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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
nr nnLIY DALRYMpLE

There's little line among KipHng s verses which tells the tale of the eoun- cil called together to-
 Ease the strong of their burdens; To help the weak in their need"
 It tells of how the men came in all wearied with toll, those from the soil, while the contract ran that
 "The strong shall wait for the weary The hale shall halt for the weak"
 And then-how the men might have agreed to it, had not the laugh of a blue-eyed maiden rung clear through the council hall, and in that laugh every man heard the laugh of some in dividual woman beloved of himself to which he was pledged to strive and at tain to the limit of his ability; and again, how the hands, ready to sign the contract, drew back and each man said that his first duty was to 'the missus and the kids" and each and all resolved:
 "Tiu we are built like angels with
 hammer and chisel and guns;
 
 woman forever and ever-amen;"
 And isn't it true that after all it's .'the missus and thA kids that are the chief concern of every living man?
 Man protects the home of "the missus and the kids' and the law allows him to defend that sanctuary from all in truders, even to the taking of the life of those who dare break in and steal
 In the protection of a nation pre- paredness" is every mans right; not . great, standing army like an inactive police force, posted at deserted street corners, where traffic does not move, but citizen soldiery by which every man may be trained to some branch of mili- tary duty which is every mans right and not his burden; trained that he may and obey military discipline and orders; that he may be equipped with a soldiers uniform and accoutre- ments; that he may be In a state ex- actly described by the word, prepared ness"
 Preparedness for rainy weather is not carrying an umbrella in the sun nor wearing raincoats to pink teas;' but it is possessing such protection against the elements that when the storms break man may protect him. self.
 A citizen soldiery is not fighting body, but a peace assurance, for until men and governments are built like an- gels each and all are striving for "the place in the sum that has led to the present unaccountable, unutterable saw ageries of warfare.
 Preparedness" is the bulwarS that, like staunch sea wall can adequately
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
Keeping Weather Eye Open for "The Missus and the

with a trained sword hand. Men will fight for themselves and woman, as they work for those twain made one flesh, and they will stand guard before the cradle of the innocent Riddles" with the loving arm of self-defense.
 This is what preparedness" is-not an angel of battle stalking with flaming sword, and devastating tread over the land, but the guardian angel of com polling strength that wears the humble guise of husband and father seeking to protect his owni
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
Parole Is Revoked

Montgomery, January 4.-(Special) Russ Palmer of Marion county. who was given parole by Governor Henderson last week, was returned to prison sat urday after one weeks liberty. Palmer had escaped from prison and the gov ernor was not advised of this act when the parole was granted. He said the is-' suance of a parole to him would not be fair to many convicts whose good be- havior will entitle them to short time. Palmer was convicted of violating the prohibition laws. fined $150 and sen fenced to six months hard labor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
Harold Is Called to
 BrewtOn to Funeral

Charles l.. Harold left last night for Brewton to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law, w. w. Downing, who died there yesterday.
 MT. Harold will be out of the city today and tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15

Arouscs the Liver and Purihe, the
 Blood The Old Standard general strengthen Ing tonic, GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. arouses the liver to action. drives Malaria out of the blood and builds up the system. For adults and children. soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
COUNCIL OF NATIONAL
 DEFENSE BOARD MEETING

Mrs. J. IT. Mccoy, chairman of the Birmingham unit of the national coun- cil of defense, announces meeting of the executive board of that organi- zation this morning at 10:30 o'clock at Cable hall. The following chair men of cimmittees and subcommittees are asked to be present and meet with the officers: Miss Amelia Worthington Mrs R. F. Johnston, Mrs. Ohme, Miss Shipp, Mesdames J. M. Wallace. V. w. Long, W. L. Murdock, Ralph Barrow, Annie F. Vessel, Charles J. Sharp, Miss Lena Denny, Mesdames Ira Sell CTS, J. D. Elliott. F. M. Jackson, Don ald Conner, S. l.. Ledbetter Cunning ham Wilson, Miss Helen Mclean. Mrs Joseph McLester. Miss Annie Williams, Mrs. W. D. Smith, Mrs. D. A. Echols, Miss Jones, Mesdames Crawford John son, c. P. Orr, Ross smith oscar Hundley, M. P. Worthington, J. R. Hor nady, T, L. Hill, Laura Robinson. Mrs. Chappell Cory, recording secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
BORDEN BURR GIVES
 ARGUMENT IN FAVOR
 OF DRY AMENDMENT
(continued from r,age Five)

the slavers of the shield of state pro- lection, but it is all right for states rights liquor to stir the passions Of the rapist; the Mormons were by na- tional law told that however great a personal privilege they considered It, they must cease taking unto them selves more than one wife, but state $ rights are called upon to deprive the lawful welded wife and children of support, No state must be allowed, un- der national law to sell liquor to a man in uniform, but the man with a dinner pail must be assured in his drinking of the protection of states rights.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15

