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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-14
Liberal terms.
BOILING AUTO SALES

Douglas and Holman street. Phone 2s6
Hammond. o-l5-2
FOR sALE-I9te Paige. looks and runs
like new: price $3.50: call 100 Lewis
street after p M Hammond o-l3-z
FOR SALE-Akron Williams Vulcan
izer and Chevrolet Roadster $50: call
Hammond 554. o-i5-z
FOR SALE-FOrd, one ton truck COW
cred express body and closed cab, is
good as new: One Auburn Touring Car.
in Al running order: Grimmers' Car
age, Highland. Ind, phone l. S-1S-2
FOR SALE-Bargain, Lexington road
ster. In good condition, for cash $500.
phone Hammond 4o4. b-l4-z
FOR SALE passenger Davis in Al
in trade: Chas J. Niemiec. 5014 Magoun
avenue. East Chicago. -l4-3
FOR SAIsE@Reo Roadster, just over
hauled. Al condition, phone 1871
Hammond. 6-l4-f
FOR SALE-Heifer Calf, call 404 121st
street. Whiting, Ind 5-14-2
FOR SALE OR TRADE-F'ord Taxi cab
$3.50; 1918 Chalmers, passenger $500
1919 Chevrolet Roadster $3.50; Detroit
er, passenger SIS: 4506 F'orsythe ave.
phone 672-M East Chicago. 5-l4-2
FOR SALE-192l Crow Elkhart touring
sells new for S1425.00 with extras.
only driven very few miles, must sac
rifice leaving town. car can be seen at
Oakley Avenue Garage q Sales 90,
phone Hammond 714. Oakley and Logan
street. still
RARE USED CAR BARGAINS
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
3 passenger Overland Touring $3.50.
> passenger Overland Touring $500.
8 Passenger OIdsmobile. cylinder,
5000 90.
All the above cars are in hrst-cIass
mechanical condition. reprinted, fine up
holstery and new tires.
passenger Overland Touring, in fine
Mechanical condition. good tires and
paint for $4,000.
> passenger Chevrolet. good running
condition. A bargain q $4,000
OVERLAND FUDGE co
"a State street. Phone 304
Open Sundays from 10 a. M TO : Z NJ
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NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL PROP
ERTY IN THE CITY OF HAMMOND
INDIANA
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that tina
Board of School Trustees of the City OF
Hammond. Indiana. will, on the 2nd day
Of June. 1921. at seven o'clock in the
evening at the office OF the Board in
the Central School Building in said
city. offer for sale. at public auction.
to the highest bidder the Central School
property Excluding the building) To-
Gated at the corner Of Holman and Fay
cite streets I'm the said City.
The following rules. terms and con-
ditions viii govern said sale:
l. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. and the Board
further reserves the right to remove
the school building now on said prem
ises on or before September /. 1921.
? The purchaser shall assume All
unpaid installments of special assess
ments against said property.
s. cash payment Of one-third (1-S)
Of purchase price viii be required at
the time Of the sale. The balance 70
be due in one. two and three years Sc
cured by purchase money mortgages
drawing six per cent. go interest
serni-annuaIy.
SCHOOL CITY OF HAMMOND. IND
BY G. l. SMITH. President.
BY L. L. BOMBERGER. Sec'y.
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Of May a. D. 1921. said action viii be
heard and determined in his absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
set my hand and affix the seal of said
Court. ct Gary. this 2sth day Of April,
A. D.. 1921.
HERBERT l. WHEATON
Clerk Lake Superior Cours,
BY: W A CALDER,
Deputy Clerk. 4-so: 5-7-14
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Splendid room office
suite. finest business location; apply
DR. f Bra CLINTON. room s, Artemis
Bldg, 151-155 State street, Hammond.
SHEA
FOR RENT-Small garage, $500 per
month: 120 f. Douglas street, phone
Hammond 1010-W 5-1S-l
FOR RENT room modern heated
front fiat: SAG State Line street tel.
Hammond 1874. 514-l
nor RENT room Basement, Inquire
% Douglas street Hammond 5-14-1
FOR RFNT-Good sized Garage. 207 In
diana avenue. Hammond. phone 2162.
5-14-2
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FOR SAT1T-i0 shares Stenenguide
Corporation stock " j Hughes,
693S South Park avenue. Chicago, III.
phone Englewood 529l. 5-13-2
FOR SALE-Cabinet Gas Range. $500
:. Stout 739 State Line street. down
Stairs IN rear. Hammond. LIP
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PREPARE FOR THE
FUTURE

