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The Home news., 1916-11-10
Mullens Wholesale Grocery.

Thursday of last week another $50, 900. % enterprise was born in Woodruff County in the name of the Mullens Wholesale Grocery Go, and to say that 1t is now full grown is no josh for MT. J. w. Mullens, the manager, began securing good business in the
 drop shipment" line before a charter could be secured. A. large building will soon be built at Jelks for their home.
 Thirtyfour business men com prise the stockholders. A meet ing was held at Jelks Thursday of last week and the following officers elected: President, J. H. Snapp of Fitzhugh; Vice Presi- dent, Fletcher lewis of McCrory: Secretary Treasurer, H. s. Tay- Tor of McCrory; General Mana ger, J. w. Mullens of Jelks. The directors are: w. T. Sweat of Weldon, Fletcher Lewis and H. s. Taylor of McCrory, J. H. Snapp of Fitzhugh, J. w. Null lens of Jelks, Dan Keith of How ell and J. F. Gardner of Tupelo. The authorized capital stock is S5O,OO0. with $3O, 100000 paid. Following is list of the stock holders:
The Home news., 1916-11-10

Messrs Geo. and John Smith and R. H. Mauldin, three leading citizens of Hillemann, were in McCrory Wednesday.
The Home news., 1916-11-10

J. w. Mullens, Jelks,. .$7, O0O. J. R. Meehan, Meehan
 6 Co.,, Cotton Plant, 1500 B. F. Burton, Shoffner
 Mere. Co.,, Shoffner, 1000. J, F. Gardner, J. N. & J.
 F. Gardner Tupelo. 1000. A. s. Thompson, mer-
 chant, DeView, 1000. E. B. Matkin, Peoples
 Store, Gregory -. 1000 w. C.. Berry, merchant,
 Augusta, .. =. 1000. J. c. Haralson, Fitzhugh
 Snapp & Go. .. 1000. Harry Snapp, Fitzhugh
 Snapp & Co.,, - 1000 w. E. Jelks, Fakes Mere.
 Co.,, McCrory. |. 1000. H. w. Jernigan, Bank of
 McCrory, McCrory 1000. HIS. Taylor, FakesMerc.
 Co.,, McCrory, -. 1000. Fletcher Lewis, mer-
 chant, McCrorv. -. 1000. A. Mcdonald, merchant,
 Weldon, 500. w. T. Sweat, Mcdonald 6
 Bond, Weldon, .... 500. A. Sherrell, merchant,
 Weldon, ...- 800. A. l.. Crittenden, Crit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

ridtet, ooB Sas 6o6r5cle Gin lnbc.
mafinetcs sSrohtihiff lit.
Negierungsbeomte finn ollaemein
5uirieoeuaciiellt, OoB feiu rebtmdBi.
oer @inwan0 oooegen crbobcn wer-
Sen fanh wenn ser .GertihlauO"
oIle 9le1te eiucs irieoIiden SonocIS-
ihiffes geiudbrt merOcn. m.
SeOe GoriidtsmoBreael ipir0 &c.
troiien iperoen, Inn 81 per6inoen,
ooB sic 9leltralitGt Scr 0creinigten
Stootcn in 6roge oeiiellt peroen
fam bcion0erS biniibtIih ser bon
Den 6ritiihen lmo fron3oIiiden got.
idaftcn ocmadtcn @orItelIungcu III
oencn bcbouptct mirO, ooB OaS Inter.
ieeboot Elm potcnticlleS @ricaSi6iii
it, 0an5 obgeieben 0apon, Oh cs be.
maiinet 1T oOcr in cineil SilfStrcu-
ser pcrwonoclt iueroen fam.
Tic @cl0rotc 66bcr.
SSlc 9ellerll aus SltclD S)ort Aelllel'
oct pllroe iii bic cnaIiihc nno fran.
5oiiihc @eIoratc bcOeuteuO aeilicgcn.
0ie 3insrote iprono bon AZ oui 6
@ro5cnt, iruo man beiiirdtct, ooB
Ole Gr6o6lng Scr State einen nod
tbeiligeu ginfluB oui Oie proieftirte
9lnIeibe iron50Iiibcr 9ontierS IN
gteiu-9orf 6aben miro. Gle 9lote fir
ooS tGgIihe 9aargelo iticg bon 312
aui Az @ro5ent
2 OH Ttamanten gebrah I
boben.
9on6oM 13. Suli. Ger ReiI-
ter 9eribierilotter in 9lmiieroam er.
flGrt in einein 6eutiaen 9eridbt Dab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

