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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10
III itur @etnsnina for Ga Grosie.


Ger iinoes maaife life Sen gp | iamt.
lige De 5oreneoe Stater, Der piloe
bIipe Iaa aIporlas bersrt al Sorbno
MOB Silpirfning al grGnoepin o9
Maltbriffe, Tom Ga Crosse. gpen
bar nentIis 5 @rpegerier % s en-
9rosforretningcr banblenbe nleo
Srpnoeoin, uogierenbe @roberparten
al Den belle Srbuitri og muaife Iige
'oa meget al ben Iamlebe Sorret'
ming. Mae Elbrggeere / Ga Gros'e
er Wfeolemmer al @isconiiu & Wi.
di9an @relpers' NSiocintion, Der net
op MI / @aibington bar Iagt ale
Sern | Sloen for at iaa itrpget al
Sopforilaget ON Mabfontrol oct 6or.
blo, iom pilbe Iuffe 2anbets gl.
brpggerier.
Gn Gnfes mistrnfcliae Tpripiubcn.
Wtrs. Cora Wiuer, en- uelitaaenoe
Gnfe | @eIt Saler, foripanot for fire
Waoneoer iioen paa Ell bpiit miStull.
feIig Otaaoe. 6un par SusboIoerife
ror Strom Sopeiop, Ell rig ugiit Sar.
mer | nppnte liue 9p, oa bun Tor.
'ponot oerfra Ell Scat, % ser Ioacs I
Sneen Spor al Ell Slpoc, Ser bar
fjert mo til Suiet. Noele Gage ic.
mere tit Mr. 2opeipp ct grcp, bpori
Den foripllnbne apinhe ira @inaru
lnelotc, at bun bar blepen gift OF
mart fllnoc pentes tilbaee for at gipc
fine ti0ligere Haboer Ell itorartet
S%perrnIfelic. Nogen Sib efter MOB
to9eS nof ct 9rep ira henbe, inola9t
| Foiten / Spri19iielb, Ohio, og man
tGnfte Jig ou, at bun beiegte fin MO
Der oerneoe. Tette bar pit fig life
at bore SilfGlOct, % oct piier Jig oes.
llocn, at begge DC mobtngne 9rcpe er
6olIfnericr, ioct Sc life er ifrcpct af
Mrs, Wtiler. Mr. Sopeiop tror, at
bun er rpntt mcb en- ltrg Wallb, ion
Ell fort Sib bauoc orbeibct / Ell al
WcIt Solenls Salooncr, % Spou.
gelIesbcticnte or MI enbclio engage.
reoe til at aiilerc BEN npltiife iii.
bragelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10
Woutand.
Sanb uefcnoe ire Tnnb.

