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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
BOZ lido PROTI JOHSONO-
We PROTlPRISTEHOVALEC.
KE PkEDLOZE.

Kdezto iine narodnosti Sc
chovaii k omezovani pristeho-
valectvi skorem trpne, rozvi-
nuif Eide skorem horeGnou
propaganda. aby predloha pri
jata nebyla. Ultra promluvf
rabin l.. Wolsey, duchovni
spravce svnagogy ma Euclid
ave.. ma thema: "Mame vylu-
covati neseverske prist6hoval-
ce?", "a ktere pfednasky hod-
Ia nodrobiti kritice zminenou
pfedlohu, nachazejici Sc pra-
We pred projednanfm v kon-
presn.
Zylast6 zvolen0 resolucni w
Dor. do nshoz' .pTivolen ,byl
kraian Alfred A. ,Benes. ma sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
zALUJE NATERACSKOU
UNI.

U okresniho soudu podal Ia
lobu Max Kaufman, uniovy ma
t9racsky kontraktor z Mime
apolis, ma zdejsi tri mistni u
ME Bratrstva nat6rati o ma
hradu $1,000 a spoluzalova-
nym jest obchodni jednatel u
nil E. w. Brill.
Kaufman, die zn6ni zaloby,
podane pravnickou firmou
Stanley &, Horwitz, pfijel do
Clevelandu, aby Sc zde podjal
die kontraktu prace ma Mira
mare apartmentnim hotelu v
Rocky River. Obdrzel pry cd
mistnfch unit rozkaz zaplatiti
bud pokutu $1,000 aneb Gle
veland opustiti. Neuposlechl 4
byl propuklou stavkou posko-
zen zalovany obMos. Najal
pry uniove naterate, coz vse
zastupcdm unie ohlasil, tito
pax opomenuli ohlasenf ozn&-
miti a nasledek byl 'zmfn9n6
nesnaze. "a Kaufmanem stoji
The American Plan Associa-
ton.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
v STEUBENvILLE " MAJf
VODU,

Steubenville, o., 8. dubna.
We vazne situaci, vzniknuvsi
zde nasledkem nedostatkA vo-
dy po diva dny, zjednana Ca
stecna dleva dnes, kdyz pp
provedenf nejnutnsjsich spra-
vek stroji We vodarn9 aspon
do domacnosti, skol a nemoc-
mic voda mohla byti cerpana.
Mestska rada povolila 100000
ma spravku strojii a obcanske
organisace odporucun vydani
"a S1,000,000 bond6 ma zave-
deni dokonalejsiho .3vodaren-
skeho systemu. TAX ably nouze
vodu nemohla sc opakovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
staviti resoluci protestu,, KITE
rou kongresu doruciti ma pa
bin Wolsey. @
CLEVELANbAN SPACHAL VI
MENTOR, O., SEBEVRAzDU.

Josef Novgoroder, .2541
Edgehili rd., Cleveland Heights
obchodnik pozemky, nalezen
byl v Mentor, O., v tamn9jAm
hotelu otraveny. Nalezeny, II
sick psany v zidovskem largo
nu, poda snad vysv9tlenf, proc
ze Sc zoufaleho cinu dopustil.
Obchodni pratele tusi, ze, hla-
vni pricinou byly finan6nf ne
snaze, ktere mu pfivodila val
ka, kterych Sc nemohl vzpa
matovati. V lete byl nucen pro
dati "a $4,000 svoji residence
" {. 1873 East boulevard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
PRONxSLE EDOvANf SPORTo
WINCH HRAcu.

"a vcereiSfch dvon naiezdd
ma mfstnosti, kde Sc sazelo ma
zavodni kone, zatceni byli til
muzi. 57lety Charles Miller
spolu Sc synem provozovali tu-
to nedovolenou Utmost We vlast
nj holirn6, 4O09 Lorain ave.
Jiny, Michael Gordon, zatcen
byl v jedn6 lradovne budovy
Leader-News, kde nalezeny
tiskopisy urcene pro dostihy y
Kentucky.
v MiHercv6 holfrne bylo ma.
lezeno pet muzd, kteri 81 pra.
We ma konicky' sAzeli, byli oh
zalovani,z neporadneho chova.
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
OTAZKA o ZkfZENf VEkEJ
NEHO URADU MA OCHRA.
>,NU CHUDYCH OBJ
zALOVANYCH.

