davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-04-03
Men. Township Officer.

The following officers were elec.
ted in Menu township at the an.
nual election. March 18:
Supervisor-Oscar Peterson.
Clerk-Emil Jahnel
Assessor-C. w. Bradford,
Justice of the Peace-Wm. Bau.
er.
Constable-Jack Hackett.
Road Overseer-C. W. Brad.
ford.
Moses +. Hackett was named
chairman Of the board of supervi.
sors for the coming year. The hold.
over supervisors are Moses E. Hack.
EFT and With. Storm.
A tax levy of S7OO.OO for general
township purposes, and s6OO.vO
for road and bridge fund was
made.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-04-03

opportunity to build its principal
roads with federal and state aid.
There is s51, ,9OO.43 Of federal
aid available to Sioux county.
This $51, ,9O0.4 .43 is a pert of the
81, ,223, 10000 which, in round
numbers, is North Dakota's share
of two-hundred and seventy.five
million dollars appropriated, sew
enty-five million in 1916 and two
hundred million this year, by the
Congress of the United States to aid
the states in constructing state
highways.
The federel aid is available for
only a limited time. If state does
not use up its share Of federal aid
within the time limit then the
amonnt unexpended reverts to the
general fund.
The secretary allows the State
Highway Commission to apportion
the federal aid among the counties
of the state. The state commits
sion may keep each county's share
available until used up, subject to
the preceding paragraph, or, if the
state commission sees that any
county cannot or will not use it's
share, then the commission may
give that share to some other coun-
ty or counties.
Federal aid can be used to pay
not more than one-half the cost OF
a project and at least one half must
be paid by the county or by the
state and the county.
The money must be spent upon
a road or roads forming part of the
state highway system as approved
by the secretary.
The type of construction, the ma
ture of the improvement, upon
which federal aid is expended must
be such that the resultant improve.
ment can be classified by the sec.
retary as a substantial improve
ment. "
Surveys, plans and specifications
must be made by the State High.
way Commission and approved by
the secretary before any of the
work is started. The award of con.
tract for the work is subject to the
approval of the secretary. The
work must be supervised by the
State Highway Commission and is
subject to federal inspection.
The State Highway Commission
must guarantee that the road will
be adequately maintained after it
is built.
There is also s2,0OO.00 of state
aid that is or will be available to
Sioux county.
This is part of the state aid
fund which is derived from the
automobile license fees and is by
law placed at the disposal of the
State Highway Commission.
II the county undertakes an ex-
tensive program of road improve.
ment under federal and state aid
then the State Highway Commits.
sion purposes to make surveys this
summer and plans this winter.
Contracts will be awarded begin
ming next spring and the work oi
construction carried on through the
working seasons of 1920 and 1921.
The state aid available to the
county may be added to the sum
appropriated by the county board
of commissioners to make a fund
that can be used as the basis of q
claim for an equal amount of fed.
eral aid.
As indicated by the program alb.
owe the county board may make ap.
preparation from the levies of 1919
1920 and 1921 to provide the
Icounty's share.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29

nierow. Ia pare dni bedzie W Chica-
go, gdzie 60 n~iecierpliwie o~czekuja.
Pant Zofia Pawlak. Fam. pnr.
2505 Luna ave-, W Cragin, znajduje
sic dzisiaj W szpitalu p. W. sw. Amy
W stanie krytycznym z powodu popa-
rzen jakich ~zesziej nocy by}a ofiara.
PAM Pawlak zajeta byla W ciagu
dnia praniem, a wyszedlszy spocona
ma ganek - obawiajac sic zaziebie-
MIA ~nataria piersi swe i szyje terpe-
tyna, chcac widocznie z~aziebieniu "a
pobiedz. w nocy zbudzona re snu
dzialaniem terpentyny, ktora ciaio
jej bolesnie piekla, wsta}a z }ozRa z
zamiarem sprawdzenia co jest tego
przyczyna | W tym celu zaswieci{a "a
palke, kt6ra trzymaia blizko swego
ciaia. a kt6rej piomie6 przerzuciw-
sly sic ma mia, objal ia W mgnieniu
Okla i poparzy} tax piersi jak i szyje
nader bolesnie. Ma jej krzyk zlecieli
sic sasiedzi, kt6rzy przywo{ali dok-
tora a ten udzieliwszy kobiecie pier
wszej pomocy posla6 ja poleci} do
s~zpitala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29

Jan B. Wleklinski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29

Upraszamy wszystkich akcyonaryuszy Korpora-
cyl Polskieso Orla o stawienie sic dnia 1-go Czerw-
ca 20 poludniu O godzinie 1-szej pred sklepem kor-
poracyi 1547 W. Chicago Ave. W sprawie wymarszu
do pomnika Tadeusza Kosciuszki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29
NOTATKI OSOBISTE.