SuHu utttUoe Vre FHHp. IT. IS.
u. @oroon / Selena bar aiort ct III.
teresiant Si,nb, nemIig Ell Maitobons
Sanb. Snnbet er al irrlig @prbi
oerpco, at Sanoen er bel o. ligeiou
bel bcpnret, iom ON oen npIia pur
truffet no al oct iorbiltorilfe 9prS
oGloige aippcr. Zen peier fire So,
% bens Sperflaoe, bporpaa Seocn or
fnuIt, er ipp Sommer lang o. tire
Sommer breo.
apimbelig Sbcriff fplScr i'm Elabs.
Set bar mcb Ell bis SpiI, at Mtiis
Wfarp San'en ubnrpntes til oSiiitc.
relloe Sberiff / 8rcot Sails, men
bum bar fplot lin Ela0s Iaa goot, at
GountpfommisiGrerne iorleocn for,
heicoe benbcs 2en ira 500 til $t25
pr. Wonneo. Sum cr ben ieritc Gpin,
DC uonTpnt til nsiiiterenoc Sbcriif /
Wolttana. Get er Gpinocr o. @prn,
Der fonnlcr ino lllloer Sopelts Arm,
iom Wtii5 Sonicn iortrinspi5 togcr
Jig az.
Selefonpiger pan Strcif. S(tteu
S~elefonpigcr Worntain StoteS Sc.
lepbone Cos Stotion / Wiaioula
neologbe Sirsoog Miobog grbeibet,
loct oereS Torlangenoc ON beicre
Sen life blcp imeoefomnlet, oo inoen
Nftcn bar belle SDellS S~clefonipitcm
i%llloItGnoig neolagt. sc tpoc Mrnb,
Der tilian Den mefaniifc Sioc al Sci.
Ifnbeta Seleionipiten, gioroe n%enlig
ogiau Strcif fnr at itottc Ei9crnc.
Sisie 9iorbe Den Enoitono, a t oereS
8lcnneminitslen beIpb Jig til fun
$50 pr. Waaneo.
@mlbalber furnoiiaes Eulipn. Set
~'ter'te Sagbrlla | nor0peltlige Wton-
tana lfol anlGgges / Tplion, og Der
lpaoes, at @pen im~ooegoor Ell iano
@lllooloer. Get bic iig ncr1lig, at
691 Mcres Sfoglano, liggenoe inc til
SnoIjeen eiteltior Bolton, er fipbt
al Charles Naarb og Goporo Soit.
Ian, repro enterenbe SrG~loitinteres.
Ter / SniQingbperlte. Zen Semmer-
fog, Der ligger inb til 6lotbeoo 2ofe,
paoltoaeS at inohefutte iaa itore Sor.
ipninger, at itore SoGbrlrg fan POL.
oes gaaenbe / Here SlpqtleO, % set
ier MI no til, at Eolion bliuer ct @en-
trum for oenne Snbuitri. 9penS
Sllobpggerantal pentes inoen fort
SID at l%oroobles.
Sra Natnrens Snsbolonina. 81.
s. Goples, Ell Hulf]er peo @repclifi
bar opboget ct mt Weblem al Natlt.
rens SllsbolOning, ncmlig Ell Warf
eler Sarpe, Der lcper al oet qiitige
Soco-@rGs Sctte @rp3 uoloer
neutrality-suspicious. itore Sab, ibct
aprget gipr oct Seilgreb at ipiic
oerai og berfor nloa bsbe meo @ipet.
Scr. Soples logoe Werfe til, at Coco
@rGsiet pisneoc, og oct bite Jig at
pGrc Ell Warf, ionl iroaoieoe / Elan.
tens Slomit oN poeloaoe Glollten.
G%remplarer al bennc Morf er ienOt
til Sc Sorencoc Statcra S~oripgsitu,
ton peo So6en1an, % Wtr. 9oDles
buabcr ben / Ell nGr 6renltio fan
"oprfes" % ubnptteS / Den @rab, at
9oco.@rGsict i%uloitGnoig fan ub-
rn00es.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10
MiIitsiplont fprIonnbcn. g

ooriae HuooIpb WoeIsien al Bur.
Iinaton, WeoIem al aompani s,
SoipnS Electromagnetic, er for'ounoen
nGr Rome, bpor a%ompaniet holot
Iaat pco en- Gro. San boDoe for
rige 2erOog Aiten taget et 3Tppe %
lin Riile for at tilbringe Den hummer
hcbc Nat noe pna @roen, o. Iogtcn,
ser 1nco oiSie Meaemrum Ouslcreoe
ocnnc ira Gube I'll anoen, bapoe leet
Ben uloc 0tano liage tilinneluoenoe
ioucnoe paa en- Iiben 8ulpTIuoe mtot
noe pou Sen. NoGet ierere par ban
iorIplmocn. % "a Sat % Htfle Iao
i0icu, olrtaacs ban iisone at bnpe
ruact uoopcr @rocn % er orlItnet.
VT Yiact life f,rnbe ajcniinoeS, ifDI'
ncS maoife Sen lterfc Strsm, lom
fan hare isrt Oct Inrat ncoooer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10

