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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
$dfndrbeide.
Ne tore Trbeiberorganiiatiuner irt.
ter JIG en- MI Gpsaue.
6amp mob DC boie Better.

8aibinston ben 20be San. af
Gireftererne / "pIum TIan" 81.
gaell, Scr a9iterer ior RationaIiie.
rlltgen al Satoet3 Scrrboner, er ser
tgaor uoiteot en- Mleboelclie, boori
Der erf!9res, at &egieringers fSor.
le5 poa at re0ucere 2epeontfoImtn.
gerte bar 'lanet fliIoit9noia fell, oa
at oelt bar piIt lig noe al Stona til
at hoIoe 1T Sefte ON at 6igile Gro.
lltercrne.
SOM Ell 6slge beraf bar SSernba.
liefltnfttonGrertte beilltttct Ielu at
ls9e Ell Sesnttld gierneu Souar.
betoe neo Sn6tisb, Yroouftion OF
Contribution, 90 Opmerflombeoeu
baIIeocS | oenle SorbinoeIIe poa Den
| Oct Gtemeo 'ornnIig organiIereoc
"Hu Gmericun 5armer.2obor 60.
operatioc Commission, iom ben
l2te 6cbruar ital bare ct Nsoc t
Chicago iorat nabne i'm aampoan.
Tor oirefte Sambanoel meIIeu
0nrmprooucenter % 8pfoniumen.
ter.
"Hong'ont, men iitfert bar, he.
Ger oct / 2igaens ReooeIclIc, "gr.
beiocrne iaaet ginene op for oer
alenoSglerning, at Der ingct Sirlp
tan oelttes al Hegierirgen MOB oen
blertelsIe uonpttelie, iom hi I'LL er
@Ienltano Tor ira Trofiterernes 81.
&c. Observation-Disclosures 9sfter
ON. at pengegrioite 6orretnings.
mplto ifltIoe bli ret5lig forfulate, oa
at Der ON fsie 5io oiIoe iuotrnhc
en- o~Iminoelig % Iitbitanlicl geo.
gang | FriIerrc pna SepnetsmioIer,
alGoer, NuSIg. o.l.o., er ioa lanai.
ira goaet Spfploelie, at prilerne,
faa itogle 'aa llnotcgelier NOR,
ipertlmoo er bstere eii6 nogenfinoe.
SsiIit De meget ~IcttroeIoe OF upioen.
De lGtter Ipngere logerl 2i0 iii 60.
be og Statltter iorn 9otemiooel for
6illtan6e, iom burtig begpnoer at
iii utaaIeIige."
Ger meooelcs oioere, at De IRE
S%erubonc "9rotberbooo5" oa Be Il
oer anerifanite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tlIIlutteoe gertIteosorbciber -llnioner
bar beIIltttet at isge en- Sssning paa
Den ooeufor nPunte WtaGoe - Gam.
arbetoe oeo Snotisb, Vroouftior Oh
0lltrlbntlon. % Der ubtaIes Sor.
rlsntrg ON, at Sernbmefunttionp.
ierne paa oenne Waooe fan gisre
Hegnin5 paa 9iGIp % Ststte ira
tulrlge 6arntorgantiatiouer.
Gen ooennpunte "QlQ. 4nlericuu
6arner Sabor Cooperative Gpmmis.
lion" bIeO, opIpies ser. itiitet netoo
uleo Oct TormanI at begpnoe en- froi.
tIg Hampagne Tor en- oirefte Sanoe(
meuem 6aruerre % aoniumelter.
nc ! Sperne. aoutorer er leieoe og
lnorctteoe ! @aihington. o. Snobu.
o9lie er uoiteot til Ell aonference /
Chicago oeu l2te 6ebruar, ion nlar
leuter nil bli beisgt al ilere bun.
Hreoe 2etagater.
) Sn0buOeIien fortlare$, at set
er commissioners 6ormaul at ~cv.
mtntre I'll e uirtiomt Samurbeioe
incident 6armere % aoniumenter "a
at oyHaa gnigbeO ! geitrpbeITeruc
pao at eltncntere Equalization %
EroNterinJ ! observation-disclosures.
ircmmc CpIu5ning. gieniioig 6or.
i%JoacIie % @e,oiIil',
"Gctta er 6lt melt aigisrenoe
Stso, igu er rettet MOD orglriieret
@rioTbeo. o. 62attloueu Jier liz
auereoe mert9ar ! oeu 6ien0tligbeS,
iom piles AZ 6nnoeIstamre "a Scr.
neutrality-suspicious.. iom man fan
oente yeo G1itanericr "a Sreoi5.
)ao at g,le icri2ge at iorbinore Ar.
6eroernes E,irG5eIitr pGa at beifp,.
Il 10 mo0 Hrofitarernes 9raaoig.
Is %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Koltbare spin.

