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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28
BEHIND THE SCENES
With Rulers and Leaders of Wartime Europe
BY THE PRINCESS RADZIWnL
A Royal Lore .St0ry
By THE PRINCESS RADZIWTLL

main In Heidelberg. where al least no en>
cared whether she walked about In silk ~
and her precedence as member OF me
Grand pucai House OF Welninr M
A LOVE AFFAIR
Tue Princess was a woman Of pla cid TOM.
pctsn,snt; and she was delighted not to -
therefore, allowed the latter 10 az wbat ~:
pleased. and Sophy took 10 freduentIng soss,s
different m candi,ioSrs ediiafiSsrs where PERHAPS under
set her foot She met there ali kinds ~
peSSp,e' principally students Of the university.
quite another society than the one In ayb,cS
she was supposed 10 move. --.
II, Among then, was the son of the great Ber-
I'm banker. Baron Won Bleichroder, the heir
10 many millions, and at the same time an
sttractive and handsome fellow, but OF Hs-
IDEAS, disposed OF any possibility OF his ever
line accepted as husband by the parents
Tl I1r,an any Titled siri Yet i was with him that
ITlncesS Sophy fell In love. and II was he
VINO whispered IN her enr words OF affectIon.
i,nd @ WHO suggested 70 her TO try to persuads
marriage. lie drew In engaging coiors ths
lrospeGt Of the beautiful life she would be
would S So E' a, ones fsS fe rhsrs S.s. every
,nat htr heart could wish IN the way Of
y"weisi pretty gowns. pearls diamonds motor.
put ut her disposal
The girl believed him. and at last pieked
w yP,t tsuthc'ent courage to speak to her parents
Wtl the result that she drew upon herself
such II, storm Of abuse that In her despera-
,ion. she did the very last thing she ought
lover at the hotel where he was STAYING and
shireateu him 70 run away with her and TO
possible for her father to find her but alas,
alas! for the illusions OF little Sophy THE
hat2n ~ ,P dld not care to endangtr his position
~. me world by romance with "A member
Of the royal house. which he feared might
nave nave disasreeable consequences for him. lie
her with the consent Of the the Wsin,ar 70 ,amily
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28
Pictures of French Battle
Fields Tonight at Bellevue

".rhe BattIefields OF France will be shown
e., screen pictures taken in their natural
color by a new French process tonight III tle
h,llrooro Of the Belleyue-Stratford. The
scanes TO be depicted were made by VI. Ger
yais C,ourtelIemont, the famous French ex-
rIorer and officer OF the Legion Of Honor
snacial authorization having been given him
nv Marshals Joffre and IIaig The picture9
sbow the battlef.elds OF Nerdun, Rheims ana
Arras and the devastated regions of north
crn France Other scenes include the BIG
guns on the Marne and the deatruction ot
the villages BY dynamite; sunset over
Verdun and Rheims and the marshes OF ST.
Gourd.
A committee was organized by the former
Minister Of War, NJ. Millerand and known
as la Protection du Reforme No. g" for the
benefit Of 400, 900 French soldiers who have
been sent home because of disability and
not in the pension class. The committee Is
presided over by President Poincare.
The Philadelphia committee and patron
esses include the following: Mrs. Edwin y.
Balch, Mrs J. Gardner Cassatt, Mrs. Cyrus
II. X Curtis, Mrs. George W. Childs Drexel
Mrs. Stanley G.. Flagg, Jr., Mrs. Maurice
Heckscher, Mrs. Norman Macleod, Mrs. John
Markoe, Mrs. Francis 4. Patterson, Miss
Caroline Sinkler, Mrs Cornelius Stevenson,
Mrs Edward 4. Stotesbury. Mrs. Alexander
Van Rensselaer, and Mrs. Barclay ii. War
burton.
Tickets may be obtained at the news-sta nd
OF the Bellevue -Stratford or at the home OF
Mrs Edward r.. Stotesbury, 1895 Walnut
street. Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson, 237 South
Twenty-hrst street, has charge OF the sale Of
boxes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28
BRIDGE PARTY GIVEN IN TIOGA
Large Honor Roll Of Men in Service at st. PauPs
Reformed Episcopal Church Paid Tribute
at Services

