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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-30

< N1CI ODATA NJ TE LASA IN SOARTEA PRIETENU-
LUZ sd te rataceasca daca sti mai bne 81 fiji
sigur inreaAa la COLUMBUS capitala statului Ohio
TRUMBUL COUNTY, OHIO, Cd zica orasu Mcdonald
lndeStete la munca Dtae munc pentr 81 in
veseaza acoo unde vor cac orasu
NAD profta foarte multi dupa prota orasu GARY
<CUGETAT[vA 81 NJ OCOLITI vIITORUh D-TRA. caci
este ocazie foarte mportan pc
orasul MCDONALD dolea GARY dupa care multi
ISL framnta mnie 81 ofteaza.
PoFTITI CERCETATI-NE CA sA VA PUTEM ARATA
otue noasre fOarte frumoase char de CARNEGIE
de gandioaa 7 (saptespre-
zece moane doar ntreg panu de 40 de une
ampOat ZECI DE NIL de muncori Aar ndustrie ur-
matoare THE BRIAR HILL STEEL CO.. THE THOMAS
STEEL CO., THE NEW BIG MILL OF WODDEII THE
STANLEY WORKS 81 ae industr earl puse pc rul MA
HONlNG este in legatua acu Erie 81 canaul ruu
Ohio 81 este unu dntre cele mai umbate dsrce ale AERI-
CEl DE NORD 81 patru ni de fer la dspoztie cee
prncipae incepnd B. & @. r. r.. PENNA r. r. ERIE r. r.
81 N Y. CENTRAL RaR. co.
25 PIMA LA 40 Mi POPULATE IN CURfND. Nici tim
pur de crze pse de brate munoare putu opr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-30

nemotivateS Sc vor pedepsi con.
form statutelor.
Prexidiul
Soclefatea u. s. Treicolorul 81
independents Romfna" din Gary.
mo- Gonvoaca pc toti1,hembrii
sal a lua parte la. adunarea extra
ordinara, care Sc va tinea in ziua
Gle 80 Noembrie 1918, la orhe 2
p. m, in hala de sub solul bise.
ricei din Madison Str. Avfnd
chestii de mare importanta de rel
zolvat,, este datorinta fiecarui fra
te membru sa fie prezent. Absen-
tel nemotivate Sc vor pedepsi con.
form statutelor. Rugam pc toti
fratii membrii ca la caz ca adura-
rile vor fl oprite din cauza influ-
entei spaniole, sd mearga la d-nul
secretar financiar sa-si achite
cotizatiile lunare.
p,so0; d:,,1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-30
DONAID
Al DOHEA GARY

nu il asa orr il mustra orr IL ride 81 Sc crede mai
cumnte, ba daca il indemni la viitOr pentru din
sui 81 copii dinsului dupa care sa trudeste spu-
he ca are avere dincolo, pare ca nu venim toti
de dincolo 81 nu stim ce are.
Ce avem Gu totii; muncim 10 ami in America
sa putem trai un an in Europa 81 apoi de vQm
munci tot 10 ami pentru un an, apoi facem via-
ia mnunata.
La toti ne este dor 81 jele de locul unde me-
am nascut, dar viata 81 viitorul trebue sal fa-
Gem unde putem 81 daca moi nu ne vom putca
face viitorul in America, fiji sigur ca nici dim
colo null vom face, caci moi inainte de razbOi nu
am stat 81 nici dupa razboi nu ne vom duce nici
mai Incolo nici mai Incoace, fara tot de unde am
VENT 81 tot aceiasi avere 81 tot acelasi cistig 81
nu putem astepta mai multi.
MOI trebue sd stim 81 sas cunoastem mai bine
la lume 81 la viata, fire-am orr 81 unde am fiy
noua he trebue viata la toti 81 fntotdeauna
cind .ai cumparat, PROPRIETATE, al cum
parat o MOSTENIRE, esti cunoscut de oamen,
al credit ori 81 unde 81 daca esti lipsit de bani
du-te la banca 81 cere, caci capeti.
Unii spun ca nu baga bani in proprietate in
America ca si-i pierde dar multi mai au 81 drep-
tate, 81 ntl-i blamam caci bieti oameni intotdca-
una au fost trasi pc sfoara de agent carl i-au
Fatacit pc alte ocuri 81 leau mintit verzi 81 us
cate numai ca sd faca vinzare 81 nimica nu au
fost 81 nu este adevarat.
LOCUI4 ADEVARAT ST COMPANIA ADE-
VARATA ESTE 81 sa NUAiESTE McDoNALD
NILES REALTY COMPANY
Intotdeauna cfnd al nvestat bani in locul atleva
rat nu vel perde in proprietatea americana caci moi
o stim tot ca America este banca lumii intregi 81
nsi odata nu Isl va picrdc valoarea ei. Cnd AMERI
ga, BANCAsLUNfII, Isl va pierde valoarea ei, apo
averea noastra de dncoo,x care nci astazi nu este
valabila, cit va valora atuncif in America sunt in
dustr sunt bani, este pamint destus acelea ii tine
valoarea intodcanna moi de acea am VENT ac ca nu
am incpnt in Europa 81 nu putem tinea lumea n oc
Il Caci pc cind am. avut in Europa destul pentru
ata 81 toate sd zicem 20 de api trecuti am fost in
Europa 400 de oameni la nn klometru patrat, care
ne de rod de ajuns, dar de aunci poate Sd finn de
ME, caci pamintul nu crescut dar lume sa nascut
daca moi nu am putut trai acolo, sigur Cd nici
aopli nostri M 81 poata, caci in luue nasc mai
multi de cit NOR 81 asa lumea merge inaipte 81 nu
poAte tipea mime fpdarat 81 cop nascui trebue cres
eu5i aeolos unde potL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-30

