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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11

PARTY finding check book and bank
book and contents. Thursday morn
Ing Is known; please return to 5l2 4.
East 26th 81. or Phone Walnut 30j7, II.
VI Acres! reward
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KoDAKs. FILMS AND yINIsaINo

Jefferson school. iicS %.st Nh "
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES
$40 REWARD.

$3.50 REWARD.
Stolen from my garage In Lehigh,
Oklahoma, Saturday night. September
cCth. one 1919 model Ford touring car
had extra radius rods. engine No
2sljo?s. license No. 5000: will pay siSO
for car and convlcting evidence agalns,
thief or thieves. or sloo Tor car only.
Joe Ballard, Merchants National Bank
LehiEh. Oklahoma.
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FOR RENT--large front room In mod
ern home. furnished or unfurnlshed.
i'2 W. noble Maple 5gi9-J
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FOR RENT--One Of tho most comfort
able bedrooms In the city, gentlemen
only. Phone Walnut 1895
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LOST

One good gear casing and rim. SoI
si1 from corner Of 10th and Western.
east on 10th, Cali Maple 1881.
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FOUNDy-A valuable lodge pin. Call
WRlnnt ak6s
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Front bedroom; private
entrance, furnished or unfurnished .
one or two people, Maple 3bls
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NICELY furnished south sleeping room
20 people employed i2lt n. Hudson.
Walnut 53l3
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or a20 H. sth
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NICE southeast bedroom. private home.
glrl employed. reference exchanged.
Maple 1874
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ONE nice steam heated room for one or
two gnntlcmcn. belklrk. 7l3h N.
Broadway.
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SLEEPING rooms; wslkln. distance;
cor line; Hdult. Sos W. Choctaw.
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LARGE Well furnished. southeast room
for gentlemen. Walnut 1910.
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MODERN furnished room. gentleman
preferred. 3lb Enst 9th. Maple 61i3.
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vUlTE OF 3 newly furnished rooms
with hot ana cold running water.
Shone. Iced spring water and all con-
veniences; suitable for three gen,lo-
men 2O1 West 4th
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

693 WEST RENO-Two large rooms.
nicely furnished for light housekeep.
Ing. Ia quiet modern flat. Adults pre-
fericd.
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ONE large upstairs sleeping room. south
exposure private entrance. > blocks OF
| Classcn carins; walking distance: gen
tloman or couple employed. 81 30 per
week. bl6is n, Shartel Maple 973s.
ELEGANT sleeping room, 92o East 9TH.
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NICELY furnished room, prlvats home.
gentlemen only. Walnut 2St6,
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LosT-Psir Of mud chains between
the end of pavement on ", card ST.
W California. Liberal reward
BOYS dark green coat size ss lost.
reward fJ.o0. Call Walnut $500
STOLEN from % W. Noble. boys coast
cr wagon without bed. reward for
return
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
sarDustor uses ksrosene.

An automatic carburetor has been
developed In England for which aston
ishing claims are made. The details
of its construction are withheld. but
its performance Is said on good atl-
thority to be remarkable. During q
demonstration test II was used on q
two-cylInder, sIx-horsepower motor
cycle. The start was made with the
engine cold and the float chamber hall
flled with gasoline The change 70
kerosene, while under way, produced
no noticeable difference IN the per-
Torrance of the engine. There was no
knocking on grades. no smoke. no
ogior. The cylinders fired crisply, the
pickup was quick, the firing regular at
all speeds, and the power all that could
be desired. 1t Is even claimed that,
with the new carburetor, a gallon OF
kerosene viii drive the motorcycle
and sidecar the uhheard-of distance Of
So miles, but there Is no official com
firmation Of this statement.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
learning Deadly Ain.

The skin with which American gum
ners frustrated the attacks Of B-bOata
was due, Id d large measure. to the
use of an ingenious target for gun
practice during the voyages. The de-
vice consisted Of framework, about
thirty feet long and Eve feet wide,
built to be drawn through the water,
with an imitation coming tower and
periscope mounted on the upper side.
It was drawn behind the ship by
means OF two cables attached one above
the other. BY pulling on the upper one,
the upper side Of the frame was made
TO project forward. causing the target
ID rise to the surface, while BY pull
ing On the lower cable the device
wouId quickly submerge. Officers out
Of sight Of the gunners manipulated
the apparatus. frequently changing
the range BY paying out or taking In
the cables.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
COURT HAD
LIGHT SESSION TO-DAY