PREPARE FOR THE
FUTURE
If you ever dreamed Of having beau
tiful home in selected residence district
with fruit trees and q fine garden in
comfort OF Aeuntry life and yet be with
in walking distance or a few minutes
ride to any part OF the Calumet region:
let me Show you
PROSPECT PARK
and explain the many advantages and
the wonderful opportunity for the flu
ture. proposition the average man
or woman will readily appreciate.
Lowest Prices-Easy Terms
No Taxes for Two Years
without obligation on your part. tele-
phone 1861 for appointment.
HARRY w. MARGENAU
1872 Detroit street. Hammond. Owner.
510-5
Will TRADE for auto or VIII sell
Gneap hogse ana o acres b 90 ana Han
'mond S471. sos
FOR SALE-Cheap, strictly modern
bungalow; six rooms and sun parlor.
oak trim. built-in buffet. Owner leay-
ing town. Phone 1887 or call at Il W
William st. Hammond. 5-12-3t
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For Chicago
property. Groom bungalow. 374z n.
lot, beautiful finish. furnace heat; shub-
home: leaving town. \ bargain. 1890
Harrison st. Hammond. 6-l2-3t
FOR SAI4E-By owner. one room mod
ern Bungalow. tile floor. bath, cabin
ct and sun parlor. one Z room; modern
but heat. Terms, phone Hammond
1850; 40s Linden street. 5-12-3
FOR SALE-Cheap II taken at once. 80
IT. lot. small house; 237 Cedar St,
Hammond. 5-t2-3
FOR SALE room bungalow. modern.
Park: 5s6 Truman avenue tel Ham
mOnd aim. Bargain If taken at once
$500 down and balance like rent.
FOR SALE-By owner. s room modern
Bungalow. hot water heat, hard wood
finish. etc, one-haff block from Calumet
avenue, east on Truman avenue. phone
Hammond 3612. 5-132
FOR SADE-Modern room Bungalow.
oak floors and trim, near Industrial
school Owner obliged TO leave city
on on account business This Is a fine
Phone Hammond 2612. 5-13-2
WANTED-Good modern residence, six
rooms. will exchange fine 800 acre
Montana ranch as $500 toward pur-
chase. Ranch has cottage, sheds. fenc-
es. perpetual springs. three coal
veins. 100 acres rich pillow land, near
school on main auto road. Your chance
Phone William Howe, S14 Bauer street,
Hammond 920-W. 5-11-2
FARM FOR SALE 1SEW YORK;
New York Farms. Near Buffalo.
Wonderful bargains. Complete farm
ing equipment Crops included Rich
alfalfa soil. CAtalog free. Send i'm
mediately. BUFFALO FARM Elk
CHANGE Buffalo, New York 6-14-2
FOR SALE-Cottage near Calumet ave,
Bungalow style, I large rooms. bath,
gas, electricity, new furnace, screens,
laundry tub. interior newly painted and
papered. full cement basement, garage.
small cash payment. balance SIS per
month; 427 Logan street. Hammond.
5-14-1
FOR SALE Toom Bungalow. large
attic and basement, chicken barn and
run. half acre land. 3 blocks from
Standard avenue. one block east of Har-
rison street; VIM. Schneider, Hammond
67-1s
FOR SAILS rooms. story and half
house with modern Improvements.
s56 Erie st, phone s46-M. Hammond.
6-9-10-14
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOSEPH PAZNIEWSTI, DE-
CEA SEQ. NO. 1881.
Notice IS hereby given that the un-
dsrsigned has been appointed Admin
istrator with the VIII annexed. Of said
Estate by the Judge Of the Lake Super
Tor Court.
Said Estate IS supposed TO be solvent.
FRANK MAREK.
Administrator.
10 "a Nav 9Th. 1921 5-7-1421
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MISCELLANEOUS

LEARN TELEGRAPHY Join student
class Small tuition. Position
guaranteed See Manager Western
Union Telegraph Co 5-14-1
WANTED Dressmaking by hrst-ciass
Dressmaker Prices reasonable
phone Hammond 1852. 5-14-1
LET Us figure on your win
dow shades, curtain rods
and drapes. Hammond
Shade & Awning Works, SO
State St, Phone 2242.
5-3-tf
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PLAYER-PIANO BAR
GAIN

