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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
|POLJEDELSKI DEPARTMENT
HOCE POMAGATI KME-
TOM v ZETVI.

Zvezni urad "a poSredovanJe
sluzb in della Sc ie tako organizi-
raj. da bo preskrbel kmetom V
pSenienem pasu vso potrebno po-
moe "a zetev V tenn letu. V Juznlh
kraiih Sc ie zetev re prieela. Zeti
so re zaceli Fort Worth, Texas,
in DO drugih iuznih okrozjih. Ze-
tveno delo bo traialo do zgodnje
ieseni, in zanici Sc bodo premika-
Ii liz kraja V krai proti severn, do
kler ne dokoncaio tega letnega ca
sa V seventh drzavah in Kanadi:
Kakor je preraeunal zvezni po-
sredovalni urad, .ie treba letos cd
25,0OO do 10000 takih delavcev.
Osrednio pisarno je urad odprl V
Kansas City, Mo-, in VISA pojasnila
dale vsem, XII iScejo takega della,
ia pisarna. Use Jim natanko obraz-
lozi. Kie ie naibolj potreba zanj-
cev koliko ie pSenice "a zetev, in
koliksna je plaza ma dan. Posre-
dovalnica ie dala tiskati 10000 le-
pakov ter iih razposlala po vsehI
drzavah. o katerih misli, da potre-
buieio zetvine delavce.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
80 1OjaliStOV
DrIGtil ' lGnSki
nOlaIliSdtli ZaIod.
Pruska policija ma lovu "a moril-
ci, a monarhisti zvracaio kriv-
do ma "boljsevike''.

Po berlinSkih porocilih so ina
NemSkem aretiraG osemdeset mo-
narhistov, ker jih sumijo, da so "a
pleteni umor vnanjega ministra
Rathenava.
List "Vossische Zeitung" je
vcerai prinesel podrobnosti SEN
zacijonalni konferenci. V teh po-
datkih ie navedenih kakih dva-
najst linen, med mimi tudi nekaj
elanov nemskega, parlamenta IN
plemenitaSev, XII so zalagali tajno
morilno organizaciio denarjem.
VeGina ten ljudi ie zvezi tako-
zvano "Ehrhardtovo brigade. =
Nacijonalna stranka je uvedla pre-
|iskavo ter odredila Hkliucitev
vseh takih clanov, XII Sc ne pokore
postavam.
Medtem ko ie pruska policija
prav pridno in vso vnemo ma To-
WI "a morilci, poizkuSajo monarhi-
sti zvrniti krivdo svojih ramen
trdeG, ces, da so boljseviki umori-
Ii vnanjega ministra Rathenava.
Dokazi krivde pa govore V jasni
luei proti narodniakom in monar-
histom. Policijska preiskava je do
gnala, da so tudi nemSke universe
polne imperiialisticnega duha
kliub demokratienim naporom "a
meriskih dobrodelnih druzb in
zvez, XII daieio hrano studentom.
Pursaki tanejo purSaki, pa maj
Sc svet zaokrene tako, ali tako. =
Pruska vzgoja Jim je Sc vedno V
mozgu i'll krvi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
KrVaVa drama
"krSGalSkH HjQbGZli" med
Ilci Sc ladaiQ]G
Kljub vsem papezevim blagoslo.
vom Sc katoliski in drugover-
nj Irci tepeio in koljejo
kakor po notah.

