The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-07

at Camp Mcclellan. The Atlantic City mayor was much pleased with his re- ception among the members of tie Jersey colony, and he returned to his home with decidedly favorable i'm pression of Anniston, Camp McClei- Ian and the surrounding country. Mir. Bacharach is a very agreeable gem teman and he made splendid i'm pression on the Anniston people
 Mrs. Emerson C. Harrington, Miss Mary Harrington and Master Jack left Thursday for their home at Annap- olis, after month with Lieut.. and Mrs. Emerson c. Harrington During their stay in the city the Maryland visitors have been the recipients of much attention on the part of the Anniston people.
 Mrs. M. B. Brooks, wife of Vice President Brooks of the Maryland and Pennsylvania railroad left Wednesday for her home in Baltimore after de- lightful visit of several days in An niston and among the Camp McClel- Ian inhabitants.
 w. H. Tayloe. traffic passenger agent for the Southern with headquar- ters at Washington, returned to the capital city this week after a visit of several days at Anniston and Camp Mcclellan. MT. Tayloe was accom- panied to Anniston by MT. and Mrs Key Compton, the former president of the Chesapeake Steamship company, who came to visit his son at camp; Miss Harrison, daughter of President Fairfax Harrison of the Southern and President Harrisonts sister, Mrs Stans- bury. who also has a son stationed at the big cantonment
 VISITORS TO ANNISTON
 o. K. Cameron, superintendent, and E. T. RNaGipV- dr11a ct .f 4, division of the Southern, both of Selma, were in Anniston Wednesday.
 Henry G. Loewer has returned to his home in Baltimore after a visit of sev- eral days with his son, Lieutenant Loewer, at Camp Mcclellan 10. $. Gellatley, vice president of the Indiana Refining company, whose head quarters are in New York city, is spend ing few days in Anniston. Q. ". Smith, a prominent Baltimore citizen, Is in the city for few days Visiting his son, who is stationed with the Maryland troops at Camp McC1el- Ian.
 SCHEDULE CHANGES Several very important changes in pas senger schedules will be made effective Sunday, and the exact hours for the ar- rival and departure of passenger trains from the terminal station will be an- nounced before that time
 NANCE JUST PROMOTED William G. Mange, son of Charles A Mange, a federal soldier of this city, and the maternal grandson of Confederate soldier, who is now stationed at Camp Wheeler, Ga, has been promoted to the rank of corporal, and is in direct line for promotion to the grade of sergeant. Corporal Mange is assigned to Company l D, 106th engineer regiment.  RUSSELL LEAVES l R. w. Russell, who has been serving as religious director at Camp Mcclellan for the past few months, has been transferred from the cantonment here to Jacksonville, Fla, and left "Wednesday night to take up the work in his new field. Mir. Russell has been engaged in work at Camp Gordon during the past week.
 MT Russell has made a place for him. 1 self in the hearts of the Camp McClel- l landers and the people of Anniston dur :, ing his assignment here, and it is with | genuine regret that the people here see l him leave for another field of labor. He | is conscientious Christian gentle man and has accomplished a great deal for the cause he represents among the soldier boys at the cantonment |