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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

Sem Z bon 9 @1ann am 2e6cn gc6lc.
ben worcn. Ter Captain umo ieine
&ameraoen murOen in Oos Boot 9}r.
3 ii6ergefii6rt, wo0ur9 oeiien 9eIa-
Bing auf 10 @onu itieg. sic lanOe-
ten am ndhiten Gage, a6er elmer bon
i6nen itar8 6olO nadoem er an 2anO
gefommeu mar.
&prrD @largeb BON Gan
6ranctsco unter 0en
Eo0ten.
gfep 0orf, A. @}oi. g8ie ans
ser @lanniboftSliite oes omerifoni.
ic6en GompferS n&oding6on~, Oie
I'M 6ieiigen Bureau ser Gigent6ii-
mer oes S6iffe, aufliegt crge6t, mar
SarrD W}argeD, ser pom Sorpeoo ge-
tootet murOe, 0ur6 0os ser Gampfer
Derienft mur0e, bon Gan 6rancisco.
g9iQian Monn, ser glnoere, ser Iein
Seben berlor, ltammte aus Sonolu-
/ III.
81 odiug6om" iidtete 8mei
Saud boote.
2iOerpool, A. 0lai. - Captain
CHARLES @OmorOs bon Dem nmerifo-
niiden Ganpfer oHodiug6am," Der
6efdnntlic6 bon einen Saub6oot ber
I nidtet muroe, erfldrte 6elte, er babe
feinen 3meiiel, Dab oos goot, mel
DIES Die "A nod bermiBten 0litglie-
Der oes Gampiers ent6dlt iider ans
2ano fommeu weroe, ga sur 3eit
gutes @etter 6errdte. Su 0em
Boot 6efauoeu iid ser brittle Sffi3ier
uno t3 omerifanii6e aononiere.
Ger Captain fiigte 6in3u, OaB Oie
Eaud6oote ioiort mie0er Deridwan-
oen ais tie geiidtet worOen moren
uno lire geltte geii6tet botten, uno
0oB cine @eile ipGter Oie @rploIion
erfolgte, md6reno Oie &ononen Oes
Sdiiies oif ole STEELE geridtet ma
rem mo man Die Eau66oote uieoer
81 ie6en bofite.
9onOon0errD, A, Moi-Gapi
tan @Omar0S bon ser o&oding6am"
ltno Oie 30 N}itglieoer ieiner 0}ann-
i6oft uaren nur lei6t 6efleioet, ais
lie am Olittmod bier eintrofen. Ser
@apitdn ioete, paB er pl0blib 5wei
Ealdboote in elmer @ntfermng bon
5 Nleilen geiidtet mo oeu @erinA
gema6t bo6e, i6nen 81 entee6en in
OenI er einen 3id5od.&urS iieuertc.
Srob0en erreicbte cin SorpeOo 0en
@Poidinenraum mo t0Otete 5pei
Wlann olf ser SteGe. @ines ser
bier Hethmas6oote 3eriAeQte an ser
Shiiismano, o6er Oie anoeren milr-
ben iider uno bell 81 99aiier geloi-
len e6e oas SAiif in Sen @ogen
peri6mauO.
GineS Ger Golld6oote fam 6eran
/ pnO ertunOi9te iiH nod ser Gjr0Be
lnO Der 9lrt Der 9aorng oeS 0om-
piers. 9liti elm @eiuc6l Oie @ettings-
boote ms S9lepptoi 3u ne6mcm
IieB iib ser ll.9oot GonlmanOant
nidt Gin.
/ Gie orei &ettlngsboote bieIten iib
bis 5um Gin6ruh Ser Ilmfel6eit 3il-
iamnen a6er ais enOlih Gin @adt-
ififf oilftaucbte, ipor zines ser 300
te nibt me6r 81 finOcn
Sic o&oding6am" murOe $50 0}ei.
len bonn 2ano berienft.
Scroll h c 81 etter.
&oriS, A. W}ai. Cine aus W}or-
ieilIe an Oeu yN}otiu4 gei6idte Gepe-
! IAe beidrei6t 6croiide &ettungsce-
nen, meIbe Dem llntergona Oes bon
einem Gaubboot inn Wlittelmeer tor
peoirteu Gransportoompfers o9(rco-
oion4 folgten. Die Sffi3iere umS
0Rannidaften ser 8u Siilfe fonmel-
Oeu S6iife itiir3ten iid un6eoenfli6
iiber 9orO, INN Die crtrinfenOen Sol-
ooten ben @e1en SIT cntreiBen. Gin
g8adti6iff rettete III ou0er6olbStln-
0eu 296 @}om.
81 Of an 6eau~ fab Gorp G.
SOS ooer g9olfiide.
@aris, 3. Miui. Ger GouloiS
0er6iientlidt eine Gr316lnng eineS
9feiienoeu, Der ouf Dem fran50iiiden
@aiiagierOampfer r&odon6eml" bier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
BrrIldrt.
Sin britii6cr SOrpcOO.
bOOt5crtGrcr.
gtiek i'm @ngliicbem Sa=
nal auf cine OO1imc.