Ze dolga leta Sc odigrava Ma Ir
skem krvava drama, XII nina sko-
70 primera V cloveSki zgodovini.
Irci, vdani V bozjo voljo, kakor
menda noben drug narod Ma Sve-
tu, Sc bijejo in koljejo, pretepajo
in streljajo, ola ie groza. Gotovo j
graio V tel drami velikansko vlo-
90 duhovniki. I'll Suntajo ma eni
strani in podpihujejo na drugi. lr-
ska drama je najlepsi dokaz, kak0
vpliva ma narod verska vzgoja.
Fanatnem Jim razieda telo in du-
so. Dvoien fanatizem. Verski in
strankarski. In ia fanatizem je e.
max turSkemu. = Drugovernikl
ne maraio katolicanov, ii he
drueove1nikov. = Verski momen-
ii so odlocuioeei. &c pomislimo, 1a-
ko Sc duhovscina kar topi VISA v
ljubezni do bliznjega svojih prl-
liznjenih govorih, ce Sc spomnimo,
da smatrajo Krista "a svojega ma
lika in boga, ce vemo, kaj naj bi
bila podlaga rimski in drugim raz-
licnim cerkvam, potem Ibi smelo
morali prieakovati vse kaj druge-
GA cd Ircev kakor vecne pobOje
grozno prelivanie cloveske kryi in
veGne moritve.
KatoliSka in protestantovska
nestrpnost ie Sc vedno hlepela pc
cloveski krvi. To nam potrJuJi
svetovna zgodovina. Ali ola bi bill
Irci tako vdani tel nesrecni last
nosti, tega ne bi mogli misliti, &c
bi ne vedeli, da SO cerkve IN nJlh
ina duhovsGina ena najvecjih ne
srec ma svetu.
Nikakor pa ne mislimo tenn od
rekati narodom pravice do svobo
de. Vsak Glovek bi 10 moral imetl
Ali to pa do gotove meje. Svobo
da Sc ne pomeni verske razbnda
nosti in nestrpnosti. Svoboda po
lmeni presto razsodnost. Gill vsakt
Ipametne svobode je prosto razvl
ianie cloveskega una in svobodn'
zivljenie sploh mejah postav, k
81 iih doloei tista skupina svobod
| nih liudi.
Kdor ne zasledule tega ella '
svoii svobodi, ie nj vreden. lrci ga
ne zasledujejo. Svoio vsaj deloma
dosezeno svobodo zlorabllajo "a
razpaljenje strasti verskega fana=
tizma.
Zato Sc sedai koliejo, ola je
strah. Zato ie njihna mlada svo-
boda ze jake veliki nevarnosti.
In Ge Sc ne otreseio cerkvenega su-
zen.istva in verskega fanatizma, le
pray, da io izgube.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
Harding pOZTal
llaStliEG in pTGl0gaTIG
ma kOIfGTGlCO.
Jutri ho6e poizkusiti predsednlk
Harding, kako bi Sc dalo kon-
Gati dolgotrajno premo-
oarsko stavko.

