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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

NICE 4-HOOM cottage. in elegant con-
litiou. will take car in good condi-
ton as first payment Phone 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

AUCTION SAILS. Billie williams. auc-
uoneer. viii cry sales IN c. out CT toF1'
Phi sS-SE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Fnr SaIe-AutomobiIes-WanEed

For Observation-Disclosures
GARAGE FOR RENT-12i7 Los Angeles.
-aITO LAUNDRY-dsve your cars washed
while you wait 200 y kansas- IN, SO
sPEEDSTERS. automobiles stripped down
'e- be- evne-ts- coo y kansas Phi sac
ron SALE CHEAP bliss iitne license
'rf-1ss t.-o3. care Herald
FOR SALE-Ford touring car, practically
'-h. -o4>W. ask for q p. Dunn-
Lftiff TRICK lor sale cheap. leaving
town. 51o6 Rivera 81
PARMELEE-Magne to and starter repair
or. We specialize IN srmature rewipding-
FORD frames straiEhtened. save money
buchanan Welding Works. 2l- san iran
cisco IN. 5s4l
fOH SALE-Ford touring car. good run
~f-- condition, good tires Phi 1876 OF
WANTED
Ford car al once. Must be cheap
PHONE 4o95-
BENT FRONT ANLES straightened on
car Radiators and tenders repaired
Brown Welding Co. 500 Teas Pm 3oSl-
FOR SALE-Studebake car in good con-
ditiou- also one horse very cheap s0-
Park St 4 p Cantrerds-
FORD touring car for sale. late model,
has had only family use and is in good
condition Phi 50os-
CRANK SHAFTS, axles. etc. slaughtered.
gears pressed on and off with special de-
signed hydraulic press. Smith Machine
Co. Phone ISL
ONE STRIPPED KisseI Car. one stripped
REQ. both in first Glass condition, viii
take Liberty bond Apply 4o3 Mesa Pm
WILL PAY CASH Tor late model Maxwell
Dodge or Buick four Must be IN hrst
class mechanical condition; no junk con
sIdered- Must be bargain P O. box ~,
City.
BODIES
Save IS 10 50 percent on auto bodies OF
every description Body repairing Phone
44s2- SIS Magoffin-
We pay cash for small cars
WALTERS & DURHAM
220 West san Antonio
Phone fos5-
Buick Big SIX ------------.--- 1900 ~
Buick Roadster OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ssgl
Buick Roadster --..-.-.--...------. Sl9e
Dodge. cord tires -----..------------ s-l4
Ford. 5-pcsselEer observation-disclosures +. i.
Ford. 5-passeuger ---------..-..---- 1902
Overland E0adsIer-cash -----------s 10
Saxon SIX. SEQ down. $50 month
We have many others TO choose from,
FL PAsO AUTO EXCHANGE
SOS Mesa- Pm. 155-
CHEAP CARS
Ford ROADSTER 30 49,
Buick Roadster -------...s..s-.- 2 ~
Cadillac Stripped --- -.-----------.. ~ .
Hup 81. 5-passeuger -------------- 30.
7''''' WALTERS s DURIiASI
go W san Antonio. Prone 4gs2-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

Brick pebbIed dashed rooms and
sleeping porch, two full lots, half
block OF car and paved street High
land Park; $500; $500 cash, balance
long time Phone s612
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
SeII-Li7e Stock-Buy

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WANTED buy jersey COW Pm $500.
IUf ~ALE-One six year old Jersey COW,
j. days fresh Very rich milk Ph- o-oL
FOR SALE CHEAP-SuIk goat. Phone
5S25R-
FOR SALE-Three fine shetland ponies
and two pony carts 10o5 Mesa ave.
I HAVE PASTURE for 1000 cattle. or
10000 sheep or goats Address J. Curtis
Jones. Fabeus. Tex
FOR SALE-2506 10 5000 one and two year
old steers from good grass Apply JaWzoo
Ranch. Hlllsboro. y. IL
MILK COWS CHEAP II quick sale. Cash
or terms Is helfers. 1 saddle horse,
mare. ride or drive single or double;
horse same L KilEore. Berino. y. 81
BABY DUROC from registered sire. SO
each. while they last g r. Richards,
Cauutillo Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
For Rent-Hou,es Furnished

