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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30
TO CLAP DOWN THE
LID ON news Of
TROOP MOVEMENTS.

WASHINGTON. .Mly zS.-ThS
movement uf American troops u
F.anGe VIII l.. carried on AGsal0tSiy
..ilh"ul ruLIl.iIy II lha rfssonl poilGy
.I Lhe NJ. department ......l!.I aAals
,...I
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~" ..iil lt~ ."-''s. "'eg' W. -I pr5E
r",r,r -"i ~ 'rrr rr","''r b'Ir N tht,es
..!"t,. ,"r,i'ribm rndr, W." 'alHH.
lrr,r ,r,,~",,l,lr !" .ftli.h Lhe r'ers ~
,hn t"n",,r In" ruhlr"'"h H,rli,
hrru,rur~" hr"r bro" rlrrr hrlh ~
urrv "rh r,wy vf'I"Ir'r ihnl hIsngl III
= ~ nri H." ll'Ih"" ur1"' W" I"U ~
'hIr "rur"'nhlr, rnl n'"r"'nHhly ~"
der ~" r"v ,"r'tIrIl"nr nl'p tte
huctlrnr rr"rl" -Ill J." "'P"ciAd ID
Iuudrrrlnud TINT no ucTH IN Enod DaWA
IN IhIr r"rp""l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30
RUSSIAN RETREAT
STILL UNBR0KEN;
KERENSKY TO FROM |

II,,Iur ,,N,""Ish 'lirl"ur" 81 "t
r,,,,nk 3 Ih.. i.''" "'"" ~ h"""l"r '"'
,lrd Ih.r ~ III" l,.,'"""dllg """d"'''h
.irt~" "",lg ~ ''" u'"""n' """'h, W"
uurolum r,'"r -" Va" ""''"' ~ ~" W."
in r,rI i!uli,in l." npnIu 80 l'"rrl""
.,,W go L.Ih uIlru 81 Iluriniru rn'l IN
rIIII lrlur f,IIur"'l hv Ia" tr,""n "f
Ia" 1rIl'IIl" nlIlon
lthrwlrn tho armies Ia ihn nrIlh
nud south rrulluu" l." fnl) harh ~"
furr III" "nCmy. ni Tow points "h'S
uinnrIlug to uff"r - H"mhlnnre "t y"
nIeinnCr. md lhcn only FOR short per
lndq nf time Wh"r"vor thnrn nf tI"
faithful troops nttcmpI Ia CIV" hnttl"
they nro hnraHncd by numerically
nj rOngcr fOrccs Of tho TouionH ami
compelled To Give ground. rec"lving
no ngiRstnucr from their rrChlcitmcnl
former hr0thcra-in-arm" whoHn mnin
effort continues TO hc 10 got out OF
striking distance Of Tho enomy.
So rnsi has been the rrtirGm"nt Of tho
Iimr.inn- aud Tho advance or tn" rnomy
toward Ruknwlna ihHi slrnnhY an nrc-
like formaiion hna hoeu thrown west o
ward t0wnrd CzrrnpwilE. tho cnpiinl.
with The mort horn end renting on. Voc
nwI"". "a miles distant, and tn" south
rrn end To Tho onAt or kuiy on the west
m lnId.I nf lhr trnwuland.
f.VidruiS The pr"paTn lions Tor Tho
"EIuu,i nHd iron policy al TIA" govern
tnrnI against ih. ilrh H"'i"d iI''"rn
nhnII, viii he pat Tat" i"''". los Mia
I.I.i- 81 tlnI ErT"Inky la ',I hln way II"
II,. ttunaIau h"aI'IIart"Io ih"Ir I" ''r-
fl, Wtil a." InlilinI. i"adrI" "nh I"s'""
i"," i.l"..n :" ni"! IT." '"ii""i ".'l 'H.'''.
r.i IIa i,'."i.n I" .t"nl ""h lao ''''
h.. 40 It... I..n.,I"in l." tie. ',''''ii''.'"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30
Hall LANAN'5S { DRY" DEPUTY IS
CAUGHT BRINGING IN LIQUOR

