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New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Names of Many Americans
On Canada's Casualty Lists

OTTAWA. Ont. Oct 9.-The follow
ing names of Americans appear in to-
days overseas casualty list:
Wounded-F Morgan, New Bedford.
Mass; H. P. Dimock, Dorchester,
Mass; j. J. Harmon. Newark, N. j.;
A. j. Paul. Whiting, Ind: NJ. T. Pow
ell, Cleveland; A. c. Sorge, Mellen.
Wis; l. P. Smith. Albany, N. Y: A.
4. Ferguson, st. Paul; r. Fotherrill.
New Bedford. Mass; c. c. Foster
Piketon. o.; S. W. Owings, HOLIDAYS
Cove, W. Va. j. NJ. Crichton. Ros.
ton: G. D. Patterson. Chicago: J. B.
Plckwell, Niagara Falls, N. =; H. l..
Paul, Detroit; c. j. Ort, Scranton.
Penn; F. NJ. Lawyer, Greenacres'
Wash. w. Lee. Fail River, Mass.
r. c. Bledsoe. Detroit; c. r~rna
Boston; E. c. Brown, st. Paul; W. A.
Fair. Philadelphia; ". P. Archibald
Roxbury, Mass. b. Biel. Cicero. n. Y
Killed in Action--W. c. Had,ev
Andover. Mass
Died of Wounds G. Lawson. Clevc.
land: J. Fachney. Schenectady; Lance
sergeant A. Macmillan. saco, Me; C..
N. LiGhtfoof. Cleveland; ". J Kecne.
boston: ". r. Johnson. Brooten,
MINI.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Sz-ITh C.
81 &AdEY AdiE!Y2Zrsork I'd Vi
Thursday, October 10, 1918

This department 10 engaged separating the sheep ol
advertising, and of the backs up advertnv
from the goatsand hanging bell the goats invites
letters describing exper;encesplcasent
sdverisers whether they be
retail stores public service corporations will prin.
those letters which 10 show most typ;caly how an
advertisers deeds square word. of his adver,sns
Only signed letters giving the writer. address, read
The will be printed withheld preferred
The Advisor. The Tribune New York
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

came from Dunsallath, Glare County,
Ireland, and on arriving in America
pledged an oath to stick together al
ways. When war was declared, they
met here and declared war on their
own account.
Sergeant Thomas V. Rowe 1O5th
Infantry, killed in action, had just
captured nine German prisoners, sim
gle-handed, when he was knocked over
by German sniper, letter received
by the dead mans parents relates.
Sergeant Rowe lived at l764 Amster-
dam Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
ARMY
Killed in Action