DE VfNZARE,.

Un bort mobilat Gu Z camere.
Rentul $500 lunar. Sc vinde
foarte ieftin.
A sc adresa la:
5113 Herman Ave, Cleveland, o.
(72-74
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MCDONALD

CAcI DACA COLUMBUS MI ar fl descopert acest pamint
moi ncaput in Europa nici in picioae sd STAN
vrea cumperi mosa vecnuui de acsa vecnul
sa pc tae ca 81 lu trebue Asa sstemu in
tara vech astepam unul moartea ceui ALT dsu
penru vata 81 destu pentru totdeauna scap
de sica Ia muncest de aa apo nvesea-
din capitalu Dae la ocul aevara plaes in
dupa ala toata capitalu tia ramas
vel ramnea proul tare napo la sumula ives-
tato la McIlONAID.
propretat vor expca ce va sa zca propreatea in
America 81 char aeela vobeste propt exp
eat 81 dnsuui ndemnat la vior cci pc mutu-
mee caei loture della MCDONALD pc earl poate cumpara
asazi foarte de preul
zce singur ca numai visat ca a vndht pref asa
81 urca de tare end vel pc acoo
mnuna singnr de popretatea altua eta puea sd
fie D-tale.
IA ST C0PH D-TALE apo ntereseazate mai de aproa-
pc pentru scop de e aci America fe
ca vrea mergi in Europa ban gaia spre ispr
v cac vedem to carl Eau us acasa duce nina
spre cuptoru trag inarat patti tot cum au
dus cum au ispravt, 81 indarat dupa alt.
Dec pofteste It'll cumpar lot la orasul MCDONALD
scurt timp te mnuna de profl Dtae caci de nu
ol GU parere de rau vel zce ca recu ba pc dnantea
ochor vrut pu nina spune cine nu
tea lasat sa cumperi lot la MCDONALD
z BOGATes 81 INDEPENDENT POTI sA DEVIL NUMAI
PIN PROPRIETATI 500 din bogati aeese tari IAN imbo
gait numai prin proprietat.
BA CHAR DACA ESTE JN vIITOR MARE 81 viitorul
acesta af la orasu MCDONALD lot sta 81 pretu cres
nc banca sa hrocentee carl lie aduce
propreatea della orasul McDONALD care astaz poti
cumpara citeva suite peste civa tmp zec de mil
|cac orasele moi progreseaza foarte curnd
NTOTDEAUNA C1ND Al woe SA INVESTEZI BANI
lea sa profte uta fet amine despre MCDONALD NILES
REALTY orr unde United States Corporation
Carnegie eifica fabrica Compana face orasu
p PROPRIETATEA DELLA ORASUL NOU MCDONALD e
cea mai companie din ume UNITED STATES
|STEEL CORPORATION CARNEGIE, este napoia orasnu;
|hou MCDONALD.
or 81 care peEsoana gsi datere or intabuare
propretatea p sub dvzia noastra or $4,000 (cinci
tra proprieta mArturisind 81 facnd criminal proplie
|tatei ii numslpi...
Nc DoNlA.I II N,IE =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-30
Societatea ,,Rominia Liberia.