OBJ. Jan Smulski, prezes Wydzia}u
Narodowego wyjezdla W tych dniach
do Polski. Blizsze szczeg6ly ~zlaczone
z jego wyjazdem podane beda W swo
i'm czasie do publicznej wiadomosci.
q - q
w domu PIP. Jak6ba i Heleny Il
domu Winka) Dumanowskich, Fam.
pnr. 2641 Kostner ave-, panuje wiel
ka radosG z poNodu przyjscia ma
SWAT tegiego synka, ktoremu ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29
ZAWIADOMIENIE

Podlug uchwaly z ostatniego
posiedzenia Tow. Unia Lubelska
No. 1. gr. SIS mp. kazdy clio
mex obowiazany jest przybyc do
sail Atlas ma Emma III. W niedzie-
lie dnia 1go czerwca, o godzinie
1szej po poludniu, skad wezm;e-
my udziai W manifestacyi do po-
mnika T. KoSciuszki.
A. Swirski, prezes.
w. K. Leszczynski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29

L.ub tez mozecle s~pr6bowac, rozsadny
fatwy sposob. uzywajac Gets It. -
Gets II" bal no latwo usuwa odclski
tam. gdzie trudno sic do Mich dostac.
Jestto plyn - nadpwy Czajny preparat.
/ nigdy ME byi skutecznie podrabiany.
Usycha ma dNc.sku natyohmiast. "a
Mast lW~ydlubywac oic.sk, mozecie go
zeskubac bez b6lu. Me ma zadnych PREY
~legajacyoh plastr6w. ami masci ktora
sic zetr.e. Lauwo doslegaac MONA Cd
cisk malym sEXlanym p~recikiem, kto-
w jest W kazdej huteIce Gets It.. Me
szk0Hzi ndrowemu ciaiu. S~prGbujcie!
Jestto przyjemnoscia. N.gdy ME zaw!e-
die.
Gets II" gwarantowany Srodek ma
usuwanie odcisxow. lub Dwrocone wan
beda p.eniadze. kosztuje maio W ia
kieikolwiek apiece. Fabrykowane przez
f.. Lawrence and Co, Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29
Nab weSwierzbienie

lest jeden srodek, kt6ry rzadko zawo-
dd W usunieciu dokuczliwego swierzbie-
MIA, usmierza irytacye sk6ry j czyni ia
niekka, czysta i zdrowa-
w kazdej apiece mo1ecie dostae zemo,
ktore zazwyczaj pokona wszelkie choroby
sk6rne. Acne, ECZEMA, swierzb, pryszcze,
wysypki, czarne iepki, W wiekszosci wy
padk6w ustaI:4 cd zemo. Czesto male
-seszpecenia zhikna przez 0 Swierz-
bienie zwykle ustaje natychmiast. Zemo
Jest to bezpieczny, antyseptyczny Piyn,
ezysty. Iatwy 90 uzycia i godny zaufania.
K-osztuie tyiko 55t; ekstra duza butelka,
si.0O.e Me pIami, ME jest tlusty ami
Iepki j najzupelniej bezpieczny ola DELI
katnej, .czulej skory.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29

