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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-29
REV. WATERS
WILL RETURN
Pastor of Bethel A. M. {. Church viii
Be Returned to This District for
Another Year, According
to Message.

A wire to S, s. Johnson in behalf
OF the members and friends Of Bethel
A. M. E. church from Chicago this
morning, tells them that the Rev
C. r. Waters has been returned to
the pastorate of this church for an
other year.
They are much elatec over the ap-
complished last year.
His return assures them that
greater results will be achieved this
year.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-29
BAND CONCERT
is POSTPONED
Rainy Weather Makes It Necessary
to Put or Program Which was
Scheduled for Rand
Park Yesterday.

The rainy weather caused the post
ponement of the band concert sched-
uled for the park yesterday after
noon. This is the second Sunday
afternoon that rain has made It
necessary to postpone the concert.
The concert yesterday was to have
been the last one OF the season.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-29
KEOKUK CONCERT
BAND ON TRIP
Organization VIII Be Feature of Old
Settlers Celebration at Mem
phia and Will Play at
Hamilton.

The Keokuk Concert band willy play
two engagements outside of Keokuk
this week.
Wednesday the band will be
feature OF the Old Settlers day cele-
bration at Femphis, Mo.
Thursday night the band will piay
a concert at Hamilton.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-29
THEIR OFFICES
MAY BE BURNED
Former keokuk Woman and Hei
Guest Here Today Are inter-
ested in Riot and Fire
In Omaha.

Mrs G. H. Mcconnell and Miss
Martha Gyger, of Omaha, who are
visiting in Keokuk, are interested in
the Omaha riots for more than one
reason.
They are both in the home service
work Of the Red Cross and have Of
fices on the first floor of the court
house which was set fire by the mob.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-29
MOVING PICTURES
Ainnodronne.


To be fair. above ALTO give the
other fellow a chance, no matter
what his characters a code that
obtains in the west today as 1t did
long ago. In William s. Harris new
aircraft picture. Square Deal San
derson," it is seen how a pursuer
shoots a horsethief in the back.
This so angers the watcher that he
is almost gratified when the dying
culprit manages 60 revenge himself
by shooting his assailant.
This new picture will be seen at
the Hippodrome this evening and to-
morrow afternoon and night, and 1t
will be found as thrilling as any in
which the western star has ever ap-
peared There is love.y gfrl-Ann
Little plays the part-who OWNS a
ranch in New Mexico. She Is beset
by scoundrels who are trying to get
her property. She Is rescued by the
hero, Square Deal Sanderson,
played by Bill Hart, and OF course
they fall in love.
There is hard riding, fighting and
gunplay aplenty. There is romance
and the breeziness Of the west in
every foot of film. 1t is picture
to see and see again ana to remem-
Der because it Is so graphic and
withal SO wholesome. The support
ing company is of the highest grade.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-29

Among the various uses Of cocoanut
oil in India is its application as a
mango cure for dogs, for which pur-
pose 1t Is said to be very effective.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-29
NOTICE

The Lee County Loan and Building
association offers for sale 500 shares
of stock to date, Oct. /, 1919.
J. D. ECKER, Secretary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-29
NOTICE.

Effective October 1. 1919, the mini
mum charge for classified advertise.
ments will be twenty-five cents for
each insertion. Advertisements must
be paid for in advance. The Gate
City Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-29
Wallace Reid Tonight.


Bad weather or clear sky tonight
there's fine picture entertainment
waiting for you at the Grand. Wallace
Reid in quite the best picture he has
ever had, "The Love Burglar'-the
opening gun of week of sparkling
gems at the Grand, each of which are
going to be shown at regular admis-
sion prices.
Tonight 1.-THE Love Burglar; tonor-
row and Wednesday the Maurice Tour
ner master screen production,
woman, the picture that sets them
talking. Woman" is the photopiay
beautiful, showing the fair sex from
the beginning of time-her rise, her
fall. her second rise to the splendid
position she occupies today. Highly
dramatic. daring at times, artistic,
startling, immensely entertaining.
'eThe Love Burglar" tonight is the
latest for Wally Reid. There al
plenty of good laughs enroute but the
pictures main attraction is an en-
thralling story in which the hero
descends into the underworld and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-29

