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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
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Mauritz Reincke went to Battle
Greek Monday to spend few days a
the home OF his parents. .t~@
MI. and Mrs. T.. G. York and Mis-!
Thelma Palmer spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Clingenpeel al
the Lehman hoteel in Charter Oak.
Philip Mcguire was business call
or At the McGrath home Friday.
Miss Clara Baakhaus spent severa
days last week with her sister, Mrs
Hermn Rusch, who has been on the
\ sick list.
Miss Loretta Murphy finished hel
Z winter term OF school in No Tues
day.
a. w. Johannsen and family moved
to their new home In sSchleswig one
day last week. ~
Will Hesse,. wife and baby, from
near Schleswig, visited at the. August
Hesse home 9 couple of days last
week.
John Johannsen was "a schleswig
caller between trains Wednesday. q
Miss Leila York went to Ida Grove
friday for week end visit with her
cousin. Miss Lois Palmer.
John Moran has started to work for
q. ~. Baker.
Miss Hilda Michaelsen returned
home Tuesday after spending the past
several weeks with her aunt in Okla
hOma.
John Johannsen drove to Battle
Greek Thursday to have some dental
work done.
Miss Agnes McGrath was an over
Sunday visitor with her cousins, the
Misses Murphy. E@..
Hans Kroeger. transacted business
ID Schleswig Friday. s...a...
Mrs. Emil Knoll visited at the pa
rental. Albert Sells, home a few days
last week
Leo B. Streck attended hog sale
III South Dakta last week
II Miss Beatrice Kennedy had a pro-
gram and basket social at her school
ii district No. 6 Friday evening. Quite
q large crowd was in attendance and
q neat sum was realized from the sale
oftthes baskets.
B Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rusch were
Sunday visitors at the John Johannsen
home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

Any politician who feels a desire to
return promptly to the sweet seelus-
ion of private life, will be promptly
assisted in doing so if he undertakes
to play politics on this league OF ma
tions question,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

In view of many bank declarations,
there is feeling that bank directors
should at least drop in at the bank
cnce a year and talk about the wealth
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

The militant suffragists are making
the most patient and heroic efforts
TO prove that they don't know enough
to vote.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

It Is claimed the soldiers don't want
to keep their uniforms but they should
remember what tremendous help
they are in getting dance partners. T
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

less than six months in tf,eatsr OF, war /
is indicated. by "a sky blue cloth worn
as the gold war service chevron.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-11

Pani Elsa Wagasilova, 86O6
Reckman Ave., zada krajsky
soud o rozvod cd sveho muze
Emericha. zadatelka tvrdi We
sve- zadosti, re jeji manzel je
bolSevikem a clenem PrImyslo
vych DelnfkG. Bolsevicke schIz
ky byly mu pry milejsi vlastni
rodiny ponevadz byl temef
stale nalady bojovne, ona jej
musela pred nekolika mesici O.
pustit. Radikalni jeho presvkd-
ceni a tyrani jsou hlavnimi bo
dy rozvodni zadosti Uherky E.
Wagasilove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-11
ZKUSENOSTI STAREHO o.
BUVNfKA.
65lety Alois Jungman prepa-
den a postrelen We sve dime {.
3425 Croton Ave.

V domku cislo 3425 Croton
Ave. vlastni obuvnickou dilnu
65lety priStipkar Alois Jung
man. Vcera rano, kdyz. starry
mistr jako obycejne u verpan-
ku pracoval, vstoupil do jeho
dilny neiaky muz a penize ma
mem pozadoval. Jungman W.
ivy neuposlechl, nacez vetre-
lee nekOlikrate po mem z bam-
bitky vypalil a lehce ma hlave
jej postrelil. Staroch upadl v
mrakoty mezitim bandita mu
ukradl tobolku 50 obsahujici,
nejake Satstvo a nekolik par1
zanovnich bot, nacez ma utek
Sc dal. Jungmanova rama ma
lebce osetrena v Charity ne
mocnici a banditu hledaii de-
tektivove z 1retiho pol. presink
tn. StaW raneneho neni nikte-
rak nebezpecny.
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PREPADLI SLEPEHO.
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LEVINE UHLf SKOLAM.