roiyrd from the rhrrln ~ MaAQn
county. Deputy Hnm flrlhn ana tNt
Gnnnlnhlcr wrIr h"nI Ia lnSostl6etS
the TrunIIr, which Irr,ili nd Ia the ~.
It,rln nnh nrlIuIu ~ The llunnf,
MONTAGUE Ia nnlh Ia have TOLD Con-
ninnlunrI Iihllhnuu that ln had taNOo
Ihr rhlnhrY IIuui iliu 'inlliralls IaIVyl
nud una bringing II in hrnhlualfAW
In thnrlnrI'n nnh had nrhr,l lpa VOrN
a. anrlri hlm With ihc wa hnavy nukI
,nrnn t'u rnIh was 'nll"h INTO HAl
Innnnn "f1l"" lnint nnh IL anlh IA nav
Inlh y dlffuirul nInrr -
m n I"u'II ~ lhr conflict bN'WoA
tho mona niniomnuir. funuiihsDOn(
linllnnnu hnn nuHprnhed MVntA0
pnuhinE ihr nuIrumn ~ ih" hrAr1
hrfnTe Juniiro ~ Tho lnnrN MA1G0I
MDnlnRlo VIM f0rmnr obIsI
pOllOo IN Charlnnt0n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30

CHAM. .EH1uN, " Va, July ~
brmiIy rruhIbttIou DnlGrr Nam Fields.
rulnI1d. nihrd by IUuI 'nmnInhlrn ff"iI'
MnrrIiuin GrrnIi Mnio"lnn ""i''
lnri might aIInrlrh lInh M"nI nEur, ~"
,hhci pi"hlhlIl"n uf1uoi, nhh j"hn ''n
rund "I Paint ilnanoni ~ ll'"
u lnnnwhn e. Michigan nlnIl"n hni".
with i~o puii canon laden ~lIh ilT""
M"nInEuo "nh ia r'nfd ~"i" NJ
InIumoi hrfuIn ManlHIinI" Mnl""lih
mud hcIh un'l., hnnvF hunh Ia lh"''
npprn'nuro hururi
iufuI utuIlun wnh IoEnIrnh hY I'"h'
BIZ I"u nmmlnHlnuni Iiailnnnn f"H'"'
hnv nfcIunnn lint Muu'npuc nhh m
uihcI mnn Who nlnt urnvnh |" hn
Ito Tnth had honr,lrh Tho train ~
Point IIcnnnnt fu tbnrl"r'nn WIN
iwn rul' GnnrH full ~ llIu"r tn" ~
formation In maid IN hnyo boon r"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30
AUSTRIAN ADMITS
SUBM MARINE. Will.
NOT WIN TIL: WAR

kMhtEuihM, i"ly 10 va"
r,I,ut, al "luIll-u til"u"I-n.
."n,.,i.ud-, ~ Ih. r"-',i-u il..i
in 49, tu,-.Ui.u u1r." 4" ,I- it-''"
r,.l- r'"--r 'l"''-'"I H." hll ""l
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,n""h -r"I'"r ~ ~ "-hl"U t"u
i,ud hu-,,I-'- p,lu"'p-I -n-,"y. n'
,,",rfn,IrhI-. hu' lh-y m-,-ly 80
n ,,-rnr i"wa,h vlrI",y " N""ld
h- ulIn'ctn !" hnllnV" f"nI Tho
~rrnrI~u"~s ~ lhIs VIM 'h7i hlu
nhl 10 ~" urnl"aa. hui Tor IA tho
"aa.niinI 'Ypr Ia tha, az i'uhl cru.
anrs
~ WI had great fleet. The
war with Italy would have hcrn
flnlahed Ionu ago. Indeed. tho war
would mover have been pnsalble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30
THIRTEEN INJURED; ONE FATALLY 4
IN WRECK 0N OHIO RIVER DIVISION
Wheeling md Ko"ovn Enpro.' md Freight lrnIn Collide
IIcadon nl VnncIu.o Stnlion-Firomnn Gill Not
10 Rccovor-BoIh Leg. Taken OH. =,

