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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

Sil.ESME N-W" recognizes competition
because of the unique nature and United
states protected article exclusively owned
ana controlled by us Duh district man, \ .! :
report most satisfactory sales Of this very
essential government created demand ncccs-
Stty. Large territories To statesmen able to
handle crews. Jcron" I.aadt. Pres. \ south
Dearborn Street. Chicago nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

sAIESAi EN-S!e to *i5 earned weekly selling
advertising fans. exclusively or as sid,.
me Selling season NbcginninE An nl.r-
chants possible customers Samples light
Commissions liberal Apply Fan Don,
Observation-Disclosures Co. Cinrinnnt ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

Observation-Disclosures. Experienced aShicr.
Apply ~ once The NctSnergvr CO.
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=
Money TO Loan.
CITIZENS LOAN SOCIETY
BORROW MONEY
SO CHEAT
men, .. from thp CITIZENS t.6b+%[
nai bills or !" b bug Inc 't ,hlngs On
n nni..r;s ior ,n. IA ,SnIv a. TXHG&tiINt
advantage oi our service. '""s
LOAN on FURNITURE
$40 TO $500
A, legal rates on shor, no,i,.
Without publicity. We CIV" y"n and M
and ns . nni% ySa Want IT.. to r"ray loan
YOU nave The money. Fair. isn., ,i ~,
YOU CAN AFFORD TO norp,v.
ON So. pay 81 a month and in,crcs,
on 500. pay IS IA month ana ,nts,.
rrs,, ,Thrsn Payments viii pay Tho
one time and reduce tho COS, "y'.
notary fees. w.
DON'T SELL LIBERTY norDs
Ih"y Tlii snre,y sell =, = premium.
stu needs yonr support. " hen -
need cash, borrow from M "r y y%p
household goods and save mon"
CITIZENS LOAN SOCIETY.
az Ess, Broad street.
over McCrorya
second Floor. Randolph l,.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

DEMDNS ORATORS - NautcG. bright.
cauan!" laGivS 10 t'ayo! demonstrate anu
s'ii dealers k.j 10 $50 per week. Rail-
road iarr pai! Write al once Goodrich
D!EE Eu. l5-yj. So. DlAAht. Ncb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

~ l.i;Sa,.NN Tor local territory. Must be
hiE h-Cia>S willing strict al
tentton 70 business should have knowledge
"i grocery confectionery business CAV"
references and lowest salary. Address |. I1y
rarr Iim.s- DIsua ton.
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FINANCIAL.
business Oppo,t,,nlt&.

sAWMiLt. PI.ANI1-for snic or Ic.,
cular sawmill plant. 10000 feet iaiiy
pnrlty. Exceptionally located fur
ping: i50,0o0.VOo feet OF timber 80, 81
I.nsonhpio ,pricc. Address Ilux ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

VACUUM tILANENS-Age ,eiI our
complete lin" hand power and "lectri:
yacuuin cleaners. unlimitc; hc.d. Women
dsinari labor savers these DAYS Fines;
of self demonstrators. unusual ,".npei,i
ton. Selling help and Ch. noes ro, l,IE
profits iiuEro Mfg Co.. Dept. -. Wars.,.',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

r.NrS-Make s3l next Saturday. agents.
sd lcsmcn, brand new Invention. selling HH..
MIdh'" everywhere. Sell Sp.cd"r-tOr tor
fords-So good rs used ny /. "HIciais Ford
Motor % Makes any Ford Iuu like ..
packard Put on oulck-no toois-nu holes
I" bore instant satisfaction. Big profits
GN;ch- sell a" TO |: day easy. MCAliSt.r.
al. sold !irsi afternoon. profit. 81. EN-
elusive territory To husti-rS Writ" uuicI,
tor details Address Perrin Metal Parts
20 Harvard I,idg Detroit, Mich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

'!i.r AisMoR tire atmoi" Tor anl"
Tres bouDlcS n'ilcaEc. in.-k"s all tires
iroph,". nrocl Low IN cost. easily applied
ana "HEitStS several tir.-. Immense de-
Inaud Zig profits Ai"n with selling nbIi-
II should not so" 10 $50 weekly Thc Motor
F"pdu'tS COMPANY. Chicago m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