at bans 9ampboao "Mornina
Star, iom / Here aar bar guoet
Rute mellem ct. Yaul % Iapen.
port, mn UNDER bper at bisie Cure
ogiaa bill anlsbe minneapolis - an.
tagelig bier 9irsbag. NoSIe minort
lloopbnlnger Of SlooIriet maa Dog
ferii ioretoges.
81 Yberlisbeber fra Yslsien,
minneapolis bar / oiSie Gage baoi
9eieg al ben beIgiife aommisiion
blanot bpis Weblemmer err Wuior
Seon Siterriette. Dtajoren er en-
Iano &iPmpe meo ct pPloigt Sfj9g.
bpor'or ban let tiltrpffer Jig Soils
Spmerfiombeb, men en- lioen lurpei
Nottebuno, ban oltio leoer meo Jig
ct Voono, er Ell iaa 'tor aontro't, al
oct cr panIteIig of iige bpem al &c TO
bIiper melt begloet. Wuioren iorfIa'
reoe unoer SpboIoet / Wsuebpen, al
ban baooe reobet Srnoens SIP oa Den
enonI fun Dor Spalp. ioet oen unoer
ct al Dc tiolige Nombnrbementer oeo
Ypre5 bar inoeflenlt meuem neoltpr'
te0c Wilre. Siben bonbe Sunoen be-
ret bans itabige SeOiagcr peo Sron-
ten, oa ct lotgt Or cltcr Ell @ranot'
iplint / bens enc Si0c q &iones'
bpro ON, at ben hopoe prppct libt al
hDert. Sllnoen hauoc iorrelten giort
Solooterre oen itoritc Sicneite peo at
bolbc Mettergane bInn0t Den WGr,9oe
fottcr, iom ipGrmcoc / Sfpttcrgra'
nCnc.
Sginn en- Srpit. NiES Yctcli6n
al @rcat Sails, Mont., rr nnocr ct
Spbolo / W~inneopolia iGl0en blnlot
Hoperc, ser bcnlpgtiQcoc iis nc SD,
ban bopbc paa fig. Ecter'on i.Doeoe
fla oper, at ban bcnnc Sang baphe
gipct &ieltringernc en- lang Np'e,
men peo at b~etroQtc bans cgct op-
frooIcoc OF merbnnfc0c Inligt, NM
DC ser opItun Suil ON, hDcm ret
cQentlig bar, iom bopoe rogcn @tnno
til at gIGoe iig. Fctcrion %fortalte
FoIitiet, of ban Itrar 9iernemIflteoe
line me Sefienbtc / Melcbpclt, %
Tor at babe liot Wforo nteo DEM Tor.
taItc ban, at ban hopbc $500 &on-
tnlltcr hos fig, % at ban oertor on
lfc6c ct trpgt Sogi. &c bar natur=
li9pi& itrnr oiligc til at anpilc banl
ct iooOont, % De par tiutge 'ua pnl'
ior09fltlbc at fcl0c bnm til bans Tp-
relic, bpor sc ioo log haln baIpt be-
pioItleS % iratoQ bom De S14. San
irnococ iia oper, at ban egelltlig hap
Sc iuuot inc me &cnler Tor $4S6,
ga sc $500 / &ontartcr bar Den rene
Spoigtclic, men Eolitict bar life
iitono til at betra9tc Sagen ira oel-
tie lnic Sioe. - gf anorc Silrcilen-
br, Scr Iorntibi0 bar 9iort bitrc Gr.
iorinocr / Wplcbucn, cr 5. W. Wtc
WfolllS, al Vruinor0. San bar fal-
Sen iIppn / ct @uNcfur / Ilcn Sotel,
un0cr hnilfen Sur ban blep f%ra'tlao-
len sos oo ct Sonmeilbr. - 9. St.
Noonc al Sarge les ct meget itprre
Cab / ct al Wellcbnens So9ibuie, ioet
5ppc brpb iig ith pou hans SGrclie
onl Nattcn o. irntoN bom $3.50, Sall
llopcQcoe Sorppcrnc Den nrlte Gag,
men ser bar Iiocn Srpit bcri, oa Fell.
acne bar i%oriuul0ne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10
@tscomTm.

