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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29

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ira DC nationolt iarpeoe, impreslio
nilte'fe alangiaaQer. Rangltrem
biiffcoe ira @oleriei Tot giIaIoet og
iaa poltoroIt tilfnoppct no. Wen ban
bar JON SibeliiiS lfarpt itaaret OF
bans uololomme temperament lueoe
OF fIammeoe | hans Mtitiif. Get for
Mtorer life. OF ban engaltg iaabe ont
'ta lelo: Sag ar ipGrbet, jag ar
flamman". Ell 'Iie inoerlig 8Iso oa
intcnS Gncrai, iom Strinoberg ieIp
frnoe lTgge / lin aamp. oirrer |
HangitrsmS Spmioni "Sn Rcnto.
riom Strinobera".
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itiIlcbc Ionnarf Ell life minore betu.
bclia Tcrionligbeb, mel al Ell belt
oltoen Stebnirg. el'forrbig % ele.
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imiIcnoe bugteoe iia irem eiennem
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noacoe Tobict netop lao ilo lom ZEN
genial Grcug". Get bar Carl Ricl,
len, Snmionicrne "GlpariipoS~ oQ
"oei mioNntfelioeS" beremtc aonlpo.
nit. NonS oocrbcpiicnoc % oeIta
lcnoc NtiIbbeo / lloieenbc % @eoG.
acllcr fontraItrcreoe iterft meh Den
mTgtige Spmioni, iom mart brute
oS iills6e.
Gcnne Wltiif er noaet Tor ia ieIp.
life Erogronmnilit, iom n,eact al
HoromGnoete8, life poctiicrcnoe cner
ocltriptip, men plaitilf tiIbuaaeoc
Healitctcr. Tom mcb urfruiii9e Yrp.
mister ttItulnQer iiQ Spnterfiombcb
'clo hos Den ligc1nl0ioite. On lli0
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off % Tolp'oui bercr man iieloen.
% lloturllg uof Shi Gorl NiclicuS
Zoe Spln'oni or 6cu "uiolluffcliac"
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noiGtnlug Tor Sip&uoioloelicn. 9iuct
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orcoc Slang ira Srfcitcrct, Tom or.
ploocrcr | &longitraalcr, nlco @eur,
Gel'e moo aac llnipcrictS Sierlcr.
SpmionictS Wotto er: "0fuiif cr
Sto 90 iorr Bette miOluffcliq", 90 90
~aomponiitcn mc0 i'm Srcmisrclic al
Ncrfct hopoe %iormdoet at bcicolc
ocnnc S0iliion, isrtca hau iclu bort
| ell Hea Al giialbaraob, Orfcitcr.
tcucbc, SaurbGrfranicr og alt oct
aloct, lom poSicr iao aobt pco Niillit.
nllaer al Ell noroiit Ntuiificit.
Wliltflc'tena Gocit or, at Vroarum.
mnlifcn Tor Sibcn tribes aoot
Horgc, mems ocu obiolutc Mltlif
Snmfonicna 6orm onrfe@ al Iobo
IonocneS @cnicr. @ca9c Hctnin0cr
Icocr goot Sibc ON Sioc neo bpcr.
andre, DC arGSicr cnonil ireoelia Tom
lllocn % Somnct, rintianof / para
lclle Sinlcr. Spcr bar Ell Mission a,
op'ploc. 90 bcage 2inicr gisr iiQ
l"ortlcnt til ltor Nnerficnoelie, mems
Dc rotploer % ltimulerer binanocu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
Npao oct tlir oct -.