oaB i'd &c bertrnnen fnnn SD uabm ous
Compound, ais meine 5e6n Sabre olte
Sobter fam uro es bali mir picl Sh
lieb eS audi meinc iItelte Sod)ter uebz
men, mo auc6 i6r bali cs. Sh baltic eS
ItetS i'm 0ouie imo empfeblc cs. ~
Srnii Sciuitt Siuscbansb, g8eit Scnbb.
Ne9.
ShlaiIoiigIet glerpoiitdt 0aei5barteit
NiidenIdlmer5eM Nopfdjnler5elL Nenaena
oriiden iinD nllcS 2In5eidcn fir peiblcbe
Gi6rlmQeu. Die BON SDoia g. @nl6dm 5
@eoeioble COMPOUND 9ebeiIt peroen ious
nen
9ics beriibmte WtiiteI. oeIien me0i8is
niIhen @eitanotbeile aus beimilden
g9nr8eln uno Strdutern ltammeil. bal iih
felt per5i9 Sabren alS oos pertbpoIlite
Sonl ino Ardftebrin9er fir Den meibs
liden CrQanismuS eripieien Srauen
ii6eral be5eigen lreiiuili9 Die humber
pole @rfino bon 2boia s. Pintbam 3
@eeetable COMPOUND,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
SOOt anfarfmuOen.

SSu Sem 2ogir6ouie bon @illiau
3. Sarper g}r t04, 91orO @aU.
StraBe, iuiroe geitern @loraen Der
unoeidbr so Sabre oltc @illiom 50.
tier toot IN iciucm Bette nui1efHn'
ocn Der @eritorbcne mobnte mdb-
renO ser icbS NPouate in oenI 2ogir-
bouie. Coroner Hilep bonn mittlercn
Ciitrift III benohridtigt woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
Sin glOriueger crtrnufen,

Ger 81 Sabre oItc Gmil 9ic bon
9lormcocu itiir5te oeitern 9lo6mittaa
an Scr @erite ser 6irma @iblon
iiber @oro oes GonpierS 0@ernca,"
oui peI6cm er anaciieat mar, mo
ertranf. Gem Foli5eiboot vSannon"
lit cS Bis icbt nod nidt gelim0en Die
Sci1c 81 bergen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

Yint6am's 9 c ge
table COMPOUND &c
gen Nerpen iino
Srauenleioen nabn
iino eS bat oie Sc
iuuobeit 5ilriid &c
brncbt. SScb nrbeite
fat bcitdnoi0, oa
mir nuf ciner iSarn
leben itno id bier
Ni6oci)en babe. sQiit
ibrer Siilfe erleoige
icD ollc meine 9ldb
nu0 nnoere glr6eis
ten OicS benefit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

ans 3upcrlaiIigcr 0ucIle eriabrcn
morocu iei, scr Soupt8pcd Der
6o6rt OcS oeutiden llntcriccbootes
~GeutidIono" nadeieu, cine Sen-
Sumg Eiomontcu 5u pcridiiien Die
man biS6cr ui6t crportircu fonnte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

NIt tIH8I1t 3dlalt M bcr Elnbl.
llnicre NdbaAunllcn iei't oiiel 9nn0e Ec.
men, mtl6e Die atleiocrmabernuli nucb ben
ncueiien yielbo0cn erlernen poucu i3nncn
Dies 10 Inr3er 5cii outh ben elulhmB an ole,e
Nlnien erreihen nnierrlnl NloraenS 9ln6s
ntliiaas nno NpenhS NeQuene Ghiuoeu Sin
Nduie beNonneue elrbeiien !onuen iudbrenb 6es
unierrlhi3 iorioeiett merocn @rnnoliner
lnttrri0i i'm @nrunrl BON Wlufieru ertbgilf
916eve gluslnIl f6riplid oocr miinhlio Bel
Gti. pnpers. M. lO2, &eH-Snraloaa.eti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

