davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
PROTOKOL.

q powOdu braku miejSca SprawOzda-
uie zoStaiO OdtOzOne do dEiSiaj.
W dniu +goi Sierpnia, 1920 roku ma
wezwanie GeneralnegO KonSula p. Zyg-
munta NOwiCkieso W sprawie ukOn-
StytuOwanta sic KOmitetu nieSienia POI
mocy PolSce OdbyfO sic " Zwiazku
Polek zebranie, ma kt6re przybyli pred
stawiciele nastepujacych zrzeSzen, or
g~anizacyi i piSm polskich.
p. N~apieralska f., Prezeska Zwiaz-
ku POlek W Amerycc.
2. DabkowSki r., Stow. Mechanik6w
PolSkich.
P. Rayzacher St. Zwiazek Ludlow
cow w Ameryce.
p. BOrkiewicz s.. Palatine.
P. Puchala w. Monitor PolSki Co.
P. StefanShi NJ, zwiazek Socyal.
Polsk.
P. DR.. Murawski h. Prezes X. o. y.
?. KwiminSka j.. X. Q. y.
P. zaroSlinSki f. S, Pol$ki Klub To-
~warzyski-
P. Gopport L. Zwiazek Miodziezy
PolSkiej.
P. Mioduszewski s. NJ. Stowarzysze-
ME Dent. PolSkich.
p. Hencel NJ, Komitet polacz. Tow.
P. p. p.
p. CieSlik. Zwiazek Sokoi6w Okr. IL.
P. Pr1ezdziecki n. Dziennik Ludo-
wy.
p. EOzak T, Kuryer NarOdowy.
P. PiOtrowSki T.. Robotnik PolSki.
Ogr. Centr. Iwiaz. Soc. Pol.
2. Bloch A. l.. POlOnia Publishing Co.
2. Le$nicki Ludwik, Mot.
P. Papara W. Dzienuik ChicaSoski.
P. Matocki NJ. j.. Kuryer PolSki z
Milwaukee.
2. R~ySzkowSki F.. Technika Popular
IA.
P. Huzelewski A. r., Tow. AXE. Roz-
wGj.
T. PeriOwSki W, Union Liberty Co.
T. SterCzynSki l., PrezcS gm. L. W.
T.. No. so.
?. Cienciara. Tow. Lekarzy.
p. OSfozinSki ]. K, KOmitet Pozyczki
z KaEmierzOwa.
T. Skorupa T. Sekretarz Kom. r. P.
2.
2. TOmaSzkiewicz NJ. PrezeS en-. No.
. Zwiaz. Mar. Pol. z WOjciechOwa.
2. Twardzik j., Zwiaz. Lud. PolSk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
MOVIE R~OZPORZADZENIE
MIEDZYSTANoWEJ KoMI-
SYI HANDLOWEJ.

Washington, Z. sierpnia. -
EiiedzvStanowa komi>ya handlo-
va wydaia wczoraj rozpolzqdze-
nic, by wszystkie koleie aseSowa-
ne na wiecej, niz 100000 rocz-
ncgo podatku przedstawia}y rapor
IA co try miesiacc, zazraczajac
liczbe swvch robotnik6w w roz-
nvch zawOdach i wartoSc ich pra-
cy. Celem tego rozporzQdzeniA
lest dostarczenie lepszcj statysty-
HI robotnikow kolejowych niz do
tychczas byly dostarczane przez
koleje. w ich rocznych -aportaCh,
Delegacya reprezenUjaca stral,
kujacych robotnik6w kolciowych,
ma kt6rej czelc stoi John Grunau,
prezes organizacyi kolcjarzy
Chicago Yardsmen's AssociA-
ton" mic odbyta d~otychczas pla-
nowanej konferencyi Z sekreta-
rem Tumultym.
Strajkierzy wypowiedzieli sic,
re chcq powrocic do swych zajec
wobec podwyzki plac. przyznanej
niedawno przcz kolejowy wydzial
piracy.
Des Moline, Iowa, 7. sierpnia. -
Kolejowa komisya Stanu Iowa
zbierze sic d. 1890 sierpnia, ably
powziac ostateczna akcye ma "a
DAME kolci, cclem podwyzszcnia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07

