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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
Fifteen Years AGO.


At meeting Of the board OF educa-
ton last evening il was decided TO offer
reward OF $3.50 for the arrest and con-
viction OF the person or persons who SET
fire to the Douglas negro school and
caused its destruction, the board hay.
ing received information causing a be.
lief that the building was fired by an
ineendiary.
A maiden residing at Harrah, Okla,
has written Sheriff Brien. asking how
she must go about II to get her sweet
heart 10 marry her
Miss Hattie Ray OF Chickasha has
been a guest for several days Of her
friend. Miss Vennie Lamb, OF West
Main street
Ten Years Ago.
Miss Winnifred Green, dsush,er and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Green. 6i7 West
California avenue, and Mr.. b. B. Smiser
OF Atoka. were married Monday eve-
ming at $50 at the hone of the bride
by Reverend Wsssend of Atoks.
Last evening At 9 o'clock Mr. Joha
Doerr entertained informally with a
oyster supper given in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester H. Doerr who we're
married Tuesday evening. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs Chester Doerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. J. WeSlfall, Mrs.
Louise Cranim. Mrs. Wickline. Waltei
Cranm Of Lake Charles, La, and Fred
E. s'sfieg'sn.
Mrs Oscar d. Haiseii and sons, LouIs
and Harold, have returned from an ex-
tended 'tay in Colorado
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

New York, Sept. 1.-THE Span h
steamer, Gran Anita. which arrived this
morning from Havana, is the first Span
ish steamer TO arrive at this port since
the declaration OF war with Spain, April
q. She left Havana last Saturday eve
ming.
J. G. Street visited Shawnee yester-
day
Bishop Meerschaert arrived in the
city yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
2G'f{aeSRR{s9esss, aS{Rs5ss
NuG M lMee N1sc
Twenty Years Ago.
BY BRIGGS

Cal Leach is home from St Louis,
Mo, where he has been spending some
time.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-29

81 un punct din sud de rInl Luce
= un front probabil ca de 5 mile
in lungime.
Luptelc de aici, sa spune: ,,sa
continua cu violenta exceptio-
.nala".
In nord della padurca Hangard,
Z atacuri date unul dupa altuI
de Germani, all fost respinse in
mod complect. 1psusi orasul a
schimbat de doua orr stapinii.
Gu privire la hlptelc din sud
de Sommc, Berlinul spunea ca a
tacurilc inamice din sud de Viii
lers4Bretoneux .,au can't Gil mari
pagubc". Prisonierii luati in jur
de Hangard fac laolalta suma de
2,400 suflete.
Trnpelc germane snstin ca all
patruns pozitiile franceze la Reg
melville, 6 mile in est de Seiche-
prey.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-29
STUA1IA|cERMA.
AVDEzA,
De: Ed. +. Keen,
United Press Correspondent.

LONDRA, 27sAprilie. = In
formatiunile dipipmatice primite
din Olanda marec multi gravita
tea situated Gcfmano-Olandeza
Gcrmania a faopt propuneri ,pe
earl daca OlandAile primeste in
semneaza ca-Si pka'aseste ,neutra
litatca. Aici Sc Mhn mereu intre-
barile: va ceda Nanda? 81 ce va
face Germania ifTeazul ca ca nj
cedcaza?
Tonul arrogant III preset germa.
ne indica ca GcfAaania nu Sc va
abatc de pc drpmul apucat =
drum care dupa ,m Sc vcde, la
ales inadins pcntfa a cauta Gear
ia Gu Olanda. Aarul Germania
arata NINA GermSniei, zicind:
,,Acum OIandasnrc sansa de a
81 rcpara 81 balsnsa concesiunile
ce lea facut palEerilor antante.
Mai curind sau aai tirziu, att
Olanda cit 81 ElIttia, trcbue sa
,ntre orr intro taSara, ori intr al
ia. Ele pot intelcEf semnele tim
pului 81 vor alegcs saceea parte ca
re, prin dreptul de- success 81 vic
toric, va avea vdeea deciziva Ia
conferinta de. pafe.''
Oficialii dip.omPtici zic ca Ger
mania a pus pf3a acnm patr'
conditimi Oland& 81 ca Gin
cea verbah, aseea mai dras
tica o wa primfin curind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-29
UCRANIENII BAT TRU.
PELE TEUT0NE Carl
VREAU SA LIZ RA-
PEASCA GR1UL.

