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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-30
FRIENDSHIPS CEMENTED

The Jefferson county branch has com pleted it's work and is now disbanded. It gave valuable services during the F months of it's existence, it's members served untiringly, uncomplainingly and efficiently the cause of their country and in coming together in a body last night for the first and the last time, many of them personally unknoyn t. each other before then, they cemented friend ship that will live long after their work in the war of 1917-l91S becomes but a memory.
 Mr. Miners report of the organization activities is but an inadequate story ot it's achievements, and of the sacrifices Of it's members Time and again operatives were out on a case as long as AS hours without sleep or rest, enduring the cold and the discomforts, ready for strategy or tragedy whichever might be their lot. They were there to serve their country and never dreamed of quitting case until the object of their search was safely Joe hind the bars.
 The Jefferson county branch made fine record. The department of justice has recognized these services and eA- tended the thanks of the country to the loyal officers and men who compose II.
 H. Kew Miner, chief of the Jefferson county branch gave brief history oi the national organization, the purposes for which it was organized ana the things it achieved. "The department or justice had secured abundant evidence of the activity of German agents in thus country he said 'and it was more or less a matter of public knowledge that German spies were thick among us, ana ready to do any dastardly deed, regard less of it's character.
 ''The bureau of investigation or the dena rtnent of justice, while most effl- c;apt nerhaps more efficient than any similar bureau anywhere in the world was unable to cope with the situation simply because of the fact that 1t was in possible to employ enough men to dc the work and their paid agents could not in the nature of things secure all the hundreds of thousands of clues which resulted in running down German agents"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-30
SPIES AND PROPAGANDA

To meet the demand for greater force for Investigating spies, intrigues. propa- ga nda, espionage, deserters, slackers and other indicators the American Protec- tive league was conceived and organized with over 300,O00 operatives throughout the United States. who worked under the direction of the bureau of investi- gations and in cooperation with the de- partment of justice, the war. navy de- rartments, postoffice and treasury de- partments and other branches engaged in protecting the country while it was at war.
 "We in Birmingham have co-operated with the department of justice. war de- partmert, military intelligence, naval in telligence, postoffice department, exemp- tioE board, law enforcement division of the army and the treasury department, MT. Milner stated.
 50 efficient were the agents of the bureau of investigation of the depart ment of justice that when the declara- ton of war was finally signed, about 10000 German agents were known and
 (Continued on Page Nine)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-30
NEW PASTOR FIRST ' BAPTIST CHURCH
 ARRIVES IN CITY
Dr. Hobbs Met at Terminal by Delegation From the , Church and Presented
 With an Automobile
Of Birmingham, Ala. Statement December 31, 1918
 RESaI1RCES
s29,629.53s.3S

, Dr. J. F. Hobbs, the new pastor of the
 First Baptist church, arrived in Bir- mingham yesterday afternoon from s1Jonesboro, Ark, and will preach his n- ittal sermon Sunday morning.
 # In meeting Dr. Hobbs one is impressed with his agreeable as well as personal distinction and he has the deligtful way
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-30
Maj. Junius [. WalthaH Has Leg Amputated Following
 Wound Receiued on July Al
We'll Known Birmingham Officer Loses Right Limb in Operation After Undergoing Five Months Treat
 ment for Wounds Received Last Summer
r. BOB srDAvID

Wounded by shell in the terrific fighting Chateau Thierry nngham Red Cross hospital Paris where after five months aw and other complications sub December 27 that the of his Wathar misfortune will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-30
CRAWFORD GIVES
 PENSION FIGURES Total of $7137.55 Distributed Among Tennessee Co.
 Beneficiaries in 1918

President George G. Crawford of the Tennessee company yesterday made public the annual report of the United States Steel and Carnegie pension fund. of which he is one of the direc- tors.
 The total disbursements during the year were $7O9,059.S2. A summary of the pension cases shows the follow ing:
 Active as of January 1, 1918. 2933 Added during 1918 ............. 214
 Total ..3147 Discontinued during 1918 ...,..... 2S6 Continued beyond December 3l, I9lS Soo oi Averages for cases, 1911 to 1918. in- elusive: Age 65.51 years; service, 3o15 years; monthly pension, S2210
 The disbursements to the pension beneficiaries by the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company totaled
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-30

identical way as Capt. Got" Henley was, and by curious coincidence lost his leg three days before his brother officer from Birmingham did. Before entering the service Major Walthall was a travelling salesman for Crane company and was prominently connect ed with the social activities of the city, being member of the Community and other civic clubs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-30
BURGLARS DRIVE SPEEDS UP A b|1 Nocturnal Intruders Man age Six Robberies Despite
 Vigilance of Police
 Department