neutrality-suspicious. amerykanski
,,Bailey' otrzymai rozporzadze--
ME, by byi W pogotowiu odply-
nae W czterech godzinach do por
tn Ensenada, W Nizszej Kalifor-
Mi - wedlug oswiadczenia tu-
tejszych oficerow Z marynarki'
Meksyk, miasto, 7 sierpnia. -
Cficyalne rezultaty z kongresyo-
nalnych wybor6w zesz}ej niedzie
Ii wykazujq, IL liberalno : kon-
stytucyalna partya wysz}a IVY
ciezko W mieScie Meksyku; TAXA
wiadomosc przynajmniej podaje
meksykanskie pismo Eel Demo-
crata".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
AMUNDSEN UDAJE SIF DO
BIEGUNA PoLNOCNEGO.

Nome, Alaska, 7 sierpnia. -
Kapitan Roald Amundsen, INA
nv podroznik i badacz Z Norwe-
gil, opuszcza dzisiaj Alaske, &C.
lem udania sic do bieguna pol
nocnego, gdzie zamierza spedzic
piet lat ma piracy naukowej. Okret
ma ktorym odp}ynie nosi nazwe
.,Maud".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07

z. Bielon F., Zwiaz. Lud. Polsk.
p. Rolnik c., Zwiazek Soc. Polsk.
z. Strzelecki St, Prezes X. o. n. z
k~enSingtonu.
2. BorkowSki j., +. o. y.
7. Przybylowicz h. .. y.
2. Hrukelman A, X. o. y.
Z. DR.. Wyczofkowska A.
Z. PObJg LA, Literatba.
p. DIR. Hamczyk s, Przedst. Min.
Zdr. Publ. z Warszawy.
l L. ZurawSka j.
z. OglozinSka l.
Z. kudelko Jan.
p. SZkola Jan.
Z. Ko{odziejski st.
P. Cabak WI.
p. Rachanski An.
Z. PoadzinSki NJ.
p. Sienkiewicz NJ.
2. Heynar Jan.
=. Bukowiecki L. X.
Z. S~wiercZyhSki st.
p. Wypych Fr.
p. LewandowSki Is.
p. Yak FIR.
T.. Mega w.
T.. Grara IL.
=. ZnoSko. Kor. Columbia Co.
Ma wStcpie konsul Nowicki zazna-
czyi, re n~iniejSze zebranie jest juz dru-
giem z rzedu i re zwoiane zostaio W
celu zjednoczenia wSzyStkiCh polShich
Stronnictw i ugrupOwan W Ameryce
ola ~skutecznego nieSienia pomocy Pol
see dziSiejSej ciezkiej dObie jaka
PolSka ~przezywa oraz W celu uSwiada-
mania SpoleczcnStwa pOlskicgo w A
Merge przez praise pOlSka jak r6wnicA
Ii kumunikOwanie niezbSdnych wyJa-
Snieh o Sprawie pOlSkicj W praSie anne
ryka1skiej. Konsul Nowicki ~oSwiadczyt
&c poniewaz wickSZa ilO$G zrzeSze1 uSu
ncia sic cd tel akcyi, to on ME moze
stanac ia jej czclc poniewaz Si6wny
warunek wSp0lna prac W komitecie ME
zoStafa OSiagniCta.
Pc tenn oSwiadczeniu, wylOnily sic
dVa wnioski:
II Ably calej akcyi zaniechaC, zazna
czajac re zOstala ona rozbita Z po-
wodu zc pewna ilO$G wickszych zrze-
szen odmGwila swcgo wSp6iudzialu.
- Ably niezwiocznie przystapic do
organizacyi i do czynu W nadziei. ze
dobra sprawl W przyszioSci pofaczy j
zjednOczy wSzyStkich.
Pc d&uzSzej wyczerpujacej dySkuSyi
! pierwSZy wnioSek zostAi przeZ wnioskO
dawc6w c~ofniety, a drugi je~dnoSfoSnie
przez wszyStkich przyjety. P~oStanowiO-
NJ vice natychmiaSt prZyStapic do wy
borrow zarzadu. kt0remu jednak NADIA
no charakter tymczaSowy, a TO w tym
celu. ably W miarc przyiaczenia sic do
akcyi innych Organizacyi w przysz}oSci
| MONA i'm by}o zapcwnlc wybOr w "a
rzadzie komitetu.
Wybory daily ~nastepujacy wynik:
Prezesem AoSta}a wybrana p. f. Ma
picralSka, prezeska Zwiazku Polek W
Ameryce.
WiceprezeSem L. r. DabkowSki re
Zwiazku Mechanik6w POlSkich.
S~ekretarzem protOk6larnym - p.
Bloch, Polonia Public Co.
Sekretarzem Honorowym - p. NJ.
Malecki z Kuryera PolSkiego W Mil
waukeC.
Pc dokonanych wyborach ma who
! SEX jednego Z uc1estnik6w zebrania po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
8 OSoB w AEROPLANIE MA
1000 STOP.

