davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
MEN FROM ITALY
ON THE WAY HOME
Troops That Fought Asainst
Austria Released.

Tho italian Consul-Generai In New
York yesterday announced that he had
stating that the ssad Infantry. composed
largely OF draft men from Ohio and
western Pennsylvania, was on It's way
nome.
Most of the units Of the regiment will
arrive here. the cable states. on the
steamships Canopic and Duoa d'Aosta,
due April IL and Is. II 10 probable that
steamship Dante Alighieri. The Ss2d
Regiment. which was part of the Eighty
third Depot Division. fought with the
Italian armies against Austria in the
closing months of the war.
wAsHrNoroN. April L. Departure
from Marseilles on March 20 OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
Troopships Due To-day

T EVIATHAN from Brest March
26, with the 338th Infantry
complete, seventy-two officers
and 4,07s men; 340th Infantry
complete, sixty-one officers and
1896 men; 337th Infantry, Ma
chine Gun Company and medical
detachment, sixteen officers and
81S men; 829th Field Artillery,
fifty-four officers and 1,401 men;
Brest Convalescent Detachments,
1875 to lat inclusive, seventy
seven officers and 1,044 men;
160th Field Artillery, Brigade
Headquarters, ten officers and
sixty-fve mon, and thirty-one
casual officers.
Arizonian from Bordeaux
March 1s, with the Fifth Corps
Artillery Park, Mobile Ordnance
Detachment, Track Companies A,
B, c, D, Z and F, Headquarters
Motor Section, and Park Head.
quarters, seventeen officers and
712 men, and twelve Aero Squad
rons Of forty officers and 1,72e
men.
Edgar A. Luckenbach from
Bordeaux March 22, with 1b9th
Infantry, Headquarters Detach-
ment, Headquarters Company,
Supply Company, Sanitary De-
tachment and Machine Gun De-
tachment, twenty-sight officers
and zoos men; Casual Company
81, Virginia, one officer and
ninety-eight men; Fortieth Divis-
ion, Headquarters Troop, two Of
hcers and 121 men, and 116th
Train Headquarters, two officers
and twenty-one men.
Lberator from st. Nazaire
March 10, with 863d Infantry,
Headquarters, Third Battalion
and Companies E, d, X, L and M,
twenty-three officers and 1,148
men; Georgia casual company Of
two officers and eighty-two men,
and casual ordnance detachment
Of one officer and three men.
Orizala from st. Nazaire
March Is, with 384th Infantry,
Headquarters, First and Second
Battalions and Companies c to
II inclusive, twenty-nine officers
and 1879 men; 34Sth Machine
Gun Battalion, Headquarters,
Medical and Ordnance Detach-
ments and Companies A to d in
elusive, eighteen officers and 886
men; 861st Infantry, Regimental
Headquarters and Headquarters
and Supply Companies, twenty
one officers and 496 men, and
St Nazaire Conval scent Detach-
ments, So to 65 inclusive, six Of
ficers and 892 mon, and sixteen
nurses.
Henderson from Bordeaux
March 10, with thirteen Bordeaux
eonvalescent detachments Of for
ty-eight officers and 1918 men;
Casual Company So of New
York, two officers and 148 mon,
and base hospital detachment Of
four officers and 156 men.
Roma from Marseilles March
Is, with 875 officers and men,
including eighteen special casual
companies and two casual COM
panies.
Culgoa from Brest March s,
with six casual companies Of two
officers and 100 men, casual Of
ficers Of the Medical Corps and
one civilian. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
ALBERT HONoRs NEW YORKER.
Confers Order of Crown on Lieut.,
Louis o. Bernheimer.

King Albert has conferred the order
Of the Crown with the rank OF Chiva.
lier upon Lieut. Louis 8. Bernheimer
son OF Sidney Bernheimer. 13s East
Seventy-seoond street. according to ad-
vices received yesterday from tho Bel
Kian mission with the American Elk.
peditionary Force, in recognition OF
valuable services rendered IN the com.
mon cause"
Lieut. Bernheimer was flight com.
mander of the EiEhty-eighth aero
squadron and has received the d. 8. C
with two oak leaves for service along
the Verdun front In September and o.
tober last year. On a raid over stenay
last November from which he returned
unscathed he took his plane within
twenty-five feet OF the streets Of tn.
town with batteries Of aircraft guns
playing upon him. He Is "a. He Il
now at the homo Of his parents and hal
announced that he will fly no more
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
JOBS FOR 500 SOLDIERS.
Springfield to Provide for It's Men
in 1O4th Infantry.