DO YOU PAY FEES
OF MONEY YOU BORROW,
THE 1914 ACT SAYS You SHALL &c,
WE CHARGE NONE
APPLICATIONS LOOKED up PROMPT
LOANS MADE SAME DAY You Aprl
sEABoARD SECURITY co.
los NORTH SEVENTH STREET
PHONE MADISON ,aIc
NOM Nv" loan money To you or Tor
IL a. RiChespn & Co. Il North EicN.
StrCct
-.D.,LI to lena On real estate RiIri
Sioan. !. North EiGhth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

SALESM M First-class sho. salesman IA
years oNp"- icnc". wishes !n.k. change
first-class references y ~. car" Times
DiSp;,tth
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E3lPIDi5f ENI
Help Wantc,i-i!cInalc.

Help Wantcd-fcmalc. 81
ACCOM-. NNlSr - Wanted. an dccompaui
who Wishes To study voice culture Call
NaVi~pU +va"-J.
ASSISTANT HCUSEKEEPER = Lady OF
rnl.ilE san nUu pleasant employ mcni.
-, ty.uclu Apartment Go.
C.NiiEIArEK wanted Tor elderly lady.
Phone boulevard 9i2I-W for Information
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

SAI.t:SMAN Wanted. "Nu.ri-Uc.d sales man
to Sell fancy groceries tobacco. Confeu-
ana adjacent counties IN Sorth Carolina.
Prefer on who has worked III" territory and
knows tho trade. STAT" experience.
salary expected .,hG gIv" references II. T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

.,,.i-\ IS-->J hourly absolutely Guaranteed
Gasoline . cents gallon. Money UiCk gua! E.
antec. Write Federal Chemical Works %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

SHOE l.AtES AND SaIns,nAu
large manu- Ia cturcr desires young man L.
sen shor lac"s and tapes to the retail trade
on oninlSsion basis in Virginia Can -ra III
500 weekly II attentive to business Writ.
william salmon. 723 i.orimcr street. HruoI;-
iYu. Y. -
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AIDING MACiIlNt:-Sacs learn about
the new calculator adding machine. he
i"IS $40. Adds. SuDtracts. muliipiics. di-
NId"" tutuin' tIcaiiH. Does work 90 $500
machine. rlEc-ycur guarantee. Sells on
SiS mt. larry IN your coat pocket Fun time
81 >td" line. Liberal prOnts and projected
icrr!tUrN- p"pl. ~, Calculator CORPORATION,
hands hi -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

r"ss"'""E New r'un tremendous uc-
man". coming money tor nust!"rs. Gaia
!"=Gr free. MISSION iie.,u Co. Iiii iTOia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

SIDE iINE-Top- notch speciality: rcsponsi-
Write today. Samples ana sales tall, ires
no DELAYS Erickson Co. Deg Muin"s Iowa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

SHOE MISUNDERSTANDING. al once
Sh1s Sdi,sm"n Good pay Albert Stein
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SALES VI f.N-Inc Spcrienc.d or oNn.ri.ncc,I
titN or travelling. Write for list Of op.n-
ms ana iulI particulars. Address Ma iona
Statesmen Training Associate Dept. gu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

WAR iilS IoltI --'oi!lciai Negro War H..
tory highest authorship. contains "v, :
200 pages. with 100 official photographs from,
training camp ana battlefield Write .ur
Ire" outfit j. !. Nichols = Co. Napery.u,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

monthly experience unnecessary: mus;
study easy necessary instruction: send stamp.
Railway Association !. ~. car. Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

BOYS WANTEb-M Messenger bows w.In
wheels. Splendid opportunity Tor hu.tlars
ABBY Postal Telegraph Cable co. ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

All ~ W Nl.L--Dur agents NOR.
money We want rClia bI. and wu-
men 1" L"N" orders from catalogue on our
famous nitch"n aluminium ware. Wu n
Rogers ltu.. Ncrl'.- la NOUS SiiNcrwarc. Toll. I
PREPARATIONS: silk ANA haat HEIRLOOM p.,tt-
coats. Iaul"S hnIt uDncrNrar. lane viii
Ect you "a. repeat prurrs, Easy wU!n. bi-
,'ontS. Mis," to-day Tor particulars. Amer
lean Sales 20. r.ssvA S,rcet. IcstUu.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