SELL. Clarence j.. lieut.. Mam1roneck.
BERKEMEYER. Raymond A. sgt. 2S7
Madison Street. Brooklyn.
BRlNDZA, Frank s.. 6s7 Second Avenue.
| New York.
rEMARCo. Louis T.. :2sS Second Avenue.
! New York.
FARRELL, Richard. 1917 Park Place,
4, Brooklyn
FISCHER. John. Grccnpoint.
GOLDSrEIN. julius. sgt. 1oS East Fourth
Street. New York.
HAYES, Edward T.. sgt, d74 State Street,
Brooklyn
HEUTTE, Alfred Julius. lo5 First Avenue.
| New York.
KANE Harry. 24o Classon Avenue. Brook
LEVY. Jacob. 1873 East Broadway. New
LIND. Charles O.. $40 Si1ty-f,rst Street,
Brooklyn.
=. MGEEN1N; -. corp. 80 Raymond
O'MEARA. Francis, %37 West Twelfth
Street New York
TANGNEY. Patrick. 1895 Third Avenue,
| New York.
WEBER, VIM. G., corp. 179 India Street,
ROSS, Harold G.. capt, Ycnkers N. Y.
GOLDSTEIN. Julius, sgt. 1oS East Fourth
Street New York City.
L1SZEWSkI. Antoni, II West Ninety
fifth Street. New York City.
MAGGIO, Luigi, 101 Thompson Street.
| New York City.
HON n, lhOnlaS 1908 Amsterdam Avenue.
New York City.
Died from Wounds
RUNCE. James B., 145 Herkimcr Street.
| Brooklyn
-. FOLEY. James G., 229 East sixty-seventh
Street New York
HEINEM AN. John F.. sgt. New Rochelle.
kNAB. Peter Thomas. 1S0 Richardso
Street. Brooklyn.
SCANLAN. Horace B.. 347 Gates Avenue.
Brooklyn
REYNOLDS. William L.. $50 West 1elst
Street. New York City
TIFFANY. James D., $50 West 122d Street.
New York City.
C[EsIINSKI, John T.. Blcomeld. N. J.
Boulevard. New York City
Died of Accident
=, REYNOLDS, David, lieut.. East Orange,
Died of Disease
-, MOESCHEN, Francis W.. nurse, $50
Third Avenue, New York City.
NJ hhAV VES, James, 400 East 145th Street,
Wounded
-. ADRAIN. Joseph M, 5y., lieut.. % Brood
Street New Yorh City. 0'~'
A,ar, ahREnS, William Joseph. 4o4 Tompkins
bRACKON. Thomas. sgt. 1853 Park Ave
CARMAN. Forrest P, corp, Amityvil,e
p GlEbERT. Robert T., 1851 Myrtle Avenue.
Brooklyn. N'"e'
GRAVES. Henry. 2256 Fifth Avenue, New
York City. -'-"
HoLDSWoRTH. Arthur ", sS4 Gates
Avenue Brooklyn
HANNIBAL, George. 32s West sixty-scc-
ond Street, New York City
=, JACKSON, Jerome D.. 391 Baltic Street,
Brooklyn.
:, MEA. Como A., 20 jackson Street, Brook
1yn
MYSIINSKI, Stanley, 7e2 Hart Street,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON Oct 10The casualty lists public
in army
accident
prisoners
Marines killed of
of
the arem missing in action
follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
New York City and Vicinity

TKAINOR. George NJ, cook, 400 West
ThIirnty-;ssventh Street: New York City.
ANDERLE. William j.. 3SA East Twenty
fifth Street, Now York City.
BROMBERG Samuel, corp. IT'S Middle
ton Street Brooklyn.
BELICHER. Charles. Az Grand Street,
New York City.
CARMAN. Forrest, corp. AmityviIc. N. Y.
DOI.AN. John. 1919 Second Avenue New
GAGG. John j., Mount Vernon. N Y.
HIGGINS. Walter G.. 6S7 East Tiftl,
Street. Brooklyn.
KEHGAN. William F.. corp. 30 West
Sixtieth Street. New York City.
REILLY. Frank, ZIG West 10Sth Street.
New York City.
REILLY. john. ESQ Bond Street. Brooklyn
RICHARD. Edwin L., 1913 Crconc Street.
, sHAMBuRGH. Murray. AZ Twelfth Street.
Newark
SYKES. William. 656 DcKalb Avenue,
waist, Thomas J.. 400 East 14tst Street
WEBER. William G.. corp. 179 India
Street, Brooklyn.
WOODS, George. 1893 Prospect Place.
Brooklyn.
MA ARS99N1oFF. S9'17 Fl. Louis. 1ai Division Street.
=, CALLAHAN. Harry. IS Morton Street,
New York City.
J..
FRElSER, Jacob, 435 East Fifth Street,
New York City.
FURMAN, Sylvester. 1914 Consclyea Street.
GALcANo. Anthony. o5s sealey Street.
LEVY. Aaron. 1883 Kelly Street. New
York City.
MCoRM1CK. Bernard, 445 East Fifty
eighth Street, New York City
Brooklyn " 'e' N'''' .
PAtGL1ARo; John, 1862 Lexington Ave
nue. New York City
QUINN, James. 2Sl West tI6th Street
SMITH. James s.. l2r Fourteenth Street,
Brooklyn. wv
Missing
s. ST03hES, Horace. lieut.. AS Fourth Ave
Seren1y,f fourM Street, Ncw York City
~ hAIoN, Charles r.. S22 Elsmorc Place,
:, kAHROS. John r. 1916 Bleeckcr Street.
:, Lacy; Michael, 314 Water Street New
LEWIS. Albert 81 Hamilton Place. New
LIVINGSTON. John F.. 1923 Amsterdam
Avenue. New York City
:, oSCHER, Harold, 9S2 Rogers Place, New
ROSCHE. James. Washington Terrace,
SMITH, Frank R.. $50 Decatur Street
Brooklyn.
D0LEN. Philip. 800 Prospect Avenue,
Brooklyn.
MARTIN. William E.. lsl West o31st
Street, New York City.
MARINES
Wounded
PATTON, Chds. H.. lieut., Hotel B,ltmore.
REDHEAD, Nicholas D., Brooklyn.
Prisoner
FOWLER. Frank j., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Killed in Action
PERRY, Aubry H.. 40 Charles Street New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
MARINES