sPRrNoFrEID, Mass. April 1.-The
Chamber OF Commerce tonight an
nounced plans to insure a position for
every Springfield member OF the 104th
Infantry upon rehabilitation. The cham
ber's bureau will work with five other
employment bureaus and the soldiers
welfare organization.
8 Agents will visit Camp Devens and
list all service men, together with their
former occupations and employers.
Through the merchants and citizens
committees. employers will be inter-
viewed and arrangements made for plac-
ing the soldiers. About 500 men re-
turning with the division are to be cared
for In this manner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02

In the heart of the Afrtcander that the
objections to the present form of gov
eminent In South Africa are OF . more
practical nature and more calculated
to disturb the peace Snd happiness of
South Africa than was previously be-
neved."
DR.. van Pittius was asked II ma
jority of the population Of the union
favored Independence. He said no vote
had been taken and he couldn't say they
did, -'but anyway they ought to-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
TROOPS REACH PHILADELPHIA
Tho Felix Taussig Arrives WITH
279 Soldiers.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-The steam
ship Felix Taussig arrived here to-day
with 279 soldiers and one civilian aboard.
Tho vessel sailed from Brest March Is.
and was not expected until tomorrow.
She brought Casual Company 1917.
composed of one officer and eikhty-seven
enlisted men from Ohio. a detachment
from the l<Sth Infantry, from Camp
Custer. including two officers and 1T
enlisted men: Casual Company 745.
from various States. containing twelve
men and one officer. and five enlisted
men in Base Hospital 106. The troops
will be sent TO Camp Dir.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
BUFFALO WELCOMES TROOPS.
74th ana obth Regiments Home
After Two Years.

After TWO Years.
BUFFALO. April I. Homo portals
swung wide to-day to welcome home the
old Seventy fourth and Sixty-fifth regi-
ments after nearly two years of con-
tinuouB service with tho colors. During
the Mexican trouble the Slxty-flfth be-
came tho Third Heavy Artillery and In
the overseas organization was the 106th
Heavy Artillery In the Twenty-seventh
Division. Tho seventy-fourth, which
also saw service on tho Mexican border
was the 1osth Regiment in Organs
division.
The two regiments arrived from Camp
Upton on three special trains at IL
o'clock to-day and formed for q parade
at the foot Of Main street. which was n
blaEe Of color and lised with thousands
Of persons.
At Lafayette Square the parade was
reviewed by Mayor George g. Buck
members of the City Council and the
Mayors and village presidents OF
nearby towns which furnished men and
separate companies to the two regl-
mentA After dinner in the armores
of the two regiments the separate COM
panies left for Niagara Falls. Hornell.
Olean. Jamestown and tho Tonawandas,
where further welcoming festivities
awaited them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
THERE'S A HOME HERE YOU SHOULD OWN
OWN YOUR HOME THESE PRICES ENABLE
 YOU TO DO so


 Sacrifice price, s4500; located on Cypress ave; downstairs has reception hall, living room, din ing room, buffers pantry and kitchen; upstairs has large bed room across entire front; 2 oth- CT bedrooms, tile bath, furnace heat, hardwood floors through out; servants room; reasonable cash payment, balance $40 per month. House will rent for $50. Possession about July 1.
 A PICKUP
 For s3250, a 2-story, furnace heated house. rooms. bed rooms and bath upstairs; on 18th st., &, near 10th ave; would rent for $40 per month; Pay $500 cash and the rent will take care of the rest.
 ON CHESTNUT HILLS A very attractive house, in first class condition; two beau tiful tile baths, house faces east. paved street; price $1o,000. JUST OFF HIGHLAND AVE. S-room, 2-story frame house, located on 30th st., S., just off Highland ave; it is furnace ' heated, hardwood floors. beau tiful location; this house has been offered at s9500, but own CT is leaving Birmingham and has cut to $S500 for quick turn.
 AN IDEAL PLACE A beautiful brick home on Chestnut Hills, hardwood floors throughout two tile baths with the latest plumbing; garage and servants house; shrubbery all planted, and everything inn good shape; price s12,0O0.
 ON CLIFF ROAD Just off Highland ave, an at tractive home, of artistic de- sign, and beautifully finished inside, has living room, dining room, den, buffers pantry down stairs; four bedrooms and sleeping porch upstairs; heated with hot water heat; located on a large lot nicely terraced and lots of shrubbery, double ga- rage, servants rooms, etc, property is located convenient ly to car line; the owner lives away from Birmingham and has requested us to sell this prop erty.
 LOUISE ST.
 2-story residence, hardwood floors throughout, faces east; this lot is ITO feet deep, house modern with field stone front, attractive looking; price s5500.
 MONTGOMERY ST. 7-room, 2-story, modern, fur heated residence, pretty, grassy lawn; faces east; e1evat- ed lot; house in good condi- tion, right on car line; price of this is s4000.
 SOUTHSIDE BUNGALOW For sale, on 18th ave, S.; liv- ing room, dining room, kitch- en, bedrooms, sleeping porch, tile bath, beam ceiling, hard wood floors, furnace heat; F block of car line; very attrac- tive price, $5250.
 ON 11TH AVE, S. An attractive S-room, 2-story residence, all woodwork inside freshly vanished and house newly papered and painted and looks fine; this house was built by the owners who live in it and it has been well taken care of, is double f1oored, storm sheated, level lot with pretty, grassy lawn, house faces south; this is a $7,500 home for $6S00.
 WOODLAND AVE, s. S-room, 2-story residence. level lot, make anyone a good home, half block of car line, faces south; price, $4000.
 CALL MIR. T. w. QUINN,
 MAIN 52S0. R. B. & INS. C
 211 N. goth St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
WEST END