MES. CHARLES \ WANNI:E. Of 1906
A'A %"r,h Broad street. gave luncheon,
followed by bridge. on Tuesday at her home
Her guests included Ms Harold Smith. Mira.
Davis, Mrs. John Franz Mr.. Joseph Lamb.
Miss May Ellis Mrs Whitford. Mrs. Ecnour
aud Mrs. r. = Gcuth"r of hartford, Conu
TIL" latter, who is a sister Of the hostess. Is
spending the winter in this city.
Mrs \ Tiackmau entertained At bridge
Yesterday afternoon Her guests included Mrs.
Arthur Pritchard, Miss Emily McBurney.
Mrs. George Milton Dauphinc". Mrs Au-
thony 'al!anan, Mrs James l.. Brown. Mrs.
William O. Beck Mrs. Ralph Lees. Mrs.
Frank SaEaGe Miss Katharine Sheihlcy, Miss
Hazel Brearlcy and Mrs Meyers.
Mrs. Georg" Mayer, az Pittsburgh, is visit
ing Mr.. aud MIS- Jacob Schreiber at their
home tlul North Broad street
Mrs. oscar Noll, Of @i25 North Park ave-
lue, will entertain a luncheon ana cards
tomorrow. when her guests will include Mrs.
william Troost Mis-. Bertha Keen, Mla.
Charles Byi,hcr. Mrs. T. q. Hardness, MISS
Lillian Ball. Mrs. y. BuNbaum and Mts'
Albert Rains
Mr. and Mrs Elmer waIlius are spending
several weeks in Old Point comfort.
Rcd Cross Auxiliary No 93i. which held
an enthusiastic meeting on Tuesday In 81.
pauls Reformed Episcopal church, Broad
and NenanFu streets, has ten sewing ma
chimes. which are in operation from 10 o'cio'i'
IN the morning until 20 o'clock at might.
Tho wool department Is well stocked ana
large quantities OF Complet" tcts OF knitted
garments have been finished aud sent 20
Headquarters. IN th" surgical dressings room
thousands Of the dressings, pads, pneumonia
jackets, heel rng9, nightingalcS and all sorts
of hospital garments have been competed
The new officers elected for the coming sea-
son are: Chairman Mra. william e. =,
Bauerie vice chairman. Mrs. j. Clayton T3y-
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TO GIVE LUNCHEON
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Northeast Philadelphia Will En-
tertain in Honor of Guest From
, Richmond, Va.