CALIFORNIA:
SlMONS. A. C., lieut., Los Angeles (K).
DELAWARE:
BURS7ON, Rupert NJ, capt. Midd,eto,,,
% D). ~ -
GEORGIA:
DAVIS, Treasley, ElFjay (Kl.
MOSELEY. Benz. f.. Stockbrdge (K).
ILLINOIS,:
SGoS2 PSoR5oN stay,ay Ray r. sSTG snr;aoss Gssas3 M
M M'DERMOTT. Glen. Alton (W)
INDIANA:
WUETHERICH. Christ. Evansville (W).
KENTUCKY:
DE WITT, Sylvester. summerville (DD>.
WEIBEL, Charles. Louisville (NU.
MARYLAND:
FREDERICK. Russell M. sgt. Cumber.
GULBRANDSEN. f. E., Baltimore (K).
GRUNTOWICZ. Adam. Baltimore (W1.
MASSACHUSETTS:
FERRANTI, Ernest j.. Bridgewatcr (K>
MICHIGAN:
PAWLOWSKI. John. Detroit (W).
pERRlN, Lester M. Grand Rapids (M)
ShAPTON. L. T., corp, Charlevoix (K) :.
sCHMEIDNR, John G., lieut.. st. Jo-
ALTKINs, Robert C.. ST. Louis Cw).
CADELL, Thos. j. st. Louis (W)
~,
FRUIN. Richard L., St Louis (W).
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
SINCLAIR, Wilbur W., Woodstock (W).
NEW JERSEY
ABRAMS. Edw B.. Park Ridge (K).
MuLQuEEN. John j., bugler. Ridge
MuLLEN. Russell w, BernardsviIle ,M).
NEW YORK:
HILLERY;, David J.. Buffalo (K).
LLOYD. Chas. j., Peekskill (W)
WASHBURN. II. d.. Palmer Falls (MD.
OHIO:
McCoLLY, C. D.. N. Lewsburg (w).
PENNSYLVANIA;
EHRHA RT. g.. jr.. EsGt.. Ia~easter (W) (T.
BEST, Elwood H.. Woodland (W).
DlNNIEN. John j.. Philadelphia tW)
FLEMING. Arthur W., Pittsburgh (K).
TENNESSEE:
sTRANsBERRY. Luke, Coal Creek (w).
TEXAS.
BRAILSFORD. T. r.. lieut., Houston (K)
HORN, Jno F.. lieut.. Ft. Worth (W).
YOUNG, Dewey O.. New Castle (M).
VIRGINIA:
OSBORNE, James E, sgt. Dante (K).
WASHINGTON:
WAGGONER, o. r., sgt. Beckleton (W).
WEST VIRGINIA:
STEFFEL. James F.. Charleston (K).
WISCONSIN:
WINN, G. T.. gunnery sgt. Portage (M).
CANADA:
WRIGHT. Charles c.. Quebec (W).
ENGLAND:
GREGORY. George. gunnery sgt. Plym-
outh (k).
On Duty With Company, Previously
Reported Missing
CARTER; Sidney ". Fairfax County. Va.
COWLEY, Richard, Chicago. q"
GRAPF. Boykn W, Elberton Ga.
D6ER; William j.. Eagle. Idaho.
GORNEY. Frank, corp, Chicago.
HOPPE. William G.. Milwauxee.
!OuB BERT. Gaudias j.. Att-.nro Mass
M,TEEARY, James e, Colrs..ous, Ohio
;,i hIM i,,, NER, Charles Law. New York C;,.,
w HllNEN. CharIes " - ~ :.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Men of Foreign Countries

