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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-18
DOGS, BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

list ARRlVED-Flne Young Red Head Next
ssn Parrots. at SO each; Yellow Head MeEi-
~ Parrots, at $40 and Sl3 each: every
fsTrot Is guaranteed that Il will learn 10
AlA3 cages 81 and upward.
=. c. NAHLE. $40 MARKET ST.
ssE SINGING ST. ANDREAsBURG ROLLER
seaeFlesi hnest songstera ohtalnablei $3.50
z4ehi eagea OF every descriptlOn; call where
fel will nnd largest stock In the civ 10 80
lsei from f. c, Vahle. 3l9 Market ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-18
TIE, WHITE WHIT, GO. O.,

rrpff,pS pS.BOOTU 3-passanger roadster, wire
sshesls one extra with tire mounted: excellent
fsons fone,uIR1o MOVERS 90 Used Car Department.
25s ~ Broad st. Walnut T62.
ysED TRucKs,-s Several well;;known, makes:
bodies Garford Phla. Co. 230S Chestnut.
ptcKARD 4.cylinder, 3O-H.P.. 7-passenger
irsntaine and touring. $3.50
THE WHITE co. ZIG North Broad at.
roadster, clec lights and starter;
= frst-elass condition; reas. 1879 Wallace.
Wanted
any condition; cash. MID
WAY 1911 Snyder ave-. Phi. Dickinson 43ls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-18
AUTOMOBILES

ror sale
sestrned RON Preceding Pace
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-18
STORAGE
TYPEwRITnRs AND SUPPLIES

VISIBLE MODELS SO. for one
month, $3.50 for months: rent from thu
manufacturers and be assured OF satisfac.
tory results rental payment applies pur.
chase. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER Co,
Inc, 40 $. 9th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-18
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

,opLAR 18lT-To hire (open day and night:
Park 1882; brand-new 5-pass. touring cars.
ii SO hr.: weddings funerals. 17i5 Girard.
- INDEPENDENT TA%GCAB co.
Hudson Super-SX BImousnes.
Special attention TO weddings and funerals.
Diamond 64G8 Never Closed. Park rs.
ny MoIsTER portable garages steel or stuceo.
o. display 3p3l N. 9th ct. TloEa 2pSi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-18

WIN d. CHAMBERS, 4o33 n. Broad 81,
PENNSYLVANIA SUBURBAN
EIItINs PARK New Colonial dwelling IL
rooms . baths hot water big hargain; 3
minutes from station, MCCORMICK MC-
CORMICE. lull Chestnut and flhtus PARK
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
Auv price. All locations. sale or rent
CHARLES j. HOOD & CO., Morris Bldg
,,otrNTRY SEATS, farms suburban homes and
huiding sites In northern suburbs OF Phia,
phone or write II, ]. Dagger, Inc, Amber Pa
LARGE LIST OF SUBURBAN HOMES sale or
rtnt on tire Main Line or Reading Railway.
NN III WILSON CO., Morris Building.
sfrurrRBAN RESIDENCES for sale or rent:
~ N.ttractiya locations; prices right. Maurice
Froovfr Real Estate Trust Building
NFARI.Y NEw-Brcls side-sard home z rooms
~ l,iNiiry heater, hath, lot 2lGul. 5000
seppE e SON, Darby
MAIN LINE. T., r..
pr,yS ATAWR-Several new houses FOR sale;
DE- ~ bliidiug sites by the acre frult foot
4tAirRAN D0LAiAS CO.. r. r.. cor Broad
aud Chestnut
REw Jersey suBuKBAS
lltPiNCUTr LOTS AND HOMES
HADuOk HEIGHTS. ~. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-18
REA1 rsrArF FoR RENr

LA-CYNWYp-Larre llst houses sale .
Commercial Trust BLDG 18th and Mark'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-18
BUSINESS PERSONALS

tLl. DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS TO HIRE
latest stylesl; also l-button braided cutaways
inr morning weddings.
COOPER, 1910 Girard ave. Poplar G3l2.
oaiEN. embrace this opportunity OF raising
money Cor YOUR organization; write for particu-
ars. NJ, II. Brendlinger Co, Inc, BO5 Grocer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

ebeufoQs nur pereinaeIt onautreffen
0or G11raem lp,irbe feitoeIteIlt. bah
aus ben 1900 aiimn bes geairtss'
bic ein aufttaualifes 2llter erreift
baben. isbt So ais 9onblutibortborng
reaiftrirt iinb. seym lIe6riaen lperpsn
aumeiit isbt aii6s ae5oltsn, bic Elm
Wro6uft Ser @rellauno atpeier rein.
bIiitiasr moIIen iinb. Gin ioaerannier
Scrub" pune purbe iiber6oupt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
auspcrfdnie Siu.icrlei Irt.