Miss Regina Pagou, of East Mout tgomery
avenue. will give a luncheon OF twelve covers
tomorrow afternoon for Miss Anna Morton.
of Richmond, Va. who is visiting her for
several weeks
Miss Myrtle Holiugsworth Of North Fifth
street, will entertain her sewing circle to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. II. Harrison. OF Atlantic CITY. and
Mrs. b. Abrams. OF New York. have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Louis Bloom,
OF 9SS North Fifth street for a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Bloom entertained over the
weekend at their home Gunner's Mate, L..
S. ~, \. NJ Kline. Mr.. Herbert II. Cramer.
L. s. ~, and Lieutenant NJ. l.. LeaVics Of
the 32ist Signal Battalion.
Mrs. q. Collman, Of Fourth and Thomp-
son streets, is spending the week in At
lantic City.
Miss Mamie Dictsch. Of a2a North Fourth
street entertained number of her friends
at her home on Saturday evening, when
among those present were Miss Reba Blit2,
Miss Anna Koss. Miss Ida Dletsch, Miss
Elsie Dietsch. Miss blanche Goldberg, Mr.
Harry Kramer. Mr.. Max Schwartz. Mr..
Louis Fisher. Mr.. Solomon Sachs. Doctor
Goldberg. Doctor Jerry, Mr.. Nathaniel Wald-
man, of Boston. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Judel-
son and Mr.. and Mrs Dietsch.
Mrs William Levy. OF Baltimore. Nd,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris stern. of 9O9 North Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Portman, OF Front and
Norris streets. are spending several weeks
in Norfolk. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rosenbaum. Of North
Eighth street, have left Atlantic City, and
are in Lakewood. From there they will 30
10 Saratoga Springs, where they viii re-
main until the middle OF March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis La2ar are Oh their
wedding trip, and upon their return VIII
live in Springfield. Mass. Mrs. I-azar, before
her marriage, which took place last Thurs
day evening. was Miss Ehena RosensweIg.
daughter OF Mrs. Helene Eosensweig, OF
27l6 North Eighth street.
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Lecture. Modern France. or How a Nation
is Formed" by Prof Earl Barnes. Wither-
spooD Hall. Admission charge.
Annual supper, Pastors Aid Society OF the
North Presbyterian Church Broad street and
Allegheny avenue, o'clock. Admission
Charge.
Lecture. "The Production OF Optical Glass
for Military Purposes" by Dr. +, l.. Wright
captain. L, $. r., Franklin Institute. Free
Mass-meeting of union labor leaders and
religious workers, Arch Street Method st
Episcopal Church, Broad and Arch streets
Free
Entertainment by members of Base Hos
pital Unit, No 20, University Of Pennsylva-
mia, Mercantile Hall Admission charge.
"An Evening of American Poetry and
Song" before Girls High School Alumnae.
Girls High School, Seventeenth and Spring
Garden streets Members and their guests.
Violin recital by Abrsm Hstiovitch, Art
Alliance, 1923 Walnut street Admission
charge.
United Business Mems Association meets,
Bingham Hotel. Members
sufyrnrs meeting. residence OF Mrs. John
Il. Harding, Penn and Arrott streets. Frank
ford. Free.
Representatives Of Catholic Societies meet
I'm Philopatran Club TO arrange for guard
NJ honor at funeral OF Archbishop Prender-
gast.
m of French soldiers blinded in the war. ST.
sauyeur Church. Twenty-second and De Lam
cev streets Admission charge,
American International shipbuiidinE Cor
poration has dinner at Kugler's. Invitation.
OnlciaI French war pictures exhibited at
,he Relleyue- -Stratford Admission charge
Methodist sunday school superintendent.
Cookman Church. Members.
Dinner in honor Of Harry W. Wadswortb.
veteran court crier, at Adelphia Hotel. In
yitation.
Illustrated Lecture, "The Battiehelds OF
France" by Mr. Gervais Courtellemont,
Bellevue -stratford, s;so o'clock, Proceeds
for Ia Protection du Reforme No. 8" A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Overseas Club Sends $4,000 Worth of Tobacco to Men
over There" Every Week-Nancy Wynne
Has Various Things to Saw

~ ~, I'ansdowne. Her guests were Mrs will
S,s sah Jaws Mrs Frank r. McNeive. Mrs
Nnsries MA J: Pilling. Mrs Robert W. Gick.
pa,i 'Nrles Mercer Bailey, nTrs. Emlin G.
, Mrs. Robert Lynne Mishler Mrs
fdwin Grauley. Mrs Charles Parker BOYD,
Henry. "'" "'S' '''''F H.
MrS. Henry e. Forrest Of rausdovne
yn,ertalned few people at luncheon last
rhursoay Her guests were Mrs Wendell
Forrest, Mrs. Stewart. Miss Dorothy & Nc
man.
"a hrthday party was given BY Mr. and
Mrs: Medon in honor OF their daughter. Miss
NIureu Medon. on SUNDAY. The following
quests were present; Miss Rcba Toplin, Mr..
Bentamin Soik Mr. Louis Soodar, Miss
ISABEL Frantg. Miss Sylvia Shafritz. Miss
,eua Goldberg. Mr.. Benjamin Kabacs Miss
.eia ienirg. Miss Code Afedofr. afr Samuel
S,' Slass' NV ~ b. Medon. Of Montreal. Can.
MISS Ray Foldman, Mr.. Morris Weinstock
Mt Alien Bayard, OF Westminster: Mits
sophie Tucker and Mrs. Sadie Tucker, of
Iafkside; Mr.. Carl Thaicker, Miss Mollle
inaicker Mtss Anna ButOwsky, Mr. Sol I.in-
ker. Mr., Philip Newman, Mr.. sidney Vein
rod. Miss Lila weinrod, Mr.. I.w Nfedorr Nfr
I,aNe Modoff. Miss Esther Barley Mr.. Harry
iophn' OF Pittsburgh; Master Abraham Me-
ooif ana Mr Sasha Jacobinoff, Of New York
Inc Venus Club will givc a dance March
20 at the Hebrew Literature Society. Third
alu 'atharine streets. The officers of the
cINo are Mr.. Philip Herring president. Mr.
MOTIFS Roller. vice president: Mr. Nathan
Ihghcr, secretary, and Mr. Joseph AXelrod
treasurer Mr.. William Toll is OF the en-
tertainment committee The members Of
the Faegen Iunga will hold honorary nost =
there Clubs which will he present are
Faegen Iunga. Stanford, Polnsettia Sewing
Circle. Atlas and the Unity
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Wedding on Sunday Followed
by Dinner for Two Families