Grip Follows the Snow
 LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE Tab lets taken in time will prevent Grip E. W. GROVES signature on box. BOG.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
FOR A BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. w. L. Sessions will entertain the members of the Houseal-Sessions wedding party this evening following the wedding rehearsal at her home on Crescent avenue. The guests will sin- clude the family and the members of the wedding party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
TUTWILER DANSANT

One of the delightful affairs of the week was the dansant given last evening at the Tutwiler. Among those making reservations were: Mir and Mrs. Felix Drennen, MT. and Mrs. Her ron, Capt. Hutchinson, Dr. Lotterhos, MT. and Mrs. Paul Chalifoux. Mr. and Mrs. Shumate, Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Bar rett, MT. Mason, Dr. Copeland, MT. Lee Clary, MT. and Mrs. Hemphill. MT. and Mrs. Bonnelli. Mir Suratt, MT Louis Sterne, MT. Melvin Summers, Mir W. F. Bell and others
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
FOR MISS LOyEMAN

Mrs A. E. Loveman entertained at a dinner party last evening at her home on Hanover Circle preceding the rehearsal for the wedding of her daughter. Miss Leona Loveman and MT. David Cronheim The table was adorned with pink and white roses, and the guests included the wedding party and the out town guests. Covers were laid for 12
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
RANDOM NOTES

Among the out-of-town guests for the Cronheim-Loveman wedding this afternoon will be MT and Mrs. David Kempner and little daughter, Eleanor of Little Rock; MT. and Mrs. H. Cron- helm of Atlanta. parents of the groom; Miss Isabell Cromlein and MT. Eugene
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15

Ole Miss, when CT Gal Marries CT Man hit merely dat she classes herself Wid his breakfast an morn ing newspaper instead uv wid his dinner and favorite wine. Yassum!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
DOING AWAY WITH LOTTERIES

"Louisiana in the interest of all, was
 required by national law to give up her lotteries which robbed man only of one-fourth or less of the states that they cannot against the constitutional
 mandate of the remaining three- fourths or more deal in a contraband, which necessarily affects the happi- ness, peace and prosperity of all. Ma tional laws have taken charge of con- tagious diseases and even of infected cattle, but it is a high crime to han de whisky which everybody confesses
 creates more crime and wrethedness
 than any infection. Only recently, with-
 out protest from these aroused citi- Zens, the government by constitutional amendment was given the control over and investigation into all of the prs vate papers and affairs of the citizens of the states. The income tax, thus adopted being in comparison with the
 proposed prohibition amendment Kali
 ser imperialstic. Recently the states,
 by constitutional amendment, have de-
 prived their citizens of the right to
 elect senators in any way except by
 popular vote of the people. Illustration
 could be piled upon illustration but
 lack of space and time forbids. And not
 once have these state -wrangers"
 chirped. National prohibition should
 be enacted because:
 "1- It is fundamentally and historically
 the correct and democratic Way to ham dlc this question:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
REQUIRES NATIONAL REMEDY

E A national evil requires a na- tional remedy. The liquor traffic is a national evil. Our interstate relations and the inherent vicious character of the traffic make it so. The alcoholic may drink liquor in one state and commit crime or become public charge in an- other. Science has demonstrated that liquor is a habit forming drug. The fed eral government realizes that such evils must be dealt with by the government. That is why the Harrison anti-narcotic acr was passed. Congress also realized that it was useless for state to try to combat contagious diseases by itself, con- sequently federal laws were enacted to prevent one state from being injured by ar other. It is as impossible to keep the evils of the liquor traffic inside of state as it is to keep the door of a soap factory inside of the walls of building. The remedy must be as far-reaching as the evil. The patch must be as big as the sore. State boundaries are not ade- quate barriers to moral contagion and no state careless in such matters should be permitted to dump it's liquors, it's trunks and other derelicts over the border line on neighboring state. A few states should not be permitted to debauch the many states that are trying to be dry.
 "3 The liquor traffic is inherently law
 
