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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
CASUALTY LISTS
 IN PAST , DAYS
 TOTAL 3,758 MEN
Believed to Be Part of Toll of Victory in Aisne-
 Marne Victory.

Washington, Aug. 9.--Including 623 announced today, army and Marine Corps casualties received from over seas and made public since Monday, when the toll of the victory on the Marne-Aisne front began to come in. now total 3,75S. Of these 3,15O were soldiers and eos marines.
 Six army lists given out today con tained 571 names. including 333 miss ing in action and the one Marine Corps list had 52 names.
 The combined lists today showed an increase of 1S1 over those yesterday, but their total was less than that of any one of the days this week.
 Nearly one-half or the men named in the army lists today were from Pennsylvania, the total from that state being 239, of whom 79 live in Phila- delphia. The other men named were from various states.
 The six army lists combined and the marine list show:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
ROADS MUST GIVE SEATS TO PASSENGERS

Washington, Aug. 9.-After taking trip between Cincinnati and Hot Springs, w. Wa., and noticing that passenger coaches In several trains were filled with travellers without seats, Director General McAdoo today ordered additional cars attached to the trains or second sections op- erated.
 Investigations now are being con- ducted by the Railroad Administra- tion looking to relieving crowded con- ditions on passenger trains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
Italians Form New Line.

London, Aug. S.-Advises received in London are to the effect that the Italian retirement in Albania has been stopped and that the allies are now occupying strong positions and still hold Berat.
 Bacsu, in the Caucasus, is still occu- pied by Armenians. The Turks attack ed the town August ?, but were re- pulsed.
 The Turkish operations in the Cau- casus are said to be in disregard of German wishes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
DUTCH TALK PEACE.

London, Aug. 9.-Rumors are cur rent in Dutch political circles that Deputy Nolens, who has been charged with the formation of new govern ment intends suggesting to the new cabinet that it make an offer for mediation to both belligerent groups, according to Amsterdam dispatches to the Central News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10

Thos. R. IAshcraft, .presisstesria pr Rochester. Minn:, to sanitaridb at the May o brothers ss, s Mir. Lls ulcer of the stomach: vears ypl was at Rqtchester s Iwo Mayos NJ has fbeen under Dls' ment sincI Ie that time'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10

With the American Army on the Vesle, Aug. (Thursday).-Pris CTS say that the order for the retreat from the Marne was joyously received by most of the German troops, espe cially the SaXons, who expressed the hope this last German failure to reach Paris would hasten the coming of peace.
 Prisoners taken from different divisions on various parts of the front agree that it is the German plan to retire to the Aisne.
 Allies Retake 200 Villages.
 With the American Army on the Vesle, Aug. 8 (Thursdaay) Tn their offensive since July IS the allies have regained approximately 1,500 square kilometers More than 200 villages and towns, including Soissons, Cha teau Thierry and Fismes, are again in the hands of the allies. The front has been shortened by B kilometers (about 33 miles).
 According to information contained in documents in possession of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10

 BENEFIT DROPPED

Chicago, Aug. 9.-The Willard Dempsey boxing match which was to have been staged at Fort Sheridan tomorrow for the benefit of the Sal vation Army "Overseas" war fund, has been called off, it was announced tonight, as result of the committee in charge failing to- confer with Fort Sheridan officials who in turn pro- hibited the match
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
REDUCE SIZE OF TRUNKS.

Washington, Aug. 9.-To save space in baggage cars for the army, the conservation division of the War In- dustries Board had advised nanufac- turers that trunks should not exceed 40 inches in height or length, and that travelling bags and suitcases should be restricted to sizes from IA to 28 inches. with all partitions, sec tions. false bottoms. etc. eliminated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
BoLsH|Ev1K AREaaSSss1 ERaSs1|
 BRITISH C0t'p

London, IAug. 1o.-Roesne esssaerI Lockhart. lacting %n,t;sneis coasu, stba' Moscow. and six bl Wrench de to his staff and several a an 'srrssbdi,, matic agehts have been ,sen;k;. ir sar Moscow ibH the. belsn'
 Daily Mail.l : <, <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
THRIFT STAMP
 TOURNAMENT AT 4, ,,, :. !. COUNTRY CIV'