WASHINGTON. 26 Aprilie. =
1ncercarea facuta de Austro-Ger-
mania in Ucrania att de severa
incit taranii s'au revoltat facind
prisonieri dintrc soldatii din acel
terit0r.
1ncaierari Sc intimpla in fie
care ceas, spune o telegrama
diplomatica, 81 sunt multi mort
din ambele parti. Telegrama re-
ferindu-se la situatiunea alimen-
telor din Austria zice:
20 nota oficiala publicata in
ziarele din Viena arata gravita-
tea situatiunei alimentelor cu
care sa l,upta Austria. Aceasta
nota spune ca produsele mate
din Rominia sunt pc gatate 81 pc
griul ucranian nu pot conta pima
"a sfirsitul lunei viitoare".
Sub aceste conditii, 1,vernul
ltrebuc sa ice cercalele de la tara
nil ucranieni pentru stImpara
foamea in Austria.
O telegrama din Svtera spnne
ca in Bndapesta in % Aprilie a
c. $50, 900 de lucratoM all facut a,
dunari de ptotestare. ConHtiile
de traiu find foartc critice, ei ce'
reau q rezolvare imediata pro
iblemei daca NIL, eli Isl Sbr salts
face cerintele in I'M fel neconve
'nabil gnvernnlni - incluzind $
masnri ilegale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-29
Tabloul Situatiei pc frontu| de vest

LONDRA, 27 Aprilie. = Ger
mani sustin ca ei sunt la de-
partare de 2 mile de Ypres.
Ofniul de razboi din Berlin in
comunicatnl san oficios de icri
a declarat ca ,,marcie crater della
st. Eloi 81 insasi localitatea an
fost capturatc de noi''. st. Eloi
este numai la doua mile i'm sud de
Ypres, pc drumul della Wytscha-
etc.
Asaltind Mount Kemmel-ul 81
insasi satulctnl KENNEL, inami-
cnl reclama ca a inaintat pima
la pariul KENNEL, tlcpatare de o
jnmatate mila in nord, ln1nd pc
ste tot $500 pris0nieri.
Maresalul Haig, in raportul sal,
de noapte, zicea ca luptcle cont
MIA pe intregul front dc nord de
riul Lys, din vecinatatca de Dra-
nontre pima la canalul YprcsEo-
mines, distanta dc aproape 7
mile. Dinsul ingaduia capturarea
localitatilor Dranoutrc, KENNEL
81 Mount KENNEL. Dinsul spunea
ca inamicul s'a folOsit i'm atacul
de JOia trecuta de 8 diviziuni
(180,000 soldati).
Toate atacurile germane din re-
guinea della La Clyttc 81 Mont
Scherpenburg ALI fost opacitc, dar
1inia ehgleza a fost fortata india.
rat in directiunea localitatii 10
ere, mila 81 un sfert in vest dc
Kemmel 81 pc ambele part ale
canalului Ypres-C Confines.
In Picardia, ftrtele .engleze $
franceze all respins pc german
indarat pc uncle locuri in vcina
tate de Hangard- -en-Sallterre 3
in padurea della Hangard.
'Oficiul de razboi frAncez ra
porteaza recapturarea celei ma
mari parti de tinut perdut d
francezi intre 'Villers.B Brctonneu,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-29
Z RoUMANAN DAILY IN UNITED STATES.
BULETINE.