Po poroGilih IL WashingtOna, u
C. Sc lie predsednik Harding odlo-
ell povabiti V Washington to So
boto skupino zastOpnikOv premo-
govniSkih lastnikov IL ySeh deloV
Zdruzenih drzav ma pomenek S
-premogarskimi unijami, kako Dl Sc
dalo doseei sporazum in pa konte-
renco. ma kateri mai bi bile dolo-
Gene delavSke mezde.
Sestanek, ki Sc vrSi jutrl W a.
shingtonu in h Sc pricne tamkaJ
OBJ desetih dopoldne, bO razpraV.
Iial samo o tenn, kake korake Ol
bilo treba storiti, da Sc prleno
mezdna pOgaianja, DOsleJ so pre-
mogarske uniie zahteyale narodno
konfereneo, do6im so Sc premo-
oovniski baronje upirai teJ naka.
nj ter stavili protipredlOg, MAJ bl
Sc yrsile okrozne kOnferenee' na
katerih mai bi bile dOlO6ene mezde
"a vsako okrozie pOSebe.
Use predpriprave so olle l%9o'
tovliene ma stevilnih seStanklh '
Bell hisi. Tainika Davis IN Hoover
sta Sc iih pridno vdelezevala, Pre-,
mogarski predsednik Lewis, H 5e
bill pri predsedniku pOndel1ek
10 ostal V WashingtOnu, da Sc ta-
ko vdelezuje vseh predpripray,
JutriSnia konferenca ne opeta
boove koliko. Nobenega poVoda
nj, da bi bilo pri6akOvatl kake po'
nnstitye ne odstrani laStnrkoV, ne
premogarjev. Konferenea DO same
informalna. Ma niei st bOdo same
posvetovah, kaj bi maj Sc aHfeAi
10, da pride do mezdnih pogaJan'
med obema spOrnima Strankama
Smoter tie skupseine je toreJ udeJ
stitev in doloGitev konGne konfe
renee med premogarji in premO
oovniskimi lastniki, ma katerl ma.
bodo sklenjeni mezdni kOntraktl.
Predsednik Lewis ie cakaJe '
delavskem departmental ma Po
drobnosti o Sobotnem seStanku IL
iavil. da Sc bodo zastopnih pre-
mogarskih uni odzvali Hard1ngo
yemu pozivu "a vdelezitev uvodn'
skupS6ine.
Mr.. Lewis ie dejal, da Sc Vde
leM Stiriindvaisetih okroznlh pred
sednikov IL organizacije Adruzenf
rudarjev ameriSkih, nadalJe trlJf
izvrsevalni uradniki, med tenn OF
sam kot predsednik, pOtem Fill
Murray kOt podpredsednik II
William Green kot blagajnlsk
tainik. Ia sestanek Sc bO vrsil, ka
kor ie prieakOvati, V Bell hiSl.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
SiIiStO tSOG tGlGZlitaPjGV lima ZaStaVkad jQtli
Oh dGSGth dODOldlG.
Usluzbenci po delavnicah Pullman vozov tudi
odloze svoje orodje zaeno S tovarisi po
drueih zelezniSkih delavnicah
PO DANASNJIH POROCILIH PA JE PRICAKOVATI DA Sc u
TEGNEJO MA KONFERENCI XII 10 JE SKICAL zVEz-
nj zELEZNISKI DELAVSKI ODSEK v zADNJI
URI POBOTATI TER, PREKLCATI
STAVKO.

IL Chicago bill zdan sredo zvecer naog naJ 40Ooo usu
bencev DO zeeznh deana rom Zduzenh drzav odoM syo
Orodie iutri oh desetih dopodne
Zasavlat majo hkrat tud Mdelovac Pulma1vozov Iudl
zadene ia odok Ia odeba obraovanje tenn
vekem ndustriskem predmestJu NdeoValncah fAahoVl
ie zaposenh tudi veiko Stevilo nash rojakov
Vsem kraievnm zeeiSkm delavnicam cell deze H oil po
Sian brzojavno naslednji pozv:
soglasu odgasovanjem stavko imalo tenn vs siuz-
po zeeSh deavnicah izpod geneanh posloVoo oo
oz svoie eo deseth zuraj ne julia vseh zelezcah IN
DO Pumanovh davncah Zdenih drzavah ObVeSte vnanJe
skupne Brzoavte evo zee6arev Xxi odzoveo IN stevlo
tstih XII ostaneio delu
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
stavka utegne biti preklicana.

e e yerieti raznim Gasniarsm poroeom bo napoyedan
ava precana Sc danes Komproms bo ba predozen ma up
nem ssanku zeeznSkh lasnkov unsklh vodteJeV III ezeg
zeezniskega delavskega odseka Sc to popoldne
ne ga bodo nek spreiele Sc pred danasnm vecero b
zdan prec avkne napoved h bla brojavu razgasena
vseh delhi te dezele.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
NAZNANILO.

Y danaSnjo StevilkO celia
sa Svobode" smo koncah po-
lovico letOSniega leta. kakor
) ie vsem znano, je letOS zade-
la prekoriStnO tiskoVno pod
; jetie "Glasa SvObOde" " huda
nesreGa. Kruta smrt je ugra-
bila listu "GlaSa Svobode
skrbnega izdaiatelja, stevilni
druzini Kondovi dobrega o.
eeta in moza, svObOdni mish
neustraSnega in vztraJnega
boievnika, a delavstvu pa
vnetega in iskrenega prlJate-
liza.
Teak ie bill ia udarec "a
vse prizadete. SilnO teak. A
Ii kakor vidite, list "Glas
Svobode" ga ie prebolel, ee-
prav tezko. List nina nikak-
snih denarnih zakladov "a
sabo. Ina pa zveste narOen1-
ke. XII mu stole ma stram re
VISA leta niegovega obstanka.
Polagoma Sc tie vrste mnoze
in vecaio. Ali prepOlagoma.
Treba bi bio ve6je agitaciJe
cd vseh strani. J
Pol leta ie letos re "a ma
mi. Mnogim je pOtekla ma
roenina. PonOve jo nal ee
hoeeio, da Jim ne bo list u
stavlien sredi leta.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
Romance in satire