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FOR RENTAL or rart OF my home, fur
nished or unfurnished- Pm. 2-il.
HOUSE for rent. partly furnished. rea-
sonable. Phi G131W-
FIVE ROOMS and two sleeping porches
1Il5 Octavia- Phi 1564R-
FURNISHED four room house. garage. bis
yard, coal shed. Highland PARK end OF
Ohio ST. See James I. Mari q Co
FIVE ROOMS. sleeping porch. Cor. Noble
and California. Sf5- Clean and conven-
lent. near high school
FOR RENT-Furnished cottage TREE
rooms and sleeping porch 1893 n stan
ton or phone 26O9R-
FURNISHED bungalow with garage. two
blocks from Alta Vista school fine for
teachers Phi S5SM.
PART Of Furnished bungalow on Bliss with
one or more bedrooms vacated By army
officer Phi S0SsW.
POUR ROOM house and Elassed in sleep
ing porch. partly furnished, SIS month
Ideal place FOR sick people. Inquire 10
y. virginia
THREE ROOM furnished house. sleeping
porch. two large clothes closets lawn
trees. SIS No children. Permanent ten
ants only Phi 6s22W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and CopTaeiors' Equipment
For Sale

Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and CoSHaelorS Equipment
For Sale
WESTERN WELDING CO.
Facilities Tor Welding largest machine
parts Phone ass. SO :. santa Re.
RRACK JACK a s cutters. Stover en-
gines. samson wind mills. ranch light
plants. Ernkauer. York a Moye. = PHso-
FCR SALE
One second hand Van Duzen-Roys
It, one Fg'-' Is h p Hooper Cooled. type 'U'
Slower engine (gcod as new. fully guar
ore No. ss grain and alfalfa grinder
CSew. but a little shop worr).
one No. .. Zig ~, Trahern rotary pump
T KFRAKAUER. YORK & MOVES $. !.
Apply III san Francis-o street
Skilled Workmanship in Automobile,
Engine pad General Mechanical
Lines.
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W. :. DOBIE Pattern Works. Gil y. ST
vr9in. Phone 5s74
AUTO radiator work n specially.
Fl Paso Radiator and lamp 60.
ELEYATORS, hydraulic freight Installed
and repaired. A. FerEerson. Ph. 1875.
For Sale-Furniture
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FURNITURE OF 1s rooms. coo Myrtle
FUKNITURE for sale s3Os Blsbee st
FOR SALE-One Garland gas range with
high ovens l35 y. oehoa-
Refrigertors reduced 20 percent and
your credit Is o. X
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
SEE Young II you have sewing ma
chine TO buy. sell. exchange OF repair. Pm
sG5
FOR SAIE-Gas range, side board. bed
and springs. rugs. etc Pm sbstl-- 44so
z Nevada
FOR SALE-se7ving machine and furni-
ture OF five room house reasonable Pm
1851. Res. SIS y. san Marcial 81
FOR SALE-Furniture Of five rooms. bath
and sleeping porch A bargain for cash
Il taken within five days Ph 1913.
MN FURNITuRE EXCHANGED
for old win buy second hand goods Your
/ credit is good Phi lZ15 and save money
HOME FURNITURE CO. III \. stanton.
The " ESTERN FURNITURE Gu. viii
I pay cash for your furniture or We VIII
! eEcharFe Il FOR new Come % the sore
I that saves YOU money Pm l4h-- CoFrer
Stanton and Oyerlsnd-
I WE Buy. sen or exchange furniture and
sewing machines and sell On easy pay
'''''-. YoUNG FURNITURE co.
I WE HAVE ARRANGED with the storage
I warehouses TO sell all goods not called for
! Also goods handled on commission. You
J find bargains IN furniture here
! g. ID. HOUSER UPHOLSTERiNG CO.
700 Teas Phone 411o.
Poultry and Pet Stock
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I MATCHING EGGS-Phone G5I3.
I FINE MINORCA h. tching eggs. setslns
I sL2s- 1913 T. Missouri Phone 4sl-
I FOR SALE-New Zealand does az $3.50
/ each Phi. SO. Tsieta- Tex Z. II. Honan-
I FOR SALE-FIne young singing cana-ies-
I Phone s012-
/ CHICKEN Milo Maize feed s. per 100.
] Ell PASO SEED CO., Cor san Antonio &
/ Campbell
! FOR SALE-Pair Belgian hares. also pair
! New Zealands. pedigreed bucks, bred does
I Fl. Bliss car. 3114 Hamilton Phi. SsI3R-
! GUARANTEED singing Canaries, IS and
/ SIS each Fl Paso seed Co. san Antonio
! and Campbell SITS
: SALE-WhItc Leghorn yearling hens. Mol
/ ted out and laying Homan's Poultry
! Farms. Tsleta. Tex
! FOR SALE-Rabhit remedies. self clean
l ing hutch plans mash formula and books
! on rabbit culture. Phi. eEeE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
For Rent-HOuses Unfuruishsd

