Avondale Park, ss Av E, bet 40th and Behrens Park, Florida av to and s lith av to s 12th

and Relacquer Old

Chandeliers, Brass Beds, Metal Articles

Phone 4570 Main

Wholesale and Retail

530 Brown-Marx Bldg,

Capital Park, bet Park and 8th avs and e and w 20th

East End Park, 6th to 7th av and 24th to 25th

East Lake Park, n s Ist av bet 80th

Magnolia Park, Magnolia av to 10th

North Birmingham Park, n s 35th av, bet 28th and 30th

Rickwood Baseball Park, ss Josephine bet Bush blvd and Greene, G

Smith's Park, e s Walker, bet 4th and 8th avs

*Traction Park, n 34th and 9th av

West End Park, bet 16th and 17th and 5th and 6th avs

Birmingham Railway, Light and Pow- er Company, 2100 1st av, cars stop on the near side of all streets and crossings to take on and let off pas-

East Lake Line - Cars in 1st av and Avondale, LaCrosse, Woodlawn and East Lake

Gate City and Woodlawn Line - Cars enter n 22d and ist av, leave via n 19th, 4th av and 26th to Terminal Station, East Birmingham, Kings- ton, Woodlawn, Gate City and Iron-

Boyles Line - Cars in 26th and 2d av; leave via 19th, 4th av and 21st to East Birmingham, Vanderbilt and

North Birmingham Line - Cars enter 38d av and 19th, leave via 1st av, 23d and 7th av to North Birmingham; nearest line to Mary Lee, Sayreton and Graves Mines

North Ensley Line - Cars enter 4th av and 19th, leave via 1st av, 18th and 4th av to Thomas, Pratt City and Ensley

South Ensley Line - Cars enter 3d av, 18th and 1st av, leave via 19th and 8d av to Earle Place, Fairview, Ens- ley Highlands and Ensley

North Bessemer Line - Cars enter 3d av, 18th, 1st av and 19th, leave 3d av and 19th to Fairview, Central Park, Vinesville, Woodward, Brigh- ton, Berneyville and Bessemer

Anything of Metal in Nickel, Brass,

2009 Fourth Ave. Copper or Silver

ALBERT CGC. Ricks

Real Estate

South Bessemer Line - Cars enter 1st av and 21st, leave 2d av, 17th and Ist av tu Elyton, West End, Bever- ly Place, Germania Park, Powderly, Park View, Grasselli, Hillman, Browns, Lipscomb and Bessemer

Cleveland Line - Same as South Bes- semer to Elizabeth (Beverly Place), and intermediate points

Norwood Line - Cars enter 19th and Ist av, leave via 20th, 2d av, 19th, 8th av, 24th and 12th av to Nor-

North Highlands (Acipco) Line - Cars leave via 20th, 6th av and N 19th to Huntsville av, North High- lands, Oak Hill Cemetery, Jones- ville, North Haven and Acipco

Fountain Heights Line - Cars' enter 20th, Ist av and 21st, leave via 2d 13th to U S Weather Observatory and Fountain Heights

Owenton and Ensley Line - Cars en- ter 4th av, 18th and ist av, leave via same route and 8th av to Gray- mont, Owenton, Tuxedo and Ensley

Edgewood Line - Leave 15th av s and 20th (take S Highland cars)

Idlewild Line - Cars enter 20th, 2d av and 19th, leave via 1st av, 22d, Av B, 15th and Av H to Richmond Place, Glen Iris and Idlewild

Roebuck Line - Leave 83d and 1st av (Take East Lake cars)

Twentieth Street and Avenue B Loop Line - Cars enter Av B, 20th, 3d av s and 12th and vice versa

South Highlands Line - Cars leave 6th av via s 20th to Highland Circle and 15th av s

Highland Avenue and Lakeview Line - Cars enter 22d, 1st av and 19th, leave via 3d av and 22d to High- land av, Lakeview and South High-

Marx Build

Mountain Terrace Line (take Lake- view cars)

Avondale Line - Cars enter 22d and 2d av, Ist av and 20th to Av F to

Avenue C Line - Cars enter 22d and 2d av, leave 20th via 3d av, 22d and Av C to Avondale

South 15th St Line - Cars enter 20th, 2d av and 19th, leave via 3d av, 20th, Av B and gs 15th to Cullom or 11th and 16th av

Depot Route No 1 - Cars leave Ter- minal Station via 26th, 6th av, 21st, 4th av and 19th, out 1st av and 26th to Terminal Station

Depot Route No 2 - Cars leave Ter- minal Station via 26th, 3d av and 19th, out Ist av, 21st, 6th av and 26th to Terminal Station

Fairfield Line - Leave Av E and 19th Ensley (Take any car marked Ens-

Wylam Line - Leave Ay E and 19th, Ensley (Take any car marked Ens-

Jonesboro-Pipe Works Line - Bessem- er (Take Bessemer car)

Woodward Line - (Brighton Station on N Bessemer car line)

Birmingham, Ensley & Bessemer Rail- road Co (Tidewater Lines), 1831 5th av, cars stop on the near side of al streets and crossings to take on and let off passengers

Birmingham, East Lake lLine - Cars leave 5th av and 19th out via 5th av through Terminal Station, Avon- dale and Woodlawn to East Lake, returning same route

Birmingham-Ensley Line - Cars leave 5th av and 19th out via 5th av through Owenton, Graymont, Shady Side and Tuxedo to Ensley, return- ing same route

Fairfield Line - Cars leave Ay D and 19th, Ensley for Fairfield

Spiro Roofing & Heating Co.