MILLER. Walter r.. lieut., Pnris, France
LOJEk, Stanley, Ostrow. Poland. Russia
Cd w.
R1VIEZZO. Pietro, WAGNER. Anoa Bene-
vento, Italy (W).
bRANDER, Alexander. Hunty-Aberdeen-
shire. Scotland CW).
DG SALVATORE, Domiano c.. Montamag-
giore Italy (W)
SERGI. Antonio. Melto Port of salvo,
PROVINCE Reggie. Calabra. Italy (W).
ANOLA. g., Italy r M (Wl.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

~ ~ pHuRS, II; c. CORP, Bessemer % w.
FiNDLAY, Albert. Brewton (M).
GILBERT. Edward A., Gciger % Cd D).
kORNEZAY. Dewey, Centervie (W).
NOLEN. Bruce. Vandiver ClD.
NONALLY. Grover, Jacksonville (M).
PETREY. Willie, Petrie (W).
ROBERTSON, Charlie, Haleyville (W).
STEWART, A. corp. Elha (W).
CLARK. Ray. Cherokee (W).
N4LE. Thomas f., Scottsboro (M)
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
ARMY



WYATT, Fred L.. capt. Gadsdem (W).
BRYARS. Joseph W.. Perdido (K).
BUSH. Jesse. sgt. Cotton Hill (W).
DOuGHTIE, Porter r., Eufaua (Wl.
FALLEN. James, Prattville (W).
HARRIS. Il. p. East Tallahassee Cd W..
MORROW, Charlie T. Douglass lWl
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

advertisers deeds the worlds bs Advertising
Only signed letters giving the be
The will be printed withheld
The Advisor The Tribune New York
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refused to did hdss hSss ssrT s "ns
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p0ot9Fslp 81 Paid $40 heard
srs & % % % s % sa Sa s sa;s ss Should treat them and
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ca I'VE anybody everybody
'i od1; I've haxe special the
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$S@ yS ssSs' any special to any ONE
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psd PtRHS@i'a srS push
f9a ten Of d s % s a a4a were N s 4o a s s
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& @ sss @ s o m the The 9 @ ny
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pns @ %P % Tupe Y nraa the could not Obtain without
has been % nd it. ~ ~ ' 'u
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and in many DyF casss asn eae eane be told
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has Rom Of % @ s ear0ss ys5s a fp 4
genuney eoperatiye an" M n]0ymfn Of members It also said
bsry S{a9g ra4sa pa ba G esS6s stab o . club
vice. 1t also issues providing if you re fa with
' 'N"NS 1" o"ae OF dissatisfaction
Mr. de- M aesS "9Spg has sBs 5 bsnd 5 & the club de
the last fifteen I0oH S s owese in f6I @ bs I p m
Italy oate
R IN ne gained considerable through
by Marie Berg of Louis Reg
for 81 2on & & GtlaIs Naobe Chicago Railroad Berg
er hars % Of % E puchased % and 81 500 for
VI le ooX oe receipts for the
e nuhber % OF other suits instituted against Macch
whch ne mas formed
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on the
the room w was TIC dou4d though the indicate
was he another. We find
& ccn or the Music Lovers building drectov nor
they known tenants BUILDING ~ cunning 0ieo'oiy' no WV
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hntoo members and
Tho Al VIVA 'aaechl sand he personally would responsible
lor would that
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AI s NJ Can You advise cure.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
ELsewhere

Character of casualties indicated K killed in
action; (W wounded; AZ other causes;
(DW) died Of wounds; % D. died Of disease (M) missing;
prison
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

HARTUNG. Grcgor. Albany (W).
MYHRE, Willie. Bronson (K).
BOWMAN, Carl, Il. Duluth (W).
HAESSLY. Harry j.. st. Paul (K)
RASMUSSEN, Arthur. Allendalc tW).
SCHU1"TE. Arthur Brewster (W).
STELTON, George. Watkins (W).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