Skolni rada objednala vcera
$4,000 'tun mekkeho uhli, kite
re must byti dodano do 80,
dubna pristiho roku. Celia "a
soba bude stat 100000 a le.
tos skoly dockajf Sc uhli @
$1.O9 ma tune levnejSiho nez v
roce uplynulem. Objednavka
ia poskytnuta sesti mistnim u
hlifsklm firmam, mezi nimiz
Mares Coal Co. Sc naleza, a
celkem 1876 Skolpich budov bu
de levnejsim tim palivem "a
opatreno.
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PREPADLI SLEPEHO.

35iety slepec Josef Ramsey
pfijel vcera z Curvenville, Pa.
do naseho mesta, ably vyhledal
iisteho ocniho odbornika, O
nemz slysel, re "a mirny homo
rar leci neduhy zraku. Ram
sey mimo nejakych potravin
privezl do Clevelandu $37 a
kdyz ma Union nadrazi stanul.
pritocili Sc X nemu tri muzi,
slibujici, re slepeho k lekari
dovedou. Nez ale Ramsey mohl
nabidku prijmouti, jeden z tro
jice ukradl mu penezenku, ma
cez vsichni 'tri dali Sc ma utek.
,Slepec musel byti poslan do
mestske ltulny a Ultra bude pc
Sian zpet do Pennsylvania.
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TAKE PRfCINA K ROZVO,
? DU.
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NEPOJEDOU PRES CLEvE.
LAND.
Nasi hosi ze Sibire budou do.
praveni k pobfezi atianticke-
mu jiznimi staty.

Tesili jsme Sc, re bude nam
doprano uvitati vice nez tisic
'sibirskych nasich hochG, vrace
Ijicich Sc po rade let tezkych
bojG a nevyslovneho stradani
do osvobozeni viasti, We SVEN
slfedu. Ale bylo rozhodnuto
jinak. Hrdinove re Sibire me-
pojedou pres Cleveland, neza-
stavi Sc zadne vetsi ceskoa-
mericke osade, nybrz vymere-
ma pro ne costa jiznimi staty.
Vcera bylo nam oznameno,
re til vlaky, kterymi budou ST.
bifsti legionari dopravovani,
Ipojedou nasledujfcim smerem :
Ze San Diego do Coulton, Cal,
,pdtud do New Orleans, La, po
tom do Montgomery, Alaba.
ma, nacez zamiri do Atlanta,
Ga, Richmond, Virginia a ko-
necne do Newport News, kde
nasi hosi vsednou ma lod'. Po-
eta Sc, re tato costa bude tr.
IVati Sest dni.
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VZDANl Sc OBCHODU MA.
SLEDKEM PRESTAVBY
BUDOVY.

KrajanGm dobre znamy OBJ
chod obuvi p. J. J. Hodouse,
ma rohu Hamm a vych. So. ul.
pfestane po ssletem chvalnem
pu3obeni eXistovati nasledkem
prodeje budovy zakoupene spo
lecnosti, jez hodla postaviti no
w obchodni dunn. Mattel Wy.
prodava svoje zasoby a odporu
cuje sve zbozi cele- ceske verej
nosti zejmena krajanGm, kteri
hodlaji ,zaslati obuv do Czech
Moray neb Slovenska, kde pa.
nuje citelny nedostatek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-11
SRAzKA PREDMESTSKE KARY S
AUTOBUSEM MA LORAIN AVE.
DIVA NAMORNf SKAUTI USMRCENI A 16 PORANE-
NO, MEZI MIMI v. CHOURA, 3114 ZAP. Sc. UL.

my, "a kterychzto porad mely
byti vyrizeny predbezne prace,
tVkajici sc zalozeni letniho ta-
bora v Puritas Springs, kde ma
mornf skauti chteli letni prazd
niny stravit a polnf sva cviceni
pod dohledem Gorbettovym po
radati. Hosi v krytem autu ba
viii Sc "a jizdy zpevem a zad
my Mich netusil blizkost kary
Ipredmestske. Auto po srazce
''vleceno karou ma vzdalenost
padesati stop a posleze trosky
Ijeho odvrzeny ma pravou stra-
nu kolejnic. Skau't Sullivan "a
bit byl okamzite a druh jeho
Bernhofer zemrel ma ceste do
svatojanske nemocnice, kamz j
vsichni raneni byli dopravem
Straznik Frant. SimkOla fi-
dill prace zachranne, alarmoval
Ipolicii ambulance.
Vavrinec Choura poranen je
ma hlave, Hornyak a Pinta ma
lprsOu a ramenech.
Dalsimi vazne &C nikoli smr
telne ranenymi jsou asi 12letf
skolaci l.. Anderson, P. Weinel
j. Garrity, Rob. Miller, A. Gar
lick, r. Workartz, A. Edwards,
P. Herbrant, Ed. Miller, w.
Hartner a 2Olety porucik Ger
bertl, vsichni v okolf Lorain A.
We. a zap. Sc ul. bydlici.
Dnes zabyva Sc vysetrova-
MIN tragickeho pripadu koro-
Iner Byrne a policejni zalobce.
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kDo JE TO?