6or fort Sio iibcn broate ct 9lo0
en- Hoti5 ON Ell Sanoel 8eitip1ono,
buor Ell 0tanO booOe iolgt lin BE.
iGtuing Tor Spritifter, ell 9Gifc Tor
oct isritc Spr og oobbeI. op for 81
fpIgenbc, ialt 20 Tpr.
Get bliper til mango SprItiffer.
fan man foritao, men buor mango?
So, set bar en- matbematiIf anIogi
2Gier ienbt "6pns 2ib." isIgcnoe
Spgisrelie cper:
II Intalet al Spritif9iferne er
ca. 1000 ..... (iaIt 81 Ruaer),
{. b. |. tuiinoe Srilioner.
y Ceres GGroi, naar 1 sgife TO.
tier I gre 1000 ..... (iaIt If
Huler) SIR, 5. b. +. 10 SriQicner
SIR. eaer. ioet 1 SIR. iGtteS = i 6r.
eQer 1 Warf, oct famine Iom at be.
taIe SpifIanbs Sfabescritotning ialt
100 Wiaioner 8ange.
- Naar 9aarbmauben Itobler II.
ne 9Gifer op paa belle Sanmcrf 40.
600 am.), bIiuer Stablens SsiSe
(Sonfopius Sprititfer) $50 ant.,
3. D. !. pucr Oct bobbeIte al SpIauSs
2Gngbe ira Sfagen til 8rRnien.
A. bpis man pil Iope en- StabeI,
ser fan naa ira Soroen til SoIen.
iaaIcoes at Stoblen cperaIt bar Jam.
ME SpffeIic, ifal ban Ipgae zoe
Wiaiouer sGifer / bpert Gag. OF
Stablen bill ipIoe sobt paa hans
Warf. ioet Der ifal briises 80 SSr.
9ano til Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
potaiffonsen 900.

Taiance, Neb., Sen 22oc Iuguit.
Sobn ararIe, Scr alminoeIig gif M
Der Naonet Ncbraitas Totoiffcnge,
oeoe Snscog Seat paa ct bcroGrenoc
Soipital Tom 6slgc al ct ltlpffcatiI.
fGloe Den fore9aacnoc Gag.
&rauie eiebe Ell 5000 IcreS
Manf / noropcitIise Hebraifa, ON.
fattenoe mango al De itsrite potato.
pr%ooucerenoe SnoIiser i Stoten.
Sans tibIigere Stem bar 6ountain
Gltp, isis, boorben bans Sig pil
blt fert for at begrapes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29

Spnet bapbe eauet ODER Sengcn on.
trent / Ssibc meo &opeopuoen %
no giennem Grggen, bpor Der bar
ct tort SuI / 1apetei. Set par iaa.
lebes ct @l,bs timber OF Barnet bIcp
irelit.
2sosfalb. Spcrlprer Sens 8rcpc,
Bergen, or afgdoet peo Ieocn, II
aar ganmel. San fog iaar Iiitco
Iom Carer ueb Slinsegaarocns Sfo.
lie, bpor ban meo itor Gpstiebeo bap.
DC arbeioet / 20 Iar. On al hans
Ssnner er Nrfiteft @eora 8repe;
0aIcren @crlbarbi @. cr oaiua SON
al SperlGreren.
- @erfeicr &. i. Suuur. @croen,
Snochaoeren al Sarepaags Gerf, or
aigaoct oeo Cohen, II Mar aonr.
mel. San bar iiben 1883 Ieict Care.
poag, JONI ban oreu op iii Ell al 8eit.
lanoets ~ltsrite @eoriiter paa lit ON.
raaoe.
- ssru Winiiter Saaerup err iisI.
&C WfeooclcIIc ira Stocfboln1, al.
eoaet peb Seben unocr en- Nciic /
Salarne. 6rebriffc Sorotbea Sage.
rup bar Ieot / 1858 % bar Cater
al Sorcnifripcr @sbtfer / Ietiunb.
5 1880 blep bun gilt mcb Den nlrpp.
renoc norlfc Wfiniitcr / StocfhoIm.
Srn Sagerup bar en- lint barnet, IN
teligerlt o9 uolminbeIig c~Iiforrbia
Game, Tom paa en- ilbmcrfet Woabe
peo lin ManbS Sibe reprricrtcrcbc
Norgc | Hobolonbenc. WerS bun
boeoc / &riItiania beltog bun ao'fil-
lig / forifieIig iiIantropiif og iociaIt
Irbeioe, bl. a. er bun Ell al Stiitcrne
at observation-disclosures poa Sool.
itaobraaten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29
Offupattonsarmeen

@albinston Den 22oe I,,guit. Mr.
meoepartemertct oplpier, at De anle,
rifanife trooper, iom pil frrbli i
SplfIano efter Den 30te September,
tommer til at omfatte Soc Snfon-
tcriregtmert, zoe Mnifinaepprbatol.
jon, 2oen Battalion al 6te TcItar.
tlllerlregiment, 35te ScltiiguaIbataI-
Jon, lite Supplp Grain, ct aomponi
al lite acknowledgement, Seltboipi'
tal No. Is % acknowledgements
no. 26, ialt 1000 Wanb, ibercgnc.
Sper. og ~llnberbeiaI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-29

80 etorch, Soften % Psb Arnru" NJ goTae
% 1anHInri ioiier $3.50 pr. sar. Yorio ibe.
resnet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-05
JIHANE SPORT.

