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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-22
SUBURB TO HAVE
FIRE STATION SOON
North Birmingham to Possess
First of Bungalow Type
Engine Houses

From kitchenette to windov- flower
boxes, the new fire station being
erected at North Birmingham is de
signed to care for every need and
desire of the city.s fire fighting men.
This new station is one OF the most
unusual ever constructed, and is en-
tirely original with the desi gning
architects. 1t is of bungalow type,
and is intended to be as much q
homo for the fremen as place of
work.
In addition to a hose drying room
and a large equipment ~oon, accom-
modat!ng two trucks. the first floor
will contain a living room for men
on duty, kitchenette, a sitting
porch, toilet facilities. In the living
room there will be an open, home
like fire place and adjoining 1t the
kitchenette, where men can prepare
coffee and light lunch after return
ing from night runs. On cold, wintry
nights, it is reasonably expected that
this resort will be especially popular
with the fire fighters.
The second floor provides for a
dormitory sleeping porch. which will
accommodate &c men, locker, and
a bath with shower. Flower boxes
floor lend a touch of refinement to
the fireilen's home.
In all of it's unusualness, there
will be in the station yet at least
one vestige of the old fashioned fire
station, namely thu brass sliding
rod. It will be in it's usual promi-
hence and will serve it's wellworn
function.
Should the fire fighters desire to
turn to truck gardening, as a trade,
hobby or emergency necessity, they
will find ample opportunity for do
ing so in spacious gardening space
which surrounds the building.
The local firm of Warren, Knight
and Davis, architects, designed the
new building. They say themselves
that 1t il not patterned after any
other station in the country and is q
venture In making for firemen a
home, as well as a station. Mann
Brothers are the contractors and are
now constructing the station.
At Thirtieth avenue and Twenty
sixth street, the new station will be
much better located than the old on ,
which is at Twenty sixth street and
Twenty eighth avenue. The old sta
ton is hedged in between tracks of
the southern and Louisville and
Nashville railroads. and trolly lines
of the Birmingham Railway Light
and Power company. There is no
trolly lines or railroad tracks within
two blocks of the new station.
Construction of the new station
has been in progress for two weeks
and it is expected that it will be
ready for occupancy about January l..
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-22

Officers to Mcet-United States
army reserve officers of the Birming-
ham district will meet at the Hill
man hotel Monday night. Col. John
S. Sewell will speak.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-22
TRAVELLERS

Fourteen years ago the men of
Detroit. from the laborer to the big
gest business executive, met together
at regular Intervals in 3 sort of
common bond, discussed matters, Of
fered suggestions and formulated
plans for making their city the
largest industrial center in the en-
tire world. The laborer sat beside
the president of the railroad and they
solved their problems together. Tho
result can be seen today. don't
see why the members of this club.
which contains men with brains and
ability to perform any feat, should
not get together and become vital
part IN the civic interests OF this
city and build it up to be the largest
and best in the United states. The
natural resources Are here and the
men who are capable or accomplish
ing this feat are members of this
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-22
LODGE TO HONOR |
IHEPAST MASTERS

Birmingham temple. lodge No. $50,
A, F. & A. NJ, will give banquet
In honor of their past masters next
Thursday evening at $40 o'clock at
the Southern club.
The Temple lodge is the first lodge
in the Birmingham district to give
such an entertainment in honor of
their past masters. and this is one
of a series of entertainments that
has been arranged for the members
of Temple lodge by their worshipful
master, W. c. Strickland.
A very interesting program mas
heen arranged to be given at the
Southern club the night of the ban
qaet. Mr. Strickland will be toast
master and responses will be made
by the honored guests. the past mas
tiers.
Following the banquet the mem
bers will retire to the Masonic tenn
pie. where they will meet in regu-
lar session and the Third degree will
be put on by the past masters.
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The Daily Luncheon Talk