HUNT LOWlTZ'S ADD
down in the corner. 1t pays. Read
carefully.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-29

keeps things lively with gangsters,
gunner and pickpockets. The action
Is swift. never lags, and finishes with
double surprise climax.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-29

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Washington Journal., 1919-03-28

Rrieasr, obns ridtioe Bsi6sr. obnt
2inoer: ein IoIdles Bolt tonn
ni6t mebr lebgn. Sin Bolt, bas
Dor feinsn 3ebnmol 5abIrei9srsn
Silapsn gu 3ittsrn ale llrIode bait
- 66iteIt Du nur bic m0roeriIt
brobenoen, f~initern Wienen eeIeben,
nit peIfsn Ioebsn bic SiIopsn oss
4rsentarius ibrsn Serrn unb ben
SilopsnmeiIter b%eorobtsn. ba Iie in
Retten bur9 bic Staot 9etrieben
puroen! = SD obsr lelbIt2 = Dis
ltebt es um mi92 @lles bin ib 9es
peIsn uno LIBERAL: in Rom, in Ros
penno, in 8D3nnS; Solbat, geomter,
S9riItfeIer - alss nit @rIole;
unb bob Ionb id oIcs - eitel, boil.
Qles bob' ib srprobt - ni9ts 1T Is
Oomit! SEPT beimsstebrt nab msis
ner 8atsritnot Supapum. Iinb' i'd
ie beberriht BON einem @uhsrer aus
8p5an5 Gno einsm QiiItling unb
RouIbOlb aus Mouretanisn; uno Der
Gin3ige, Der DieIem Iauberen 8iinonis
nod etpas Wiberpnrt bdlt Diff nidt
Du uno bin niht i9 - mir lino ia
beibe nur ~ebrenbafte ROmsr! - nein:
elm gbriItenprieiier. oefen 8oterIano,
ME er Iia riibmt, nidt oas R0mers
reid, fonoern Der Simmel 1T. - SD
bab Is Iott! - Mo9maI la9' ids:
elm Bolt obne @Otter, obne Weiber,
obne Miitter, obne Sinosr, Elm Boil,
oefIen SdIa9ten geporbene 9orbas
rem f4Ioeen: = Elm loIdes Bolt lam
ni1t mebr Ieben. Sterben muB es.
uno oos batb. Rommt bod, tommt,
ibr 9tIumannen! SD mag ni9t
S4ierlin9 i4luden. Sd mill fallen
bei benz &Inn9 Der Suba uno mir
einbiloen, i'd fale unter gnmillus
oOer Scipio!"
Seperus FaBte ben Diloerreeten
an beioen SduItern: pWerIpri9 mir,
ben Sob ni9t eber 5u Iu9en, Bis bu
bic nG6ite SaIo9t perloren TiebFt,
unO Ieben gu polIen. psnn mir
Iiegen."
SriibieIig IG9eInb nidte Cornelius:
~9os 9Iau6' i'd tedIid Osripre9en gu
t0nnen. 0u unO bein SissesI9pert
- ibr baltet es ni4t mebr auf, bas
ebern f9reitenbe @eroerben."
Sn bieIem Iugenblid fdlus gel.
Ienbes 2ubageIdmetter an ibr Obr:
Der 8orbans beg Snnens8aoes porb
aufgeriNen: ein benaffneter 8iirs
ger itiirmte berein uno REF: .Gile,
SeDerus, iebt IinO tie Oa; aus benz
Deitpalb. ienIeit oes GluTes, fpren.
gen sermaniIde Better beran!"
Washington Journal., 1919-03-28
g s@fteg aopitsl.