0obIc2piIle, SnO., SEN t5bc So.
nllar. "Gbieis' @cit", en- ipottco
VoIanb China @oItc bIep pco en-
Auftion Der bcue llge ioIgt for
$4,000. Gen tiIborte 6ronf Wiie
% blep fipbt al AeprPientanter Tor
ct Splneopbretiiuoslelifab / Soma.
Gn @irrfe bIep ioIgt for 5000,
% for De 40 Stpffcr, lont iaIt blco
ioIgt poa 9Iltftipncll, bIep Der til.
lanlmcn bctaIt $64, $50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23

Nuict pehtagct meo Gnitcnmiabeo og
! Selatct nIeo I3 moo 3 Stcnmer.
Sloiano cr Sen 26oe Stot. iom M
bar ratircerct oct ieocrole @rlmo
lon2tlITA. Gornt iua Soosfruit mao
oct Bit rnti'iccrct al minoit 36 al
%ltnioucu5 Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
INDIANA %ra;ihcerer.

3noiona9olis, Sro., 5. 19oe San.
Get isoerale 8runbIopstIaPJ ON al.
minoeIig Stemmeret Tor auinoer er
blcoet ratiiiceret al Segi5lanlren poa
Sen3 Tor Oct Siemeo inotoIota Griro.
meoe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bleu !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Sanosforbuoet
for Pcieiteret

@aihington s. 19oe Sanllnr. De
1orcneoe Staters Ssieiteret bar ioaa
itopilget Staten GboOe SsIano3 On
orageuoe ON at faa @rlnloIousmps.
iiabeben al BEN rationale S~orbuhslor
panoemt al Sonoets bSieitc Gonlitol.
gnorageubet bIeo inopilget al
Gbiei Suffice @bite itoen aommertar
eQer 4ngipelie al Sioeu for Sporgs.
maalet5 gehmbling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Stor Oampifibsulvffe

S%tocfbolln, Sperlge .. 2Ooe San.
Oct anlerifanife Gompifib "Nlocouq"
iom itobte paa ct StiUr uoenior Zen
9tiOingen / &ottcgot, err gaaet til
bulo9 meb 40 WtcoIeumcr al Wano.
ifo6et. Gen eneite, ion re%ooeOep, bar
glnoelltprmano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Stor Siiferulvffc iNorse

&riitianio, giorge, 5 2OOc Samlar.
Wtinoit 20 6iltcre om5om mnocr Ell
StprnL iom igaar o|perialot Siifcr.
iIaaoen / NRrbeoen al lrou0bicnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23

2onoon 20oe San. - Sra &orbill
/ Woncburiet tclcgroiereS til Sonhou,
of DC brittle, frantic o. lapoltifc 81
plomatiifc Staber / Sibiricn er al.
torlntet til Sarbin ira Gbita, sc er
ian'tcnmigc on, beocr set, at oct
er umuligt MT at gienoprette nogeu
Heaiering ioaban Ioni SolticbatS no.
gctiteo3 / Sibirien / &cit for Moll.
cburiet.
Semenoff. Sroppernca %ilbifab %
Haobeo. tclcgruferer Ell britiif &orre,
ippnocnt / &arbir, bor giort, at belle
bcn trans bnifalife @ciolfning bar
reiit iig inlob ham, OF oQe alasier er
rebe til at enifc ct Socialiititpre, ia
enoog ct @oIibcuiitItpre &clfoumen.
Stlp Sapanciernc, ion / lpngitG ga.
get itettebe General Senlcltoif, er III
el,ige /, at ban er llnmilig, % be cr-
flprcr, at DC life fnn bclfptte Sern-
ballen lloen megtt ltore Soritert.
ninger.
ct allbet Telegram ira @arbiu for.
teller, at General SentenoifS berpP-
renbe HcprGientanter erflGrcr, al
ban "miolertioigt bar taget Sper-
fonmranooen / Sibirien, ga Montreal
&olticbof5 nrlpPrenoe S~pholositeo er
u~fierot."
SmioIertib err G5etfo.S iouaferne
% Semetoifs trooper paa aolt
ileo billanben % fiGn1per MOB bin-
anoen paa mango Steoer langs ocn
iibiriife gane.
De anerifanife trooper bill pPre
uoe al Sibirien ben isrite llge al Se.
bruar = De ifal nemlig operisres til
Nhlllpplncrne - o. III melbe5 ira
Sofio, at ogiaa DC ~iapaneiiife Sropper
ianuioigt pil bli truffet no al Sibi
rien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
fred % ufred.