An 1s.hole handicap ,,i;1i 1fIs' be al thrift stamp tournament c,ntrv wma 0 ed on the links of the GoS4"iih ;os+ The it was announced last nign.. Y ...ma nm try fee will be one thrl1t s''
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05
DR.. J. p Drazkowski
WastaanOtt0tunnit:
D-12 p&ivSlla 10 iltapxN
Ssnsunta.sin:
80 aa1nupxivxllx.
Ksnttssri
Merchants & Miners panhn yikk

meet rattaimpaniafin. 0tittaiiend
lcipottomana ia bblidttpnd ban ful'
jeff immesln butpittelupaifasla lois
ten, Iciffiipien Insten ia tGipeleipier
berroien ia naisten IoanitSe.
Sdn istrultui ptiindiielIe ra9ille'
tarttlri m~olcmhmin fdiin ialrium,ia taa
benliiaan ia npiaii leirtaania rpstp-
fin - bplidtpn ia aiiuan toitpottos
ma nGfoiiena. gldmd> Ell bdntd
enG1 lainfaan lpoinut i%piebGttGG, ia
mit1bmt bGnellc filnlema tpiii. iotd
tp9ti bGn fulti?
@GptGtp1G pitfin tlli nopein astee
lin mics. adoesiddn bdnella pli tirs
ia, iota b1,t llti min i%nnoffaasti, ct
tai nno6ti fdifen milun ia .tormdii
rabia pastaart, ioIla iparpbns istni.
Charlton nouii brpaten ieiiaallecn
ia nafi pittGiL standardization mies
ben ieiSotpan cbesidan.
,sb.. onteetii, %bstatudnil' ianoi
ipieras.
,,SGiritim tplldfim tcib1n ipipid
mietisfelwdirnc; annttd pin Min tca
tonaan len bptpan iar,oman WalIasa
ia, miitfa hin tdstd firiasta.'
nNiinpG tciban ~aiatufienne lienea
iudt tdrd betfcna p%uloiiammat ftin
miniin', oil lpbbuton ipastaus.
6@bfdpd Iiicn fen teille, Min iaats
te itie p%ddttGG". @ieras fatiabti
%firiaatia ia Iirfi: sos Siimala on
pliplellmnme, fifa moi Ola meitG
tpastaan? an, iofa Ell idGstGnpi
omda Soifdaniafaan, ipaaii antoi bG-
net n%lttiifii meibdn faiffien ebest1,
fuinta bdn poiii plla rabioittamatto
mcilIe faiffea muitafin bGnen fats-
%inan?"
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gesien,er, Mieb.

SO fpi5ooirfiit ON ditneftii meilIefin
r,ipa totcontlla bbteiiiim q ttlai>
luufiiiu Sitmalan inttdn 16reem. 8ii-
me iunnirntaisilta milobostiii pitein
inblntilaifulSetii, fun feniinaarilai-
fet aranttaIa, sLbo, aoffouen ia Bile
iliis oitein ipoitnaftadsti iulistifpat
mcille iiiti ilrlrcstd iotpimtpsta, icfd
on mciodn %furiien fsrtistcnt ctestS
tapabtiuilIt H@olBntaari ristill1. ni Sa
famine iloita aiitirueestammtc ar.
mon ntaiutpiSia 3. &iitoS ~ipcliet tdpms
nistdnnel1om 29taJi9l mill ,nni
ndGn1i periaritaiha I. f.i6 pp fotoonz
TIM nuiSteu o~rnpeluieurd fsllol 4 pdts
hpdild lfirfnt Il ialisin. NL@nbipipDpodn
fnttaa @ts strtfolda sja rSif. Soitpo.
tudnu ipiernita rpat6uiinufiiuic iaatuis
lttaarrjo &ailfaatai Acknowledgements
Ia pittquf lima aitammc perGstG.
GaIion on tdrfeitG aIioita fesfiistel-
t1rntIa.
Gmii innimntaiiltaata t. t. s y. ITO
1880 on obieImaillaapictto tirtosia
tyttDien om~peIrtieltran toirnesta. Sb-
iefmla iiidltdG prbeita past. ". @as
iiinnalia. Wtr 81. apffpiclta, runoja,
fsrtotmrsiia iIdiIIaia n8.namn! lsefSt tois
ippiu,i tirfon tdpocltd Julia iuisrnital
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05
G%aifallinen ruodatarpeiben tan.