 or proprietary laws and it concen- trates it's power in wet states to break down the law in other states where an honest attempt is made to secure en- forcement. Hundreds of thousands of dollars are expended by dry states to pro- tect themselves against their wet neigh bors. No state is safe as long as the lawless traffic is harbored in single commonwealth in the union. traf- fife that will not be regulated or con trolled must be destroyed if the govern ment is to fulfill it's mission of 'the greatest good for the greatest number"
 "A. For years liquor has been the tor pedo in politics, the disturber in all cam paigns, the camouflage for dishonest of ficers. the corruptor of clean elections. The adoption of federal amendment will settle it permanently and settle 1t right "5. The liquor states not only defy the laws of the dry states: not only do they at times ruin our men and women when they visit, or make their homes among them. but they use our sub stances to commit the injury with. Our coal fires the boilers of their distilleries and breweries and our grain is worse than wasted in their output.
 ARE IN PARTNERSHIP
 '6. As long as there is liquor state in the union the other states of the union are in partnership witli whisky. You cannot maroon or ostracize the few wet states. Our social, business and gov- relations are too close Under |
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-15
ARE IN PARTNERSHIP

ARE IN PARTNERSHIP
 ''6 As long as there is a liquor state in the union the other states of the union. are in partnership witli whisky. You cannot maroon or ostracize the few wet states. Our social, business and gov- ernmental relations are too close. Under
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-05-01
Notice of
Tax Sale
For the Unpaid Taxes
for the Year 1918

- "a NAAN hf1
for the Year 1918
State of wisconsin,
)ss.
County of Villas }
I hereby certify that
the following list is a
correct statement of
all lands in the County
of Villas, for which the
taxes for the year 1917
have been returned de-
linquent and now re-
main unpaid, excepting
public lands held on
contract and lands
mortgaged to t h e
state, and notice is
hereby given that so
much of each tract or
parcel of land herein
described as may be
necessary will, on the
I'd Tuesday of June,
1918, and the next sue
ceeding days be sold
by me at public auc-
ton, at my office in
the court house, in the
Village of Eagle River,
in the said County of
Villas for the payment
of taxes, interest and
charges thereon.
Dated this 22d day
of April, A. D. 1918.
CHAS. H. ADAMS,
County Treasurer,
Villas County, Wis.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
Lufher Bargains

Room brick, modern, fine shade, all
 furnished, will bring sl00 per
 month rent, close in on car line,
 for $4500-s750 cash, $50 per month
 -2i7.
 Room frame house. modern, fruit,
 shade, flowers, chicken house and
 yard, garage, lot 60x100. s1S00-
 S400 cash, S25 per month, close in.
 -244.
 5 Room brick pebble dash, modern,
 fine shade, garage, chicken house
 and yard, nice lawn. lot 125xl40 1t.
 close in, s3600-s2000 cash--24S. , Good houses on one big lot on cor
 ner; nice frame bungalows, one
 nice brick pebble dash all modern
 and nicely furnished, close in, rents
 for s1oo per month. s6500-s400o
 cash.-239.
 6 Room frame, good house, modern,
 fine screen porch, fine shade, lot 5oxl40 it., s1s5o-$60o cash. II Room brick. pebble dash apartment house, $16000, close in. lS Room brick, built years, hard wood floors, built in features. Z story, extra well built, fine shade, large rarage and shed; this place has an income of s1o0 per month: all furnished with walnut and oak furniture. Close in, $l2000-s6000. 2 Room brick, nice high ceilings, mod ern, gas in every room, fruit, shade and nice lawn; garden. fenced, woodshed. This is a nice place and close in, in the southwest part. s300o-sS00 cash. f Room brick on south, 3rd Ave, screen porch. room house in rear, good lot in a good neighborhood. Sl5o0--S5o0 cash. IF YOU don't find what you want in our list, come in and see us or call up over the phone and we will tell you about the balance if we can't suit you, you will be pretty hard |! to please.
 LUTHER REALTY co. S3 West Monroe St. Phone 170s I
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
Lu&her Bargains