Gin Offi8ier unO Dlonn OcrmiBt
uno ie0enfoas umgefonmen. TT
9Sier6ebn @ermiBte bon Dem ber-
ienften Qompfer Buckingham"
Ourd britiiden Gompfer gerettet
@oren bereit8 tQotgegloubt.
aeiOen bon s@iifbriidioen
geidiIoert.
2on6on a. W3ai. Gie 9lomi-
ralitdt fiinoigte 6eute glbeno oen
8erliiit zines Gorpe6o6oot. 3eritorers
an. g}a6itebenO ser @ortlaut ser
gefanntmadung:
nIie 9lomiralitdt melOet, 0aB Elm
3erit0rer dltereu Gpps am 2. @ai
i'm @ngliiden &anol auf cine O}ine
lileB llll0 ldnt.
Sin Sffi3ier rn0 6t W}ann merOen
OermiBt, unO es miro angenommen
Dab iie oen @rtriufungstoo ianOeu. "
8ier5ebn @ermiBteDon Scr
81 OF j am" gerettet.
2on0on, 4. N}oi. IL Iie 9l0mi-
niitration 6eri6tet, oaB 0as oerniB.
te 0lettungsboot nit IA Mann BON
DER nGodingbam@ bon einem britt.
iden Gompier ongetrofien inO in
Siderbeit ge6rndt porOen lit.
Gie @obmdnnidaft an 9orO oes
Gampiers mar inter Dem Common
90 oes Gedoffi3iers 9lrt6ur @ooo.
2eioen BON 9 d'iffSbrii6 !.
gen.
lasqom, ScottlanO. A. N}ai
oia 9onoop Gapitdn g. g. soar.
ris pom dmerifanii6cn Geloompfcr
n@acum", ser bon einem oeutidcu
ll-9oot oerienft wiir0e luo bier
lle6erle6enoe 6eiiuOen iib in 6olge
Der nlsgeieBten llnbiloen in eiuen
Soipital our %ilege. g}im 8 0}anu
bon IS in Oes Gapildns Boot ii6er
lebten ibre ihredlicbeu @ria6rlnGeu.
9Ius 8 0}ann in eincm an0eren 9oote
itarben 3 an Sen Stropa5en. Capt.
Sarris er5d6lte Der 9Iiioc, @reiie 6elI.
te, ooB Die ll@oote, on Der 3o6l
ale bereit gcipeien itien lnO OaB 0ie
geionlnte 9emanm1a oeS Sdiiie5,
nit 9lusna6me bon A W}ann aus Dem
WlaibinenrnllnL Die entlpe0er get0O.
tet ooer 10 ibmer permlnoet prroeL
Dab iie ii6 nidt rettcn fonnten in
ner6ol6 BON 8 Niimlten noboem oa5
Sdiff torpeoirt uorOen mar, 6creitS
bonn Sdjiff 6erlnter gemeien mGren.
Gin ltorfer 8ino bonn @eiien 6Gttc
iie OeranlaBt Segel 5li icben mo eli.
men oitliben &lrs ein5uiblagen 0ie
S0ote lDdrel allsellanoer ger0tDen
9lm 9lodmittag lei OeS GopitGns
Boot bon elmer ouSua5mSmeiie boz
ben See getroifeu, pooarirt. @liid-
liderpeite 6dtten Tie oaS Boot mic.
Ser aufri4ten f6nneL es iei nber ei.
ne StlnOe ipdter obernoIS unIge.
luorfen noroen. GieSmol m1ren A
Olonn um's 2eben gefonmen.
Gs lei falt oepeien als Die 0}odt
6creinge6rohen mar unO 10 BON Oen
IA Diann ieicn Sen llnbilOen erlegen.
3meimol iei Oas Boot in Ser 6initer-
nib um9efe6rt morOen imO MIR foit
'ii6ernenihliber 9lnitrengungen iei es
81 peroanfen geUeien, eS ie0es Wlal
mieoer ouBuridten 9}ah Dem leb.
ten Wlole iei Der 9 @}oot geitor6eu.
9lm nGditen Gage nm N3ittag traf
GopitGn &arris oos Boot 9lr. 8, in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