ants only. IN. ss22W.
For Rent-HOuses Unfurnishsd
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SIX ROOMS modern. Phone 5olsW.
FOR KEN1-Aly home. To5in's Second Ad-
kINE ROOM house. walking distance 11o6
y. Campbell Apply sol Arizona- Phi l5o9-
FOR RENT-Four room modern house
Phi 1876 or can 2to9 san Diego.
Kitchen cabinets 81 down aud 81 a week
FOUTZ-MOORE FURSITUKE co.
If THE $50 gets busy. call go Herman
Transfer CO.
FOUR ROOM brick cottage. GAS sleep
ing porch Phi ssl-J-
DESIRABLE cottage. seven large rooms,
two baths. store room ana EarGse, i've
blocks from p o. as Upson- Ph- 10
FOR RENT-Four room furnished house.
ia Brown, Just off Magoffin. close in, So
JAS. L MARI & co.
Phone $3.50
MODERN five roora bungalow. garage and
heating plant. near high school. $50 Ad-
dress MIA. care Herald-
HOUSE for rent s.5. Cor Boulevard and
Cotton Apply az Wrishts Grocery IN
ss.e-
J. II. SMITH a sons Realty Co, have
moved from ais 20 40 First National
Bank Bldg
FIVE ROOM house or Estrella street. near
Alameda. IN good condition. large chicken
yard, out buildinss- Ph- ass
NEWLY TINTED four room. near Alta
Vista school Chicken yard. garage Phi
244s.
We have a number OF second hand gas
ranges FOR sale az low prices Your credit
F0TTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
rOK KENT-By owner. a most desirable
bungalow. s rooms. bath and hail. on
southeast corner. close in. 1890 block
Brown street Possession sept 10 For
terms. phone so.
FOR RENT-Five room brick bungalow.
bath and sleeping prtch. at Sll5 Memphis
street SIS FER month
LEAVELL 3 SBERMAN. Phone 4es6.
FOR RENT-Large eight room house. fine
condition. two large sl-epiaE porches and
JAS. l. MARI = co.
Phone 4s5o-
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHE
Eight rooms. bath. sleeping porch 1901
Laurel street: and others. see our list
p. W. WILLIAMS
General Insurance
Phone 1I4f- 21s First Natl Bank BIDS
room 1les E Rio Gfande ------$S 3, q
9 rooms. COS y. FL PaFo ----.---.-.il- "
rooms. ST n. Oregon -.--.---. .s5e-oo
81 rooms. Sol Mesa .---.--.--..---S e5s-Co
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY
"a Mills Bldg. Phone $500.
TNFCRNIsHED
4 p, bath. 6. p. TT. Boulevard $500
( r bath. g. $ P Clifton 5000
4 r. bath. S. P. Sacramento s. --sl5-ul
y ba.b & p Sacramento $50 90
. r.. bath s. p. Kings Highwa--- S-alg
Z II hath s p q nfcn1bhfg s. .S3e.G0
p. bath. s. P. heat. Clifton St $500
6 r. bath. ". Rio Grande St 5000
6 p. bath. s P. Upson Ave So su
S r. bath, &. P, heat. Cllff St -S60-ov
r.. bath s. P. W. Nevada s. -S590o
Z r. bath, S. =. Myrtle ST. Sf--5o
FURNISHED
r, bath. s. P. Cliff st. --------S $500
5 r.. bath. S. P. heat. l. Rio Grardc
s-reeL o. % = - e-sr-
5 r. bath s. P. heat. san Jose ST. $500
Apartmerts. Furnished and Unfurnlsh-d
Let Us handle your Rentals
ANDERSON-FILLE INNESIM ENT GO.
Rental Satisfaction
SOC Mesa Ave. Phone f06L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

E2nO0.Oo BARG AIN-Three, Groom
apartments. sleeping pOrches, Includ-
ing furniture two apartments, renting
sa5 month. Two lots Phone owner,
sszz-W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
FULLY EQUIPFED CATTLE RANCH
For Sale or Exehange-Real Estate