Organisace The Legal Aid
Society nyazuje o zrizenf d
fadu verejneho ochrance u po-
licejniho soudu, ktery by chra-
nil nemajetne obzalovane pred
remeslnymi soudnfmi priv
Milky tax zvanymi "fiksry", o.
natrovately soudnfch zaruk,
slibovaci rGzneho zastanf a tax
podobn6. Pfednosta municipal
niho soudu Dempsey sam jest
clenem vyboru zmfn6ne spoiled
nosti, ktera otazku tuto ddkla-
dn6 studuje. Podrobnejsi zpra
va bude CO nevidet uverejne-
ma.
Podobny vefejny obhajce,
!kte1yz trad davno jiz jest v
ijinych zemfch zaveden, nepn-
|sObil bv primo u sOudu ale jed
nal Iloze poradce a obzalo-
Ivane varoval pred soudnfmi
|vydiraci. Naklad ma move "a
jiste uzitecne narizeni ma ne
|sti Dobrocinny fond.
Jinak budou j zde m6ststi
Isoudcove dbati, aby cd seudn
ibyly odstran6ny tyto nez&
doucf zivly a "a tim dtelem
jkonati budd6s \ dnzsKK odpoled-
ne spolecnou peradu,3
Soudce = TapeNa vyslechne
dnes jednoho podobneho elk
sra, jenz jiste zatcene zen9
sliboval "a SIS svoj1 pomoc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
POHRESOVANY MLADY
MANzEl-

r. -. & e
V sobotu v poledne, jiz %.
bfeZna, odesel 2 prace z labo-
ratofe The National Lamp
Works 22lety Archil L. Will
ANS. bydlici $ mladou manzel-
kou a rodici v (. 1912 zap. "a.
ul. Az dosud bylo kazd6 p&tra
nj bezvyslednym a proto panu-
ii opravn6ne obavy. ze posti-
Zen byl nejakym nest9stim. Po
hfesovany Jest vahy. as $50 lb,
vysokv sest stop q Jest kasta-
novych vlasi a modrych oci.~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
FRANCE zADA oMLUvU.

Berlin, 8. dubna. - Fran
Gle pozaduje omluvu cd Ne
mecka "a nedavnou pfihodu
We Vychodnim Prusku, kde pri
lis nadseni clenove militaristic
kych spolkl, nekolik Client ris
skeho snemu mezi mimi, roztr-
hall a poslapali francouzskou
vlajku. ax
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09

'nebudou nuceny zffkati Sc pc
zitku, jejz koufeni skyta.
Ralph Budd, pfedseda drahy
Great Northern oznamil, ze je-
jich move >spacf kary majf zvla
stni kufackou mfstnost pro da.
my a Re observacni kary bu.
dou mfti zvlastnf ,odd6len1, kde
budou moci kouriti, aniz by ma
ne zevlovali elenove "silnejsi.
ho" pohlavi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
MA WILT DO STARE
NAsTl.

Po n6kolikalete nepfetrzite
praci odjfzdf ma navst6vu sve-
no rodneho kraje ma Nachod-
tsko V severovychodnich &C.
chach byvaly spolumajitel reg
nicksho z&vodu ma Broadway
Ipobkze Finn ave. p. ]. Nyc.
LAX "a natstsvy ma rozlou1e-
nou oznamil, hodla starou
vlast ddkladne procestovati.
Pfejeme mu ma ceste pine 20
taveni q sfastny navrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
uMRTf sTAvITELE ARKAD,

y V dome sveho pfitele Tho
mase v Bethlehem, Pa, zemfel
vcera nasledkem mrtvice IS
lety architekt G. H. Smith,
jenz byl spolutvircem planu
ma prdchod The Arcade q sta
vitel mnoha jinych cleveland
skych vyznacn6jsich budov,
jako Rose a Hitchcock budov,
Colonial arkad a pod. Pohfben
bude v mist9 Gmrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
HoLlNKAl<I 81 KUPOvALI
BEZTRESTNOST.