San Antonio, z sierpnia. -
heroplan mark DE Haviland"
nlieszczacy siedmiu pasazerow i
lotnika, kierowany przez porucz-
nika Henry Washington, wzniosl
sic do wysokoSci lo,07O stop -
lest to najlepszy rekord kiedykol
wick zdobyty ma polu awiatycz-
ZEN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
| MY MANY TAME
SZYFKARTY.

KTO CHCE jechat "a droga ma Wlo-
chy. Austrye CzechO-Slowacye mo-
re jechac taniej niz kalda lima.
Okret ,.PESARO". pojem. $4,000
ton Cdawniej niemiecki okret Mott
ke") odplynie z y. Y. 1go wrzeSnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07

"a rzetclna us}uge. Take pogrze
bowemu p. +. Patka. Iasyiamy
staro-polskie bog zap}ac."
w smutku pograzona,
Anna Maika, matka i rodzi-
ma.
Ogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07

Ii sig WczoraJ re znaczncm Fam
tercsowanic o decyzyi federalne-
20 sedzicgo Cochrana Z Lexing-
ton, Ky, ktory uznal, re zarza-
dzcnie komisarza prohibicyJnego
Kramcra, ograniczajace liczbe re-
cept ma w6dke, jaka lekarze NIGGA
wydawat, jest niewaznc i pozba-
wiore podstawy prawncj. Zarz2-
dzcnie to postanawia, re laden lie
karz ME moze wvdac wiecej ia
kich receipt jak 100 ma try mic
STAGE.
JcieIi dccyzya sedziego Cochra
ma zostanic podtrzymana przez
Nyzszc sadly, lekarzc ME bed2
wcalc ograniczcni pod wzgledcm
RECEIPT ma w6dke, jake bedq mo-
gil wydawaG, Swoja droga - u
stawa p7zewiduje jake kare ma lie
Harry. kt6rzyby nadurzywali pra
wa wydawania takich RECEIPT, O.
dchranie praw praktyki.
w chicagoskim biurze agcn-
tow prohibicyjnych o5wiadczyi
kapitan Howard, re decyzya Sc
diego Cochrana ME jest w sta
mic znieSc mocy obowiazrGja ace
zarzadzenia Kramera.
PRZECIWKO R~OzSZERZA--
-. NIU ASHLAND AVE.
Bogaci wlasciciele r~ealnoScio--
vi z Rogers Park jawili sic wczo
raj pred prezesem komisyi ulep-
szeh lokalnych i wniesli protest
przeciwko projektowi rozszerza-
MIA Ashland ave. w tenn pred
mieSciu. Jako. pow6d swcgo
sprzeciwu podah obawe, &c W
razie rozszerzenia Ashland ave.
- przemieni sic n w Rogers
Parku ma ulice ,,byznesowa", pod
czas gdy dis tworzy tam pick
ny bulwar.
WIELKI POsCIG "a DANDY
TAMI.
Teden z najenergiczniejszych
w historyi Chicago Poscigow "a
bandytami, rozpoczai sic wczorai
20 zfozeniu W grobie zamordowa
nego W miniona srode s~ierzanta-
detektywa Franka J. McGurk. Ia
checcni z}ozona II trumny ofiary
przysiega, wszyscy czfonkowie
poiicyi i biura detektywow po-
stanowili rozwinac jak najskru-
priatniejszego poszukiwania, ce-
lem wytropienia i aresztowania
morderc6w. Pc pogrzebie nadto
Stowarzyszenie Sferzantow De-
tektyw6w ogiosi}o, re ofiaruje
"a pochwycenie i oddanie w rece
sprawiedliwosci winnych tel zbro
dni $1,000 nagrody.
Wszyscy czlonkowie biura de-
tektywow wzieli udzia} W po--
grzebie, a ~pierwszych kilku, kto-
rzy weszli do domu pnr. 1l7 N.
HARLOW ave-, gdzie zwloki spo-
czywa4y, zatrzyma}o sic u trum-
ny i zlozyio przysiege, re smierc
ia musi bye pomszczona. Wszy-
Soy nastepni pod wrazeniem te-
go przyk}adu czynlli to samo. -
Przyszlo i'm ma mysl, jak wielu z
ich koleg6w spotkal juz los podob
ny jak McGurka.
Pogrzeb odbyi sic nastepnie z
ko$cio4a katolickiego PREY Kill
dare i Washington boul. ha cmer
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07