Burglars operating in Birmingham took another swallow of nerve bracel and the result is a number of business houses and residences were entered anC robbed during the early hours of Mon day, despite an exceedingly vigilant poiice.-Afternoon paper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-30

What can't be cured must be endured but with one of Ed Moores full pro- tection burglary policies your sufferln; will be wonderfully Iessened. if you ar. a burglarized victim.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
DEKLICA REVOLVERJEM
v MUFU.

BROOKLYN, n. Y. = V sredo
zveGer je sledil detektiv O'Kanor
neki mladi zenski, V kateri je gla-
som policijskega opisa slutil 16-
letno deklico Mario Weiss, stanu-
joco na Willoughby Ave. On je
sledil deklici do neke hiSe ma Pu-
lasky ST., kjer jo je nato nasel V
drugem nadstropju druzbi neke-
ga Salvatore Catronija. Pobegniti
sta hotela oba, toda detektiv ju je
S svojima cvrstima rokama pogra-
bill in vBlepil. 10 ju je preiskal,
je nasel detektiv mufu deklice
teak nabit revolver, vsled cesar
Sc bo morala zagovarjati pred So
discern, docimo je Catroni obtozen
zavajanja mladoletnih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
VELIKA NESRECA VSLED
RAZSTRELBE TfNKA.

BOSTON, MASS. = Devet oseb
je bilo ubitih in ololi petdeset ra-
ko je eksplodiral OBJ vod-
mem nabrezju ma Commercial st.
V Getrtek velik tank, napolnjen $
sirupom, IL katerega izdelujejo
sladkor.
Osem mrtvih trupel so odnesli z
mesta nesrece, eden pa je umrl na
potu V bolniSnico.
Vzrok razStrelbe Sc nj znan. =
Walter l.. Wedger, zaprisezeni
strokovnjak V eksplozivnih sno-
veh, pravi, ola ne more Sc podati
koncne izjave, vendar pa meni, da
so povzrocili razstrelbo plini, Xxi so
bill V tanku, kateri nj bill popolno-
ma napOlnjen.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
ZOPET VELIKA ZELEZNISKA
NESRECA.
PA.

DOYLESTOWN, PA. = Dne
IA, t. m. je bilo usmrcenih enajst
oseb in vec tezko ranjenih, ko je
zadel ponoci V blizini postaje Port
Washington brzovlak IL Scrantona
Reading R. R. tukajSnji lokalni
ylak,
NesreGa Sc je prigodila vsled
zakasnitve vlakov, ki so 2akasneli
vsIed trGenja pri Pen Brooku, OBJ
kateri priliki je bila tudi ena Ose-
ba usmrGena in tri tezko ranjene.
Cd imenovanih enajst ubitih
ljudi so vSi vecinoma delavci, Xxi
so Sc vracali Ia dom zno6nega de-
la V tovarni Midvale Steel Works.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
AVTOMOBILSKI BANDITJE
MA DELU.

CHICAGO, I'LL. - V Getrtek
zjutraj so avtomobilski banditje
ma Michigan Ave-, napadli in ne
varnO ranii Petra BadOrfa.
Badorf je bill pO banditih ustav-
lien in napaden blizini SvOjega
donna.
Badorfu, gredoeemu pO Michi-
gan Ave, Sc je pripeljal nasproti
crno pleSkan avtOmobil, IL katere-
ga sta izstopila diva mOza ter Sc
priblizala Badorfu.
GLANDS up!" Sc je glasilo obi
6ajno pOvelJe.
Badorf Sc je najbrz upiral, kaj-
ii en- bandit ga je udaril po glavi,
drugi ga je ustrelil zelodec.
Po ulici je priSel neki elovek, XII
je naSel ma tleh lezeeega BadOrfa.
Poklical je takoj policijo in zdrav-
nika drja. Thomasa j. Sullivana,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
Prok|amacija A|eksandra.
RevoIta v crnigori.
v NOW KRALJEvINI sRBov, HRvAToV IN sLoVENCEv MO-
RA VLADATI ENAKOPRAVNOST, PRAVI ALEKSAN-
DER. = RAZDELITEV ZEMLJE.