Ma Fulton Rd. blize Wood
bridge Ave. usmrcen byl wee
ra v noci po desate hodine ne
jaky starec automobilem Roy
Metcalfa. Chtel prejfli ulici a
We zmatku vbeh primo pred
naznacene auto, ktere jej ma
miste' zahubilo. Usmrcenym je
kmet asi 70lety jehoz totoznost
tfady do dnesniho rama z.jistit
nedovedly. Mrtvola starocho-
va lezi v okr. marnici ma La
Reside Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-11

U narozi Lorain Ave. a zap.
80 ul. vletela vcera vecer tez-
ka predmestska kara do auto
busu skauty vezouciho, nasled
kem kterezto srazky diva jinosi
prisli o zivot a sesenact skautd
vice meme bylo poraneno. u
smrcenymi jsou 13lety M. Sulli
van, 1904 Lorndner Ave. a
13lety Frank Bernshofer z els.
2253 zap. So ul., kdezto mezi
vazne ranenymi jsou Czech Va
vrinec Choura, 13lety, BIG
zap. SO ul. a slovensti hosi j.
Hornyak a H. Pinta, BIB zap.
Sc. ul.
Srazka zavinena karou
Southwestern, jedouci z Berea
do Clevelandu a rizenou moto
. rakem l.. Offenbergem. Brzdy
ma predmestske te kare nebyly
v dokonalem stavu, takze moto
rak nemohl zaslavit, kdyz ma
narOzi automobil skautd Sc oh
jevil. Srazka byla tax prudka,
re auto daleko bylo odvrzeno j
ztroskotano hosi rozmeteni v
poulicnim prachu.
Ma krytem tom autu nacha-
zelo Sc celkem % hochG z dosa
hu Lorain Ave. jsoucich pod
nacelnictvim porucika R. Coz
beta, organisalora, tax Eva.
nych skautG namornich. Cor.
bett jel Sc svymi sverenci k
mestske knihovne ma zap. sc
ul., kde mela byti konana
schdze skaut1 ze zapadni stra
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POLACI ZALOZILI ZDE w.
VOZNl FIRMU S KAPITA-
LEM $7,OOO.OOO.

Vcera zorganisovana byla V
Clevelandu firma Union Liber
ty Co., jejiz hlavnim dcelem
bude zabyvat Sc dovozem a
Iexporrem rGzneho zbozi. Fir
ma ia ma dosud $7,OOO.OOO u
lpsanehO kapitalu a clenove fir
my jsou predni Polaci ameri-
cti evropsti predsedou Lii
berty Co., jejichz podilnikd je
asi $500, zvolen vcera zdejsi
soudce Josef Savicki, jenz uda
Iva, ze spolecnost bude miti oh
chodni styky zvlaste s Pol
1skem, Ruskem, Rumunskem a
Ceskoslovenskem. Hlavni amer
kotviste firmy bude v New
Yorku, Europe Gdansku,
kdezto obchodni filialky bu-
dou pry zarizeny zde, v Chica-
gu, Milwaukee, Buffalo, Pitt
sburgu, Gary pax we Varsave,
Lvove, Lubline a Lodzi. Evrop
sky j americko-polsky kapita]
bude pry ten import a export
financovat.
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Lob MA USKALf.
Devst osob v nebezpeSi zivota.

Vcera vecer po osme hodine
korporacni pravnik Fred Sqi-
res, mattel motorove yachty
Adelfred pozval osm euclid
skych pani pand ku plavbe
ma jezere. Squires ridil kormi-
dlo sam a. kdyz yachta pfiplu
la k Rocky River, kormid.o Sc
poskodilo a bez konroly zdstav
81 lod' hnana byla pribojem k
skalnatemu pobrezi. Asi sto
stop cd ustf Skalni ricky vycni
va mad jezerni hladiny skala,
ma nfz Adelfred uvizl a te--
mef Sc ztroskotal, mezi tim co
'plavci mistri clevelandskeho
yachtovniho klubu zachranne
prace vykonavali a vladni "a
chranne muzstvo Jim pomaha-
10. VSichni trosecnici doprave-
nj ma sous pomoci zachrannych
kabelu a pozdeji vSichni nalez
Ii lekarske osetreni v lakewood
|ske nemocnici. Mimo kapitana
a jeho zeny zachraneni z lodi
Adelfred tOvarnik Tom Hari-
man 2 Baltimore, Ruth Harse
nova, M. Johnsonova, r. Sand
sova, manzele Spoonerovi a
Smithovi z Euclid Ave. LODI
Adelfred uvizla ma skalnim IL
tesu pfi 1sti Skalni ricky O 8
hodine nasledujici hodine
(vsecka zachranna prace by,a
vyrizena.
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PODZEMNf DRAHA.