@cifnadyteu 1T nor6ci uno bic 8c'
itdftspelt beglnnt iid) auf oie gluss
hertanie itIder Sahen p0r5ubcreiten,
b:e ibr auf 2oger ge6lieben iin0 uno
0ie lie aus manlligiacpen Sriinoen
uidlt his sur ndbiteu &;iltteriuiiou
uili6eiuobren mill. SpnrIame SallS'
flnuen ulto iiberGalipt iold}e Sellic
lie nidt oarauf erDid)t iiao, iik inlm Y
Sas Teueiil ltne Wobei mite, ebeu 10 II
cs neu unh MODERN iii. a;lufhoficn,
icben oieier IaiicngenlnBen y9organl'
Gales" ntit bef reifliber @rrnrtltliJ
lno Spalimmq cnt1cgen S'ietet iih
Sa 6od icnen Santiliennnitteir, oenen
Is bic 8erholtuiiie mn eie ariclS'
tfcuerung nidjt erlnlben, ans Dem
&ollcn 5u tpirtbit)nften, Die erichnte
@cIegrnbcit, Die alte absetra1cne uno
niiSqlpadliene @irterDareercbe Der
ainoec nod @unid gu ereal3eu, obnc
einen oan tieiea CSriif IN 8ater5
0aiic III ndhen 4ieiem iteben OBJ bcr
toben Treiie obnebiss id)oa cie Saare
3u grae rao er eetraltt ii6 farm
nod sic ocuobnta GiJorre 81 rmId,ct,
,ueil inn ieOeSmaI, 'pcun er iidl hlr
tuitigcn Sorgeubreibcr an5iinost, NaS
lnbetoeIide Gefiibl iibertummt, ais
rb bomtt oud) gleifseitig Gle neuclt
GticieI. Die iciu aeltciter 10 uot9ig
broudlt, in &alt6 aufeeben.
Eieic 9lusperfditfe bobcn alio ibr1
rode SgiitaldbereGtiguno 0nls slgib,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
9rb 0ouns' s'Warft.
gtneinnati. /. Samar.

Der Rarit mar in Der DerfIofsnen
Node fart. bod Iinb bic prsils uns
perdnbert seblie6en. Die @sibdite
ipusn rubis. Die AuOtiruussn fino
'pie fOlgt:
grduHer Rusfiu Great 51ns 9
iz4s pooiisr essc, Blenmote g ioc. penber'
ton DanIiIp csc, Union iOe. Hriabfpn & lOc.
yare Sid II iss, Ma8nella q u " fiae. 2ep'
Persu i0.- eelse, DO. 9s4 27he. Utica 1914 25t.
bp. 90 32he, AoIefnooo iO.4 20e. DO. es4 27t.
Ntiabion iV'i zee, DO, g.4 20He.
1876. 5raii d its econ i2e. 'aoussais ii4e.
g.aionbsas ishs. siu iihs Cope i0iss, gblef
Ioc eeipirp sec iOe.. ebsftst zoe. SeTaeistg
Hoi i0s, grimrois siss 5epeoier 3ke Snbs
urban sac, Repsereq f0.4 Bic, DO. % 29c.
Ultra 1854 37ne, DO. es4 S5C. Holetpoob io.4
Sohss DO. s'a 2shs. grtebion 1914 3iAs. so
ausriesu sbiriIns 74e, Ctnira
Eou fes amertean 1netao ee. Mourniua size
Sbtabs g, simgion plcurninq sise, sulplon
xptn apbte olse. Hni!oHa.s 5tse. 1triiblre
ziSiass - ssaIsen Zoe, sssposs ioMs.
Cdfianb <ooh00 i4e. SulieH f2he Mmosftna
" u 2ie, cuerr Of tic sen X X 22hc,
Gus ,nebnnra 2ie. Gonesioad . Q 23ize.
9tratams amoeffna Gfnule sac
Y iihe. 0rereif glaffis phr, oartaiisr
Stapie shr i<s2 &c. fineiion &c. Dictator
giaibs cur ssn ifKs, aSbaI sIue
itht; anIaDamn iihe. SsHrieo 9iss gsoa'
Tentms- - Rriabion gao isS. pesnes ice.
afreta zoe. Qresesnf feMe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
Na d aroksn VI uh.rn.