Dem llnterieeboote oGeltidlnnO" oi
ie gei6idten @oitiahen Ben 9l6ien
bern pieOer 5u5uiieGen. Sin Wlonn,
Namens $. ST. in g}eu Dorf, 6otte
&erionen Die 9rieie ooer @oitfartcll
nit ser oGeutihIouo~ nod) Der al.
ten Seinat6 bcf6rOert 6o6en moi.
ten, in elmer 3eituneson5eige oui0e.
foroert, iolhe 8oiiiaden nit % @ts.
fir ieOeS Stiid an i'm 81 ienoen.
Sanrens bat 0rei GonorS, 0ie ibnl
fir oie @erienolng BON @oitiaben
nit Ser rQclti6louo" bereits auge.
aanoen moreiL an eiuen @oit SSu.
Ipeftor 6erousgeaeben. 9lae einge.
gahgenen o0er nod einge6enOen 9c-
trGee oocr @oitiaten merOen BON ser
@oIt Oireft an sic 9I6ienOer retour.
nirt tuerOcn. ga ieOob nidt ale9l6.
ienOer ibre 9l6reIien III oen 9egleit-
ihreiben angcgc6eu 6aben 10 eriu.
beu sic EoIi6e6orOcn SeOeli, ser ieiu
@eI0 uno feline 9rieie nidt 5nriider.
balteu iolte, iicb ihriitlid on Die
Goit 3u wenOeu.
@ e0er @eI6, nod q oft, nod
9eiuder.
Gie Sirmo 81. S6umo6er & 60,
pel6e sic @igentbiimer oes Eoud.
SouOelSI6iiis nCeutiGlono~ reprG.
ientircn, Itellt oie 9Ingo6en, OaB @clo.
ienOrngen nad europa nit oiciem
Sdiif beiorOert meroen miiroen in
9lbreOe. Sic Grfldring ser 6irma
Iautet:
nGS iino feinerlei Arrangements
getroiien morOeu Inn @elO ouf Dem
Goid SonOelsicbiii gGeuti4Iono"
nad GeutidlauO 5u beiorOeru.
g9ir 6eabiidtigen nidt Die 9ef0r.
oerllng bon @elo
gSir bcobiibtigeu niht Die 9ei0r'
Oeumg bon Yot.
gfiemon0 lit ultoriiirt uorOen,
@eIo ODER 9oitioHen auf Dem Souh.
SunOelsibiif nGeutihlano" entge.
gen5lmebmen.
@eocr 9ontierS nod irgenOmelbc
onoere Yerionen 6o6eu Oos Fribile.
giml cr6olten, @elo oif OielemSdiii
binii6er3uididen
gSir merOen feinc 9riefe bef0rOern,
sic 3o6hmgSanpeiiungcu ent6aIteu
mogen. ~
Vile 8etonntmod)iingcn 0abinlou'
teno, OoB @elo bon oieiem Sdiii 3ur
9ei0roerlIhg nod GeutidIanO occep.
tirt merOcn miirOe, iino foliH.
@ir iinO Oie 9lgenten oieieS Shif.
les unO Arrangements 6inIidtlidD
Der 9eioroerrms bon @eIo oOer @oit.
iaheu miiBten oireft nit ilnS getrof.
fen meroen. Seine ioIben gIrronae-
menis wuroen octroifcn, nod heroeu
mir iolde trcfien.
Seine 9eiid6er per0en an @orO
oeS S6iiieS mdbreno Ger Oiesmolieen
sInwelen6eit 5ugeIoiien.~
8olf conferirt nit q II.
troIitdtSbeb0roc.
@uibingtou t3. Suli. SSm
Staatsoepartement fono opiIden
Dem IteIIpertretenOen Sefretdr 9olf
imo oen N1italieoern ser 9leutraIi.
t1isbe6oroe cine longe Gonfcreu3
iiber ocn 9eribt ser 3oIIbcomteu
mo Morineofii5iere be3iiaIid ocs
Stotus oeS oeuticben llnterieebootes
,GeutidIono~ Itott. Gle enOaiiltige
@nti1cioing ocS StoatS0eporte.
ments biniidtlib oes Stotls oes I'm
terieebootes miro wa6rideinIib no6
Der moroigeu Gobinetsitung befannt
aege6cn merOen.
GapitGn Sugbes, Elm Wfarineoifi.
5ier, 3oIlcinnebmcr 9lpan mo 3oIl.
inipcftor Steele bonn Baltimore Boil.
baitS baben olle iibereinItimmen0 be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

