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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
INNE WIADOMOSCI
,MIEJSKIE.

- Wczoraj W po}udnie gosciem
klubu ,,Iroquois" ma Luncheon"
.by} X. Pergler, komisarz republic
k1 czesko-siowackiej ma Stany
Zjednoczone. Wyg}osil take no
we o planach i celach Czecho-SIo-
wakow, W kt6rej jednak ME doty-
kai drazliwych kweStyi. Bronil je-
dnakze Czecho-Siowak0W pre-
civ faiszom, jake szerzy propa-
ganda niemiccka i z~ydowska. a
zwiaszcza wykaza}, jak wierut--
nym falszem sq wiesci o pogro--
mach widow w Pradze. komisa-
rzowi Perglerowi t~owarzyszy ko-
misya finansowa, kt6ra specyal--
ME przybyIa Z Europy.
- Ujety zostai murzynski ra-
bus. +. Robson, LEGACY lat 30,
pc walce Z detcktywem +. Taps
cott'cm. Robson znany jest jake
wIamywacz W Chicago i Cleye--
land. W mieszkaniu lego male
ziono b~izutcrye wartoSci $1,000 O.
czvwiScic skradzione.
- Burmistrz Thompson jezdzi
sobje we wielkim i szybkim auto
mob;lu. kt0ry by} kupiony ola
miejskich detcktywow do poSci-
gu bandvt6w ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
podczas gdy ~detektywi musza sic
pos}ugiwac maiymi .,Fordami'
kt6re sic okazaly niedostateczne.
.Czy nalezy sic dziwit, re policya
znajduje trudnoSc W tiumieniu
zbrodni?
- Wielki automobil, w ktorym
bylo trzech mezczyzn, najechal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
iozy do inwestygacyi wydziaiow:
spraw militarnych Senatu.
rNNE
KRAIOWE,
KRAJOWE.

Boston, Mass, 81 maja. - Po-
licyant T. ]. O'Brien sadzii, re
jeszche zyej, gdy wczoraj .powia-
domiono go listownie, re dawno
jug umarl. Gala rzecz tax sic mia
Ia:
Szesc miesiecy temu O'Brien
zostai zwolniony re sluzby ma
rynarskiej. w zeszlym tygodniu
napisai do departmental mary
narki, ably mu wyptacono jego
nalezytosc "a kilka miesiecy. w
odpowiedzi Department mary
narki powiadomii go, re niegdys
byi W sluzbie marynarski czio-
wick o tenn nazwisku, ale re daw
no juz umarl pogrzebany zostai
a w dodatku oswiadczono, re de-
parliament jest gotow pokryc
koszta pogrzebu, ieze1i wysla do
departmental nazwisko pogrze--
.bowego, ktory pochowal cialo O
Brien'a, wraz z rachunkiem "a
poniesione koszta pogrzebu. o.
:Brien ME dai sic jednakze mako
mic do u~wierzenia, re umari, lecz
poszedi do pierwszego urzednika
departamentu marynarki W oko-
licy i udowodnil mu, re ME tylko
lyle, ale nadto ma prawo do Kill
kudziesieciu dolarow, zarTzyma-
nych przez department.
Eastport, Me-, Fl maja. - Ma
.lenka rtiejscowoSc niedaleko stad
zwana Edmunds, wysiaia dwu--
dziestu pieciu zdrowych, milo
dych mezczyzn ma woine. L tel
liczby zgineio pieciu wskutek ran
lub chorob. Miasto PASSPORT pc
siada choragiew siuzbowa Z 325
gwiazdami, a pomiedzy nicmi
znajduje' sic Q ziotych.
Passamaquoddy, szczep indyj-
ski, wysiai ia woine dwudziestu
dziewieciu swoich ludzi, Z kt6-
rych dziewieciu zginelo. Wielu
Z mich zapisa}o sic do armii ka-
nadyjskiej, wiekszoSc atoli do a.
merykanskiej. Liczby tc Swiad-
ca o patryotyzmie mieszkancow
maiych miasteczek w Maine. O.
raz o uczestnictwie w wielu bit
wach szercgow, do kt6rych sic
zapisali.
Milwaukee, Wis, II maja. -
Z. \. Marth wywoiai wczoraj sen
1cye, gdy stanai pred sadem i
oswiadczyl, re iona lego, straszo
ma przez ducha. ktory miaf oswald
Eye. re popeinii morderstwo,
znalazia ciaio ofiary zamordowa-
ma kobiete, w piwnicy swego do
mu. PAM Marth jest medium
spirytystycznem. Marth powie-
dzial policyi, re W kazda niemal
noe iona. jego byia nawiedzana
przez dusze lekarza, ktory ia bu-
dzil przez wkladanie rak ma jej
szyje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
SENAToRZY DoMAGAJA SIZE
WYJASNIENIA PLANoW w