New York. = BGhem va Ky
,ZmeniI sc znaCn6 pomer ban
kovnich vkladu, ale nikde ne
pribylo tolik uspor .ako We sta.
llech iiznich. Ackoli Sc kupova-
ily Liberty bondy, vzrostly ban
kovni vklady m6rou znacnou.
Jihane lnikdy nemeli pov6st ve-
iiikych setrilu a sta4i vzdy "a
staty vychodnimi novo-angli-
ckyni, ale nyni jeiich uspory
rostOu tax rychle, re .je doha-
neil. Ia rok 1918 u porovnani
$ rokem predchozim Ginil ma
jihu prirustek MA bankovnich
vkladech l4.9 procenta. novo
anglickych statech 20.3. ma w.
chode l0.7. V Mississippi byl
piirnstek ten 1888 procenta.
na Floride lO1.l. Mezi staty Ii;
padnimi m6la nejvetsi priru.
stek Oklahoma. ktcra vSak Jest
vice jizni neil zapadni. Obna.
sci 154.3 procenta. Il byl ncjvG;
81 okresich, kde sc p6s.ujc ba
vlna. a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-05

ku, "a nlz Sc vSe nj ostatniml
politickymi stranami bojovali.
Humanite tvrdi, re Sc Ce-
chach pfipravuje nova revolu-
ce drem. Smeralem jako bu-
doucim presidentem republiky.
To Sc ,neshoduie Sc skutecnosti.
|Nyn6jsi president Masaryk ma
|uplnou duv6ru veSkereho naro-
|da, cluaje V to socialisty, nebot
ieho city politicke jsou nasim
citum velice blizke. Pred val
kou S mani pracoval pro usku-
tecneni n6kterych otazek. Re-
publika ceskoslovenska nema
do budoucnosti zadneho umy-
slu imperialistick keho."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-05
POSLANEC HUDEC OPRAVU
JE NEPRAVDY PARlZSkE
i "HUMANITE".
(Ceskoslovenska Tisk. kanc.)

Washington, d. c. = Paflz-
ska Huma1ite uverejnuje pro-
hIascni pos ance Narodniho
ShromlzdGni Il redaktora Pra-
Va Lidu, Josefa Hudce, nemz
sc pravi:
"Necttne ojedinele nepoko-
ic. ktcrG sc udaly V nekterych
konllnach Cech. nelze polka
dati ia vysIedek bolsevicke pro
pagandy, ale ia nasledek spa
the hospodarske situace, kite
rou zpusobila valka. V Ce-
chach neal bolSeVickeho hnuti
organisoVanGho, ia 10 IA pfl-
lad V Rusku. Coz Staly vykon
NJ vybor stray socia alisticke ne
prohlasil. ze bolSevik Muna
ktery Sc vratil Il Ruika, nesmi
Cechach provadGi svou pro.
pagandu .iako ellen strany? Je
10 vliv rnczi de,liky je prane.
patrnv. Ncma K ruce Zadne or
ranis&ce politickC, Zadnch(
dcnnlku. Jc nepresnosti prohls
Sovati. Zc moe uchVatila bur
zoaSie. Y ada CcSka ie vladol
k0a!icni a Jest V nj Scst mini
stru SOCIALISM,, ; mich j sou sc
cialni dcmokrate, druZi ri pa
tIi Ike stran6 SOCIALISM, Ceskoslt
venskych.'
Ma to posIanec Hudcc uvad
vSccky SociaIistickG pozadav
Ky. ktere snemovna liz achva
lila, Zmihuje Sc 0 pokrokoven
pr0gramu s ,iakTm vlada pred
stoupila pred Narodni Shroma
zdGni a doklada:
"Socialiste obojiho odstin,
ncmaji tudiz proc by loho c&sl
nepodporovali nynGjsi vladu
s nj ceskoslovenskou republi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-05
AMERICANA NEPOMAHALI
JAPANCHM PROTI Boise
VIkUM.

