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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS,
Tucsday. Sent. 30.

TUESDAY, sept ~
Belgium and Luxembourg Especially addressed
only), via Antwerp; also parcel post mails for
Belgium, Luxembourg and Belgian Congo SIS.
Italy tparcei post mails and specially sd-
dressed correspondence), via Naples and Genoa,
Great Britain, Ireland. Netherlands, Nor
way, sweden Denmark, Germany, Hungary,
Africa, Gibraltar. Madeira and Cape Verde
Islands via Plymouth Cherbourg and Lon
don; also parcel post mails for Great sritain,
Africa, Malta, Zanzibar and Pembs. S. Ca
roma, 8 A. NJ.
Thursday. Oct. ?.
Furope, Africa and West Asia, via Cher,
n %aiIs ,sr Great Britain Ireland Egypt, Brit.
ish India British East Africa, Malta. Zanzi-
bar and Pemba. SIS. Mauretania. A, NJ
addressed correspondence), via Hamburg. IS.
Hankow haru, A. NJ.
Saturday, Oct. 4.
Great Britain. Ireland, norway Sweaen'
/, Denmark Germany, Hungary, LlthuAniA, Lat
via, Finland, Archangel. South Africa, Gibral,
tar, Madeira and Cape Herds Islands, W, wa
countries. via Boulogne, must be specially
Addressed; also parcel post mails Tor G pei,
/ Neither; ands, S.. Eieuw Amsterdam, A. NJ
Portugal and spain especially addressed
Islands and Ceuta, Melilla and Tangler II
Morocco. SIS Emilia 3. de Perez. $50 A, n.
| Europe Africa and West Asia, via Cher
bourg and southampton; also parcel pos
mails for Great Britain, Ireland, Egypt, Brit
ish India, British East Africa, Malta, Zanzi
bar and Temba, S. Lapland, A. M.
Greece (parcel post mails only, via Patras
SIS. schohaire, 10 A. NJ.
/ Azores Islands 0taly must be specially ad
dressed for despatch by this Steamship, VII
Ponta Delsada and Naples; also parcel pos
! malls for Azores and Italy, SIS. Pesaro. II
! Gold Coast, via Seccondee. Accra and Win
nebah IS. Benny. R NJ.
| TRANsPACIFIo MAILS.
The competing mails close at the Genera
Post Office and City Hall Post Office station
New York at p. M, as follows:
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| Japan Corta. China, Siberia, siam, Cochi
China Netherlands East Indies and PhilT
pine Islands. via Seattle. SIS. Tyndsreui
IAhiti. Marquesas, Cook Islands, New Zef
LAND and specially addressed mail for Aui
ttraha via San Francisco, SIS, Tpfua, Oct ]
Hawaii, Guam and siberia via San fraI
cisco II. s. A. T. Sheridan, Oct. /.
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Australl'
via Vancouver and Victoria. D. C., SIS. Nj
kura, Oct. 8.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