Ger &ortoffeI- 5reunO.
~ Der @ater: 9Qolen miro aIio elm
9}uiier- r-Staat MGrden: ga
5ie6er mir 6inl sd eiie Oob @ufier
10 furdtbar gernl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

ernannt moroeu mar, 0ie @ei6dite
Oes ousmGrtigeu 9lmtes 81 berieben
trot bel Der @rnennllng BON Serrn
&ecanba 8uriid
Ger W}iuifter @ e d iel
in 9raiilien.
Rio 0e Soneiro, @raiiliem
a. Weai. Or. 6. Mortins oe Sou8a
Santas, llnteriefretdr oes Stdotes,
ii6erno6m tempordr oos g(nlt oes
@liniiters oes glellBeren ais glabiol-
ger Or. Wluller'S.
lit ols 9tadfoIger oes Or. 2auro
N3uQer gum Minilter oes 9leuBeren
ernannt por0en. gr mar friIber @e-
ionoter an 9lrgentinien.
Sn ieinem Heiignationsi6reiben
Ioat Or. W1uaer, ooB er 10 lange int
9lmte ge6Iieben iei, neil er Den Yrd-
Iioenten nidt inn StiH lniien moIlte,
wGbreno Der GongreB ni9t inSibung
mar, uno ale @erontmortung auf
oenielbeu rube.
0os nSornol 90 Commerce."
preiIt Or. Ntuaer fir iein @irfen
oie liloomerifaniitbcn Geplblifeu ein-
onoer ndber 6u bringen uno iogt
ooB er ielbIt in Den Oelitatelten Ser
bGltniiien oen 9emeis ieiner SINCE
bung un0 ieines @ntriotismuS CAB.
Die 3eitilng iogt Or. Wluler reiig-
nirte, Inn ou oieier Stunoe ieoe 9tei-
bung I'M politiiben 2eben Der gtation
5u bermeioen.
0ie 8eititng 80 9oi5" oppeGirt
nn ben GongreB, Die broiilioniide
@olitif nit Der OeS @rGIioeuten @il.
ion in @inflone 5u brineen lln0 9ra-
Iilien Die SteIlune 0u eeben Wel6e
ibm in Dem Sample fir Die Sumo-
uitdt eebiibrt.
Die 8eitlmgen iagcn, Der @rdii-
oent babe Or. Wluuer elm onoercs
8ortefeuiae oOer einen gotidofter.
poiten angeboten, ober er babe abge-
lebnt.
@ene3ueIa bleibt neutral
Caracas, @ene5uela, A. Mai.-
@rdiioeut @ome5 erfldrte in ieiner
Sa6res6otifait an Sen Gongreb,
8ene5uela beobahte itrenge gleutra-
litat, oaB GeutlHlano ie0od BON iei-
ner angenommenen Seefriegmet6ooc
a6gelpi6en Iei. 90 melt b1tte ii6
nod nidtS IN 6olge Geiitiblanbs
Gau6boot.Cperationen ereignet, oaS
fir @eneJnela BON S1aOen eepeien
lei uno folglidb bate iid6 oieie Sea
tion niht in W3itleiOenidaft ge5ogeu
geieben, olr9 Greigniie, wie iie oic
Der Staaten beranlabten, in Oen
&rieg 5il geben. Ger BrdiiOent Iag.
te @ene5uela miiroe ieine Snltlng
nad Den Frin5ipien oes internatio-
nolcn Redtes bejiiglid Der YfliAten
uno 9feAten Der gleutralen ridten
uno piiroe Dem @erlauf ser Ginge
init Snterelie folgen, beionOers ne
gen oer @ertbeioiglngsprin5ipien
oeretipeaen Die Ser. Staaten 81 Den
@afien gcgriffen b6tten mie nih
Der traOitionellen 6reunoibait 5pi.
lden Gene5ueln uno ben Ser. Staa-
len uegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