$25O0 buys a dandy 5-room cottage mod, ern in every respect, on 1st Ave, West End, facing south; bargain for the price.
 $350O buys a modern Groom cottage on End Ave, West End, all street inn provements; just the house you've been looking for. $3250 for Groom bungalow; modern in every respect; all street improvements; situated on a large lot on End Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
WOODLAWN HOME

FOR SALE: Groom bungalow, modern and furnace heated, on good elevated lot facing the north lot 50xl90 on Grand Ave, convenient to churches and schools and car lines; s30o0, s1000 cash, balance to suit; it will pay you to see this.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
WOODLAWN

5500-If you want real home, one that will last for generations, call Ensley z, and ask for our MT. Farrar, who will show you the best buy in Birmingham; a modern Groom, pressed brick veneer home, built by contractors for his own home. Best of material. fine location, gas, electric lights, bath and all of best street improvements.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15

FIVE POINTS HOME-Possession in 30 days, 8 rooms. bath, level lot 50x150, 1921 So. 20th St, price s65O0; will trade equity for other property; go see it. BEAUTIFUL HOME-For immediate pos session on best part of 11th Ave, 5 roons modern in every respect; garage and servants house; bath separate 5a1ding: big level lot; price reasonable and rill trade for improved property
 5 P. STURGEON & CO.
 ell z3st St. 2 Phone Main A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
WOODLAWN HOME

FOR SALE: An elegant Groom residence with bath, gas, electric lights, in the best of repair on lot 72x140; convenient to all the car lines and the churches and schools; we certainly recommend this to any enc looking for a small home; onl.- 5000, $500 cash and the bal ance arranged to suit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
WEST END HOME

FOR SALE: Good 7-room 2-story resi- dence, in the best of repair, facing car line, extra large lot; the best buy in West End and will take Liberty bonds in payment; only $500. s75O cash and the balance to suit; call us at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
WEST END

'625o-A pretty, well-built home with all modern conyeniences, located on two lots, 50x190 each, in best of resi- dential district A good bargain that calls for strictly cash. Call Ensley ', and ask for Edward L. Farrar, with Kicks Real Estate and Ins. Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
NORWOOD

s575O buys dandy 11s-story Groom bum galow on 18th St.. modern in every re- spect all street improvements; real bargain so don't fail to see it. s6500 for a modern 2-story S-room house on 3oth St., facing east; in excellent condition; garages; lot 50x19o; sold at sacrifice; come and get it. s45oO buys a dandy Broom dwelling on Montgomery street; modern in every re- spect: all street improvements; posses sion October 1st.
 ss3OO for modern S-room 2-story house on esth St. all street improvements and in good condition; situated on large lot; don't buy before you see this.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
TENTH AVE, S., HOME

FOR SALE: Elegant S-room, s2-story home with gas, electric lights and all conveniences in the best of repair; a snap for s6000, s15O0 cash and the bal ance to suit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15