club and | would like to see this
club become an Indispensable factor
in the upbuilding of this community"
A. W. McKeand. chairman of the
campaign committee of the Watt
Brown school campaign. said before
the members of the Travellers club
at their luncheon yesterday. num-
Der of other visitors We're present
and made short talks. They were:
W. T. Lathem, vice president of the
Federated Bank and Trust company,
and George Plaisanee OF Birming-
ham.
A committee VAS appointed by
President Charles Abrams to confer
with Secretary o. l.. Bum of the
Chamber of Commerce with regard &c
the standing thes Travellers club will
have in the event the members voted
to become . branch of the chamber
James Bowman, r. +. Fuller, S. Hays
and B. F. Wilkerson.
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here. Associated with him in the I'M
dertaking will be: DR.. w. L. Rosa
mond, internal medicine; DR.. J. NJ
j. Johns, associates; DR.. r. G. Nc
Gahey, diseases of the heart and
anaesthetics; DR.. J. r. Garrison, OBJ
stetrics; DIR. A. L. CASTOR, diseases of
the eyes, ear, nose and throat; DR..
John Il. Kent, genitourin dis
assesses; DR.. W. A. Burns, X-ray, ra-
dunn and disease of the skin; DIR.
William B. Johnson, diseases OF chill
dren; DIR. Alex Greene, dentistry; DR..
John " Mix, laboratory technique,
bacteriology and pathology.
Headquarters of the clinic will be
the second floor of the Federated
Bank and Trust company, where
complete laboratory will be installed.
Diagnosis of all cases will be made
by specialists in the various branches
of medicine. The clinic will diagnose
cases of all persons, whether they
are able to pay or not, DR.. Gewin an
nounces
DR.. Gewin says he will continue to
be deeply interested in the develop
ment of the Federated Bank and
Trust company. 1T will be a great
help to the city Of Birmingham and
surrounding territory" DIR. Gewin
said "as it will be the depository of
the laboring people and their organi-
cations from all the southern states.
1t will thereby bring great deal Of
money into Birmingham that would
otherwise remain in other states.
This bank will also serve to edu-
cate the working man to become
thrifty and to save and own his own
home. This will, in turn. make him
better citizen from every stand
point"
DR.. Gewin will also be surgeon in
chief for the Mutual Railway Hos
pital association. composed of the
| employees of the different railways OF
this and adjoining states. The hos
pital of the association is at Fifth
avenue and Twenty fourth street.
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FINE HOGS SOLD

Meridian, Miss. october 21.-(S pe-
oial)-Four Poland China hogs were
sold here today by William Schan-
rock, extensive trucl. farmer and
cattle and hog dealer. residing three
miles from Meridian, one weighing
$50 and the other three 400 pounds
each They were purchased by Lutz
& Betbese market men, at Ga cents
per pound. They We're registered
hogs, which have a ready market in
this city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-22
ZAMORA TEMPLE
PLAN CEREMONIAL

Zamora Temple Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine, will hold double
ceremonial at the jefferson theatre
on the afternoon and night of De-
cember 5, and according to indica-
lions an unusually large class OF
candidates will make the pilgrimage
to Mecca by way OF the hot sands
Of the desert. Potentate ELI Short
ridge announces that in addition TO
the ceremonial u grand hail viii be
given to close the festivities at the
Tutwiler for the Shriners and their
lady friends. The committee in
charge of the affair ar planning to
make it the event OF the season
The potentate also announces that
a business meeting will be held at
the Masonic temple on the night OF
November 20 for the purpose OF re-
ceiving and balloting on petitions.
Mr. Shortridge states that many
petitions have already been received
and that many others have been
promised.
This will probably be the last
ceremonial held outside the new
Masonic temple which it rapidly near
ing completion and is expected to
be ready for occupancy by early
spring.
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vived by her husband, three young
children, Elizabeth Collins. Virginia
Collins and Evelyn Collins; four
sisters, Mrs. Jennie G. Vance. Mrs.
\. r. Duncan. Mrs. G. NJ. Foote, and
Mrs. S. C. Bratton, all of Birming-
ham; and one brother, Nj. +. Caffee,
of Vance. Pail bearers at the
funeral will be Claude Swindle.
George Swindle, J. M. Lipscomb,
Sterling J. Vance, ]. B. Vance and
j. b. Morris.
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DEATHS

