The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-12

Lieut. Roland Allison after several months in the training camp, has been discharged and is back with John c. Smith & Co.
 T. D. Dicks of Fairfield has returned to the city after an absence of several months in army camps
 Ensign H. G. Seibles has been spend ing several days with friends here. He has made an enviable record in the naval department at Washington.
 Robert Jemison, Jr, writes that he expects to be back in Birmingham soon. MT. Jemison has been actively engaged in the housing bureau at Washington, di- recting the erection of hundreds of homes for working men around government plants.
 Lieut.. Lee Poe of the aviation corps k greeting old friends during his furlough in this city.
 Cadet Aviator E. W. Stanford Is spend- ing short furlough in the city. He was graduated at the school of military aeronautics last week and will return in a few days to finish his course there. He was formerly employed by the T. c. I. Co. here
 G. Houston Davis who was a student officer at Camp Taylor when the war ended is back in the city and has re- stunned charge of his business interests.
 Lieut. Hayden Brooks, son of T. E. Brooks, superintendent of the L. & N. railroad, has been mustered out of the aviation corps at Lake Charles, La, and has returned to Birmingham
 Lieut.. Joe Bewley has returned from Camp Sevier where he was given his honorable discharge from the service and placed on the reserve list.
 Sergeant P L. Gay of the medical corps is again in Birmingham and will once more enter the business world, having been mustered out of the service
 Lieut.. s. L. Nunnelly, formerly solicit ing agent for the Illinois Central, and now on duty in the New York zone sup ply office, is in Birmingham on a 10-day furlough visiting friends
 J. A. Applewhte has returned from Camp Shelby at Hattiesburg, Miss Be-. fore going to camp in July Mir Apple white was engaged in office work in Birmingham, but says he thinks he will go to the farm now.
 Private Raymond Hester was mustered out of the service at Camp Sheridan sev- eral days ago and is back in Birning- ham
 Lieut. R. W. Matheson has received his honorable discharge and is once more at his home in Norwood.
 Private N. D. Lucl1fe. formerly con- nected with the First National bank, has received his honorable discharge and re- turned to the city.
 Henry s. Jones, Jr., has returned from training camp at the University of Ten nessee and is visiting his parents at Roebuck Springs
 Lieut.. Pierson Dick has been mustered out of the service at Camp Taylor and is back in Birmingham,
 Lawrence Saks of Fort Caswell N. C., Is spending a To-day furlough with his parents in this city.
 Lieut. Hugh Martin. who has been in France for several months, writes that he expects to leave New York for Bir- mingham in few days.
 Lieut.. Nathan Kartus has returned from Camp Cody, Deming, N. M, where his regiment was mustered out IAeuten. ant Kartus received his commission at Capon JohuStop D. Lewis Milton has returned from Camp Sevier. where he received his dis charge.
 James Forsythe Gordy, who was sta toned at Camp Zachary Taylor, has been discharged from the service and has returned to his home in Birmingham Arthur E. Tubb has returned from Camp Sever, where his division was mustered out.
 Lieut.. William Skeggs. who has been stationed at Camp Hancock, is the guest of his parents, United States Marshal and Mrs. H. A. Skeggs. en route to his home in Oklahoma City. Lieutenant Skeggs has been discharged.
 Charles T. Allen, son of MT. and Mrs Charles M. Allen, has returned from Camp A. A Humphries, Va, where he has been attending the engineering of fieers' training school for the past three months.
 N. H. Brown, who Is stationed at Aus. tin. Tex. is spending a few days with friends in Birmingham. Before enter Mrs. Mary Gillen and