n. w. Cm"r.mh, IhI Farnsworth'
rIron', II"iruli. MlrlI. n
y M lIamll'nn, 1870 JnohnOn Hirsett
rhn,l"ntuu. nIIRhi, (,
John HrndalI Hl I"vnnih street.
I'nrhrTrI,UrE. rlIEhi, II
w M Mond. hnhInnd. KY. rllSItt
q w, Mohoy. W"IIrhirB, nlikhi I.
C.. " uIokm.n, liD2 IliIhrni ,aV4.
unr, Wnrw""h. oft rIhn aud baa
hTulhrh NJ
rloyd e. Wallis. Wheeling, bAok H.
luIrr'I nllrhIIy n.
M, T. honthor. pnnlnl clerk. hsVonA.
wunl, hIIIrrd 1n hlp nnd right aide
runIInurh an duiy.
J". u lh"m-., dl2 WnS' 'hurcR
nIinuI h,lmiin, n Y n"Ivonn nh6hk.
Il T. kuuu.iin@. "nE ln""i. fafhatts
buns, Ln1iY hitiln"h nii head nnd b6dvt
IuaIu,n wr,r ,,inhrd l." ihn aGailA
"nd H." InIuinh tui.hiY Eiynm htlsty'
IluH .Hil
'Thr nrniduni Ia b"InH lHsnailAa Lad,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30

during ia" h",I lhren ~""hr u"
10 pIruli"nI'r lriIuI TnlluWm
Th- F.~ridaHRs Appeal
Ih- WhIi" II',uro, WdahIurI"'i
iuIy a. IhII
hIr rortuInIv nuil 'Iruil..'i,-u ~ IL"
''n,utuIIl""
rrtv "-Iu""iIt h""lI" 4" '"r''"' n'i
in,tr I1"un ruh - "''''ud van "H"'I" I"
u,.,tt,r Ihn iutl"'I' nIl"u at n'Il"h"h|'
I,,d ututlutls i'ui nI IL" ~ rihH ct
IhrI, I,nIr Innh II". i"tit"t" 81 ll'' ~"
lInn umv. an iIuUu''llni" "Ul "H"'ll'"
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1uuIli,u iIDyln"u," fnVuI'n Ihrui "hh
u, hn g." ntt tDly thr Iu""u"'i" 81 u
~ rnrrh 'rupH Oi mn"II''' 81 rl"i'' n
luI nIru ia" UriI"iuii "i II l"tH" -"
hu.II,.n ui rIuiin nUd v"F"i"hl'"
Iiui lu,ThanHh Ir,''Iu' lnn. lnr"I lnhl
rr A Ir L. u,tIv - pntI uf tlu r,IuiIun
~ tie f,nh uI"l'l"u ~ lH "i III" h'r'
lInIn,Inmuu lli"i ~ l"h' '"i' 81 %hn'
h"a Lccu Inin'd "ud n"k" ~ "'"Il"hI"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30

INT" ~" Unn"J GInl"r my hIr'iIl-
rI epirl's
"Whou"vcr III" president r'InIl
lind that IIniinii"u. regulation ~
prnhihiiinn or tho Ug" uf foods.
fruits food mat"rinl' or foods IN
tho production of malt or vlnuouE
liquors for h"vurag" purposes. "i
that tho reduction Of TIA" alcoholic
contents uf any such malt or vln'l'
nlis liquor is essential In order 10
assure Rn ADEQUATE" and rontlnu-
Gus supply Of foods. or that mo
national security and dcf"nS" Will
he subScrvod thereby. he Is an
Ih0riXrn from time Ia time 10 pre-
scribe and give public notice or
The rxtrnI nf the limitation. rex
ulailun. prohibition at reduction
80 nectssiIaird Whenever such
nnIl,s. shaft have been given dnh
shall have IrIiinlH'i uii"tnh'h II"
rrtsuu shall nI,'i " i'"s'ii"hI"
ilulr rIra'IILrd Iii .,I,h ntil""s
...,. ouy L."i.. ittu. i."i m."i:'
LAT, ... n-,.a IL. ,l.r r.'..l,.,tI'''. 81
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30
QUIET RESTORED.

