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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-06-19
WORLD FLIGHT AVIATORS
NOW At BANGKOK, SIAM

BANGKOK. Siam. June 10 (By
The Associated Press):-The United
States Army aviators engaged in a
flight around the world arrived here
at 4 o'clock this wednesday, after
noon from Saigon, French Indo-
China. They made one stop on the
way
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-06-19
FiIe BniIding Contract

NEW BRUNSWICK, June ia
building contract mas been filed be-
tween Angelina Critelli of Perth AM
boy as owner and Joseph l.. Crowell
as builder. for repairs to building
located at 407 East avenue, Perth
Amboy. The work, which is to cost
$1,O50. is to be completed by Sep
tember /
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-06-19
Doughcrty,s condition Same

There is no change in the condi-
tion of John Taft Dougherty. the
Jenkinstown, Pa. young man who
was injured in an automobile acci-
dent on Amboy avenue Sunday
morning, June s. according to an
announcement made at the City Hos
pital, where he is patient, this af-
ternoon. nougherty's back was
broken and he received other in
juries. He was operated upon re-
Gently by New York City special
list.
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HELP A KIDDIE
to "KEEP-WELL"

Join the Middlesex
County Recreation Coun-
Gil, which is organized
for the purpose of main
tanning a summer camp
for children.
The organization has
secured land; carpen-
ters will give all their
t;me and labor needed
to erect buildings; plum
bers will give time for
all plumbing needed.
Help get a camp ready
for use this season.
Send contributions for
membership to Miss Jane
j. Packard, Room 218,
278 Madison Ave-, Perth
Amboy, or to Mayor
John =. Morrison, New
Brunswick,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-06-19
Initiate Six Candidates

six candidates were initiated by
Middlesex Council No. So. Jr. 0. u.
A. NJ, last night at big meeting
OF the council at. Odd Fellows hall.
Tonight a large delegation OF MEM
bers will go to Rumsen for a visit to
the council at that place. They will
travel by automobile leaving from
Junior hall about 1880 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-06-19

Most head lights are attached to the
tenders and adjustable to fitting positi IN
only. On the Studebaker Light they are
mounted on a rigid tubular brace and ad-
jAstabie to all positions. Ask us TO prove
H. j. Arthur Applegate. Studsbaker Dis
tributor. asa Division st.. Perth Amboy.
e1s7--6-19--its
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-06-19
SHIPS COLLIDE IN FOG

ST. JOHNS. N. f., June 1s:-The
Canadian Pacific liner Metagama
collided with the Italian steamer
Clara Camus seven miles off Cape
Race during dense fog yesterday.
The Metagama's stokehold Is report
ed full of water and the Camus was
badly damaged. Both vessels are
heading for this port.
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on your vacation carry your funds in
safety. Use Travellers Cheques. We fur
nish them. Foreign Dept, Perth Amboy
Trust Co.. 14S Smith Stree
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A trip to Europe at less cost than .
vacation at home. Ask Us. Foreign Dept.
Perth Amboy Trust Co. 1f5 Smith st.
6772-6-1s-tts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-06-19
WOMEN SPLIT
IN KEAN FIGHT
Many for Edge, 1t Is Shown
Edge Is Sure Winner,
Schneider Claims