Seftiunsarbcioer brrbt. Nils Ye.
~terIpr, ahiat iom Seftionsarbeiber
% pntrent 80 Iar CANNED, blep
SnSoog paaflert al ct Tusiagertog
nlelem Barron % Yoifin og eieblif-
felig 0rpbt.
Cmiurgsimlbe for line auinber.
Eolitidei s. 9. @ebber / 60 CROSSE
pg Ell delegation a @pens melt trent
ra9cnoe @or9erc, legte iprIeoen at
iorbinbre lloltcoelie al Sicenie til
40 Salnoncr, buortil &pinoer giucs
Nbaang, men 9praaoet bapoe eien-
ipnlig Ell anoen Opiotning al bette
"&piuoeipergsmaal". III SDens 10
MIoermGno bar Ser finn 3, iom peo
lin Stemnc gau YoIitihefens &e-
iormplan lit Siiulb.
9rmnina life popular. Snbian
6oro Spmning, beliggetoe III NFil
no%roenior Sonespilc, bar paft Iau-
bon TprbitrelIe blanbt Snlcgncna
Sarmere, at pGbnc0e TagtnlGno
nlaattc poiteres Ser Tor at iorcbpg9c
oens 2belGa9clle, ioet Der beiIpot
trlles mco Spnamit. S%Ununinacl,
har oiort |anoitanbcn / Noct Hiucr
iaa bpi, Of Ser itaar Here Sob bpbt
&ano poa enoel Igrc peo Sofc aoib-
fonone, oe mango Sarmere maa brit
oe @oabe ior at naa hen Ill fine llo.
hliIe.
&efrntcr faar 2Dittnr. Irdie 81.
BERG, tibligere aniat / en- Sanf / So
crosse, o. Sernau &aniorL gleftri.
ter i iamme On, pil iaa iig Ell beba-
aeIia 2uittur no til Sort Sill, ella
bona, bpor DC besge ifaI tiltrToe Sie.
nciten ion &nntorbetiente peo Gpel-
iesleiren. Dc er nemlig beorbrei I'll
at taac Sberitlpitnant -. $. Wfc@ees
Automcbil mco liz, % DC pil mel
ocnnc aiere Hciieu ira MinncappIiS
ill Sort Sill. Nr. Siberg, Der ier
hor abort oenne Sur. mencr han for
~tiIbaselGgsc &c 1850 Mil paa iir.
Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10
Wi6i9au.
Wl outage fpitbnr &pbberlaoning.


Ter meloes ira glpena, at Benjamin
Scapitt al Tolaop pcb Siclp al en- IN
Slags Gpfferorogt, ban iclp bar %.
funbet, bar fultoct Tampifibet "Tem'
ubic", Der / 1865 ianf paa Safe Slr.
ron meo en- flor pq foitbar aobber.
laonina, Get illlrfne Sfib ligger pua
en- Spbbe al $50 SOD, omtrent inu
Wtil uoenfor Sunoer Ban Sslnno.
Get ialf eiter ct Salnmeniteo mco
Sumpcren "Metcor", % 125 Wenllc.
fer off tabt pco lllpffcn. Zen illilf.
ne "Eepabic"s &obberla6ring bar til
sc MI giploenbe Eriier EFT @prbi al
pmtrent Ell Willion Collars, ioa oct
oltiao fam ppre llmagen pprb at tage
Den op igjen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10
2utbu Nca0emD~
On frincli9
Sfolc for 0utter us Yiger.

3Ote Stpleaar be9pnoer ben lite
September 1917.
@rfarne 9erere. @runbig linz
berpisnins. g,ais Spbolb. Sat
fer 8elis9enbeb. @poe gefoent'
meligbeber. Settle Sernbanefor'
binOelier.
Surfer: S%ireaarig Spiltplefurler,
@arpdial Normal, @runolge San7
belsfurier, Gregg SbDrtbano,
5ouf Ippeturltin9 ,Wtulif- Snltrus
mental % Sptal, glpcution, Conn
mon Sfuleiag, Slasier for Nptom>
mere.
ssur Satalpg % nermere Splpss
ninger 1triu til Seltpreren
SIGURD REQUE,
ALBERT LEA MINNESOTA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10
19t4-19fS
NcrDcnsfrt9en