Komise pro rychlou dopravu
" meste hodla Zbudovat neko
lik podzemnich drah 1hrnnym
nakladem $15,OOO.OOO. Chce
zaridit A tunely celkem - je-
den ma Euclid, druhy ma On
tario Ave-, treti ma zapadni
strane a .ctvrty ma Superior A.
We. Tunely ma Ontario Ave. a
zapadni strane budou Rapid
Transit Co. zarizeny prede-
vsim, kdezto o nakladu ma stav
bu tychz bude snad hlasovati
obcanstvo "a podzimnlch vo-
'leb.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-11
HAMBURsKY LIST o
CESfCH.

Velmi ,opravdove rozepisuje
Sc 0 Gesich casopis ."Hambur-
gischer Correspondent -kde
|nachaYime rozsahlou, vybrou-
senym perem psanou stat, pod
inapisem Nova - Slara Pra-
ha". Pravi Sc .tu mezi jinym:
cat uz Sc. podivame ma Cechy
tax nebo jinak, to nutno priz-
matt, ze jsou narodem polite
ky dobre vyskolenym a re pre-
konali az dosud svetovou krisi,
|aniz by jejich statotvorne po-
|slanf utrp6lo znaenejsi poru-
chy. Hospodarsky stall Sc ucast
|nymi ma porazce Rakouska.
Lee lie uz nyni zaznamenati
1rodnost prirozenou plodnost
Ijejich zeme a nekolik> drod-
nych let zahoji ] nejtezsi rany,
|jez valka Cechdm zasadila.
Kdyz move vlecnfky vyvazely
uhli Usti vzhdru po Labi, a
kdyz pQprve lodi z Hamburku
Iprinesly prot labskemu prou-
du americke potraviny, bylo to
mu, jake by Sc otvirala brana
do budoucnosti. Jen pockat!"
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PODZEMNf DRAHA.
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VYNALEZCE MOVE IRA
SKAVINY ZEMREL.

V predmestske osade Am
horst zemrel vcera F. H. Briggs
vynalezce dynalitu, kterazto
traskavina jest jakousi nahra2
kou dynamitu. Briggs vyrabel
traskavinu tn We vlastRich to.
varnach v Lorain a nejvice dy
nalitu prodaval majileldm To-
MI a stavitelIm tunelG. Dyna.
lit, jest totiz levnejsi a dalekc
ucinnejsi dynamitu.
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CfSNiCI zADAJf VETSf
MZDU.


Cisnici q posluhovacky v no
telich a restauracich zadaji
zvyseni mzdy ma SIS tydne, ia
koz i osmihodinnou dobu pra-
covnf; dosud vyd6lavaji $12
tydne a pracujf deset hodin
denne. Posluhovacky tax Eva
nych luncovnach zadaji SIS ty
dne a pakli nebude jim do Is.
cervence vyhoveno, stavku
predpovidaji. Unie cfsnikd a
posluhovacek v jidelnach ma S
bossy smlouvu, ktera Is. GER
vence vyprsf.
EITCC1 Cff1 CVITCC1
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ZABITA ELEVATOREM.

V budoye Leader-News pfi.
sla vcera vecer O zivot pani N.
Pevorova, 1925 vych. so. ul. a
to "a pokusu opustit zdviz do
sud Sc pohybujici. Byla zachy-
cena v sachte ma se5tem po-
schOdf a vaz il prelomen. Pc.
licie ma vysetrit, je-li ridic J,
Hampton "a nestesti zodpoved
nyn1, proc elevator v cas- neza
stavil, pak-li Pevorova v Sc.
stem patre cht6la vystoupiti.
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BONDY SVOBODY A
VALECNE SPORENKY.