NEW BRUNSWICK, June 1e.-
State Republican Committeeman
Frederick c. Schneider. OF this city.
today declared no great efforts are
being made to secure a large num-
Der of signers to the petitions of
United States Senator Walter e.
Edge, who seeks reelection, at 1t is
generally known he Is the favorite
over Hamilton F. Kean in this
county. The Edge sentiment is so
strong, Committeeman Schneider
said, that there is no idea of per-
fecting an Organization to work in
behalf of the incumbent senator.
The fact that many of those at
tending the county Republican wo-
mems meeting at Jamesburg last
week signed Kean petitions and
only few signed Edge petitions
can be discounted by the feeling
among the large number of. women
favoring Edge, he said. The Perth
Amboy Republican women who. are
supporting Edge are lining up be-
hind Mrs. Morgan F. Larson,
Schneider eaid. while In New Bruns-
I wick Mrs. seiffert has the strong
back of the women's organizations
favorin& Edge.
Committeeman Schneider's state
ment that the wife OF the Midd1esex
county state senator is leading the
Edge forces among the women in
Perth Amboy would indicate that
Mrs. Oliver, the county chairman
among the women, Is leading the
Kean forces, making the first big
split among the Republican women
of that par. OF the county.
Sheriff Gowen had nothing to say
today concerning the reports that he
would throw his support to Kean. 1t
was reported he would confer with
the freeholders this afternoon on the
nomination question. According to
Schneider the chief rooter in Mid
dlesex for Kean Is Robert Carson. of
New Brunswick, a close personal and
business friend of Kean.
Women for KeaD Claim
Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver. of this city.
county chairman of the Republican
women's organization, in statement
today said that there were U. s..
Senator Edge petitions in circula-
ton at the big women's meeting held
in Jamesburg last week but these
were not as favorably considered as
those of Hamilton Kean, which were
freely signed. An article in Mon
days News stated that "the Kean
petitions were freely signed but as
far as could be learned there were
no Edge petitions In circulation"
Mrs. divers statement that although
the Edge petitions were on hand.
they were not signed by many of the
women, clarifies the matter.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-06-19

The graduation exorcie>a q
Grammar echool viii - hoI6 rS
day. June "A. Ia the Uej ejc1lI6 q
A fine pro<f&u q hoIqH
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-06-19

Economy Tours 20 Europe; $4,000 for
students teachers tourists. Ask for book
let's Foreign Dept. Perth Amboy Trust
CO.. 1zb Smith street. s772-6-ls-4ts
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Save time ana troupfe by planning your
vacation through us. Foreign Dept Perth
Amboy Trust Co. 1&b Smith Street.
6773-6-1s-tts
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cars washed day or night. Louis Solo
mon, rear 220 Jefferson Street.
37z0--6-17-3ts
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Joy life Dorsey Motors Inc, open even-
ings esse1~4e-es'
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For sale--Corner property. 261x2b1 It..
New Brunswick Road and Ford Avenue;
room house; barn and hen house. Inquire
Chas. A. Liddis. p. Q. Box IS. Fords. N j.
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Buy that Ford today and begin to en-
Joy life Dorsey Motors. Inc. Open even
inxs 6ss0-e-16-6ts
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Balloon tires aiso repaired at Georges
! Tire Shop 172 New Brunswick Avenue
Tel. 147s- 6013-B-13-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-06-19

Fair tonight, Fri
day partly cloudy
and warmer, pos
sibly local thun-
der showers af-.
J iernoon or night;
moderate south.
lerly winds.
, 1924-12-19
QUICK, CHOP OFF MY HEAD
CRIES VAMPIRE MURDERER

German Butcher, Accused Of Biting 30
Lads to Death, Flames OId Clothes Man.
Hanover, Germany, Dee. 4-"Make it
quick. Chop off my head, was the tear
full plea of Friedrich Haarmann, the YAM
pire murnerer, F." as be went on trial to-
day, accused of killing thirty youths.
Haarmann, a butcher, was a miserable fl
CURE as he accused Hans Grams, a twenty
three year-old secondhand clothes deal
er, of melting him to the murders so that
Grams may obtain the clothes. He con-
fessed to eleven murders. Alienist tes-
titled that he was virtually insane and
not responsible for his acts.
Two hundred relatives of murdered boys
have bsen summoned as witnesses
Hartman is accused of having bitten
his victims to death. cut their bodies to
pieces and thrown them in a river. Her
aid Tribune.
, 1924-12-19
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROlX STATION

Ioscow, Dec. 16Jh.-Ihe following
furrner particulars are published con
csrnI0g me noe sent 10y M. Ichitcherin to
Secretary Hughes at Washington regard
M me complaint Of the Soviet Govern
ment that the Boar" had affixed a brass
mate on a rock on the Icnukotske PENN
suIar Cape Pusine in Siberia, near Behring
Strait bearing the inscription U~nltedStates
, 1924-12-19