Washington, 81 maja.t- w
Senacie ME MONA bylo wczoraj
przyjSc wcale do iadu. Kazdy
prawie czIonek mia} do przedio-
zenia jakiS projekt, jakaS rezolu-
eye. Jeden przez drugiego starali
sic ich jak najpredzej pozbyc, co
wiecej przyniosio zamieszania niz
korzySci. Wiele projektow byio
tel samej treSci. Rownoupraw--
nienie kobiet prawdopodobnie
miaio najwiecej. Niektorzy propo
nowali przyznac wyzsze pensye
zolnierzom, inni domagali sic
zniesienia ustawy o oSzczedzaniu
Swiatia dziennego, wiele wnio-
skow odnosilo sic do kopaln, zro-
del naftowych i obSzarow ziemi
publicznej. Kilku senatorow zada
10 zniesienia kontroli rzadowej
linii kolejowych. inni linii telegra-
ficznych i telefonicznych.
Senator Poindexter przediozyi
rezolucye, ~zadajaca wyjaSnienia
w sprawie amerykaaskich zohale-
rzy ma froncie syberyjskim. Re-
zolucye te pOpari senator John-
sno z lKalifornii. Obaj chca VIE
dziec, ilu zoinierzy amerykan-
skich przebywa obecnie ma frcn-
Gle syberyjskim ! jakiej zasady
politycznej wzgledem tamtel-
szych rzadow Ameryka SIC trz..
ma. .
Wprowadzono take projekt
zmiany nazwy kanaiu Panamskie
go ma ,.Kanal Roosevelt'a''. Sc
nator King z Utah przedfozyi re-
zolucye. domagaiac sic. ably SEX.
Stanu dostarczyl informacyi w
sprawie pretensyi przeciw Meks"
kowi i azeby poczyniono oGpo--
w;etnie krokt cel@lL z~realizow2-
MIA ich w rezolucyi tel zada on
take spisu wszystkich zamordo-
wanych przez rewolucyonistow
obywateli amerykanskich cd CA
ST. administracyi Diaza, oraz
wszelkiej informacyi w sprawie
konfiskaty wiasnoSci amerykah--
skich.
Senator Ashurst proponowal
zakupic obszary ziemi w Dolnej
Kalifornii, celem przeszkodzenia
Taponczykom W zakladaniu tam
re kolonii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
WiadOmO$Ci Z Town
Lake..

w ubieg1a niedziele, dnia 1S-go b.
H., OdbyIo sic %posiedzenie Polskiej
Sp0iki p. Il. Liberty Clothing Co" W
lOkalu braci W1odarskich pnr. 1868 W,
alma ILL.,, ma kt0rym wydano kon--
trakt' do budOwy dOmu. W kt0rym mic,
Sell sic bedzie Skiad ubrah, panu Stani.
s}awOwi KlebancrOwi. zaS ma pOsie-
dzeniu, kt6rc odbedzie sic dzisiaj dnia
21-gO b. M. o ~godzinie 9tcj wiecz0rem
W tym Samym lOkalu wydane zostana
kontrakta ms inne prace. Jak mas pOin-
formowano sp6ika powyzsza ma otwo-
rye skIad PREY kohcu mieSiaca wrzc-
Snia b. r. z ubraniami meSkimi, wsZel-
kiego gatunku Obuwia, Galanteryi me-
skicj. Budynek Stanic pnr. 1915 SO.
Ashland ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