Societatea ,,Rominia Libera'
din Akron, Ohio. - Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la a.
dunarea generala, care va avea
loc Dumineca, l Decembrie 1918
in hala Societatii din Sweitzer A.
venue. La aceasta adunare intre
alte puncte importante la ordinea
zilei, va fl 81 alegerea noului CO
Nmitet pc 6 luni viitoare.Sunt ru-
gait toti fratii membrii Sc pre-
zenta la aceasta adlmare. Absen-
tele >nemotivate Sc vor pedepsi
conform statutelor. Fratii mem
bril- sunt rugati a-si phti cotele
lunare pima la | Ianuarie 1919 ca
sal putem trece in evidenta pc
anul viitor.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Desteapta-te Romi-
ne" din Detroit, Mich. - Con-
voaca pc tpti membrii sal lua
parte la adunarea generala luna
ra,s care Sc va tinea Dumineca, |
Decembrie 1918, la orele 1.3O D.
m., in hala Chene din Monroe
Ave-, No. $780,. Avind mai multe
chestiI importante de rezolvat,
toti fratii membpii sunt rugati a
lua parte la. aceasta sedinta la
orele mai sus fixate. Absentele
nemotivate Sc yor pedepsi con-
form statutelor.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Plugarul Romin'
din Youngstown, Ohio. - Convoa
ca pc toti membrii sal la aduna-
rea generala lunara, care Sc va IT,
nea Dumineca, Decembrie 1918,
in hala societatii din Gas Poland
Ave-, la orele 2 dupa amiazi, la
Ordinea Zilei vor Fl lucruri foarte
importante, intre care 81 hotarf-
1 rea a.~eii Aeam sa platim -beneficiile
care sunt de Influenza spaniola.
Deci toti frati membrii sd ia BAR
te la aceasta adunare. Ahsentele
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D-TAcA CARNEGIE STEEL co.


edifica una dintre cele mai mari fabrici de otel
din lume la MCDONALD, aproape Gle NILES, O..
81 pretul acesteia Sc urea la $17,0O0,O00 (sapte-
sprezece milioane dolari): Cugetatizva, unde vor
fl amploiati zeci de mil de muncitori de carl Sc
va ingriji compana spese mari 81 va apara
viata fie carui muncitor de orr ce fel de accident
IN SQUIRT TIMP ACEASTA FABRICA VA o.
PERA UN PROFIT EN0RM, pentru ca splen-
dida moara de otel sd. edifica fnga riul Maho-
ming, care e in1egatura Gu LACJJL ERIE 81 CA
NALUI R1ULUI OHIO, tot odata aproape de
YOUNGSTOWN, GIRARD, NILES 81 VAR
RIN, O.,>sie unul dintre cele mai mari distric-
te Gle mori de otel din Statele Unite
LIMA NOUA DE STREETCAR ESTE DE $50
DE URINE, UN SINGUR BLOCK DE LA PRO
PRIETATEA-NoASTRA.
Investati banii D-tra in proprietati cac-xe-
dem difernta intre cei Gu proprietati 81 cei fara
proprietati, carl avem capital mai mare orr nu
am VENT tot,odatA III AMERICA, 81 daca. moi
neyam socoh toate drecipisele cit rent am platit
de cind suntem in America, fie care am avea
proprietate 81 ar fl suma destul de frumoasa
ACELA. CARE STA CUMPARAT PROPRIE-
TATE ARE 81 CAPITAL 81 ESTE gata 81 de
casa ori 81 cnd dar Carl am stat gaia de casa GU
banli lnb anca nh suntem nici -aici nci acasa.
ST CE DIFFERENTLY ESTE 1N-PAMfNTUL
AMERICAN FATA DEAL. NOSTRJI, PUTEM
VEDEA DElSTuI1 DE BINE CIT AU PRO
GRESAT DE MULTI ST CIT PROGRESEAZA
1NAINTE.
OAR AvEREA NOAaTRA- DE DINCoLo.
DUPA CUM II zICEM, Gu ce he cunoastem,, Gu
drumurile in tohte partiie side cind ne insuram,
despartiti neveste 81 descopii cite 20 de ami,
pribegim prn lumea intreaga 81 viata ce o are
omul mai dulces si-o petrece separat de famlia
50, apoi unde iclnd sd train dupa ce vom muri.
asia fratilor ce avem moi dincolo del zicenaq a.
we're 81 lmbatrSnim slugi 81 pribegi prin lume
Tot platim cite 20de AMI la bir 81 la datorii
Sde prin tari strcine si cind ne intoarcen acas;
strlmbi do spate de munca cea grea ST carunti
pc cap de neaud, tot nimica. Acnma ;ulde-i vii
torul la care tqai asteptat ca nn mai esti in sta
re- nici dc lucFu 81 datoria nu al ispravit-o. ca
platesti pc parte ii "a face pc alta. "
FRAlILOR! IN. AMERICA ESTE
VIITOR PENERIJ TOTOMU
Nulnai sa judece bine, dsr cite nnii laca a,lpu-
tina Meie 81 cnEajl lca saei cautc sviitorul, aitnl
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DIR. a. LApPNER