Kupujeme oboje "a neJvyssf Cleve-
lande placene ceny. Pfineste je k
Simonovi pejspolehlivejsfmu smenAp
nfku. 216 Lenox Bldg. 2. patro,' roh
vvch. .. ul. q Euclid Ave-
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VYROCNf VOLBY RIDITELC
sTAvEBNfHO SPOLKU
"CECH."

'Podilnici vypomocneho a
stavebniho spolku "Cech" ma
zapadni strane konali vcera w
rocni svou schIzi, "a niz zvo-
leni byli clenove riditelstva pro
bezici rok. Zvolenymi jsou ma
sledujici panove: Jan V. Bee
ka, Jan Dedourek, Petr P. Ha-
Sex, Jos. Hrabak, Josef Jirka,
Jan P. Kalina, Prokop Kalina,
P. Klima, Jos. Kroft, Frant.
Nekvasil, Vaclav Veverka.
Pristi stredu budou zvoleni
hlavni 1rednici a zaroven bu-
de vydana podrobna zprava fl
,nancni, ktera ma jisto kazdeho
podilnika potesi, jelikoz vypo
mocny a stavebni spolek Czech
Ivyborne pokracuje a jemuz cd
/. ledna letos pribylo "a STA
O32.12 vkladn.
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JEDENACT PROFESORU RE.
SICNOVALO.

Ma statni uniyersite v Column
bus resignovalo jedenact profe
sord, ponevadz "a dosavadnich
honorarG staten Jim poskyto-
vanych nemohou slusne lit a
statni zakonodarna universitni
finance odeprela zlepsiti. Vsi-
chni podekovavsi Sc profesofi
pdjdou do jinych universitnich
NEST, kde poskytovany jsou uci
telskym silam lepsi platy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02

FOR sALE-Every suit and overcoat in my stock at one-fourth off. Marc Link, 1911 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02
WANTED TO RENT APARTMENTS

A ANTED-By young couple without children, 4-room apartment or 5-room bungalow; now or April 1. Call Main 3S21-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02
TIRES

TIRES AT b PRICE; NEW. CLEAN, FRESH STANDARD MAKES; SELECTED SECONDS. STANDARD MAKES SELECT SEC ONDS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SOUTH HIGHLANDS

POSSESSION APRIL l.

$500: ON A LOT 63Xt70. A pretty, 7-room house; fronts east; near Glen Iris park; this is the prettiest place in this section; terms. s25e0 cash.
 $500: EAST OF 20TTI ST A new and modern S-room house; has oak floors, tile bath. furnace heat, tile roof, cement driveway; well located and very attractive home; terms, S10O0 cash and about 5000 year.
 5000 BUYS THIS S7oOO HOME. This is a modern, 2-story, S-room house on 18th st, south of llth ave; they do not build them any better than this and it has all modern improvements; reasonable terms
 SIS. 500; A NEW, BRICK RESIDENCE This is a brand new and modern brick veneered house on one of the most de- sirabe lots in the city; has rooms, all finished in oak and birch, tile bathrooms. servants house and dou- ble garage; near the Country club; terms, $5500 cash.
 sS150 BUNGALOw-s50o CASH. This is well-built, 7-room bungalow; has oak floors in rooms, furnace heat, good plumbing, extra well built and nicely furnished; in splendid location, on 17th ave and 1 block from car line; rough lot but real bargain as the house alone cost more than $S500.
 BUNGALOW, 5000. This is the prettiest Groom bungalow in the city; Lakeview neighborhood' you will want this when you see It; reasonable terms.
 CHESTNUT HILL, sS500. You never expected to be able to get home in Chestnut hill for sS500; neither did we, but we have one and 1t is a most desirable little home; has rooms, is finished in oak. and birch, has all modern conveniences, sleeping porch and garage: terms, $15O0 cash.
 FOREST PARK. s20,0o0. To get an idea or the beauty and con- venience of this home you will have to see 1t; this was carefully planned and built for a home; is brick veneered' tile roof, wide tile porches; the interior is beautifully finished in oak and bircn; on a pretty lot in the most desirable residence section in Birmingham; after looking through this you will begin comparing 1t with $So,000 and sS5,0Oo homes; you could not duplicate this for s30.0OO; terms, s500o cash, balance to suit. $525O; ss75O CASH AND $500 A YEAR. Will buy a well-built, S-room, 2-story furnace heated house, in first-class con- dition and in q splendid location, block south of 11th ave-; this place should sell for at least S6500 but we have a price of only $5250.
 FOR @ YEARS WE HAVE DEVOTNEl' OUR TIME TO THE SALE OF HIGH CLASS RESIDENCE PROPERTY IN BIRMINGHAM.
 GEO. o. MARRY
 FRANK B. CLARK, 206 and POI Farley blGg. Main 2Si2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02
AUCTION SALES PUBLIC AUCTION