Washington. - Jak sc sd6-
luje 4 Tokia. rckl tam minulou
stredu We Snemu ministr Va ky,
Tanaka, re amcricke vojsko
odeprelo pomanati Japo1cum
prof. bolsevikum II Blagovest-
censka. Stanovisko, Jake Amc-
ricane zaujali jest nepochybnG
naSledkem rozdilu mineni me-
ri Americany a Japonci o tom
V Gem vlastne bolSevism pozu-
stlNa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-05

nj lodi, vladou postavene pro-
daily prodelkem, nachazi od-
PURGE. I'll poukazuii, re Sc lodi
mali prodavati proti nejvyssi
nabidce, a lide je radi koupi,
zcjmena. kdyz jim nyni jeste
kyne takovy vydelek. Hurley
Ease pravi, ze vIada ty lodi ma
prodati pod cenu, protoze kaz-
dy jiny by je postavil mnohcm
lacinGji pax vetSinou vzato,
pracc ma tech ,odich neni, jak
by m6la byi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-05
MASARYKOVA UNIVERSITA
v BRINE BEZ FAkULTY
THEOLOCICKE.

Dne 26. ledna hlasovlo sc V
Narodnim shromazdeni V Pra-
re zriZeni druhe ceske uni
versity V Brne, vlastn6, mali
byti zrizena bohosloveckou
fakuTtu cili mic. Hlavni recnik
proti-klerikalni soudr. Roucek
pravil, .ze uznava pravo kazdc
cirkve, ably svui knezsky do
rost vychovavaia We SVEN Vast
MIN duchu, ale at Sc tax cini We
vlastnim u6eliSti, kde budou
klerikalove sami svobodni. Pro
ii klerikalnim poslancun hla-
'sovala svorn6 celia slGmovna V
iprvem i drythem cteni. Vys2 e.
dek h!asovani, t. j.. riZem ~ Il
sarykovy university fakul-
'tou pravnickou, lekarskou, pfi
rodovedeclou. filosoficEou
piiia. byl bouri souhlas'l.
(Pvni univeTsita ma N Morav(
!byla zriZena T.. 1881 q ZruScna
iteprve +. 1855 vyjma fakulty
theologicke, jez eXistuic V Ole
mouci dosud velkou studijl
Iknihovnou, jez eta na 10000
.knih a rukopisu velk6 historic
Ike ceny.)
fWSSl IWSSl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-05
PRODEJ AMERICkYCH OBJ
CHODNfCH LODI.

Washington. 2. dubna. -
Hurley NV plan, ably Sc obchod
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-31
ANNUAL FAIR OF
 AC|PC0 EMPL0yES Many Cash Prizes for Prod ucts of Back Lot
 Farms" Offered

The fourth annual fair to be staged by the American Cast Iron Pipe com pany at Acipco will start tomorrow Four large tents are already in place and a number of exhibits have been placed on display.
 This fair is held for the benefit of the employees of the American Cast Iron Pipe company yearly and this year more than $10ot will be given in cash prizes to owners of winning exhibits. band of 40 pieces will furnish music for the occasion and other features that go to make up real fair will be on hand tomorrow.
 The fair is to be held at the Acipco athletic field and a baseball game is slated for tomorrow and Tuesday be- tween the colored Acipco team and a colored team from Bessemer'
 The exhibits of the fair consist of farm products, pigs. cows and other things that employees of the company raise on back lot farms" allowed them by the company. Judges will be named to pass on the merits of each exhibit and award the cash prizes.
 The fair has become an annual af- fair and is held by the company to pro- mote industry among the employees. Only employees of the company may sub init exhibits. but the public is invited to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-31
ANNISTON SPORTS
RED CIRCLE TEAM WINS

.Anniston. August 29- (SpeciaD = The Red Circle Hefties proved too much for the Camp Mcclellan Beauties Thursday on the Anniston diamond and John Nun nally put his men across with a 8 to Q victory. Up to the fourth inning the
 game belonged to no one, each side get ting only three or four batters up ir one frame.
 The locals made their first runs in the fourth when Scott and Nunnally both singled out clean hits, advanced on Russ
 CaTers walk and came in on a weak hit of Shelton and an error on the visit ors' part. Another run was gained in the seventh; R. Carter came from second on
 sacrifice hit by Duke thus closing the score for the entire game
 Only twice did the Utilities nearly score, once when Moore got clean three bag ger with two down and again when the same man reached third on two singles and stolen base, but Shelton the local pitcher had arranged for him to get no further, he settled down and closed the
 innings by striking out the next batters
 in both frames.
 This is the second game between the
 two teams since the reorganization o-
 the Red Circle aggregation, the other game going in the Utilities favor Two more games are scheduled between the two teams to decide the championship, one to be played Frieuy on the reser- vation and one in Anniston on Labor dnv
 Shelton and Robinson were the batter.
 es for the locals and worked in perfect harmony The work of Johnson on the mound for the Utilities was also com mendable. he pitched clean game and
 if he had received the proper support from his team mates the opponents score would have been somewhat smaller.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-31
Director w. D. Hines
 Makes a Statement <
 on Labor Day Travel