Gnalano % 5ranfrig iGrolse I'll
ut ~9ieuuptase ,6anbclSiurblnoel'en
mcS HuslnnS. Nnsianos Bprraao
al GaubbrngsprOolftcr % Maa'
moterinle uentes at puc itDr Sub
hnSelie pau &erbensmorfcnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Sibirien.

&c iioitc S%elc9ranmcr ira NltS-
lono til Tari5 goor no pon, at Dol
ibcuifcrnc MI bebcrifer belle Scrrito-
rict i Gcit ipr a%rasuoiorit peo ,~Seltciei
/ Sibirien. Scunitgernc al &olt-
icbuf5 9Irmc iortipttcr at rpffc til
boQC eitoucr.
Oct bar ct Tar @angc pprct mclot
ira Wtoltun, OF Iouniral a~plticbof.par
tuact tilfan0t al Golibcbifcrne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Gr-Reiiere,l.

grpsiel 19oe San. - Wobtaaelien
al &c aliereoe5 Strap pna llblepering
al Den tioligcre tpife Seller bar paft
itprt Here / 5oaanb, eiter bpao Der
~telegraieres BERTH ira &aag. Mnn
or / @aag al Den Wening, at Hesie.
rinsen oil gisre 6ories paa of oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23

Sra Nari3 fommer ct Npgtc ON,
at cit alicrct Sroppeitprfe paa POO,
600 Wfnuo ifnl ienoe5 til &ottoiuS
iur at itGnge Tor Ell epcntilcl r~ll2iiif
Srcnrptning moo Ecrlicn.
st telegram ira 2onbon i1nor er-
flrrer, at oct for n&rprrenoe life CT
mllli1t bpcrfeu at befrGite eller al
frpitc octtc EDgte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Gtcnoiusbeoem / Sncrrig.

Gn britiif Nlaabc paa %ei ira Malta
fiji Sprtcbnuet. JtNgter pm at cn
onieret S~rpppcitprfe pau 100000
Wunb Iful ienSes til a%anfaihs IOr
at itrnae SulIbepiterne Seicn til
Teriien. &c NliereSe ppgiuer
Sibirieu.
Zen buaanpifc Gegjering Spar pan
Sc NaiercoeS &rau Dnt Gr.aelier
@ilhelms llDlcuering imeoe'ees
,ucb itur SpGnoing paa mango
SplS. Scr pmtes pm, at Sparet
pil bli aiDtienoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23

fsorIiGt.ss paa iiSitc SIDE.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Room suitable for lady 1101 Woodland Ave. m
 BEAUTIFUL room. adjoiEing bath. twin beds; suitable for two business men. 634 N. Second Ave. bn
 FURNISHED room for rent at 1101 N. First St. bn
 FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. 22 South 9th Ave. bm
 TWO connecting rooms with bath. Private entrance. light, heat, maid service 1906 w Washington. bm
 NICELY furnished front bedroom. connecting bath with hot water, use of phone. good cement garage with front driveway; suitable for one or two gentlemen: only permanent ucna apply. Phone 2223 bn
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
For Rent-Houses

~~"~s~~~~~~~~>~~s~s~~~ ~~~s>~~~s~~~~~~~~~~e~~
 FOR RENT-Fifth hous west of Indian School car line. on CIarendo1 Ave. near Osborn school. bn
 FOR SALE-My lease on modern 5- room bungalow, also contents of house which inclue draperies. curtains and all brand new furniture: this furniture will only attract people who are used to the best; no dealers wanted Box 4SO, Republican b1 UNFURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
 New double house. located on Sixth Ave; want tenants for both sides, year lease. Inquire TAI F. Culver St bD
 FOR RENT - Small unfurnished house. 1910 F.. Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
YOU'LLLIKE THIS