MEDIC DIN ROM1N7A
o81 Fsryssssortk, colt cv Hostinos
DETROIT, MICH.
Zlnie della 9 diminsata pima Ia 9
ssara. - Duminica 9--12 prfnzul.
Telsf0mati North. 2.ao7 TX.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-30

panla Sa lucre GU pc
ste 5000 de oameni.
Nici % vinsare nu
Sc face pima nu esti
satisfacut de desvol-
.tarea lui Mcdonald.
PRETURIIE sA IN
.CEP DE LA $165 IN
SUS, scazam1nt cfnd
Eplatesti toti banii lar
rate foarte convena-
bile. Camata nu pla-
'testi nici taxa (Bir),
'pumai dupa un an
de la facerea contrae
.tului. - Poftiti orr
'scrieti caci sulsten
"a dispozitic 81 dam
toate informatiunile.
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lnemotivates Sc vor pedepsi con-
form statutclor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-15
Docena Man Charged
 With Harboring a
 Deserter From Army
2. B. North Arrested on Charge of Aiding Escape of Brother. Hearing Before Judge
 Charlton

J. B. North of Docena has been ar- rested by special agents of the depart ment of justice on a charge of harbor- ing a deserter, and placed in the county jail MT North is alleged to have shell tered his brother, James North, de- serter from the United States army, and to have given him money to aid his escape.
 James North, the alleged Geserter, was arrested in the woods near Docena, and the officers went to the home of J. B. North for his uniform. which he gave them. According to a statement made by the arresting agent. MT. North quarreled with him for arresting his brother, and said it was dirty trick.
 Mrs. North made statement in which she stated that immediately after the officers called at the North home to see if the soldier was there, Jack, brother of James, who was hid ing in the woods nearby, took him his civilian clothes, and J. B. North gave him $10 to go to Mississippi. She stat ed that James had attempted to get money from her but she had refused to give it to him.
 The defendant will be given a pre- liminary hearing before Judge Kenneth Charlton, United States commissioner, next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-15
Election Not q Rebuke To President Wilson,
 States HuddLeston

That his election is not a rebuke to the President, but rebuke to vindic- tive and unfair opposition, is the state, mcnt given out yesterday by George Huddleston, congressman -elect from the Ninth district He states that he holds no animosity toward the Presi- dent, but that he will cooperate with him conscientiously in the effort to win the war ana to preserve American honor Thanking his friends for their loyal support hN expressed the hope that a more friend Y spirit of cooperation upon the pa of those honestly diff fering with hnn would be shown him Tn the future. His statement follows.
 "of course, am very happy over the result of the primary have been completely vindicated The silly twad- dle that l do not fairly represent my constituents must be hushed.
 do not accept the result as a re- ouKe To the Presideut it is instead a stern rebuke to the vindicuive and un- fair opposition. It is not wholly a per- sonal tribute to me. accept it as the evidence of the instinctive love of the great masses of the people for justice and the square deal My constituents know that have served them honest ly and faithfully and that am ratriotic and devoted 10 duty. Such of them as think that I have made mistakes are ready to forgive them, realizing as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-15
Neither Ambulance Nor Undertaken Needed
 on Day of Election