Wiar bat fem nsltss SAautelpferb.
tas ibm Der @eibnahtsmdnr sebraAi
bat. gang init Rdueln befhlosen.
glbsr, Mor". ruff bic Mutisr etits
fcst, mas limb bag fur llnsesDesns
tciteu2"
.@ar feline 1lneesooenbeiten", rstts
Fertigt Ii6 Der gutTts. .mDhieIt b.
niht auh etusugideeI fir mein Gifsts
Ines pferb ppierng"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
lIelb, Bombs nnb Nitien in Rem g)orf

0.fAAitSpabiere wursen ~ A-4Hx
hisfeniid. @eGiel aaf 2on6on paren he
~ fsr 90 Gape tL7l Y, Commercial BilIs
% Ises N.7i. Sl4t &4.1b,x; Rsbel
snys'fuassn $4.7s9E gtanss sidi s.s4K.
Rsbd 6.tsf. Slsh Eidi 733<. &absI 1o1.
Arsnsn Sitt IN. Aaba IN. Hirs ethi
$50. eabd ass, Rubd Si&s 8ox: Ra.
vi SoK; eifbsr.ibarssn 1885,, Rerifanifds
fis Rem Dor'er aflisnb6fft blisb ee.
i6Ionea uns % ialsn tw Oaositunssn Da-
tsr ass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

20. Nst. go fooo
/. San. 1O1 2675 -
Rtnbpisb. - Gas Satr srOffs
nets nit elmer fortsn 3ufubr unb
itetissn g}r,Iisn unb III cine CUTE
Saiion 3u srpartsn.
prima I4psre Stisre $9.50-1O.s
90; Tlsiifxr Stisrs S600-8.50;
aussrlsIens Bis EXTRA $S.75-5.25;
gxifers $5.50-7.75; auserlsieue Bis
ertra $S.0o-S.50; 8iibs $780,
so; auserlsIsne biz srtra $6.75 -7.s
%; Gamers $4.25-5.00; Wlil6tiibe
$40 $4,000; Stodsrs unb 5esosrs;
Stiere $5.00-7.00; 5sifers $500
800; Gii5e $5.00-5.25.
gullen. 81. 3ufubr mar
lei9t unb Die pr.iis blieten iietis.
Gais Yullen $7.00-7.5O; goloss
ma $6.00-6.5; masers unb lsiate
$5.O0-5.75.
adlber. - Der Wartt fir adl,
bsr 6finsk fart unb waren bic
prsiie ron 25-50e b0bsr.
Bette leidte adlber S12.50-13.,
90; fair biz CUTE s11.50-12.50; ors
oinars unb srobe $5.00-10.50.
S9psiH. - Die 3ufubr mar
leidis fir ben Mo9eusanfans un9
bic preiie singen 10c iiir 100 pfunS
in be 6obs fiir CUTE ibwere SdDsiHe.
Cute Bis auserleTsns S9tpert unD
Gldf6srIorisn $1o.60-10.e5; ss.
mii6is Derpadungsiort.n $10.40--
1850; ausseiudts mittlsrs, 16o bis
1s0 pfunb $10.35-10.5o; Isi9!e
0srfanbtforisH, 120 Bis $50 pfult5.
$990-10.15; orbindre bis quite Jsrs
lei, 10 spfunb unb oaruntsri 500
500; ordinate Bis auserlsi,n. Iaper.
feti. Sdue $7.50-9.50; Stass
$70O-8.50.
g9afe unb 2Gmmer. -
Die 3ufubr mar uidt srOb ssnus UNI
cine 4snberuHg IN Der Situation bers
bei5ufiibren. bod fpdren iltsrs Sdafs
ssiu6t unb bic prsii. rparen ftetis.
S9afe, auserleisns bis erira $8.25
$50; CUTE Big aus.rIsiene $3.50 -
8.25; orbindre Bis fair $5.5o-700.
= admmer. aussrltisne bis erira
$1325-13.50; ausseiudte S13.65;
CUTE bis aussrlsieue S12.50-13.25;
oreinGre bis fair $9.00-12.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

pdnte. = Wldrff mar ru1ig MD
itetig. glasgeial5cne Wo. I, 20--
21e per pfunb; No. 2 DO. 19-2Oe
per pfunb. Sit Builders friTde 20
21e per pfunb; gountrp 15-16t;
aalbfsne 32--33c; glo. / gulIen 16c;
Ito. 2 bo. 15c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
1dali@er marft.B eriHt.