l There will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at Camp Mcclellan. Ala, commencing at o'clock a. m., Wednesday, March 12, 1919, and continuing until all animals are sold, the following surplus animals. viz: 1500 ANIMALS, INCLUDING
 CAVALRY HORSES, ARTILLERY HORSES, DRAFT MULES, RIDING MULES. The above animals have not been con- demned for government use, but are surplus, and are no longer required, and are in serviceable condition animals
 will be sold sngly, in pairs and in lots. There will be separate pens for purchased animals. The quartermaster will supply necessary
 help for loading in case of shipment of carload lots.
 There will be luncheon on the grounds.
 halter will be supplied free with each animal sold. Camp Mcclellan is seven miles from An
 niston, Ala, and can be reached by automobiles from principal hotels. A bus line runs between Annston and Camp Mcclellan.
 The government reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and to suspend the sale at the discretion of
 the commanding officer.
 No animals will be sold that cannot be certified free of contagious diseases.
 Health certificates will be furnished
 animals shipped by rail.
 Railroad cars in readiness for shipment
 of carload lots.
 Terms. Cash or certified checks. Ten
 per cent of purchase money will be re-
 quired to be deposited by the buyer aft CT each lot is sold, the balance to be | paid at the conclusion of the sale day.
 Sale will be under shelter. ! R. w. LINDENSTRUTH Captain, c. M. c.
 QuartermaSter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02

AUTOMOBILES

BEST 6-cylinder car in town, 5-passen-
 ger; owner leaving city; for sale
 cheap. Call Noble. Southern hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02

SUBSTANTIAL manufacturing corpora tion wants capable men to establish branch and manage salesmen, $2O0 to 31000 necessary; you handle own money; will allow expenses to Baltimore If you win qualify. For particulars address Secretary, 4ls N. Howard st., Baltimore. Nd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02

poems now for free examination and advice. Valuable booklet explaining our original methods for composing music. copyrighting and facilitating free, publication sent free. Knicker- booker Studios. 800 Gaiety Bldg, New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02

WANTED-Good revolver; automatic pre- ferred; will pay cash or trade a King, 36-gauge shotgun. L-70, care Age-Her- ald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02

IF YOU have 5000 to 5000 cash cap itaI and would be interested in open ing an entirely new line of business in your locality which should net you $lo.o0O to $15.Oo0 annually. write at once for particulars. Mechanical Machine Tool Works. 229 w, 52d st., New York City N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02

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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-06

field, Mass, and Heman w. of On
tario, Oregon. Mr. Clement came to
Newport in 1869, and for 45 years
was a faithful empIoye at the Prou+y
& Miller mill. Deacon Clement was
d man of extreme modesty, and only
those who privileged to come into
close touch with his life could APP
preciate the real worth and the real
strength of the man. He became a
Christian in early life, and soon iden-
tilted himself with the Congrega-
tional chrch, wherein he has for
these many years been faithful dea-
con, respected and loved by all who
knew him. He had a splendid mind
well stored with the worth while
things; a kindly heart, character
blameless, a soul as white as snow
In his passing the church loses an
other of the staunch stalwart Chris
tians of the old school, While health
permitted he was always in his place
in every service. His simple direct
prayers were a never failing help to
all who heard them, and his testi
monies left no doubt in the minds of
any of the intimate fellowship that
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-06
NEWPORT LOCALS
Death of Walter H. Clement

Deacon Walter H. Clement, who
has been in failing health for some
time, and who has been confined to
the house since the first of last Dec
ember, passed away at the home Of
his son, Robert Clement, Sunday eve
ming at 700 O'Clock. Deacon Clement
was born in Irasburg, March Fl,
1849. He was the son of James and
Rosina Clement and his early life was
spent in that town. He married Eliza
C. Mead, and their home was blessed
with six children, but their home cir
c1es were soon broken as four of the
children died in early childhood, and
Martha, the only daughter left them
died in the year 1900, leaving one son,
Robert H. Clement of this place,
with whom Mr.. Clement has made his
home since the death of his wife.
The other relatives who survive him
are three brothers, Austin O., of In
g1ewood, Cal, L. Marshal of Spring