Tuajsni oficijeni bro sbskega krajestva je
pe pps pokamace srbkega prestolonasednka Aeksanda
regena kaene Srbov Hrvatov in Sovenev kate
kamac nanana formaca Wade razao nacr
demokraticno ustavo drzave.
Prokamacja podpsana Belgradu gavnem
LEVINE prav da je ba vada fomrana sogasu nacen
k in predsavnk vseh srbsh hrvatsh in sovensh polenh
srank ola bodo eprezean vodite vseh eh reig yeh
treh vel nasega plemena."
Glede vadne poitke Aeksander de da bo isa temela
prncph paramenae vade h bo sestoja deegatov srb
ke skupGe prdstavnikov stare Srbe Macedone
conanega seva anov narodnega skupno pedstavni
vojvodine (KranskeO in Crnegore.
Zemlja kaljevne progas nadae kaeviG Aleksander bo
azdena med potebne prebace kar bo godo ako da
bodo prraani svoh pravah sedanj gospodar Vlada bo
gedaa mro konerenc da bodo pravcno doocne polne
in etnografiGne meje naSega skupnega naroda
Gledao bo tudi bodo narodu prinane
pravce Jadranskega morja
CTo e drektnem nasprotu ajanskimi zahevami XII sire
da b Rim domnal Jadranko moe tem da Italia
OSvOji strategicne tocke vzhOdni obali)
WASHINGTON d. c. : Crnogorsko poslanstvo e izdalo da
poroo da okupaa Cnegore po ssh cetah zzvaa med
Crnogoc evoto Uporn brojec kah 10000 mo bill uspes
nj ter okupra mnogo kajev odkoder prepodli Srbe
PoroGo nadae naana ola crnogosk upornk poslal
delegacijo bvSemu krau Nkolaju Pariz XII kaa
a maj geda to- da prdeo Cogoro ameriS cete da bodo
WCrZevale red.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
IZBOLJSANE PLACE
HISNIKOM.

CHICAGO ILL. = 'Strajk or
,ganiziranih hiSnikov tenn mestu
je bill uspeSen in hiSnikom je bila
izboljSana plaza. V nekaterih slu-
cajih jim je bila cello podvojena.
Vsled move pogodbe Sc mora his
niku naznaniti Is dni preje kakor
Sc ga odpusti. Ce stanuje V istem
poslopju, Sc mu mora dati Is dni
casa, ola Sc preseli. Tudi hiSniki
morajo naznaniti svoj izstop il
sluzbe petnajst dni pref. Zen his
nikov Sc ne more siliti, da bi o.
pravljale delo hiSnikov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
RaZne VeSti.
ZDRUzENE DRZAVE SUHE.

LINCOLN, NEB., Is. Jan. =
Legislature V Nebraska je potrdi
la danes zjutraj kmalu po devetih
predlogo narodne prohibiciJe,
vsled cesar je doseglo stevilo dr.
zav, XII SO poStale suhe sc, kolikor
je potrebnO "a narodno prohibicl.
jo.
WASHINGTON, D. G. = Do
danes do polnoci Sc je vedelo, ola
je volilo V prilog prohibicije re 80
drzav in cakalo Sc je samo Sc ma
36., katere odlok je bill potreben,
da Sc uveljavi SploSna prohibiciJa
" Zdruzenih drzavah. Ia &c. dr.
zava je bila Nebraska.
Drzave, ki so dozdej volile "a
prohibicijo, so sledece: Alabama,
Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Maine,
Mississippi, Ohio, South Dakota,
Virginia, Arkansas, Delaware, In
diana, Kentucky, Michigan, New
Hampshire, Oklahoma, Texas,
Washington, Arizona, Florida,
Iowa, Louisiana, Massachusetts,
Mort Dakota, Oregon, Tennessee,
West Virginia, California, Geor-
gia, Illinois, Maryland, Montana
North Carolina, South Carolina.
Utah, Nebraska, Missouri.
Onih drzav, Xxi dozdaj Sc MISC
volile, je enajst in so sledece: Min
nesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New
Mexico, New York, Connecticut
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Yer,
mont, Wisconsin, Wyoming,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
10000 LJUDI MA STAVKI v
PERU.