AD+.soR: noticed the
ton OF Advertising Managers
5bunes policy their creed Win kindly if
Iron
we have list of the membership organization but we
1old tha 1t includes
looked that of which adoption of the
creed meant little; TOP first cour
editorial this f ~ 4A-
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

Ap-VsoR: am inclosing little circular
ASsoclaton nc 3S Park Row New York
''' ''l H L.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

MICHIGAN:
LEARNED Chas. A., capt. Detroit
BERNARDO. Bianco. Bessemer ID va
HENDRlCkS, Charles. Saginaw (W).
kASUEA. Stanlaus. Hamtramck (Wl.
MARBLE. Holmes E., Buchanan ID D)
RUDNEY. Mike, Detroit (W).
RAIIENBURY. Harry j.. Plymouth (K)
SING. Charles NJ. Detroit (W).
SWAN. Ernest, Battle Creek (Ko.
ZANETAK!S. John N. Detroit W..
BELlNSKY, Oscar, Detroit (W).
COLEMAN, John. Owosso (W)
HENRY. John W., Sandusky (M).
kUSTER: Norwood. Ann Arbor (W).
MUTART, Edwin. Detroit (W)
PAkOWSKY. Joseph. Detroit (W).
SCHAKOW. Herman, Detroit (W).
SElFERT. John NJ. Abbotsford (W)
SMlIE, Victor. Port Huron (W).
STlNAC, Matt. Pansdale (M).
BASTEDO. Walter, Detroit (W).
GRIFFOR. Walter. Detroit (W).
MlHALUK. George. Hamtramck wv.
PANlZzOL1. Lorenz, Detroit (W)
STURTEVANT. B.. Detroit (Wl.
TOTTEN, Martin E.. Wibervills W.
MINNESOTA.
DUNN. NJ, lieut.. S. Minasapo,i. {W>.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

We requested the monthly
Association
We asked
mad looo members We then asked for
were that they members
showing their offer of 500 for
showed
about their
let them reduce the ~ ~
If the Motorists PROTECTIVE Association has anything
price OF which the
embershp The Tribune Bureau of Investigations
unable to nd it
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

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not ndc from many and its may
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scalp but if it Objectionable suggest that You
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you should bear kind
attention while hair - 60 w - -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Announcements

The Studoss club will meet this morn ing at 10:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. c. Trout on Eleventh street. south.
 
 The Highland Book club will meet this morning at 10:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. T. H. Motion instead of with Mrs. c. F. Orr.
 The Caxton club will meet this after noon at o'clock with Mrs. Henry Hiden, Jr., 1015 Twenty-eighth street, south
 The Twentieth Century club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. E. R. Norman at o'clock.
 The Culture club will meet this morn ing at 10:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs E. A. Hamilton. 15o5 Thirty-first street, north.
 The Cadmean circle will meet today with Mrs. J. Preston Means at the home oe her daughter, Mrs Val Nesbit. pr. Morris Newfield will address the club.
 The Fenelon club will meet at 2:SO O clock this afternoon with Mrs. R. T. Pittman.
 The Wentworth club will meet at 2:SO this afternoon with Mrs. A. l.. Reese, 11S9 Twelfth avenue, north.
 There will be meeting of the Edge wood club this morning at 10 o'clock in the parish house of the Church Of the Advent to sew all day for Red Cross The regular literary programme will be given at 3:30 o'clock. The New Era Study club will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Robert Daniel in the Remar apartments The Fountain Heights Red Cross unit No. 1 will meet this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with Mrs. Jesse Reed, 140l Thir- tieth avenue north The members are all urged to be present and bring needles and thimbles.
 The Study circle will meet this morn ing at 10 o'clock with Mrs. G. M. Bow CTS
 l The state executive committee Of the Women's Liberty Loan committee calls a meeting for this afternoon at clock at the Jefferson County Bank building. :, The Clionian club will meet With Mrs. 1 r. w. Barnett today to spend the day sewing for the Red Cross.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22