Brand new and modern to the min ute. including breakfast room and laun- dry room; located on North 9th ave: construction very heavy, concrete foun- dation: all walls are brick, pebble dashed; has rooms and ? screen sleeping rooms: beautifully tinted and hard wood floors. Price s70O0 which is nov under cost of lot and construction: s4000 will handle If not sold this week the price goes to s7500.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16

1917 HAYNES ROADSTER, PASS.
 Has just been refinished and looks like new: mechanically perfect; will sacrifice for $50; easy terms your car in trade. See MT. Wolman, 3e6 N. Central ave. Phone 1091. bm
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
UUPMOBILE. Model

WANTED-1917 or 1918 used Ford touring or roadster; must be a bar
 gain; will take in any condition. Phone 1913 and I will call bn
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
For Rent-Apartments

FURNISHED three-roOm apart ment- First house north of Canal St. on Seventh St b3
 FOR RENT or lease, 5-room fur nished apartment, newly decorated. 1130 Grand Ave. Phone 24SS after 5 D. m- bu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

Allow seven to family and we
find that we will need provision
Tor 1000 additional families for
the next ten years. Half these
figures even and the number re-
CURED is startling. The old law
u supply and demand rules with
authority in the field of Real
Estate, the same as in any other
business. Conservative business
men estimate that it will be five
years before cur housing prob
lens are anything like normal.
In 1920 we supplied 1876 fami-
hes. In 1920 we have furnished
1876. The answer is evident.
Prospects are for a much more
serious condition next Spring
and Fall than we have yet ex-
perienccd. This is not propa-
yanda. 1t is fact supported by
concrete evidence. In the light
Of these conditions, increased de-
mand and higher rentals for the
coming year are inevitable, I'M
less something be done immedi-
ately to relieve the shortage.
Therefore, NOW is the time to
OWN YOUR HOME. 1t is the
"rcatest and best investment on
earth. Real Estate cannot be
destroyed. Your building may
burn or decay, but the property
remains. \ manufactures must
lease to produce. A human be-
my must have place in which
10 live, whether he rents or buys
il. y home is an anchor, stead
last and sure, linking its owner
10 the soil, his country and So
cicty of which he is a part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

H'nonD REAL ESTATE xcHAncE-REALTORS' PAGE
$500

Seven rooms. rented in fats. can
get possession Of first moor: second
floor leased at $i5 per month. city
conrcniences. water. sewerage. gas
and two toilets. on. block from Main
and Harrison Streets Attractive
terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

Only S miles out from the
city, some 80 or go acres cleared
and in cultivation, with the re.
mainder well set in young tim
her; improvements consist Of IL.
S-room modern home, been built
about two years, in natural
oak grove; large and well-con-
structed two story-stock and hay
barn; one 4-room tenant house,
chicken houses, corn crib, etc.
This is real bargain. Reason
able terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Church Hill

Street. Possession in 80 days
Price. $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Good
Building Lots

For sale cheap, Or viii consider eS
changing for improved property and
puy some ash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Julian c.
Anderson & Co.

Real Estate Agents
Auctionccrs
Fire Insurance
Automobile Liability and Thclt
Insurance.
IL North Ninth Street.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
KNOXVILLE DOWNED IN
TITLE GAME BY CHICAGO
AGGREGATION

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Sept %
Fosters Chicago Giants scored a sec
ond successive victory over the Knox
vile Giants, colored champions OF the
South. out at Redwood Field, i'll a
contest that was flied with errors by
the Tennessee aggregation. The
Windy City outhit and outplayed their
adversaries at every stage of the game
and had the Knoxville club shut out
until the final inning when three hits
coupled with an inexcusable miscue
gave them three tallics.
Lennic Williams was opposed on
the mound by Tom Williams. and the
latter had his Southern opponent
be,ted in keeping his bingies scattered
with men on the cushions, besides
Tom was very effective with the will
low and was instrumental in driving
in two Of the runs which aided his
3ictory.
Undoubtedly. the outstanding lea
ture OF the contest was the work OF
Maddox, the one-armed outfielder OF
the Knoxville club. Maddox accepted
several difficult chances and handled
himself i, we'll as any OF his team
mates.
The deciding game viii be played
Friday and the Knoxville management
has secured the services OF Roderiz,
the Cuban wonder late OF the Black
baron,, 10 oppose the hard hitting
Lhaats aud ii is confidently expected
that Roderiz will be returned a victor.
Following Is the official tale OF We'd
! H.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
C0L0RED CANADIAN TEAM
RETURNS