LONDRA, q Aprilie. = In.
amicul este opacit peste tot 10
:ul. Asa suna raportul feldma.
''esAului Haig.
,,Pe 1ntreg frontul la nord dc
Lys, luptele de ieri au fost de
IN caracter foarte sever. 1ncer.
;arile repetate ale inamiculu;
lie a-si desvolta avantagiile a
7ute Gu o ri inainte, au ramas
zadarnice.
,,Dupa multe ore de lupte ne.
,tatornice, avansarea inamicu-
lui a fost blocata prin aceea ca
a suferit mari perderi.
din Locre pima la Clytte, a
;alturile inamicului asupra po.
zitiilor franceze au fost presate
;u o violenta extrema. Dupa ce
:rei atacuri au fost respinse Gu
mari pagubi, Germanii au sue
;es sa ocupe localitatea Locre
I'm spre seara aliatii au dat
contra atacuri 81 au respins pc
manic din satul, care acum es
te in miinile francezilor. Pc al
te puncte, INSPIRE seara, inami-
;ul a f0st respins.
I'm nord de KENNEL 81 in ve-
cinatatea de Voormezelle, du
"a o lupta prolungita 81 fioroa-
sa, pozitiunile au ramas in sta.
pinirea noastra.
,.Pe culmile- 81 padurile din
,ud-vest de Voormezelle, ina.
nicul a atacat de nou, dar a
fost complet respins. Am luat
,ute de prizonieri.
,Luptele locale pc frontul de
Lys 81 in vecinatate de Given
~ de ieri dupa ameazi ne-au
| lat 30 prizonieri.
I'm sud de Somme, ieri dupa
prinz 81 seara, am obtinut avan
tagii la Hangard- en- Santerre
ii in scotia Villers- Bretoneux
Prizonierii luati de moi aicj
,unt mai bine de 900."
LONDRA, 81 Aprilie. - Dous
iistrugatcare Engleze au titut
;inci distrugatoare Austriace ir
Adriatica, admiralitatea EnglezS
anunta.
,Doua din distrugatoarele noa
,tre all angajat cinci distruga
:oare Austriace la lupta" spunt
.apcrtul ,,dusmanul a fugit II
uortul Durazzo sa scape''. IA
7iatorii Englezi au atacat bazs
hidroplanelcr inamice della Dura
zzo, Gu bune succese."
,,Pe cind cele doua distrugatoa
re Engleze alungau flotila Aus
-riaca, au ajuns la fata locului 8
cinci distrugatoare franceze. ca
re au luat apoi parte Ia lupta c.
4 urmat. Perderea noastra a fos
sapte mort 81 10 raniti'.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-29
SITUATIA IN BALCANl { MAR.
MANTh PENTRu CERMAN|A.
TURCIA 81 BULGARIA Sc BAT ASUPRA
PRAZILOR : Pc Carl VOIESTE SA LIE
TINA CERMANIA PENTRU SINE.

dupa cum sa vede Kaiser-ul inca
tot MI a abzis, nici pc urma sue
ceselor englcze din Mesopotania
81 Palestina, Gle visul lui prost de
a avea un drum Berlin--Bagdad.
Planul unei flote in Marea
Meditcrana, arata ca Germania
voieste sa alba astfel de flOta
in mod statornic in Mcditerana.
pentru ca sal ajute in plannrile
eli pcntru Asia.
Turcia, dnpa cum sa vedc, este
tot mai multi nemultumita cu to-
varasia germana, 81 = conform
cablogramclor din Roma, este in
volta sa ingaduiasca mai bine 81
mai mutt Britaniei, daca aceasta
o asigura contra unei invaziuni
TentOne din vest. Turcii tineri
incep sa sc trczcasca. Eli sa con-
wing zilnic 81 tot mai mutt ca SUI
vcranitatea OtOmana MI va fl res
pectata en- nici un dram mai
multi de cum a fOst respectata
cea Belgiei, daca ar fl sa in
vinga Germania 81 ,,Imparatiilc
Centrale''.
Bulgaria este nemultumita crl
gindul ,Puteril0r Centrale de ola
Basarabia Rominiei ca 81 Gil bio
carea planurilor sale Gu privire Ia
SalnIfis ureia inca sd piana @con'
ira la planul cn Basarabia.
Austria este foartc ingIndurata
asupra crescindclOr neliniSti a
Jugo-Slavilor 81 a Cehilor. Ra.
pOartele sosite in Italia prin ta.
frilc neutrale, arata o sOlidaritat6
crescinda intre accstc doua natl.
uni din Austro-Ungaria. Tn zial
Cch dcclara Cd lin mod polite
81 national .Jugoslavii 81 Cehi
sunt una 81 nedespartiti. Intere
selc lor ec0nomice sunt la fel
Cchii all nevOic de un drum la
mare, care lisa ofera prin terito
rul Jugo-SIav, lar Jugo-Slavii al
HevOie de industria 81 capitalu
| CehilOr."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-29
vATAMAREA UkUIA DIN
TUNuRlLE MINUNATE.