REAL CHRISTMAS TREAT at
st. Johns School House on
Monday 22nd December,
AT 8.15 p. u.
/, THE GROWING OF CHRISTMAS.
"a Christmas Cantata by members Of
the Catechisn NJ
In this beautiful selection, the players
representing the holidays and seasons
appear in appropriate costumes
2. Dickens celebrated tale
"A CHRISTMAS CAROL"
Dramatised by local amateurs and cal
culated 10 make you laugh and weep at
the same time.
3. THE PROFESSOR OF LOVE
"a comedy by Katharine kavanaugh)
CAST:
Professor FairchiId Inventor of the Aztec
ton Adjuster.. A. L.
Marion FairchiId Chi daughter .....V. f.
Betty (the maid ......... h. l..
Mrs. Martin Che l'usekeeper) I'D. h..
Johnnie Jones (the iceman) b.
Neil Dacey (tha book-agent {.
MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC!
Popular prices SOC. and zoe. Children
half price.
The happiness of the Season will be
incomplete if you miss this entertain.
ment.
Tickets will be on sale at Mrs. Cane
gata's store as usual.
These" was repeated. All who took part
in this fine entertainment carried their
parts through without a hitch, even the
tots deserving much praise. The Pageant
is indeed a very pretty one and deserved
a much larger gathering than was pre-
sent. We hope the promoters Will soon
see their way to give rs another such
treat.
q lines of rain was measured at the
fort this morning.
, 1924-12-19


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, 1924-12-19

Ge0dotic Survey, and Magnetic Station -
The plate was discovered by the local
Soviet authorities on Ichukotski PENN
suIaiand bears the warning for disturbing
this plate 250 dollars fine or irlprisOn-
ment." NJ. Tchitcherin asserted that the
discovery of the plate shows that mag
netic observations had been carried out
in 1920 and subsequent years by the
Boar" While pointing out that tie
repeated entry Of an American war yes
sells into the territorial waters Of the
Soviet Republic without permission IS
contrary to law M. Tchitcherin sail:
L must emphasize that the erection OF
the foregoing plate and the threat TO So
Wet citizens inscribed ON it, constitutes
a gross violation of the sovereignty Of
the Soviet Republic. EmphaticalIy pro-
testing to the United States Government
against such laWless acts by their Off
cials, obviously unable to distinguish
where their own state territory ends and
another sovereign country territory be-
gins.
Washington, Dec. 10Th. The new Bril-
fish battleships Rodney and Nelson, the
first 35, 900 tons post treaty capital ships
to be- built, will carry nine Ii inch so
caIibre WireWound guns, mJualed three
to a turret, with all three turrets in the
forward part of the ships. a House Ma
val Committee has been informed by
Captain Henry II, Hough, Director Of
Naval Intelligence. The ships will
have a standard treaty tonnage) d
placement Of about 80, 600 tons" Cap
tain Hough explained. Their length will
be 702 feet. The beam will BE- l06 feet.
THEN main draft at standard dispIace-
ment will be thirty feet. Their main
armament will consist Of 16 inch 30 cali
bre WireWound guns in the three TRAN
gle turrpts situated in the forward part
of tie ship. There will be no stern
fire rom these guns. The seconda-
ry battery will consist of either Il or Is
inch guns, mounted in pairs in light clos
ed tUrrets. The speed will be probably
about Il knots. These ships will be hea-
Willy arm0ured. The main beam will be
IA inches thick. In addition, elaborate
antiair and underwater protection will
be provided" Captain Hough added
that the ships would have a range in ex-
cess Of 30, 900 yards. Under the treaty,
these are the two post Jutland type bat
tIeshiOs Great Britain was permitted to
build at once, being required to scrap four
Of her present ships OF the King George
class, when they are completed next year
and pat into commission.
Was hington. Dec. 16th-Rec0mmenda-
tions .or a revision of the Postal Laws,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