Stanowiono jednogloSnie zaprosic ma
h~onorowego prezcsa Komitetu Konsula
Generalnego p. Zygmunta Nowickiego,
poczem poSiedzenle zamknieto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
w MEKSY-
XII SPIESZA DO GRANICY.

Mexicali, Nizsza Kalif., 7 sier-
pnia. StoSownic do oStatnich
wieSci tn otrzymanych wszystkie
kohietv amerykanSkic Z dziecmi
opuSci}y Enscnada, ma zachod--
MEM wvbrzezu Nizszei kalitOr-
Mi. przedostajqc sic do Stan6w
Ziednoczonych; wielu tez Mex
svkan6w wvslalo swe rodziny ma
rGlnoc, Cd tcgo portu.
kilka amerykahskich ~okret6w
zhrojnych krazy w Poblizu Portu
Ajax fedcralnego wojska mekSy-
kanskiego spodz;ewany jest til
ka5dego dnia. Gubernator Cantu
mobilizuie swc silly w poblizu tel
miejscowoSci.
San Diego, Kalif., 7 sierpnia.-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
cox UWIADO
MIONY DZISIAJ o SWEJ
NOMINACYI.


Dayton, Ohio, 7 sierpnia. -
Demokraci zebrani Ize wszyst--
kich czeSci kraju beda dzisiaj
Swiadkami wielkiej owacyi, gdy
.gubernator Cox zostanie formal
mic powiadomiony, re zosta& no.
minowany przez demokratyczna
konwencye W San Francisco kan
dvdatem ma prczydenta. Senate
rzv, czlonkowie gabinetu, kon-
gresmani, politycy i wielka licz-
ba przyjaciol Coxa, zjechali do
Dayton, tax, jak nigdy przed--
tenn. Przynajmniej oko+o 10000
oSob wezmie udziaI w tel wiel-
kici manifestacyi. Parady, mowy,
biesiady i tip. beda ma progra-
mic dzicnnym.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson,
ktiry przewodniczyf ma konwen
cri w San Francisco, formalnic
uwiadomi gubernatora Cox'a, re
zostai nomNnoWany V ramienla
party demokratycznej. Joseph
P. Tumulty, bedzie reprezento-
wal prezydenta Wilsona.
Gubcrnator spedzi} wczoraj vie
lie czasu ma ko~nfercncyi z panem
W'hite'm i senatorem Harrison
EN-. omawiajqc plan kampanii.
Kllka dni pc tych wszyStkich &C.
rcmoniach przyjecia nominacyi
Cox uda sic w podr6z i bedzic
pr2emawial 20 StanaCh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
|IELEGRAMY KRAJOWE:

Dokonczenie re strony l-szej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
Kronika MiejscoWa.

Dokonczenie re strongly I.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07

oplat kolejowych "a przewoz to-
warow w tym Stanie.
Cleveland, 7. sierpnia. - Sto--
warzyszenie kolejarzy, The Bro
therhood of Railroad Trainmen"
otrzymalo raporty i kontrakty u
nil zwrotniczych W Buffalo, kto-
re zostaiy formalnie wreczone
przez S. E. Heberlinga, prezesa
uni zwrotniczych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07

10000 extra FEDERAL KU
PONOW dajemy kazda
nova FEDERAL maszyna
do prania, jaka sprzedamy,
do nzasu pozniejszego "a
wiadomienia. Mona je "a
mienic ma piekna stoiowa
lampe lub lima uzytecznS
rzecz
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02