PARIS, 26 Aprilie. - Conform
cel0r declarate de deputatul
Charlccs Lebocq, lnul dintre ce-
le trci tunuri minunate Gil carl
lGcrmanii bombardau Paris-ul, a
fost lovit de 'bateriilc franceze 81
acum MI mai functioneaza, lar
.personalul care opera GU ell, a fost
omOrit.
Bateriile franccze sunt a.
sezate intr ASA fcl, incit pot ira
&c in pozitiile pc carl slrnt aseza-
tc aceste tunuri monstre. Deputa-
tnl Leboucq zice ca vorbit cu
gcneralul care comanda~ sectorul
de linga Crcpy-en-Laonnois, unde
Ysunt asczate marile tunuri germa-
ne, 81 acesta la spus Cd inamicnl
constrslieste alte tcmelii pentru
nlntarea tunurilbr pc ele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-29
.FRANCEZII SA COMING
CA VICTORIA ARE SA FIE
Pc PARTEA ALIATIL0R.

PARIS, q Aprilie. = Genera
lul Verraux declarat astazi ca
daca aliatii nu vor putea rupc
frontul Germaniai, atnnci il pot
sari 81 victoria totusi are sa fic
a aliatilor.
Revenind putinta ca doua ar
mate bine balansate 81 la fel de
istete, cum ar putea ST rupa una
linia alicia prin forfa armelor,
Geuerahh Verraux a zis ca su-
prematia trebue sa Sc constate
prin luptele aeriene.
,,Armatele mOderne trebuie sa-Si
puma nadejdile lor in acceptance
= zicea dinsul Victoria, despre
care Germanii totdeauna an ere
zut ca sta in apropiere de Ell ri
trebuie sa intinda numai miinile
ca sd o. cnprinda, a fost atasata
de aviatorii francezi, englezi, ita-
lieni 81 americani.
Gu escadroanele noastrc aeri-
enc, moi am zguduit toate tradi-
tile razboaielor de mai inainte
- am stricat formulele militare
de ieri - cind strategiile cistigau
razboaiele.
,,Daca nu vom putea rupe linii.
lie inamicului, vom putea sas le sa-
rim totusi, dupa cum am arafat
in luptele recepte. 3.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-29
De: Robert j. Bender,
United Press Staff Correspondent.

United Press Staff Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, 81 Aprilic. =
Detunaturilc tunurilor uriase de
pc frontul de vest de astazi, as
cund un conflict, care amcninta
sa devina serios, dindaratul por-
tilor din dos ale Germaniei.
Bulgaria, Austro-Ungaria 81
Turcia, Gil Cehii 81 Jugo-Slavii,
alta de flaminzi, cum numai Ell
pot fl, in timpul de fata, formea-
"a o situatiune pripita in Bal
cani. Situatillnca este foarte alar-
manta pentru rau planuitelc am
bitillni imperialiste ale Germani-
eli.
Cablogramele diplomatice tri-
mise in mod Official ambasadoru-
lui italian Cellers din Washing
ton, precum 81 cablogramelc din
MvOarale de infOrmatiuni engle-
re 81 francezc, dcstainuiesc ca
Bulgaria 81 Turcia sa cearta asu-
pra prazilor, earl, dupa cum sus-
tin ziarele eermane, mi trebulesc
sa fic nici uneia nici alicia.
ci tocmai c0ntrarul, trcbuie sa fie
ale Germaniei.
Bulgaria pretinde ca oraslll Sa-
Ionic trebuie sd fie al eli asa spun
s,Rhlnarsmele alieDa ruFeia g.
biecteaza la accstea, protestinrl
contra orr carni adaus de tcritor
la Bulgaria.
O 81 mai mare opozitic sd face
din partca Austrici 81 a Germani-
eli, earl an nevoic de Salonic
pentru planul lor de drum al Ii
niei Berlin-Bagdad, spre Asia.
Dupa cum Sc vede din ziarele
germane, carl an inceput campa-
MIA de propaganda, declarind ca
,,1mparatiilc Centralc" MI pot
lasa Salonicnl Bulgariei, ci tire.
buie sa sc scrveasca de ell ca dc
un port liber 81 ca de o baza ma
vala germana pentru flota ger
mana din Marea Mediterana. zic
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-29
UNA LA II.