SCHOOL IHSD-VeszsT. care Hersld.
10 TRADE residence FOR valley land, i'm
nIenents. etr. Address E17o, care Herald
FOR SALE-Or VIII trade fer automobile
or Liberty bond. small brick home on two
- - " Z.---nl r-Ll---. Eh- eo.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

MCKEE COURT
c71Z-2e14 E1sserr Ave
room apartments with screened
sleeping porch and hath. street
paved. new and comfortable. Per
month, SO. Apply No g. Or
DAVIS BROS.
1o6 Texas s. Phone 1lA-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
For Reut-RoOms and Board

Fer Rent-Stores and Offices
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FOB RENT-Space in pool hall suitable
Tor barber shop one or Two chairs See
go Mesa az Plaza pool hall
FOR RENT-Desirabie offices IN the
Herald building Reasonable rates Apply
10 The auditoi o. The Herald
FOR RENT-Grouud floor office IN Herr "a
building. very suitable Tor real estate and
insure nee office Apply 70 the auditor OF
The Herald
STOKE-OFFICES
We have many well located store rooms
and offices TO rent at reasonable rents
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
90 MINIS Bldg Phi sSo0-SS11.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

PAHMELEE-Magn and starter
repairing. We specialize n armature
rewfndiaR.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

Modern eiEht--5on tWc-story resiceree-
fc- lets and some cash good bargain
Let's in CrandvieW and Improved valley
land f0r cottages. Two choice lots N
Kern Place for god vendors lien note and
VIII pay cash difference Lots IN Pomona
and furnished cottage Pacific Beach Tor
u Paro property Lots IN French addi-
tscn Sc dcwn. s. per month
". y. CARL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
For Sale-Citr Property

j. II. SMITH & SONS Realty Co.. have
moved from SIS 20 40 First National
Rank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


CASH PAID for cd Fords-Ph. 81
WANTED-5 passenger Ford Phi ss75R-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

TypeWriters
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES
Remington No. II. $40 machine. S5o-00
T--,.sT "a a zDferdfd buv ...... s3-. so
Oliver No. g. Ike new -----.----& $4,000
oliver No g. like new ---.----- -ssa-ll
I Fox with Reg and wide carriage $1,000
-s-7--rrr-s re,-. 500 machine ....s55. 90
The National Portable. rev. -eiehs-
with case. 1o hounds o. dandy Of $500
No. g Burroughs adding machine
new. cost S575. our price ------ 5000
Selling agents for the L. C. Smith type
writer. the Dictaphone. the Multlgrg PHI
Typewriters bought. sold. exchanged. cash
or terms. Ribbons $3.50 per dozen. Just
a few left Carton paper. SIS 90 50 per
box
THE RHEIN SPECIALITY AGENCY
s0s Hfesa Ave. Pm 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Apartments Furnished < Unfinished

Apartments Furnished & Unfurnished
GERMANE-Fur1ished and uufurnlshsa
Apis. 5es ". Missouri Apply Apt. i
DE LUXE-Furnished and unfurnished
apartments 1919 y OREGON N sees-
MODERN APT. zIz mo. water furnished
SO objection 20 children l6o1 san Anto1lo
FLAT FOR RENT-Furulshed or unfur-
nished- 200 Wyoming Pm 15soJ-
AUSTIN APIS. furnished and unfur-
nished. A. p. Goes & Bros agents. 444
" Oregon 81 Pt1ue l15-
FURNISHED And UNFINISHED apart
uents- 10 sick. children or pets. Ref
erences. Ph- s123 e5q9 Montana, Apt A.
PATTERSON APrs-l21I Mesa Furnished
and uufurrished- Also furnished apart
ments 1910 y OREGON
PICKRELL APT-TWc o. four room mod
viii convince you they are the best IN the
city. SPECIAL sumner rates Pm .2l4A-
For Rent-Rooms and Board
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Room and board 4o5 Prospect.
ROOMS and board z1s AEizone-
ROOM with board 61s n o-egon.
FIRST Class BOARD and room. Ph. 1851
RMS. with board 66f y Oregon- Phi ism
ROOMS and board. strictly first class
Mrs e.. F. Leary- SO We 1l-ssonrl-
NICELY furnished room with sleeping
home cooking: private family Pm 6i3a
MOUNTAIN8IR SASATORITM. Alamo
Eordo. New Mexico. Sc miles from Il
Paso- splendid place for the sumner
Beautiful grounds. eoo5 ford Experienced
nursing Moderate rates Write for book
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