The Orphans Court met IN regu-
lar session today and following the
reading and approval Of the minutes
IL the last session the following busi-
mass was transacted
The arst and final account Of Brun~
= Anderson, administrator of
claudius Warfeld. was filed and APP
proved.
Release of Samuel ! Shipley to
BYuner Il. Anderson, administrators.
was fled.
Inventory 81 personal property q
1ohn Parker, deceased, flled and ap-
proved by the court.
inventory Os real estate Of John
parker. deceased. filed and passed.
order FOR the sale q personal prop
ertv oe John Parker. deceased. fled
and approved ~ tho court
Inventory be the personal estate ot
henry 4 Tydlngs, deceased, 1led and
approved by the court,
The last viii and testament q
Thonas a. peach was fled and ad-
nitted q probate.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15

I -Tken. csDnean6ed Erac1. sEat1na
what rs hm@ kn0wn al aana@ yus
lcannc9 reaeh The island
Ranklln stayed his stroke. He lock
"a ~ his en@zny. He waa even with
MIN as last, but whom bits turn caEaas
IwOald hs eace Aeath halg aa wellf
/ vengeance was his. but not sack
!, yangeanre % be had dwelt On. brood
ga over.
Vance" he called. .yOu must come
in here. MOnica for all know hAa
the greater need og you.
Ny stap.aanghter. I" answered 0sorga
Vance
NY heaven" groaned Bruce Ran
Kiln. Tor Ii waa he. after all. whO WA
punished, not hla enemy.
He leaned across the little space q
water.
-George Vance, Z he announced. you
owe this to me. Change places with
me. what should be to Monies when
/ Had LETT the man who has been - 9
father To her drown! ~
| Vance put out his hand. Bruce an
iderstood, clasped Ii
Now, said Rankin.
Again Vance shook his head: and
then out 81 the silence behind the IL
land came regular beating noise
Both men knew LII IN instant whai
that meant. il meant life not for one
tor the other of them. but for both 81
them. tor 1t Waa d little paddle steam
IL which piled across the Lake daily
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15

Subscriptions Fer Flrs Apparatus
The following subscriptions have
been received on the Water Witch
Hook and Ladder COmpany's new
piece Of IRE apparatus:
Mrs. 3. ii Medford, $500: Mr.
Charles Tucker, 800: Mira Mamie
Chase. 800: VIM. H. Butler. $500;
Mrs. j. K GLADDEN.. sl0O: Toward
sans, 800 John Bailey, $40: Louis
sans. $500; Mrs. Alga Williams
500: W. r chiIds, $500; John H
Wells, $500.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
Capt. 81. clair Saith
To Leave For Exnee

~ Z
Captain ST. Clair Smith who IS
about to leave for FRANCE, where he
Will be IN charge BIZ the largest radio
station IN the world, leaves many
friends ct the Naval Academy. He
has served several terms OF duty here
usually IL the Department 81 Physics
and Electricity.
Many people Ia Annapolis are un-
der the obligation 10 him TOR his never
failing and untiring desire to extend
all possible courtesies to officers fam
ilies and civilians interested in the
Academy This was particularly felt
during his term as Secretary OF the
Ofiicers Mess.
Not the least Of his services was his
work as chairman of the board for re-
organizing the civilian teaching stan
This was q matter III which he has
always had firm convictions, and III
which his stand for what was prac-
ticable proved to be great advantage.
He thoroughly sympathlzed with the
civilians, who had been waging an
uphill fight for q great many years
lie will long be remembered with
appreciation by the professors and In
structors who owe so much 70 his
sound Judgment and good will.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
- asslesvl ssIll Teule'

whieh 81 sirapIy IRON and QIJfNINE
snapenfled hi syrap, Restores vitality
|and nargy by Purifying and EnrsSh-
srm sI.a Blood sd pleasant evaat Chil-
dren like II Qg can sgon feel is
sseransaseilin, nvigoEating Rect.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
COUNCIL HAD BUSES
SESSION IN LONG y
(Conainued From Pare one