w szpitalu powiatowym zmaria
wczoraJ Minnie Swiatek, lat S3, kto-
ra tydzien temu p~oSliznawszy sic spa
dla re schod6w i doznala wewnetrz-
nych wstrzaSnien, a ktore skohczyfy
sic fatalnie. Inkwest koronera Cd
bedzie sic dzisiaj W kostnicy powia-
towel.
= 90 :
Towarzystwo Dobroczynnosci,
skupiajace sic PREY parafii p. W. sw.
Wojciecha urzadza dzisiaj wieczo--
rem t. wv. ,,Dzieh Funtowy Bunco
Party ma kt6ra zaprasza chetnych
O iaskawe przybycle. Miejsce: ala
parafialna.
. 80 y
4-letnia Ella Sunka, Fam. pnr.
1910 Walton ul., kt6ra onegdaj spa
dia re schod6w prowadzacych z ulicy
do mieszkania I naruszyla W upadku
czaszke. zmarla wczoraj W szpitalu
powiatowym.
+ q =
" porcle Newport News zarzucit
wczoraj kotwice transportowiec Yep
pelin. kt6ry przywioz} ze SODA cz}on-
k6w 313, 314, I 315go pu}ku arty-
leryi. 1Stej dywizyi, miedzy kt6rymi
notujemy nastepujacych polskich zoi
merry z Chicago: Gustav Bogda,
$500. s. Carpenter ul., Pawe} Bonk,
1899 Wrfghtwood ave. J6zef Sumo
racki. 2O13 w. Gotta ul., Karol Mix
SEX 1243 S. Harding ave-, Alexander
Lukowicz, 2715 n. Monticello ave.
Pulk 315ty: Jak6b %Jendecki. 2711 S.
st. Louis ave. Franciszek Hebel,
1906 8. Wallace ul.. Jan Podelskf.
3117 y. Lawndale ave.
q 81 q
Oh. Stanislaw Czachorski, nabyl
W tych dniach cd PAM ]. Susnar-
skiej, pnr. 2215 s. Whipple ul., ma
KazimierzoTie, ksiegarnie / sklad
p%rzybor6w szkolnych. Znalezc tam
MONA ksiazki powieSciowe, teatral-
ne, historyczne 1 naukowe. OBJ. Ca
chorski posiadajac ~diugoletnie do
Swiadczenie W tym interesie spotka
sic niezawodnie z wielkim sukcesem,
czego mu zyczymy.
o -: o
Oddzial 7Smy Macierzy Polskiej z
parafii Sw. Jana Kantego, urzadZa
dzisiaj wieczorem zabawe W sail oh.
Micha}a MoScinskiego, PREY zbiegu
May i Fay ul. Poczatek o godzinie
lei wieczorem. Komitet urzadZajacy
spodziewa sic jak najliczniejszego pc
parcia re strony rodak6w / rodaczek
/ przygotowuje wiele niespodzianek,
kt6re zapewne kazdego z uczestni--
k6w zabawy za%interesuja. Oddziaf
ten aczkolwiek niedawno zorganizo-
wany odznacza sic wielka energia
swych c%zionk6w.
3 o q
DR.. Wladyslaw F. Kalisz, zam. p.
mr.. 1145 Milwaukee ave otrzymat
dzisiai telegram "a pOsrednictwem
Armii Zbawienia, re brat jego, Bo-
leslaw, wyladowai szcze$liwie W Ne"
Yorku z Francyi, gdzie ~przebywat z
CORA lat diva W czasie tym ud2iai
bral W najgoretszych walkach z HUI
mani. w walce pod st. Mihiel zostaf
rannym W noge | dlugi GAS przele-
zal W szpitalu. By} on czlonkiem
1szei dywizyi 1 sluzyi W dziale pho
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29
BACzNOSC!

Komitet Obywatelski zwoluje
dzisiaj wielkie zebranie W lokalu
Zwiazku Mar. Pol, PREY ulicy Di-
vision. ma ktore zaprasza przedsta
wicieli wszystkich organizacyi.
narodowych i koScielnych. Waz-
ne sprawy tyczace sic niedzielnej
manifestacyi i wymarszu do po-
mnika KoSciuszki beda omawia--
ne.
Ian B. Wleklinski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29