ADVERTISERS-W guess at the hes
classified mediums? Send FOR free iyi.
booker containing ratcB OF leading nationa
n"Wspapc etc. Acme Advertising Agency
Atlanta,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

Hff'f I'LL y f--tDnc quart OF SprcdOlii"
equals ~ gallons gasoline. distributor
wanted IN every town: p.rnla n.nt employ
mcnt hiE money; Write for rarticu,ars
Sn""Golin" Go. Dallas, Tex
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

usedl. ably kona fidil, kdclto sva,
grova : lu%cernou musela .jiti pred
konmi. 90 zatim ID $ Ellou o mn.
lynn Milkem sli pisky v zadu, &c.
stou ~nc.cestou 4 pfikrtho kopcc.
klopitajice W tine. Mick ialost.
no volal maminku, .jejE ona sotva
doslechla. Po ctvrt-hodinne. klo.
pctne chuzi, dospeli jsme fcky,
ltterou jsme nevideli pr matntnl
svetlc lucerny jen blizky iez hrog.
ne nam zpival v ustrcty. Ma sva-
grove prani jsme opet vsichni use.
dli. ielikoz zadnl most pres feku
ncvede, je treba Sc pfebroditi Re
ka neni Y tech miStech hluboka,
ale velke balyany V nj tn a tam
lei, n mltno znat dobre cestn, by
Sc ma n6ktcrf n~cnajelo. We mnc
byla mala dusicka, kdya viz vo,
dou drkotal a houpal 81. ko.
nrcne vidime osvetleny mlyn, pes
Bufa mas radostSe vita a my wiz.
dime kolem svagrovy PLY do dvo
ra. kdez plno povozil, mlecn a We.
Scle chaSy. Phi veceii vzpomi.
name liz Ease Sc smichem prav6
rrestale n~ebezpecnt cesty. - Za.
rive ranni slmeGko vyvabilo mnc
zahy ven do t6 V pravde zaGaro.
vane pohadky. Docela ma samo-
IL stoji svagruv mlln Il reky j.
llavky. V hlubokem ndoli, obklo.
penem kol do kola vysokymi, les.
nat.Imi vrchy. Podel feky siro-
k6 lutiny nyni iiz ~poseeene. ma
nichz prohanela .isem Sc Sc ctver-
listkem drobnlch klouck6 Svagro.
vvch, 90 zatim patty synacek po-
drimoval donna V kolebce. Odpo-
ledne vetsf diva synovci doprovo.
dill mas Ike druhemu svagru - ho-
spodafi do SlayGtic. asi Il hodi-
ny cd mllna vzdalenlch. Do pri-
kreho vrchu Sc zvolna stohpa, pax
dial jde Sc prijemnou lesni cestou
az k vesnici. Jenda udGlal 81 ze
mne konlka. Motouz dial mi ko.
lem pasu a prutem p%opohanel
dvounoheho ore, ktery vzpinal Sc
Size. ale pfec, aG mocn6 dychaje,
uhanGl'' k vesnici a rovnou ma
Sim do dvora. Velky pes, Sultan.
maze patrnG radost 2 tax vzacnl
navstevy, skakal mi az k rameni,
div zc slabou, prazskou "tfasorit-
ku ma ZEN nepoyalll. Ma zahra
du .isme pax bczcli. zrallch Svc-
sick 81 natrhali i hruSek. Mali
Bdza 5 Iosifkcm vsudc me pro
vedli ella byvala tn caste, tn,
diz Sc vSlm vSudc obcznamena.
~Stmlvalo Sc liz, kdyz ismc ste.jnyr,
~zpilSebem jake sem, ~"uhancli'
zpet Ike mllnu. Y lcsc priSel mana
Y lIstrety Svagr re Z%idlochovic,
ktcrv IA nami SEN pri.jcl, ably ne
jakou zas chvfli $ rodiStem svy,n
Sc potGsil. (Zajizdi sem caste. .jak-
mule mu jcn cas- a niad dovoli.
(Pokracovani piiSte.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
A. Kullkova, SO. Omaha. NJ