(COnainued From Page One
Beaytn ordering the street c0unls-
tee ID ask for bids ID pave Cathiral
street lost on roll cal. Those vasing
aye were: Aldermen Beayin, Wells,
Levy, Stevens and Russell. and Aaose
against Mayor Strange. Counselor
RnIlman. Aldermen klnith. PaNkiTl
son and adams
The sum OF $3.50 was awardea for
cleaning the city streets for the
month of May.
Ferry Celebration HID
Mayor Strange then took NJ the
matter Of staging celebration 8 the
day the Annapolis Claiborne terry II
ID be pnt ID operation Oh this slsEe Of
the water
He said that Claiborne was ar8ang-
ing d big celebration and that Asnap-
oils should not miss this opportunity
to stage q jubilee too. His sugg ton
that the city present nag TO bensed
on the boat met with i hearta re-
Spouse and i resolution that $50 be
appropriated for it's purchase car
Iried unanimously "A committed was
named to purchase the flag conlbosed
OF Aldermen Smith. Levy and RasselL
and Counselor Rullman. The will
decide whether the banner Is to- be an
American or State flag.
a committee TO procure SPEAKERS
for the occasion Was named aad is
composed of Aldermen Wells .evy
Stevens. and Counselor RullInaS The
reception committee includes Alder-
men Beavin. Russell. Adams, Earkin-
son and Counselor Rullman.
The mayor said he had been con-
ference with Gov. Harrington and
that the aofficial family 81 the cJsg had
been invited to make the first Zip on
the new boat
There ii To be meeting sometime
next week III Gov. HarrIngtons Bal
/ timore once when committee from
claiborne Will meet delegation from
this city t0 complete arrang snlents
for the opening on May i Mayor
/ Strange named himself as Chairman
of a committee To go from hAre to-
gether with Alderman smiAh and
ICounseloT RuIlman
Fire Subject Is ZIP
Alderman Beayin urged that every
effort be made to catch che poison or
persons who are causing the numer-
Gus disatr0us fires at regulaS inter
walls here. MAYOR Strange assured
him that everything possible g being
done to not only catch firebrasads but
to prevent fires.
The eulprit with the diamoAd ring
who IS cutting show windows IN DIFF
lYerent parts Of the down town dis
trfct was arraigned BY Alderman q.
w. Smith. He said that many line
plate glass had been damaged re-
Icenty. and that merchants, Who had
suffered through this practice would
make up purse Of SIS for tts arrest
of the person or persons who are do
ing the work
Alderman Parkinson closed the
meeting with an appeal fdE more
strenuous efforts to- stop Bookkeeping
lin the city. He said that lse knew
bootleggers are doing q thriving bus
Iiness here and that II IS not fair for
the city to be deprived of thefeyenue
lthat formerly came from the saloons
and allow unprincipled perAons to
reap d harvest by violating The law
He had no remedy to sngge9t, how
ever. to curb them.
The hands Of the clock lodaed close
to midnight when the wear solorls
heard the happy suggestion, toyeswe
adjourn. and It was PROMPTLY sec
londed and carried.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
WOW Mh,f

Is II not strange
When petticoats are al the last gasp.
That they should become lovelier
and lovelier2
Perhaps it's the final plea who
knows! Anyhow they are hlossomsng
frantically
The newest II &c palesf flesh satin.
founced in eobwebby lace and gar
landed Iayishly with siiken flowers
d lingerie dream.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
! Entertaining
Midghipnlen

Admiral Scales and Mrs. Scales are
entertaining at dinner each Saturday
evening and Sunday, small groups Of
nidshiprnen Of the first class. They
hope In this way to have had as their
personal guests every member Of the
class before june week.
Mrs. Eberle. wife OF Admiral Ed
ward w Eberle, u. s. M, went to
New York yesterday to meet the adj
mlral, who Ii arriving this week with
the Atlantic feet After d months
absence in New York and at Old Point
Mrs. Eberle will return to Washing
ton and again be the guest Of her son
and daughter-in-law Assistant Pay
master Edward Randolph Eberle, y.
s. M and Mrs. Eberle.
Mrs. George G. Pegram left for New
York today to meet her husband,
Commander Pegram who has Just re-
turned from abroad They Will be at
the Ansonia for few days before re-
turning to Annapolis.
Admiral Hugo Osterhaus and Mrs.
Osterhans were guests of Prof and
MRS. William o. Stevens at their home
s Martin place, on Sunday A number
OF their old friends called there In
formally to see them.
There Will be no service dance a
the Baden Street Arnory this week
III respect to the season.
A fine musical program Is promised
at the West Annapolis Fire Hall, Fri
day evening, April II Special out q
town talent has been secured and i
lis expected many Annapolis people
will attend.
Miss Corinne Talbot has been con
aned TO her home for the past week
with acute neuralgia. She is nov
somewhat Improved
MRS. ~. G. MacCrone, wife Of Major
lW. d. MacCrona, u. s. Al. 81, and young
daughter Evelyn Timewell, who have
been spending the winter in Calves.
lion. Texas, where her husband has
Iheen stationed, are visiting Mrs. Mac
lCrone,s parents Mr.. and Mrs. g, G
ward, Prince George street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
illnd ) MRS. EMMA ABBo7.T cAGE
eIasus blossom for each member

