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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-03-31
LIVE STOCK
LIVE STOCK
HORSE AND CATTLE
OWNERS
ATTENTION

Why use rock salt for your stock when
Blackman's Medicated Salt Brick is bet
ter and costs but trifle more? Better.
because the purest is always the best,
and Blackman's Medicated Salt Brick
is made from the very purest dairy
salt, containing no grit, and has no
rough jagged edges or corners to make
the tongue sore, or even tender, as rock
salt often does. And besides supplying
stock with the purest salt, there are
other advantages gained by using
Blackman's Medicated Salt Brick. 1t
contains ingredients that expel worms,
and keeps the digestive organs in d
strong, healthy condition, which in
sures stock getting every particle of
nutritious values from every ounce of
feed consumed. There's health and
strength In every lick. Try it. Your
dealer handles it, and is authorized to
refund your money If you are not sat
isfied. w. P. Gideon, sales agent, Bir-
mingham, Ala.
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FOR SALE--7 fine Berkshire sows, with
young pigs, 2 mules, cows, Jersey
bulls; will rent 80-acre farm 61s miles
from courthouse to reliable party,
cheap. Address 1901 South 21st st.
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A Good Farm

TO TRADE FOR A $500 RESIDENCE
100 acres. az miles from railroad sta
ton. % miles from Birmingham;
mostly level land; Ga acres in culti-
walton; running water. fine range for
cattle two small dwellings with
barn; buy now and continue the
farming started by owner
Improved Farm-Sl800
One-half mile from fine town in
Shelby county; IS acres in cultiva-
ton; Is acres in pasture. good s room
cottage, three outbuildings. fertile
land and nice place 70 live: only
1880; terms, one-half cash.
Geo. O. Mabry
206-2o7 Farley Bldg. Phone NJ. 2572,
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FOR SALE

Two thoroughbred, regis
tered Tamworth sows and
one boar, one year old. Will
sell soWs for $40 each and
boar for $50. Same can be
seen in rear Of Age-Herald
office.
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ROBERTS q son, I'M. The Big Ala :
bama house. lSIz Inird ave. Mali
S4el.
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16o ACRES on pike road. 1871 miles from
courthouse. about so acres in cultiva-
ton; mostly level; has running water,
two good springs; miles from Truss
vile; has three good hoeses; soil is red
land and gray sandy loan, carries with
it ore on entire tract: easily worth s5O
per acre; for quick sale, will take SSI5o
pei acre; one-half cash, balance to SUIT;
this farm is ideal for stock and hog
raising. Bethea Real Estate & Insur-
ance Co.. 2O27 Sd ave. Main 116.
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FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

$3.50 WILL get fine, level farm. miles
from Bessemer or IS miles of Birming-
ham, with about 6 acres IN cultiya-
ton; has a dandy broom house with
120-foot porch all around; 1t would cost
$500 to build now; also good two-story
barn, smokehouse and other outhouses,
all in good condition; also good A.
room tenant house; good well of water;
improvements alone would cost the price
of farm today You should see this
farm to appreciate it's value. Stock and
farming implements go with this farm.
Bethea Real Estate & ms, Co, 2021 Sd
ave. Main 116.
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CABBAGE PLANTS-Ten million extra
fine large plants Early Jersey and
Charleston Wakefields, Succession and
Flat Dutch. BY express, single thou
sand, $3.50; 5000 and over, SIPS thou
sand; parcel post paid 500 for $l.2o zoos
for 81; plants packed in moss to reach
you fresh. Sweet potato plants by ex-
press, $3.50 per 1000 E. E. Parker
Plant Co, Triton. Ga.
FOR sALE-White Spanish peanuts,
10c' per pound, delivered; mixed field
peas, &c per pound, delivered; IS
Barred Rock eggs, $1.3o, postpaid;
No canned tomatoes, Godbeys
Poor1and corn, $3.50 per bushel here,
81 per peck cabbage and big Bos-
ton lettuce ready soon. Wintergreen
Gardens. Marion. Ala.
CAEBAGE PLANTS-Frostproo ready
now, Early Flat Dutch, Big Wake
field, Succession, Surehead, all sea-
sons, 50 per 1000; 5000 lots and up,
$3.50 per 1000. Lettuce, Big Boston,
81 per 1000 Tomatoes, Earliana
Stone Prolific, 81 per 1000. Sweet
potato plants ready April 10. Coden
Nurseries, Coden, Ala.
CABBAGE PLANTS-We have for ship
ment this month 100000 plants, Jer-
sey and Charleston Wakefields, Success
sion and Flat Dutch; by express. 1900
81; 5000 at s175; 10000 and over at s1-59;
by parcel post, 500 for $3.50; 1000A fer
$3.50. We are shipping now. E. E.
Parker Plant Co., Triton, Ca
FOR SALE-Plants: Cabbage, soc per
100; tomato, 10c per dozen; pansy,
-25c per dozen. 424 Burke ST., West
End. Phone. West End 12S-W.
PLANT Honey Dew melons; they are
money makers; s2400 an acre has been
realized. ]. e. Gauger. Swink, Colo.
FOR SALE-Raspb cry plants. Call
Woodlawn 1303-W.
LIVE STOCK
| FOR SALE-Carload of mich cows
! with baby calves; will exchange for
| dry cattle. Call Birmingham Stock
! Yards on Acipco car line. Main 1874.
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Muscle Shoals, Ala, Land
24o acres close to the big nitrate plants,
on pike road, only 500 per acre gets
it if taken now; $4,000 down fastens
the trade, 2years on balance per cent;
you can make $50 per acre in 30 to %
days; lands advancing daily. Write or
wire George l.. McMasters, general de-
livery. Sheffield Ala.
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FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