LIMA, PERU. : V pondeljek
je bila tukaj proglasena general
na stavka, katere Sc je vdelezilo
med 10000 do 10000 moz. Mno-
go tisoe moz je zastavkalo Ma
rococha bakrenih rudnikih, XII so
last Cerro de Pasco drllzbe. Med
vojastvom in stavkarji so Sc ze IL
vrsili mani spopadi in nekaj stav-
karjev je bilo ranjenih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
MA INFLUENCE BOLNA DRU-
ZINA JE ZGORELA.

CEDAR RAPIDS, la. - Frank
Blizek, njegova zena, njegov sin
in njegovi hceri so zgoreli ma far
mi blizo Oxford Junctiona. Njih
zgorela trupla so dobili Sele pet
1lr po izbruhu ognja IL podrtin.
VISA druzina je bila bolna ma in
fluenci. zivela je V dolinici, pol
mile proc cd bliznje hise. Dru-
zina nj mogla dobiti nikogar, XII
bi j stregel bolezni in oee je bill
prisiljen kuhati. dasiravno bolan,
da nj umrla gladu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
PRoTI DELU Cd KosA.

WASHINGTON. = CLAM A. F.
Of L. zelezniskega oddelka, so pri-
cell s kampanjo, da Sc odpravi v
zelezniskih delavnicah delo cd ko-
sa. Ia sistem so re odpravile Bal
timore & Ohio zelezniSka druzba
in D. L. & w. zeleznica, sedaj pa
so bill izroceni ultimati Sc Allan
tic Coast zelezniSki druzbi, Elk
hart Indiana zelezniSkim delavni-
cam, Burlington in New York
Central zelezniSki druzbi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
FORD JE PoVIsAL PLACE.

DETROIT, MICH. = Ford je
povisal svojim delavcem place "a
$1.00 ma dan, tako da bodo znasa-
lie odslej minimalne delavske pla-
Ge pri tel druzbi po $500 ma dan.
Henry Ford je resigniral kot
predsednik Ford Motor druzbe in
je na njegovo mesto stopil njegov
sin Edsel, XII je sedaj "a let star.
Novi predsednik druzbe bo incl
$150,000 letne place.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17

Xxi je dial ranjenca prepeljati ma
njegov dom.
Zdravnik je nato na ranjen6e-
vem domu preiSkal njegovo rano
ter izjavil, da je rama nevarna,
vSled cesar je treba ranjenca ia
koj prepeljati V bolnico, kjer bo
operiran.
Ko je policija dospela ma lice
mesta, je naSla ma plocniku avto-
maticen revolver, V katerem je BIZ
10 Sc pet polnih nabojev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
STARA RESNICA, MRLICI NE
.GOVORE.

MINEOLA, n. Y. = Veleporota
.je zaslisala petnajstletno hcerko
millionaire Lebaudyja, bivsega
"cesarja" Sahare, da izpove>o o ira
gediji ma domu njene matere.
Mrs. Lebaudy lezi po trudapol-
mem delu navadnem umoru, V
postelji in seveda MEN zdravnlk
izjavlja, da bo minilo Sc vec dni,
preden zapusti postelj. Kako ne
zno in fino povedano, kajne? PRAY
mic nj bila bolna, ko je oddala pet
strelov na svojega ekscentricnega
soproga. Sc roka Sc j nj tresla,
ka. III vseh pet strelov je zadelo. =
ALI sedai je 'revica" zbolela, Sc
postelje he more zapustiti. Neka-
teri ljudje imajo res "rahlocut-
no" srce in Sc boil "mehke" xiv
Ice.
Zakaj je izvr$ila navaden umor,
pa govori MEN advokat, Mr.. Har-
ry w. Moore, kajti 'mehkosrcni
ubozici" bi Sc lahko dogodila ne
sreca, .da bi tragediji povedala
nekaj, kar jo lahko pripravi V wee
letno jeco ali pa cello ma elektric-
nj stol. In tako govori zanjo ad-
vokat, XII Sc je ucil, kako je treba
govoriti, ola clovek he obvisi V
mrezi postave.
Men advokat je o tragediji "a
MO povedal, da je ustrelila Lebau~
dyja, ker je grozil Mi in njeni
hcerki. Hotela nj braniti Sebe,
ampak ubraniti je hotela svojo
hcer pred 'blaznim ocetom.
Prvo porocilo umoru je govo-
rilo, ola je Lebaudy potrkal ma
vrata, soproga mu je prisla odpi-
rat in ga ustrelila. Zdaj poroca-
jo, ola ga je ustrelila boju MIN
in da je Lebaudy skusal potegniti
samokres. Ali uganka Sc vedno
.ostane, zakaj je zena S samokre-
som V roki prisla odpirat vrata in
zakaj je mani oddala pet strelov,
Xxi so vsi zadeli. Ali nj V obram-
bo zadostoval samo en- strel? Pri
miljonarjih je V navadi, ola sluzki-
ME in strezaji odpirajo vrata in
he gospodinje.
Lebaudy je mrtev in seveda ne
more pojasniti te zagonetke, kajti
on je edini, Xxi bi lahko podal dru-
go stran zadnjega dejanja druzin-
ske drame.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
PoLICIJSKI SOFER PRIJEL
DIVA LOPOVA.

