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The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-19
WELL, ISN'T 1T FUNNY!

Did of these little flee pups fly into
and have Mysteries? Wasn't it funny?
WE'LL the ladies of Nogaes having just that kind of
laugh the creed the Herald of Wednesday evening
When evening organ learned that the ladies of Nogaes
moving for better government great fear filled it's gzzard
The Herald knows that purity movement of that character
1oud wreck the political hopes of the gang beyond repair
Hence fine fury it attempted to cast dscredt the
ades by feeble attempt at rdicue merely succeeded in
la1ing itself ridiculous.
Abusive? Oh, yes! But so is the flee pup But one
links of taking the seriously Therefore the ladies of No
smiling sweey the rantngs Of the evening sheet
Anyone who anything interfere with the best Of
ceiling and the cordial relations between this section and
he great country friend of the city of No
gales.
doubt the ladies of Nogaes who planned for purity
remembered Lieutenant Popenoes report on the pres
city attitude toward his efforts to purify the
city.
WE'LL maybe it would be about right to call the Herald
pipe organ with the explanation that from the stories In the
sheet it's pipe must be opium layout
The Herald was trying to conceal what ticket It was
boosting Probably it did not know having heard from the
head of the gang yet.
That deserter from Mexico and surrendered
to the army authorities knows when he is well off
This will be drab world from newspaper standpoint after
The ends.
The Herald is attempts to take itself seri
ously.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-19
M0tOred to Tucson.

A party of Nogales people
consisting of Mrs. Hannah
O'Keefe, Miss O'Keefe and Mrs.
James Breen motored to Tucson
Wednesday, returning home
Thursday afternoon.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-19

"AiI that our soldiers need Is still
better rear organization" - George
CIemenceau, former Premier OF
France, Jan. IA, 1916. It is up to you
to provide that by buying Liberty
Bonds.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-19

If yops see good. strong,
bright, white electric
'igilt. If is ours. ARIZONA GAS
4.LECFRIC COMPANY. adv.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-19

would demonstrate his such extent that he would
most certainly be expelled from the association
The burning of witches by just ig
norant prejudices
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-15
Il osad z1liceno.
Asi tisic lidi pfislo o zivot "a
strasliveho lesniho poz&ru
v Minnesota.

Dn,uth, Mimi, IA. rijna. -
Odhaduje Sc ,ze asi tisic lidi pfi
slo o zivot "a hrozneho lesniho
pozaru Y severozapadnim dis
triktu statu Minnesota. Asi 800
mrtvol bylo ztotozneno, nekta-
re nedaji Sc vGbec zjistit a celia
rada osadnikd je mazi newest
nymi. Jak dalece necha;o Sc Wy
pocitat, FL osad vyhorelo a row
nez nekolik vetsich NEST by,o
plameny WV zehnuto. Mnoho
mrtvol nalezeno v jezirkach a
rekach, We sklepich a strzich.
Ma sparenisti skolky v Carlton
nalezeno 18 mrtvych ditek.
Mesto Cloquet utrpelo "a
$12,000,00O skody ma majetku
a podobne ztraty ma mesto Ait
kin. Mnoho mrtvol lezi dosud
ma hlavnfch silnicich, kd,ezto
odEehlejsi kraje nebyly jeste
prozkoumany. Jedin6 v okoll
Moose Lake pohynulo 500 o.
sob. Ma nekterych mfctech sesy
hofi dosud, lee ochranne muz-
stvo doufa posladni ty ohne br-
zy udolat.
Guverner Burnquist povoI al
v skci Cerveny Kriz a general
Rhinow rozmnozuja postupne
sve zachranne muzstvo. Tisice
ozebracenych uprchlikd nacha
ri Sc v Duluth, kde dobrocinne
spolky o ne pecuji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-15