HE great aggregation OF colorcd
ball player, who played out the fran
chise al Winnipeg, Canada, this sea
son are back in the states and will
finish the season i'll and around Chi
cage The team will play this Sun
day a: Appleton, Wis. and the roster
looms up as d formidable foe Tor any
thing pastiming around this section.
/ he club is headed b. Sam Gordon,
q veteran player and manager and he
bring, string Of conquests annexed
through British Columbia. the North
West part OF the States and Canadian
provinces that ring much Ike Il big
Tin" performer. Singer. the crack
college athlete from GAINESVILLE. O..
slood the north country populacc on
their beads with his aashy work the
pat season. Ewing, the youthful
catcher whom Rube Foster grabbed
from the Maseilon. o, club last
spring, received, pegged and slammed
H. horse hide with dire effect while
I'd. pitcher Scotty, Pate and other
important coEs in the machine. func-
toned up to degree Of perfection
that Va, highly satisfactory to the
Canadian hackers OF the team Cor
lon IS a product OF Coroopolis. Pa.
aud underwent the baptism OF fire
oscrecae as Lieut.. With the famous
,aOth Infantry. He and Bob Gilker-
ION were brought Oh 10 the west
about Twelve years ago and both have
been highly successful as PLAYERS aud
managers. Gordon will operate 4 club
l.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02

MIR. Charles Jackson, leading under
taker OF the city, and one Of Chicago
wealthy citizens, through the speedy
exhibition OF one OF his three year
old mares was awarded the Cover
nor's Cup at the Kentucky State Fair
last week. The fair was held at Lex
ington. and several thoroughbreds
were entered and competed for the
cup. The cup was presented by Coy
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
STARS CLEAN UP MIS-
S0URIANS

DETROIT. MICH S,p, 20 D.
troit Stars made Il cieau sweep OF tire
series By taking the las; game from
the ST. Lou, Giants. s 10 !.
Chase. recruit. was sent TO the
mound by the local and allowed but
four hits during his eight inning stay
His wlldness along with his team
mates errors kept the yisitors IN the
game Wesley home run in the
zenith ended the contest. Score:
z n T.
&, Io,. na0.aul tIo0 Z
Detroit % ii % = 60 90 % IS Il
Bau,.p- prass anil t,-.ai'. tHa.e
lIo'lnt sqf -Ha,s
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
KNOXVILLE NO MATCH FOR
CHICAGO

nlRMlNGUAM Ala Sept %
pGbe Foster, Gi2ats bad li,le troubl4
n romp,rg away VIII q : 10 eictory
Thursday last
Maddo>. the anezafmed marvel
soaiu stood ONT a thu br'ght shining
ssar Tor She Southern eGamps, rap
ping out a terrific triple 10 deep lief;
IN the sjy,h and scoring on thu catch
er'- error. Maddox got two hit out
Of io,r trips and made two pretty
catches IN center
Erratie throwing. especially by the
eatchers, marred the Rane KNOX
vile made SIS hit, of Dave Brown
ahilc the Foster aatit Siam 81 olt
l. I'll Force
oaasfs. 40 B.,aa atI N.#Gat# s. :
EseH!'. 'tu,e ri sntef-a =.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
Summary

3NV 100 ~ .FVIAT VT'TT' 77HIITT' I0tVIrI
sa-s Do4aoss nd Grant; Hamilton. Long,
Cleart Russell, Long and Clcagc. Struck out
b. !, Wtlnans, 4; b. /. Williams, }. Bas.
GA oalls. l. " diam, Z; T. Williams, J Hit
D. pitcher, b. /. WILLIAMS (BfoNnD. Passed
haH 1a5dr,la. Lei Oh bases. Chicago Gisat!.
:, haos1ilie Giant. .. lmprc-. Perkins and
klus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