II 3tNt -
Cincinnati, /. Sanuor.
Die na9foIssnbM Quotiruns,n Be.
5ieben ii9 nur auf gnsross 5ransat.
t!onsn. Bel tlsineren gsid,diten lper'
ben etipas bSber. preiie b.rs4nst.
propifioneH.
g dmol3. - primn Stsam IL.
W-16.25; UamiIp 16s-17c.
1rodeHgtfaI5enes Jlsiia,
- Sbort clear Ssitm loie 15a-
164e; grtra ibori clear Gsiien 163-
16as; iur5e Ripptnisitsn 153-15ac;
9efIiss 174-17ac.
Bacon. - Gbort clear Ssiter
17s-1s4e; extra Ibort clear Ssiter
16s-174e; extra ibott clear Ssiisr
1&-173e; jbort Rippeuieiteu 49,
Tie; Bellies 19a-19ae.
Gugdr Gureb Gltifh. -
S4inisn 2Oa-21r; pienis S1ulisrn
15A-16e; Breatiaf Bacon 23-25e;
S9uIttrn In padeteu 15A-16c; Refr
Doyt Gut 15a-18e; trodsne Heel
GGinien 3oa-41a per pfunb.
SIbgep5feIttsGIeifd.-
Gd5insen 17-17ac; pienie S&nI'
tern 12S-12se; Bellies 17A-1se;
shultsrn 14t-14ae; G&ultru "
". Gut l4s-14ie.
Grif@es HIsifd. - S4in'
fen 16A-17Ae; pienic G1uItsrn 12t
-12}e; G9uItern 13a-14c; fhori
Rippnfsiten 13a-14e; ihort sls1:
mippenieiten 144-14se; ertra ibort
clear Rippenfsit.n 13s-14e; Bellies
lsidte ls4-16ae; Bellies. i4psre
15I-153e.
We6f unb GetretbG
wlsbI. - mintsr paisHi S8-25--
S.75; Mintsr fanep $7.75-S.25;
minisr familp $7.25-7.75; Winter
srtra $6.25-6.75; Winier orbindrer
5.75--6.25; 6art.s W,i3sn patsnt
s8.25-8.75; Sariss De!sen fanep
s7.5O-S.00; 5aries Dsissn Gumilp
$6.25-6.75; Rosssu, Roribpsitsrn
stmiiGtes S6.75-6.90; Rcseeu Gitp
r.ints, $7.OO-725; gfossen. gitp.
semifdt.s. $6.75-700.
@tisen. - Ro. 2 rotkr Winttr
Sl.s0-1.S2; No. 8 bo. $1.76-l7S;
20. 4 bo. $1.52-1.62.
WeII6iorn. - Np. 2 tptibes
s6-96ae; 80. 8 bo, 95A 96e; no.
4 bo. S4-94ae; go. 8 bo. 92---
eae; Ro. 8 bo. 90-92e. - 80. 2
sesbts 95A -96c; 30. 8 bp. s5-
.95As; no. A bp. 93a-94te; To. 8
DO. 92-94e; 30. 8 bo. 90-92. -
Go. 2 ssmiTdst.s 95h -96e; Ro. 8 to.
95-95Ae; go. a bo. 93A-94Ac; Wo.
8 bc. 90 94c; go. 8 DO. 90--92c. -
WeiBss aoIbtntorn 93 95e; sslbes
aoIb<niorn 95--97c; ssmif4tes Rof.
xniorn 92--94e.
0aftr. - Ro. 2 ptiBtr B5--
b5Ar: 6ianbarb ipsiber 54a 55c;
Rc. 8 tpeibsr 54-54Ac; go. 4 ipsiber
52-53e; SO. Q saniidtsr 53h 54c;
no. 8 ssmifGter sinbeimifder 52A
5sae; 30. A ssrnii6tsr 52--52ae.
Hoggen. - 20. 2 S1.40-1,4 Al;
go. 8 $1.36-1-3s; Ho. 4 S1.25-
1.32; prcbs $1.20-1.25.
mhisfsh
gerfauft tpuroen - gbIs, III.
ftlsrs 6inifbeb Goobs auf Der Bats
$1.A per 0uilone.
groeeries.
Raffee - Sopa 23-30e; Coda
2o-3os; GUATEMALA fauep 19e; bo.
suier l7as.
M, e.r>,a
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0te & ortrofIs.