The marriage Of Miss Anna G. Ellis,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry N Ellis.
of 251I North Thirty-second street. to Mr..
Nathan Sllverman, Of South Bethlehem. took
place on Sunday afternoon with the Rev.
Marvin Nathln. d. d.. OF the Beth-Israel
Congregation, officiating
The bride wore her travelling suit Of bisque-
colored cloth with braid hat to match. She
was given in marriage by her father and
was unattended.
Ths ceremony was followed by a dinner
for the families. Mr. Silvcrman and his
bride will return from their wedding journey
On March seB and will DO ct home It t1o
Birkls avenue. south Bethlsfep.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28

Schiller and Crotch
ems with golden hair
and blue eyes. walli-
ing und er lin Il q n
trees Ia ancient
German cities on
um IN cr evenings,
while a Faust. on
conquest bent. was
waiting somewhere
IN q dark corner tp
vaylay them aud 10
whisper tender prom
iSeS in their ears.
And the love af-
fair which | am
going to relate hap
D c II . Il In the
Wcim5r. " h g + e
Goethe composed his
immortal poems: Ia
the Weiinar, the
name Cf which is
associated with that
dead Germany tho
world shall see no
more. AZ least. II
began there, though
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28

rTNlllS Is an Old. old story. At least, II took
l. place few weeks before the war broise
out. and this is very long ago. indeed. When
Il occurred people were stl, ot the opinion
that Germany was the land uf Goethe and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28
Social Activities

Mr.. John p Gardner, Jr., and Mr.. Theodore
Freed will give dinner a, the Bellevue
Stratford on Saturday evening March 16,
before Mrs. Edward Troth's Dancing Glass at
Mannheim.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28

Freed will give dinner a. the Bellevue
Stratford on Saturday evening March l6,
before Mrs. Edward Troth's Dancing Glass at
Mannheim
Mr.. and Mrs william Liseter Austin and
Miss Austin OF Rosemont, have sent out
cards for Saturday afternoon. Major Laugh
lin MacLean Watt, OF the British forces.
will tell some Of his experiences at the front.
Miss Elizabeth Hobart Morris has returned
from visit to Boston and Is staying with
her grandmother. Mrs. William II. Morris.
in Villanova. Miss Morriss engagement to
Mr.. willard 5. spenser Jr, has been an
nounced.
Mrs. Joseph II. Crumb gave charity
bridge party at her homo in Ardmore yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Crumb gave
the last of their at homes last evening.
Mrs. Charles Scott App OF 342l North
Eighteenth street. entertained the members
of her sewing club yesterday afternoon. Tho
guests included Mrs G.. &. Aberle. Miss
Dorothy Barber. Miss Charlotte Doak, Miss
Margaret Smethurst, Miss Charlotte Fleming,
Miss Helen Shell. Miss Alice Smethurst, Miss
Lillian Horner, Mrs. Russell Hoffer and Mrs
W. Washburn.
Mr.. John J. sleInsen announces the mar
risse of his niece. Miss Annalize Elenor
Detels and Captain Harold J. Nogler. L. :.
A., on Tuesday, February IL. Captain and
Mrs. Vogler will be at home after March
at ls0 East Fifty-frst street, New York.
Miss Katherine Kennedy, OF ei05 Spruce
street, entertained on Tuesday evening in
honor of Miss Miriam Kelly and Miss Marian
Glasgow.
A surprise party was given on Sunday at
23l5 Myrtlewood street by Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Hyman in honor OF the twenty-ffth
anniversary OF the wedding of Mr. Hyman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Siglnund Hyman.
The affair was family reunion. Many sill
Yer gifts were presented to them by their
children and relatives. Refreshments were
served.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Samuels. OF 1919 North
Seventh street, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Mnna Samues. TO Mr..
Samuel Davidson. of this city.
The coming twenty-frst annual Purm
dress ball of the Temple Beth Israel. to be
held this year in Mercantile Hall on Tues
day OF next week. promises to be a brilliant
event. according 10 the committee OF ar
engagements Of which Mr.. William NJ. Lewis
Is chairman.
In place OF the cotillon which preceded the
ball In former years there viii be many new
/. features introduced, including special con-
cert by the orchestra and some very inter-
esnng patriotic demonstrations, ending with
She singing Of the national anthem.
Mrs, william suddards entertained her
+ eluP en FRIDAY afternoon e hsr home
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. William Liseter Austin and
Miss Austin, OF Rosemont, have sent out
cards for Saturday afternoon. Major Laugh
lin MacLean Watt, OF the British forces,
will tell come OF his experiences at the front.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28