oredziu PREF. Wilsona, azeby po-
datki wojenne zniesiono, a zwia-
SEGA podatki ma t. wv. przedmio
tach zbytkownych.
w roku zeszlym wedfug J. F.
Smietanki, federalnego kolektora
akcyzy, W tutejszym dystrykcie,
otrzymano 4 podatkow $3.50, OOO,-
900. w roku biezacym spodziewa
ia sic skolektowac $3.50, 10000
Kupcy So wielce uradowani, re
PREF. Wilson radzi zniesienie po-
datkow ma ,,towarach zbytkow--
nych'', gdyz podatki tie stanowia
wielka niedogodnosc, a skolekto-
wanie tychze jest nadzwyczaj ko-
sztowne. Obecnie BOWEN opodat
kowaniu podlega wszystko cd pa
sty do zebow do woody sodowej z
lodami. TAX kupcy jak i odbiorcy
pragna zniesienia tych podat-
k6w. Fabrykanci zas pragna znie-
sienna podatku Cd nadwyzko-
wych zysk6w. Me So przeciwni
podatkowi dochodowemu, lecz
saba, re podatek cd nadwyzko-
wych zysk6w tamuje rozwoj nor
malny przedsiebiorstw przemy--
slowych, gdyz ME Tozwala ma wy
sokie zyski i Wk}adanie pieniedzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

PnsEukuJes. prscyp Czr-aj pi,nis
s ss,s'1sTia n3 32s HSSEyks c,f ipF. sHsr::
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
Ignacy Zwarycz, $50: oh. Francisco
Kamihski, $50.

Ignacy Zwarycz, $50; OBJ. Franciszek
Kamifski, $50.
w niedziele minionq W parafii sw.
Jana Bozego odby1o sic uroczyste 'rOz-
winiecie sztandaru ~honOrOwego iowa
rzystwa Ochotnik0w Kazimierza Pula-
skiegO, Kompania G.. gr. $40 Zjed. L.
T.. K, W sail parafialnej o godzinie
gel popo1udniu. Program byf nastepu-
lacy: Y. Konsultor Ludwik Grudzih-
ski, proboszcz tamtejszej parafii wygiO
sill move patryotyczna w p~odniOs1ych
s}owach stoujac temat do obecnej chwi-
Ii. Nastepnie Choir parafialny Sw. &C.
cylii pod dyrekcya p. Franciszka Mali
~nowskiego, odspiewa} .,Wiazanke Lii
stopadowa". Parma Marya Pawiczka,
wypowiedziala piekna deklamacye. -
Dzieci szkolne o~dSpiewa}y pieknie pieS6
patryotyczna. P. Karol Ploszek wypo-
wiedziai deklamacye. Nastepnie Odby}a
sic ceremonial rozwiniecia %sztandaru
honorowego. Znowu deklamacye wypo-
wiedzia}a parma J6zefa Walczak, Pan
Bronislaw F. Kowalewski, wyglosif
budujaca move. Wladysiaw Komar, WV
g}osiI deklamacye a dzieci szkOlne IL
raczyly zebranych swym pieknym spie-
wen. Choir sw. Cecylii po raz wt6ry wy
stqpil re Spiewem, kt6ry sic ~zakohczyi
modlitwa ,,Boze cos Polske". Pc tych
pieknych electromagnetic i p~o}aczonych
przem6wieniach. c~z}onkowic rozgrzani
ma duchu przyrzekli nadal pracowac
ola dobra towarzystwa W imieniu ha-
STA Bog 1 Ojczyzna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

W ~przysz}a niedziele W koSciele sw.
J6zefa. PREY 4Smej i s. Hermitage ave,
gdzie proboszczem Jest Y. Stanis}aw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
kIonika MiejsCowa.

Dokonczenie re strongly l~-szej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

Jutro we czwartek, dnia 22-gO b. m.
Choir pa~rafialny Sw. Cecylii W parafii
Sw. Jana Bozego urzadza wieczorek
towarzyski ola swych czlonk6w / cz}on-
kin w~yIacznie sail OchrOnki Polskiej
Anio1a Str6za, PREY 46ei j Gross ave.
Zabawa zapowiada sic wySmienicie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

DziSiaj W koSciele Sw. Jana BozegO
o godzinic 9tej rano pobiogoslawiony
zOStanie zwiazek ma}zcnski p. Stani-
Slawa K}osa. wdowca, Fam. pnr. 4i04
s. Ashland ave-. 2 parma AGnieszka Ga
liCa. znana W ko}ach towarzySkich w
parafii sw. Jana Bozego. Slubncj ccrr-
monii dopefnil y. Antoni WiSniewski,
wikary z Scrcowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
TELECRAMy kRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY l-szej.