Office and Shop: 2408-10 Third Avenue

Telephone Main 195

4¢, The Bank of Mabama <5: ve ~ BAFETY. J FY AND Imly Sal Sotaloav as 6600. SeRvi INVITE O

Directory of Householders #© Of the City of Birmingham

An asterisk (*) denotes colored.

Numbers in parenthesis thus: 2500 (1901) "indicates the house is imper- fectly numbered, the first number being correct but the number in paren- thesis being on the house.

QUARTERS|AGNES AV - (S'field) |}1004 W T Emery

(N Bham) - HEast of 16th and n of Sou Ry

ADAMS (Graymont) - ' - From Canal w to ~ Tl From 8th av n1e of Montgomery e to S Maple, 4 n of Tusca- poe 912 W E Coxe 903 E H Reader ) oF) PES neces 916 A C DeShazo 909 W J Tucker ee A een er 920 J F Lloyd 915 Mrs M K Green he Sh 930 Mrs Mattie Ma-| " W _B Lawrence ALICE - From WN 12th, = CA lone 918 J M Cotten etoN 13th 1nof' = Wiatece tack Pate 1022 Henry Jacobs* os - - ADAMS (Woodlawn) - | 927 M R MeNeill ALLEN - From 12th av = = From ist av n to 6th 928 Mrs A E Kirtley n 2 w of N 19th =. 501 E D Scheuermann 4 E D Donnelly 1229 M M Spears ss os ae . 935 Mrs Julia McNeill - - ae. 529 Sherman Wilson '1002 C B Ballard ney 4

- From Walker w to Joseph 1 n of 4th av

ALABAMA - From

BUILDING MATERIAL of Every Kind

Barbour Plumbing, Heating & Electric Company

Sanitary Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Engineers SE Ore ee ee oe 84 Allen BIRMINGHAM Ann Station ce 1309 P E Green 128 Henry Seibert 1422 D L Smitherman _.. Marshall X 1427 W H Carnett Demaertace 1315 W S Turner ALMOND S (W E) - /1430 J T Dugger ele 1325 Sverke Domby From Tuscaloosa av Rising av X - 1326 Marvin Locke s, 1 w of Poplar 1500 Rising Gro Co 1330 S Domberg 100 F B Patterson 1510 A G Roberts - 14th av X 102 W A Henderson |1514 J H Willoughby Rush av begins 122 J V Morris 1524 GW Todd . 1417 B Y McMorries 1527 B C McDempsey (e) 1420 R H Puckett ALOUIS (Graymont) - |1813 A W Teat O 1422 B W Puckett From Ella av to Bush|1817 A B Roberts 1432 E P Puckett blvd 1827 A W Jones 1500 L J Dermus (20 JB Collins * W R Christian oO nN 1516 W M Jordan Telula X * M W Faulkner z fra = 1519 T E McDaniel 830 W H Luquire 1917 H W Dearing = 1 1530 H G Halvorsen College X 2001 E G Burks zr 1601 C O Oxman 1045 E E Davis ALTAMONTE ROAD ©C® 1607 CG H Fuller Greene X Ist st s of Cliff rd, ® 1609 J H F Mosley 1101 Arthur Weaver Mountain Terrace Oo * W DM Self 1301 M T Houlihan 3406 Horace Hammond sane 1718 C M Meyers 1309 W W Watkins *" Fredk Larkin 1715 C T Price 1317 J A Mullinnix 4009 Hill Ferguson 1717 E T Ogletree 1318 Eugene Allen 4011 Mrs B S Roberts 1720 Simon Jones* 1320 Mrs Hattie Knapp| 4013 J McD Comer * Jessie Lewis* 1825 O F Brock = 1728 James Drake* Lancaster av X AMY AV (Graymont) a | Copeland av X 1400 Jos Smith Continuation of 9th La 1820 J M Clemmons 1401 J H Guill av 1825 Mrs L L Keith 1404 R E Stephens CH 1405 J T Johnston ANGLIN'S ALLEY =_ ALMOND N (W E) - /]1408 R C Walton From Britton e to From Tuscaloosa av|1409 S R Thomas 20th, 1 s of llth avn Poplar 1413 C M Smith ANN STATION - 4%4 ee woe 104 Joseph Nobinger *» RD Stewart miles w of Court 106 J T Chamblee 1417 M W Alexander House on S§S Ensley Pleas 126 Robt Hill 1418 Ernest Owens car line pre daniels earn fash didahaiasiai ee eater Le TMT ow enn cede ere IE Ra

Transfer and Warehouse for Everything ANYTHING PACKED AND SHIPPED ~

2217 Walker Percy 2223 Louis Schulhoefer 2233 Ernest Victoreen 2317 Morris Falk 2330 Norton England

ASH - From_ Highland

1210 Rev T J Beard

AUSTIN AV (W'lawn) 1st av

5202 Edward Lawley

5217 Harry Wilson

5218 Mrs S J Robison

5220 Harry Ninekirk

5224 Jerome Hicks

COOKING coo.

AVALON - From High- land av s, 1 e of Iro-

1202 Wyndham Mason

1220 Zell Gaston

AVENUE A - From 13th e, 1 s of Powell av Grain Co