mecka.. Mezi podminkami jest
i vydanf veskereho nemeckeho
lQd'stVa, jez ma byti rszdeleho
niezi spojence v pomsru utrpe-
nych namofnich 5trat. Dale ma
byti odstranena Kruppova zbro
jovka v Essenach a promenena
" zavod v kterem by sc vyra-
belly veci nutny ma znovu vybu-
dovanf Belgie severni Franci-
e vpadnuvsfmi -Nemci zniceny-
mi.
V N6mecku sc stavaji stale
smeleisimi hlasy pozadui{cf ne
pokryte odstoupenl cisafe. TAX
napada ostte kaisra Leipziger
Zeitung; pise, ze valka zakon-
ci naprostym Sc shroucenfm CT
sarova systemu a mezi .iinym
pravi:
Vilem II. Jest dosud n6me-
ckHm cfsafem a kragem prus-
kym, ale dozaiista sam pocitu
je, ze nebuGe dlouho Tim, "a co
se cd sveho nastoupeni ma
trim povazoval, totiz "a ma
stroj Bozf, ably vladl vsem a
byl hlavou neiskvostnejsf a
nei'epe oreanisovane armady.
Cr Jest Vilem II. kdvz nemd
ze dnes ami konati prehlidku
berlfnske posadkv? Sam must
uznati ze nemize bfti delo ne
meckym cfsanem. Jsme rripra-
veni ma ztratu Elsaska a Lotrin
ska a vine. 10 ob9 zem6 nebu-
dou dale v hra nicfch n6nncke
rf&e. Dne 16. srnna 1893 Viem
II. pravT':. Rsdxii obatuiFerne
rasich Is armadnich short a
nasich A2.OOO.On0 obvvatel.
r4ezli bvchom yydH1i iedinv ka
men 2 toho c. dobyl Bedrich
Karel mhj otec. Ale vice iak
100000 mrtvHch dnes repre-
sentun vice iak 18 a~madnfch
sborh. Vsichni vine, co pro mas
znamena ztrata Eleaska Lo-
trinska. ale zkraceni teto nrota
hovane valkv ram tnto ztra+n
nlehfi. Mazda 80 nam ale. ze
bv bv1o tfeha k 2.ooo.ooo mad
Inn ob3tovati vse ~ dn pos'ed-
nfho muze. ros'edn{ zeny a po-
Sedpfho dft9te.
(PokrzSovani na stranS druhe.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-15

Dnes rano po tfeti hodine
vznikl pozar strojovnach Ia
vodi firmy Crasselli Chemical
Co. ma independence Road biz
Geske Broadway. Drive nez ha-
siSi mohli pfijeti, plamen r,zii-
I'll &c ma skladi5tx sirov<-kyse-
liny q v zapsti ma to t<m3f We
skers broadwaysk< distr:kty
|pokryty byly mracny otravne-
ho plynu.
K pozaristi prijeli souSasns
hasici ze til ctvrti hned ma to
pet dalsich Get byl', k akci Ia
volano. Ohen pronikl totiz do
sesti skladisf a ohrozoval i dali
II tov&rni budovy.
.Has;6i pracovali zoufale az
do csmi hodin dnes dopoledne,
kdy pozar byl teprv pod kon-
trolu uveden. Nskolik hasici
bylo otravnym plynem pfemo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-15
VfTEzNY NAPOR SPOJENC0 We
FLANDRECH.
HUNOVE PORAzENI MA RECE LYS.
KDE $500 BYLO JlCH ZAJATO.
We VYSEKU u LAON JEDEN NEPRATELSKY
SBOR JE TEMER OBKLfCEN