Brlet: nSo. aufgenommen Inb
mir. pas toilet ieBt oas GuBcnb Pbos
toarapbisn9"
Ybotporapb. nGos erfe DuBeno
totet 8 Wari, bas 5lpete 6 WlarI, oaS
brittle 4 Nurt."
Bauer: u9Ra. oo MAIDEN Sie c,ns
mal BON oritten DuBsHb redt bolO
feds Siiif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
Qein @run6.

.ToS lpiiroe mid iebr nero,ieben.
Serr Yforrer, penn mir oic 2eur
mitten in ser &reoiet weglicieH luie
Sbnen beute friibl"
,,@orllm perbrieBen2 Tas 1T ia
MIR Elm 2cihen OoB id cine icbr be.
pegIidr Ereoigt eebaIter bnbel-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
Ernit Itattr
atrruemIrtnrlt
2DOin s. Fint6am'S |esetable Som.
ponnO bali iBr.

g8cit 0eubb, N.zg. II nW&in oanses
2ebeu lang babe id yleruenleioen aebabt,
hiS i'm 0nSio Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

Ybotoeropb.
Wadram-gn QhOtoQrapb bon WnSselduuua.
9lr. 10. eeriHeion.Sirobe
glationnIsyonfcn.
v9be CO rulum National Banl," Wab, unh
0IelersGrdbe. Sncob 70, Q0Of. Nyduhiul,
.esssas slailssai gesi' lsa eao.sroosm@.
usSsiisra Wntianaf Sani,a IA Roro.eutalu.ssr
gs. mlaron, Nailuer.
StdatS-9anfen.
ggns nm, eoTliSsee. sgSabe aueui seehsS xsar.
eeoroe 8, eano aoIiirer
Spar.9anfcn.
g1satIls egatbam van gaIilmots." Snialos
un0 31ltuiorcsSiraBe
3riiItGompanien.
~eeIs 1spoNt aao SrHH Gcmpaup," - Como.
lParmor- ilnO @rGnii-g1erfe.
3. eliaa'iHsr & cons, 22s gor0.cearlss.s slt
9anomirtbidoitIihe @erdtbe nno
S1tuereien.
vEiiIltb 1Hguer Ia, 2ob oro.Raca.stahs.
Tlinbina, 6irnaceS, Nonaes naS
Gefen. Eodoedcn im6 9liuneu.
Bennett Bros 52s @oro'SremoutsIbeuue.
Nnpfcrihmieoe im0 @lmnerS
Jsbn Nnbert 1894 1uames. elrtbe. q a "a
xeiep1on; Wolfe 1929.
Neuer.Seriiherlmoeu
". 2. ehndriloro e. Gu
-ii7--el 06dmber Commerce Nnleino
~Heullne Observation-Disclosures .tgelsniboY 20 AL.
iioOn. iillo Baltimore iroRe NY"
"NsnuM.Am. Nener &ernihcrnuae. olsiar iAana q
,ySlilniote'Sltobe uno 0nllom 0onIe Hnsnlle
"'snpat Sxlntanee so, nl HiOetpuul." Oenfn w
. euflWiol Helioeu5,Q ,Qnunoer, iOi-~fO3 Nhn,ns
her Ol Commerce QulAnto Nv'"~
nWermania Neier 9lerRmcrnnnR gsstyntm. a. a
Nalllmote' nno 9inrb.Gtyeke.
Sledplattcn, NlctalI ETC.
foeT; Sen'liH q Co. Sne.. iS-i6 ealoerIions
EfonoIeib. @elhdlte.
""uHI@hairb euan No.". / Qorb. son.el,ote.
eilempooren ouer g(rt un0 Suk
ldmieo- Subehor.
y esot Pahns 6o., 500 s6l Qoso.uao.rfs
elaeltipnutS.sIgellten un0 @0n0lee
r'sSSs n...s 9 puanm q RaWu. 10 oli.asklns,.,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