cissus blossom for each member.
3 with best wishes. We are.
Your friends,
E FRENCH.
President.
GLADYS HANTsKEa,
Secretary
T. 81. TUCKER,
g. s Committee, West Annapolis
Girl Reserves
Treasurer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
Tie Violet

eallfp with the face Of 4
n4sn air Of seclusiOn
te hpart. | should like 70
s coming and empty
So e bold rose with her.
l,,.r alid paint,
iiss she wastes in pro-
8sl9
James g Gable.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
Rugs & Carpets Dry
Cleaned
AAS sl'aLIS STORAGE al
TRANSFER 90.
SoRTIlsyEsT STREET
Phone 500

= Ntta n " rs 4 HIHM4ksA
Phone sea
49, la,slg its Nh. I'd. cleaning end
Na,ag tyr ille samnseF nsonghs In
and term proof eognpaESnA
!, square sartl.
a d,a s.'iled for and delivered. AZ
~ eaAll On delivery.
d. packers for china end
aEIan's IRE Also Grating faFsli ere asz
fIsst 70 all parts OF the w0glsas
nssl spfeef starage anrkaas am&
81 warehouse.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15

ne Brady has turned
md for Devastated
81 ia of s4I This nice
proceeds 81 the dance
ea 10y "is - -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
Aks bean Sent
EhNer Shower


Wien Miss dean, director Of the u.
Cafeteria, came down town
3 open The rooms this morning q very
pleasant surprise awaited her In the
arafot basket Dc lovely spring foW-
ars harcissus. yiolets and aTbutls.
Accompanying The Gift was & note
ifan flle girls themselves Miss Dean
ttry aaselftshly filed all tile vases
af iAe tlhles iii the cafeteria and
staFed lief eifts with the friends Of the
DIS letter follows
Monday evening.
g near Mss Dean
are wondering II you and your
atFpas Won enjoy some flowers
sasaered hy allr club. There is mar
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15

Kibbee, 20 Upshur
S8y Academy. entertained the
gsaias tasa club composed q =
e.. Il h hafne yesterday after
se1lf
81, Johnson IS visiting her
rs nv p Johnson, Of st.
mn Ieft0r5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
Pslm Snnda!
aYF4,

t..,,tisgl services were held Sum
Aunes The subject Of
= sfmoa IN tie REV. 4. %. Johnson
Il, blessed s He That coneth IN
Tss same af Fhe Lord
Pain sunday hymns were sung. and
he early morning, evening. and
,l.,su ocioek services palms were
,.ta II TIL congregation, q beautiful
.tab0l 81 the entry Of Christ into
,s,asalen. when the multitude strew-
d palal leayes ID the way
iii t. lemson sang beautifully
II ofterory The Palms The
-,sarfll vas very attractive and q
ira number Of the congregation
~ present ii al services.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-15
Il Correction

CORRECTION
q,s Nathan Ghilds Collected si06 for
II Emergency hospital fund. This
an VAS previously reported 81 the
nlleetion III Mrs. Walton Hopkins
III ehilas vas one Of Mrs. Gantt's
committee II MtllersviIle.
MI ia Mrs. Waiter Clark went TO
Washington Yesterday To attend the
lsaeral IL Charles Weser, who was g
ifeha If sIr Clarke, and we'll known
eyaer packer IA the Capitol.
Nr and Mrs Walter Clarke are en-
srtainlng "a their guest for q few
siys Rev II Il Spencer Of the Mary
ha3 Avenue Methodist church
Nf Webster. ST Anne's choir mas
sg las rlfarge Of the music In the
HgA school for the rest Of the year.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-20
SUI FERRO-SOL
HIGHLY PRAISED
BY A WOMAN
Body Covered With Scales and
Sores-Now She Thanks God
For Giving Her a Means of
Recovery.