Mestsky bezpecnostnf fedi-
tel Barry vysetfuje novy pro-
hibicni graft. v Clevelande
pry existuje 1radovna "Clea-
ring house,, v ktere Sc holm
karim "a urcity< tydenni po-
platek zarucovala policejni O.
chrana. Reditelem teto protek
ce jest pry jisty obchodnik ma
Central ave. V6c 'prost'ouchl"
vcera jeden muz, jenz pravf,
ze sam zmfnenemu obchodnf-
kovi po n6kolik mesicn platil
S25 tydn6 "a podmfnky, ze
mdze koralu prodavati "a po-
licejni protekce. Barry -pry Una
as 80 podobnych abonentn O.
chrany spolecnosti, jez je pry
siroko daleko rozv9tvena. z
poplatkd takto odvad9nych do
stavali tucne dividendy ne
kteri policiste. Wee bude pfi-
sn6 vysetrena a vsichni pode-
zreli bez milosrdenstvi poza-
vfrani. (Jen iestli ma vsechny
nase kriminaly postacf. Poz.
sazece.)
Okresni zalobce Stanton "a
slal superintendentovi Ligy Su-
chych ,Southwellovi obsilku /:
ma Sc dostaviti, aby dokazal
svoje slova prednesena ma
schulz baptistickych duchov-
Mich, kde mel praviti, ze soud-
cove, dobre v Stantonove L.
-fadovn6 znami. Sc s1castnuii
pitek u osob, ktere Sc nacha-
zeji ma okresnf platebnf listine.
Diva prohibicni agent, dri-
We zamestnanf u smircihN soud
ce Kesta v Royalton taunsipu,
James Crilley a Harry Haoe-
lin. hvli vcera postaveni pred
municipalniho soudce Beeba
ma obvineni. ze ukradli n9ko-
lik lahvi iest6 pfedvaleGne
whisky. ktere sc 7mocnili "a
iiFednf prohlidkv. TTetf vttet-
mix Michael Luke Sc nedosta-
vii a i'm slozena zaruka pro-
hlaSena "a propadlou. Soud s
agenty bude patrne dnes skon-
cen.
Max Kaplan, ktery nadh&-
mel dokonce trem smircfm soud
cbm. sbyl vcera pro podyodne
lakani pen6z odkazan velko-
pOrote. Il |
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
REDAKcNf NAVSTEVA.

v prdvodu p. Bedr. Holuba
navstivil mas vcera dopoledne
.. prof. Mrzena, jenz jest Il.
fednikem Holandske preplavni
.spolecnosti. V Americe meska
"a pficinou studia zdejsich OBJ
chodnfch pomerd a reorganisa
cf teto stare dopravnf organi-
SAGE. Pfejeme mu. ably Sc, 1nu
pobyt u mas v Clevelandu "a
mlouval a v svoji snaze ably do
GILL nejlepsiho dsp9chu.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09

Mizoly z Panamy, byl poslan
ma dozivoti do zalare soudcem
Hoffmanem. Je to syn banke-
re. z Equality, Ill. Siddal zprvu
tvrdil, re zabil Mizzolu We rvac
ce, ale konecne Sc primal, re
zlocin spachal re zarlivosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09

Max Kaplan, kterS nadh&-
mel dokonce tfem smircfm soud
cum. sbyl' veera pro podyodne
lakanf pen9z odkazan velko-
porot9.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
ZLODEJSTf PROHlBIcNf
ACENTI.

Mattel hostince v (. 1929
Luther ave., Herman Wander.
pfepaden byl peti prohibi1ni-
mi pochopy, ktefi podnikli y
n6ho prohlfdku, ale niceho me-
wall. Pc jejich odchodu po-
hresil Wander $40. ktere mel
v kuchyni ulozeny v krabicce
cd doutnikd. Kradez byla po-
licii oznamena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
NOVY OKREsNf sOUDcE
ZAPkISHHNuT

Pravnik a byva)y statni za-
stupce Carl Weygandt byl dnes
dopoledne zapfisAhnut do dfa-
du okresnfho soudce. "a obfa-
du asistoval otec jeho, bSva1y
okresnf soudce We Wooster, o..
w. f. WeyTandt q pffsahu pfi-
inl prednosta okresniho soudu
H. G.. Powell. Novy ufednik
.imenovan byl vtera guvernk-
rem Donahevem Y Columbus.
Prisahal ma bib,i. rodinnou pa
matkn. lei patfila kdysi jiz ie-
no matce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
STUDENT MA DOzIVOTf
DO zALAkE.