Sclsnei a2lIs iGr 9oter t0rte, ooB
fic in eiuem gIutomobI olrdbnnnenl
pollte. puroe CT aou3 pilos
Grnce ~ggirtIiA2~
eeIsr,. $50, eer Doriid6ii9e Serr,
iaaic, giutomobiIe t0nnkn INNER gu
fdmmenbredcn WaeeH unD ISler0l
ieieu bieI Suoerldhieer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

Teutlcbe Bidder ino 9eitlhriIten.
VI. eaniti@. gr. oO0, gseli.eernaion.GtraAs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

8eihnaen. 8eiiihriiten etc.
,The Baltimore Nems 0ompanp", Nobsti q. a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
9 1fe8 8 m { n.

Y0Te8 Omen.
5ommerfriidbler (beim GintrefIen
I'm Dorf: nRa, bier ideint ia 3
oanss Sabr binburd Elm nettes Wets
ttr gu berriden an ieOer Gdc iit II
+ mssIt1ft!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
Mntnnlnbile-

Vndarb 1--s5 Ssi5O. i-25 s2.7b0.
i, eadarO 9loiur So Of onlfimugfi Qbarlfas
Gir0be nno Wli MonalsSlbeue
10oae Sruo., ole spopuldre 0nr.r $78b.
9lac1cl Mlupile So, U0ra1e laos 80 9,oloa
0DnrlcSa aGirGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
Qsafeltt.9ll,lpSlte.

Natent-glumdlte.
Obufn n. eammelS, Ne0iSnnmQli: Waienls
Oauocla.S Cbubmulfcn, &cr0e1renic Nl1rn
lnn0 Irlt NnilouQ
Chaplin Y. Ser0uiUn, ii6-'if7 01iu Hullolna
1S idDrlae NrabuuA
o. 8. & ~. 3. Nuunrb, 4ti Continental Nloa.
@raiil3iren felt 1872 erloIagein 10 baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

I'ercauiile glaeusB.
q. IS. Tim & &C.,
oo2-Gio WsaruIano xrull gloe.

9aumateriaIicu 9biiren 8enIter
rabmcn, 90oeu elc.
Gas Y. Snlirr a &c., li5-1i7 Sno.0fsbts
rids4irnBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

oNarlm 5ablen Sic nidt enOIiA'
bie fiinf5i5 @lart 3uriid. bic S6 SS2ncn'
gepmnptY Sic iaglsn Mir boAl
crit ppr eiHigen 9o9en. Sie bitiep hen.
iGisn 9crIat, S]re SdaIDcH gu 3uh'
lcill"
aSo ais i9 Oas io9ts, ba satte it0
tcin Gjelol~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
4tltbr Gpttr.
Ser &inOer QGbmmngs
GpiOemic.
"a SiM6er III "a Stmmben
Der 8ramfBeit erIegeit.

Gicies beoeutet eeeenii6er Dem DOr-
bereebenoen Gage cine 3uuabme
Der GOOesfaae. II Ole 8obI Der
neueu Grfronfuueeu bat iib oo-
gesen etpos oerrinosrt. - SnS-
aeiammt bis iest 81 @eui6eu-
leben berloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

3rtltGompuilien.
neaIs rspOW aaS Sma Gompaua." ia Woue.
GtraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

@ atcrtomm N..g., t3. Snli.
Or. S. 8, g. S6ow, pom Seem.
Norfcr 0jcluno6cits Gcpartcment,
iprodl belitc Ole @ciiirdtlmg aus, bob
ole Gpioemic Ser ainoerld6mIng I'M
etaote g2eiu.Dorf iid peri6limmeru
ipiiroc. gr iagte:
oSSSn nlleh irii6eren gpioemien Der
aranfbeit 1T oieie nit Dem Sort
i6ritt oes Sommers i6limmer ge-
morOen. 9(ueult unS September iino
Ole eefd6rli6Ien Gncrntc." Die
idlimnlte Scife ser &ranfDeit iei
Die, OoB feline einpnnoireie Qia9nole
gemodt weroen fouute, bis SGbmln5
eintritt.
gbicugo, t3. Suli. 8mei
Sale BON RinocrId6mung murOen
beute bier 6eridtet; i'm @an5en Iino
bier oamit neun Sale 5ur aenntniB
per 9eb0roen eetoumen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

lPnrmor- itno @rGnit-gHerfe.
3. ellaaEtnsr & cons, 22s Woro.eearlss.elt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