ANY CLOCK restored 70 its FULL SCI
See O. p Martin. 5es Trust BID Pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

Dogs For Sale, Wanted. Etc.
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FOR SALE-Airedale puppies. SO and SIS.
Phi SO. YsIeta- Tex. r. n Homan
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Airedale male
dog about enc year Old Phi G2l3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Auto Accessories

WE PAY highest prices for all kinds
used and wrecked automobiles star Az
Wreci-iue Co.. 800 W. Overland St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
RANCH FOR sALE


Quenzdo. y II. Lots % rain Plenty
grass running water Forest permit o.
d ra-llr.. hrE ~. nnrmaoo. y. 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Clock Specialists

wASTED-carpeltsr wo1k. Ph. s2osJ.
CARPENTER work wanted- Pm. 7e1sH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

DRAUGHON's eoIleEe Euaraniees posltieaI
INTERNATIONAL Business coleEe. P.1ItI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

AUTuS KECEED-Ws buy. sell or *
change ears % all makes large stock q
repair parts. We deal O. rut Der and
metals e Paso Auto WreckinE. Ph-
ass. 5.s Leon s. * TrachtenberE. Prep
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

HAWKINS BROS.
mn--r nrn nj

So Down. $50 monthly, on principal,
Ne room bungalow in Alta Vista;
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-17
Bishop Bratton Elected
President of Southern
Sociological Congress
Board of Governors Makes Some Vital Recommendations
For Coming Year-Miss Jane Addams, William Jen-
nings Bryan and DR.. Bradford Knapp Speak
Principal r. r. Motion Speaks Today
Recommendations of Board of Governors

Southern Sociological held at
board made vital
and a reaching recommendations.
Southern Sociological lend its
conference
this
gathering
the
attend
experience information
Southern
the
other publish
throughout
these special bulletins to be sent to all
bersp would members OF the state OF social workers
their respective states
earnestly requested that the social
recommended that of this $500 should
Southern Sociological for publications and other
should be used by the
that executive secretary be called
that secretary and that the
E. Mccullough,
order make effective executive office which
throughout the south and nfor
workers social organizations this
ritory D. WEATHERFORD
LOGAN,
H. BILLIARD,
A. S. TOMBSTONE, Board of Governors.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-17
VICE CONDITIONS
DISCUSSED WITH
LOCAL OFFICIALS
Resolution Calling for Per-
manent Action Against
Vice Adopted at Meet
ing Yesterday

Vice conditions in Birmingham was the
topic of discussion at meeting held in
the case of the Civic association yester-
day afternoon. at which Lieut.. E. X.
Piper and Lieut.. Fl. T. Sault of Camp
Mcclellan; Judge H. B. Abernethy, T. H
Motion, F. S. White and DR.. T. p. Byrnes
made talks related to this. subject
Among the other guests at the conference
were Commissioners n. A. Barrett and
j. r. Hornady, Chief of Police T. J..
Shirley. Recorder II. A. Martin and A. c.
Crowder, president of the Chamber of
Commerce.
1t was decided at the meeting to make
an unrelenting drive on all conditions of
vice existing in this city. 1t is under
stood that this drive is being begun SIM
over the entire country in
an effort to minimize venereal diseases
in the army. All of the city, county and
state forces will act in harmony as far
as possible in this work and assistance
will be given the work BY the govern
ment. Lieutenants Piper and Sault have
been sent here on special detail by the
health department of the army and will
be in supervision of this new drive.
During the meeting the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
RESOLUTION
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
meeting that the judges of our courts
prosecuting officers and all other officers
charged with the enforcement of law be
urged to adopt such methods and impose
and enforce such penalties as will sup
press the immoral conditions that nov
prevent the soldiers from Camp McClel'
Ian and other military camps from visit
ing Birmingham.>
Resolved further, That this be not {
temporary expedient of the city of Biz
mingham and county of Jefferson, bu
that it shall be the continuing, perma
nent policy of such officials; and
Resolved further, That all citizens o
the city and county be urged to give
| their earnest and vigorous support u
such officers in their efforts to suppress
this vice.
| Resolved further, That copies OF thes
resolutions be furnished the press.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-17
+ ANGUS BARITONE IS
HEARD IN RECITAL
|OF RARE EXCELLENCE
Splendid Attendance Con-
sidering Large Number
of Other Attractions
in the City