- Haitallinen riiodatarpciben tars
fastaia Geo. 81. SIeigbt, Of iadniit
ieuraaipam firieen 2aniingistG, foss
fien ioferifortteia ia bleiiesti iofertn
fGbttoG: 3}Afi
8asbingtonista tulfeen' obieen miF
faan io~feritortit foferin ostosid 'iefa
n. I. certificates ci ole end tar.
peen idrleen ioiililfiim 1p. Sefd Main
ollen ioferitortit poibaan poistaa, idt
tdeu ioffrin 9staiain ipapanebtoiietli
asiaffi f&pttaa ioteriaN a%inoastaar q
paunaa bcntiloG fobten flntfmibesId.
Geo. q. Rrescctt,"
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3rOi, Sclt, Ssis.

eair5anaHta" il 't.IIaicwa i,9,i 5p jfaiiSsiIla !
rinidasti. @Ir." SriSi1f ssarfIoh .iqiz
rasthf Iw.nY y8ratH III fttiSsrif hida9SIL nut st
ia ilAnpfi HntAasahlfIfhbi '1~f1s;iafSSfRGafmllalaal tabti..
I@aruien6a a%Se,rtaiff ibSliiliAitlilltMTp @oSSt1S5aa nl
oil ifpaliut,pTIaa5at naobtaiarRq @a%ai@aur Ilda,
ma. qffuii 9li11ipsiii oiio@aal tdbdiritl ,h mac !
ban, ibti fitolftsafdRal al, qltSii 2s'n 'f65ili E
tias. ISasmf aiDiicofiiftOOril ioiStaa tp,ilq,t-
ia %iittem. @aipaaiuat puoliie hum
taman tibnnliatdfoeeal tJRaIl6 thif'S poifan5a
tmrsia ia id. S&stSfhippoii, 9~fasipatti fl
i'm I'd 'eno. 'e1Sdihaus tapabtinr
Srontcooin baiitalsntaaban perians
tainasltut. SrAm,t mimi iiina
@rnsSobn aRitfa idaiuastiiic mini :
tdan tt.ltltaHtiiHe bd,r prrriS tms7t-
pi ~taitpotaan ! Jaerdttfaniataloi @aIIc
on teairnntta netrheittcnarja MON
to n9nio It9cglgt4incfin 'ni.ini ninm
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05
Mies, iOfa toi bppan ianomnm.
tSupmcnnps tanstasta.

a..lSupl1clutps 8
@sipat teti tiloaan. SiImut pai-
fnitpat, linnit tuiiertelitpdt puiben
Idttppisio, ia laubtea, pd~iiudniaistei-
icJl benfdps fiilfi bli moan tuobcn
feipsan cnteifa ia fcidntaipaiMiia trIs
resiamp. @utta g6arltonsifto Ell
fuinta9r orliit auaroifGn ia iroiien ma
fSinenl irliestellesfaan aamapaipdrfd
failapaania n%oiaten SsSe Yarfisfa.
Seitfemantbmmeuta feida ipanbus 10
of Hd6nbt, monet toitpeet ia faibot
bda OF faanut tuta6outtaa, toinen
%toifenid iaIfeen oliipat fuolrsct 6e,
ioibin bancn ~ibpamenfa tasfd eide
iIisia oil fiintsnst, ia terfueps fefa
orifuat tpd6iterren meunset
tien FUN bdnet m~analeucns
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g~bteisommarr5fifn nisHf5Fia