eintroi 0uB am Sonntog 9}odmit-
tag Elm SduB BON Oieien S6ifie
abgegeben muroe, ais elm oerOG6ti.
ger S6alumitreiien inn SSa6rmalier
Oes Gompfers 6emerft ptroe. 9lut)
mlf einen anOeren @egenitonO an Der
Steuer6oroieite, etpa 500 DorOs bonn
Sdiiie entiernt iei geieuert morOen,
Der 9}e6el 6Gtte cS ieOod iblpierig
gemo6t, feit5uiteQen o6 ser @egen-
itono Elm EauA6oot ooer Elm @al-
fiicb mar.
sym @au3en ieien 12 Sdiiiie o6-
gcge6en morOen. Gie Steluaros Bat
ten Die &eiienocn ouf 1ed bel Sen
GettlnasbooteH periommelt, eS 6dtt(
o6er feline 9luireglng ge6erridt.
@eGgifdes SHGf8f6iff an.
geblid gefapert.
Qon0on, A. Wloi. - Syu elmer
Central Stems Gepeide bon Gopenbo-
gen miro mitget6eilt, ser belgii6G
SHlisoonpier DGormetta~ iei boa
Sen Geuti6en beiblagnabnt NOR.
Oen Gin Odniiber Seemonn Der
9eioBuno Oieies Sdifies bdtte olisge-
iagt, oie gattiden 6dtten ser 9e-
iobung Sen 9eie6l gege6en oaS
S6iff 81 berloiien lie bdtten Damn
cine @riienmonnidoft an 9orO &c.
t6on unO Sen Sampler in eineu
Oeutiben Safeu einge6ra6t. Ole Sell-
te oes Gampfers oGarmetta" in 3uei
fleinen 9ooten bGtten nm RroOianl
ge6eten, oos ibnen a6er bon oen
Geuti6en Oerpeigert woroen wdre
g}acb Iecbstd9igem idredliden 2eioeu
bdtten sic 2eute zines Der 9oote Die
normegiibe &iiite erreidt.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
HUNDREDS OF OIL WELLS

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  The eweIkn Ito Geoogi of a the CORPORATION location the weIan the AMERICAN OH FIEI IDS CORPORATION
  
 n is a in is
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

Oil lands ill producing fields have been valued as high dollars have been paid for oil leases few the c ton the production from 1000 and hundreds of oil we'll ing of the oil districts very attractive speculative feature say that investment of $50 in AMERICAN OIL FIELD time possibility of making 5000 Were the brokers Oil would make $5000 that $50 in Home Oil New York Oi radical and utra-optmstc?
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
AFRICAN OIL FIELDS CORPORATION TODAY