Family beng compelled
to leave Hammond at once
will sell beautiful new $500
player-piano, bench and rolls
etc. 1885, used only since
Nmas.a Must sell before
Sunday Call p State St
Hammond, upstairs.
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND place to eat at the Hotel
Carleton. soc meals. 5-6-tf
WILL PARTY FINDING Brown Leath-
er pocket book at Parthenon thea ire,
THURSDAY night, return to Times office
and receive reward: Mrs. q. b. Harri-
son. 1914 Sheffield avenue, Hammond.
5-t3-1
MT llnk leorgettc Crepe Waist
from auto on Hammond rpad 10 LIST
~a'c&gc Phone 1925 East Chi $50.
Reward 5-14-1
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WANTED TO RENT

WILL PAY $40 for information re-
sulting IN renting modern house
or rooms and garage in south section
OF Hammond. Phone or write Americ-
"a Steel Fdys. Indiana Harbor Q. 4.
Austin. 5-l2-3t
ANTED-F'urnished room with priv
uege Of sleeping on screened porch By
professional man, phone 1925 Ham
mond. b-14-3
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When irregular or suppressed, use
Triumph Pills. safe and dependabIe
IN all proper cases. Not sold at
Drug stores. Do not experiment
with others: save -.zeint.s.ess4.
Write for Relief" and particulars.
it's free. Address National Medical
Institute Milwaukee, Wis.
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GET JOHNSON OIL BURNER dem
onstrated at 54S East State stre t.
Oil IS cheaper than coal, 50 gallons for
s5.25: no ashes. no dirt 5-1f-3
FOR SALE-Simmon Bed and Spring.
One gx12 Rug, ) genuine leather Din
ing Chairs: must be sold at once. 729
South Holman street, Hammond first
floor. 5-14-1
FOR SALE-We have several slightly
used and II volt batteries for sale
cheap. All in good condition and are
guaranteed: Lauer Battery Service 754
Holman street Hammond. 5-3-eOd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-14

National Crop Improvement ssrviee.I
ARD dark spring wheat is the
best milling wheat in the world,
and the vigorous campaign now
under way to preserve this wonderful
wheat Is making great progress in spite
Of conditions.
For the past two years black rust
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FOR SALE-Furniture at us state Line
street. also ! Electric washer | Ii
ano aud [ Baby Buggy, reed like new,
5-14-2
FOR SALE-Brand new Toledo Scale.
cost one hundred and twenty dollars;
SSg South Holman street, Hammsnd.
Sill
and piece Library Set: call COL
State Line street, Hammond. 5-14-I
FOR SAI.F,=Oak Library Table. Desk
and Rocking chair Cheap; 35 Mason
street, Hammond. 0-14-l
NOTICE TO HOME BUILDERS
Lumber sale suitable for sheetinE.
Indiana Box Co.. Canal and Fors1ths
avenue, East Chicago 5-1t-3
FOR SALE-20 shares of Steffenguide
Corpn stock, reasonable, phone 81 -
Hammond. 5-l4-i
FOR SALF-Pair Bantam Chickens
3 pairs Pigeons. setting hens, pair
pet squirrels; phone Hammond 1903 r
I'll
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FOR SALE-MOTORCYCLES

FOR SAI.E-Motorcycl and side car,
$40 Just over hauled. VIII sell with
out side car. address 702 151st street.
East Chicago, phone f. O. 1871. 5-13-2
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Try a Times Want AID"
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SPECIALS

) at. heavy enameled tea
kettle, $1.75; large enameled
slop jar, $1.75; 10 at. gal
vanized water pail, 800
Cohens Variety Store, 692
SO. Holman street.
Four Blocks South Of the Court House
1A0
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SITUATION WANTED

WORK WANTED by good honest man
VIII do garden work. fix lawns. clean
rugs; anything around house. good ref
erences. phone 1913 Hammond 5-13-3
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Men to know that meals
are soc at Hotel Carleton, Hammond;
5-s-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGIN0
Prices Reasonable
Carl vermett, phone 14z9 Hammond.
1e-91-394
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NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL PROP
ERTY IN THE CITY OF HAMMOND
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Blocks South Of the Court House.
5-14-1
FOR SAIE-Central Restaurant. Will
sell cheap; 1923 Cedar street. Indiana
Harbor. 5-14-3
FOR SAIE-Garage cheap. movable.
board floor: 4O19 Catalpa street. Ind
Harbor 5-14-1
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Special to close One
small lot of Haviland China
dishes, open stock, come and
make your pick. CohensI
Variety Store, 692 SO. Hob
man ST.
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Gro be continued.)
= TO BE AN ARCHITECT