Wtiilitenfin pu pitbuitu ircnipoobi-
taistcn iaaiuutitiista, niii, iictGd e.
rds baard, iostn CT niuafaan pitfGGn
uifaan ole pirbittu mitG1in, tuIla
mainitiifii, fila ictin pitolestnun TO-
pistaa. ettd me plemmc nouIemasia.
Sarfcitm tGIld fertaa pltbiia ipd6Gn
ciuusfaupan afiosta ia mitcn ilturi
bleiip iiibcn ~iubtn1ltuu.
Noin iproii tafaperin oiiusfalpail
~liifeipaibto tcfi fu~ifaubesia lnoin fos
fonaiiisin Ilmutisfa fanottumd SO, 800
Sfpt fun nulober olemnie abertaneet ia
ponnistancet, prittdneet ia pubuncctI
oIsmSeS SaSlecf tqtVtiiin joi4ih ipar1
MP toiminta a~iroastaan aiioita ipic'
2cfaflnip ipiimeinen tpaitua ndstti ct
to Oiilustaupm fiitffoqibto of $12,4
321.75 Iotafuillla. MGmG mlmeroi
piibrtpat iellaista fieltG, ipta Ell mo
fitfdm miutffi mlnrtana fuditta fiiinfd
baluatin ,oliiin pasiptiibm jfta iudI
bdn minimum fobottaa battuaanfin
miitta %iatantine ielIaisten temtpprien
teon niine, iotfa nnittitpat filitbffess
fT ~ b,,afoIoo, stnoVnTt,,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05
Srans @aati.

u Saubattu: @eranen lpnt. Sai.
fSfnsla Surun laGniG ispsf. 2 y. 1882
AgSen tpiiton iairastettilnnn infIuens@
56n ia teubfofuumettn, fiioli @ont-
reafisSG<9 8is. marrast. 2s p. 1918,
96m II. ia % p. iuarbana. 2as
5haad par fdiSdaTraail toahno M HsI-
i'm fplobctt spar.ba tptdr. 5aubm
Mrnaii pdsts% o. fSaSrA slAhSA'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05

sri 9~inbhpbnt alfaa tdstdlabtien
srifasqlanaa aetfptq surtfuriiOiq
(toaHns). @%ritbineu pdsfpa ipiifosia
trillama mGiGiraGmddt talle tbolle, ios
la ilmpitetam enii mmerosia tars
fenutiin. Cfrlt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05
9iituslauie.

aiitGn noprimmin @dtefielbin gsz
satpid crittdimtit att Side Mdiidstd
ia Scr Sobn Saidsta, iiitd rabala9.
iasta. $4,000. ionfa olette fcrdnneet
ia labioittanilt minrIle ia lapiilleni.
Samnlla Iaiiiiin itttofieti Srcna
tpsobin pobioistpldt bstGipilIe fiitd
$1,000 rabGlabiasta. Sumala teilIe
taifillc bptpbbtenne pa%lfitfccnl
@rs Innd Mietttt ia 1apiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05

& @nrl g1Gti flioli Gilesio, Bis.
TeIfltantiin 80 ipilooen ipmbana,
xhipaaapot tpaimo ia fafii lasta baus
xattiim ellen sSiirIepn baitaiismaaban
Scr IA a@rs sles @iuaiien poita
Garf SuOi1 tioli ~ioiiliit. 2 y. 5 II.
spanbara, bailoattiin ellen SSrpntpoo<
bin.
Sa,Itailtiet Y toi@istsht natIe
Nnoerfon & OfSan balitaustoimisfoss
to tg2 lt 4g0f
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05
Souoottu: slfba grtfi Moias