FOR S.ALE-sixty acres. Z miles from
Bessemer: 80 acres in cultivation new
dwelling house and other outhouses
ample barn room for 20 to rs head OF
cattle; some cotton land. practically
level and fresh land; has plenty run
ming water, springs and well; with this
farm you get 25 head of COWS and year
lings, 40 hogs Of various ages, about
IS head Of goats, 200 beautiful hens, two
good young mules. new double wagon
and new. single wagon and harness; all
farming tools. This is $500 place:
for quick sale, this can be had for
$4,000: this party sells at his door so
worth of milk per week and s25 worth
of eggs per week, Bethea r. E. & ms
Co, 2027r3d ave. Main 116
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FOR SALE-Lease and fur
niture of high-class room
ing hoHse; close in. This is
a paying proposition and
will be sacrificed for quick
cash, as owner is leaving
city. Address D-3, Age
Herald.
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FOR SALE

FOX SALE
Lease and furniture OF eX-
ceptionally we'll furnished
10-room house; close In;
low. rental; large garden
planted; great opportunity
for party with $500 cash.
Address S-99. Age-Herald.
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FOR RENT-16091a 18th ave, apart
ment, ss5; 1904 nth ave, S, rooms,
sos: 70e N. 26th st, s rooms, $25; 4239
Ave. B, 5 rooms, $3.50; 3s3 N. saith
st, s rooms. s22.5O; $500 10th ave, n,
rooms, SIS; 117h N. 2Sd St, IA
rooms, $40. East Lake. rooms, one
acre of land, 81. w. J. Daniel, 1920
jefferson Bank Bldg. Phone Main
30
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HELP wANTEn-FEMALE

-~0.-~INSC.o---~% O~o~~~O2---.<-Sc>
ANTED-Hairdresse to go to Mont
gomery one who understands all OF
the branches; good pay. steady po-
sition Apply Els Empire Bldg, be-
tween hours of 10 and l and from
to D. m. today.
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300 FEET above sea; grand all-year eli
mate; 45 minutes trolley city Chatta-
nooga; across street church; school;
friendly neighbors; home adaptable for
boarders, 8 rooms, 2 baths; porches,
servants house; hot water furnace:
electricity; city water; acres fruit
garden, $500; no repairs; Bught, owner,
Lookout Mountain, Tenn
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FOR SALE-One good buggy horse; Will
pillow also; first 500 gets it. Call owner,
West End 575-L-3 Sunday, or Main
2016 Monday.
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HOUSES WANTED