From an Editorial In Architecture.
 There are hundreds of young men in our colleges and schools who are inclined either by naturally sensi- tive so-called artistic temperament or by association with those interest ed in the arts to look upon the pro- fession of architecture or the practice of .one of the other arts as an espe- cially desirable field of endeavor. They acquire an appreciation, q re- responsiveness to things we call beau tiful, and vaguely dream of achiev- ing both material success and dis tinct place in the community by fol- lowing what they begin to speak of as their ideals. To such we owe much of the progress of the world in the way of creative things from thebeginning of poetic expressions to the building of the Greek temples, the wonders of Roman construction. the aspiring spiritual work of the marvellous Gothic cathedrals. the beauty and richness of the Italian Renaissance. But many are called who have neither counted the cost nor really found themselves on the only road that arrives-the hard one of unremitting, patient, self-sacrific- ing work.
 Mere aspirations of an aesthetic sort are soon dissipated by the dis couragements that belong to any worthy creative endeavor and many failures are blamed on the world that began with the idea that in any art there Is an easiest way. There's no royal road for the young man in our democratic times and we have been imbued with a very keen sense of the need for definite and well CO., ordinated ideas for the accomplish ment Of any worth. while results,
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the Marne We lost 5.4i per cent of the forces engaged; during the first six months of 1915, 2.3s per cent dur ing the second six months, 1.6S per cent; during the first six months of 1918, 1.47 per cent, and Nduring the last six months of the same year, 1.2S per cent. Our losses fell In 1917 to .46 per cent of the forces engaged. and in 1918 andsour final effort they did not exceed .75 per cent
 High Percentage
 A splendid showing indeed. But this is not all. France more than any other country, despite the demands ef her war industry and thanks to a firm and just policy, maintained a high percentage of her fighting men in the divisions in line-S6 per cent in 1914, and "A per cent in 1918, France also had the secret of inspir~ ing mutual affection between her of- ficers and men. France understood and here'again in justice I must write the name of Marshal Petain-that 2 democracy in arms fighting a five year war is undeserving of the rigid discipline than can be imposed upon professional army fighting five months war.
 France understood the inestimablo value of mutual sacrifice whereby of ficers and men are welded together; of that subtle bond which makes Of
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On June 30, complying with desire frequently and forcefully expressed by the latter. he removes the chief of staff of the French armies and ap- points General Buat to this post, In August, M Clemenceau suggests to the cabinet the elevation of the com mander-in-chief the dignity of mar shal of France Thus, from the first day to the last, single thought had dominated the actions of the French government. From the first day to the last, France and her prime min ster had willed the unity of command realized in the person of the great sol dier whose unquestioned genius en- sured it's acceptance History will tell how great the part played in our com mon victory by this decision to which all our allies adhered.
 I should be woefully remiss if l did not add one more word. I have spoken of French genius. But France is also great of heart This 1t was that made our brotherhood of arms. Forty-three per cent of all the men of France were mobilized.
 Thus our military commanders gov erned half of our male population. They governed them with tender care. They were sparing of their soldiers lives. They took full advantage of the increasing potentialities of mod ern engines of war. At Charleroi and
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 , the next day and General Luden- ! dorff voices the same attenuated hope.
 "A major offensive,' he declares. lis no longer possible. We must confine ourselves to defensive strategy combined with local offen- sives. Thus we may hope eventual ly to paralayze the enemy's will to fight.p
 The Kaiser gives his opinion. It Is to watch for a favorable moment for coming to terms with the enemy" His chancellor agrees with him, recom- mending that steps be taken at the opportune moment to arrive at an un- derstanding" This moment Is to be that of the first success on the west ern front" In other words, to await developments, without undue haste. Won Hlntze. less confident ip the sue cess of defepsive strategy, asks to be given immediate authority ito initiate the work of peace by diplomatic means" By this he means "a reduc- ton of the war aims heretofore pro- claimed" This proposal is unani- mously rejected. Marshal Hinden- burg declares:
 We shall succeed in maintaining ourselves upon French soil and thus we shall eventually subject the ene- my to our will"
 So it is no longer a question as it was month before of mach Paris" But successes in France are still hoped for. They are confident of re- maining on French soil. While there they hope to pave the way for nego- tiations which will lead to an advan tageous peace. In consequence, the powers given to von Hint2e for the preparation of diplomatic negotiations are strictly limited by the main- tenance of the war aims established in view to victory" and by the expec- tation of the favorable opportunity which will be created by the next success.
 The foregoing account makes 1t un- necessary for me to insist on the falsity of the statement that "peace was possible as early as 1917." As is well known. M. Aristide Briand, for merly French premier, gas ap- preached in the middle of 1917 by 9 Belgian. Baron Coppee, with so-called peace proposals from Baron von Lancken. who bears so heavy re- sponsibillty for the martyrdom of Belgium. M. Briand, in laying these overtures before NJ. Ribot, who had succeeded him as premier appeared to believe that they were serious and would lead to the restitution of AL sace Lorraine M. Ribot, on the con- trary, thouhgt that lit was trap" It Is clear from the quotations and facts given above that as late as tho beginning of July, 1918, Germany intended to make only a peace with "the maintenance of the war aims es- tabilshed in view of victory'--that Is to say, a peace of annexation and not of restoration. The official evil dence of Admiral von Hintze the Kaiser's foreign minister, and tho documents qouted above settle the question.
 (Tn he continiiad
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discipline a personal and living thing, consciously or instinctively ac cepted sut of gratitude or admiration Or fove--a bond the more binding be- cause unforced and forged in tn, heart of the so dier" The French army-thanks to the spiritual unio, of men and officers! thanks also to her admirable non-coms., sprun. from the ranks of the nation. the epic artisans of the victorious effor planned by their leaders-has no nee
 like the German army of being pick
 over in order to find shock troop,
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Drs. Dozier & Dozier