Sin 5elbqrauer idreibt Ucn Der
Srort: @iHes gtbeubs finbe if Fsi
einem admcrao:r, Der pi,t 5elDpoIts
brRie nit 8amenbdrbT6rift betommt.
folqenees 8srSeifnib:
GtatsmdSigs graut: gife.
Reierpe: 2otts.
2anope6r J.; Toni.
2ounrebr g.: 9rife,
@SfabreIsrpe: Srieoa.
2onbiturm: @srtrro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

3uttr. = Watst itftig. --yfaffis
Rirtu Gut 2oaf $8.75; poipbereb ST.
80; Cubes $7.95; sronulirier $7.45;
GoHfNiioners ~ $3.45; Gff ~"
$706-7.15; ptibr EXTRA $8.S5-
6a6: srtra .G. S6.S5 ~ bunbtrt
piaaA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
Ser 6anOelsfries GaslanOs.

Cine unterrebung nit bem Siibrer Der
sroBten Snbliitrie. - @egen a6.
idIiebiing. - Cir Slliy1 Bell Der
9niidt, bab in SreibonSel aud II!
3uflinft GngIanhg Sell Iieot. =
9ie beuti6e Snoultrie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

Vinetnn ett. 90. 0es.. rSil

VbwsyHu spI W. 0e8~ 1vl&
~ psalsu psrsx tsuts, an leeten Oe.
S9Aiiete1s BE- JsbrsS, sismii4 ifarl Be.
t41itlet, bod puren a nnr Woutlnea,.
I4SItG Die Radtraes na9 9arfebea wnr
tstss seanenswertbs. tJir Tarfebeu on
ssgs wurbsn BON ben Bsnfen 4HX bs.
ss4ast, uttreno Oei&aftspapiere ~ -
~ MslsHttrt uersen. Jm oisHsu Warste
uurbsn Tsrfeheu on saus ID 4-<K%
snb snf Bsit ~ 4K-Sx,S plaesrt.
GsAia ssi Ssp Osn
euyksS ~ vaTi ssii&sa 8anfen peyisuft.
Its gssaisrrsts tsiraat soc prdmis per
0sAia esf esssps.
&ids. 0eAfei saf acnbon psrbes ~
~ bss yio. Sterfini quptirt. FIR Hed-
~ est Berlin fuureen zoe bro Nforf, b..
ye4aet. far We&id aui Saris l75ze pre-
6sane. ani Nmitersam llKs bro Oulben
unb eui Dies 15e pro Rrons. 2ireS t8e,
Rubti 30 6tedhsIn pro Krone $3.50,
5sanes t6d 6dsetiI 2)s.
csnbss ctlissiisass
nssta rntia unp heiiI. Die 0aniea quo
iiseH sk fcIot:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
pferbe nss WRauleieI.
Gtnslnnati. /. Sanuar.

EtHtTHHdft, /. Jdhudt.
Sn Der DeriIoFsnsn Moas mar Der
Marit Iunsidm, bod bieltsn ii9 bic
prsiie. Gut beiIsren pierb. uno
Maulthire fannen .2fbnabns. Die
Quptirungsu iinb ME Eplat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
Gin frenger etptsssrs

oWudt Sbre Scdtir aud ttw
l5odseitsrsiis, 6err Niiaer2"
.Was idat Sbrer EN-! 81, iuns
GEN 2eute ioIIfu er't mas peroi nm,
ebe iie iiCh fclds unr0thileu 9tussabsn
erlaubeu - bic Sph5eitsreiis mad
ih nit menler Srau~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
Uisbmar rft.