tex nj Budel dodatek prija bude to znamenat proev
neddvery Wade zaroven pad mnstersva Badwnova je
hoz poslednich vobach utrp9a tezkou porazku
Jezto denicka strana jest pritomne parlament9 nej
sines, ogckou procedurou by bylo, aby e kruhd by
povoan novy premier tyz ably sestavi move mnistervo
Dojde-l omu Veka Britanie bude mi denickou vladu
poprve We sve historic 400
spoenych Satech. Zde byli republican, demokrat<
Angl toryove beraove ODE stray konservativnf Stra
dencka mela pouze nekok poslanci paramente pred
kratkou dobou neni to tax davno W stoupenc
by pronasedovani Mezi prtomnymi delnickym poslanc
paramente jsou nekter jz by zaafovan pro svo poll
tickou cinnost.
Zamavo jest, pfedac dencke strany mluvi jiz
hem Opatej tech dobach kdy by pouze stranou
esu jez mohla ksova bez vselike obav ze bude povo
lana veslu vlady ably ukazala dovede Ones ustuji
re jeich umysem neni "obrai Angi vzhdru nohama
nepodnknou niceho jenom dale by rozmnozio prtone
svizee rise Osatn6 vGdcove brtcke dencke srany jake
Ramsay Macdonald, neou zadnymi radKAly tfeba ze sill
Ibuji pracovat demokrac soc:aismus Navstevova
kraovske hosting vzdycky hlede tomu aby ejich rad
kalnejsi kolegove nevybocoval ~ mezi susnosti.
kdyz vddcove dencke strany sbuji vystrihati
no radkasmu sotva budou pros krace slepeich vad
konservatnich Tim zasad by sve vlastni
stran volcske vrstvy d6lncke by toho usoudy by
lily svym vddci Ackoi denicka strana
lse vesu vady mohla by obrai "Angl vzhnru
hama kdyby chtea pfece jenOm bude epSm postaveni
provade svd program nez tehze oonosti bya by del
nicka strana Americe, kdyby ovlada kongres.
Zde name nejvyssi soud uchvacenou pravomoci pro-
hasovati zakony kongresem prate nedstavni Toho
Ang nen tam kdyz Zakon jest jednou prat paramentem
stava zakonem. Dencka Angl bude-li povola
veslu vlady ma pred sebou velkou pfleztost oaz
kou jest dovede-li il vyuzitkovat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

| pill s1obodu ceskoslovenstxe xeho
|naroda.
! Ma tdto bezocivost' ozAvait
sa organizacie legionarov, ma
Slovensku, ktore maly v dhoch,
II. a 18. novembra v Ruzom-,
berku vyrocnd konferenciu., -
Ma tejto konfercncii jedn&lo
sa medzi inym o otazkach pb-|
zemkovej reformy, pomere'
legionarov ku pclitike, 0 otaz-'
kach organizaenych, atd'. O
otazkach politickych referovalil
legiopari Orisek a Granatier.
Tento posledny poukazal ma
rozvratnu cinnost' ludakov. !.
hlavne ale ma to, ako l'udacki
vodcobia vo svojej zaslepeno-
!! sti podryvajd zaklady toho, Go,
oni -legionari - obetovanin
zivotov a krve vybojovali. Kon
lferencia sa usniesla adresovat'
klubu fdackych poslancov ten
to otvoreny list:
"Ponevac slovenska l'udova
strana v svojom politickom bo
il vsetkych svojich protivnikov
oznacuje ako zradcov, sloven-
skeho naroda a ponevac donna
Ii pred cudzinou vedome SUI
stavene urazala cely narod ces
Ky, vyzyva konferencia sloven
skych jednot Csl. obce legionaT
skej kltb l'udackych poslan-
lcov a senatorov, ably verejne
lvyhlasl: I
| "Ci "a zradcov slovenske-
hc naroda povazuju i legiona
irov, hlasiacich sa k programu
tych slovenskych !. politickych
stran, ktore hlasaju dplnu jed
notu Slova|kov a Cechov?
/ "Ci vyhlasuju "a zradcov
lslovenskeho Inarooa tych legio
|narov SlovakoN, ktori v hu-
ld1cnosti zostanl verni progra
Imu, hlasanemu nasimi zahra.
lnicnymi vodcami a legionarmi
Delegati jednot Cs. O. l.
lMasarykom a Stefanikom 2?
i Shromazdeni ma konferencii
l konanej dina II. a 6. novem
I bra v Ruzomberku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