War Is nIrtli9 io2 Stanben in
Der Sat Die 9ermanen Dor ben 5os
rem BON Supapumg
Darlber drrDradpen Ii9 bic 8iiroer
NIT .%pesnl9enoen S9pantungen bic
R0pfe.
3unGGlt erfu6r man gar nihts
me9r BON nlem, mas orauBen porae.
Dan9en NOR pOer nun porglng; Ger
Wluno. Der WeIteres b6tte berihten
fonnen, mar per1tummt auf lmmer.
bar.
Die Gore tpurben ior9li9 per-
t9lpHen gsBaIten. Geo Der Iribun
trelllc1 ODel aut oem &apitol mar
auf Die erite uieiounS iotort DON Iets
mem Gager 9elprungen: .3u YleID",
bate sr 9ernIen. nblnaus Dor Die
WaIlei!" ADsr nit etnem S@rei Des
S9mer3es Wur er pleoer 3uriid9es
iunten III Die Urine ielnes Stlauen,
uno Der JuDtun9 elnes anoern wollte
er bis seTabrllte Nosnis elmer ndGts
Iiden Heip9nos5eruns Dor ben So.
rem gegeniiber elnem gepiB Iebr iber.
Iegsnen 6sino niht anperirauen.
Seuerus, Der BeIeblsbaber Der
GreIpil,9en unten in Der Gtabt, bat.
te nur 6uBOOlt our N~erfiisung. Wit
bteiem alleln luoute unb tonnte CT
nidt ben Yarbarep 3ur No4t sntse.
genaieten. Gr beeniiste Ii4. bic
Siirme unD lcre 3u bsfesen.
Bon ben WGlsn berab Iusten unb
Iaui4teu bic DsritGrtten Waden i9atI
tn bic Iaue Hodtluft binein; aber
Washington Journal., 1919-03-28
S7eIi(itQ5.|
0inorilGer &Oman aus
OCT %OltrrwaMOeruHg.
TOa felix Dabn.
e. IOrtLebuna.l

Bepor 3sno onttuorten tonnts.
tIirrten bic Watfen uno Ibruere
S6rttte urtD Elm 5ug pom ben SIdu.
<iern pes Grlbuns bog UNI bic @de.
Der @enturio elite out ben &autmann
gu:
Did Tud' i'd! Bon beinem Sou.
fe mics man md blerber, gum Ni9.
ter. Hies! - Yom 3ribun."
GEM nobm has Nu9stdfeIdsn an
fiH. ~Ohen9" trus er mlBirouiI9.
~6ir uns 9elie9elt," Ia9te Der Gols
bat. ~Wlr Ieien ni4t; mir f9Iassn
nur."
3eho las:
.Gs mar nur bas Rnie. Mein
grieAHder Stlape bat mid getnetet.
Wor9en Itei9' i4 pieoer au RoB.
Dos DreIfa9e, i6offit Ou mOrgen
bos Weib."
Der Wrie4e taul4ts sinen rafHsn
Bid nit Dem Hi9ter -; bann
briidte er nit Der Hiidisite Oes @rifs
feIs oas @eldriebene platt, ipanote
ben @rtffel uno lArieb:
Der prieiter alein peiB, bab lie
freigeIaien. Gonntag ipriht er ben
9onu iiber bid. Cote 9unbe bsaen
nidt." Bring Oas Deinem Sris
bun." pintte CT Dem Gsnturio.
wS9 tam nidt; i4 Siebe ouf
Nn9e ans umDelicii9e Sor. 4ber
bier, Ariates, gsbt 3uriid aufs Ros
pitOl." = @r CAB Das 5Gfel9en eli
'tem Der SOloner; Der neigte Ii9 unb
perf1tpnno.
rAns UenOeIicif8e Sor9 @arte
no9!"
unO 3enO fliiferte benz Ri9tsr elm
Wort gu.
r9oIt. GenturiO!" rief bieIer. SD
babe meme Garcerorii nibt 3ur 6anb
- i'm NOtfal BARI i9 iiber eub
Rrieger psrfisen, nab bes Roiiers
0iotletian Heitript. Grgreife pieien
flu4tperoddtlgen S9uloner oes Rois
fers uno fibre ibn in ben Iurm fir
bic SteuerfAuIDner; ct ftsbt neben
benz DinDeIicifhen Sor."
SuIpius mar i'm augenbIid ums
rinst =; Der @enturio legte Die Sanb
auf feline S9uIter. pier Monn ergrifs
fen feline Mrme.
% Selicitas!" Teuf5te Der @ebrs
IOfe.
sd rette Iie! i9 fIiege binous!"
fhrte @riipus unb elite bopon.
@r pollte I'm bic @de bieeen; a6er
Ct tOnnte niGt mebr; Denn ba erf9oIz
len pIObli@ 9ufI4IGse zines in ras
ienber @iIe bsraniaeenben Heiters;
bobinter Der ober tpdIats fi9 broufen-
beg Sttmmen9epoee, bolb Men19ens
getpo9e beran =: Solhoten, 8iirger,
JrdueH, Ginber, alles bur9einun6er.
r@iner unierer mnurif9en Neiter!"
rief Der @enturiO unb fiel benz Nob
IN bic 3iiseI: ~Sarbas! Woffenses
mob! Was ift's2"
Ser Setter. Der BON WaHer troff.
rtdptste flh bod auf i'm Sattel; SeIm
uaD S9ilo bate er perloren! einen
5erbrodenen Speer belt er in Der
Re9ten! 8Iut ftrOmte iibsr feinen
nadten linten Nrm.
sWteIo' es benz 1ri6un!!" f9rie er
nit beiierer Stimme pie aus IeBter
Strait. sd tann nibt msbr = Der
pfeil i'm Baden! - Sic iinb Do! -
G9lieBt bic Gore! Die @ermanen
Iteben Dor Der StoDt!"
limb ben 3isel fa6ren IaTenb,
ttir5te sr riidlinss pom pferb.
gr mar tot. -
Washington Journal., 1919-03-28
@iebentes aopiteI.