NEPORTERA

z powodu swieta narodowego
Wiehczenia Grob6w Decoration
Day. dziennik jutro ME wyjdzie.
- a
Stowarzyszenie Opieki mad Siero-
tami urzadza jutro, W dniu Wien
czenia Grob6w ma cmentarzach pol
skich sw. Wojciecha, Zmartwych--
wstania Panskiego i sw. Krzyza W
W. Pullman, po&ow ma korzyst Sic
rocihca Polskiego sw. Jadwigi. Sto-
warzyszenie opieki mad Sierotami
uchwaliio, ma ostatnim posiedzeniu
zakupiG ola Sierocinca bronzowa fl
cure 5 stopowa, Matki Boskiej La
skawej. Figura umieszczona bedzie
ma kamiennym piedestale. ma podw6-
rzu Sierocinca.
2 go "
TydzieG temu 16-letni Tomasz
Szafranek, am. z rodzicami pnr.
1888 W. 15ta III. nabyi cd swego
rowiesnika imieniem Jan Mulha}ka,
revolver, mad ktorym zaczaI wczo-
raj wieczorem manipulowaG. Rewol-
wer by} nabity, poniewaz jednak
MIN pociagnsI Ia kurek ME spraw-
dzif on wpierw czy jest on pr6zny
Tub ME. obecnie znajduje sic W szpi-
talu powiatowym z lewa reka pre-
strzelona ma wylot. Gdy ambulans
przybyf do jego domu, a dokt6r "a
pytai sic dlaczego sic podstrzelii. po-
wiedzial, re podstrzelii sic przypad-
kowo, ME wiedzac, re revolver jest
.nabity.
q 81: =
" piatek. Il. W Dniu Wienczenia
Grob6w, "a spok6j dusz bohater6w
p~olskich. kt6rzy polegli we Francyi
we walkach z prusactwem ~odprawio-
ma bedzie ma cmentarzu $w. Wojcie-
cha Msza sw. polna przez ks. Fran
ciszka Kulinskiego, b. kapelana ar
mil amerykanskiej, a ks. ". Zapa-
Ia rektor Kollegium Sw. Stanis}awa
K. wygIosi' kazanie z~astosowane do
okolicznoSci. Msza bedzie odprawio-
ma "a budynkiem W kt6rym mieszcza
sic gR6wne biura cmentarza.
q - @
Aieby stan kasy zasiIc ma bieza-
ce potrzeby, Tow. Tysiac Walecznych
urzadza Maj6wke ogrodzie Polo
MIA. Jefferson Park. W sobote. dnia
31go maja b. T. Poczatek o godzinie
1870 popo}udniu. Komitet postara
sic o mile niespodzianki i spodzie-
wa sic, re zupelnie zadowoIi publicz-
nose.
80 =
Zeszlej niedzieli wnet pc p6lno-
cy, Franciszek Bak. zam. pnr. 2259
19ta Ill, spieszac do domu "a
zostaI u zbiegu 1Stej i Ro-
hey przez czterech rzezimieszk6w,
kt6rzy o~bszukawszy mu dokladnie
kieszenie zabrali mu zloty zegarek i
znikneli W ciemnoSciaCh. Bak dopie-
70 wczoraj uznaf "a stosowne do
nieSc o tym napadzie policyi PREY
Marquette STACEY, kt6ra obecnie
wielce jest zajeta czyszczeniem oko-
Icy z zfodziei, kt6ryCh grasuje tam
re wielka liczba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29

chrzcie dano tmie Roberta. Chrzest-
nymi byli: p. Karol Dumanski 2 pa
mia Helena Winka.
30
PAM Jozefa Waszko, Fam. pnr.
1917 N. Lincoln ul., ~wyjechaia wczo
raj ma paro tygodniowa wizyte do
swych krewnych zamieszkaiych W
Stevens Point, Wis. Matka jej jest
rowniez stara osadniczka wspomnia-
neg wyzej ogrodu, %poniewaz z me-
zem swym osiedlila sic TAME pc
ukohczeniu wojny domowej, W kt6-
rel MAJ jej bra} udzia}.
Passukniess prscys Czr-a' piinis
aefoszeuia rod ruhrYka ,.PracA- n
~TTr-xFNS, q a Y - -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29
Oblupie Odciski
Pomiedzy Palcami
NajslynniejSEy srodck obecnych czas6w.
Sigdy ME znNSietizie. RcL b6lu.