LIST your bungalows, large residences,
and other property with us for SALE
sales are increasing. Clark Malone
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FOR SALE-Two parcels of
land for sale very close to
the new works at Fairfield.
Attractive price. P. O.
Box 387, Fairfield.
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MICH cows for sale, carload of the
finest and 5-gallon thoroughbred Jer-
seys and Holsteins that has ever been
offered for sale in Birmingham, with
young calves, just arrived at this stock
yard, corner 23d ave. and 18th ST., North
Birmingham car line: will swap for
dry cows. Phone Main 1890.
FOR SALE-7 fine Berkshire sows, with
young pigs, mules 4 cows, Jersey
bulls; will rent S0-acre farm 61s miles
from courthouse to reliable party,
cheap. Address 1901 South 21st st.
FOR SALE Good farm and buggy
horse, weighing 1000 pounds; age
years. Address G. G. Alexander,
Lewisburg road, Birmingham, Route
7. Box 60.
FOR SALE-Dairy, % nice young cows
with calves, all sound and milking we'll;
also fine young Jersey bull at bar
gain. 24O9 Ave. A.
$3.50 WILL buy a pair of farm mules;
also $40 will buy a work horse. Call
Woodlawn 615. Apply at 7020 LIST ave-,
East Lake.
FOR SALE-One good buggy horse; will
pillow also; first 800 gets it. Call owner,
West End 575-L-3 Sunday, or Main
FOR SALE Poland China SOW, bred
by thoroughbred Berkshire; 8 gifts.
j. w. Morris, West End, S9-J.
FOR SALE-One pair of work mules,
$50; sell separately. Phone Wood
lawn 257-W.
FOR QUICK SALE-Good farm horse
and mule. $35, each. Call Woodlawn
257-W.
De, S. POULTRY, PET STOCK
HATC f1ING EGGSSslngle Comb Rhode
Island Reds, fine winter layers cherry
red in color; Is for $15O; by parcel
post add 25c extra. j. w. Yates,
Poultry Dept, Oak Grove Greenhouse
Tuskegee Ala.
BRED ToVLAY Barred Rocks, Parks
strain from pedigreed BIRDS pens
headed by pedigreed males; eggs,
Is. $1.65. III. o. McWhirter, Besse-
mer. Ala. Phone 67Q-W.
| WANTED-5o,O 900 Belgian hares, age
two months or over; will pay So each
for them. National Food and Fur
association, Milwaukee, Wis.
iINVINCIBLE strain White Wyandotres,
Matching eggs prompt, baby chickens,
catalog free. Peter Jersild, Roscoe
Ala 49,
BARRED ROCK eggs, ''Ringlet" strain;
$3.50 for Is. Miss Mamie Hickman,
Culleoka, Tenn.
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SMATT- MISSOURI FARM

SMALL MISSOURI FARM
$3.50 cash and $3.50 monthly; no inter
est or taxes Also an interest in our
great development project which,
within the next few mouths, should
pay you s100 for every dollar you
invest. Highly productive land,
close to three big markets. photo
graphs and full information free.
Munger, H-221, n. Y. Life Bldg, Kan
sas City, Mo.
FARMERS come to south Georgia,
where climate is ideal, soil UNI
equaled. good roads, churches and
schools. We offer for sale the best
farm and pecan lands in south Geor-
gia and Florida. Allison Realty Co.,
Albany. Ga.
BARGAIN in ITO acres miles from
courthouse; also 80 acres miles, on
best highway; has several fine springs
and lies beautifully. Address Z-10O,
care Age-Herald.
ACT now; half section, partly Improved
adjoining eastern Saskatchewan coal
center; must sell. Owner Edward
Reibling, Box 800, Regina, Sask
Canada
ABOUT 40 acres Cahaba valley, miles
out; we'll, springs fenced, dwelling,
cabins, 60 fruit trees. near pike; all
tillable, $1,000 Jack, 1878. 1908 10th ave-,
south.
FOR yRENT-S0-acre farm, 614 miles from
courthouse; good houses, barns; VIII
sell cows, hogs, mules. wagons if de-
sired. Address 1901 S. 21st st.
FOR RENT-100 acres good farm land,
e5 in cultivation near Birming ham
Call NJ 9511 or address s. Karp, 410
N. 10Th st.
If you want to buy or sell Farm Land.
write Ingram Land Co.. Birmingham.
FARMS WANTED
INVANTED-To hear from owner of good
farm for sale. Send description and
cash price. Northwestern Business
Agency, Minneapolis, Mimi.
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Geo. O. Mabry
$4,000 Home for S2450