9oiti9 batte lIb Der Mlte BON benz
@oten uno BON ben 8aoeItlapen
pappnen Iaiien; er elite. bseleitet bon
Cornelius, an Das OinoeIieii9e 9or,
bort ben boben Nal gu bsiteigen, Der
psit1in ausll6t eepabrte.
IS parb ibm beiB babel: oenn
nun mar es pol Wiittas 9eipOrbsn;
Ientre4t I4idte bic Some ibre gIiis
benben Yfeile ouf ben I9meren Selm.
On benz Gore traI Jpn elm @entus
rio oes Sribuns; OieIer bate bonn
3opitol berob f4un Triber aIs bic
Bd4ter ouf ben Mauern Reiter aus
Dem @eftpalOe i6pGrmen ieben; er
lieB iagen, es leien nur etpa bunoert
@ermonen; iofort nerbe er Ielbf
icine Heiter Dor bic Sore Tiibren;
oenn ct tonne pieber gu pferb ltsis
gen.
Seberus befabl benz S0loner, ibm
einItpeiIen oui ben Boa gu folgen.
.S9arF ihoute er nit Cornelius auf
Die @bene, bic %ienfeit. lints bes
6luIIes Bis gu Dem MeItpalo Iib bin-
5o9.
Rad LANCER getro9tuns ipnnbte
er fi9: er ipolte gu Cornelius fpre=
den; aber iein Slid traf auf apei
Golonen, bic GngItli9 in bic glei9e
&i9tun9 bIidten.
.Nun." fogte er. .@eta! Was Ieib
i9r bod einfGltig. Sbr beIdiD0rt, Bel
alien 9eili9en uno BEL ben -9%alounen,
Dab ibr teine Spur pom 6einb mobr
genommen. Cure 9iitten liegen nod
Ienieit, psItli9. Oes DeItpnlos. llno
nun tedten bic 8arbnren 3nifden
eud unO Der Stabt! Wart ibr 6linb
unb tau6?"
mOber poltet ibr es fein2" fiel
Cornelius miBtrauifd elm. .geoen>
te." parnte er. nIie haben ale llr1a9e,
es nit ben 8arbarsn gu 6alten. Roub
unO id15ornis fino Oieie; ober Ie
auGlen ben 90rigsn niGt oos Iebte
Dart aus ben &noden ME bic tais
ierliden 6istoIe."
Nber Der dltere Der beioen goIonen
nabm nun bus @ort: mytun, 6srr,
ID bin tein Werrdter; i9 battle es
nidt nit ben B~arbaren; babe ib bod
geoient unter Dem groBen Netills unb
ebrenpoaen Abf4ieo unD ienes Sit.
Iein %empfan9en. @laubt einem alien
2esionar = uno ipenn Sbr mir nidt
slaubt, bebaltet nlIh bier ais @eis
lei Biz our gnti4eiouns: - ib babe
aod seitern init pieiem meinem REF,
len ps9 seiottcn i'm WeitnaIb =
bOben preis 3ablen Dafiir bic 9Gnbs
Ter aus &npenna - Der ganae Wefts
malO 1T feline flint MeiIen brett; ND.
rem es pieIe 9arbdrsn getpefen, bic
i'm Malbs iih bar9sn. mir b6tten ie
msrten miFen. GeinssfnIs lit ss
Elm ManOsr5us. elm @oltsb,er;
9benteurer TinO es, peniss Better, bic
einItpeilen bns Qonb e~rtunben, ipis
Is pobl sebiitet fei."
.Wir polen ibnsn seisen. tpie es
sebiiiet it," rief SeOsruS. Orobenn
Die Rsdte bebenO. Der @etsran bal
Re4t, Cornelius. SD claude ibm.
gs 1T nur bic 9anOpol Reiter. bic
sssen ben Stub bsrtGnseIt. Dir mol.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-28