Charles w. Clark, the world-famous
baritone, was heard in recital Of rare
artistic excellence at the Jefferson
theatre last night. The entertainment
was given for the benefit of the father
less children of France, and while the
house was not filled to capacity, owing
to important counter attractions, the
sale of tickets was very large and the
proceeds will total well. Those who
failed 10 be present missed a great treat
indeed.
MIR. Clark's programme was modern
and varied. His opening group consisted
of three songs by Gretry. all in French.
The next group, sung in English, in
cluded, 20 Thou Billowy Harvest-fieid,
by Rachmaninoff, and Morning" by
the same composer; '..Dissonance," by
Borodine, and a serenade by Tschai-
kowsky. Then followed Debussy group
of three songs. Next came a miscel-
laneous group of five, including a
novelty styled "A Messenger by
Madame Sturkow-Ryder, known person
Tally in Birmingham and prominent as
a pianist.
Mr.. Clark's last group opened with
Leach's Gospel of Pan" and closed
with Flanders Fields The artist was
enthusiastically received and for encores
ne sang, first a folk song by Arthur
Foote; next, a Debussy1 song, and third
and last, Drink to Me With Thins
Eyes"
| The recital closed with Mr.. Clark sing
ling THE Star-Spangled Banner and
| The Marsellaise," the audience joining
in heartily.
| No baritone who has appeared here in
many a day has SO delighted music
| lovers as Mr.. Clark did last night Along
with his rich, resonant voice is wonderful
flexibility as a result of perfect method.
His art furnishes an example of the most
approved school in which temperament,
| imagiphtion and intellect are united But
Mr.. Clark never thrusts his academic ex-
perience on the audience for his singing
seems the very acme of ease and grace
| An agreeable innovation of the concert
was Commute talk by Sergeant Cor
| mack, a Canadian of three years wal
experience in France. He spoke fluent
ly and with feeling and his remarks
were touched with grim humor. His
message to the American people was that
| those at home should work faithfully and
increasingly while the soldiers on the
| western front are lighting. If they woul6
do that, he said. there could be ne
question of victory. Sergeant CormacE
4 made a decided hit and was applauded
to the echo.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-17

people in sex matters. and the saving
OF life through human intelligence anc
effort.
He urged the extension of work
mems compensation and health insur-
ancc as important social measures.
PROFESSOR DRESSLAR
Prof. F. B. Dresslar of George Pea
body college, Nashville, outlined a
"Health Programme for the Schools"
He declared that people should have
good health SO as to render greater.
service to society. He showed how ini-
nortant are such simple things as
clean water and sanitary toilets.
"Some schoolhouses." he added. "are
really not fit for pigs. The health Of
children cannot be conserved in such
buildings We need everywhere clean,
convenient schools.
schools should teach rural santa
ton. Pure running water in the hons
IS a fundamental of right living.
Teach people how to keep clean
and healthful. how to get pure water.
how to get rid of flies and mosquitoes,
how to Danish hookworm-this is edu-
cation.
I'VE need school medical inspection
everywhere. IT we doctor horses AMI
pigs. why do we not take more caro-
OF our children,s health?
"Out OF the purity of life there
comes large part OF the purity of
spirit.
Cleanliness and goodness are one
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-17
TOday's Programme
Sociological Congress

"The Nations Labor Problem Dur
ing the War" a representative fed
eral department of labor.
Tho Duty of Southern Labor Dur
ing the War" President R. r. Motion.
Tuskegee institute.
women and Children in Industry
During the War" Miss Grace ABBOTT,
United States children's bureau.
"Labors Challenge to Democracy"
Frank Morrison, general secretary
American Federation of Labor.
The Moral Basis of Permanent
Peace" DR.. Frederick Lynch, secre.
tary Church Peace League of America
3 p. M.
Delegates seated by states to con-
slider What We Propose to Do This
Year"
4:30 PN M.
Meeting of governors and mayors
at Tutwiler hotel.
Sis P. NJ.
Resolutions.
1.-THE South's Answer to the Nations
Call m Her Greatest Crisis" Gov.
Thomas w. Beckett of North Caro-.
| lima.
1.-THE Nations Answer to the World s
| Call for Liberty and Justice" DR.. T.
| A. B. Scherer, council of national
/ defense.