Sauoattn: Slba grifi Maia>
Ia. Spmt. Mlaipabella 6bodnmaan M
IdsSd 4 y. belmif. 1884 ia ailoli tdalz
Ia sultutaatiim 4, I. 90 p. 81 10. 0
q. ia 10 pdiiuan itdiiend. Sdnta
idbimnG taipoaipat puoliio, 2 poifaa.
ia 8 tttGrtd. 5~aituus toimitettiim t..
t.26p
Soa Maria YolIari, ipnt. Wapnar
nisia, Mass. 7 p. tnmmif. 1907 ia
kuodi t1dIla fultiptmItiin t. I. "a p.
III M. 10 II. ia 10 pdiiuG,t itGiiend.
9dut6 IHAinnG faipaaipat IT'D ia diti,
q tuelied Ia iisto.s 5autaiis toinitet-
Tin t. I. 81 p.
ySuma 8esina Berg, ipnt. Sampez
reeIla s p. tammif. 1914 ia fuoli
tddIId tultutaitiin t. 7. 90 y. A NJ.
10 IT. ia 90 pditpdu ifdiie,pa. Sies
upista ldhinnd faipaaiuat IT'D. diti ia
=
2 neIied. Saiitalis toimitettiiu t. t.
IS B..
l2ily .2gbIi 2dtttd, fpnt. Sron @el>
sisid 1 p. iorluf. 1904 ia fuuIi fiilz
tiitautiin Sron 8eltisid t. I. &c y.
10 NH If. ia % pditudn ifdiiend.
s6Snta -Iabinnd faipaaiput ifd ia .diti,
8 fistoe-ia 8 ipelied. Sairtmls toimi-
liettiin % p. marrasfinlta Sron 8els
aisGG.
Irne Baiiinta
sa10 9. aper It. SirbeIin 9s9., Sron-
ubbos, gaicS. q
g.. n
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Glinfustannufiet noniemat,i ~wmoSesia
1000

@asbingtou, - Spoiuiraston til
lastptpimistpn tdnd6n iulfniiemien
tilastoien mlifaan eIinfustannutiet
Dbbpstpnlloisla ipiime ippsf. lopusid
pdGttpipdnd ~ fuufautis faiitena
pipqt fcstimdGrin %nousleet 16 pros
Seutilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05

Rastori T. Bistari iaopui sis
len, tdSdan pibettatuiin firtoIIisio6-
tofirrnasi ia to,iIiitoimititnnarl totorfs
fin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05

' spbameIlinrcta iiitoS. entpmai-.
pdipani iobbosta tltti marrasf!! go
.. iIIftanral bipodnissssii ttaastseiai III sstaiuta.
su,iiri oil sGlatss' id iIoni, Inn Min
~IiiilpslIa iortolla hilitte.l sta iiliii
baiisfasti pstatpiem feilrasia. @iitos
@m.. SenOrictioniIiei pitheesta,i ''ie t&
taitille iiita ra9alabiasta ia mb5s
monille btiitpijista Iabioista. Siitaz
Ia paGtittoon rattaiiteaite. iiTId mind
eli moi mi,ita fun .fiittdd.
Seiban, N'ti'l ADt" 'pi9"i'' H''
@aiiil Mtttoilen,
Sericp Gilt, g. S.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05

T. Snlutaan ipuofrata. Sieni Iaps
Nton perbe baIsda ipieffata 'tatli tai
aorme buohsifcts aiahnpitf otfDdn sbeti.
Bustlmtn pbbbetddn allttaiait tont-
asriin. H~jt -
3 @u~nnipittain.
Il s o.-.s ong4: u
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Mlr exinnf s(ili iairastna 10

@tr Sinaf Iili iairastaa ionT
finlaistn tpcrcptuioton bpfuin beiffof
na. Silamia on bbipil aripellttahpa.
Sri 2inbbpbm MI boitamasia gar Iis
lia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05

.'svTr n~asiorra .sif3m 2
~ 900 .egobd :. aii lslssts hiis
ttr,oselvct ~ 9fsattf cnsrtirq
.n,,,.,s ca.o,irs noarl 53ifaa
scrf sd ~ Df sisao i1
49,. essasha ltpoQlff
rlisa;ticso aaSIe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05

- IeabfpilleSia iairastitpaf &iis
10 IirfaSesIa msItein toto per1e ia
.Siutlasla. Settfild ipaienorlfa ia
poifnnSa farsSd iOltnipdt fdiraalaan
.SeiffiId tuoli fcsfapiitfoaamuna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05
Yaaii tpapaati iotapaItuel,,