Good morning.! Have you paid your election bets If not. we know of several haberdashers who arc vending straw lids at a dollar . throw now. Or did you specify the price of the headgearf Tn this en- frightened age when ice cream sodas and "chalkIate" milks are the heav- fest beverage extant the old pas- time of wagering . "sky-piece'' on the political ponies seems to have passed into the discard. The boys are getting little saner every year and instead of kalsOmining the burg with coat of crimson on the night election returns come in, the average guy goes home and counts his Liberty Bonds, and .sthere's . reasOn."
 The "gOod old days" when . can of suds sold for . jitney are but memories and ere long a schooner of lager will be found only In the Smithsonian institute.
 Birmingham passed through the hottest election in her recent his- tory without the aid of an ambu- lance or an undertaker.l Several wild and fantastic rumors, c0n- cocted by mischief-makers, were prevalent at times but nobody needed his razor.
 Political wounds now are fast healing. Campaign enemies are rap- Idly becoming friends once more. Tie Magic City is back in harness and everybody's pulling together for the boys "over there."
 B. MD,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-15
REALTORS MEET ID DISCUSS RENTALS Exchange Members Resent Charges Made in Press
 Recently

The Realtors will devote their meet ing today to a discussion of rental problems. The greatly increased cost of residence property maintenance. the scarcity of competent office help and the alleged unjust criticism by few tenants of the slight raise in rents. will occupy most of the pro- gramme. The rental season is in full blast now and real estate men are being called on to adjust their bust ness to meet new conditions that have arisen since the war.
 We are not kicking about paying carpenters, plumbers, masons and ma terial men 70 per cent more than their pre-war prices" said S. K. Garrett, of the firm of tler-Garrett. but we do resent being called highwaymen because we are attempting to put rents back to the figure they were in 1914, when the dull market forced dwellings to be leased below normal rentals If tenant doesn't want to pay the increase, which averages about 10 per cent. I offer to sell him home on practically the same terms as rent"
 Nearly all the exchange members have recovered from that outing at Pat Olivers place last Thursday, and q good crowd 'is expected to gather at the Southern club for that meeting at 1 o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-15
Salute and Ride
 Posters Now Ready
Statement June 20, 1918 RESOURCES
~Salute and ride."

ssSa1ute and ride."
 Probably every automobile ovn- CT in the city is willing to give our soldiers and sailors n ride if he so desires.
 In order that the men fin uniform may know that the automobile owner is willing to give the boys n ~lift," The Age-Herald has secured a large number of cOIOred posters bearing the legend. "Salute and Ride.0
 This poster will be distributed free to motorists and are to be placed on the windshield of the car, which will mean that you are willing to give the boys a ride as far as you go.
 Get one today and place 1t on your machine, so that the soldiers and sailors may know that you appreciate them enough to give them a ride without inconvenience to yourself. They only ask that you ride them in the direction you are going.
 For instance, suppose you are going south on Twentieth street as far as Avenue F and soldier or sailor salutes you. Stop your cnr and carry him to Avenue F and let him off. Another "Sa- lute and Rider motorist will have the opportunity to give n fur- ther lift toward his destination. And so on.
 This will not inconvenience you fin the least and be you sure your little net of kindness will be ap- precfated.
 Get your ~Salute and Ride1 pos- ter at once. it costs you noth- ing.
 Incidentally, the Whitman Taxi company fell in with the idea at once and all their cars bear the ~Salue and Ride" poster.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-15