Odcisk. zgnieciony cafy dzien, pomie-
dry palcani. Spr6butcie tyEio sZorstki
spoS0b .,Dd&ubania" 60, a z pewno-
Sea ME pCwiedz!e wan sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29
WIELKI POSTER

Pc uplywie pieciu miesiecy oreanizowanla
sic W celu ~zalozenia sklepu czlonkowskieeo Polls
ka Korporacya Handlowa Palskieeo Or}a przy-
stepuje do otwarcia teeoz W dniu 3l-eo MaJa J.
W sobote p. n. 1547 w. Chicago Ave. blisko Ash
land Ave. Bedziemy mieli rozneso satunku to-
wary; meskie ubrania, kapelusze, koszule, obu-
vie, i t. .. Damskie sukienki, bluzkl, trzewlczkl
i materya1y lokciowe, dzieciece ubranka' / wszel'
kie inne artykuly do wyboru. w imieniu 600
Akcyonaryuszy upraszamy Szanowna Polonie
O odwiedzenie naszego skepu W dniu otwarcia
Przestrzeeajmy Haslo "Swoj do Swego'
Polska Korporacya Handlowa
Polskiego Or}a
1547 w. Chicago venue
ZARZAD
A. DUDA Prezes. P. SPIEWAK Sekr.
J. DZIWIK, WicePrezes, J. KRUK Kasyer
T. Kontroler
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-29

possukuiess prscys - Czr-a: piinIs
aRfoszenia cod rnhrlks .prscA- a.
P7ua-arh D7TTN>SrEA QUITE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
Pretty Gift Suggestions ii;
Household Wares

The Chris TN as
shopping season
IS on, and . get it
now Is the slo-
ran Of those JOIN
/ n in t h i s
W o r t h Y c a m
na}g71 of service
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

ho"e - as,eff'!a me
-t'lt't'5
- 7l,'1 va
rom o. ''i5t .ll-
le -" 2
~
,tl .'@4
man " WV s'idl't1
F'fae 0ao
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23

he has said from the beginning that he
intended to stay in the race until the end.
He has carried on personal campaign
for several months. and fp ne much
newspaper advertising, letting the people
know that he is the man who drew the
present state prohibition laws. as well
as the prohibition laws of sister states.
Up to tAis time Judge Weakley has not
been backed by any appreciable number
Of democrats who class themselves as
prohibitionists The majority of the pro-
hibitionsts claim it is no secret that he
is an insurgent and that he announced
without determining whether or not his
personal longings could be satisfied with
out interfering with the plans of the
prohibitionists in their campaign for the
seat in the Senate.
1t is expected that within 10 days some
definite statement will be made about the
senatorial campaign from the standpoint
of the opposition to Senator Underwood.
Mr.. Musgrove will make the race if the
leaders OF his faction think he is the
man. If not, he will retire in favor of
the man agreed upon. Judge Weakley
probably will run anyway, regardless of
the wishes Of the prohibition leaders.
DISCUSS UNDERWOOD'S PLANS
Much gossip is now being INDUCED in
as to Senator Underw~ad's plans for his
campaign for reelection, including his
selection OI d man LOi tiitpdiSh man
ager Montgomery has heard that For
ney Johnston, who managed his campaign
for election is preparing for him hand
book for use in the campaign. This is
taken to mean that Mr.. Johnston Will
manage the campaign again. However,
Mr. Johnston was asked the question
when in Montgomery recently. and he
replied: Senator underwood has not de-
termned what he will do When he comes
10 10 o he will announce his plans,
The campaign preceding the May cleo
ton will be no time affair. In addition
to the election of a senator, Alabama
will be called upon to name several state
officials including a president OF the
Alabama public service commission as
the successor of Samuel p. Kennedy;
member of the supreme court as the sue
cessor of Justice J. 3. Brown, recently
appointed as the successor of Justice
James J. Mayfield. retired, and mem
Der of the court of appeals as the sue
,essor of Judge Henry p Merritt. who
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
President Wilson Has
Materially Improved

Washington, November 22-President
Wilson has materially improved" but
is still very weak, DR.. Fancis X. Dor
cum. the Philadelphia specialist. found
today when he paid his regular weekly
visit to the White House
Rear Admiral Grayson, the Presi-
dents personal physician, said it would
be sometime before his patient could
take an automobile ride Every sun
shiny day. however the President is
wheeled out on the south lawn of the
White House to enjoy the air
The President attended TO much rou-
tine executive business today.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
Neutrality-suspicious.
in Senatorial Line Up
b, wmL1AM L. GoRMLEY