15 ACRES. 6 room frame house, lots of fruit, barn. garage. good well water piped to house and barn, fenced with Paige wire; 7ia acres cotton; acres alfalfa; 3 acres grain. S4500-Sl250 cash-Dr. Max well.
 10 ACRES-3 room frame house, with screen porch, 3c0 peach and apr; cot trees. bearing; 3 acres black berries, melons. peanuts. corn. good well, good water, lots of shade. S4750. 5000 cash-Harper 1 ACRE-4 room modern house, hot and cold water shade. roses, fur nished. 1 COW, heifers. dozen chickens, close in; $275O, 5000 cash balance like rent.-MaXwell. | ACRES--5 room stucco house. mod ern. good barn. hayshed, well, en- zine, lots of fruit. shade, right here in city. S5000. 5000 cash-MaNweli ] ACRES-5-room stucco house mod ern, all built in features. good well engine, water piped all around place. good barn and fenced; you can buy this place and have q .mall farm, and yet live in Phoe- nix. Si500, S25OO cash.
 , ACRES-Small house. miles out, All planted to wheat, with horse
 COW, buggy, spring wagon, 150 chickens all farming tools, for $2250-l2 cash, where can you beat this.
 1 10 ACRES-Nice little 4-room frame house and screen rooms, fine 1 shade and fruit all in cotton and 1 good stand. close in. 5000 1 $500 cash.-245.
 | 20 ACRES-Good 4-room house, well improved, all in alfalfa, , miles northwest, S6500-$3000 cash. 20 ACRES-Northwest, 4-room frame house, good we'll, chicken houses 3 acres fenced in for chickens. acres in apricot orchard, 10 acres in maize. will sell S750 worth oi fruit off this place in next 30 days sold $500 worth Of eggs off this ranch in 1 months, here you car have a chicken ranch, fruit and a nice little farm all on 20 acres All for $6000--s4000 cash, way be- low it's value.
 | IF YOU don't find what you want ir our list we will be glad to tell you amount of small places in any di- rection you want them, 21s, ,; 10; 15; 20; 90; 40: and plenty tC choose from, it costs you nothing
 to see them. it is a pleasure tC
 show what a fine list we have.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 8 West Monroe St. Phone 170'
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
For Sale or Exchange Dandy California
 Exchanse

s25O0-Clear, lot at ocean Park. One
 block from ocean; fine for summer
 home, paved street. Will add S1500
 cash for improved or vacant, Phoe-
 nix.
 s0561-Clear, s-room house near Jef-
 ferson St. and Stanford Ave, cor
 ner; Los Angeles; rented, also $76o0-Clear, Sroom, two story house
 on lot Ssx175 near 30th and Figu-
 eroa-an ideal apartment site
 rented at present. Will trade both
 above houses for Salt River Val
 Icy acreage or city improved and assume to s1o0o0.
 $15oot-Clear, 10-room, modern home
 on Westlake Ave, near 9th St. Lot 6ox15e-paved street, beautiful sur roundings. Best section of Los Angeles. Want acreage here-will
 assume.
 S256oe-Clear, six acres full-bearing Valencia oranges, good house, and
 outbuildings. Fine drive-ways and grounds; q beautiful country home, trees in excellent condition. Lo- cated in center of town Sierra Madre on boulevard. Want acreage or good city property here. $25oee--Beautiful l1-room house on Alvarado St. near 9th. Lot 50x155. l to paved alley. A fine home, we'll built and artistically designed i throughout modern in every de-
 tail. one of the most attractive places in Los Anseles. Exception
 ally well-furnished, furniture goes
 with property. Want Salt River valley acreage or Phoenix city
 property. If you want a real home
 investigate this.
 l $s0o0o-west Pico near Vermont Ave Los Angeles. 57Hx140 10 alley improved with 5 story brick build
 ing; stores below. apartments
 above; 50 rooms. All leased, in-
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
Auctions
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 AT~TrrUnNW ear

AUCTION SALE
 Wednesday, May 22, commercins at 1.S0 sharp.
 Faur miles nortu of Phoenix on Central avenue. three-foUrts milo cast of Central avenue Cn Came!oack road on C. cndalc street car lin.
 I will sell at public auction 70 head cattle on tie above date 29 tTst class dairy COWS. Hols jls, Dur hans and Jersey. fresh and coming fresh; 70 head of year.nGs and 2- yta' old heifers, ; head ste-rs. l4 head calves; 1 bull.
 Terms of sale: All sums of S10O and under. cash; over that amount credit of six months will be given purchaser giving approved 10 pei cent note. Two per cent off for cash
 GEO. ]. HEINZ, owner
 C. Q. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 l.. G. GALBAND. Clerk dd
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
For Sale-HouseS

SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath and iectricity, on lot 5ox137hs feet to al- ey, is for sale at low price for im- iediate purchase. The house is on ast Fillmore between sth and 10th treets. It is fairly convenient for the SC of two families. No less than $500 ash payment accepted. Balance terms. ee knorpp at the Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
GlemdaIe Bargains

70 acres for sale or lease all in al- falfa, with stock and implements, com- plete, together with 2S acres cotton lease, $500; will handle lease with all stock and implements or can buy land on very easy terms. This is the best bargain we have had in weeks
 Investigate this one. Myers and Car rick, Glendale. db
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
Do You Want to Sell or Exchange Your
 Property