Miss Cora Gilliland-The body of
Miss Cora Gilliland, II. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Gilliland of Tate's
Gap, who died at a local infirmary
yesterday morning, was shipped to
Altoona by Ridout.
Mrs. Rebecca A. Edwards-Funera
services for Mrs. Rebecca A. Ed
wards. who died at a local infirm-
airy. will take place from her for
mer residence, 9701 Avenue +. at
o'clock this afternoon. Burial will
be in Forest Hill cemetery, Johns
in charge.
Mrs. Mary VI. House-Funeral services
for Mrs. Mary NJ. House. 81, 2312
Twelfth avenue. north. who died
yesterday afternoon at local in
Urinary, will be held at Johns
chapel at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
Burial will be in Elmwood with
Johns in charge. Mrs. House IS
survived by five children, Mrs.
Matte c. Payne, Mrs. Harry r.
Smell. Mrs. James L. Bethea. b. t.
House and ]. b. House. The funeral
will be conducted by Rev. J. d.
Thompson. pastor of the Twenty
seventh Street Baptist church.
Mrs. Amanda PeaYson--Funeral SER
vices for Mrs. Amanda Pearson, So.
who died yesterday morning at her
residence. 5112 First avenue, were
held at the residence yesterday aft
ernoon. Immediately following the
services. the body was shipped to
Oglethorpe. Ga, for burial there by
Vice.
Mrs. H. ". Coliins-Funeral services
for Mrs. II. W. Collins, ~. who died
yesterday morning at her residence.
1890 Caldwell terrace. will be held
at $3.50 O'clock this afternoon.
Burial will be in Elmwood, Lige
10y in charge. Mrs. Collins is sur
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13
Milan Personals

Saturday. Dec, 16. the members
Of Mrs. kaziah Hsines. Glass Of the
Methodist church will hold their
bakery sale ut the Gamble shoe
store. The money will 60 on their
church pledge.
Friends OF G. w. McMichael have
received 10-pound sacks of Eng
lish walnuts from him, shipped
from Ell Monte, Cal.
Miss Ruby Meyer Of Davenport
has returned from a three weeks
stay in New York city and Wash
ington, d. c., and 10 spending sew
eral days at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Robert kale.
Frank Won Ach of Southern Al
befta, Canada, arrived Tuesday to
spend the holidays at the home OF
his sister. Mrs. Russell Maucker
and mother, Mrs James Murphy.
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MANY cAsHlN
SAVING STAMPS
Especial to The Arkus.l

Aled0, Dec. 13.-Every day Is
busy day now with Postmaster c.
e. Duvall, as the influx OF savings
stamp owners ID steady and the
necessary work Of making out ap-
plications keeps one or more per-
sons busy most Of the time. The
same work is required for the one
stamp customer as for one with
many and there are numerous hold
ers of a few stamps, especially
among the children.
II AledQ is a fair example. there
will not be many war savings
stamps exchanged for treasury Ger
tificates, as the great majority OF
stamp owners are asking for the
cash, which will probably be put
to use or into savings accounts
The stamp cards as received are
sent to the Federal Reserve bank
at Chicago, which handles the
stamps for this reserve district, and
drafts are expected to be sent oul
by mail about Jan. l.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13
LODGE MEETING
HELD AT ORION
Especial Correspondence

Orion, Dec. 13.-About 1870 gath
cred last night at the Joint district
meeting of the I. o. o. F. and Re-
bekahs in Wayne's hall. Visitors
were present from Kewanee. Galva,
woodruff. Cambridge. Alpha and
Chicago. The following program
was given:
Piano duet-The Misses Mile
Frost and Ethel Palmer.
Vocal solo-Edgar Kerr.
Roll call of lodges.
Address, "Cooperation"-Rev. w
H. Day. Alpha.
Piano solo-Miss Helen Wong
strom.
Violin solo Miss Helen Peter.
son.
Address, odd Fellowship
| James; Ewing Davis. Chicago.
After the program the COMMITTEES
ON entertainment served refresh
ments.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13
GALvA FARMER,
May LOSE Arm
Especial Correspondence