CHICAGO, ILL. = Vceraj po-
noci sta bila prijeta diva bandita.
Pri enemu cd teh so naSli $125.O0,
ki jih je ravnokar ukradel, kakor
trdi poicija. Nadaljna diva lopo-
va sta zbezala. Bandita je prijel
policijski sofer Friderik j. Hlava-
ty.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
POVISANA plaza IT'S
KARJEM.

DUBUQUE, IOWA. q Unija
-tipografof je podpisala deloda-
jalci pogodbo, vsled katere Sc bo-
do poyisale tedenske place tiskar-
jew cd $4,000 ma $2S.0O.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
STROJEVODJA UBIT.

ST. CLAIRSvILLE, O. = Tu-
kaj je bill v sredo ubit vsled tree
MIA vlaka, prihajajoeega IL
Bridgeporta strojevodja Harry
Reed.
v njegovo locomotive je trcil
teak tovorni vlak.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
TOVARNA UMETNIH KOZ~
ZGORELA.

ATHOL, MASS. : Tukaj je
zgorela V cetrtek tVornica umet-
nih koz "Athol Manufacturing
Co." = PovzroGena SkOda znasa
$4,000.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17
UNIJA cRNcEv.

NEW ORLEANS. - Zamorski
delavci, Ndelovalci zabojev so u
'stanovili unijo ter jo priklopili A.
F. Of L.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17

9l9 required by o. October
Skupno italijansko mi
nistrstvo odstopilo.

PADEC KABINETA JE POVzRoCILo JUGoSLovANSKo VPRA-
SANJE. - ORLANDO INA SESTAVITI NOV KABINET.
TUDI ITALIJANSKI MINISTRI so IzPREVI
DELL DA Sc JUGOSLOVANI NE DAJO
TAKO IzLEPA POZRETL
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17

Ill.,
by the Act of October
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-17

RIM ITALIA 16 anuarja. Iajanski kabine e danes
Sgniral.
Mnskemu predsednku Orandu e naoceno maj formira
vi kabnet.
Orandov mnsrsi kabine je padel vd nesporazuma med
gede tajanSi tertoranh zahtev Prva vka razpoka
kabneu poazala ko e resgna prcekom anuara Leo
nda Bissoa minister pen udke pomozne akce Nato je
pr resgnacia Francesca Na fnanGnega mnstra kar
voclo e premier Orlando ako jadno odkur z Pariza
Rim.
Bissolati k e clan socasicne fae XII podprala oroma
doravaa vno podpira poko predsednka Wsona ter je
naspotova poli osvanja katero e vod taijans vnan
mister baron Sonnno.
Bissolat e avno primal da ga Italia ognjem ce Sc we'd
vaja em da anekia cello damansko oba katero zahte
vajo Jugoslovani
Baron Sonnino hotel da so izvedejo pogo ondonske
tane pogodbe ter ola prklop Itaii cello Dalmacijo
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-26
Central Association