CHESTER. Pa. July - Win The
exception 0f = brief nrll"d his morn
Ins when II scare 1T whites Ia auto.
bile, invaded Tho nrtIn rr,tlHu with
Ih, annutiut,h inlcniI"n "f ',Irnnlnt
ii uT' .hrrlct ~"a uulrI tii"IEh"h
la, h".. huir than "ttr Lumh.'I rE"in
".,' Il,,L l.. iI.r /" ",I"n t."t! bat
=" i", ". .,hd Ly teamed 49,. 49,"
sr "a la ln.h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30
COUNTER ATTACKS
BY FRENCH SCORE
GAIN OVER TEUTONS

Amin Ihn rtrurl iruopr hgh'inR W
Tho Alamo ,rrIun VI Frnnrr hnvc
lurucL lr vicious counter nitnckr
npnluat lhn army Ul tho German
crown prince, put down m unnhflVo
II had started hrtwccn iIuri"hlao nhd
In Uuvcllr and made good RR'n9
ngaInrl II MI HlODg Tho l'no Several
aiInCkR by tho GcrrnnnR I'm the Vcrh'ih
Rcctnr. notably between hr muCh-
fought.fOr ground In the roglon 0i I'd"
hvocourt wood and Ilill 30a. also were
rcpulsed by General I'etaln'H forces.
Meanwhile although the lnlahlry
operations Rro on minor scale. con
sisling mainly OF raids by the Brliihl'
the great artillery duel which has
been In progress In Flanders lor more
than wech. continues nnnDhlnh.
The visitation nf German shells on
NirupOrl liz tremendous. hnd The bril-
ish guns are replying hlmonl Hnn' I"f
rhni ugninai Ihr German line. To me
south, around Ihr NlmH IinHr anu
I.rnn ANA II ATmrnIirrn lhn durl con
tinur" nl great pinpuf|lohn
simultaneously Ia ia" hi' Ih' ''E"'
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= hitch rrusrd lhn Injury ~ Trv"r"l T"t
,muu Thr hIitupt "f ?niu'dnv nlgh'
vnr ruIIrrlv fuiilr tho rnll"r" NOT nv"n
yrn,.IrIur III" rnvlr"Uiu"ul" ~ 'h" Cnpi-
Inl h"Iug rrnI erIrrrInR hr tho wn'"h-
fuI French niTri"n. ono t'nrmnu aviator
despite distinguishing nnrkr. hr"rprn
four bombs on II Rod Cross hospital
near tho lighting front. killing tw" doc
tors ChamiSf mud mal" nurF" ana
iumriug few others. Including pm
tIInlE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30

SCIiIGr F::S i%GF,% "cihrIi"nh~ l"iH
~ FIsHc,Inel. "riit itln- hr', assert Iit,
tLr IuI.h hslIne ui"i o,."k !.ratr.,i..
Il I'ni.h nsli.- nu"ia at."h l'nt,. ~"
..n.I... U.., NiilIn IA. 80" .,.ii,,i a"i.t.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30
TH0N6ANOS 0F PYTH|AN KNIGHTS
IN MAMMOTH PATRIOTIC DISPLAY
nEhNIDn wNinbH or ihblHH"
DEL IVtuG atlilfiiHH
hnDtiEnH
i'renI,isni HnV"'n",a "f ~" "'"'""
and E"uu, ,"asnan H""h M"""su""
hy NeTrulaua.


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~ T., r,Il rvr, held hf the rlhlnnn
T., mi" ",,iv "rI,u Il,unnnd 81 muI"
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lup lhr vrIrrnnr uf Ihr iirIl vnI
In Tho uoruuI llvlrlnn marched ~"
ryihInh rThnrrIIun,c lnlrCH AZ Mnrlinr
Ccrty UrIInirn IliilErputl, h"NH nnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-30
Ar lOCCERHEA ADS
ON TWO POINTS OF
FOOD CONTROL BILL