MONROE ST, 22o mtg $4,000 West End
Rv, 1872, mtg Sl8,500-l,ouis and Chas
Calm, exrs, to Minnie II Calm and Louis
d Calm. 100 Bwsy; two assignments
18TH 9Th ST, $50 W, mtg ,i,,5o0.Hcrib.e;rtt' r r
Limburg TO Anna Weis. ais Audubon av;
w ASH Gf;; s Schf soSs&% f~t Fiji:
Mtg Co TO Bowery saw. Bank, l2s Bow
cry; stty,~N Title & Mtg Co, IS5
I2sTH ST, II e, mtg ,5.occ.Eiiiia D i End
st; atty Lawyers & Co. 100 Bway 81
Hath ST. IS. 2S7.6 g Bway, mtg Sll5,o00
Lawyers Mtg Co to Life lns Co;
atty, Lawyers Mtg Co. SO l.iheris
7TH ST, al EE-viiiottor isihiiimkini' to Minute
Trading corpn; atty Leopold FREEMAN,
7o aSi s sT KS w.a,o Biz: to M saGUU
tosh kelicgg and another. sxrs. &C. att ySs
NORFOLK ST, a.. mtg Rehabilitation
Hirsh TO Helen o Zurich Wilson court,
Bklyn; Attys. EismAn, L, c L. lsS
Norfolk ST. lis, Il part, mtg 5000
Moses Goodman to Myra Marks, i427
Madison av; attys. Eisman, L, c l..
1856 BwAy: Int of,.,,,.'.-.''....'S 5'OOO
Bronx.
PARK Av, 422s-Barbara Ehrhart TO Eli1
| sSteinmuller, 1857 Grand Boulevard and
concourse; atty. A steinmullsr lSII
17sp ST, t;sii f, frame '6tidG.jacob Klein
to Samuel Kastenbaum, 4si Z 17sd st,
| yrs from Aug Is, 1918; atty, Samuel
| Rastenbaum, AL Il l73d st.......,.f72o
FREEMAN ST. ssS, centre store-Jor-
censor Realty and GSnStn Go to t fTS
| May l, 1919; atty. Rutansky seS Free.
| st sSfoO
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Rose. Edward. ana Conrad zwick
Morris Plan Co. of N. -. $500
Republic Trading Co-Penn Steel
Export Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 21b.t6
Rec COY. Dettout, Inc. 4lass
smith, Graham-WetEel.. ....... 1b3.91
Sulsky. Smon-O. Neidich. .,. 1893
Springer. Joseph P.-J. Leavey.. 2lIbb
Williams, Inc ....'............. 1870
Sheffield, George. Rosenberg. 1871
Stanhope, Peter, and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co.-People,
sehwegler, Emil-Armour & Co.. 1,136o0
NignolA Fred-F. z. Scudder.
woszeiy. ceiia-F. G. David 49,. iSa7C
Wasserman. Realty Co. Inc
Flohr & Harris. .............. $3.50
Wolf, James M-Citizens Trust
4 Savings Bank ............. 1S7.ot
BRONX
Avery. Louise Pc. NJ. Avery $40, tle.ei
De- Balse, Frank-City OF y. y. ls2s'
Hero. Simon-North American
Wall PAPER Co,,.........,..-. bl.e,
Datzke, John--w. ]. J. Goebei.. 90.I'
Manhattan Mortgage Co A.
Rossnthai, 'jja;coSus' Myrccn-Lls.
:, ter Bros, Inc. .......,.,...;. He'
Vale, Alarice. and Pasquale
Merani-People State of n. Y. 5000
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Yesterdays Fires

AN Loss.
i2:2s-2s w. Ii5th ct. Anna Annar-
sky .................... None
t6o-sl0 W. sOth ST.; Jas FTsINas. Trihing
iO'lO-tb1 Amsterdam av.; Laura
Sheridan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rifing
tg.kb--l63 L. 18th ST.: Morris KahnTrihing
itH0-Pier 40, n, r.. auto truck.
N. Y, Live Poultry Co... .TrihinK
A;2S-52 Moore st.; Arheu q Doug
Pm
iso-SS W. is5th st; e. D. Har.
aSs-ios u. iisti 81 unkaown. Triiiins
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PART II--Before Erlanger, J. Court opens
az 1890 A. N. Ell parte matters.
PART III.--Recess.
PARTS " v, VI, VII and vIu.-Ad-
THAI TERM-Parts II, and Iu.-Reees,.
PATS x IXYyi WV VII WI * WI XII XIs
XyIII-Adiowned for the term.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.


Due To-day.
SIS Faith, London, Sept. II.
SIS Monterey, Havana, Sept Is.
SIS Gen. Morrison. st. Michaels, Sept. II.
Sc Nacoochee, Savannah Sept. %.
SIS West Corum, Bordeaux, Sept. -.
SIS AlbAn, Para, Sept. II.
SIS West Chatala, Cristobal, Sept. "a
SIS Catania, Tampico, Sept. a.
SIS Barandrecht. Alicante, Sept. l6.
So City Of Savannah, Savannah. Sept. q.
S. Lenape, Jacksonville Sept. 81.
S. Nupolela, Copenhagen, Sept ls.
IS FL Alba, Galveston, Sept. ~.
SIS Nuecea, Galveston, Sept. "a.
Due Tomorrow.
SIS CarmaniR, Liverpool, Sept. p.
SIS Columbia, Glasgow, Sept. %.
SIS Royal George. Southarn pton. Sept. %.
ss GARLIC. Cristobal, Sept, "a.
So Menus, New Orleans, Sept B.
~ City of Columbus, New Orleans Sept. rs
Due Thursday
81 George washington, Calais Sept. z.
Sc Dante Altghieri, Genoa, Sept. i6.
SIS Leon XIII, Cadiz, Sept, 90
SIS La Perouse, Cadiz, Sept 70.
SIS willimantic, Gibraltar, Sept. Is.
SIS ChAutauqua, London. Sept IS,
SIS Lake Hurst, Cristobal, Sept. "a.
SIS PowhatRn, Brest, Sept. q.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