A. Kulikova, so. Omaha. NJ
ID pi. pofadatclko Il etenafi. Jals
mas blazi nyni mas doehazejici do.
plsy 4 vlasti. Svoboda naroda,
jako mocnI proutek dotkla sc srd.
&c kazdeho a pax to. 60 vychazi
re Srdcc. ably pere napsalo, je VS.
prodclnmto Svatym nadsenim.
Clovek okreje dust pc pfectcli
drahello dopisu pritelky . mIadi
a odda Sc | vzpomInkam detstvi.
NSak cas- mnoho zmenil, mnoho
svizelu a trapeni V cizinf byIn
clcv6ku prodelati a prodelava, ale
TO srdce zllstava neustale stejne
i VI vzpomlnani, Chef, ably ctena-
ii taky poznali nGco z obsahu mi
leho dopisu. proto krone robin
nlch zalezitosti, jez vyjlmam, asl
pill dopisll sveruji tisku. Dopis
jc cd Marie Krebsovt. utitelky V
TfeSti, jez mezi jinIm pise:
Y prazdninach jsem byla V Pra-
re; dostali jsme my ucitclt ma
knpni pildayek II ia lined castky
I tech pcnez pouzila a .jela Sc po-
dlvati, jak vypada Praha IA
naSe Praha. NzdNf .jscm pc ce-
lou yalku ncbyla nikde a duSe mo.
.jc tonzila jiz ven jcn ven, a
byrh V tech vsednlch pomerccii
nrobrostla mechcm. V tech dncch
byly pravt V Prazc ~vsehcrcckt
slavnosti. Y prirodnim diyadle y
SARGE II Prahy dayal.y Sc Nauma-
novy "kroccje" a bylo to nece
1chyatlleho; llelnkujicich bylo asl
1900 osob a divaku pres 10000,
V "kroccjich' liecna JIG doba cd
~vefcjneho cyiteni sokolskeho y
Brine %. ccrvna 1914 (vrazda sa.
rajcvskaJ al do pfcvratn Is
rijna 1918. Ncjmohutnejsim do
imcm piIsobi ,lova, ktera pronas
"Dusc" naroda tcskeho pfi "a
|Ibajeni a ukouccni. Dusi narOda
ccskebo prcdstavila pi. Naskoya
ellen Narodnibo divadla. Ma pc
catku hry oblccena byla V splf
vajici roucbo scdive, ~ have iue
lila trnovou korunu. Ke konci XII
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
ANDREW MURPHY & SON, Inc.

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Omaha. Nebraska.
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mace, t}kajici Sc atcii We yasi .polc"lIostl Budou-li
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20
BESSEMER NEWS

Bessemer, october 10 Special)- THE
teachers training school of the First
Baptist church was organized at meet
ing held at the church Sunday after
noon, and will be conducted throughout
the week. The classes were organized for
departmental study. as most of the teach
, ers have received diplomas for normal
courses. Prof. c. c. Moseey will have
charge of the senior training class: Cor
don Vail of the intermediate department
Of teachers; NJ. j. Brooks of the junior
class; Miss Elizabeth Herbert of the
cradle roll beginners and primaries.
The classes will meet every evening this
week at the church at s o'clock and the
tests will be held when the books studied
are completed. In addition to the depart
mental study, Gwylyn Herbert will have
charge of the normal course to be taken
/ by some of the teachers.
Prof. |. w. Fittman of Birmingham
was the principal speaker at the meeting
Sunday afternoon. and he paid quite
tribute to the Sunday school as being the
one that had the largest number of
trained teachers of any in the state, stat
| ing that very few in the south was rated
| higher. Professor Dunlay, teacher of
mathematics at the high school, made an
| interesting four mute talk on the Baptist
| campaign
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20