wNGrtfNyTpN. " Va l"lv %
tnntc,rnr ~, Tho administration f'rr,l
control bill ronrhcd ~ impaTno !"
night nt,cr M all way rnnf"r"n"" nnd
lantlrre lrrih"l ~ r"nfer l"n"t'"w
with rrcSdcnt Wilson nu III" tw"
pnlnts remaining in dispute. III" sen-
sta proposals To establish II r"ngr"S'
elonnl committee 10 supcrvl"e war "N
prnditureR and 10 Crrntc - hnHfn ~
three food administrators Instead or
one. Gpon all other questions lhr
conference committees reached com
plcte agreement. Final enactment OF
the bill this week Ia hoped for By the
confercrs. hui not regarded as c"rtal IN
Representative Lever. heading IN"
house cnuferees. and senator Cham
berlain who handled the bin In lhr
senate FOR the administration. VIII
take up with President Wilson tonInr'
row the two remaining dltf"r"n'e'
The rsnfrr-rs will m""t hHhln "ii"t
The White House Conferences n~s'
eial nf ihm al" doubtful ~ lh'' 'ii'
rom-, however. believing " partial hls
agreement VIII result Ia .uli"i'sI"h 81
dis rpuicl questions /" h"'h l"Ei"l"'iF"
bran.hra r" nn"th.I '"I'
The riestisnt's stand
The ,,.nil.nI h.. declared Ih" ~"'
q.
-uui. Indicate i",h 81 ..."iih."..,. Ia
Ll. ...,,.i,.I 81 ia. ',h'.'lL -"
tnaia, nt"... ..li"t""'i"" ~ 49,. I''''i''.'"I
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ar,-"I -" !" U.. IiII ~i'h "''r' ~ 10"
t.,Iu,.irnr "'"n'' ","""'l"""'" -
rry'"'l
Tho r,uf~,ru..,, n:.'r"'t 'hn' ia n'hll
,lrr ;" T'""lc. f"o'l" AMI f""l% NJ" r"r
ornturni shall rnnt'ul fu"l oil AMI
raturnl gnS. f"r,ili,~r and fortili,"r in
prr,lienis inrl". utensils. inul"mrnle G.
and ouuIpturnt required for tn" actual
rroflurtinu thrr"of" all d"r"minaieh
as urccssarIrs IA" S"rall"d control
scCtion nf TIA" house bill. much broad
or than the senate. was adopted. au-
thorizing federal regulation affecting
speculation. distribution and muv"-
mani OF III" designated nrC"sSari"$.
The prohibition section. agreed TO
Yesterday. prnhihits manufacture or
Importation % distilled beverages dur
ing the war and authorizes Ihs Ir"sl-
dent 10 llulI me alcoholic coht"nt OF
beer and wines and 10 comninndcei
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-01
EVEN CROSS, SICK , CHILDREN LOVE
 SYRUP 0F FIGS If feverish, bilious, constipated, give fruit laxative
 at once

lDon't scold your fretful, peevish cpild. See if tongue Is coated; this is a1sure sign its little stomach, liver and bpwels are clogged with sour waste.
 When listless. pale, feverish, full of cPld. breath bad, throat sore, doesn t eat, sleep or act naturally, has stomach ache, indigestion, diarrhoea, give a tea spoonful of "California Syrup of Figs and in few hours all the foul waste, the sour bile and fermenting food passes out of the bowels and you have we'll and playful child again. Chil- dren love this harmless fruit laxative' and mothers can rest easy after giving It, because 1t never fails to make their little 'insides" clean and sweet
 Keep 1t handy, Mother! A little given today saves a sick child tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask your druggist for 50-cent bottle or "California Syrup of Figs" which has directions for babies. children of all ages and for grown ups plainly on the bottle. Remember there are commercials sold here, so surely look and see that yours is made by the california FigsAxp Company" Hand back with co3stsmpt any other fig syrup.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-01
LIBERTY TOURNEY
 FOR COUNTRY CLUB
Proceeds of Tourney on the Fourth to Be Given to
 Red Cross Society

The golf committee of the Country club announced last night that 8 liberty tournament would be held on July 4 The proceeds. paid by entries, will be donated in whole to the Red Cross so- ciety
 The following regulations will govern play:
 1. Two-ball foursomes only will be a1- lowed on the course July A. and can start at any time from daylight to p. m.
 ?. The foursomes may consist of two ladies and two men, four ladies or four men or any other combination. 3. This will be handicap tournament and all will be so handicapped that they may have chance.
 1. Entrance fee: Whatever amount you wish to give. Receipts go to the Red Crcss
 5. Four prizes will be given for the four lowest net scores. the first being a medal offered by the United States Golf association.
 6. Handicaps must be given before starting play.
 Every golf club in the United States will hold a tournament on this day for the benefit of the American Red Cross and the committee urges that everyone enter this tournament regardless of their game Everyone will have handicap so that the ladies' play will be placed on 8 parity with that of the men and the 120-stroke man and the l40-stroke lady will have an equal chance with the scratch players.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-01
LOCAL STUDEBAKER DEALER MOVES INTO NEW HOME
CONTINUED EXPANSION OF
 STEEL IN SOUTH NECESSITY