they do that am honest and try to be a true representative.
 The Presidents intervention shall not incite me to antagonsm. l shall show no petty spirit of revenge or op- position toward him. To the contrary. shall continue to cooperate with him conscientiously in every effort to win the war and preserve American honor and interest. I shall continue to honor the President and to admire his mas terly intellect
 T am not puffed up by my success. but accept my victory in deep humility. It has been made possible by the loyal ty and devotion of my friends. l am profoundly grateful to them for their efforts in my behalf, especially to my chairman, campaign committee and the many others who have taken an active part for me.
 T trust that the feeling created by the bitter and unfair attacks upon me will soon pass. I am anxious to be the representative of the whole people of my district and to work with all for It's material interests consistently with the public welfare I beg for the future more friendly spirit of cooperation upon the part of the clements which have recently opposed me l am will ing and anxious to be friends with them and hope they have done with their opposition. I am praying that the methods which have characterized the campaign will never be repeated in my district"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-15
NEW HEADQUARTERS
 WOMEN WORKERS Active Campaign for the Fourth Liberty Loan Is
 Planned by Women

State, county and city headquarters Of the women's committee of the fourth Lib erty Loan campaign have been opened in the room in the Brown-M Marx building at 105 Twentieth street, north, which was vacated several months ago by the Frisco railway system.
 Mrs Solon Jacobs is state chairman Mrs. H. H. Shell, county chairman, and Mrs Angus M. Taylor, city chairman Furniture is being put in and a tele- phone has been installed.
 Mrs. Jacobs is making selections Tor her state committees, the personnel of which she will announce in few days She will have committees on publicity, distribution and speakers, and she VIII also have an executive secretary and two or three stenographers when she gets the campaign well under way. Mrs. Taylor has about completed her executive com mittee and will be ready to announce II in a few days.
 Alabama women in the third Liberty Loan raised over 47 per cent of the total amount raised in Alabama" said Mrs. Jacobs yesterday, and we expect to do as well in the fourth campaign. In Della ware, according to government reports the women raised 12S nor cent or the states quota and in other states the women raised large percentages or the totals
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-15
LOCAL BOARDS MAKE PLANS TO REGISTER
 MEN FROM Is TO 45

The local exemption boards have re- ceived orders from Brig. Gen. c. J Hubbard to make plans for the regis tration of all men between the ages of
 IS and 45, inclusive, on September 5 Although this bill has not yet been
 passed, this action is being taken by passage
 The office force of the six local boards are engaged in clearing up their files so as to be able to handle the large number of records of the additional reg istrants. Secretary Pepperman stated that all Class 1 men of the Birming- ham boards will be called for service by September 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-15
|ROTARIANS ADOPT BYLAW AMENDMENT
 AT WEEKLY LUNCH
Plan to Form Automobile Club Out lined-Wilson Talk Postponed
 to Next Meeting

Rctarians held a business meeting following their luncheon yesterday at i o'clock in the ballroom of the Tut wiler hotel, at which time several amendments to the bylaws and con- stitution were adopted. following lengthy discussion. These amendments were made necessary by the growth of the local club.
 President F. H. Andrews presided over the meeting. and a short talk was made by H. M. Dozier on the formation of the automobile club. Plans are be- ing made to organize an automobile club next week and Rotarians are man. ifesting much interest in this matter.
 The talk of Legrand Wilson, vice president of the Goodall-Brown Dry Goods company which appeared on the programme. had to be postponed until next week owing to the large amount of business before the organization.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-15
Girls Warned to Be
 Watchful of Soldiers

Washington, August 14--Warning to young girls to be watchful of the ac- quaintaneeshIps they make with soldiers was issued today by the war and navy departments commission on trainIrg camp activities. The commissions say the warning is not intended to reflect on the character of the men in the service, who as a whole are clean and upstand ing. and that it should not deter young women from participating in well or.- dered and wholesome entertainments in war camp communities. Nevertheless, the statement says, no young women should approach or converse familiarity with man in uniform unless introduced by a mutual friend or unless he has. been properly vouched for by the community organizations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-15
Concrete Roads for Camp

Montgomery, August 14-(special) )-Con- struction of concrete roads in all direc- tions through Camp Sheridan has been ordered by the military department at Washington The order came to Capt M e. Mcdonald, head of the construc- tor department, Tuesday. Material al- ready is being assembled. The total cost of construction will be $140,000. The ad- dition of this amount to the appropri- ation already authorized will bring the total expenditure at Sheridan to the sand dollars was spent for sanitary i'm provements.