.9be CO Tuum National Bani," Wab. nnh
0relersGirdhe, Sncob 70, Q00f, Qranhlul.
Ocnrp a. Ncoue Naiilrcr
,,SesDnb 9lutloanl Nnnt" 432 Gnhs4iroahmuh,
g0 @ NnNnet Alnillrer
,gleiigtn National 80nf," "A Hprhs9ulan.E ctr
gS WlariUu. Ndlilrer
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-26

Mrs. B. R. Liebes entertained MT. and Mrs. Bold and Master Bold at five o'clock dinner yesterday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-26

Mir. and Mrs Elliott were hosts at dinner yesterday to the following guests: Mir and Mrs. Blackmar and Mir. and Mrs. Johnson of the Wireless Station.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-26

MT. and Mrs. Osborne Williams en- tertained Mir. and Mrs. George Drake at Xmas dinner yesterday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-26

FOR SALE:-Owing to the fact that am moving into my own residence, and have two homes furnished, will sell the furniture of one residence, reasonable. Consisting of rugs, dressers, dining table, chairs, beds, and springs, monarch range, etc.
 Apply to G. E. Lingerfelt,
 Phone ISL
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-26

LOST:-An Eagle Watch Charm with a diamond setting in center. Finder please return to A. Osberg, at Kried- ler's carpenter shop and get reward Subscribe to the progressive Miner 75 cents per month.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-26

Shoes have been invented from which the uppers and heels can be re- moved to enable them to be worn as slippers
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-26

Don't forget Red Mems New Year Dance, December 30th.
 Admission $1. Ladies Free.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-26

If you want your water pipes fixed, Let George Do It., Phone 176-
 adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-26

M. L. Woodward, of Juneau is reg istered at the Revilla.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-26

Rev. and Mrs. Van Marter were hosts at dinner Xmas day when those enter tained were MT. and Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Wolters, Miss Margaret and Master Ar thur Bryant
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-26
.HOSPlTABLE FAMILIES
 ENTE TAI N.

MT. and Mrs C. H. Field were hosts at four o'clock dinner yesterday, five guests were entertained.
 Covers were laid for eight at a boun- tiful five o'clock dinner given by Capt. and Mrs w. c. Dibrell yesterday. Those present were the Misses Dan- ford, Vibrant, Mitchell, Buor, Der rick and MT. Walter Janggen, and the hosts.
 | MT. and Mrs Zimmerman entertained l MT. and Mrs. Hunt, Sr., the Misses FL aine and Amy Hunt, Mir Talbot and Mir. Simonson at four o'clock Xmas | dinner.
 Mir. and Mrs Elliott were hosts at dinner yesterday to the following guests: MT. and Mrs. Blackmar and MT. and Mrs Johnson of the Wireless | Station.
 MT. and Mrs. Milo Caughrean enter tained at dinner yesteday fourteen guests.
 ! M. and Mrs Peter Sharke were hosts at a gathering of friends for dinner yesterday
 MT. and Mrs Ira King were hosts at Xmas Dinner yesterday. Those pre- sent were MT. and Mrs. Fremont King, MT and Mrs. Deppe, Miss King and the hosts.
 Attorney and Mrs Charles Cosgrove entertained ten guests at family din ner yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. Beegle was hostess to MT. and Mrs. Dobbs, MT. and Mrs Woodruff, Miss Woodruff and Mrs. Willis at din ner yesterday.
 Mrs. A. E. King, Miss Delo and MT and Mrs. Ray Hall were guests of MT and Mrs Pruell at Xmas dinner yes terday.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Thompson were Hosts at a family dinner of ten GOV CTS, Those present were MT. and Mrs Frank Capp and family, MT. and Mrs Elmer Capp and Mrs. Julia Thompson
 MT and Mrs. Osborne Williams en tertained Mr. and Mrs. George Drake at Xmas dinner yesterday. Mrs. B. R. Liebes entertained MT and Mrs. Bold and Master Bold at five o'clock dinner yesterday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-26
REGISTERED AT HOTELS
AT THE sTEoMAN.

o. Dahl, John Anderson, A. Link, J. Kraus, Tom Barainca, Wm. H. Taft, A. A Wakefield, F. Miller Ole L. Nil son. Wm. Wetleson, E. Civeson, E. Moore, J. A, Gustafson, J. J. Goodrow.
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AT THE REVILLA.