FOR SALE-An attractive
bungalow at Edgewood, on
car line. Modern and con-
venient. For terms address
F. H. Miller, Montgomery
Journal, Montgomery, Ala.
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BRED TOW1AY Barred Rocks, Parks
strain from pedigreed birds; pens
headed by pedigreed males; eggs,
Is, $1.65 H. o. McWhirter, Besse-
mer Ala Phone 670-W
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$3.50 WILL buy a pair of farm mules;
also $40 will buy work horse. Call
Woodlawn 615. Apply at 7O20 LIST ave.,
East Lake.
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FOR SALE Poland China SOW, bred
by thoroughbred Berkshire; 3 gifts.
j. w. Morris, West End S9-J.
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FOR SALE-One pair of work mules,
$50; sell separately. Phone Wood
Y lawn 257-W
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FOR QUICK SALE-Good farm horse
and mule. $35 each. Call Woodlawn
257-W.
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; FOR RENT-Two-story store, modern
front, ready for occupancy; No. 212D
End ave; $3.50 worth 5000. See own
err 210 21st st.
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WANTED--5O,0 900 Belgian hares, age
two months or over; will pay SO each
for them. National Food and Fur
associa ton, Milwaukee, Wis
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FOR SALE-Dairy, % nice young cows
with calves, all sound and milking we'll;
also fine young Jersey bull at bar
gain 2409 Ave. A.
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Toll LONDON ave, Gate City, one A.
room house, front and back porch; so
fruit trees, on two acres of land; paid
$1,000; SIS SSth St, Woodlawn, near Gate
City car; rooms, front and back
porch, electric lights, sanitary connec-
tons in; paid $3.50; will sell them both
for $500 cash If deal is closed at once.
G. w. Davis, Stems Miss, r. /.
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TWELVE lots, 12-room residence, 4room
bungalow, business room and wire
house, located on Perdido bay at LII
liam, Baldwin county Alabama; fine
business location; price 5000, good
terms, or will take other property for
half; also other propositions. Eugene
Oak West Plains, Mo.
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THE OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
His home on 14th ave, s., rooms and
modern in every way; has garage,
southern frontage and a beautiful view
of the mountain. You will have to see
this nome to appreciate it. Cost $500,
but will sell for 5000 on terms.
ADDRESS M-9S, CARE AGE-HERALD.
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FOR SALE-Excellent Groom cottage.
good condition; fronts East Lake line,
near 54th St, $1,000; small payment, bal
ance $40 month; large lot. Phone Main
S734
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FOR RENT-9O1 S. I'D ST., 6 rooms, 2
story house; front room could be used
for small sotre; large corner lot; price
SIS; has electric lights. gas and water
Also 4-room house, No. 81 s I'D 81.
$40 Apply to DR.. w. H. Wilder 9o7
woodward Bldg. Phones NJ. 104 or 1155.
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5000 buys residence, Tenth ave-, south
cost $4,000 10 years ago; good repair
big bargain in highest grade property
small amount cash required. Owner
p. o. Box 519 city. sra
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FOR SALE-C Comfortable. modern, o
room cottage; corner lot; near Lake
view line; furnace; nice bath; good con-
dition, $780, 500 cash, $40 month. Phone
Main S734
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: SOUTH HIGHLANDS cottage, rooms.
bath and furnace; sleeping porch. Main
1853.
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TRUNK REPAIRING.
EXPERT trunk repairing.s Birmingham
Trunk Factory. 315 y. 18th st. NJ. 20.
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UPHOLSTERINGs
W. T. WOOD & SON. SIS s zsth IT
Main 1928.
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BUNGALOW

s rooms, Woodlawn; quick deal. $1,000.
Address O-99. care Age-Herald.
MODERN 6-room bungalow, near car
line, in West End, large garden, ga
rage; 5000 cash, balance like rent.
M-100, Age Herald.
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Do, S, POULTRY, PET STOCK

>~~~~o~C~~~~- -O-~-oOc~~o~~~
1ArCttING EGiS-Single Comb Rhode
Island Reds fine winter layers; cherry
red in color Is for $15O; by parcel
post add Csc extra j. w. Yates,
Poultry Dept, Oak Grove Greenhouse,
Tuskegee Ala.
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HELP WANTED MALE

clerk In engineering
department Of large corporation in
Birmingham district; knowledge of
stenography required: prefer party
at present employed. but desiring DO
sition with better future; give refer
ences in first letter. Address F-3,
care. Age-Heraid.
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INVINCIBLE strain White Wyandotles,
Matching eggs prompt, baby chickens,
catalog free. Peter Jersild, Roscoe.
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TRUNKS
BIRMINGHAM TRUNK FACTORY: ev-
crything for the traveller rs N. 10Th
st. NJ. 2253.
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D-Stenographer-cle with
e large company; good salary to right
party. Phone Main 3o64
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TRANSFER COMPANIES
HARRISON TRANSFER CO.. 1922 Nor.
rfs ave. Main 472.
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FOR SALE = Good farm and buggy
horse, weighing 1000 pounds; age Z
years. Address G. G. Alexander,
Lewisburg road, Birmingham, Route
z Box 60.
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SEEDS. BULBS AND PLANTS
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LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-Raspb cry plants. Call
Woodlawn 1303W.
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BARRED ROCK eggs, "Ringlet" strain;
$3.50 for Is. Miss Mamie Hickman,
CulleolSa, Tenn.
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LII v T. OlOOA
FOR SALE-Carload of mich cows
with baby calves; will exchange for
dry cattle. Call Birmingham Stock
Yards on Acipco car line Main 1874
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-06-21