SerSahtig. Yeniionspor.
Ilrbcrin dtrcno): .Boran oenfen
Sic, 0rdulein Gle sic weroen
a beitdnOig rct2"
- M Bari iimerielooeM.
1erf6uicr: .Wit oieiem Sariiim
t0nnen Sic lid in ser ~ieiniten @e.
ieaihait ried)cn loIIenl~
Washington Journal., 1919-03-28

perfrihen tuoren. unb man ipsitbin
Ieinen 5eino senabrte, - ou9 bic
Bride ii6er ben Sparus unterbalb Der
Stoot (eine 3ipsite perbono inner6aIb
Der Mauern bsioe ufer) mar unbe.
Iebt gu Ieben, befnbl Seuerus, -
ben 9ribun belt, ME es I9ien, bic
pre1ung oes RnisS nod ouF benz
Rapitole feIt - oos pinoeIici1he Sor
gu 0ffnen; er riidte nit elmer S@al
bis an Die Bride. IieB oos 9riidens
snoe an lintsn, peitlidsu ufer nit
GelsIiiden uno Balten psrrommeln
uno BON breibis Spsertrdsern uno
S9lsuperern 6sieben uno tebrte,
na9Oem sr Iid iiber5eust, onb nirs
genDs cine Spur pom 6eino gu IebeR
mar, in bic Staot ouriid. = Do9
IieB Der oIte SolOot in Der Do9Iams
Isit nidt nab; sr gebOt, bic Gore qes
f4lohen, bic Iiirme beisst su bols
ten uno linn BON ieoem @orfall Ios
fort MeIoun9 5u brinssn in oas Bah
Der Ampbitrite, pobin er Ii9 nun be-
CAB. bic Gorge Der Ro9t uno ben
S&peiB unb Stoub oes MarI9es
ubouipiilen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

Carrying f hd ~ Y of the Ah Mrs Draper n o a officer of tn atonM Cuncldu the gong t rd ft societies wi in nmna h fund tc ed r h o e oth ni d to he o
 
 and Miss Gnsona nd Miss Marie Wing 0 Cleveland
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
SEVERAL KILLED IN FRESH OUTBREAK OF
 TROUBLE IN EGYPT
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
 Cairo, Wednesday, April 9.-Belief that the proclamation of General Allenby, the commanderin-chief in Egypt, releasing he Egyptian nationalist leaders, would cad to restoration of normal conditions lere was dissipated yesterday when dem ontsartors who took a holiday of two days o celebrate the event became aggressive, with the result that troops were called put and several persons were killed.
 The funeral today of four Moslems llled in yesterdays disturbances was made the occasion for political demon stration. procession of several thou sand Egyptians followed the funeral cor ege, uttering loud ard frequent cries of:
 God restore the power of Turkey. Down with tyranny"
 An official statement today in refer ring to collisions in Various parts of the city Monday and Tuesday because O. demonstrators attacking British soldiers, .wo of whom were murdered, and to nu- merous demonstrations of hostility toward Europeans, says;
 Thanks, however, to the order of Gen. aral Allenby to avoid bloodshed as mucl IS possible, it has been possible up to .his time to control the situation withou. recourse to severe measures. but lawless- ness cannot be tolerated. Any continu- ance of the present disturbances entails the application of for te in which the in nocent must suffer with the guilty.
 The situation in the provinces IS un- changed, the statement says
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
SUPREME COURT IS
 ASKED ID CONSIDER
 WIRE RATE APPEAL
Government Brief Says In- junction Granted in South Dakota Greatly Embar-
 rassing MT. BurlesOn
By Associated Press