Sc Presidente Wilson, from Gibraltar.
Sc Thespis. from Buenos Ayres.
IS strabo, from Liverpool.
SIS Yaauina, from Hamburg.
Sc City OF Delhi, from Cape Town.
SIS Luceric. from Colombo.
Sc Dunat, from Gibraltar.
SIS Orca, from Barbados.
SIS Usage from Barbados.
SIS Dants Alighieri, from Fsyal
SIS Noordam. from Plymouth.
SIS Csrpenteria, from Avonmouth.
SIS Taurus, from Buenos Ayres.
SIS Freeland, from Tampa.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sept. %.

ARRIvALs-MoNnAY. SEPT. 20
IS Baltic, Liverpool, Sept, IS.
SIS De Soto. Copenhagen Sept. u.
IS Honolulu, Hull. Sept Is
SIS olinda, St. John, Sept. &C.
So Cibao. Port Antonio, Sept. "a.
SIS San Juan, San Juan, Sept. "a.
SIS Brian, Para, Sept. 10.
SIS Lake Fargo, Havana. Sept. IT.
SIS Charybds Bermuda, Sept. Is
SIS Lake Duncan. Antilla, Sept. n
SIS Runa, Port Antonio. Sept "a.
SIS Koranna, Philadelphia, Sept. 26.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.


SIS Adristic. at CherbourE.
SIS La Touraine, at Havre.
SIS Baton Rouge. at Naples.
SIS Gozan, at Christiania.
SIS Keresan. at Hamburg.
SIS Exeter City, at Bristol.
IS Munsono, at Santos.
IS Byron, at Para.
SIS San Gennaro. at Gibraltar.
SIS Etna, at Gibraltar.
SIS Emilia. at Gibraltar.
SIS James 8. Whitney. at Queenstown.
SIS West Lashaway, at La Pallice.
SIS Portuguese Prince, at Havre.
SIS Hilton. at Santos.
SIS 0sakis, at Antofagasta.
Sc Parthian, at Alexandria.
SIS Herman, at Suez,
SIS Re d'Italia. at ST. Michaels.
SIS Persian Prince. at Rio.
SIS Chicago Bridge, at Bahia.
SIS Glenorchy at Santos.
SIS Mohawk, at Charleston.
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The first cod OF the season was taken
last Sunday by billy Sunday" one OF
Capt Jake Martins regulars" while tho
Evelyn was anchored at Seventeen Faith
oms. The cod weighed IN pounds. Large
blacknsh were caught. The blacks seemed
partial to crab bait.
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SurrogRte's Court,

CHAMBERs-Before Fowler. Sal 1880
A. M.-Motion calendar.
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COURT CALENDAR.
FEDERAL COURT.


DISTRICT CoURT-special Master Philip J..
NcCook, Room ~, 2. o. Bldg, at 10 A. NJ.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10