Ma zapadn mbopist bylyi vcera Kaserovy mirove po-
kusy gnorovany Mez tim poracovano lokanch bojich
u Laon, St. Quentin Maase marsalek Foch nafidi
velky napor Fandrech kde spoenecka voska vyraza
cd begickeho m6sta Manin dobyla zaladny Rouers
ela zeeznien resto Courtra postoupiv pode drahy
Ghent Ma vcerejsim vypadu Fandrech podey Sc pc
choty begieke angcke francouzske kerazto vojska
patnactmiove fronte postoupa pet mil cekem Belgica
ne zaa 5000 nepratel Francouz as $500 Britove pax
1000. - -
Kofist spojencd rovnsz znaena Relgove wall Nsm-
cum nekok ezkch bater Francouz Britove tehcf poni
della mnozstvf strojovych pusek.
veerejsm vezstvim ma flanderske ntce Lys zakladny
nem ponorek Ostend Zeebrugge sou dale ohrozovany,
kdezt mestu Lille hrozf dplne obklfceni.
Ackov belgicky predvoj pronik dostfe pobreznfch
nem baeri neprite daekonosn3mi svvm dey veze neob
tezova by nasved6ovao ze pobreznf batee Ostend
a Zeebrugge skutecn9 Nemci byl jz odstehovany.
boch We Flandersku ie pckracovano dnes.
Zle darf tez Hunhm vyseku Laon kde franko-
amercka vojska e svira kde jednomu men, sboru armad
nimu hrozi zaskoceni.
Champagne Francouzi zlepsil sve postaven Aisne
Americana odrazi nekoik zoufalych nem protiltokd
Americana bojujf tez brezfch Maasy, kde
nez neptel zufve be sveho pozvoneho couvan ku
n6meckym hranicm Hunove vsec vcerech okanich "a
zas NELL obrovske zaty muzstvu Nejvet vsak ztray
utrpei Bavori to Flandrech kde spoenc doby mmo w
Sc uvedenSch NEST vesnice Denaap Boschnoen Guleghe
Wilveighem. Werwion Gtsberg. * ..*
We vyseku Laon Francouzi a Vlasi wall dtokem Mon
ceau sssonne ma Ane -americka pechota okupo
vala ST. Germainmont LIE Thour La Malmason Cd lesa
Argonskeho amercka nie zapadne cd Maasy posnuta
st. Georges Landres.
Poole lfednich zprav doslvch nice neoslabio
ckou armadu posednch n6kok m9sic1 vice nez obrov
ske ztrAty del Jz drive bvo pano r6znyc aradnfch
rozkazd ktere padly spoiencGm do rukou nichz Wy
svetlovalo ak velce lie eba deloselbou setf Petit Pa
risien tom pe: Jedna pflcin proc chce csar pfme
jest yeka ztrta del neho valecneho materau ode dne
49, cervence kdy pocaa spoenecka ofensiva Ia obyte
nych okonost zrace Nemc valce nasledke upotfebe
nj asi 1900 del mescne M to by pocet tax veky ze no me-
mecke ovarny nejv9sfmi obtzemi acily nahradt vyro
bou del novych Ale cd pocaku spoenecke ofensy ukof4
bylo vice nez 1000 del skoro rs roiovych pusek
Neci nejsou z stavu ztray yto nahraditi nemajice
manganu niklu nych atek bez nchz ocel tohoo
hu vyrab9ti media"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-15

znamena vsem vojenskym We.
ljtelim armad americkych
spojeneckych 'stojfcich v poll
Rozhodnutf zda ma byti po-
yoleno Nemecku pfimeri pons,
chano soudnosti marsala Focha,
generala Pershinga a britskeho
marsalka Haiga; j jinym vojen-
skym nacelnikdm.
Jisto je ze washingtoska Via
da nebude N9meckem vyjed.
navati pokud trim hohenzoller-
nsky nebude odstranen a moe
teto dynastie naprosto znicena.
Rfznou odpov6df dalsf ma meme
ckou notu Jest prohlaseni stAtnf
no tajemnlka Lansinga. Nobsa-
hujicf tvrzeni, ze Amerika kaz-
dy mesic poSle do Evropy ctvrt
millionu muzd opatfenych plny-
mi zasobami. Ones zde bylo zna
mo, ze vrchni velitel spojenec-
kych armad marsal Foch we
voienske spojenecke rad9 "a
sedajfcf We Versaillu pripravu-
je podminkv pffm6ri z nichz
nejvyznamnejsf by byly obsaze
nj hranicnfch pevnosti v N6mec
ku. Met, Koblence Strasburku
jako zaruku, re slibv Nemecka
pfesn9 budou dodrzany.
Take poneiprv bylo dnes
oznameno vereinosti, ze presi-
dent Wilson ma hlas v nejvys-
81 valecne rade. jez sestavena
Jest z anglickeho ministrpresi-
denta Lloyda Georeea francouz
sk6bo premiera Clemenceaua,
ltalSkAhO mlnlSterSkehO pred
sedv Orlando a presid,enta So
Statd Wilsona.. VSichni statnf
nacelnfci AZ o dnesrf odpovedi
dorozumneli takze lie tuto po-
vazovati "a iednomys'ne 500
jenecke usneseni. KazdV z jme
novanych Glen1 nejvvssf vale
cne radv Jest ma konferercfch
zastupovan svvm vrierskfm
radcem tito voienstf radci od-
porueuif .jak dluzno hlasovati.
Krom dohody.. aby obsaze-
ny bylv uveden& pevnosti. 7e5
tvoff kl{c k celemu iiznfnnu Ne.
mecku. podsl marsal Foch
n6ktere navrhv iak neskodnVm
by se mohl vseobecnemu mfrq
stati cely vojenskt system Ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-15
TURECKO Sc VIDA SPOJENCUM.