@ddii ~iuapoafii iotapaItpelufs
fiesta. Der Sc. Carlton. Ionticclloss
ia, on ollrt bapioitusleirilld Cough
ton. @icb. iniinoori oiastoIld parin
iuun aian, mennen iinne ipapaMb>
toiiena, iaapli fotia ellen cita taripits
lie enid mennd. finn barioitiifict Oh
lopetettu.
o.
Salutaan paltpefuss ttttD talohs
toitd lparten. bpipd, paItfa. SpiDtda
Inberion iairaala.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05
WanptaiuSma

Sp6 ppinldn iuabppbeii tafiu clem>
me pafotettit m9bnldtan ricta tatpara
baara oiastomn,c jata On. 8urir,to't
Soc. puolii ipdlisId 9cslemcrid, hbfuil
III afalppa, ebtoilfd pifiallc ostaiallc'
!. r 9pipfdd
AG2F GgresieS 4 5urris
8eoples Store
Srpnbocc, @icb.
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Tri: ~Liudgrenia Sairaal a
w 1927 East First Street
DULUTH, MINI.

Konttori ~ E. Superior st. Haara.
konttori Virginiassa, Savolaisen kello
kaupan rakennuksessa Ayoinna
joka kuukauden ensimaisenh ia koh
mantena sunnuntaina.
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:. SumaIanpalipcIlts cnSi I,mnuns

Sdina( ioHlut, 8 y. @afsfielbin firfos.
z1zial 10 rp- @tsitmeriSba ip.
aHald no s..
u. @alnnta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05

para''''"ef 81 i's,,oul RnrRBa nnirsl n,
- 81 iAttaH aFiFafaR ,d4faap apliasta
iImoiaettiin Srorraibbro,oSisfa foiithne tiis.
nnniiSisoi iInnT iYsai nail
1"Nsi M iiof nrrlorr,~f ye,l,,.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05

Y~obioistpldlld ~iairastiiuat So
ban ia RrS~-6outausu .aip0t- 10
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-05

F6fi bsi1l5ina Selil,
lmm1 snonliDWlftnlt liing1
4inf G6iissai ii'oanfnaia llni
'aiJ mpv NH Nfsponiln
sl8oi niiiNF snmei3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-07
NEWS IF FNS'lEY

The Ensley postoffice made 8 good showing for the year 1917, according to the annual report of Postmaster D. F. Sugg. Total receipts for the year were $5 5225.5s. an increase of s1s,oi2.9s over the year 1916.
 There has been q large sale of baby bonds at this office and they have reached the $500 mark with interest in- creasing. The Ensley postoffice enjoys the distinction of having the largest de- posit in the state in the postal savings bank.
 The hour for the meeting of Ensley citizens to hear II. s. Mobley at the opera house Tuesday has been changed to 7:30 O clock in the evening. The change has been made so tht the men of the district could hear him. All interested in gardening are requested to be present
 In the write-up of the Wells Furniture company in The Sunday issue of The
 Age-Herald under caption, Buy It in Ensley. "the name of $. c. Braswell ap- peared as secretary treasurer of the Wells company. MT. -Brasswell is not
 connected with the above company in any
 capacity. having sold out his interest some months ago and Is in business for
 himself on Avenue E, near the Bank of Alabama.
 The Community choir of the Twenty seventh Street chapel will being meet Ing on Tuesday evening for rehearsals l The new books have arrived and will be | used next meeting. 1 The Young Woman's Missionary society l will entertain at silver tea at the home | of Mrs. J. B. Goodman, Terrace Park, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. | Mrs. Joseph l.. Smith will be hostess l to Stonewnll chapter, United Daughters
 of the Confederacy. at her home, 2406 1 Avenue r. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 l o'clock.
 The Woman's Benefit association of the l Maccabees will meet at the Woodmen | of the World hall this afternoon at 1:30 l o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-07
DRY AMENDMENT
 ID BE VOTED ON
 IN MISSISSIPPI Resolution to Ratify Will Be Introduced When Legisla-
 ture Convenes
MANY IMPORTANT
 BILLS ON PROGRAMME
Proposed Interurban Line Measure Will Make Possible Electric Car Connection Between Slidell,
 La., and Mobile