been trailing with him for the past two weeks, through department stores, where the people adore him, through the industrial plants, cotton mills and mining camps where the mothers with babes in their arms come to the sings" and enjoy every moment of the recreation; at the Civitan club, where grouchy old husbands and tired business men who haven't even so much as hummed a tune in the last 10 years, sing at the very tip-top of i their voices; at the playgrounds,
 where the happy, rollicking children scamper and fit over the greensward singing and laughing and smiling and
 absolutely happy when they are
 shouting the wonderful "Howdy" song
 or Keep the Home Fires Burning ''
 and at the fashionable Tutwiler hotel. where, on Thursday evenings, society gathers en masse for this delectaDle occasion known as society evening, and where everybody forgets dignity | and reserve and sings and sings and sings, just because they can't help it..
 You see, MT. Shumway's told them they must. and they do!
 Well, anyway, to get back to where IT started. one of MT. Community Sing shumway's favorits "spiels" goes something like this (of course 10 mere human being could catch all he says, or if they did put it down in cold gray type-but here's "sort of the
 way it goes"):
 Everybody get song sheet; now | turn to No. 50. Smiles; that tells you what to do; and please do 1t when you sing don't stand up there like an old | grouch; if you haven't smiled before | today, why, smile now; come on now: There are smiles'-sing; now" and be- 1 fore you know it that great big, beau- tiful. musical voice of "Mr. Commun- ity Sing Shumways resounds through the entire building and every single, solitary, blessed person in the crowd is singing for dear life:
 There are smiles that make us happy,
 There are smiles that make us blue,
 teardrops.
 As the sunbeams steal away the dew
 There are smiles that have a tender
 meaning,
 That the eyes of love alone may see.
 And the smiles that fill my life with
 sunshine
 Are the smiles that you give to me-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
IT'LL ME MEET AGA1N-

And now that I've told you my haw py experiences in @trai1fng- the -eom munity sings" and have given yo the benefit of the information haN gleaned from "Mr. Community Organ izer" Smith and '.Mr. Community Sing Shumway, let me say in eoncfustua that Birmin gham is greatly indebtei to the War Camp Community Eesv1n for the privileges 1t has en5oyA through the offices of this ereeI1eu institution and the splendid beneftu that have been derived from ft <
 And I'm going to let MT. Shumw~s have the last word Chats not usuz for a woman, but I'm going to be tn. exception to the rule in this easel ant methinks can see his big. athleth stands with the w. c. c. s. 'sWelcom, Home Song Sheet in his hand, as II his big basso profundo voice he says
 And now, friends. we'll adjourI until next week at this hour, when hope everybody will come back ant we'll have another Joyous sing 1lk, this one. And in conclusion let's turI to No. AS and everybody sing:
 Smile the while you kiss me sat
 adieu.
 When the clouds roll by I'll come t.
 you,
 Then the skies will seem more blue. Down in lovers' lane, my dearie, Wedding bells will ring 50 merrily, Ev'ry tear will be memory
 So wait and pray each night for Iie Till we meet again"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
Discolored or Spotted
 Skin Easily Peeled Off

The freckling, discoloring or roughenin to which most skins are subject at this sea son, may readily be gotten rid of Ordinar mercolized wax, spread lightly over the fac before retiring and removed in the mornin. with soap and water, completely peels of the disfigured skin. You need not get nor than ounce of the wax from your. drug gist.
 There's no more effective way of hfn ishing tan, freckles, liver spots, mot patches, or other cutaneous defects. Minute almost invisible. skin particles come off eac day, so the process itself doesn't tenn porarily mar the complexion, aLd you soc tiful face
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10

set in creating the neighborhood spirit getting people acquainted and know ing their neighbor," he continued. All sings are designed to reach the service man in some way. When the morale of any community is assisted, then the home conditions are better for the service man."
 eve had the best singing army. now let us have the best singing nation. If a service man is wandering around in a neighborhood and he hears group singing some of the songs that he sang while in the service in this country or across the water, perhaps he thinks that this group is singing because of him; at any rate, the songs he hears. if the songs that he has been singing and his comrades have been singing, he can but be interested and think that the home folks thought Of him during the war and. best of all, are still thinking of him now; that they have not forgotten him now that
 he is back. but that they are still with and for him."
 "when we reach the factories and
 get the men interested that have come
 back to their old jobs, then we are reaching and touching the industrial side in such way that the service man realizes that home is even better than it was before he went to camp Mir. Shumway said. ''The value of community singing is appreciated by the department store heads or they would not give their workers from 15
 minutes to 30 minutes of the stores time, not permitting sale during that period. To show that this is appreci- ated, the smiles on the faces of the workers prove the interest that they take in singing. At the Avondale cot ton mills we have many men who have been in the service and they sing and enjoy the old songs, and when we see
 men in uniform we ask the audience to sing some of the old war songs for them, and it is not many minutes be- fore all men in uniform are singing
 and no doubt they are forming in the,r
 minds pictures of camp life in this
 country and across the water. To reach the man in uniform and the man discharged from the service is what we must do and our work will not cease
 as W. c. c. S. work until the last man | is back into good job and welcomed l in society the same as he was before
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
Claims Dandruff Will
 Cause Badness