Galva, Dec. 13.-Milo Simpson. a
farmer residing north of Altoona.
was seriously injured Monday, Aft
ernoon when his arm was caught
in q corn shelter. Mr.. Simpson was
working at the home Of q neighbor,
Amos Barnes. In crawling mp on
the machine to remove some husks
Mr.. simpsons mitten was caught In
the fast revolving gearing. Before
the machine could be stopped Mr..
Simpsons entire right arm was
drawn into the gearing. The thumb
and wrist were broken and the
shoulder dislocated. The flesh was
badly lacerated and torn loose from
the bone. Medical aid was sum
moned and late in the evening Mr.
Simpson was taken to his home
Physicians fear it may be neces
sary to amputate the arm.
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l||II Ne IS not
blANcuEsnAN

Especial CofresDondence. J

4ter1ing, Ill, Dec. 13-Arthur 4
BFimmer Of San Mafeo. Calif.. gives
the following seven reasons why. he
IL not the Arthur Brinmer men-
toned IN the Herman divorces case.
First: Ny name d Arthur LeRoy
and not Arthur H.
Second: was married the Arst,
last and only time in September,
1913, In Manila, Philippine Islands.
Third. Ny wife's name u MAude
and not Blanche.
Fourth: My wife Il not . d.
vofcee.
Filth: Neither my wife mol,
have been in Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Sixth: In September, 1919, mi
wife was in 0An Francisco and
was In Brest, France.
Seventh: Since November, 1913
| have lived IN San Francisco will
my family and none Of us has beer
outside the state Of California dur
ing that time.
| Mr.. Brimmer further states tina
there was at one time an Arthu,
H. Brimmer in Sterling but that b,
is not that person. His mother
Mrs. Isaac Brimmer, formerly |
resident of this city, now lives II
Clinton, Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
AT ATKINSON HOLD
ANNUAL ELECTION
(Special Corresponience. J

Especial Correspondence
Atkinspn. Dec. 13.-At the an
nual election held by the Royal
Neighbors lodge the following ON
GERS were named for the ensuing
year:
Ofacle-Sarah Nickerson.
Vice oracle@LAura Mowers
Chancellor-Dora Duprec.
Recorder-l11nnie Grimm
Receiver-Helen Hangh.
Marshal-Tena Graham.
Inner sentinel-Julia Black.
Outer sentinel-Ida Atwell.
Manager-Roy Brooks.
Musician Nina AtWell.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13
PLACE FOR
| KIDS 70 SKATE
CIVIC PRl)Bl EN-

fSpecial to ThA A3Kaal

Aledo, Dsc. 13.-Wifh the com
Ing Of zero weather. there comes
the annual agitation for . safe
skating place for the children Of
the community. The Edwards riv-
or is . mile or more from town and
especially for The younger skaters.
b dangerous place because Of
airholes above the running water
Artificial ponds and lakes are
not available for the reason that
accidents at these places due to the
breaking Of the ice or other causes
are said to place the responsibility
ON the owners.
For several years the attempts
to make an artificial rink on the
vacant school block in the south
west part Of the city have been at
tended by but little success as the
water turned into the basin seeps
into the ground in a short time
However as skating is regarded al
one OF the heritages OF the Ameri-
can small boy and girl as well, 1t il
probable that some means will bt
found to provide the youngstefi
with Z safe and convenient skating
place.
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LODGE OFFICERS
AT GALVA WILL BE
INSTALLED DEC. %
fSnecial Correspondence. J