ginttnnati, /. 5anuar.
3ufubr unb 9eriaubt fir bic psrs
floHensn 48 Stunbsn, persli4en nit
bsrtslben 3sit Der !ssien MO4s. iDarsn
ME folgt:
The Ocala banner., 1917-06-15
THE UNION STATION MATTER
SETTLED

The last obstruction standing in
the way of the building of the union
station has been removed, and the
building of that long deferred edifice
can now proceed without any further
delay.
The deeds were passed Wednesday,
and work upon its construction can
now begin at any time.
The wait has been long and tedious,
but the various chains of title had to
pass through so many hands and had
to be passed upon by so many differ
ent corporations that it was prolong-
ed to an indefinite length of time.
The new station will. however, be
completed in ample time to accom-
modate the winter travel
1t will add one more step to Ocala's s
growth, which is steadily going for
ward.
The Ocala banner., 1917-06-15
SALE OF LIBERTY BONDS URGED
BY r. r. w. c..
$3.50 A YEAR

Mrs. w. S. Jennings, president Of
the Florida Federation, urges all club
women to make every effort in the In
terest of the sale of liberty bonds in
the short time remaining for the sale,
which ends June 18th. The follow
ing telegram from Mrs. ]. P. Meow
ern, chairman, Atlanta, Ga, explains
itself. Florida belongs to the south
eastern section:
81 have been appointed chairman
of the southeastern section of the
federal woman's liberty loan commit
tee, of which Mrs. W. g. McAdoo is
national chairman of the committee
formed to interest women in getting
purchasers for liberty bonds. Please
get in touch with your clubs at once
and urge members to carry on an
intensive campaign for the sale of
the bonds, which ends June Is"
The Ocala banner., 1917-06-15
RED CROSS TELLS HOW WAR
FUND is TO BE SPENT

Since the announcement by Presi-
dent Wilson that during Red Cross
week, June 1925. the Red Cross war
council would raise $100,000000 for
the Red Cross war fund, the ques-
tion has constantly been asked:
What is the s100,00O,OOO for? How
will it be expended"
In answer the following brief yet
comprehensive statement has been
made by the Red Cross war council:
This s1O0,UOO,000 war fund is be-
ing raised by the American Red
Cross to safeguard the health, COM
fort and happiness of American
troops. Already s350,000,000 has been
expended for relief through the COM
mission for relief in Belgium, accord
ing to a recent statement, and the
men composing the war council of
the Red Cross claim that 100000
is not too much for Americas con
tribution toward the humanitarian
task
The following statement has been
issued outlining the way in which the
American Red Cross will look after
American troops at home and abroad
American troops under General
Pershing are in Europe. They de.
serve Americas best The govern
ment will see that there is nothing
lacking in equipment and material to
make them efficient fighting men,
The American Red Cross will see
that nothing is lacking to keep them
healthy, happy and efficient soldiers
For this the Red Cross must have:
L. Hospital and medical equip
ment to supplement that of the army
medical department equal to any
emergency. Equipment to care for l.,
000,0 men ought to be provided al
once.
2. Recreation and rest facilities
behind the firing line. Americans or
leave, unlike the British and French
cannot return to their homes. Club
rooms, sport supplies, books and 9th
er means of recreation must be sent
them from America.
5. Personal comfort kits and small
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NO REST FOR THE GERMANS
FROM BRITISH ATTACKS

London, June 12-While the can
ton OF the front in Belgium, from
the region of the North Sea to the
French border, probably preliminary
to infantry attacks by the French
and Belgians, the British troops in
the Messines region are giving the
Germans no rest.
Not satisfied with the capture of
the famous Messines Ridge last week,
Field Marshal Haig's men continued
here and there TO dig further into
the territory held by the Germans.
New thrusts made by the British are
showing appreciable gains.
Late yesterday the gain was con-
siderably enlarged, bringing the Brit
ish front to within a short distance
of Warret0n, the capture of which
would give them domination of the
road leading eastward about three
miles TO the important town of Com
ines.
These operations added to the
number of prisoners taken by the
British and also gave them seven
more German field guns.
Comparative quiet reigns on the
front held by the French except for
artillery duels on various sectors, es-
pecially in the region of Mount Gar
nillet. The Berlin war office asserts
that on the Chemin-des-D Danes the
Germans in a surprise attack killed
the occupants of French trenches on
Monday and returned to their own
lines later with prisoners.
On the Russian front quietude still
prevails.
In Macedonia artillery lombard
ments are still in progress at various
points.
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ALLIES HAVE FORCED RULER OF
GREECE TO ABDICATE

