The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-25

stauoned Tor several months, having re-
 ceived his discharge from service. l Lucian Harris. who has been stationed
 at Camp Dix, New Jersey, has been hon. orabiy discharged from service and has
 returned to his home in Birmingham.
 Clarence Duncan after serving six
 months overaaas, has returned to his home in Ressemer. He was discharged
 at Camp Gordon Saturday.
 Ed Glenn. who is stationed at Camp
 Seyier, has arrived in this city to spend the holidays with relatives and friends. i Floyd Ozley has returned to his home l in Bessemer. having received an honor , ble discharge. Private Ozley returned from overseas last week, having served in the aviation in England for the past six months.
 l Allious Benton. who has been stationed | at Norristown, is spending the holidays with rela atives in Bessener. l Herbert Smithson, of the United States navy, is spending a few days with rela- | tives
 James r Graham, 1926 Twelfth street, south, arrived in Birmingham Sunday afternoon, having been mustered out of the airplane service in England Mir, Graham came over on the Mauretanla several weeks ago to New York, where he received his honorable discharge. Priv. c. H. Childress, of 800 Princeton avenue, is a member of the Fi<st pioneer infantry. now occupying the fortress of Ehrenbreitstein. or the right bank of the Rhine river, opposite Coblenz His com mand is a part of the Twenty division, which operated as 8 part of the British fourth army in the St. Quen- ten sector during the last three months of the war.
 William Coughlin. who has been sta- toned at Garden City, N Y, for sew eral months. has been discharged and has returned to his home in this city.
 Sam Lane who has been taking treatment at a base hospital in At lanta, is the guest of relatives for the holidays. Private Lane had foot shot off at Chateau Thierry. and was sent back to the United States for treat ment.
 George Barr of Camp Mcclellan, has arrived to spend the Christmas hcl- !days with relatives in this city. { 
 Sergt William McWilliams has ar rived in New York from overseas, and Is expected to be discharged in a few days. He was with the Thirty first division of the field artillery.
 Sergt. J. T. Goodson of this city, who has been in France for several months with the American forces in the front lines, landed In New York yesterday mt k. hospital to recuperate from wounds received in action.
 Lieut.. George L. Watkins of the naval aviation. who has made a splen- did record in this branch of the serv- ice. is back in Birmingham after an absence of more than six months Lieu tenant Watkins will shortly resume the practiye of law in this city.
 Lieut.. Lovick Stevenson. the we'll known football star, is visiting rel atives here after long absence in army camps
 Colonel Doig. the popular Camp Mc- mingham yesterday to spend few hours with friends.
 Vel J. Rives, son of J. R. r Rives. Is visiting his parents in this city during the holidays. MT Rives has been employed in the plants of the submarine boat corporation at Pitts burg.
 The many friends of Lieut. Fred Barber will be glad to learn that he Is recuperating from slight attack of influenza.
 James T. Graham has been honora-. bly discharged from the 21eth aero visiting relatives Mir. Graham was overseas for several months.
 Lieut.. Everett Williams and Mrs. Williams tnee Gertrude Molton) have returned from Lake Charles, La, whore Lieutenant Williams has been serv- ing in the aviation branch of the service
 sergt ". T. Hayes of Camp Gordon is spending a, furlough in the city as the guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs. George Hayes.
 Lieut.. J, A. Higgs and wife are stopping at the Tutwiler. Lieutenant Higgs has just returned from a long stay overseas.
 Corp. James Newman of Ensley, has returned from Europe, after 12 months service in the 220th-aero squadron, sta tioned in England and Scotland He saw much active service and was hon orably discharged
 Lieut.. Waldo Matthias of the United States marine corps. arrived home yes terday on leave of absence to spend l the holidays with his mother, Mrs. w. C. Matthias. He will report for duty 1 at Newport News in two weeks.
 Private Hal Coons has returned to l from Camp Pike, having | received his honorable discharge
 Capt H. G. Clark. field auditor at l Camp Wadsworth, S. G.. is spending the holidays with his family at 529 l Princeton avenue, West End |
 Sergt. H. McMillan Malone. from I Langley Field, is to spend two days | of the Christmas holidays with his | mother, Mrs. J. M Malone at s3o Ad- |, ans street.
 Private Henry Levy Is back in Bir- | mingham. having received his dis | charge from Camp Pike. He is now | at his former location, with his broth | CT, Joe~Levy. at the latter's store on | Second avenue. near Twentieth street. | Four More Paroles
 Given by Governor l