One of our clients says, l have cash, and want from to acres close in, well improved brick or cement house, good shade. Another says, find me an acre lot north for homesite. We have two well improved 10 acre ranches. to sell or take city property in on trade; 15 acre ranch for city property. A nicely improved one acre place to trade in as first payment on 70 to 40 acres, Phoenix rental property to exchange for Los Angeles property. List your city property. ranches or business with us today.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
Announcement

The Davie Realty Co. have another fine income apartment property for sale. Located in desirable section near car line. A corner lot, improved with eight, three-room apartments. Nice large rooms. latest and best built-in effects, fine heating and hot water systems. Cool in summer, warm in winter Special arrangements for out door sleeping porch, which keeps ap- artments rented all year round. The income will pay you better than 15 per cent net on your investment-the price is & real sacrifice aud includes complete furniture and furnishings tc all apartments. May we not show you this choice piece of income property full details at our office.
 Davie Realty Co.
 l26 North Central Ave.
 Phone 3599
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
w. J, Burns
q North First Avenue

3l North Flrst Avonue ds 10 ACRES IMPROVED Family orchard. garden, balance in cotton. 4-room house. fine well, 2 miles from Phoenix, close 10 school. only S3.25O. owner leaving valley. S1250 cash, balance to suit.
 10 acres on Glendale car line only s3,0o0. Might trade for house and lot.
 See
 Bellamy & Haskell
 121 N 9nd ANe ds
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
For Sale-Real Estate A Few Real Snaps

5 Acres-t1500. Only $500 down balance like rent. Located five miles from town. All in alfalfa, "A" water, small house.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
PhoeMix Realty Exchange

443 West Washington St. Phone s5Ss
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
2 F @HrGii@@

10 acres near Laveen, 3S acres fine clean stand alfalfa, : acres cotton. fenced. fields, good well, gas engine nice little orchard. other out-bufldings, good shade and dandy orchard, grapes, possession in short time. this is fine place for home, take about s4O00 to handle, owner wants to sell 10 fine cows with place.
 30 acres good stand alfalfa, Laveen district, fenced and the price is only S21O per acre; S30O0 cash, possession at once.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20

s Acres-sS2OO. sl2OO cash-5 acres in cotton; balance alfalfa and small orchard. "A" water, good well, house, etc. If you want a nice little home only 4l2 miles from town, look at this today.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
For Sale-Automobiles

FOR SALE-Fastest and best equip ped stripped Ford in the state. Gem City Garage, Mesa dr
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
FOR HOME SEEKERS

FOR HOME SEEKERS LOTS, 100x140 on corner, fine shade, only $500; terms.
 room pebble dash brick, two screened porches. good shade: good ueighborhood, S3,50O; $500 cash, S25 per month.
 room modern brick, built in fea- lures, fruit and shade, an exceptional opportunity if you are looking for good location and fine home. 6 rooms, fine large modern house, lot S5x137is garage; beautiful sur roundings; s7.O00; $2100 cash, balance Co suit.
 6 rooms, mp to date brick. furnished. paved street. concrete walks. garage for two cars; S10,000; S3,000 cash; balance in years.
 Bcllamy & Haskell
 12l N. 2nd Ave. ds
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20

10 Acres $6000. Part cash. In grape fruit and alfalfa; fine garden, chicken corrals, etc. Good four-room house and barn. On corner and car line. The finest looking place in the valley. Good terms.
 10 Acres-S65OO. S25OO cash will handle. All in cultivation to maize, al falfa and grain. Modern Groom house; good well. engine and tank. Lots of shade; nice grounds. On Indian school road near car line. A real buy.
 20 Acres-S65OO. Part cash. All in alfalfa. Good house and outbuildings family orchard. lots of shade. Close to Mcdowell road.
 40 Acres-s21O per acre. 20 in cot ton, balance good alfalfa land. Fam fly orchard. fine well, A water, G. room modern house. On good road about eight miles from town. Cotton looking fine-will have big crop. Terms. 20 Acres-S6500. Terms. 14 acres alfalfa. cotton. acre family orchard. Good we'll, 2000 gallon tank. Good house. barn, brooder house, etc. Near ! Scottsdale
 160 Acres-$200 per acre. l40 alfalfa balance good feed. Fine. large house | Sheds and outbuildings. Good well, ' wind mill. "A" water. Located in northwest. This is a real buy, worth | s225 today.
 | Davie Realty Company 126 \. Central Ave.
 Phone 3599 Ii