Athens (Via Paris), June 13.-The
fall of Constantine l, king of the Hell
lenes, has come. In response to the
demand of the protecting powers
France. Great Britain and Russia-he
abdicated today in favor of his sec
ond son. Prince Alexander.
This climax in the affairs of Greece
was brought about through the agen-
cy of the French senator, NJ Jonnart,
who has held posts in several French
cabinets, and who arrived in Athens
only day or two ago on a special
mission as the representative of
France, Great Britain and Russia.
NJ. Jonnart had previously visited
Saloniki and other points, and he lost
no time in getting into conference
with the Greek premier, Alexander
Zaimis The demands of the powers
respecting the abdication of King
Constantine also specifically elimi-
mated Crown Prince George as his
successor, the crown prince being in
cluded among those Greeks in official
life who were considered strongly pro-
German
Both the former king and Prince
George. it was announced today, in
tend to leave the country immediate
ly.
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CONCERNED OVER
DATE OF ADJOURNMENT

Washington, June 13.-With the
weather getting warmer each day.
talk of adjournment is heard every
where. Although there are intima-
tions that congress intends to quit on
or about July l, predictions of the ad-
journment are largely guesses. 1t is
recalled that three or four years ago
when it was said that the lawmakers
would finish their work by the first
week in August, they remained at
their desks until November If the
senate does not spend an unreasona-
BILE amount of time in debate on the
revenue bill, congress will get away
before independence Day.
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articles not included in army, regula-
tions. Many thousands of articles
from toothbrushes to writing paper,
pipes, etc, are needed to take the
place of things that could not be
brought along.
A Red Cross commission, headed
by Major Grayson, Nj. P. Murphy,
member of the Red Cross war coun-
Gil, are in France studying ways in
which the Red Cross can best aid
French and Belgians, individuals and
towns, in re-establishing themselves.
The work of the Red Cross com
mission will be:
l. Civilian relief. Hundreds of
thousands of refugees in northern
France are almost entirely dependent
on outside aid. There is little food
in France. America must supply this
need. Clothes, too, must be sent, and
the simplest articles of personal ne.
cessity.
?. tuberculosis One of the out
growths of trench war has been the
alarming spread of tuberculosis all
through France. This must be check
ed and stamped out, not only for
Frances sake, but for the safety of
our own troops when they arrive
abroad
3. Medical Needs How deficient
France is in hospital and other equip.
ment which America must supply is
shown in the following list of imme.
diate needs:
Fifty new motor ambulance sec
tions of twenty-three Ford cars, plus
two white trucks each, and the men
to drive them.
Two hundred thousand blankets,
two meters long( fifty by two.
Ten tousand kilos of Quinine (hy
drochlorate of sulphate).
Thirty thousand kilos of cod liver
oil
One thousand kilos caiacol.
Two thousand kilos cade oil.
Two thousand kilos B. balsam nap
thol.
Three thousand kilos salycilic acid
Five thousand kilos urethane
(ethyl carbonate)
One thousand kilos methylene blue
Two thousand tents with double
sides weighing about 200 kilos each
for the sheltering of twenty to thirty
wounded in clearing hospitals.
One thousand tents of a larger mod
el, also with double sides, capable
of holding 120 beds.
Four hundred thousand pairs of
wooden socks.
Ten thousand sanitary slop pals.
Twenty thousand pairs of flannel
waistcOats.
Five thousand pairs of surgical In
dia rubber gloves.
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WORK BEGUN ON NEW GIRLS IN
DUSTRIAL SCHOOL

The contract for the new indus.
trial school for girls was recently let
to Messrs. Halsema, Buckland and
Fitchner of Jacksonville, and the pre-
liminary work on the new building
has already been started.
Mr. J. A. Jackson is here from
Jacksonville, and is superintendent
for the above named firm, and will
be in charge of the work.
The new school will be a splen-
did structure, adequate in every way
for the needs of this institution, and
when completed will fill a long felt
want in the state, as Florida for a
long time has needed just such an in
stitution for the caring for her delin.
quent girls.