Cincinnati, O., 8. dubna. -
Halton P. Siddal, 22lety stu
dent ma zdejsi universite, jenz
Sc primal X zavrazd9nf Juana
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
BIRMINGHAM TILE
 USED IN ALTAMONT
Material Now In Demand For
 Fine Construction Work

Hollow tile construction. from tile furnished by the Birmingham Hollow Tile company, was followed throughout in the construction of the new Altamont apartments. Highland avenue and Twenty-eighth street, it has been an- nounced. More than 400 tons, or 133 carloads of this tile was used in the con- struction of the one apartment.
 Recent tests have shown hollow tile construction to be highly superior to the old type of building, officials of this company aver, and several of the large buildings erected during the past year have used this material. The city market building, negro industrial school, negro Masonic temple, Ensley High school, seevral country schools and numerous large Birmingham residences are listed among the buildings con structed from hollow tile recently. Cost of this type construction is now said to be only slightly higher than other types.
 Located at Ensley, with sales offices at 1O9 Twenty y-first street, north, Bir- mingham, the Birmingham Hollow Tile company is now shipping its product to all parts of the south. Although the plant was destroyed by fire in July, 1923, it is now practically rebuilt and will be inoperation by April 1, officials say. Several improvements have been added, resulting in opportunity for a greatly increased output
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
SURVEY OF HEALTH
 ENDED SATURDAY

The national health survey of the American public health service which began with Birmingham several weeks ago as the first city to be studied was completed Saturday, Dr. J. D. Bowling, health officer, announced.
 Dr. T. H. D. Griffitts of the national service left immediately for the na- tional headquarters in Baltimore to as- semble and study the data gathered here. Dr. W. S. Rankin, health of ficer of North Carolina and field direc- tor of the national service, who assist ed Dr. Griffitts with the survey, left late Saturday for Andalusia, in Gov ington county, Alabama, to make study of health activities there. From there he will go to New Orleans and the principal cities of Texas.
 Dr. Rankin will make a study of the health work, at Andalusia because the department there is also a training school for health officers under the aus pices of the national and state health boards.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
FUNDS MOUNTING
 FOE COLLEGE USE
Naare Than $r29o0 Has Already
 Eeen Colleefed

Funds finn the student commons at college continue tD nanr stsadiiE intn campaign head qlnntsrs,, ancordfng to- reports from tainHe i'm ciiarsm The S12000 mark has aifsmfw heen naasasE, and when the emnnft iB talsam Tiresdas it is hoped by ealIhEn offininlls that tite total will be cime tip $2Ege0.. nscessary to be raised HafSme work cam be startedl
 Ssauihnfs workers have met with re- manllalills Hfreasa in Birmingham and tffe state alt lhrge, offinials say. After uIhdkes amounting to $S,500 had been nmfh hg tfie staldenf body of the school, tAia campaign waa taken to the outside WunlR A haaItB response is being made tB taia ealn 66r money with which to emHtrunt tiiia BuifainG, and some per anmB haEe mgih lhrge donations to the frmH. Four priaes offered by the col lhHn tsB tlin sttlGsnfs who obtain the most mnnaw far tliR strtlGture are serving as am iinuat1H to renewed efforts by the wanAHnS.
 Tlfn starfhntt commons will be called tiie ''K" B1lildfng,, bddanse the college Y.. MI. C.. A. is f0starinG the campaign hr firnllis. ThR bniiding will occupy am imposing position on the campus anh will h@ tile center of all student aatiEiifiaa;, aR we'll as the religious and saaiaT life of the school. All the vari- alls organizations will ba housed there aEfH many 0tlier featnreE are now being pihnnaxil.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
SATURDAY CLOSING
 CAUSING DIVISIONS
CRaEnher Of Cananaerce Leaves
 Case T0 Merchaats