sko-sfovenskeho naroda. Nes-
skorsie vsak sa ukazalo, Z
naporu Mad 'arov nebolo moz-
no sa ubranit' v t'azkych do
bach ami touto taktikou. Az
v rokoch devadesiatich a ne
skorsie ma1a slovens,ka genera
cha moznost' hrasat' vzajen.
most jednotu ceskosloven.
skl. Jestli Hlinka tvrdi, ze sic
venski renegati uznavajd ces-
koslovensky narod zav yhodu
taketo tvrdenie characteristic
uE sano toho, ktc no pouziva
Hlinka vie dobre, re myslienka
ceskoslovenska je ME snad' ne
jakym vysdedkom konjunktdry
ale uz al "a Mad'arska bola
hlasana samym Hlinkom - a
o tych, ktori hlasabl dosial,
lnemozno predsa tvrdit' ze tax
lrobili 20 zaujmov egoistic'kych
|Jestli Hlinka tvrdi, ze l'udova
strana nedopustila sa nikdy
zrady ma narode, treba je po'
u'kazat' iba ma pripad Jeh1ic'
lskov.
| Potom este HruSovsky pou.
kazuje ma to, zebv l'ud'ac
vstupenim, do spojenia ne
mecko-mad arskou opoziciou
ba posl1zili statu, lebo snad
tax by naIstdpili drahu pract
pozitivnej.
Rezocivost' a rozvratna Gin
most l'udakov, ktori 81 terra;
recnia v tsl. parlamente po
tom 81 reel odtlacaju v svojicl
novinach, zachadza tax dale
Iko, ze nazyvajl zradcomi a
ltvch, ktor1 svojou krvl vykou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

ze takomto tvrdenie Hlinka
zasiel prilis d'aleko, ked' "a
znacil "a renegatov a zradcov
vsetkych Slovakov, ktori su ku
.jednote ces koslovenskej priz-
navajn. Hrusovsky, mierne po
vedano, povazuje to Ia pri-
lis odvazne whit vacsinu narO
ma 20 zrady len preto ze sa ne
priznava ku nazorom jednej po
litickei strany, ktora tvori med
ri Slovakmi mensinu.
Hrusovsky. d'alej tvrdil, re
pfesvedcenie o jednote cesko-
slovenskaho naroda je tax sta
re jako nase narodne snahy a
narodne uvedomie. Jestli St'1r
n jeho skola v rokoch styrid-
siatiach ustapili cd ceskosloven
skeho programu, urobilil tax j.
ba z dovcdoy taktickych, pone
vac povazovali uskutocnenie
tcskoslovenskeho programu "a
.nemozne dobe rozmachu po-
litickej moci mad'arskej. -
St'llrovci utvorili pojem mad ar
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12


v debate 0 rozpocet ma rok
1924 vytiahnul do boja Hlinka
! S jeho panosmi, aby sa podla
hesla, ktere nedavno vydali-
"Bezohladny BOZ proti Prahe"
Hlinka sa ohanal St'dyom a j.
'nymi menami, ktcrych Matte
liza hrali vyznamnd dlohu v re
koch 184O-49. Pouzival pri-
kladu st'drovho 'separatismu'
ma dokaz, ze Slovaci a Cesi st
ME jedcn narod, atd.
Igor Hrusovsky, poslanec "a
stranu narodnych socialistov
ot:povedal Hlinkovi kratko, a.
10 jasne a poukazal ma zneu.
zivanie taktickeho pokusu STU
robho tax nevydareneho ma
podporovanie dnesnej mad ar
skej intrigy ma rozdelenie ces.
koslovenskeho naroda.
, Hrusovsky v narodnom shrO'
Mazdeni dha 26. novembra re
Iapoval ma vyvody ludakov alt
hiavne na tvrdenih HlinkUNo
ze uznavaMie jednoty ceskD1lt
behgkeho narodA bylo by zlo
cinem spachanym na sloven
skogn narpde - poukazuje -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
IGOR HRUSOvSkY o cESkO
SLOvENSkEJ NARODNEJ
JEDNOTE