 
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-09-07

Of her little friends, Tuesday after
noon. They had o good time, singing
and playing games. All enjoyed the
short walk along the country road
Ice cream and cake were served
Those present were: Nellie Thorn.
hill, Marjorie Tucker, Pauline vii.
iiams, Bessie holland, Loren Fitz.
maurice, Monica and Mary Margaret
Mullen, Beulah Grouse, Lorene Banks
Nina Gotten, Marie Cummings. Mi.
drcd Hoover, Lorene Hopper, Naun.
dis Baker, Josephine Turney, Eilee1
Brodbeck: Leta, Katherine. JENNIE
and Paul Weiyhtman: Lillian Elder:
her Sunday school teacher. Mrs. Chas
Hoover: Mrs. VIM. Thornhill and Mis-
Jessie Boyd.
The convention Of Catholic socie
ties at Kansas City was attended b.
the apostolic delegate, n number o.
bishops and priests and lay delegate
from all the states Of the Union. Tn
meetings were held in the city audi.
forum, at which there we're betwec1
10000 and $4,000 people. A. thes.
meetings the social evils of the pres
cnt day were discussed, and remede
were the application of the Christian
gospel. The convention impressed u
hope that the government Of the war
ring aticns would listen 20 the Popc'.
appeal for peace, and at the sam,
time pledged the answering allcgi.
anco and service of the Catholics OF
tho United States while the war last,
Rev. J. J. Caffcrky and o. W. Muller
were IN attendance.
Miss Minnie Hahn. who has beer
u stcnographcr for the Pacific Tclc.
graph ard Telephone Co.. Mt Los An.
gelcs, California, and before that fol
nine years in Kansas City. arrived IN
Kansas City. last Saturday. and viii
visit there few days before coming
home 90 visit her parents. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Dan Hahn, Sr. She left To-
Angeles, August 18th, going BY TIL
way Of Seattle. Washington: crossing
the Lake. leaving New York, Angus,
10th. for Washington. u. C., and wa
IN the Woolworth building. which /.
70 stories high. and looked down unor
the city. getting an idea Of what {,
". She saw Jersey City and Brook.
lyn. crossing the Brooklyn bridy,
twice. once bv auto and once by d
street car. She stated that in n,
jewish section there were three pci.
sons to the square foot.
DELrHEUs.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-09-07
The Italian Offensive.

simultaneous activity Of almost un.
naralleled intensity upon three front
indicates n coordination Of effort by
the allies against the central power.
hat seem TO he producing results, In
the northern section the Canadian.
and British have made substantiul
gains In the neighborhood OF len
and the final successful assault unon
that great coal city looks ms n II
might he only matter Of a few days.
Here has been some of the most son.
sational fighting Of the war, and tho
repeated efforts Of the Germans in
counter attacks have failed 10 regain
any substantial part Of the lost area,
~ Ncrdun the French have repeated
their brilliant drives which captured
many Of the important positions held
ny the Germans in front of the great
fortress for more than wear.
u has remained for the Italians,
however 10 develop the most thrill
Ing news Of the week in their drive
against the Austrians, eastward from
the Austrian-ltalian frontier. In
spite of a long period Of inactivity,
the armies under General Cadolna
now appear splendidly equipped for a
campaign that Is Of the greatest inn
poriancc. Driving the Austrians
back, step by step, the forces under
Cadorna have captured position after
position that were considered imprcg-
nablc by the Austrian generals.
Great numbers Of prisoners have been
taken and much rich booty captured,
and still the drive continues. The ul-
innate object of the Italian offensive
Is said TO be Tricst, hut Il Is hardly
conceivable that n triumphant Italian
army would stop there, once such a
victory was won. If IL Is found nos.
siblc 10 overcome the Austrian de-
Tense in the southwest, every adyan-
tage certainly will be pressed. The
weary Anstrians might even n,t.mnt
n gignatic retreat, which would on.
danger II NOT actually sacrifice The
line Of communications TO bulgaria
md Turkey
II is interesting to note the mart
that tho Italian nirmen are playing
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-09-07

Mrs. Harrison Massangale and
children, Of Craig, are here visiting
her father, Levi Lynch. and other
friends and relatives this week.
oh, you pretty queen Bee"
That's the name of G. w. Kings sty.
lish shoes for women. Ladies', you
never will get stung II you tit your
feet to . pair Of these. It sure "a q
swell number.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-09-07

At the Royal, Saturday. septem.
Der 18th. Margaret Clark in "Snow
White" First show, 3 o'clock, admis.
sion. 10 and Is cents; second show
Z o'clock. admission Is and 25 cents
third show. 0 o'clock, admission 1t
and 25 cents. Doors open half hour
before show.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-09-07