town, Iowa. His work consisted OF
all lines of municipal engineering,
such as street and sidewalk paving,
sewage and water supply. For eight
years thereafter Prof. Baughman &C.
cupied the chair of civil engineering
at the Iowa State college, speclaiz-
ing in sanitary engineering, highway
engineering and materials of engineer
ing. For the past two years he mas
been employed by the American inter-
national Shipbuilding corporation as
assistant superintendent of construc-
ton of railways at the Hog Island
ship yards. He was later made p'o-
duction engineer looking after the
daily progress Of ship construction.
and still later served on the board Of
valuation of railways taken over py
the Emergency Fleet corporation.
Prof. Baughman is a member of the
American Society of Engineers, OF The
Western Society of Engineers and of
the National Honorary Engineering
Association OF Tau Beta Pi-
Mr.. Baughman and his family wall
prove valuable addition to the edu-
cational and social circles of the town.
Prof Louis Philip. B. s.. of Van
derbi1t university, Nashville, Tenn,
who also holds an NJ. S. degree in mod
| ern languages. has been secured by
! the ALBANIA Polytecnnlc institute as
| instructor in modern languages at An
burn. He has recently secured his dis
charge from the service as frs
lieutenant in the army. where he haf
| been assigned to important specia
1 duties, because of his linguistic train
| ing.
| Prior to the war Mr.. Philip had s
successful teaching experience IL
modern languages in Pennsylvania ant
Tennessee. His employment is mad
necessary by the need for additiona
help occasioned by the unprecedente'
enrolment in elective courses.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20
NEEDS OF EUROPE
TO BE DISCUSSED
AT CONFERENCE

Atlantic City, N. j., October 19.-Ar'
rangements for the International trade
conference, which opens here Wednesday,
were virtually completed today. The for
ign delegates arrived last week and a
large number Of American representatives
also are here.
Members of President Wilson'S cabinet
dustry viii participate in the delibera-
lions of the conference. One problem to
be discussed, according to delegates ar
irving today, relates to the stabilizing
Of exchange so as to provide credits for
the foreign buyers in American markets,
coal, shippings, metals, chemicals and
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20
AUBURN

Auburn, October 10. - Especially
Prof. ]. A. Callen, professor of civil
engineering at Auburn, has been
granted, on application. leave of alb
sence for one year Prof. c. A. Baugh
man. recently of Ames, Iowa. has been
secured to take up his work. Prof.
Baughman was educated at the Iowa
State college, receiving his degree of
B. s. in civil engineering. and since
then has had extensive experience in
practical railroad, municipal and gen.
eral engineering.
For six years after graduation he
was in general railway engineering,
including location, construction and
maintenance. Four years of that time
he served as assistant division en-
gineer with the Iowa Central railroad.
now division of the Minnesota and
ST. Louis system.
For six years Mr.. Baughman served
as city municipal engineer at Marshall
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20

entertainment, and will furnish several
numbers from the High School Glee
club, and also several orchestra num-
bers under the direction of the super
visor of music, Miss Mary Jackson. Miss
Jessie Pringle is the expression super
visor and the first programme ar
ranged by her will attract large num-
Der, as she has made a most pleas
ing impression in the city. The pro-
gramme for the evening will include a
one-act play, The Blond PERSON."
two-c character play, Fast Friends;" a
scene from the play, Breezy Point" en-
titled THE Hard Scratch Twins"
Mrs. Tom Primer and Miss Beryl Pin
ner are visiting relatives in New Or
leans, and, will also make visit to
relatives at Long Island, Miss.
Mrs. George McFall has returned from
visit to Columbia, Tenn.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hall Of Tame
hill, Ala, are spending the week with
their daughter, Mrs. ]. d. Murchison, in
Jonesboro.
Mrs j. F. Lee will leave Monday
for Cairo, Ca, where she will join Mr.
Lee
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20
CAR CONFISCATED