At a recent meeting of the Ketohi- ,t.> eity council licenses were issued |, o,srste danee halls in tAs city.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02
STRAW VOTE RESULTS

Todays standing in the straw vote coutsk is as follows:- '..:, Harding A.: ie* os1 H. ! Sutherland sS. crigSAy IS.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-02
SEATTLE FISH PRICES

Seattle Price at noon Oct, 2, for ha,lbut sc chicken 1oc; sablefish 6c; cd and ling cod 2c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-28
ADJUSTMENTS
MUSIC FEATURE OF
 BILL AT LOEW'S

Music dominates the bill at Loews Bijou for the last half of the week. The headl'ner on the programme is Fred AYdath's "Financiers,' which is a tumble of music and comedy. and features Matt Well. one of vaudevilles best known Hebrew characters.
 There are five men and a girl in
 the act and besides line of ccm-
 edy chatter they render numbe. of
 pleasing songs of exceptional merit.
 Zalaya, an absolute master of the piano, charmed the audience with his
 own interpretation of popular and classic music. His pianologue was in- teresting and he explained just why people seemed to like jazz and rag l time music better than the classics. His demonstration of this fact called for several encorcs.
 l Mennetti and Sidelli billed as "vaudeviIle's funniest knockout come 1 dians% proved to be just that, and their | thrilling and amusing tricks set the J house in an uproar.
 | Knight and Santelle, in their skit called "A Knightmare in Comedy" of l fered a number of songs and dances | which were pleasing.
 | Irene and Douglas Carbrey, in a revue of new melodies and dances 1 proved that the closing spot can be l just as good as the opening act. They
 received several encores.
 | William Farnum in The Orphan 1 is the screen attraction for the week
 end, and is rapidly proving one of the l best pictures of the year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-28

F. M. Hawkins of the department of Biblical literature and Dr. R. F. Cooper of the department of educa- tion will compose the faculty of this school The work offered will be the standard course for teacher training of the NJ E. Church, South. The en- tire eight units leading to the blue seal diploma may be taken in the course of the year
 Plans for this school have been worked out in consultation with Leon c. Palmer, secretary of the Alabama Sunday School Association and also with the department of teacher tran- ing of the M. F. Church. South. Col
 lege credit will. under the regula- : tions of the college. be allowed for the satisfactory completion of this W ork. and the school has been author ized by the department of teacher training to issue it's credits and di- plomas.
 While this is of interest primarily to Methodist Sunday school teachers. the training to be obtained in this : school is available to teachers of all denominations, and suitable credits will be issued to each one. The di- plomas of the church are issued joint Fly with the International Sunday School Association, and if it is desired it will be possible for students of other denominations to secure di- plomas from their own church upon the basis of the work done in this school
 The school will meet every Tuesday afternoon of the school year from 2:S0 to 4:30 at the First Methodist Church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-28
TRUSTEES RESENT
 CENSURE OF DENNY
Resolutions on Removal of School of Medicine From
 Mobile

That the board of trustees of the University of Alabama are in full ac- cord with the position taken by Pres ident George k. Denny in reference to the removal of the School of Medicine from Mobile to the University campus. is evidenced by the following resoiu- tions adopted at recent meeting or the board.
 In addition to indorsing the position of Dr. Denny the board of trustees state in their resolution that both criticism or censure of Dr. Denny in connection with the action of the trus- tees is wholly unwarranted.
 Whereas members of the board have received letters from certain physicians in which it is made clear that there is some misapprehension regarding President Denny's attitude Tn cohnec- tion with the recent action or the trustees in dealing with the problem ot the School of Medicine, and whereas
 The trustees based their action solely on the outstanding facts relating to the School of Medicine. first, the re- port of the Alabama educational com mission submitted to the legislature oi 1919 embodying the recommendations of tNe United States bureau of educa- tion, formulated under the direction of Dr. H. D. Arnold, dean of the liar yard Graduate Medical School ano other experts; second, the more recent cation of the American Medical As sociation; and, third, the statute o1 the Legislature of 1915 providing foi the removal of the School of Medicine in case of it's declassification; ano whereas,
 The trustees are convinced that m justice has been done President Denny in view of the misapprehension Of the exact facts regarding this matter:
 Therefore. be it unanimously re solved by the board of trustees of the University of Alabama:
 1. That the resolution providing foi the removal of the School of Medicine from Mobile to the university campus and the making of it two-year school instead of a four-year school was the act of the trustees, and not of Presi- dent Denny.
 ?. That criticism or censure of Pres ident Denny in connection with the ac- ton of the trustees is wholly unwar- ranted
 3. That the trustees. having int mate knowledge of the position of President Denny in connection with this controversy, approve his course whole -heartedly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-28
WELL-BALANCED BILL AT LYRIC THEATRE