knjiga, ki jo je spisal V
franeoskem ieziku znameniti
francoski filozof, zgodovi-
mar, dramatik in knjizevnik
Francois Marie Arouet De
Voltaire, a IL anglescine pa
jo prevel Frank Magajna.
Voltairejeve Romance in
Satire" vsebujeio sest kras-
nih povesti, XII V jasni luci O.
crtuiejo tedanje druzabne in
politiene razmere'
Prvi del tvori "Beli blk,
drugega zadig ali usoda''
tretjega "Modriian in ate
ist'', eetrtega "Moz stride
seth kron", petega "Babi-
lonska princezinia" in Seste-
ga "Huronec". Vsak del "a
Sc je krasna knjiga, ki je
vredna, da :io clovek precita.
"ROMANCE in SATIRE"
obsegaio 270 velikih strani, a
dobiti iih ie pri mas samo
IA $1.00 S poStnino vred.
Denar je posiljati ma ma
naslov: "Glas Syobode",
1856 SO. Crawford Avenue,
Chicago, I'll.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
PROTIMEHISKA ZAROTA "
ZDRUzENIH DRzAVAH
ODKRITA.

Kakor poroca amerish minister
George T. Summerlin IL mehiske
prestolice, ie dala povod zasegi
stiridesetih AmeriGanov Mehiki
zarota, Xxi Sc ie organMirala v
Zdruzenih drzavah, da prepreci
pripoznanie Obregonove admin
stracije.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
"MILIJONAR" BREZ SRED-
STEW ZAPRT.

Cikaski sodnik Gemmill je OBJ
sodil "brezmiliionskega milijonar-
ia" Hugona Wilkeja ma denarno
globo $1.OO in trideset dni zapora,
ker Sc ie nastanil v hotelu La
Sale, a pozneie pa primal, da ne
more placati svoie stanarine.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
Nova knjiga! Nova knjiga

Pravkar je dovezana nova
knjiga
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
"DaitH nam dGlaT, ali
pa gTGllO," pTaTi RuSija
haSki kOlfGlGlci.
Rush zastopnih so iznova doka-
zali, da ie treba odloenosti tu-
di sredi Stevilnih strokov-
njakov ma haSH kon-
ferenci.