dry United States Congress! the edu- cation of women to fit them for their new responsibilities as citizens law enforcement; how to promote world prohibition, our department work, it's function in creating public sentiment to extend total abstinence and to up- hold prohibition.
 The meeting will open Thursday morning at 9:3O o'clock with a victory praise service, and greetings to the presidents of states that have ratified the nineteenth amendment. Other in- teresting items on the programme will be the introduction of new members of the executive committee; member ship survey by Mrs. Frances P. Parks, national corresponding secretary; a financial statement by Mrs. Margaret c. Munns, national W. C. T. U. treas urer; recommendations for the coming year by the general officers; presen- tation of the status of the publishing house with it's two branches, literature and the official papers.
 In the afternoon the Frances E. Will lard memorial fund and the Lillian Stevens legislative fund will receive consideration, and the national general secretaries of the young peoples branch and the loyal temperance legion will tell of the work of the past year. Of special interest will be the presi- dents hour, with short speeches from state leaders on the general topic, still Fighting" |.
 In the evening there will be "wel- come home" programme in honor of the " peregrinating Pilgrims" at which 1t is expected Miss Gordon will tell the story of the European tour and survey.
 Friday afternoon will be devoted to a discussion of the budget for 1921.
 The afternoon will be occupied with discussion of the departments financed by the jubilee fund, led by their na- tional W. c. T. U. directors: American child welfare. scientific temperance in- struction, scientific temperance investi- gation, publicity and social morality
 In the evening Mrs. Ella A. Boole, national vice president at large. will give an address on "Echoes of the Worlds W. c. T. U. Convention" fol- lowed by speeches by some of our ablest speakers on the general theme, safeguarding the Eighteenth Amend ment"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

pletion and will be occupied by the con- gregation in a few weeks. The building, with all equipment, including steam heat will cost about $30,000 and is great credit to the members of the church whose efforts made it's erection possible.
 The municipal election comes off next Monday with two candidates in the field for mayor and ten for aldermen. A. c. Kirby and C. J. Scott are seeking the mayors office, while J. B. Brown, R. J. Chitwood, J. N Nichols, J. P. DenNa and F. E. Ladd are candidates for alder men.
 The republican committee of DeKalo county announces that public speakings will shortly be held at a number Of points in tho county In the interest or .. B. Kennamer, republican candidate for Con gress. Pope M. Long of Cordova and MT. Kennamer will be the principal speakers.
 surprising decline in the price of lumber in this section has been noted for the past few weeks and building activ- ity is therefore receiving new impetus. A number of new residences are being constructed.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the new building to be occupied by the Fort Payne Warehouse Company, Fort Payne new bonded warehouse for the storage or cotton, etc., and officials of the compSey hope to have it completed before the cot- ton season opens.
 The new city hall, which is being erect ed near the city jail on Cameron street. will soon be completed, and plans are new being made for moving the municipal offices to the new building. It is being constructed of brick, with fire hall ana offices on the first floor. The second floor will be devoted entirely to an audi torium with a seating capacity of 400.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
RANDOM NOTES,

Mrs. John Wells and little daughter Of Independence, Kan, are the guests Of Mrs. Wells parents, MT. and Mrs Henry Badham, on Whitaker street Mrs. Wells will be remembered as Miss Mildred Badham.
 Mrs. Olive Richardson and Miss Ed wina Richardson have returned to the city after spending some time in Chi cago and will occupy their home at 2001 Pawnee avenue for the winter.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Miller krebbs announce the birth of a daughter whom they have named Ann Magruder for her ma ternal grandmother Mrs. Krebcs vii! be remembered as Miss Lois Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Thomp- son. Mrs. Krebbs and little baby are at the Robinson infirmary.
 Mir. ana Mrs. Allen J. Krebbs of Atlanta are spending few days in the city and are at the Tutwiler.
 Miss Cornela Hughes is the week end guest of Miss Mary Sloss at Tus- caloosa.
 Friends of Mrs Mona Sheppard Will Hams will be glad to learn that she is improving at the South Highland infirmary and will return to her home on Humboldt avenue shortly.
 Miss Gladys Price Hays left few days ago for Montgomery, where she will resume her studies at the Wom- ans College of Alabama. She will also be assistant instructor in the domestic science department
 Mrs. o. H. Hurley and Miss Maria Hurley of New York city are the guests of Mr and Mrs. Jack Hurley at their
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
HARRIS. S.DAVIS MARRIAGE

One of the most interesting mar riages of the early fall was that of Miss Margaret Davis, and MT. Edward Day Harris of Philadelphia, which was quietly solemnized at s:30 o'clock yes terday morning at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. w. E. B. Davis, on Hanover Circle.
 Rev. J. A. Bryan performed the core mony which was witnessed by only the members of the family.
 The lovely young bride wore dark blue travelling suit and they left at once for a stay on the gulf coast and, upon their return, will be at home at Dian apartments.
 Mrs. Harris Is one of Birmingham's s loveliest young women and since her debut few seasons ago has been uni versally admired and her wedding was of deep interest to a wide circle of friends.