Leave it to George" is a policy that nearly always causes trouble, vet somebody got out of trouble by leaving it to George, in oneact musical comedy by that name which is the fea- ture of the bill at the Lyric for the last three days of the week.
 This little play, with eight people, is based on the story of the stern fater who will not consent to the mar riage of his son until he can sign his name to a check for 5000. The son not only becomes able to sign for s5.00O but s15,000 more as well and dad pays the bill.
 Some unusual cycling feats were ac- complished by the uniques in some or their original stunts. One of the par ticularly difficult features in the play ing of a regular jazz band while bal anced on the precarious perch of one wheeled cycle.
 Ali Grant is an actor with years Of experience behind him. In his stories
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-28

In song and prose, he grows delight
 fully reminiscent. going back to the
 time when acting was an art as well as a profession.
 In books the heroine is always a tall
 beauty, but in real life. tall beauty
 is very seldom found. Murel Morgan and Minnie kloter, in a few songs and sayings have q tall beauty as we'll as
 a short one. Both have fine voices as well as the ability to make the au- dience laugh.
 Bob" is the star of Maxine Brothers and Bob. He is d fox terrier and can do almost anything except talk. Will Rogers in "Jes Call Me Jim." is one of the enjoyable pictures of the season. It is the story of mans strue | gle in the great outdoors, with the genial and unique personality of Will | Rogers all through.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-28
Miller to Be Named Judge of the Tenth
 Mississippi District

Meridian, Miss, May -(SpeciaD. = Gov. Lee M. Russell, while in Merid- ian a short time today, stated that he intends to appoint c. C. Miller of Me- ridian as circuit judge of the Tenth district to succeed Judge Rowland w. Heidelberg, who recently rendered his resignation, to take effect June l. quitting the bench to take up the practice of law in Hattiesburg. Gov ernor Russell, accompanied by sev- eral of the trustees of the higher edu- cational institutions of the state. was en route to Columbus to attend the closing exercises of the Mississippi State College for Women.
 The appointment of Mr. Miller, who is one of the leading members of the local bar is until special election can b. held to elect judge for the unex pired term. MT. Miller, following the assurance of the governor that he was to receive the appointment stated that he would be a candidate for the unexpired term of Judge Heidelberg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-28

Enforcement officers Craft of Hunts vile. Romine of Florence and Boswell of Montgomery. They discovered over 1000 gallons of beer and mash and brought to the Florence jail the fol- lowing men: Pete smith, Dick Kirby and Andrew Shaw, negro.
 The men will re"'ive preliminary hearing before United States Commis- sioner C. 4. Avant al the federal build- ing in Florence tomorrow. The Brick neighborhood is in Colbert county. only few miles up the river from United States nitrate plant No. 9 and is also near the sourh side of the ANib son dam operations and it is believed the alleged manufacturers of moon shine captured yesterday furnished source of supply to the workmen in these government works
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-28
EXTENSION SCHOOL
 ID BE ESTABLISHED
Birmingham Southern Col lege Courses of Training
 for Christian Workers

the activities which the Birmingham Southern College has in view for the coming session. preliminary plans to be taken up as soon as the commence ment exercises are concluded on June ?. will be an addition which is calcu- lated to be of benefit to the city of Birmingham and vicinity.
 This work will be launched in the form of an extension school for the training of Christian workers. Prof
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-28
BUNCH OF STILLS
 TAKEN IN RAIDS

Florence, May -tSpecia1D-Wh ky stills are rarely ever found in punches. but up the Tennessee river few miles on the south side near the Brick neighborhood. there were three big stills captnrsd yesterday within few hundred yards of each other, their capacities beinR 110 gallons. sixty gallons and Nifty gallons. respectively. The raids were made by Prohibition
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-28

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