Kakor smo re povedali V tenn IL
stu, so Sc pricela neposredna pO-
gajanja med RuSiiO in ostalimi e
vropSkimi narodi, ki imajo sedaj
mednarodno gospodarsko konfe-
renco V Hagu. Clan ruske delega-
cije, Maksim LitvinOv, je stopil ta-
koj ma prvi seii Ofenzivo ter Cd
.loGno povedal, kai zahteva niego-
va vlada cd evropskih vlad, ee te
zele, da maj Sc Russia uvrsti med
oStale evropske dezele gospodar-
Skem in politi6nem oziru.
"Mi zelimo posojilo. Ali ga i
mate?"
Anglezi In Lahi so zahtevali, ola
je treba najprej vpoStevati lastni-
no in dolgove. FrancOSki zaStopni-
XII pa so bill mnenja, ola je pred
vSem treba dognati ,kakSne so ru-
Ske ObveZnOStl.
Tri dodge ure ie Litvinov veno
mer ponavljal svojo zahtevo ter
neprestano govoril: mi hocemo
IpoSojilo - ali blagO Ali innate
kaj?"
V svojih izvajanjih je dial razu-
nett konferenci, da je Skoda izgu-
bIjati cas-, ce nj posojila. Ruski Ia
stopniki so Sc odlo6ili oditi S haSke
konference, ce ne dovoliio evrop-
ske Wade Rusiii kreditov.
Ceprav so strokovnjaki drugih
InarodOv ze vnaprej vedeli, kaj be
orvi uradni l-orak Ma!Sima 1T
vfnova, ali tako slime odloenosti
pa le MISC pri6akovali cd MEGA. =
Njegov nastop Jim ie kar sapo "a
prl. Dokai casa MISC mogli priti k
Sebi, in celia stvar ie izgledala ta-
ko, da Sc haSka konferenca razide
ze takoj po svoii prvi sell
Naposled so angleSki in laSki "a
stopniki iznova stopili ospredje
| ter reSili tako haSko konfereneC
silno hitrega in zelo zalostnega
konca. V imenu angleSke In 'aSke
Wade 50 obliubili Rusom, da pri-
dejo takoi "a lastnino in dolgovi
krediti ma vrSto.
Delegate so V pridodatek tie oh
Iliube vztrajali oh tenn, da morale
RuSi preskrbeti podrobne pOdatke
o ekOnomiGnih razmerah ruske de-
zele in ruSkih potrebah.
KO so Litvinovu ostali zastopni-
| ki pritrdii, da so dobili posojila
pod gotovimi pogoji, je umaknil
svoio prvotno zahtevo ter privolil
V to, da maj bo najprej reseno
/ vpraSanje glede laStnine in dol
gov.
Zavezniki so hoteli vedeti, kai
potrebuie Rusija "a prevoz, mdu-
striio, poliedelstvO in zunanlo tr-
govino. Tudi bi radi vedeli, kako
namerava razdeliti posojila, ki bi
| jih dobila.
Russia ie obrazlozila svOje zah-
| teve ma genovski konferenci. Ia
obnOvo in povrnitev k normalnim
razmeram bi potrebOvala tri mill
jarde dOlariev. Po1neje so izracu-
nall, da bi zadostovala lie ena mi
lijarda V to svrho. Ia zahteva Sc
je naslaniala ma posojila vladi in
naravnoSt DO vladi kontroliranim
zeleznicam in induStriiam.
Kljub obliubam, ki so jih dali
Rusiji strokovnjaki, da dobi Rusi-
ia potrebne kredite, ee bosta ugo-
dino resent vpraSanii glede lastni-
ne in doIgov, so nekateri haski dc
legatje mnenia, da Sc ne bo dalo
dobiti takih kreditov brez medina
rodnega financnega konzorcija- =
Izrazeno pa ie bilo upanie, ola bi
mogle zasebne tvrdke vsaj deloma
ugoditi rusli zahtevi pc kreditu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30

u Vsak slovenski delavec
in napredno mislec elovek
bi moral brati "Glas Svo-
bode" in Sc mani naroeiti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-30
sklicanje skupne konference.

zeeznice zeznisk deavsk odsek spree zez
narsk utnnat so Sc ie Pa mog pri do
benega ajuka Napoed je deavs odsek posuz pravce
a tozadevna posava ter pozva dset ush predsedn
gave ndvaeh zeenc in svoie eane ma sestanek h Sc
ma vrsiti danes oh dveh popoldne odsekovh uradih
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-13
LEGAL NOTICES l
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the under signed. in accordance with tho resolution of the board of directors of the May Bros. Graphite company, and pursuant to the written consent of the stockholders of said company will on the 18th day of May. 1922, up to o'clock D. m. in the office or the company at No. 10o6 Starks Bldg. Louisville Ky, receive bids and accept following described personal and real es- tate belonging to the May Bros. Graphite company, said personal property being de- scrioed as follows:
 100 sacks of special graphite and 100 sacks of graphite dust,
 The real estate offered hereunder is de- scribed follows:
 N. w. A of s. W. A, K. + or s. W. \ lminerals of all kinds only S.. W. X of S. ". H) Section ls. Township 20. Range ', known May Bros Plant. Also N ". \ of s. E. r. s. w. of N. E. \. Section 16, Township 2o Range !, and known as Southern Star Plant. all situate in Clay County. Alabama. Also one brick warehouse situate fin the town of Ashland. Alabama, and bounded on the north and cast by streets and on the south and west by railroad. All machinery to graphite mining and milling, together with all mineral and surface rights in- cluded. Persons desiring to inspect the property will be served by our Mir. Ray on by taking the A., B. & A. railroad out of Birmingham to Ashland. and by vehicle about five miles to the property. Bids will bc received upon the above property. and 1t will be offered for sale on said date separately and as whole, the under signed reserving the right to accept such bids bring the highest price for all of the above described property.
 MAY BROS. GRAPHITE COMPANY, by EDw. J. MILLER. Secretary and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-13
New Transmission
 Line to Be Erected