Reprezentant Emerson, repu--
blikanin z Ohio, przediozyi rezo-
lucye, domagajac sic, ably konfe-
rencya pokojowa W Paryzu pod
niosia raz jeszcze sprawe portu
Fiume j oddaia go Wtochom va
ich wielka pomoc ola Aliantow
Podczas wojny."
Reprezentant Good z Iowa,
PTezcs wydzialu kredytowego L.
by, przedlozyl projekt utworze--
MIA nowego systemu budzetowe-
go. Reprezentant Greene z Mas
sachusetts, prezes wydzialu floty
handlowei, przediozys rezolucye
o przeprowadzenie inwestygacyi
w sprawie wydzialu przesylkowe
SO i korporacyi okretowej Elmer
gencv."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

Sp6}ka Budowniczo-P ozyczkOwa i Ka-
sa OSzczednoSci p. n. ,Pionierow'. be-
die miaIa swoje %regularne posiedzc-
ME dzisiai wieczorem o godzinie Imej
w sail lOkalu banku braci Wfodar--
skich, pnr. 1863 W. Alma III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

Dzisiaj wieczorem odbedzie sic po'
siedzenie Gniazda SOk6f POlski III. 81
my Il. S. =. W sail g6rnej i'm. Juliusza
Slowackiego. pnr. 100 w. 4s-ma Ill.
poSiedzenie rOzpOcznie sic o godzinic
S-mci wieczOrem. Wszyscy cziOnkOwic
pOwinni bye obecni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

powrotem do Interest,"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

Paistwu Marcinowi i Annie Toma-
szewskim Fam. pnr. 2546 w. 45-tei ul..
przyby{ goSC W pOstaci tcgiegO / zdrO-
wego synka w~azacego dziesiec funt6w.
TAX matka jak i dziecie czuja sic PREY
dohrem zdrowiu.i Ojciec niezmiernie IL
radowany 70 swej pociechy obiccHjc
wyprawit doskona}e chrzciny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

Tcgoroczny popis dzieci Szkolnych z
parafii &w. Jana BoAcgo. odbcdzie sic
W niedziClc dnia 22,gO Czerwca b. r, W
salt parafialncj PREY 52-giei / S. Throop
III. Pcczatek O godzinie I 80 wieczorem.
Tcgorocznc popisy maja bye urzadzone
lcpiej niz kiedykolwiek przcdtem | pro-
gram ina bye nader S%tarannie przygO-
towany przez Siostry N~auczycielki.
=:
TowarzyStwo Panien AniOIa Str6za,
urzadza W %niedziclc, dnia 1-gO czerwca
h. r.. W sail Ochronki .Aniola Str0za.
pnr. 1900 Gross ave. j 46cj III. VIE
czorek rozmaitoSci. ma kt6rym beda ME
Spodzianki iakich dOtad ma wieczor--
kach %podObnych ME bylo. POczatek vie,
czorku o godzinie 7-mej wieczorem. -
Wartoby p6jSc | zabawic sic przyzwoi-
cie W gronie nadohnych panienek. BIZ
lety MONA nabyc IL czlonkih tegoz to-
warZystwa. Tub W OchrOnce Aniola
Str6za.
Ma Polske W parafii Sw. Jana Boae-
60 z}ozy}y datki nastep. osoby ma pie
banii: Oh. MARGIN Furmaniak, $50: oh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

Ia Staraniem Klubu Obywatclskiego
i'm. Kazimierza P~uiaskiego. W parafii
Sw. JGzcfa odbywaja sic stale co wtOr-
XII wieczOrem przcdsta vienna Obraz6w
migawkowych W sail parafialnej PREY
Zbiegu ulic S. Paulina i 4S-mej III. Wczo
rajsze przedstawienie udafo sic pod
kahdym wzgledem. Polonia tamtejsza
powinna .iak najliczniej u~czesZczac do
sail parafialnej a ME do ohcych.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21
BESSEMER NEWS