 Washington, April 12.--The government filed formal motion today, asking the supreme court to hear arguments at this term on the appeal brought by the gov- ernment from South Dakota supreme court decrees denying Postmaster Gen. eral Burleson's authority to increase tel ephone rates and enjoining four tele- phone companies in that state from com plying with an order issued by him last January 21, increasing toll rates. South Dakota authorities concurred in the mo- ton.
 In asking early consideration of the case, the government in it's brief said that the situation growing out of the issuance of the injunction not only was producing financial loss, but was greatly emhar- rassing the Postmaster General in the administration of the telephone lines.
 "The question presented in this case, the brief said. has arisen in suits filed in a number oA other states with the re- suit that in Florida, Indiana Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Pennsylvania alnd Michigan, the decision has been against the power claimed by the Postmaster General. while in the fed- eral courts of Merida, Indiana, New Jer- sey and North Dakota and in the state courts in Alabama, Louisiana, Massachu- setts and Okla homa decisions have bee rendered in his favor. Injunction pro- ceedings are rending in Georgia, Cali fornia. New brk. Texas, Nebraska, In diana. WiscoHsin, North Dakota and Mississippi.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
Four More Arrested in Election Fraud
 Case at Chattanooga
RN .Assnciateh Press

Chattanooga April 12.-Four more ar rests were made today in the November election fraud cases, indictments hay ing been returned by the grand jury yes terday. Those taken into custody were A. D. Thompson, prominent farmer and democratic politician; Robert Tinker and Robert Massey, farmers, and Wallace Sims, former negro deputy sheriff and ac- tive in politics.
 The defendants are all charged with violation of different phases of the state election laws and in addition Sims is ac- cused of forgery perjury and suborna- ton of pejury., Ed Boydston, also in dicted on the same charges, was arrested yesterday.
 As result of the alleged frauds, con- test was brought in the Tennessee leg islature by WI B. Cleage against the seating of Senator Ffnney Carter, but the contest was abated by the death of Cleage The accLsed will be given a hear ing at the present. term of chiminal court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
Some i important news that 'Dolly Overlooked
see back page this section?

Dolly enough write dandy Easter ad but she looked very important But read Do ad the back page section after you have copied these specials your Monday shopping list
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
Employment Service to Reopen All Field
 Offices, Says DensmOre
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
 Washington, April l2.-Aided by large contributions from states, cities and pri- vate individuals, the federal employment service has found it possible to reopel al lof it's field offices which were close when Congress failed to provide fund for the continuation of the service am to resume on large scale it's plans fG finding work for returning soldiers, sal ors and war workers
 Director General John D. Densmore announced today that as a result of thf renewed activities of the bureau, 4S,5l applications for jobs were received dur ing the week ending March 29 and of thi number 41,972 were referred to position and 3l, ,600 were placed. Returns from tho IA largest states had not been receive; when these totals were compiled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
SPECIALS

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 MUSLIN 100 5 HEAVY QUALITY BATH
 TOWELS 100 ! 36-INCH DAISY BLEACHED MUS
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 BATH MATS-Speclal purchase of 20 dozen large size bath mats, I c0 pink or blue xeUO MADEIRA PILLOW COVERS-6 dozen hand embroidered pure linen Madeira baby or boudoir pillow covers, of fine quality batiste, strictly hand embroid- cred and hand An scalloped. Choice x.fJ
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
Luckenbach Sails With
 Casuals From Georgia
By Associated Press

Washington, April 12-The war depal rt- ment announced today sailing of the transport Walter A Luckenbach from St. Nazaire for New York, date of arrival not given, with base hospitals Nos.4, 34 61 and 45, a casual company for Georgia and various other units.
 Other vessels announced as having sailed with troops destined for various parts of the country other than the south are the battleship New Jersey for Bos- ton, cruiser Charleston and transports Zeppelin Surname, Due DAbruzzi, Pan anna and West Galeta. all for New Yofk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
McMillan and Adams
 Will Get New Trial

Atlanta April 12.-William VI McMillan and George H. Adams of the McMillan Pi oduce company, Atlanta, convicted in federal district court here last January in connection with alleged rebates in sales of provisions at Camp Gordon, were granted a new trial today by Judge W. T. Newman, who presided at the first trial. A
 Judge Newman said he realized he had allowed improper evidence to be present. ed against the men. Date for the new trial has not yet been set. McMillan and Adams are at liberty on bonds of 5000 each.