Montgomery, May .-(Special.l-- Danger of Birmingham being thrown into darkness for any long period will be eliminated when the Alabama Power company completes the con struction of it's third transmission line from Lock 12, certificate of convenience and necessity for which was granted by the public service commission today.
 The petition was filed several days ago. No protest was made and the commission granted 1t today follow ing public notice. The company pro- poses to construct the line without delay.
 When completed there will be three lines from Lock 12, each taking diff ferent position and eliminating all uncertainty about the destruction of the lines by storms. The newest line will take a direct course from Lock l2 to Leeds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-13
ENGINEERS HERE
 ON VISIT EN ROUTE TOMUSCLE SHOALS
Industrial Leaders Make In- Spection of Interesting Iron,
 Steel and Pipe Works in District

Prominent consulting engineers. mechanical engineers and economists of the United States, members of the American Society of Mechanical engineers en route to Muscle Shoals, following the society's annual con vention in Atlanta, constituted a large group of prominent visitors in Birmingham yesterday, and spent both morning and afternoon inspect ing the industrial plants of the city.
 frank H. Crockard, president of the Woodward Iron company, and iecal chairman of the American so- ciety, with other prominent indus- trial men of Birmingham including F. G. Cutler of the Tennessee com pany, formed a reception committee to conduct the visiting specialists through all the major industrial plants pointing out the vast de- velopments along this line. and also showing them through the residen- tial section of the city.
 The morning program was taken up with a detailed inspection of the American Cast Iron Pipe com pany, and blast furnaces of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail- road company, with competent guides leading the party. Following luncheon for the guests a trip was taken through the Ensley steel works, the Fairfield works of the Tennessee company, American Steel and Wire company, and ride through the various residenti. dis tricts. A dinner was given at the Tutwiler at 6:30 in the evening. The new car works at Fairfield was also given & very thorough inspection in the course of the afternoon.
 Among the visiting industrial leaders were: Prof. c. B. LePage. standardization committeeman of the society; Max Patitz, chief consulting engineer of the Allis- s-Chambers com pany, Milwaukee; Calvin Rice, secre- tary of the society, New York; Ear nest Hartford, assistant secretary. New York; W. W. Macon, .ditor Iron Age, New York; George A. Orrik, consulting engineer of the New York Edison cimpany; Dr. W. H. Kemison, department engineer ing, Brown University; Prof. o. l.. Jenkins, University of Cincinnati; Prof. Judd, University of Ohio; l.. R. Smith, vice president Heine Boiler company, St. Louis; MT. and Mrs. Ahara, the former chief engineer of the Dodge company, Mishawaka, Ind.
 Visiting members of the society left Birmingham at 1l:30 last night for Muscle Shoals where in accep- tance of an invitation from the gov ernment they will Inspect Wilson dam. plant No. and other points If interest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-13
DONATION MADE FOR
 LABOR CONVENTION

Gadsden. May Special l.)-At meeting Of the board of directors of the local Chamber of Commerce a donation of $50 was made to the local trades council. which will entertain the state meeting of the Alabama state federation of labor in this city on 18th and 17th of this month when more than 200 delegates from the va rious locals in the state will be here. The meeting will be held in the Gads- den theatre and a splendid program has been arranged for the entertain ment of the delegates while they are In the city during the three days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-13
RANKRUpTCy NOTICE