Oldest Established Firm of Medical Specialists in Ala bama. Twenty-Five Years in Birmingham.
 We treat scientifically and with wonderful success, all manner of chronic diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and all diseases of thel Skin and the Pelvic Organs of Men and Women.
 We especially invite those who have any symptoms of Annand;nifia nr Ouar;an froii
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Secrets of the World War
By ANDRE TARDIEU

Cspr French Ct=menceaus right at the of Versai
 by The Age-Her
 Merrill Company \ M Tardeu intimate relation of inside of took place behind the German for the This Tardeu wO of Ludendorff and Hndenbug ndhe Kaiser himself The
  Foeh by Clemenau during the dark The French to
 CHAPTER
 THE BEGINNING Not satisfied with continuing his full the picked out from the first months of the Cemenceau inues his effort to increase this mans authority. decides
 
  purely simply placed the orders of General
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ble to see before furnish testimonials of without operation after had advised them to go under the knife No worth much to to do affections practcng failed to
 We  reasonable
 Office: 2ozo1a First Avenue Birmingham.
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Jehhsen was tsksr freu an sptemo4 siis en the satshiFts of Higin, feFeed te dlsrsse and tho tar and feathers applied. A report that Johnson had miptreatsd s white sirl was ssid te have provided ths incentive.
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FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN AND INFANTS

ONLY the finest in underclothes Is good enough
 for your baby. In Mmsingwear wrappers, bands and binders for infants you get the benefit of all the special knowledge and manufacturing skill acquired during years experience in making Munsingwear z 1E.
 The fabrics possible The light in weight but enough designed and fashioned protect from sudden changes shoulders and The sizing finishing done carefully There hy full and ridges rough edges. of any sort
 Munngwear quality workmanship
 made the wanted styles for and children. Thereis
 size in MuningweAr for every of the
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TO rNcLuDM MAN1LA

TU INtLIDE MANIbA
 Washington October 25. .-- Int emergency fleet corporation plans tt include the port 7r Manila in iti eosstwiHe trade routes by. FebruarJ 2f. is72, f. necessary tonnage 1, available, President Powell today au nounesd!
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NEGRO rARnEn AND FhATunupp ify Associated Press

By Associated Press
 ElelB. 1ll. October 2s.--pTssten Johnson, is year old negro, was ie- ported in serious condition today as result of being tRrrod and fsath- cred by R band of msn sunday night.
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Our President has honored Birmingham with visit on this the 50th birthday of Alabamas magic city-all Ala bama will rejoice with Birmingham in having the nations chief executive as it's guest
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The Store of Saks

extends it's hand to welcome the President his party and the many visitors who here help us celebrate the hacentury anniversary of the most wonderful 50year old city in the world