FnauasatR eariE SatnrtfaE closing of re- 4ail atGnss i'm Birmingham has provoked szlnlh aFarp diEisinm among the. several diiiHinnm of tiie Chamber of Commerce arnf marniantx generalls that it has vir- InunlIW Basm daaiIalH by the chamber to tzEe nD Gffinian actinm and leave indi- wiiilEalal marahnnta freq to fix their own hnurg
 WltiE ta1rm i'm the situation came Sat urzhw aftar tifR fiirnifnne dealers' diyi- sinm of tfie chamber had voted, after hRAthh dfHRlHainm, t0 keep "hands off IaR a haEl%. RnediRftnm WAS made that l0tAinr dENihinnH would f6llnw suit.
 we dfIf not want to place our unit an tdia p0sifiDm of assuming to dictate on tiiiiE question:" said H.. B. Broyles, unaaiifentt of tiie Hhrnifnre Dealers as- saaiatinm
 Har1g ShtarndaT closing has bobbed up sNassw Eear a1iEf never has failed to pre- aii,liifzt@ lively disanssion.. The furni- ltlnm dhalkrz bnifeEe they have moved tawazfh ending a situation that some tdinas haaanH ''strained,' to say the Tkaatt
 Auntfar faatalre of the furniture ms1i& session was unanimous passage of n resolution whinih obligates each dhHlhr ttD rafnH@ to employ any person untin his GIT hen GharaGter and qualifica- t6haB Rage hesm thoroughly investigated.
 Il. H.. Randall was eleGted a director of tiie dfKiainm tn auccaetf Ira G. Bond, wfhD naGantdE heRame president of the ratzil dfEihinm of tife chamber.
 NliR lhgjHlatiEe committees was increas- ssH in size hE the addition of J. w. MhG GantY;, W.. U. McEkcherm and l. H. HAanTfhIl.
 Ufa dfEiainm will meet March 2S with tim fi1rnitun@ mem of Ensley, fol- lhwing aGeeptanG@ of am invitation from tafae dhHlhEs of the suburb
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
WHITE MILL SPEAK

William l.. White, candidate for Con- gross from the Ninth congressional dis trict, will hold a rally in the interest of his candidacy in the City hall at Leeds next Tuesday night, he an- nounced Saturday. The meeting will begin at 80 o'clock.
 MT. White stated that he expected to attack the record of Congressman George Huddleston, who is candidate for reelection.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

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 Drafts are worn on the feet (with- out the least inconvenience( but are used for the pain of Rheumatism in snuscles and Joints by their counter: irritant influence through the great foot pores. Thousands who suffered have made use of this free pair and .rial and have written me about their recovery. I want you to try it and feel 60 positive about it that am asking you to pay nothing be. fore you get relief.
 Send your name today and give tho Drafts a trial. If you are satis- lied with the trial then send me one dollar. If not, keep your money. Yea decide. A splendid new booklet on Rheumatism, illugtFated with plates. comes free with the Drafts. Write today to Frederick Dyer, 5os Dyer Bldg, Jackson, Mich. Send no money. only your name.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

TIin waMtfinr bnream receives reports hw taIsgrauih trRine daily from 250 land StatinnR i'm tlim UnitaI States,, Canada and AlhaRa, faam 350 shipa at; sea, and 'famm 50 f6naigm stations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

one office. Listed with one, listed with all A." that's the story in a nut shell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
EEGAE NUEECRT

HSn1Azzi
 ThB !Alahmmm BtHte Hsuaxd of HfnlfNslniilM will ms4t Et N1untaDmarg, Ah.. mn TlnAs- amy. April B, Ha24, ffur tefna wlrryuze 0ff azr- zmlntng zHpltnzuts fur Hfnssme ttD urzut9hm xhe arf uf 8ubilmfug i'm MMiMGrR-
 .UGIEfN ANEEWITN Rnw.,
 EhHlhsE, AR- 1. IF. MEsAK. Sssn. & m1aMM.,
 MEursnumEaarg, AilA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

The government sells printed copies of patents to the number of 100000 ev- cry month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
WANHEDLMiin Haw spatt aazih for bargains i'm Birmingham
 rHal astate. II mHun hmHMirS. Address IF. M. BBx 4DE, Giftg..

WOzlfss WANME1R-Aihn Ymxr uruu9nU nR
 Bzle Nfizh uzx: WI hzpD uznftnnH9W wazz1>- iiuz lhuuras in zlll uxtiB @R tftB aitrg. M1mfs- Eumzry 4ell H2zszB dk Inn On. HlnElfm1. 210 N zl1x St. Nzlm 0HaS- Mknu21nKB as sfs Bulttpls Hifx<fng 43pszam. BUrNEAIDW WANnTD-mD hug a hlnnn-
 IluE in WHst Hsnh E2urxnah ar S7uzfaiMiEiD. lun Ezr lius. init auv1r &5mHn. Wuiith ouns- si3ar wzrznt hut 4Afif,rz@ ESss. aszsS Asspv- Harzfd-
 FNRM wKNnED-G31H zzram hand. aliuiitt
 xfzlu9e wxurah ffnr Uz<lh Hnh n nA-taihks pudlsnom at AS $. $iTrtus St., Ham Am R1lez Cal
 sW6lDyr. small dRih Iyxcymsrft aznh naazfaIn- able monthly pEymBrfts. AfftfazB G 4&S. ,rzre 4ARFe4Kzarnlh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
LAKEWOOD
ACTPCO BUSINESS LOTS