On South Highlands about four blocks
 of Five Points, on lot 5ox165, facing
 south 2-story, S-room home at
 s475o. payable 5000 cash and bal
 ance on terms.
 Between Birmingham and Ensley, on
 car line. substantial cottage, facing
 east, on lot 175x2oO feet. In excel-
 lent neighb borhood
 In Woodlawn, cottage home on large
 lot, we'll located Prompt possession
 and reasonable terms.
 On South Ensley car line, near Owenton,
 an attractive 2-story S-room dwell-
 ing, nicely arranged and located
 Reasonable terms and low price. 20 acres in woods about miles be-
 yond East Lake, at only $l100. Ex-
 cellent for summer home or chick
 ems. and is near schools and church. Three acres with good houses, barn, servants house and other out build ings, we'll and fruit. within A mile of car, school and churches. Modern bungalow. facing east on ele-
 vated North Highlands lot. Has 3 bedrooms, den. living and dining room, kitchen and bath. Garage. Very reasonable price.
 In suburbs cottage of rooms and hall. short distance of car, lot 100x140 feet. Has garage. servants room. COW Stall and chicken house. cross fenced. Good garden; $500. payable $250 cash and balance monthly with in- terest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
11TH AVE, S.. HOME

FOR SALE: S-room residence with all conveniences except furnace and in the best of repair; large lot 50x210, with ga rage on the rear; this is an exceptional! buy: $6000, 5000 cash and the balance can be arranged; you don't want to miss seeing the residence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
FOR SALE-S15
FOR SALE

4 splendid two-story brick-veneered resi- dence in the Country club district; has four bedrooms. sleeping porches two tile baths servants house and garage finished in beautiful hardwood through out: located On large lot house com parativeiy new: any one wishing a strictly modern, up-to-date house vii be interested in this place. For fur ther information call on
 FOWLKES R. E. & I. co.
 22-2s Brown Marx Bldg.
 Phone Main S54.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
WEST END

Improved lot 5Ox140, fronting east, block of car, 6-room bungalow, hardwood floors, large rooms throughout, nice hallway, spacious bath, furnace heated. look will convince you that it is worth $3150, and this can be paid by the assump tion of $1750 mortgage, $500 cash ana s35 per month; possession Oct. l. Owner lives in another city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
NORWOOD HOME INVESTMENTS

rooms and sleeping porch, hard wood floors, furnace, newly paint ed, composition roof, beautiful, large lot, choice location. l block from car line: servants house and garage; occupancy at once: price, S7S50: one-third cash, balance like rent.
 we'll built six room bungalow, nearly new, modern and up-to-date in every way. Just S535O, on terms. A desirable home, convenient to the Norwocd car line.
 A beautiful bungalow, with large cool rooms and a fine tile porch, eastern exporuse; convenient to car and bus lines. This is a home complete with closets, tile bath, hardwood floors throughout, fur mace heat, etc, making it a de Hghtful place in which to live Occupancy July l if sold at a-o. See me for Norwood home Ideal location, pretty franl ths outside and better ooSir ias'a rooms, hardwood flo7rs faaun out, furnace, stElcflt A aa' large living and 3H Jd sized bed rooms. fzce 5o1i rms. BEN Gl5EES SLMAN
 AIEs ise. .AGER Fc, R r. & INS. co.
 a4 -i6-i Woodward Bldg.
 Main 955
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15

Building seems to be out of the ques- tion, scarcity of houses is appalling, demand for desirable residences are far beyond the supply In my opin ion the scramble for homes will be far greater for October than they were last April Farm seekers are more numerous than before and values are looking upward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
HOMES FOR SALE
 $575o

A nice, modern. 2-story s. 2Sth st. home; has all the modern convent ences and in excellent condition; irn- mediate possession.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
WEST END

'5S00-S-room, 2-story home; new, with gas electricity, bath, furnace heated, best location in Princeton; built by owner for home. He is now living out of the city and, therefore, is selling at a sacrifice. If you want a real home, on good terms, call Ensley ', and ask for Edward L. Farrar, with Kicks Real Estate and Ins. Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
SOUTH HIGHLANDS

One most convenient Groom bungalow on a lot 50x150, fronting east and block of car, in dandy location; hardwood floors, furnace heat; cash. balance to suit; possession in 60 days; owner leaving city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
THOS. H. VAUGHN

9o2 First National Bank bldg.
 Main 4106
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
COUNTRY HOME

Near beautiful Trussville. on pike and >~160 acres level open land; this will
 go at big bargain and there is no
 prettier land in Jefferson county
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
$25,OOO

A superb home, 1 block south of High land ave. on large lot facing south; is built of brick and stone, tile roof. baths, servants quarters and ga- rage; has never been occupied ex- cept as home; will be glad to show you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15

.-.- 4411. Gc s44 a5saA te
 oo ss sfhs Fossp rcs TAa1 R
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
5000

A handsome Groom bungalow in I.akeview district; has hardwood floors, tile bath and tile roof and on large lot: this is hieh c' r1s and new.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-19
OUT O. ORDER
ST0MACH;S
Indigestion, Acidity, Sourness
and Gases ended with
"Pape's Diapepsin'
-...........-.................,.,,..a,y.