The Central Baptist Association
was held with the Cane Creek
church, near Spring Creek. last
week. This was the eighty-third
annual session of the body. B. F.
FARRELL, of Humboldt. was moder-
ator, and delegates from fifty-one
different churches were enrolled.
The reports from the various
churches showed the work in the
bounds of the association progress
ing nicely, and the proceedings of
the body we're very harmonious.
The question of women messen-
gers from local churches was the
occasion for some warm talks, and
it was finally decided to refer this
matter to the churches and decide
it at the, next annual session in
1920. The report on woman's
work was red by DR.. /. N. Penick
showing the women are doing a
great part in carrying out the
commission to the church.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-26
BUY Big FARM
in ARKANSAS
Former Huntingdon Boys Have
Prospered in the Town Of
Tyronzo, Arkansas

A special from Tyronzo, Ark,
to Sundays Commercial Appeal,
gives the following account of a
land deal that will be interesting
to many of our readers as Messrs.
Wood and Warren, while boys.
resided in Huntingdon. and have
many relatives and friends here:
1.-THE most important land deal
made near Tyronza in some time
was closed this week, when L. M.
Wood and w. w. Warren bought
of j. g. Hooten the old Hooten
plantation, consisting of | 900 acres.
This land is located in a very fer
tile section of the best land in Ar
kansas. The farm is located
one mile southwest of town and
will have one of the laterals OF
the Ozark Trail to extend three
quarters of a mile along the front
and then three miles along the
side of the place. This is one Of
show places of Tyronzo and will
be one of the best farms in the
county when Wood and Warren
have completed the improvements
which they are contemplating. The
sale price was $239, lis. being APP
proximately $3.50 per acre.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-26
PLAN TO COMPLETE
CARMACK MONUMENT
Arrangements Made at Meeting
of Friends for Finishing
the Memorial

At a meeting of friends Of the
late Senator Edward Ward Car
mack, held in Nashville Saturday,
arrangements were made looking
to the completion of the monu-
ment and its erection on Capitol
Hill.
For some time the pedestal for
the Carmack memorial monument
has been in place at the Cedar
street entrance to the state capitol,
but the monument proper has never
been completed. This is now as
sured as a result of the meeting
Saturday. following which it was
stated that plans had been devised
by which the necessary funds
would be raised and work on the
memorial pushed to conclusion.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-26
CARROLL COUNTY
Singing CONVENTION
VIII Meet at Oak Grove the
Fourth Saturday and Sum
day in October

Since arriving ID Carroll county
4 have been informed that there is
quite a misunderstanding among
some people, caused BY contradic-
tory announcements, as to the
place and date Of the next semi
annual session of the above named
convention. The next session of
this convention meets at Oak
Grove. about three and one-half
miles southwest of Buena Vista,
on the fourth Saturday and Sun
day il October next.
By an agreement between the
president, Prof. G. A. Presson,
and myself, hereafter the conven-
ton on Saturday will be called to
order at | o'clock p. M, instead of
in the forenoon as heretofore. We
believe we are voicing the senti-
ment of the majority of the people
in this voluntary action, but should
there be any opposition to the
change. we shall be glad to know
of it at the next business meeting
of the convention.
Respectfully,
VIRGIL FL. KEE,
Corresponding Secretary.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-26
ATWOOD GROWING
MANY MOVING There
Nine Residences Sold in Last
Forty Days Live RealEstate
Company Great Help

Atwood, one of the best com.
muDities in this county, is keeping
up with the times and putting on
many evidences Of prosperity
Nine residences have been sold
there within the last forty days to
families who are locating in the
town because of the advantages
offered in way of the splendid
schools, good churches, and promis-
ing future of the town and COM
munity. Atwood is widely know
as a moral community, composed
of a thrifty church-going people,
and always stand for good schools.
The Atwood Realty Company is
a fine asset to the town. This
company has sold within the last
six or eight weeks between $35, 900
and $4,000 worth of real estate and
are doing much toward showing the
advantages of the community.
They have a splendid list of farms
and some town property, which
are being offered for sale. An
attractive ad of their business will
appear in the next issue of the
Democrat.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-26
KirkVickers

Mr.. Joe Kirk and Miss Maine
Vickers, popular young people out
on route No. 3, we're married last
Sunday morning at the home of
Mrs. Mike Chambers, with whom
the bride resided, Rev. Elihue
Martin performing the ceremony.
Ten or twelve couples of young
people witnessed the marriage and
accompanied the happy young
couple to Concord, where the party
attended preaching services. After
the preaching hour was over, the
groom and bride with a number
of friends went to the home of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
g. Kirk, where a wedding din
ner was served. They have many
friends who wish them much
happiness in their married life.