The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-10
$32,S20,S95.01
PITHY PARAGRAPHS .ANENT RETURNING
 BIRMINGHAM BOYS
of Birmingham, Ala. Statement November l, 1O1S
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The Age-Herald wants short news items. similar to those printed belo ", about returning soldiers, sailors and marines. When your relative of friend who has been in the service returns to Birmingham, phone or write of the fact and the information will be gladly published Among those reported yes- terday, were the following:
 Lieut.. Fred Barber. a prominent young real estate man of this city, has returned from Camp Zachary Taylor, where he was commissioned in the ar tillery branch of' the service.
 Robley c. Munger has returned from Louisville, where he attended the of ficers' training school at Camp Taylor until it was demobilized a few days ago.
 Henley J. Smith, after an absence Of several weeks at the officers train- ing camp at Camp Gordon, has returned to Birmingham to again assume charge of his business interests.
 Lieut.. Lucian Hood, popular young officer of this city, has received his discharge from the service and re- turned to Birmingham.
 
 Capt Joe Mudd has reported to ths artillery camp at Fortress Monroe aft CT visiting friends in the city for sev- eral days.
 Lieut.. T. P. Hay, Jr., is back in the city after receiving a commission In the quartermaster corps at Jackson vile, Fla.
 The many friends of Blanks Everett, formerly general manager of the Cham- Der of Commerce, will rejoice to learn of his promotion to an ensign in the navy.
 Lieut. Byrd Haley, who was recently commissionsd in the field artillery, has returned to Birmingham to resume his law practice.
 Lieut.. Norman L. Lefkovits has re- turned from Camp Mills, where his di- vision was demobilized. He was com missioned second lieutenant in the tank corps at Camp Pike, Ark.
 Henry Adams has returned from Camp Lee, Va, where he was mustered out He is the son of MT. and Mrs. H. E. Adams of Bessemer.
 Robert Lee, who was stationed at the naval training station at Camp Farra- gut, Va, has been mustered out of the service and has returned home.
 Karl Randle, who has been stationed at Camp Wheeler at Macon, Ga., has returned home, his regiment having been demobilized,
 After a short visit here Bates What ley will leave this morning for Galveston, Tex, to join his crew on the torpedo boat destroyer Somers.
 Lieut.. Ed Leath and wife are visiting their parents, MT. and Mrs. A. s. Leath Lieut.. Leath has just received his hon. orable discharge after more than two years in the service.
 Morton Simpson, former advertising manager of Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, now a member of the aero service, United States navy, located at Pensacola, Fla, is visiting his family in Birming- ham for a few days. MT. Simpson took his training at New Orleans and was later assigned to the Pensacola station He will return to his post tomorrow James Smith, who was attending the officers training school at Camp Zach cry Taylor, has been mustered out and has returned to Birmingham. He was secretary to United States Attorney Rob- ert N. Bell bfore entering the service George D. Findlay has returned from Camp Pike. After spending few weeks with his parents at Blountsville, he will resume his law practice in Birmingham.