You will find the want ad depart
ment so conveniently located in the
very heart of the city that it will not be
the least bit out of the way to come in
person to The Age-Herald building.
Look for the sign “Want Ads” at the
main entrance, comer Second avenue
and Twenty-first street, and turn in the
first office to the right—you have no
steps to climb and no long walks.
There will be candy for everyone, but
only one box to each person.
MULLER FUNERAL HELD
Funeral services for W. Muller, aged
01, who died Wednesday afternoon
at the residence, 6809 Third avenue,
Woowlawn, were held Thursday after
noon from the residence, with Rev. F.
A. Edinger officiating. He is survived
by five daughters, Mrs. H. Trantl,
Mrs. John L. Vittner, Miss Barbara
Muller. Miss Marie Muller and Miss
Alma Muller; three sons, Charles TV.
Muller, William Muller, Jr., and Earn
est Muller.
ALLEGED CON MAN
JAILED BY DEPUTY
Search Of Hoop Reveals Opera
tions Covering Over Month
Otis G. Gibbs, Moulton hotel, believ
ed by authorities to have worked a
clever confidence game in Birmingham
and obtained several hundred dollars
from some of the leading business men,
was arrested hare Thursday charged
with obtaining money under false pre
tenses.
Gibbs' arrest followed an investiga
tion by H. 8. Hill, deputy sheriff, one
of the men who purchased a number
of shirts from the salesman. His sus
picions aroused by Gibbs’ demeanor
and the price and quality of the shirt
samples. Hill .gave him a check on
which he stopped payment and then
wired the offices of Gibbs’ allege*] firm,
The Mattison Mills, Inc., of New Tot*
City. The office answered that Gibbs
had no authority to act as their agent.