Starter, Orb % giQeoer.
st prGstist % initrmftipt Sefte meb
De iiSite Starter uuer be frisfpren.
DC Sanbe.
llomerfeoe gileber fra Sen arllcs
rifunife Seer % Slaabe og fra Srpn.
terne / europa, ira aampens Sebe %
ira Sipet / Sfpttcr9rapene. @iaeber
al Slaaifibc, llnoerpanbSbaabe, Sep
peIinere, &auoner, Wiuer, "Sunfs",
pip. Sotograiicr al be frigfsrenbe
2anoeS StatSoperbopcoer og fienote
WGno.
gf 2Gieitoiict maa npplles Ell
Sagboa oper arigens pigtigite Snn.
bclicr lige iioen Woroet paa Grfeber.
tita Sran5 Seroinano / Saraiepo oen
2Sbc Sum- 1914. Sesiloen Yrpiibent
@ilious biitoriife Snoifab iii Son.
a~reSien ben 2beir Ipril iaar o.
Observation-Disclosures al 6te alpril /
i'm Selbco.
Scttc Seftc CT paa Gnself.
Tris so Geuts eler Tom Trrmie
meo Soften" ct Iar $1.75.
B: PUBL. o.
oma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10
Nnapcrfuriiun ira minneapolis.

NuupCrIHrVuN IrH utlNHCupult".
vi man ! WiimlCupulia tulloc iclrc
Trihco@baQcu mcb Ell 0umpifibHll0,
iIlIlt ira @uIbiuptou Npculc %rocn
ucoopcr Ntl3ii4iippiiloocu Ill ct.
Gnlll % uibcrc uor Ell Al NorNucit-
ems itorc @cglpcnhCocr % NcQunocI.
len I'll ell nm Sl0aulbcr for Meuc.
bucr, Sompcrcu "Nco @iuN" aiQif
ttoliQ ON Woraencu ira Il. EouI,
~ mc0 Ell Bran u~upicreoc Sen uoen
nogcn &ou'tcliAhchcr 6tl Sluic ipm
or anla9t ior at briugc ocu icrneonc
&auomTrgoc opopcr StiQningen al
6loolcicn, Gen lille %ubiir. ION or
oonnet uc0 SrnminQcn. naor M np.
item ~ Ill Ct Nrthom Soloet, men
%anoitanNen monalcoc oo1 cnonu ct
Tar 600 paa Den Nrioc Ben oil noa,
uaor oil cr ! iulo Stanb. Sc 6or.
eneoe Stotcr@ Camper "Sunoelion"
unr Oct ierilc Sortei I'll at paaicrc
Sluien % lTg9e iii oeo @ruaaen
nrc WaIbington Npenue @rocn.
@lnnot onorr minbrc @oaoc. ser Tri.
hcb@bngcr oiloQoe ct Ncica / Ntinnc,
opoliS, bar oQion SultioQtcn "Nriu.
neIota", eict a SGneruc Mano /
Soteiler. 6orheuuGrcnoc @uuernsr
-. u. Ban Sant bar be~fIenoielort
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10

or i~tiooIct Smsr, 9gg, Sens %
mangt anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10
WimncIptd.
On grporc ornfnct.

80 Wruorc brnfnct. NIop0 o8
@corQc N}on5, "A % t6 Gar gnmle
Nreorc, Orlfncoc oen l0c / Sdte
Trauci9, pco E%oncsntIle Gcres
@ano par uco ct cQcr ouhct l(bcIo
bucIuct mcocn5 sc iiifc6c.
Sturt Nutnl Sinbeingc. Set ircrn.
gaor al Den nctop oiicntlig9iorte
Rapport ior ,flmi N}oonch, at Der mt
err 1855 Eoticrtcr Stntcna Stno9s
inprninl pcb Rotlcitcr. s Sebct az
,Suni mootoQca Der 81 Eatlcnter -
81 Mrn0 "a 30 auin6Cr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10

=. Snbo, Stot2inlpefter, bar no
nuplit s. u. Wic@opern al 1t. Eau
til aorniuipcftpr Tor Nortb Gufota
Nfr. Wc@ppcru har DC ire iioite Na.
pnrct onlot pco gquitp Cooperate
Grd)anac.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-24
THINKS MISTAKE
 HAS BEEN MADE John c. Smith Cannot Be- lieve Washington Wants
 South to Contribute
To the Editor of The Age-Herald:

To the Editor of The Herald:
 I have read the letter of H. F. Cary, chairman Washington finance committee, United Confederate Veterans. and I was greatly surprised to know that Mir. Cary, in his official position, had applied to Birmingham for contribution of $500 to help finance the reunion at Washington June 4, 1917. When we were invited to go to Washington we were as- sured that everything necessary to make the veterans happy and the re- union a success would be at our disposal, but at this late date we are called upon to help out an enterprise started for the benefit of Washington city, and it's nu- merous hotels, and I cannot help but think there is some mistake about this matter, and that our esteemed friend Col. H. A. Herbert, knows nothing of this letter.
 I cannot believe it is the intention of the citizens of Washington to call on the south for financial aid in this matter as it Is purely Washington city affair, and that city will get the financial benefit from the entertainment as we'll as the general advertisement. While the letter Is written on the official letterhead can- not help but think that there is some mistake about It.
 Fifty-five years ago the Confederate Veterans tried hard to visit Washington without an invitation, and failed and when this request was put before our re- union to go to Washington in 1917 we felt that the long deferred invitation had come and that we would be given a royal en- tertainment by the good people of Wash ington city without cost or expense to the south.
 if Washington does not want the re- union bad enough to care for the ex- penses I am in favor of asking the com mandihg general to call it off and go else where and forget that we ever had the in- vitation to go to Washington
 Our Tom Heflin was present when the invitation was extended to the conven- ton and, like the old veterans. felt real good over the prospects of a united meeting of the Blue and Grey, but ask myself the question, What will Tom think of it now?" and what will the vet erans of the Grand Army think of the peo- pie of Washington for calling upon the south to aid in this enterprise
 JOHN G. SMITH Commander Fourth Alabama Brigade
 United Confederate Veterans
 Birmingham February 23 1917
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-24
OTHER BATTERY TO
 BE MUSTERED OUT
 OF SERVICE TODAY
Considerable Speculation Regarding Failure of Battery c to Bring
 Back Horses

Members of Battery A, First field ar tillery, Alabama National Guard, will be mustered out of federal service this morning by Capt. A.. B. Keamfer, U. S. A., Maj. George Sherer Alabama Ma tional Guard. and the other officers de- tailed on this service. The reports have all been completed, and it Is expected that nearly $400 will be paid out this morning by the disbursing officer.
 Battery c was mustered out of the fed eral service yesterday morning, and many of the men have resumed their former vacations. AS to the future of this bat tery, there is some doubt, and it is stated that the crack outfit will disband. It is considered significant that Battery c had the same offer to bring horses from the border to Birmingham as had Battery A, but 1t is understood a conference held by the officers and representatives of the men. 1t was decided not to accept the of fer M
 As to Battery A, Capt. l.. s. Dorrence, the commanding officer, has weathered so many storms when the fate of the ar- tlllery semed to hang in the balance that it is expected with the addition of hav- ing a sufficient number of horses to insure mounted drills, the battery will take high rank in the National Guard in the future as 1t has in the past.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-24
LUTHERAN CHURCH TO
 CELEBRATE ITS SIXTH ANNIVERSARY HERE
Local Congregation Planning for Big Things During Coming Year-To
 Erect New Building

Christ English Lutheran church, Twen- ty-thrd street and Seventh avenue, north, the Rev. w. P. Cline, Jr. pastor, will celebrate it's sixth anniversary with ap- propriate services tomorrow. The Rev R. S. Patterson, D. D., of Charlotte, N. C., general secretary of the board of home missions of the Evangelical Luth- eran church in the south, will occupy the pulpit at the morning service at II o'clock and again at the evening service at 7:30 Dr, Patterson Is one of the lead CTS in the Southern Lutheran church. and a most forceful speaker. A very cor lie to hear him..
 Christ church, though still a mission, is planning some large things for the next year. The united synod, the body to which it belongs, has authorized a campaign among it's churches to raise at least $150o0. to be used in the erection of 8 suitable church building in Bir- mingham. The congregation already owns a lot on which is a temporary build ing, in which they are now worshiping The proposed fund is to be a part of the great jubilee fund to be raised by the Lutheran churches throughout Amer ica in honor of the four hundredth an- niversary of the reformation.
 While Lutheranism is comparatively unknown in Birmingham, ii is third lar gest among the Protestant bodies of the United States. and is stated to be the largest Protestant body in the world. Mir. Cline says that Christ church hopes to make itself more vital factor in the religious life of Birmingham within the next few years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-24