Bessemer, August 70. - Special )-The ordinance, calling for an election in the city of Bessemer for d SSoOOOO bond is sue for the erection of a high-school building and making improvements or. other school buildings, was referred to the finance committee of the city coun- cfl at the regular meeting Tuesday even ing The committee will make a report at the next meeting or the council The request for the bond issue was made at the previous meeting o. the council. speeches being made by 1l. J. Brooks. president of the board of education, and Prof. l.. l.. Vann, superintendent of the public schools.
 George Murraii, wno served as a cap tain in the army during the war. rep resented the North Lewis Post of the American legion in petition to the coun- cil to exempt returned soldiers from the
 payment of street tax for the year 1919.
 He was followed by Maj T. T. Huey, who also spoke in behalf of the soldiers.
 The petition was referred to the finance committee.
 petition from P N. Meharg to repair the streets on Thirtieth street from the , Louisville & Nashville railroad to Caro- lima avenue, so that vehicle could De driven through that section was granted and the street VIII be repaired. Complaints of the sanitary depart I. .ment's failure to discharge the dutie' l of the department was registered at th'
 meeting.
 1 J. Marks, in a written petition, mad' 1 complaint of hogs being kept in larg
 numbers next to his property. which wa: 1 declared by him to be a nuisance, ant asked that the matter be investigated I Other minor complaints were made o' members of the council which wer referred to various committees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21

of Mir. and Mrs Herbert Farr at Char leston, w Va.
 Miss Aubrey Word of Athens is the guest of Mrs. Cora Handy
 Miss Josie Belle Hawkins of Nashville
 is the guest of Miss Kathyrn Baty.
 Crittenden Currie of Biloxi is the guest oS4W. S Persons and is in the city tc attend the Pan-Hellenic dance Thursday evening.
 Mrs. E. E. Kean and her daughters Xavier and Merriel. have returned from visit to relatives in Nashville.
 Mrs, C. F. Rogers of Nashville and he' daughter, Miss Luc;ie Rogers, are visit ing Mrs J. F. Bailey on Fifth avenue
 Miss Maggie Murrah has returned tror visit to Miss Laura Brown at Tusca . loosa-
 Miss Matte Read of Tuscaloosa is the guest of Mrs. Ed Read. having come especially for the Pan-Helienic dance. MT and Mrs, Kittrel Trotter. Mrs Annie Trotter and Miss Corinna Trotter have returned from a two weeks stay ai 1 Lake Junaleska, N. C. l Mir and Mrs E. l.. Huey Huey return ed Wednesday from a Visit to Ashevtle and other places in North Carolina. i Miss Mamie Joe Reid has returned to 1 her home after an extended visit to New York, Boston and other points in tho !
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21
TO CLEAR HEAD |. AND CLEANLIVER !. TAKE CALOTAB
The Nausealess Calomel Tablet that is purified and Refined
 From the Sickening Effects.

What will human ingenuity do next? Smokeless powder. wireless telegraphy, horSelesS carriages, colorless iodine tasteless quinine,-now comes nausea less calomel The new improvement called "Calotabs" is now on sale at drugstores.'
 For biliousness. constipation and in- digestion the new calomel tablet is a practically perfect remedy, as evidenced by the fact that the manufacturers have authorized all druggists to refund the price if the customer is not per fectly delighted" with caIotabs. One tablet at bedtime with a swallow of water-that's all. No taste. no nausea, no griping, no salts. By morning your liver is thoroughly cleansed and you are feeling fine, with q hearty appetite Eat what you please-no dang ergo about your business.
 Calotabs are not sold in bulk Get an original package. Sealed. Price thirty five cents.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21

never maintained military units are this cause. and where it is believed that a unit could be organized and kept alive by recruiting and e-enlistment, appli- cation should be made to the adjutant general for detailed information"
 In view of the fact that trouble, either internal or foreign. is liable to arise at any time during the present conditions of social unrest both at home and abroad, it has been urged by the governor and leading business men of the state that a national guard be raised at once; that every true and loyal citizen lend his influence to the organization of the local quota.
 RAISING QUOTA
 l Major Lucien Brown of Birmingham has had the raising of the quota of ] this city under his direct supervision 1 and has been partially successful but If the remainder of the quota of eight companies assigned to Birmingham and | the surrounding district is raised. he l says that he must have the cooperation of every business man and citizen of the city and district.
 A fight is being waged at the present l time against a bill which proposes to l increase the minimum quota for each company raised to 100 men instead of the 65 men originally planned In case | that the quota is raised to 100 men per company. it is said that smaller towns that would have been able to raise 8 company of 65 men will be forced tc let the organization drop because they will be unable to raise the required number.
 Both Adjutant General Moon ant Major Lucien Brown are appealing tt the citizens of this city to do every, thing within their power to raise tn, eight companies assigned to this city Employers are asked to assure thei1 men that they will not lose either theil jobs or pay while in the execution O
 their duties at national guardsmen.
 When the present quota of infantr, has been raised by the citizens of Bir mingham, Major Brown has announced that probably either a machine gul company or battery of artillery woul, be raised possibly both.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21
COUNTY VETERANS
 WILL ORGANIZE AT
 EAST LAKE MEETING