reading, Miss Hewitt; vocal solo, Miss Moore, and violin numbers by entire party
 1 Preceding the concert, Miss Morton and the seven girls were guests of honor at a dinner at camp, given by the officers of the 111th. Sunday morning the party returned to camp and at tended the regimental service, con | ducted by Chaplain Taylor, and rem ldered several beautiful sacred selec- l tions, accompanied by the violin. After | the service the party were shown over the camp and were then entertained | at dinner by Battery E. They left for l Birmingham on the afternoon train with the good wishes of the entire reg 1 iment and with scores of pleas from | the soldier boys to make a return trip to the camp.
 | Miss Margaret Nelson, one of Bir- mingham's belles, an ex-Anniston girl, | is being feted at many charming in- formalities as the guest of Miss Carrie
 Knox and Miss Carolyn Sproull.
 The women of Birmingham have
 shown great interest. and often sent encouragement to the branch of the | war work council of the Young Wom- | ans Christian association This work, which was begun four months ago with Miss Mary Wallace Kirk as secretary, has grown with wondrous rapdity, and proven most useful and impor- | tant asset to the community. The | cosy Y w. c. A. rooms hold an artistic
 lamp, gift from Mrs. Robert Jemi- | son, and a handsome vase given by
 Miss Margaret ONeill of Birmingham. i Mrs. Charles G. Sharp arrived on
 Wednesday and will speak at various l points in Calhoun county in the in : I terest of the third Liberty Loan drive. On Friday Mrs. Sharp will speak at
 Alexandria and on Saturday morning will address the men and women of | Anniston at the courthouse. Leaders of the Liberty Loan drive feel confi- dent that Calhoun will again respond with open purses and willing hearts and strive in every way to bring suc- cess through this, one of the most vital issues to come to liberty loving people.
 The Choral club entertained this week at most enjoyable concert at the Knights of Columbus building. and on Wednesday afternoon at musicale
 to compliment the associate members of the club.
 The United Daughters of the Con- federacy were at home to large num-
 Der of men in uniform when they en-
 tertained this week at a musicale iT
 the Alabama club rooms Private Ear Grimes, the well known soldier tenor
 sang Irish Eyes of Love- MT. Mar
 tin of the Twenty y-ninth division vau- deville troupe contributed two dances one an Egyptian dance in costume, an6 an original Hawaiin dance in costume
 Miss Henson of Baltimore was en
 cored after her dance. Mrs R. B. Blake contributed piano numbers.
 The theatrical entertainments al Co,on MoCla11an given bv So1dier a
 ent draw crowded houses every time they given an entertainment. These oc-
 cur weekly, and as one soldier says
 The worth of these blue chasers tc the Blue and Gray division, when that unit is far removed from the oppor- tunities of attending professional show houses can hardly be estimated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22

sumers are a whole regiment, but quite enough to tell the boys we are thinking about them. Another shipment will De sent this week, and more will follow as often as the fund continues to grow Mrs. Mortimer Jordan, wife of the com manding officer of Company K. is chair man for Birmingham, and checks may be mailed to her.
 Every person in the state who has relative or friend in the regiment should be happy to contribute the price of smoke for him. There is to- bacco famine in France and smokers are rationed as they are for food To- bacco is almost as essential to troops as food, sometimes even more welcome. Our men are in the trenches. Let's make 1t easier for them. Some of them have already gone over the top and distln- suished themselves. Let's reward them. All of them are lonely Let's cheer them up with the knowledge that we are for them in the little things as well as the big ones, heart, soul and pocket book, to the last man."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
RANDOM NOTES

Friends of Mrs. Belle Mccoy, who mas recently been operated on at St. Vim cents hospital, ill be glad to learn tna. she is improvipg and has been carr'eo to her home.
 Mrs. M. E. Bell, who has been Ill TOT several weeks at the home of her son. Mr. w. H. Bell. will return to her nome on South Fourteenth avenue tomorrow
 Mrs. Charles Ramsay and two children. who have been ill at the Birmingham infirmary. will return tomorrow to their home at Dora.
 Mrs. C. S. Hamilton, who has been III at the Birmingham infirmary. will re- turn tomorrow to her home in Anniston.
 Mrs. " H. Franklin. who has been III in the city at local infirmary returned yesterday to her home in Anniston
 Mrs. T. K. Wier of Memphis is the guest of her daughter Mrs. (. E. Beas-