The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-03
MISS SHEPHERD IN CHARGE

In order that all persons may know of the bonds, how to buy them and other things, announcement is made that Miss Ina Shepherd, one of the most widely known business women in the city, who is manager of the Birmingham Clearing House association, has taken charge of the headquarters. She will be known as office manager and will De able to explain all details to the satisfaction of the persons who wish to buy bond.
 s. Steiner of the firm of Steiner Bros, bankers who has been in New York, also will be in the office in short time, aid ing the present large force, was the an- nouncement yesterday At the present time he is engaged and is unable to take up the work.
 By tomorrow afternoon all members of the Community club of Birmingham will be '.out on the streets,' talking about liberty loan bonds; the necessity of the bonds being overs subscribed, and stress ing the importance of immediate purchase, according to Al c. Garber, secretary of the committee, who addressed the Com munity club yesterday Mir Garber was given good reports from the members and all expressed willingness to do their best, beginning tomorrow.
 HENLEY SCHOOL ACTS
 pr. J. H. Phillips, superintendent of schools, reports the purchase of bonds by the Henley School Improvement as- sociation, the first school to buy the bonds. It is pointed out at the commit tee office that majority of the pupils at this school are children of persons born in foreign countries, and that II was left with them to take he lead in the important matter. Dr. Phillips, who was at the regular monthly meeting of the teachers yesterday, asked all to buy tr cro nt n likewise.
 Moving picture shows have agreed tt advertise the bonds on slides which have been prepared by the committee, Henry F. Beaumont of the publicity committed announced. The same shows that agreed to allow speakers to visit the places next Wednesday night at S:30 and 9:3i 0 clock also have agreed to run the slides.
 There IS friendship existing between employer and enploye that never existed before the liberty loan bonds were pu1 On sale and reports of meetings be.wee these men and women, where plans tt buy bonds are made, are coming in daily to the committee office. The friendship is stronger now because employer has arranged to allow eniploye' t buy s bond ''onsthe nstallment plan," according to MT. Sterne.
 Announcing that he would arrange tC place the bonds on sale for em2loyes John J. Laumer of the Launaer Lumber company, yesterday purchased bonds fo himself and family. The emp.oyes WI be allowed to pay for the bonds by th' week or month.
 Request that all automobiles in thu parade next Tuesday have banner, ad vertising the horGs, has been male bN She committee On. :axicab concern "il advertise the bonds on the cars, and i is expected that others will agree to thi before Tuesday morning.
 WILL ADDRESS CREEKS Greeks in Birmingham, who are inter ested in the bonds will be addressed a the regular meeting by Charles D.. Pan taze while Joe Maggie, president of al Italian society. will make an address il l the interest of the bonds at F'raIerna hall this afternoon at o'clock. l Asking that some consideration be glvel l to the liberty loan bonds the liberty !oal l committee yesterday sent out letters l. | the ministers and heads of the varon ! civic and fraternal organizations Of tn c!t:: The organizations are asked | bring the matter up at the regular meet iiogs and ministers are asked to preacl Liberty Loan Sermons