accepted md printed In the Evening pubijs
IsoneI prohlded they are written on one side
pane eng t.isphone number OF the sender, ns
y must pe possible to verify the notes Ad
dress socisty EdItor," Eveninr ppSipc
Ledger sos Chestnut street. iu'"e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28

Miss Elizabeth Hobart Norris has returned
from n visit to Boston and IL staying will
her grandmother. Mrs. William II. Norris
in Villanova. Miss Morris's engagement tc
Mr.. willard 5. Spenser, Jr., has been an
nounced
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28

MISS VIOLET MARGOLIS
Miss Margolis will play at the Purim
concert TO be given by the Ahav
zedak Society of Camden at its quar-
ters. Post Hall, Fifth street and
Taylor avenue, Camden, next Sunday
afternoon. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Margolis, of 43l5
North Fifteenth street, Philadelphia,
who are prominent in Jewish the
atrical circles. Miss Margolis will
also take part in the play which will
be presented by the children of the
Sunday school which the society con-
ducts. Queen Esther" is the title
Of the Purim play.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28

Mrs. Joseph II. Crumb gave a charity
bridge party at her homo in Ardmore yes
terday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Crumb gave
the last of their at homes last evening
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28

Mr. and Mrs. s. Albertstadt. 0r 35t Rit-
ner street. gave party in honor OF Mr..
Albertstadts mother, Mrs. Anna Albertstadt,
"fo returned from Russia last month. Mr..
ana Mrs. J." kralowskt and their two chill
dren came M from Atlantic CITY 20 attend
tae affair
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Two Sisters Drown

Pensacola, June 12.-Rith Frank, IS,
 and Hilda Frank, 14 daughters of
 Milton Frank, a well-known resident of this place, were drowned late yes terday afternoon in Pensacola bay. They were bathing in shallow water and stepped into a deep hole. Nellie
 Frank. 12, another sister. was saved by the heroic work of her uncle. Joseph
 Hammer.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Dissolution Notice

Dissolution Notice
 is hereby given that the firm of Eubank and Bell, composed of Pey- ton A. Eubank and Jesse A. Bell, and heretofore conducting a rental, real estate and insurance business at 499 18th St, Ensley, Alabama, has been dissolved; this 10th day of June, 1918.
 PETITION A. EUBANk.
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HELP WANTED MALE

~.~029II-~- I-~--1-~o~I1-Ioo-~- -~-@Nl~l~-o-0~~ 'WANTED-A man to do ! buying for a wholesale drug firm. Must be above draft age. Make application in own hand writing; state experience, age, salary now receiving and how much you would want to make a change, and how soon you could come; give references. P. o. Box 416, Selma, Ala.
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SALFSMEN WANTED

Po51R5TRl.Aa7ffTIS@ AaGSENTS@Get your Die tures and frames in Birmingham; 1; save freight charges; prompt service. Send for illustrated catalogue for agents and dealers only Spivy-John son Portrait Go. 1706 4th ave. WANTED-We have an excellent open ing for a high class salesman, on commission. selling Todd Protecto- graph Check Writers. Call at SIP American Trust Bldg. from a. m. to D. m.
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Want Ads Real
FOR MISCELLANEOUS