AT THE REVlLLA.
 Carl Carlson, A. c. Flames, Gus Schil- ling, s. Norstrand, Mike Ogen, O. Ol- sen, Nick Nicholas, J. Dratinghany, A. Bernstoff, P Shea, Thos. McGinnis, L. H. Carvey, Chris Goss, Martin Johnson, NJ. L. Woodward, T. Casperson, A. II. EckelS
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helped to make merry Xmas very real and cheery.
 MT. and Mrs. Spaeth entertained at dinner with covers laid for eight.
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MT. and Mrs. c. H. Field were hosts at four o'clock dinner yesterday, five guests were entertained
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Dr. Henry Storey was host at din her in his apartments yesterday to MT. and Mrs Warder, Mir and Mrs Wright and Miss Amy Barlow. Aside from dinner guests many called on the gen. ial doctor during the day and evening including MT. and Mrs. Ed Howard, Col. and Mrs. Higgins, Mrs Cook and MT. Locker
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Collens were hosts at Christmas dinner yesterday after noon to Mir. and Mrs. Wm. T. Mahoney and MT. J. J. Raleigh.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Edmonds enter tained Mrs. H. V. Stevens and daugh- ter at Christmas dinner yesterday af- ternoon.
 MT and Mrs. Harvey Stackpole were hots at Xmas dinner yesterday with covers laid for ten guests.
 MT. and Mrs. Paup entertained seven guests at Xmas dinner yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. R. R. Tinkham enter tained MT. T. J. Pennell and MT. Sure nch at five o'clock dinner yesterday, while additional guests came to spend the evening when a real Santa Claus
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MT and Mrs Zimmerman entertained Mir. and Mrs. Hunt, Sr., the Misses FL aine and Amy Hunt, MT. Talbot and Mir Simonson at four o'clock Xmas dinner
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-23
Fires In Southern Cities

Three southern cities have suffered from disastrous fires within 24 hours and the sympathy of the whole south will be extended in unstinted measure Paris, Tex, Nashville, Tenn, and Au- gusta, Ga., have had heavy financial loss from their conflagrations, though according to late report, Augusta s loss threatens to be the most serious of all.
 The fires in Nashville and Augusta will arouse keenest interest and sym pathy in Birmingham because hun dreds of residents of this city for merly lived in Nashville or Augusta or have family or business connections there. In Augusta it is the very heart of the business section that is bearing the brunt of the loss, but staggering blows have been dealt to three south ern communities.
 These disasters will tend to arouse fire prevention sentiment still move strongly Remarkable results have been achieved in Birmingham during the past year in fire prevention so that the figures on fire losses are more and more encouraging.
 The campaign of education has been carried on industriously and has been meeting with the most splendid CO., operation.
 And yet it is important to be always on the alert. Birmingham has felt in the past that her wide and spacious streets would protect her from great fires such as sometimes visit other cities, but fire started in such wind as ragged in this city last night might cause a loss of millions of dollars.
 Too much care cannot be taken in guarding against fire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-23
Joins the Ad Club

w. A. Remington of Jackson, Miss, last week applied for membership in the Birmingham Ad club, accompanying his signed application with a check to cover dues and initiation. In his letter to Pres ident Holberg of the club, MT. Kenning- ton said
 T am getting out some new stationery and I want to make it very plain that l am member of what I consider the livest organization of its kind in the coun- try-the Birmingham Ad club.
 ITO my newly-made but unknown friends and brothers. greetings. The next time I visit Birmingham, which will be in the near future, I expect to be on hand at the Tuesday luncheon and have the pleas ure of meeting them in person.
 With my very best wishes to each and every member of the Birmingham Ad club, and asking that MT. Secretary send my credentials at the earliest possible moment. I am living in hopes of being a live wire some day"
 Mir. Remington is an advertising spe- cialist of Jackson Miss.