Amsterdam, H. nina. -Novy turecky premier Tefik
pasa oznAm oficene Rakousku ze Turecko po-
kracovat vic nemnze nAsledovne spoenc
paranf MIR Widen prosa tureckeho premera ably odoz
sve mfrove vyednavAnf aspo n6kok dnt Cafrad ma po
dobnou zados vsak neodpov9de Mozno tudz oekaya ze
Turecko VIDA spjencGm bez odmnecne tmz osud Re-
kouska brzy bude zpeceten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-15
Velkyy pozar zavodech fir. Grasselli Co.

zeno, nskolik 2 Mich dosud v L.
karskem osetf,vani Sc nachazi.
Cels Kinssbury ddoli bylo
zlu.avym kslfem po kolik ho-
din zaplnSna cpavy dym dral
Sc do lidsk5fh pfibytkd.
Mimo skljisf vyhorely i ne
kterk pfi.tAsky, takze celkova
skoda firmx,tsa $l7s,00o Sc ,od.
haduje a - toliko z sasti po-
jistsnim kf1Aa. Ponsvadz firma
Crasselli c. yyrizovala hlavns
vojensks zsskzky, rovnsz Via
da bude z6hadny wink pozaru
vysetfovati. 4
Dnes r1l vyhofela tel cast
Clidden Co fovarny ma barvy
ma Madisols kde Ia Is, 900
dollari bssv bylo ohnsm stra-
veno. "a k
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-15
OSTEND PADL.
(Bulletin.)

Amsterdam, Is. rijna. Do
drzuje Sc povsst, ze briticke
monitory vnikly dnes rano do
belgicksho pfistavu Ossend,
kde Nsmci msli zakladnu pro
sve submariny.
Anglick8 eskadra ostfeluje
vojska Hunt Cd belgickeho pfi
mort ustupujici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-15

POTOPEN.
(BULLETIN.)

Kterys atlantick$ pfistav, IS.
fijna. - Americka vojenska
d.,pravni LODI "America" ztro-
skotala Sc dnes " pfistavu. 40
muzi zahynulo, LODI necha Sc
vsak zachr&niti.
"America" ma "a, ,625 tun w
tlaku a byvala kdys lodi nSme-
ckou, nejvStSi po ''Vaterlan-
du".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-15
KRADEz v OBCHODE.

Zlodeji Sc vcera vecer vaou-
pail do cistfrny Samue!a Schae
ffera, 5708 Cedar awe. a odne-
sli 81 pari kalhot, jeden kabat
a dve vesty. =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-15

i politicky. TAX znf odpov9d'
presidenta Wilsona odevzdand
sdiplomatickemu zastupci Svy-
carska a jez bude soucasne O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-15

Washington, ID. rijna. Cena
mfru pro dosud existujfcf meme
ckou vladu jest ,bezpodminec-
ne 'vzdanf Sc jak vojensky tax
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
AN AGE-HERALD CARTOo

From the Talladega Home.
 A recent issue of the Birmins Age Herald carried a fine caii which if limned with pencil and on canvas by great artist, V make a superb painting, for the sception is unique and sublime. df ing humanity, with deploring eye lifted to heaven, exclaiming: ' have I so offended that I musts ish?" Of course earth must be ! up in a flame like a scroll, ana world be destroyed by fire, an@ final and fiery consummation q things terrestial. and poor, falle1' manity must perish from the fas this terrene sphere. but whetha that bonfire and vivid conflagratif a world. with its tongues of
 leaping to the skies, and it's s1 swirling amid it's tornado like Y of smoke to the stars, no one kl but the Huns are not able to at plish that feat, though led by Al nor even crush the allies, so Tor John Bull, your Uncle Sam, poll, Italia are able to be about, and
 are around.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
A WAR SACRIFICE.