ready reached the Level which is always
sought by hot air. These rumors were
that there might be other entrants into
the senatorial race on the side of the
prohibitionists, and that an effort might
be made to bring about a compromise
in order that the prohibitionists might
be represented by only one candidate in
stead of the two now in the race
No one can say just what has happened
or whether or not anything has hap
pened. But il is known that L. b. Mus
grove. who announced as a candidate
several months ago. and who has re
ceived assurances of support from many
prohibitionists. has stated within the
week that he would be glad to retire in
favor of any other person who might
be centered upon by the prohibitionists.
However, it is known that he does not
think Judge Samuel d. Weakley. the
other prohibition candidate, is the proper
person to solidify the opposition to Sen
ator Underwood and that, in an proba-
bility, he would decline to retire in favor
OF his opponent.
MUST PRESENT STRONGER MAN
Mr.. Musgrove at the same time let it
be known that unless some candidate
counld be found who would be more ac-
ceptable and who could bring toge;ner
all opposition to Senator Underwood he
would remain in the race. His friends
have been in every section of Alabama
during the past month, travelling over
land and obtaining the views of the vot-
ers on the contest. They claim to know
that there is opposition to the present
senator, but they haven't said who would
be the proper person to soldify it.
One cannot say how Judge Weakley
views the suggestion that the two sections
of the prohibition faction agree upon an
ether candidate. 1t is doubt full that he
will agree to such procedure He an
nounced without consulting anyone, and
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
David Belasc0 Heavily
Fined for Violation
= of Child Labor Laws

Chicago, November 22-What Is said
to be the largest fine ever assessed
in Chicago for violation of the child
labor law. was imposed today by
Municipal Judge Holmes, against David
Belasco, the theatrical manager, owner
of the play 'Raddfes," and the manager
of Powers theatre. where the piece
was shown in Chicago when they were
fined $3.50 on 16S separate charges.
Five children under 10 years of age,
appeared in the play.
The defendants were fined for every
pearance of the children on the stage
during its four weeks run in this
rif
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERAID, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2s

became a member of the court when
Judge Brown vacated his position to be
come member of the supreme court Mr..
Kennedy has not said whether or not ne
will be candidate to succeed himself as
president of the public service commits
sion. Justice Brown and Judge Mer-
rift will be candidates to succeed them
selves.
John H. Wallace Jr., will go before
the people again as a candidate for state
conservation commissioner, position ne
has held since the game and FISH laws
were enacted in 1907. No person has been
mentioned as a candidate against MIN"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
Enterprise Sanitarium
Is Destroyed by Fire

Enterprise, November 22.-Ftre ORG
mating from a defective flue at ~
o'clock this morning. destroyed the
Coffee County Sanitarium and entailed
a loss of approximately $25,00O. with
very little insurance carried. Six pa
tights in the building at the time were
carried 10 places of safety. before the
fir. passed BEYOND control. The build
ing was owned co-opera lively by rhysi-
clans of Coffee county.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
CUTICURA HEALS
SCALP TROUBLE
BIisters Itched and Burned
Awfaly. Hair Came )ut.

81 was bothered with bad scalp
trouble. Bistcrs broke out on my
~ scalp, and they itehed and
S-.,.sN burned awfuliy SO that l
E| could not rest al times. My
scalp was very sore and red,
- and l would scratch the
I><f eruptions till they bled.
- My hair came out.
II then used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, and only used a very
little before could see a change,
and nov / am healed" (Signcd)
c. w. Pendieton, Dodsorn, Va.
Prevent further trouble b. using
CuticuIa for all toilet purposes.
Soap 25e, Ciri--e7t IS and soc, Taleun
4- SD ;h.oNsAout the weird. For
same e1C \ free address: "Cuticuro Lab
= is Dept. H hiaiden. Mss"
ga Caiious& Soap shaves without mag.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23

We Will Erect
Our Homes Any
where Within 200
Miles of Birming-
ham.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23

Our homes are
built complete,
and there is no
guessing as to
W h a t erection
labor will cost.
No guessing as to
w h a t founda-
tons, chimneys
and other work
will cost. No
trouble with in
efficient labor,
delay in deliver
ing material on
the job and other
hindrances in the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23

Montgomery. November 22.-(Special0
Montgomery heard strange political
rumors this week rumors which may
lead 20 important developments in the
senatorial race or which may have al