 Blanks Everett and escorted to the Tutwiler. The board is impressed with its tour of the cities mentioned as probable sites for the plant. "We are gratified with the spirit which the cities contesting for the armor plate plant have shown," said MT. Bakenhus last night. "While they have presented their claims and are keenly anxious to have the plant, they have expressed the desire to have it located in that city where it will be of the greatest service to the na- ton.
 "It it indeed gratifying to see such keen rivalry and such breadth of mind."
 If Birminsham Is awarded the armor plate plant. it will land also projectile plant.
 ~WhiIe the board is empowered only to select the site of the plant, 1t is understood that the Secretary of the Navy will build prOjectile factory at the same place." said MT. Bakenhus. "We shall have nothing to do with the projectile plant, but do understand that 1t will he constructed. It will he separate unit. hOwever."
 No appropriation has been made for this unit, hut it Is understood that Secretary Daniels has in mind modern projectilc factory that will cost several millions and will ' give employment to several hum dred men.
 SITE WILL BE SELECTED
 While the work is somewhat ar- duous. members of the board are convinced that logical place for the plant will be determined upon, from the cities mentioned.
 .'We must consider the site from many angles,'' said MT. Bakenhus. Be fore naming the site for the armor plate plant. there are many considera-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-24
Wind "Twister" On 16th Auenue
 Does Damage to Homes and Trees
Roof at Claude Lowrey Torn Off and Landed in Cmneys
 Baby Has Narrow Escape-Damage Confined to

A "twister.' with a velocity that uprooted stately popIars and unroofed houses. hit Birmingham shortly after ? o'clock yesterday afternoon. The cyclone seemed to have swooped down and hit fin one small area, on Six teenth avenue and Nineteenth street, south. and then skipped to the south eastern part of Alabama.
 Sixteenth avenue, south, had the ap- pearance of being storm swept, with great trees across the street and debris from the houses in view, for the north ern side of the avenue, extending from Eighteenth to Nineteenth streets, felt the full force of the wind that Is estimated to have attained velocity of 65 or 70 miles and hour.
 The damage done
 The residence of Claude Gotten, 1900 Sixteenth avenue south, was wrecked and abandoned The front of the roof was blown in; both chimneys down; all windows in rear smashed; trees in front of the house uprooted
 The sleeping porch on the rear of the residence of pr. J. M Lowrey was blown into the front yard chim- ney toppled over; large windows broken; six Carolina poplars, a foot in diameter, swept over.
 Edwin Fitzgerald's residence was badly damaged. A large chimney was knocked off and the force of the fall ing bricks crushed the roof of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-24
LOCAL WIRELESS ,. STATIONS ID HEAR
 BIC RELAY MESSAGE
Government Will Test Eff ficiency of Amateurs TranscOntinental Mes- x
 sage to Be Sent

To what extent the government of tho United States may depend upon the ann ateur wireless stations in event of war will be demonstrated tonight when Gov ernor Whitman of New York will send a governor of California lnasmuch as it is desired to send the message with great dispatch and accu- racy, the president of the American Radio Relay league has sent telegram to H. s. Brownell, head of the local wireless stations. asking that they not use their transmitters The less @. R. M" the better, is the way he expresses it. For the benefit of the initiated, it might be- said that @. R. M" is disturbance.
 The message will be heard in Birming- ham about 10 o'clock tonight.
 There are about 10. wireless outfits in the Birmingham district. The govern-. ment does not permit any amateur to have station stronger than one kilo-.. watt. However. messages sent out by the Birmingham operators have been heard as far north as Lansing, Mich, and 25o miles east off Key West.
 There are three stations as strong a1- the government will permit. H. S. Brow nell at Edgewood, H. L. Ansley at Foun- tain Heights and P. w. Craig at Ensley are the owners of these outfits.
 The message sent to the Birmingham wireless stations follows: ITO all wire less operators of the Birmingham. dis trict: You are asked not to use your transmitters after 9 o'clock Saturday night on account of the transcontinental relay message to be sent by the governor of New Yoork to the governor of Calls fornia. The less @, R. NJ. here is the better. This is another step toward a preparedness programme to see how the amateurs are prepared to do their ''bitf for their country. Apply for particulars to H. s. Brownell, IS. A.. M'
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