those accustomed to such fare in s own homes. And it was not so lon that similar breakfast was ser,a city hotels conducted on the AmeI plan. But gradually the idea o light breakfast has been inculcated the popular mind, and fruit and < perhaps with bacon, have supplant,d breakfast board grooming with calos
 Unless a person is engaged in manual labor, meat should not be more than once a day, and never {, be eaten more than twice days pr. Landis says, a piece of meas size of the palm of ones hand is,
 cient for those whose mode of lift. not include heavy labor. Any ( makes demands on your organs lt' to premature Mobilization. MT. H. has taught us to go without meas day week and to avoid over-indull in meat on the other days. He who acquires the Hoover habit o' these war times and carries it int inevitable days of peace will be as those benefited by the war
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
That Political Meeting Sunday

lNN this page appears statement from Dr. L. F. When re- " ferring editorial in yesterdays Age Herald Sun day Dissertation in Brmingh
 Whtten says The Age-Herald largely AgeHerad against the liquor traffic and hopes to never another in Alabama hopes the prohibition laws in this state shall remain and shall be enforced.
 In the pupits the ministers perfect moral and God right and duty bound to preach against ntemperance and the liquor traffic The AgeHerald would in crcke any utterance from pulpit ddt intend yesterday Ito couple pulpit utterances with those of the theatres
 But The AgeHerad insists that any political meeting in theatre Sunday afternoon, political sub scrptons solicited and paid prohibition politicians air their opinions the passions of the people, engenderng M feelings and political maneuverng dissertation of the Sab bath.
 The AgeHerad hopes that the good ministers of the B mngham district in the great work they contemplate and doing will not be led into the of attending and ndorsng Sunday political theatre meetings again though they be opened with prayer.
 Prohibition is in Alabama stay people of this state will have of the saloon of the blind tiger Public sentiment is all one way
 Whether not the proposed prohibition amendment to the constitution of the United States ratified by the required Der of states Alabama surrounding states for permanent prohibition and will have it.
 Let keep down strife the engender of eeng the national issue until 40day period before the 18th of August And then let the straight issue and instruct the send the legislature the several counties of the state Don't cts o political past who unable with great fnan cal questions to send to the legislature simply because they have made noise for against prohibition This the type of who want Sunday eengsand joint debates want to stir up long and uproarious row i
 We of the pulpit and of the press can do just to supply and uphold boys fighting the Huns. That is bounden duty our best mental qualifications and physical powers to this end
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
EDNA FERBER SAYS

From the American Magazine.
 "The entire output of my partj job depends upon me. By that I that when put the cover on my writer the works are closed. The equipment consists of one flat rather messy; one typewriter, abused. and one typewriter tab chunk of yellow copy paper and c, white. All the wheels, belts, \ bolts, fires. tools-the whole man turing scheme of things--has gl be contained in the space betweeI chin and my topmost hairpin. An orc horror, my nightmare of n r.Gres, is that some morning I'll up and find that space vacant, an works closed down, with mental over the front door reading:
 For rent; rine, large, empty Inquire within
 There was one year when there a sign reading: Closed for rer The horror of it is still with me"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
IN HOTEL LOBBIES
 AND ELSEWHERE
, pr. whitten Appreciated


 T was glad to run across Rev. L. F Whitten," said Judge sorrell, who has been superintendent of the Bap- list Sunday school at Dadeville for a quarter of century, and for years moderator of his association. T am a dyed-in-the-wool Method ist but I do not believe there was ever more beloved minister in Dade- Vile than was the saintly Whitten. His memory is still fragrant, although It has been years since he lived in our midst to show tis the better way.
 He was pastor at lafayette for four years, and when he went up to conference, it is said that every church member in the town irrespective of denominationa1 affiliations, signed u petition asking the bishop to send him back. The bishop told him 1t was 9. great compliment, but that the four year rule was a part of the organic law of the church, and could not be broken. am glad to know that Bir- niingham has learned to appreciate his true worth"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
GREAT AMERICAN MEAT FATE