Walker D. Hines, director general ofs railways. today authorized the fo1owingsa s.In view of the extraordinary heavy' travel anticipated over Labor Day, it fs. urged that the public, if desiring to5 travel on railroads over Labor Day makee their trayeling arrangements, 2 inc1udina the purchase of railroad and sleeping car tickets. as far in advance as possible. so| as to avoid adding to the congestton] which usually occurs at this period
 '.As far as possible, everything that can properly be done has been done to1 care for the expected heavy travel overi Labor Day Several weeks ago our re4 gional directors were asked to give spe7 cial consideration to this matter and1 each of them has answered that he has issued the necessary Instructions and h9ds taken steps to provide as much equip- ment as possible to adequately care for the travel as far as it's volume cam be anticipated
 "rThe arrival within the next two weeks of the first and third army divisions from France will require a large number of cars, and there is also still very heavy movement of discharged soldiers from camps to their homes which takes up a great deal of space in passenger equipment, but all equipment that the troop movement section can possibly spare has been assigned to the Labor. Day traffic.
 "Arrangements have also been made to supply extra baggage men at, all large centers and other points where conges tion might occur. Also extra ticket forces have been arranged sAsSSy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-31
WESTF|ELD ID PLAY WALKER CO. TEAM Airplane Flights Will Be Held From the Base
 ball Diamond

The Walker county champions have
 challenged the Westfeld Baseball club
 for series of games to decide the ever-
 recurring question, Which league is
 the strongest, the Walker county league
 or the City league?'
 To start the series the two teams will
 meet in double header on Wednesday
 on the A. s. & W. grounds in Fairfield,
 the first game starting at o'clock.
 On Thursday Westield will meet the Walker county champions in double header in Cordova. which will probably
 decide the championship. Great rivalry exists between the two leagues, and each league is naturally anxious for their tea into carry off the championship honors.
 Both clubs have gotten together some of the best talent ever seen in semi-pro ball. and this looks like the classic event of the season, and the fans and fan ettes'' will not fail to avail themselves of this opportunity of seeing some real baseball
 As an added attraction, Secretary Denman of the Westfield club announces that arrangements have been made with the Alabama Aviation company to give passenger flights before and between games.
 Mayor Decker, Fairfield's popular mayor, has accepted the invitation of the Westfield Baseball club to make the first aeroplane flight Wednesday. Mayor Decker is an ardent supporter of all kinds of athletics, and his numerous friends will be out en masse to see him make his first flight. MT. Harrison, the popular secretary of the City league, will make the second flight, and will be followed immediately by about 15 more who have already been booked for flights. These aeroniane flights are proving to be big draw ing card, as evidenced by the many ap- plications for flights. The flights will start at o'clock and the double header baseball game between Westfeld and the Walker county champions will start at o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-31
BLACK BARONS MEET GRAYS AT R|CkWOOD'
Double Header to Be Played TOmorrow-First Game
 at 2:30 O'Clock

The Black Barons of Birmingham will meet the Montgomery Grays in the first two games of three game series tomorrow at Redwood Park. Both teams are exceptionally strong, and play of superior excellence is expected when the two get together. The third game is to be played Tuesday at Rick \ wood. The grays have met and de-a' feated every negro nine in the Mont Y gomery district and are coming to Bir7 mingham with the determination of taking both games, while on the other, hand the locals intend to send themI home with shadow of triple defeatl marring the pleasure of the journey.
 The local nine has been practicing1 continually and are in better conditionI that at the time of the series with theI Knoxville Giants. They took all ex cept one game from the Giants, and del clare that they will take all three from the Grays.
 As usual, section of the grandstand| will be reserved for white fans. ThS first game will be called at 2:30 sharp
 It was announced last night that the Chicago Giants will be here to play the local team three games, beginning September 16. This team claims to be- the strongest in the country, and wilia mean a whole lot of the Ensley team, the Black Barons, can take series from them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-31
BIRMINGHAM MERCHANTx
 TO SHOW CHIC STYLHs
Latest New York and Paris Creations t Re Stocked By Wide-Awake Bfr-
 mingham Dealers.