the worlds incessant and tremendous demands.
 1 It is especially gratifying that Mr. Prick, who though a member of the l executive committee of the Steel cor poration had never visited this prop erty, has now, by personal investi- gation, become so impressed with its advantages that he was willing to put l himself on record as forecasting the | Birmingham district becoming one of 1 the worlds greatest steel centers. 1 While it Is true that other Alabama | companies will of necessity sooner or 1 later go largely into the steel indus l try, Mir. Tricks prediction cannot at-
 | tain it's fullest realization except ! through constant enlargement of op- | erations by the Steel corporation, for | that company owns in Alabama an amount Of coal and ore which, as the
 plant is rounded out. will justify an | expenditure not merely of the s42,- 1 o00,0o0 which will be represented when l this $11, ,000,000 has been spent nor
 | even by $100,o 900. but by double ] that amount. for there is no other place where these raw materials can be brought together out of one great property to such advantage as in this | district.
 | Through the development of these piopeItleS It Will become 1eaSiDle to | establish shipbuilding yards on the south Atlantic and gulf coast in or 1 der to meet the worlds call for ship | ping to save ourselves from destruc- | tion and our allies from starvation. But with the certainty that there will ! be scarcity of shipping for many years after the war has ended there | is afforded the foundation in this sit uation for the permanent creation of great shipbuilding plants in the south through the operations of the Steel corporation.
 There is also the opportunity in Ala bama for the manufacture of many
 lines of finished steel which will be needed not only for the export trade as we undertake to rebuild all of Eu- rope, but which will be needed for the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-01

to meet the purchaser on fair grounds and do anything for him in my business that any other merchant will do, whether it is his clothing, grocery or furniture dealer-we will make satisfactory terms, based upon the purchasers ability to meet his obligations If there is man in my employ who does not show form in dealing out service, and is not cour- teous at all times, he will never become a fixture, but to the contrary will be looking for another position soon.''
 MT. Maxwell is the sole owner of the new business opened up at Twenty-third street and First avenue. and his place is more like a hotel lobby in arrange ment, furnishings and environments than an automobile store The interior work is beautiful, and he is in thorough ac-. cord with the surroundings in meeting his customers-pleasant, affable and courteous at all times.
 Mr. Maxwell has secured the services of the following corps of ginger-pep sales men, who are on the job eager to serve the public: R. F. Oliver, George D. Kel- Ter. c. l.. Glover, c. R. Rice, J. A. Mills, R. l.. Steadham and T. H. Sims. Jr. J. w. Hale is in charge of the office, while c. M Averill is boolSkeeper
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-01
From the Manufacturers Record.

From the Manufacturers Record.
 Now that the Steel corporation has voted for an expenditure of s11,000, 900 for the enlargement of the operations of its subsidiary, the Tennessee Coal, bama, and that Mr Henry c. Prick. one of the great steel leaders of the country who had never before visited the Alabama district has made the prediction in letter to the Manu- facturers Record that the Birmfng- ham district is destined to be one of the greatest steel centers in the world" we believe that it may safely be counted upon that the Steel cor poration will extend its operations far beyond the present s11,000,o00 appro- prfation. This is doubtless all that the company can at the moment wisely use for extension of existing plants or the building of new plants to fit in with the scheme of development; but so vast is the quantity of ore and of coal owned by the company in Ala bama that no one for a moment could imagine that the present extension IS more than $ preliminary move look ing to the larger utilization of these vast supplies held as trustee for the nation-now. indeed, as trustee for civilization itself.
 There is no other property of such vast potentialities with ore and coal in. such close proximity as that of the Tennessee company. This is, indeed, Ia 1nx -1
 ore and the coal are so close together, owned by any one concern, in the world; and there is resting upon those who direct the Steel corporation the tremendous responsibility of using this situation to the utmost limit of the power of men and money in order to increase the output of steel to meet