From the Cincinnati Times-Star.
 VI 1TdHE Briton has long been known as
 a meat eater. T am a great eater
 of beef" declared Sir Andrew Asuecheck, and century and a half later HenryN Fielding sang in his .'The Grub Street Opera" "Oh, the roast beef of England, and Old England's roast beef" The English mutton chop, South down mutton and numerous other sug- gestions of the Britons predilection for meat are revealed on our menus. But. according to the statistics presented by Health Officer Landis, the American eats half again as much meat as the Briton and twice as much as the Frenchman.
 The American is incorporate in the use or meat. At the breakfast table of the country hotel where the American plan still obtained, the steak found, un- til MT. Hoover intervened, place among the many dishes that confronted the guest The hotel oft proclaims the pri- vate household, and the presence of a steak at a country hotel breakfast was douptless in response to the demand of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
LUKE M'LUKE SAYS

Even if woman could see it with her own eyes. you couldn't make her be- lieve anything she doesn't want to be- 1ieve.
 Before he gets her man forgets to ask her if she can cook. And after he gets her he wants divorce when he discovers that she can't.
 When a girls face is her fortune she needn't do any worrying for fear the world won't take her at her face value.
 It is all right to be a philosopher and claim that you should not let the little things worry you. But what is a man going to do when he is the father of a half dozen kids?
 The kind of man who is so grouchy that he won't agree with anybody or agree with him.
 Man is also strange animal He will take Al mixed drinks and eat sandwich and then blame his headache on the .doggone sandwich.
 Even though a man is nearer 50 than 40, it gives him a kind of jolt the first time he hears some one refer to him as a middle-aged man
 We may be wrong. But we believe the Lord hasn't much use for the man who acts-as if it is sin to smile.
 After man has purchased his garden seeds, read the directions and planted the seeds he can tell you that there is no science to farming and that it is the simplest thing in the world.
 The reason why woman wants s10- GOO for an onery, no-count husband who has been hit by an automobile Is be- cause she would have taken 10 cents for him before the auto hit him.
 If girl really likes the fellow she is dancing with she can act Ike she did lit when he steps on her toes.
 The old wireless wire-tapping horse bunco game is flourishing But what has become of the old-fashioned Spanish prisoner with the beautiful daughter? Some girls are so afraid that you might not think that they are modest that they never 90 out without putting on blush that stays put.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
WANTED, A CARPENTER.

From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
 Reference at a social gathering made to the trite axion every ma. his own job' when this anecdotel fittingly recalled by Senator Charl
 Culberson of Texas.
 Late one night a carpenter in a| urban town was awakened in the, of night by the violent ringing q
 telephone.
 "Is that you, Mir. Johnson aske, small voice of a little girl. This is Jones. Mother wants you to come al right away and bring your tools. r has met With an accident
 You have made mistake, Amy piled the carpenter on hearing the accident" You want the doctor livesc next door to me"
 You are the one we want, MT. son" insisted the childish voice. IF is shut up in the folding bed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
women'. Activities at Fair

Many people are beginning to think about the Alabama State Fair, if tele- phone calls and letters mean anything, :" said Mrs. J. B. Reid, superintendent of the wonans department
 Do you know I have already many inquiries as to the prizes and booths and we expect to have many new and inter- esting things this year in the womans departments t
 "Of course, there will be manyskntting prizes, as well as for war breads, and scores of others which have never ap- peared before in the list of prizes and which will be of interest to all Ala bama women.
 We have no downtown office as yet, but I will be glad to answer all com munications by phone gall at my home or by letter"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19

tied $500. He further stated that his time and his money were his own and he would spend them as he saw fit. The recorder thought otherwise and fined the defendant $25.
 "Malefactor" Brodsky, as the re- corder intimated, made a mistake in trying to loaf in Bayonne, even though his pistol pocket was bulging with bills. Anyone who feels that he can't be happy unless he's loafing had better go to Palm Beach, where they tell me resting is fine art, :" said his honor. The retired team ster" probably hadn't considered Palm Beach as haven of refuge. Still, if he had gone there, he might have enjoyed himself-for about two days. A bankroll in that atmosphere melts as rapidly as the proverbial snowball in a much warmer cline.
 Other gentlemen of leisure" have Ib.en rounded up by Bayonne police. When asked what his occupation was, one answered, q own Bayonne." The local authorities are determined to clear the town of drones and if Bay onne does not become exactly hive of industry, because of their efforts, it will at least be a place where a person will not be safe in publicly |twirling his thumbs unless he can show some good reason why time hangs so heavily on his hands.