Jackson, Miss, January 6.-Becauss of the enactment of numerous urgent war measures." at the recent special session of the Mississippi legislature, leaders of both houses of the general assembly anticipate but few matters Of more than statewide interest will be taken up during the regular biennial ses- sion, which opens here next Tuesday.
 At the state headquarters of the Anti Saloon league. announcement was made that Q resolution will be introduced dur ing tho early days of the session pro- viding for the ratification of the pro- posed prohibition amendment to the fed- eral constitution. The Anti-Saloon league also will sponsor 'bone-dry" leg islation. Mississippi laws already pro- hibit importation per person of more than two quarts of liquor a month.
 The question of revision of the state tax system is expected to come up for settlement early in the session. Since the 1916 session joint committees have been at work planning legislation to relieve the taxation troubles of the state Legis- lators familiar with state revenue affairs have indicated an effort will be made
 
 created during the 19l6 session and in dorsed by Governor Bilbo. The commit tee was created to equalize the assess ments of the various counties and bring them as nearly as possible to a 100 per cent basis.
 A million dollar bond issue, the pro ceeds to be used for permanent improve ments in the states schools. is being urged by heads of the state colleges and the University. Governor Bilbo has indorsed the plan.
 Bills have been prepared for introduce tion which would make vaccination against hog cholera compulsory; reduce | the number of circuit and chancery court | districts tax worthless dogs in the in- | terest of the sheep raising industry make school attendance compulsory and empower cities to purchase or construct portions of interurban railway lines. Ths 1 latter bill, If enacted into law. would make possible the early completion Of an interurban line from Slidell, La. to Mobile The so-called Calhoun bil, de- | signed to take the country school SUD- erintendent out of politics" will again be introduced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-07
THEATRES ARE PROVOKED

The individual with patience and per- sistence sufficient to get into theatre or picture show deserves a monument. from 3 o'clock in the afternoon until 9 o'clock in the evening, the waiting line" is undiminshed-much less broken. On account of the crowded condition of res- taurants, the man who doesn't take his lunch under his arm, eats it after din- ner Inability to get service in barber shops has caused many men to grow boards that the shaven chop Is now the exception. The man who wends his way. through a hotel lobby at busy hour can find a needle m hay stack. The housewife who makes small pur- chase and get away with it before noon has wondrously achieved. So busy are the grocers that they deliver bacon bought today next Tuesday or there after
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-07
Many Women Want
 to Learn New Work

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 You sure did start something that there seems to be need of in Bir- mtngham when you published the ar ticle. Need of Trained Women Is Stated" as this article has brought telephone and personal calls and let ters to our office and I have been busy preparing to provide for this demand.
 When this letter, which stated these facts, was written to you. l did not antic!pate the spontaneous response that 1t brought forth, and had no idea that it would strike such warm spot in the hearts of the splendid type of women that have answered this call, but again we had not fully measured the influence of The Age Herald, for 1t must be power with the best fami- lies of this city or the response would not have been so spontaneous and whole-hearted.
 As was stated in this article, our fa- cilities are limited, for the instruction of typewriting and dictaphone tram scribing, but this demand is so real that we have applied to the typewriter companies for cooperation and they have agreed to help by supplying type writers and in other ways, so that in 
 a few daye we will be in position for the present to supply facilities, for which no charge or obligation will be incurred, to those who desire to take advantage of this opportunity to "heIp win the war by releasing fighting men.
 w.. are sure that the man or firm that secures the services of the type of splendid women that have come for ward so far will De well pleased and the standard of the assistant to the busy business man will be materially raised.
 The thought behind the letter writ. ten to The Age Herald was tt,at somc person or organization of B.fningham would take up this work and direct this movement and we are sure that from present indications this will hap pen in the near future, but until this Is 50, we will do the best we can to pro- vide for this need. Very truly yours,
 THE DICTAPHONE.
 Robert Johnston. Manager.
 Birmingham. January 5. l917