w. o. Pennington, formerly OF
Paris, now a salty tar on the Mississ-
ippi, one of Uncle Sans big battle
ships on the Atlantic coast, is In
Paris on a furiough. Pennington
and Ed. Doty left Philadelphia at
the same time, but through red tape
and different train connections Pen,
nington's arrival was delayed. He is
now in charge of a detail engaged In
special training on the Mississippi,
requiring possession of mechanical
skill and knowledge of the use OF
special tools and machinery. Pen
nington says Ed. Fitzpatrick has de-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-06-21
LOCAL OIL COMPANY BRINGS IN
NEW WELL.

There was rejoicing Wednesday
at the Office of the Bourbon Oil &
Development Co. over the receipt of
telegram from Field Manager Jas.
H. Moreland in the EStill county
field, where the company has large
holdings.
The telegram stated that Well No.
had been drilled in on the James
Rogers farm, and was estimated as
being a thirty-barrel producer.
Location was being made and drill
moved to No. Well, where work of
drilling will begin Immediately upon
erection of the rig.
Mr.. Moreland was in Paris, We'd
nesday night and confirmed the news.
He stated that the Bourbon Oil and
Development Co.'S prospects were ex-
cellent in the Estill fields, and that
the wells that have been drilled in
are flowing strongly. Mr.. Moreland
returned yesterday morning to Ir-
vine, where he will take active
charge of the work on the company's
leases.
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NOTED VOCALIST TO SING HERE
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

BY stroke of good fortune the
local Chapter of the American Red
Cross has arranged to bring to Paris
on next Monday night for a concert
one of the most noted song-birds I'm
the country to-day, Miss Lucille
Lawrence, who will sing for the BEN
eft of the Red Gross at the Grand
Opera House.
Miss Lawrence is the only Ken
lucky girl, as far as known has
become famous as an actress and q
singer of great roles in the great
opera houses Of Europe and in Amer
lea. Miss Lawrence continued her
triumphs in Europe for two seasons
after the war. Miss Lawrence has
never sung in her native State, and
plans to devote the month of June
to singing for the various Red Cross
Chapters wherever they find her
work may be of USE
Miss Lawrence has just returned
from Cuba, where she was the solo
list at the largest Red Cross beneflt
that has been held in any of the aIli-
ed nations. 1t was given under the
auspices of Nine. Menocal, wife Of
the President of Cuba, and at the
close of her singing, Miss Lawrence
was presented by the U. S. minister
after memorable speech, with the
handsomest embroidered shawl ever
imported into Cuba. Miss Lawrence
was chosen by the composer Puccini
to create the title role in his opera
''The Girl of the Golden West" and
was also the soloist at the famous
Verdi Requiem held at the New York
polo grounds. 1t is most unusual
opportunity to music lovers of the
Blue Grass to hear such a wonderful
artist as Miss Lawrence, as she Is
probably the greatest singer that has
ever been in Paris. She is giving an
entire month of her time and all the
proceeds of the concerts to the local
Red Cross chapters. and certainly will
be rewarded here with as big crowd
and as loyal a welcome as she will
have anywhere in the State.
Miss Lawrence will give the fol-
lowing program at her concert:
Aria from LA Fora del Destino"
Verdi.
Songs by, American Composers:
Long Ago"-MacDawell
can Evening SONG"
Little Boy Blue"-Nevin.
by an By"-Burleigh.
Aria from LA Tosca"-Puccinf.
Intermission.
Two Neapolitan Songs:
cave Maria"-Gunod
LA Marseillaise," Tin costume.)
"Star Spangled Banner" with au-
dience.
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C0L0RED DRAFTEES TO LEAVE
FOR CAMP ZACHARY TAYLOR

Forty-four colored men, selected
under the terms of the selective draft
law, will leave Paris tomorrow
morning. Saturday, June %, for
Camp Zachary Taylor, where they
will be taken into the service of the
United States army in different
branches.
The men have been ordered to re-
port to the members of the Board of
Exemption at their Office in the court
house at five o'clock this afternoon,
when they will receive their final
instructions, and be supplied with
toilet articles, cigarettes and tobacco
They will be permitted to return to
their homes or remain in the city, at
their discretion. They will be ten
dered supper at night Tomorrow
morning they will report to the Board
at the court house at seven o'clock,
and will march to the Louisville &
Nashville passenger station, at Tenth
street, where they will entrain for
Camp Taylor. The list of those who
will leave to-day has been published
in all the Paris papers.