Especial Correspondence
Galva, Dec. 13.-At the regular
session Of the Royal Neighbor lodge
the annual election Of oflcers was
held as follows:
Oracle, Theodore Adds; past or
acle, Anna Carlson; vice oracle.
Hannah Strand; chancellor. Min
ME Pough; recorder, Lucille Trun-
nell; receiver, Viva 8. Lindquiss;
marshal, Martha CRANE; outer sen
tinel. Margaret Boostf0om: board
Of managers. Isle Boostroom.
Adolph Boostfuom and Arvid
strand; physician, Dr.. Afford; mu-
stefan, Almedia Hawks Tho next
regular meeting will be held Dec.
20, when the newly elected omcefs
will be installed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13

l1li1uls City-1le IN q MN
30 cleared hon tAs homo ta1snt
6l6y Horne Tiesr 9iv1n BY u b.
cAl Sunday school. Tno play VII
- fepoeteG q HufAlo PrEtris hall
Dec, 1G
4. Briahane ana Dewey Bsksr
have new r1dios Installed.
oalva-llf. AnA Nh. VEN EAs-
Icy xre tie pareAfs Of q AAughtef.
This d their seventh child.
Hunts e-Dtece orcAestrA from
California has 6eon secured 10 play
1t the annual hrsmAn's ball. Jan.
IL.
Coal VALERA Christmas pro-
gram viii BE- given q the Presby-
terrain church Saturday evening
Henry EMS has gone 70 Peofiz
to serve on me federal Jury. This
il the third time Mr.. Ellis has been
summoned for jury duty ~ Peoria
Bowling-Al open meeting Of thu
Bowling unit Of the home bureau
will be held Friday at the home d
Mrs. Sandy Coyne.
Hillsdale-Eleven cases Of chick
enpox are reported here. JosiiI
has . few cases.
A Christmas program and tree II
planned at the Methodist chafcl
| for Saturday evening, Dec. %.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13
TENANT H01SE
on FARM NEAR
eENEsEo BlRlls
lspecial CorreopondeAce J

-
Geneseo, Dec. 11s-1he tenant
house On the farm q = J. 0orekAs
about four miles east q this city
vas destroyed b. 0rs ct a1oas 1l:l6
o'clock yesterday moshing. The
home was occupied b. NR. And Nrs.
Jess Nicely. employees 1t he 0oreeh
farm The hre. seemingly. wa
caused from Z detective chimney
and vas discovered ~ Mr.. Nicely
a. he was coming to the house Tor
the MONDAY meal
Tho Nicelys saved . Considerable
Of their household fufnifnfe but
lost q great deal Of their clothing
and personal effects. The house
was totally destroyed. the loss be-
ing about $500 with insurance
81 900.
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ODD FELLOWS AT =
SHEFFIELD NAME
YEARS OFFICERS
(special Correspondence. }

Especial Correspondence.)
Sheffield, Dec. 13.-The local l..
o. o. F. lodge has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing
year:
Noble grand-Gunnars Jensen,
Vice grand-Charles kildaW.
Recording secretary-Julius An
derson. -
Treasurer-L C. Petersen.
Financial secretary-P. W. Peter
sen.
.Trustees-M. C. Jensen, J. F.
Runft N. c. Rasmussen, Elmer
Goldsmith and Elmer Owens.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13
ORION LODGE HAS
ANNUAL ELECTION

Especial Cofrespondence.)
Orion. Dec. 1s.-At the annual
meeting Of the Orion. camp, No.
261, Modern WOOdmen, OF America,
tho following ofncers were elected:
Venerable CONSUL, L. d, Porter;
worthy advisor, G. E. Coulter; es-
Unable banker, DR.. J.. E. Magnu-
con; clerk Fred Hofdund; escort,
Bert SAyre;. Waterman, F. W.
Minks; sentry. Ed Spivey; physi-
clan, Dr.. ]. A. GustAfsou: trustee.
G. l.. Anderson.
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COMMUNITY CLUB
AT BOWLING PLANS
SESSION DEC. 10TH
{Special Correspondencs.)