II can remember that when | was
going through long siege of Pellagra,
so virulent that all remedies seemed un-
ayailing." said Mrs. J. w. Black, 1915
Underwood avenue. Birmingham, Ala,
Il lost all interest in my household
duties and I know I must have been
very hard to get along with at times. l
did suffer though. most terribly. My
hands, body and limbs. even my mouth,
were affected with scales and sores. No
remedy that the doctor prescribed gave
me any relief. i experimental with ev-
erything that was on the market for
Peilagra but relief seemed hopeless
Sulferro-Sol was becoming widely talk
ed of as a certain remedy for Pellagra
and I determined to try it. The very
first few doses encouraged me 10 think
had found remedy at last and |
continued it's use. In oil reverepc-I-say,
thank God l did for ] am now we'll
Woman. not a sore or scale on my body,
and with renewed interest in life and
full capacities TO enjoy its pleasures. ]
am glad, oh. very glad, to tell of my re-
covery and will never fail to speak the
praises of Sulferro-Sol to all VINO IN
Hundreds OF others could truthfuly
corroborate Mrs. Blacks statcment as
ing Pellagra. 1t is also wonderful
medicine In cases of eczema, rheuma /.
tism. dyspepsia and other forms of
stomach blood and nervous troubles.
Try bottle of this wonder medicine
and be convinced. All druggists sell tt
or can get il for you. Refuse all sub
stitutes. There is no medicine on earth
like it.
sulferro-sol is manufactured at Mont
gomery, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-20
JEFFERSON COUNTY
MAY BUILD ROADS
OF MILITARY TYPE
Representative Huey, Engi-
neer Bats0n, CulverhOuse
and Tarrant Inspect
Government Roads

Montgomery, March 19.-{Special)
Jefferson county may build roads SINH
lar to those constructed by the govern
ment to Camp sheridan, known as mill
taly roads. Tom Huey, representative
In the Legislature from Jefferson county,
and who has been named a member of
the Jefferson county board of reve-
nue. S. r. Batson. Jefferson county
engineer; Harry Culverhouse, assistant
engineer. and George Tarrant of Biz
raIngham were in Montgomery Wednes-
day inspecting the government roads
leading to the military reservations.
The delegation was delighted with
the condition of the military roads,
and although they did not say what
recommendations would be made, it is
probable they will suggest the building
of such roads in Jefferson county dur
ing the year and in 1920
The delegation left Montgomery
about 4:30 o'clock in an automobile for
the Magic City. They called on Gov
ernor Kilby during the afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-20
WORSE THAN
DEADLY
POISON GAS.

Kidney disease is no respector of per.
sons. 1t attacks young and old alike
In most cases the victim Is warned
Of the approaching DANGER Nature fights
back Headache, Indigestion, insomnia,
lame back, lumbago,. sciatica, rheuma.
tism, pain in the loins and lower alb
domen, difficulty in urinating, all are
indication Of trouble brewing in your
kidneys.
When such symptoms appear you will
almost certainly find Quick relief In
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules.
This famous old remedy has stood
the test for two bundled years In help
ing mankind to fight on disease.
1t is imported direct from the home
laboratories in Holland, where It has
helped to develop the Dutch into one
Of the sturdiest and healthiest races Ia
the world, and It may be had at
almost every drug store. Your money
promptly refunded II it does not re-
lieve you. Be sure to ret the genuine
GOLD MEDAL Brand In sealed pack
ages, three sissA
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-20

flict, the world is impatient to clear
away its ruins and build anew the
structures of society. Law and order,
individual right and national existence,
science and civilization-all are in
volved in this crisis. Religion itself
is not exempt-nor faith, nor hope, nor
virtues that have hitherto served as
the basis of freedom-all are at stake,
all dependent upon the issue to which
events are so rapidly moving
AS all the forces of evil, passion and
greed and hatred, have combined to
bring calamity upon the world. so, in
equal unity and strength must the
agencies of good co-operae to restore
and preserve the social order, the home.
the school and the church, public au-
thority and private tendeavor.
These are all necessary in the work
of reconstruction. To eliminate any
one of them would only render our
problems more difficult To widen
and improve education and yet ex-
clude the essential truths of morality
and religion would prepare us perhaps
for another great struggle but it would
not secure us the blessings of peace"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-20
SUITS FILED

Mrs. S. F. Bloxom filed suit yesterday
in the circuit court against the First
National Bank of Birmingham for s5o,oOo
damages for alleged personal injuries.
James Charles Watson pro ami Wiley
Watson against Edgar L. Adler, for $4,000
damages, for alleged personal injuries.
Suit was filed by James G. Smith VS..
the Birmingham Railway, Light and
Power company for $4,000 damages for
alleged personal injuries
Marvin Benton, pro ami J. {. Benton
flied suit against r. B. Maclin for dam
ages in the amount of $4,000 for alleged
personal injuries.
J. w Lester filed suit against the
Peanut Produce company for $500 dam
ages for alleged personal injuries.