If you have dandruff you must get rid of it quick--it's positively dangerous and will surely ruin your hair if you don't.
 Dandruffy heads mean faded, brittle gray, scraggly hair that finally dies and falls out new hair will not grow--rhens you are bald and nothing can help you
 The only way to abolish dandruff for good is to destroy the germ that causes it. To do this quickly, surely and safely. and at little expense. there is nothing so eff fective as Parisian sage. which you can get from good druggists everywhere. It is guar anteed to banish dandruff. stop itching scalp and falling hair. and promote a new refunded.
 Parsian sage Is scientific preparation that supplies all hair needs--an antiseptic ply, and delicately perfumed.
 If you want beautiful soft. thick lustrous hair. and lots of it. by all means fse Pari- little attention nov insures abundApt hxir Ter years to c0une---Adv. A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
DEPARTMENT STORE SING

At one of the department store" sings last week (and "Mr. Community Sing Shumway. if you please, held 27 sings during the week, some at S:3o in the morn ing. some at 12:45 noon, some at 5:45 in the afternoon) there were over 275 voices MT. Shumway stood in the center of the throng on table, and within 10 sec- onds he was saying:
 Now. come on, everybody; you've probably had a hard, long. hot day, so let's enjoy ourselves now for 15 min
 utes singing. Suppose we start with No 17"-and everybody is happy. because that's one of the favorite songs-"Li'l Liza Jane," and fairly dancing with joy and enthusiasm the big song leader
 starts out with following of the entire
 275, everybody happy. everybody singing
 everybody ''whooping it upv' I stood and watched the happy faces
 of the men and women as they left thai big department store that particular aft. ernoon and what dye supposed hap pened? Every man. woman and child left the store-singing!
 Don't you agree with me that MT Shumway is wonder7
 Of course, you do.
 was very much amused at his "ApeiI' the other day at one of Ihe departnenI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10

stores when he asked the crowd to sing the 'I1owdy" song!
 He rambled along something like this:
 Now friends, we are going to sing 'TIowdy," and I want you, when you come to the chorus, to turn round and shake hands with the fellow standing next to you on your left, and say 'HoNdy! And say it like you mean it; get acquainted; if you don't shake hands with your next door neighbor pick out somebody else-somebody you don't like somebody that you don't speak to dt you are that kind of a person. and go over and shake hands with him and sing
 'Howdyr Come on now: ''So when we meet together, Together, together, No matter what the weather, Or what the time of day. Let's grab hand and shake 1t, And shake it, and shake it, And as for greeting, make it | That good old fashioned way. REFRAIN
 How-dy do, Hen.,
 How-dy do, Jen.,
 How-dy do, Brother Hugh,
 How-dy do, Sister Prue,
 How-dy do, Bill,
 How-dy, Lii,
 How-dy do, Lew and Sue, How-dy do."
 Friends-fellow citizens-please let mo tell you that the Community Sing idea to my mind is wonderful institution; nothing takes the care from off our
 minds and makes us forget! like music;
 nothing modifies sorrow and alleviates
 heart suffering like-music; nothing is a greater leveler of men than music; noth- ing cheers the lonely, the neglected and the tired and worn like music; and noth. ing makes the returned soldier, sailor or marine feel more at home-gives him a heartier welcome-than music-for that's what helped him most lover there"
 If you haven't ''trailed'' the "Commu- nifty Sings like I have I don't believe but please let me say that I have never seen such appreciation, such enthusiasm,
 such pep" and such ginger displayed in any community work of any sort as have seen during the past two weeks when I've trudged from playground to park, from department store to industrial plant-and have seen with my own eyes and heard with my own ears--the sing ing of the happy-faced men. women and children, who have Joined MT. Shumway | in his great work for community music.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
FREQ LES
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These
 Ugly Spots

There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, anteed to remove these homely spots.
 Simply get an ounce of Othine- double strength-from any druggist and apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than one ounce is needed to com pletely clear the skin and gain a beau fiful. clear complexion.
 Be aure to ask for the double strength Othine-45-t t41is is sold under guarantee Of mongy back if 1t tails to remove
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
ORIGIN OF ". C. C. S.