To the respective creditors of the here matter named bankrupts: Notice is hereby given that in tho United States district court for tho northern district Of Ala bama, the following named persons were duly adjudicsted bankrupt the day following their respective names, to-wit: Southern division: 1908. Goison's Cloth ing Co. of Birmingham, Ala, May II, 1922. ieo61, 0. W. Wilfork of Brighton, Ala, May s, 1929. 1eo63, Will Winters of Bessemer. Ala. May 9. 1922. 1s065. John 19os7, N. r. - ewton of Birmingham, Ala, May Il, 1922. lso69, k. L. Barnes of Fairfield Ala. May 12, 1922.
 That in each of the said cases the first meeting of the creditors will be held at my referees office al Birmingham. Ala, May 23,. 1929, at the hour Of 10 o'clock in the fG@~Soor, at which time the respective creditors of the said respective bankrupts may attend, prove their claims. appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt. and trans- act such other business as may properly come before the said bankrupt.
 EDMUND H. DRYER,
 Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-13
NOTICE

No. e3ss-State of Alabama vs. One Five Passenger Ford Automobile. License No. o7331, Motor No. b49503b. Model No. 22. Circuit Court, Tenth Judicial Cir cult of Alabama. In Equity:
 By. virtue of decree heretofore ren- 5th day of May. 1922. I' Hunter on Arme se strong, register of the circuit court. Tenth Judicial circuit of Alabama, shall pro- ceed to sell at public outcry to the high est and best bidder for cash in front of the courthouse door of Jefferson county. Ala, at Birm ingharn, on Wednesday, May. 24, 1922, within the legal hours of sale, the following described automobile to- wit: One 6-passenger Ford automobile. model No. 2a. to satisfy said decree.
 Witness this the 18th day of May. 1929.
 HUNTER ARMSTRONG;, Register.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-13
SENTENCE NEGRO

Selma May 12.-(Special.)-Tom Sanders, negro, charged with the murder of Hattie Mobley, negress, on February 6, last, was found guilty of the charge and sentenced to life Imprisonment at the Thursday ses- sion of the circuit. court. A plea of insanity was entered at the trial by his attorneys. Sanders will be trans ferred to the state penitentiary to begin his sentence sometime next week. it was said by officials of the sheriffs office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-13
wITHDRAWs FROM RACE

Montgomery. May f2.-(Special.)- )- L. Nj. Moseley of Union Springs has withdrawn from the race for judge of the Third judicial circuit in oppo- sition to Judge J. s. Williams, incum- bent. Notice of the withdrawal was received by the secretary of state to- day from MT. Moseley who requested that his name be not placed on the balIot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-13
--------------s--A----es---- PIONEER WOMAN DIES

Gadsden. May 12.-(Special.)- Mrs. Naomi Garter. the wife of J. NJ Carter, died today at the age of 7s years. after an illness that lasted several weeks. Mrs. Carter was splendid woman and was among the pioneers of the county. She leaves her husband and several grown chill dren.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-13

Last Summer" Mrs. F. o. Hellier;
 The Objective of Our the Fedora ton of Auxiliaries for Our Girls, " Mrs. Hellier.
 One of the interesting features of the program was a pageant DOT traying motherhood arranged by Mrs. Annie Glenn Grove in seven scenes as follows: Infancy" The Baby Crows" School Days" "Her First Party" The Sweet Girl Graduate" The Bride" and Gran ny The children taking part were Claudia Mae Smith, Margaret Waller, Carolyn Bradley. and Miss Iva Lead CT. Miss Mary Mildred Woodrow and Mrs. w. A. Cochran and Mrs. E. NJ. Owens.
 A special reading by Miss Clara Mae Loveless, The House Where Children Play" was of unusual inter- ct. Beautiful musical numbers con- tributed by Miss Phyllis Waites ac- eompanied by Mrs. Grove were en- oJyed throughout the evening.
 The banquet was the outcome of growing interest in the girls work of the community and in the interest of provided recreational activity for the girls of the city through the summer. and the movement was dis cussed by a number of speakers.