For sale in front Of new Southern Rail- read ahopa on Pike road. 23d Ave-. N: 3ske. 2S per cent cAzh. bAl1nce e@zys S1s per month See me at once if y0n Wzut . SPEED R. E. CO.
 saax 1sTEE ST N HEMIsOCK 1zS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
GOOD BUY

Here is something that you want and it costs you very litties new, Groom bunga- low, with hardwood floors throughout on improved street, near schools and churches Bring me $500 and agree to pay $40 per month and the place is yours ChRs- E. Smithe, Main 1929.
 REALTY SALES CO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED

We hzvs ssvsrlil aiIfs1fs wzzrttnw lofs azzt af s1ufh s3t. H ynun lH1s9 uue HzrinE gzst Mnn nafitg nEsa1l. ulll Bsrney Hurrx, Main 25A.
 Bsrnsy Rsuy Renaty C@.
 .z2 RHnxxMAHcx HnDE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

Dandy lot to build negro houses ons pzvsd street and ear hnes water. light and EsW- erages room for donhle s-r01m houssS; price $3.7Se- 5zr- Benson. with GFsan- Dardsn R. E- q Ins- Co. SEA 1st Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
EXCEL ANGIE

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
MAINE

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-13
Girls Take Place Of councillors
 At NakanaWa

MARYLAND, Tenn. - Councillor camper day was huge success at Camp Nakawanawa. Thursday evening the entire camp assembled in the wigwam and plans for the occasion were ex- plained by one of the councillors; Miss Willie Spann of Jackson, Miss. Friday had been set aside for the councillors to change places with some of the campers, and the change was in effect from sun lise to sunset. The girls chosen to be councillors were the most capable and dependable girls in camp, and they all considered 1t a great honor.
 The change was complete and all the duties, both arduous and frivilous, normally assumed by a councillor were assumed by her representative, and vice versa. In doing this though, the regu- lar routine of the camp life was strictly adhered to.
 The girls taking councillors and di- rectors' places were: Miss Rose Cor nelson and Miss Roberta Miller, as directors, taking places of Col. D. L. Rice and Mrs. B. L. Martin; Miss Kate Culbert,s Miss Ruth Little, swimming instructors; Miss Margaret Oliver, Miss Wilburn, instructor in land sports Miss Pat Thompson, Miss Mary K. Parks, driving instructor; Miss Edwina Calhoun, Miss Minete Thompson, ca noeing instructor; Miss Mary Mulguee- ing, Miss Robbins, art and crafts in structor; Miss Ella v. AldFich, Miss Neal, hostess; Miss Martha Gales, Miss Willie Spann, mathematic; Miss Vir- ginia Carter, Dr. Brolliar, nature work ; Miss. Wilhemina Winerich, Mrs, Kin kaid, hostess; Miss Hermine Lowen- stein, Miss Hill Folk, dancing instruc- tor; Miss Edna Brown, Miss Lois Smyth, lifesaver; Miss Mary Ross Flower, Miss Erin Mcdaniel, arts and crafts; Miss Dede Atkinson, Miss Kranz, glee club; Miss Margaret h. gram, Miss Sallie B. Moore, sewing i; Miss Sarah MacAnderson, Miss Frier- son, tennis; Miss Cecil Mooney, Miss Corinne Little, tennis; Miss Phyllis Reeves, Miss Gilliland, mathematics; i; Miss Angel Allen, Miss Irene Thomas, newspaper work; Miss Elcie Ann Smith, Miss Ida Mae Born, baseball i; Miss Edna Lewis, Miss Lucy Daw, natural dancing; Miss Katherine Hill, Miss Jordan, arts and crafts; Miss Eleanor Genard, Miss Bridge, Spanish; ; Miss Edmonia Henley, Miss Margaret Smith, basketball, nature; Miss Re becca Shackleford, Miss Goldsby Will son, hiking and woodcraft; Miss Libby Morrow, Miss Isabel Demming, hiking and woOdcraft.