~ WIS N''hs Win
her parents, VIM. Kollmer and fam
ily, in Sc. Joseph.
%. j. Connell. Claude Connell.
Mrs. Alice Mullery and Frank Hor-
ton of st. Joseph. visited Sunday with
II. y. Connell and wife.
The l.. L.. c. c. club will meet
With Mrs. J. ". Reeves. at Oregon
Thursday afternoon. A special pro-
gran is being prepared
Lawrence and Miss Frances
Chambers left for Phillip burg, Mo.
last Thursday, where they will attend
school the coming winter.
Mrs Kenneth Sentney and son.
Kenneth, Jr.. OF Hutchinson, Kansas.
are making an extended visit with her
parents. Emil Weber and wife.
Miss Kate lirodbeck was tn"
guest Of Misses Averil and Sybil Tib.
bells, in Mound City, Saturday AMI
Sunday.
--iakc l'ahn received n broken
bore In his wrist. last Thursday.
while cranking the j. VI. Shumat.
auto truck.
Misses Avcril and Sybil Tibbcls.
Of Mound City, were tho guests Of
Miss Kate Brodbcck. last Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
Howard Trarc. Jr.. left Monday
for Eldorado. Kansas. where he has
accepted n portion as n clerk in n
store there.
"A. A. Weber. of Horton. Kansa.,
and II. s. Tcarc and wife. Of Oregon.
visited Sunday with their parents, A.
G. Weber and wife.
w. T.. Richardson and wife and
VIM. Fi,zmaurice and wife motorcd
TO Falls City, Ncb.. Sunday, and Wis
tied with relatives.
Mrs. T.. a. Landcrs returned 90
50. Joseph. Monday evening. after Wis.
ting few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Oscar Isaacson.
Mrs. !. y. Cole and Miss Bertha
Cole. Of Mound City. were the guests
Of hor daughter. Mrs. V. ". Brock
and family. last Wednesday.
VIM. Baker. Sr.. Mrs. Emma
lloltgrcve and Miss Roberta Burns
visited Saturday with Harry Baker
and family in the Highland district.
John Franco. ST.. has improved
the looks 81 the Atlantic Hotel by
having the roof rc-shinglcd. John
Ford and GROW Of men did the work
--.Iamos McCov. of Vncavillc. Ca
fonia. Is expected here this week
fer an c"'cndci visit with his sister,
Mrs.. Matilda Tcar", and other rela
tivcs.
Hrs. farc JImcs and grand
daughter. Miss Ethel Fisher. left Sat.
urday for Kansas City. after n two
weeks visit with her brother, A. IT,.
jeffrey. ,,, o.
Henry Sprcckclmcycr,, OF Kansas
City. and VIM; sprcckelmcyer' OF
Corning. visited several anys, this
week, with their mother, Mrs. Ueorge
Harmon. ,,, ~.
W ". Wilson Is Guy nv 'rsnt
rn,S' mn,a'n. Mm ,,,I ,. ~ Mn, III,
p u, ,, mns Inv, "n dNu ~ a,no, s nn,, W." ~
, r 'h''c "h" !" "'''' P"''S w
inc yhw' >,,, ,. o,,.,o,.
,,-hrm No,nnu. lr.n oN,amo',''
Ivy, osin;, v,s'cu WIN ~ par" .a,,i
mas No,ann mu 'n',f, mn''a,
anys, ,nis WICK. "nI'' WI h'S WHY W
tSl"u. IVY IOWA. Fill. n.i,
N. D. lyons hnn 'enn'y una pnn, ,,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-16
SELMA

Selma. June 15--( --(Special)-Mrs. Lulu May Loftin, aged P, died at local hos p,tal, after short illness. The remains were shipped to the family home in Cor duroy. for interment Friday.
 The deceased is survived by her hus- band and two small children.
 Officers elected for the coming year, at the last meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Chapter of Selma, are as follows: President. Miss Eudora Conc ley; first vice president, Mrs. A. B. But fer; second vice president, Mrs. M. K. Fowlkes; corresponding secretary, Mrs. s. A. Fowlkes; recording secretary, Mrs l.. R. Eskew: treasurer, Mrs. Edward Lis- ter; registrar Mrs. Edna Clay; histor- ian, Mrs, P. T. Vaughan; director, Mrs M c. Roller: director children of the Confederacy, Mrs. K. NJ. Jarvis.
 The Selma chapter entertained the state
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-16
Secondhand Car Bargains
524 South 20th Street.
 5-S-tf

Overland Birmingham Go. have left few used ears for me to close out; you can get real bargain; terms to relia ble parties. Phone c. s. Matthews, Main SSl1, call around and look them over. 210S 9th ave. 5-29-tf FOR SALE-to ord runapout n good con dtion. West End 454. 6-15-3t FOR SALE-1A-ton Federal truck, in good condition. D. w. Young Motor Car Co.,, 290S 1st ave Phone 315S.
 6-1h-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-16
MORTGAGE LOANS.