1 FOR MISCEI .LANEOUS ARKANSAS ZINC LANDs1sulphurIs acid and war munitions made from zinc; Arkansas zinc is the highest | grade and cheapest mined; have 9S1 acres at $15, surrounding 70 acres min ing lease worth $75,O00; ore mined less than 100 feet from my line; ore out crops on several points on tract; pos abilities for 20 big producing mines on | tract; also $50 acres at S7 50, same field {; particulars. P. T. Glass, Harrison, Ark FOR SALE-Second-h hand restaurant l outfits tents, cash register, office 1 furniture, showcases, grocery and meat boxes, in fact most anything in secondhand goods, furniture and household goods of all kinds; see us; we buy, sell and exchange. Sou. Auc. and Stor. Co. H. c. GOODMAN, Li- censed Auctioneer. Sales solicited. 2024 Sd Ave.
 BIG OPPORTUNlTY-Fo sale or lease, two-press cotton oil mill (nine carver linters installed), modern and up-to-date; also eight-stand cotton gin plant. desirably located in excellent farming territory. Byromville Mfg. Co.,, Byromville, Ga.
 FOR SALE-Sutton's Lunch Room No ?, doing s10,0o0 month; Swear
 
 yourself; cheap for cash. Sheffield Ala.
 SOLICITED-Orders for peaches; mar ket Easket full delivered by parcel post s1 per basket. Address Mrs Kate Me Cord Leslie. Benton, Ala. FOR SALE-A splendid lot of suits at S20 and $25; every purchase means another loyal customer. Marc Llnx, 1911 1st Ave.
 FOR SALE--Buy Liberty Bond and one of my $25 suits; both safe in- vestments. Marc Lynx. 1911 lst Ave. EXPERT hat and garment cleaners Gluck's. 1713 Sd ave. Phone 2272 ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED-MIsCELLANEoUs l W E b uy second . hand clothes and pay more. 2206 Ed ave. Phone 7047. WANTED TO BUY-A dining room suit and rugs; prefer period furni- ture in mahogany; cash. Call Main 4794-W
 WANTED-To purchase or rent pair of doctors scales for immediate use at Mercy Home. Call Main 10S2. hAIR CUlTlNG. -oc. at 1928 4tli ave.
 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
 Stock Salesman We have the best, cleanest and safest proposition for the investor on the market; if you could sell life pre- servers on a sinking ship, you can sell this investment Col. Johnson, Room 732 Tutwier hotel.
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w A N T B D. Young man tailoring salesman. Dur ham Woolen Mills, 1925 2d Ave. (Next to Pizitz.)

DO you want good position? Do you want a better position? We want men qualified for positions with the best and largest concerns for immediate and future openings; now is your opportunity. Commercial Posi- a tions Only"
 INTER-AMERICANC CO, 12l6 Jefferson County Bank Bldg,
 Main 4956
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A BIG OPPORTUNITY-Fo sale or lease, two-press cotton oil mill (nine carver linters installed), modern and up-to-date; also eight-stand cotton gin plant. desirably located in excellent farming territory. Byromville Mfg. Co.,, Byromville, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-13

Dominion Phosphate company flant. For sale, several boil CTS, pumps, pumping engines, electrical machinery. belting, dryers, elevators, pulleys, rail, pipe, tools wire, copper and brass. M. A. Waldo, Receiver, Bar tow, Fla
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AGENTS WANTED

 W WANTED-EXperienc health and ac cident insurance agents in every part of the Birmingham district; monthly pay policies; bonus and commits sions; agents to take subscriptions from teachers for normal instructor primary plans, educational exchange, U, s. map and map of Alabama; cSm missions and bonus. Write F. E. Smith, 800 Farley Bldg, Birmingham, Ala
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LOST AND FOUND

SPRAYED OR SToLEN-From 18th st. between 18th and 14th ayes, north, Mon day afternoon, one black mare mule about 16 hands high, sore on left shout der, left ear split; stands on her toes behind, shod all around; reward 10 finder. Return to SSl West Sth ave- north Phone Main S220-J.
 SPRAYED OR STOLEN from Brown s station, South Bessemer car line' one bay mare years old, white teef, heavy tail, white spot on end of nose, scar on nose, welght about SOO lbs. s1O reward Phone Bessemer 7S0-J. Write Box PAS, Bessemer, Ala
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LOOKOUT Mountain potatoes, for late crop, S2.2s per bushel Harry Roberts, Pihson, Tenn.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

five minutes to snow you the best $20 and $25 suits in Bir- mingham. Marc Linx, 1911 1st Ave.
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LAND WANTED

WILL pay sl an dtIe Sasn fOt lty lana n Alabama. Hrte ''6 "9.~ Age-Asr- ald