Bowling, Dec. 13.-An oyster sup
per will be given Saturday evening
in the basement OF the Pleasant
Ridge Presbyterian church By the
Bowling Community club. A splen-
did program. with a speaker FUR
nished through the courtesy OF the
Rock Island Chamber Of Com
merce, will be given. The address
will be along the lines Of coopera-
ton and community spirit Music
will be furnished BY Rock Island
talent. The public is invited to the
event.
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1PPERS TO HOLD
ANNUAL RECEPTION

Especial Correspondence
fNsmption, Dec. 13.-The an
" reception Of the Presumption
Myers association will be held
= hs parlors of the Methodist
9cA tonight Supper will be
ySd under the auspices Of the
~ aid society. About one hun
! invitation have been issued.
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JOHN WILLIE Of
RAPID CITY DIES
ESPECIAL Correspondence.)

Port Byron, Dec. 13.-Iohn WIZ
lie, aged 26. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Willie Of Rapids City, Hamp-
ton township. passed away at 10
o'clock last night after an illness
6f several years. Hemorrhage OF
the lungs caused his sudden pass
Ing.
Besides his parents, Mr.. Willie
is survived by three brothers. Err
nest. Walter and Herman. and a
sister, Eleanor, at home. Services
will be held Friday from the Zion
Lutheran church. Of which deceas-
ed was q member. Rev. John
Schnaack, pastor, will oficiate'
Burial will be in Zion cemetery.
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FREE MOVIE BEGINS
HAIFHOUR EARLIER
(Special COfrespondence

Especial COfreSpondence.)
Geneseo, Dec. 13.-The free mo-
ton picture show which is given
once a week at the salesroom OF
the Tracy Motor corporation will
be shown this evening. The Gus
tomary program of six or seven
reels will be shown, including
travel, industrial and comedy films.
Because Of the increasing attend
ance, the first showing this eve
ming. Manager Moberg states, will
begin at about z o'clock instead OF
7:30 as heretofore.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13
ROCK ISLAND ROAD
PLANS ADDITION TO
LOADING PLATFORM
(Special Correspondence.

Geneseo, Dec. 13.-The Rock Is
land Railroad company has built
an addition to tho loading platform
ON East Exchange street.. which has
been demanded by local shippers.
The addition enables the loading
and unloading from nat cars at the
car end. This improvement il
greatly appreciated a. 1t enables
greater facility in the handling Of
heavy freight, especially heavy
machinery.
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REBUILD ICE HOUSE.
fanacial CorrogpOndenco.

Erie. Dec. -I3.-Herman Dee
Weerd has y fcrce Of men 1t work
remodellng . large barn for IN Ice
house. The old one formerly used
has been raSed and the timbers
utilised in the fsznodeling OF the
harm. Mr.. DseWeeFd ID the Erie
Ice dealer and Will MI tie house
for town consumption.
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JULIUS ANDERSON
+ Is COMMANDER or
: SHETFIEI.DIEGION
(SpeciaI Correspontience)

Especial Correspondence
Sheffield, Dec. 13.-The H. r.
Hortz post Of the American Legion.
No. AS, at Sheffield, has elected Of
ficers for 1898 as follows:
Commander-Julius Andersen.
Vice commander-E4rl Graham
Financial ofiicer-Herbent Wolfe
Post adjutant-W. L. Jacobsen.
Sergeant at arms-Melvin John
son,
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RHF LUTRML
MAS FIRST LODGER
IN COUNTY HOTEL
Especial TO The Argus. J

Alsdo, Dec. Is. - Sherin c. C..
|1sell, who received the custody
! Ne county Jail last week with
. prisoner, yesterday picked up
ppld A. Stewart at Keithsburg
J failure to pay allmony to his
- ~ ordered by the circuit
~ Sheriff Lutrall was instruct
b Judge W. T. Church to hold
Deisoner until further instruc-
- Steward presented a pros.
.sas appearance when brough,
eee the court yesterday.