MORTGAGE LOANS.
 We buy first mortgages, or negotiate new loans. on Birmingham real es- tate: rates reasonable: call and see ua Title Guarantee Loan and Trust Co, Title Bldg. Sd and Fist st. 12-6-tf REAL ESTATE loans neg. tiated promptly; low interest rates: monthly payments accepted where desired. Leon- ard-Riley Mortgage Co.,. 725N Woodward.
 3-3-tf MORTGAGE LOANS-5 to per cent on business and residence property in Bir- mingham and other important cities and towns of Alabama loans tS4000 and up) on improved farms in Alapana; reasonable charges; prompt service. Jemison Co.,, 211 N. 20th st. o-20-tf c AND ' PER CENT money to loan on real estate anywhere in Greater Bir- mipgham Clark Malone Realty Co.,. 2l0 N. 21st Main 6723 6-3-tf WE are prepared to discount well secured purchase money notes, and to negotiate loans on improved real estate in Bir mingham and cultivated farm lands in Jefferson and adjoining counties.
 REALTY TRUST COMPANY, 30S North goth Street
 l-10-sa tu- thu-tf NONEY-We have 500O0o to lend on Bir- mingham high-class piisaless anu res ! dence property at per cent D F. ALLEN CO, 3s2 Hood bldg.
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BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
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No Arrive from No. Depart to- 5 New York l0:30 pm New York T;s0., II New York l2.05 pm IF New York 2;40 mn 2l Piedmont 8:50 20 Piedmont <:lO Inn
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loU0 TONS or more or nrSt-c!ass 1o- pound steel relaying rail for sale; am offering for sale my Snowbrd Val ley railroad 20 miles and over in length, including sdetracks, together with one 35-Jon Climax geared locomo- tive and one 28-ton Climax geared To- comotive, 30 logging cars. shop tools. scrap iron, etc. This is a narrow gauge road laid in 1905 with new 30-pound steel rail, and forms a junction with the Murphy branch of the Southern railroad at Andrews. N c. Sealed bids will be received to be opened by me at my office, No. 3 Technical building. Asheville, N. C., on the morning of July l, 1917, at Il o'clock a. m. The property is to be sold, as whole, just as it stands, and prospective purchasers having made an examination of the property and filed bid, will be required to pay cash for the road if bid is ac- cepted. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Prospective purchas- CTS can apply either by mail, wire or lcng distance and complete information will be furnished. Guides will also be furnished free of charge to show inter- ested parties over the property. $. F. Chapman, Ashevile N. c. 6-14-3t
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TWO houses and lots on Fountain Heights for sale by owner. For par ticulars phone Main 7S7 or 2995.
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t Ott sALE-Inree shares preferred stock of Tutwiler Hotel company; make offer.
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1000 TONS or more of first-class 3O-
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in May and has been most ac- tive. It numbers 97 members. The re tiring President. Mrs. E. NJ. Byrne. was elected vice president of the state organ fzation at the recent convention.
 A meeting of the Red Cross executive committee was held at the City National bank, Chairman Huston Armstrong, pre-
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 WE negotiate loans and sell real es- tate. Can handle desirable farm loans. Mcconnell. Anglin. White. POPS 3d ave.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-16

When l tell you to look for Newmon & Co.'S Market across from the .postof- fice' that should be sufficient directions to locate this firm. After you arrive at the market, the courteous treatment you receive and the cheap prices will take you bGck each week. It's place where all are treated alike and the aim of this firm is to sell as cheap as possible and make quick turnovers. They like to see everybody happy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-16
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siding, when further plans were outlined and committees announced
 The question of establishing an auxii- iary among the colored people of Snl- ma was discussed, and action will he taken in the matter as soon as the Selma chapter is put in running order.