A basket dinner has been planned for the meeting of the Confederate Veterans of the county. which will be held at East Lax Saturday A musical programme will be rendered.
 The purpose of the meeting is to or ,ganize the Jefferson County Veterans association. All oonfed rate veterans in Jefferson county are urged to be present and aid in making the organization a sue cess. Appropriate addresses will be made by distinguished veterans. The commit tees who have the meeting in charge will make efforts to make the occasion Saturday an enjoyable one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21
NATIONAL GUARD ]. TAXES NEW LIFE AS
 SUPPLIES ARRIVE
Business Men Urged to Co., operate in Organization of Eight Local Com
 panies

one carload of equipment for Com pany G of the old Fourth Alabama National Guard has arrived here and includes rifles, bayonets, blankets mess kits" tents and raincoats which will be distributed at an early date. The equipment of headuuarters com pany is expecred to arrive soon.
 With the arrival and distribution of the equipment of one company of na-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21
pETTuS COuNTY BILL

A number of citizens will go to Mont gomery Thursday in interest of the Pet ' tus county bill, and will be at the capitol for few days this week The new eoun- ty continues to be the principal topic of conversation with Bessemer citlzens, and a strong fight will be made for she passage of the bill by representative ousi- ness men of the city The action Of the citizens of Fairfield in expressing de- sire at mass meeting to be included n Pettus county provided the Ross bill 10 create Pettns county, is adopted, is con- sidered a most encouraging sign to those interested in the bill.
 At a meeting of the board of directors of the library Tuesday afternoon the librarian Mrs. w. T. Warick, was au- thorized to have number of repairs made on the building. The roof will be reinforced, and new radiators installed in the building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21
MEMBER OF JAZZ
 BAND BOUND OVER

Jean Harper. negro, charged with em- bezrling SIS from the Williams jazz or chestra, was given preliminary hear ing in Judge II. 8. Abernethys division of the munIGpal court yesterday after noon and was bound on a bond fixed at s3Oo to await the action of grand jury. Harper was formerly member of the iazz band Attorney Reese Murray is representing the defendant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21

The rapid increase in value of holdings is based upon actual developments The weeks report from the Desdemona field taken from the Fort Worth Record, Sunday, August IT, shows 27 COMPILE TIONS (NEW WELLS) WITH MANY PRODUC- FRS FLOWING AS MUCH AS 5000 BARRELS PER DAY. Our holdings being surrounded by these oil wells. Every added makes our prospects brighter and our leases valuable. That's why acreage is already worth twice more than our entire capital stock, and why say YOU CAN'T LOSE BY INVESTING IN OUR STOCK IT WILL PAY A BIG PROFIT IF WE NEVER DRILL
 It Win Make Us All Rich When We Do!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21
ITALIAN CELEBRATION

Tony Thomasino of Bessemer has been appointed chairmsvl of Jefferson coun- ty to make arrangements for the Italian celebration to be held at the fair grounds on September IT in interest of the rellet fund for Italian war orphans. MT. Thomasino will be assisted by commit tee selected from all over the district, and he has named Pasquale Schillici and Mike Conzoreno as his assistants for Bessemer The aim of the Italians Is to raise s20,000 from the district for the relief fund
 DANCING PARTY
 Jeff Falkner entertained number Of his young friends with dance at the rome of his parents on Clarendon ave-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21
Unlawful Homicide

Acting Coroner R. E. Askew. after in- vestigating the death of Sam Hester, ne gro. who was shot and killed by Will Eatman negro, at Ensley a few days ago returned a verdict of unlawful homicide Eatman was arrested on warrant sworr out by. the coroner and placed in the county iail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21
AIRPLANE FLIGHTS

Regular passenger flights will be re- stunned by the Alabama Aeroplane asso- citation Tuesday. The plane has beer repaired after the accident on the trip to Demopolis, and the pilots will take passengers on their flights Tuesday, be- ginning at o'clock, from the field at Eighteenth street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-21
Italians Go to Hungary

By Associated Press Paris, August Z0.-ltalian troops are on the,r way into Hungary, according to re- ports received here today. No details of the movement were given.