Niekol'ko SLOW z dlhsej odpo-
vcde danej Hlinkovi v Mar.
Shrom. Slovenski legional.i
|proti rozvratnej cinnosti puda-
kov.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-01
GUARD TO MARCH
 ON DEFENSE DAY
Over 5000 Will Partici. pate In Huge Parade
 Planned

A huge parade of the 3S units of the National Guard and Organized Re serves, which will include from 5000 to 5000 men when fully organized will be the main feature of Birmingham s national defense test day exercise Sept 12, when the new defense system of America will be tried, according to the announcement made Thursday by Colonel T. s. Ioorman, of the Or ganized Reserves of this area.
 A program committee will be selected by the governor for the final arrange Inents of the days events, according to the announcement.
 . Actual Tests
 The morning of the national defense day in Birmingham will be filled with the actual test of mobilization of the re- serves of Jefferson county, persons of military age are-invited to march with the units during the parade. Being q member of unit for the day does not obligate anyone to the government, ac- cording to Colonel Moorman it is only ! to see how quickly reserves can be mob- ilized in case the real necessity came.
 In event of minor or major crisis, Birmingham's quota to the nations de- Sense would be raised in the specified way at that time, either by volunteering or by draft, though officers for these units are in readiness, many with years of military experience.
 Other Organizations
 Other organizations other than mil S1tary will probably be invited to march In the parade, to be scheduled in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-01
BANK CLEARINGS SHOW INCREASES
July, 1924, Registers Gain Of B
 Per Cent Over Last Year

Bank clearings for July, 1924, show an increase of $11, ,4O5. .S6S over July of last year, according to figures issued Thursday by the Birmingham Clearing House. This is gain of approximate ly IS per cent. Figures for July, 1923, were $S7 7,o70,833 and for the month just closing $9e, ,s7e,e ,e96. Ciarings for Thurs
 day also showed q healthy gain.
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marshal, on charge of impersonating a United States officer, it was learned at the Federal br1ding. Williams was released on a $1 600 bond.
 Williams, with Rev. Dock Griffin and Clem Zuber, both of Odenville, Ala, are alleged to have posed as off cers the night of May 5, dragged two Italians to a lonely spot near Oden- vile, ands flogged them. Griffin and Zuber were freed Wednesday on $1,O00 bonds, after having been brought to Birmingham by Deputy Marshal Stew a rf sHtNss -s3-g
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 afternoon, according to Colonel Moor man. A speaker will be chosen for the occasion, to deliver an address, to a huge mass meeting of the Organized Re- serves and the National Guard.
 According to Colonel MOorman the defense ideas were expressed vividly by Maj. Gen. David c. Shanks. "This de- fense test is not to be of militaristic character, but simply to represent the mobilization requirements of our na- tional defense policy. The defense test should inform the public of the plans and methods by which American armies will be raised in the event of any na- tional emergency. We have no need as a nation to conceal our military pur- poses; they have no hostile object, and
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A. Stone, Alachua, Fla, eight sons {; Wm. O., Ernest H., c. F., !. B., D. C., Allen T., Ralph w., and Clyde Gala well, two daughters: Mrs. 0. D. Fruit ticher and Miss Maude Caldwell; seven teen grandchildren, all of Birmingham. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Jesse A. Cook, pastor of the West End Baptist church, at Wives Parlors, 2330 Fifth avenue, north, Friday after noon at 80 o'clock. The body will be conducted by Vice to the family burial ground at Caldwell, Ala.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until ten o'clock, a. m., Tuesday, August 9th, 1924, for the construction of certain brick. track paving, under Improvement Ordinance No. S71-D. Specifications may be ob- tained and plans examined at this of- flee. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals.
 A. J. HAWKINS,
 City Engineer. Age-Herald, July 81, August 1 and g, 1924.