Let's turn to the serious side of the question for a moment and learn a bit, since Birmingham has become so inter ested in the W. c. c. S., and find out something of it's origin and its history
 ''Mr Community Organizer" Smith was good enough to tell me some of the things I wanted to know the other day,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10

W l4s have eff for the past two Weeks;
 maybe you don't like music nke I do: maybe you haven't met that wonderful, marvellous man. MT. Edward F. Shumway, the war camp community service "sing leader" and maybe dozen other maybes, but one thing there's no maybe" about, and that is that the war camp community ser vice .stug department" Is one of the haerest. hugest and most pronounced successes that has ever happened in Birmingham!
 In the first place, please let me pay my respects to that progressive Bir- mingham citizen of ours. Dr. Courtney W. Shropshire, known to all his friend fand he numbers them not by the dozens but by the hundreds) as "Co4 operation Shropshire" for as chairman of the war camp community service nc has put over" one of the most valu- able innovations in community work that this city has ever known.
 Dr. Shropshire never goes into any thing in A half hearted way. His great big, generous heart, h1s love of hu- manity, his tremendous interest in the upbuilding of Birmingham, and lis kindly regard ,~ for the returned soldier, sailor and marine who, coming back wearing his war service record, needs the hearty welcome and atten- ton of every citizen in every com munity, all have inspired him to do big things which reach out in many angles in this city, of which he is such an acknowledged asset.
 Tn the first place. Dr. Shropshire is very happy in the people who sur round him in the 'carry on'' work cf community betterment This has been proven by the magnificent work of MT. K F. Smith, "community organ izer," while in Mir. Edward F. Shun,- way he has found not only man of talent and musical ability, but man who has the magnetism and the abil- ity to impart his talent and accom- plishments to others.
 Let me tell you something. friends . wooden Indian in front of country drug store couldn't help but sing if MT. Shumway told him to, and as for concealing a smile well. here's the way he starts-this is one of his favor let "spiels." You see, I know, for I've
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10

'T'se got a gal and you got none, LII Liza Jane, rse got a gal and you got none, Li'l Liza Jane.
 One, LII Liza Jane
 One, Liza, LII Liza Jane. Come my love and marry me, LII Liza Jane, I will take good care of thee. Lfl Liza Jane. Liza Jane done come to me, III Liza Jane. Both as happy as can be, Li'l Liza Jane. House and lot in Baltimo'. LII Liza Jane, Lots of chilluns roun' de do, Li'l Liza Jane" From W. c c. s. welcome Home Song Sheet"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
By DOLLY DALRYMPLE

he went away. Tho red efrcfe in tha W. c. c. s. insignia represents tha warmth of hospitality which sur rounded all camps during the war snt which now surrounds all men who xn back"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10

"A 7AYBE you haven't been "trafl-
 N\WI ing" the community sings like u\JJl I have for the past two weeks;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-29

their best efforts to aid and relieve,
questioning neither country, creed,
doctrine or belief.
This order is a purely charitable
organization, seeking to accomplish
its charity in silence, that the proud
spirit suffering in secret, fearing
more the blush of shame that comes
in asking than the pangs of hunger.
may feel" that never will its sore
need. nor the manner of it's allevia-
ton be published to the world and
that the faults. the frailties, the
necessities and help extended will
remain as sacred condolences. never
to be divulged. and this explains the
reason for the only secret OF the
organization.
Charity Justice. Brotherly Love
and Fidelity are the watchwords of
the Order. and Humanity is it's key
note. By the practice of these prin-
clples and the carrying out of the
purposes of the Order from the date
of its foundation. it has done meal
cllanie good. and daily and hourly
has the prayer of the widow and
orphan assembled to the Throne Of
Grace. craving blessings upon the
magnanimous and benedcent Order
OF Elks.