Roland Granger Tom Granger and b.
land Loveless, three young men, were ar
rested Saturday night by Deputies J. N
| Smithson, w. c.. Steel, Grover Hancock
and S. w. Karrh about eight miles from
the city, charged with violation of the
prohibition law. The young men were in
an automobile and had in the car three
gallons of whisky. They were stopped by
the deputies placing a log across the road
| over which they were returning, it was
thought. from visit to a still. The car
was confiscated and will be held pending
! a settlement.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20
TROLLEY WIRE BROKEN

a delay was caused on the south line
of the Bessemer- Birmingham car Sunday
morning due to the .rolley being cut by
the engine of the A. B. & A. train that
passed through the city about 1890 O'clock.
The smokestack of the engine struck the
trolley line, swapping it completely and
for some time the live wire was lying in
the street. The engineer of the train had
a narrow escape, as the live wire struck
the engine. The accident occurred ut the
intersection of Nineteenth street and Ala
bama avenue, and attracted quite large
number of people to the scene.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20

Montsomery. october l9.--(Speciall
All Alabama posts Of the American
legion and their members Individually
have been invited to attend the state
wide celebration of Armistice Day at
Montgomery. November IL, when Gen.
r. L. Billiard is expected to be the
CHEZ speaker.
Montgomery post. American legion,
has prepared a programme for that
day that was designed for draw.ng
power 1t includes a street parade in
which all former soldiers are expected
to take part with their respective or
ganizations. including the United Con-
federate veterans. Grand Army of the
Republic. Spanish American War vet
Grams and veterans of the world war
whether organized or not.
The parade will begin promptly at
noon and viii follow the customary
route. concluding at the capitol, where
big basket dinner will be spread, fol-
lowing the address by General Billiard
and probably short speeches by other
war notsbles.
Four bands will furnish music for
the parade and these will also give
concerts in the city during the morn
ing and afternoon hours. and one OF
them will play for the grand ball that
is to be given at the city auditorium
at night.
Montgomery and the local post.
American legion. will be the hosts of
the occasion and the city's ancient hos
pitality will be exemplified. The
chamber of commerce and other civic
organizations are assisting in the task
OF making the celebration one Of the
great events of the year. scarcely sec
ond in patriotic spirit to the return of
the Rainbow veterans of Alabama from
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20
IoNEsRoRo SCOTT TROOP

The recent drive tor members for the
Jonesboro Scout troop has resulted in
full troop that meets every Friday eve
ming. w. R. Parker is the Scoutmaster.
but at the last meeting Assistant Scout
master John Henson of Troop presided
over the meeting, and the members en-
joyed number of athletic contests AT
a meeting to be held next Friday eve
ming examinations will be held by MIR.
Henson. The troop is one of the Invest in
the city, and was organized by Mr..
Parker several months ago.
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New York Cuba Air Line
pu lsaAciataa PrNss

Miami. Fla. October l9.-An aeial
passenger line employing six three
passenger and two 16-passenger aero
planes will soon be established pc
tweer Havana, Cuba. and Miami, aid
thence to New York. saving As hours
in the present time of the New York
Havana journey. according to an
nouncement from Havana. Hannibal j
Mesa, a wealthy Cuban. is financing
the project.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20
IuMBERMEN INCORPORATE

Montgomery, October 1s.-(SpeciaL)
one of the largest lumber concer MS
over to file Incorporation papers in
Alabama notified the secretary or
state on Saturday it was ready to
begin operating under state laws and
filed proper papers, showing capital
stock. authorized and paid in, of $500,
GOO The name OF the concern is the
Grubbs Lumber company, with head
quarters at Hairston, Greene county.
The incorporators are the Allison Lurn-
Der company. M. c. Rumley, r. A. Al
lison and A N. Grubbs. The corpora
ton will engage in the, business OF
buying and selling timber and LUMBER
and manufacturing lumber and operat-
ing sawmills.
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SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT

Much interest is being taken by pu l.
pills of the High school in the depart
ment of expression, which was added
this year, and the first entertainer
will be given next Friday evening at
s o'clock at the High school auditorium.
The music department will assist in the
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All four bands of the Missionary Union
of the First Baptist church will hold meet
ings Monday afternoon as follows: Band
No. 1 will meet at the church; band No.
2 will meet at the residence of Mrs j.
w. Bryant; band No. will be entertained
| by Mrs. M. C. Terry on Berkeley avenue
| band No. will meet with Mrs. c. c.
| Moseley.