Local merchants are batting themJ selves on the back over an opportunity which somewhat unexpectedly knocked at their door this week. A huge stock of $300,000 worth of th3 very latest and most up-to-the-minutet feminine novelties has been offered to them by the house of David Rothschild & Co.,. of Columbus, Ga. 5l Perhaps at no other time has the Bfr- mingham merchant been offered such varied assortment of dainty. modish women's wear.
 Clbaks: Of every style and color. Ladies' and Misses cloaSs and dofmans.
 Coat Suits: In wooden and worsted cloth cut on snappy eye-catching lines with all of the leading modes of ladieS tailoring among them
 Dresses: In every variety, in trf- cotines, tricolettes, serges. satins. mes- salines and taffetas. All are there and all of them show in their lines the hand of the master designer.
 Blouses: Of georgette and crepe de chine. Sheer, airy conceptions that slow true cloth wizafdry.
 Skirts: Of every conceivable mate- rial and style are included in the offer ing.
 Lucky indeed is the merchant who ie enabled to stock such modish goods and iuckier still is milady who is to have the opportunity of seeing these gems in the shops of the local dealer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-31
WIFE EXONERATED FROM ALL BLAME Ollie Olive, Who Killed Chief Walker, Makes
 Statement

Ollie Olive generates his wife from all blame in connection with the killing of Bunch Walker, chief of police of Brighton, whom Olive shot to death Friday morning over alleged domestic troubles, according to his statement made yesterday.
 Mrs. Olive visited her husband at the county jail yesterday and stated that she was going to state her relations with Walker when it became neces- sary. The husband and wife embraced each other at the jail yesttrday amid tears and declarations that Olive would be shown mercy at the hearing and everything would come out all right.
 Olive was seen to enter the chiefs of flee at the city hall shortly after II o'clock Friday morning and within a few seconds five shots rang out in succession. There were no eye wit nesses to the affair. Citizens of Brighton, hearing the shots, ran to the scene and met Olive emerging from the office, and he handed one of them smoking revolver. Chief Walker lay in his chair near his desk with five bullet holes in his body. Olive made no attempt to escape, but asked for pro- lection, and was brought to the county jail in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-31
Drasting Regulations
 Fer All Leagues
By AssociAted Pres.


 tab"rr. '. s.- AUcust 3O.-The draft '"g period for hnsebHli players will run rom October to October 10, inclusive, under new rules announced today Inv secretary. John H. Farrell of the na- 't"naI board of the National AssOcia- 'teu "d Professional Baseball leagues. Class A clubs may draft one play e from Class A clubs for 5000 On October l. 2 and g.
 ''lass may draft an unrestricted number of players from Class E ciiibs from October ; 10 October '. inclusive Tor siS00 each. Class B clubs may draft an unrestricted number of play CTS from Class c from October $ to october 10, inclusive, for s900 each.
 Class D clubs may draft an unre- str.cted number from Class c from Oc- tcber to October 10. inclusive.
 The Texas leagues' application for Class A rating was denied
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-31
FRANKLIN SHOWS CAREY TOMORROW Tom Moore and Marguerite Clark Also Coming
 This Week

The management Of the Franklin the atre in Ensley 8fers it's patrons well balanced bill for next week, including drama, farce. westerness and side-splt- ting comedies.
 Monday the well known cowboy actor Harry Carey is seen at the Franklin in "The Fight for Love-" snappy western picture with plenty of action. The act ing of the famous star is said to be su- perb.
 Tuesday the finished player. Tom Moore is seen at the Franklin in "One Week of Life farce comedy Of a different sort that is filled with bright spots. Tom Moore is supported by an all-star cast,
 Thursday, the little witch of screen land, Marguerite Clark, is seen at the Franklin in Little Miss Hoover" a timely little play wherein the girl shows how to reduce the H. C. L. This pic ture has been well received everywhere it has been shown.
 Friday and Saturday the Franklin or fers the special production Wolves oi the Night" featuring the celebrated western movie star William Farnum This picture is notable for the beauti- full scenery it shows, the unusually gooo acting of the star, as well as the ex' cellent cast supporting him, and the in- tefesting theme of the story. It has only recently played in a number or the large northern cities. and has recelvec many complimentary criticisms.