The moment you eat b table, OF
two Of Pape's Dlapepsin ali the Jumps
Of indigestion pain, the sou1ncss.
heartburn and belching Of gases. dta
to acidity, vanish-truly wondnrfUt!
Millions OF people know that 1t
Is needless to be bothered with IN.
digestion, dyspepsia or a disordared
stomach. A few tablets Of p. pes
Diapepsin neutralize acidity an6 aiyo
relief at once-no waiting Gay q
box Of Pape's Diapepsin now. Don't
stay dyspeptic! Try to regulatc your
stomach SO you can eat faS3Tito
foods without causing distress. Thc
cost Is SO little. The benef}j so
great.--adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-19
FOR SAt,. Il: y$
HE ACRES OF Lh M.

Seven acres cleared and Ia 4l
state of cultivation. Young arnt
orchard on it; fifty or sixty jr.ra
have borne two years, fall and II
ter fruit; all grated tree, inc va
riety. Thirty-seven acres we'll r0,
bered, first growth pine, oak nud
hickory. Plenty of Cross-tic ANA y
mill timber.
All of this land lies Well I.D,
ming water on the place. There #rg
no buildings on the place, but .,
place to build. Fine views; ...J
grove on public road near the q d
ard; daily II. +. d. route run@
through the place. Two miles luu
Mountain Rest; one milo ..rl
church and one mile from schou
will sell on easy terms ana .au
show you the property at any time
Call on or write
w. j. KEOWN,
lib South Oak Street.
'SF >'ENlG
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-19
Farmers Decline Gomper~' plan.

Grand Rapids, Nov. Is. Through
their representatives, 100000 Amer
lean farmers and their wives to day
declined an alliance with uaion
labor. BY an overwhelming g0te
the National Grange, in annua on
vention here, adopted in reply - an
invitation extended by San ual Comp.
ers for conference in WashinrIon
the following reSSlution:
"Ihe National Grange dec5nes
your invitation for con tercu@ in
Washington, December 13 "
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-19

Invest IN some Red Cross Christ
mas Seals. They pay large diyi-
dends---not in actual cash returned
to the purchaser. but in conscious
ness Of having helped a good cause
These seals are sold for the purpose
of raising funds for the fight being
waged against the white plague
tuberculosis. There is greater need
to-day for the fight than ever be-
fore. Don't fail to buy and use all
The Red Cross seals you can afford.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-19
The Confer Township Singers.

The Ccntcr Township Singers.
The Center township Singing AS
sociatiOn will meet with Bethel
church at Oakway next Sunday, Nov.
23d, at 2 o clock. All singers and
lovers Of music are urged to attend
and bring singing books. Come, and
let's have a service pleasing to the
Lord. w. II. Higginbotham,
President
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-19

are the most practical, convenient, comfortable
and satisfying play suits ever made for rompng
youngsters. They will make mothers work
easier and the clothing bills less They save
stockings, mending and washing They endure
the ha. lest wear, because every strain point is
reinforced and is made strong and smooth
Active children do not like clothing that binds
pulls or bothers them.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-19

LEE UNION-ALLS you will get the best
piece garment the market. The quality of
LEE UNlON-ALLS is unsurpassed because both
material and workmanship the best. The
steel buttons are rivetCd to the cloth, every
strain point is reinforced. all seams are triple
stitched, all buttonholes are whipstitched. Each
gal ment has eight large, convenient pockets, in
Guiding famous 3-:n-i DoESnE
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-19

The man who his finds LEE UNON-ALLS
valuable Of his
road He slips into LEE UNIONALdS in jifythey right
other clothing and him No
ter how muddy dusty tho road, part
reaches clothing
by LEE UNlONAIIS. They're invaluable working
at home for odd Jobs about the house.
The spectator., 1919-07-15
Waning Order.

At the May. 1919, Term of the Frank in Probate Court, Ozark District there. of. The following administrators, guar dians and executors filed their final set dement's and annual reports. which were by the court continued for excep tions.
 $. A. Patrick. administrator of Est of Sallie Patrick.
 And all persons interested in said set dement's are warned to appear in this court on or before the 3rd day of the next August, 1919. Term. and file theil exceptions to same. if and they have or they may be forever barred and pre- cluded from excepting to the same ol any item thereof.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 3Oth day of May. 1919. (SeaD JOHN BOLLINGER. Clerk of the Probate Courts of Frank. lin County, Arkansas.