S'a 1ntlmptdt rre-O data nbHe
cetitoare, ca sd ddti peste ,n bar
bat cdsdtorit, care sd aI spAM cd
Ell ,,nn sd p0ate inteiege cum 50 ca
de" cu nepasta lui acasde
All bdgat D-roastrd de sean,i.
cam vd insi,I cite rersi 81 uscatc,
cum IL gdseste toate defectele 81 sta
ruieste pc Engd roi, spunindu-rd
cd roi sMnte!i mai bune", ,,ntui
altcum" deceit cam este dinsa.
M rd incredeti ui. Bdrbatut
care M site sd pdstrcse secretM ne
uestei sale, Garcia ia .iurdt credin-
td, mu "a fl IN stare sd pdzeascd nj
ca secretul 81 nici cinstea r0astrd.
81 prin urH,dre, este m bdrbdt
slab, cdruia = place sd facd cnn0-
stinte trecdtOare.
Tn att sol de bdrbdt. slab, care e.
ste ca mult maj primejdios deceit
,soiM bdrbaiilor ardtdti maj sus, G.
ste bdrbdtM care tOtdeaund are ce-
ga de spas ,,NTMAI fNTRE 4 o.
CHI".
Q, cit de teribH este acest IN
TIRE 4 OCH|" .-Unii merg asa de-
partc IN fOiosinta lm ca riato an-
trengd petrec IN cea maj mare
pGrte yVORBIND fNTRE 4 o.
CHF'. Sd nu credeti Cd tOtdpnunn
81 tot accca ce m-au rorbH intre 4
ochi. a fost curatul dderdr. ORR q
fost at0re lucrn de mare insemndta.
te. DE unde! la fOst leacd df
intrigd. I'm obicei slab 81 detestabH
Eu. dim partea mea, Ud asigur ca
nu s'dr cutremura pdmintM 81 nc
pagubd mare nn sd fdcea NINA
lnui, dacd 'mnealui ar fl r0rbit II
a1linitlt A,alfin,ii- l0ar- atatas Cd 81
| ddeVdrea ca 'mnedlui an bdrba
tare ciuddt 81 nu este cOndus de M
CT un sol de principH CT de simplu
| capriciu de a incurca lunea as1
cnm r0icSte 'mncalm.
Din nor0cire, rOrbcle sbOard III
pc buse, pc bnse, 81 intrigle sd des
copdr, lar intrignniH isl ian pedcp
sele binemeritdtP.
PubHcnl, ar face bine sd SO pd
ceased de Ell, ddr maj ales cei caro-
ra II sd spune la Mreche ar II bin'
sd 81 dea seama, pima M este tirzin
de ce II sd spune Ia urechie 81 de c.
nu u sd spune in multime.
Bdrbntii slabi, carl, soptesc prie
tenil0r 81 cunoscutilor la ureche
snnt tot asa de primejdiosi ca 81 ce
carr spun nerestel1:' 0-torn ca ell
sunt ,,mai ertra'' ca ale l0r. Ei M
sMnt rrednici decH sd facG mmbr'
pdmintulm 81 pdcat sd moar'
intre patru ochi, cdci m0rold lOr e
ste cea mai dc Mpddat. -.
IEDER1.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-29
GERM Al1Aek Gu
$4,000 OAMENI IN @
SINGURA zI.
De: William Philip Simms,
United Press Staff Correspondent
Gu armata engleza in Flandra
26 Aprilie (noaptea). = ,Privind

Gu armata engleza IN Flandra
26 Aprilie (noaptea). = Privind
lnaltimile Scherpenberg, Rouge,
Noir. Kokereele 81 Des Cats, hor-
dele germane incearca mereu a
impinge indarat linia francO-en-
gleza, indaratul acestor inaltimi
1ndaratul acestor dealuri sd
malta un pisc malt eel ma;
malt din acest grup. Pc vIrfnl lui
e situat Orasul Cassel. La o de-
partarc de opt mile de linia de
lupta. (Cassel, cu populate de
$500, G cladit pe un deal izolat
de o inaltime de $50 urine. La O
departare de patru mile 81 juma-
tate, nord-vest, de O linie ferata
importanta, 81 centrul nnor
drumuri de tara, de Ypres e la o
departarc de Is mile).
Hindcnburg vrea aceste dea-
luri. Opt divMiuni alese 100000
soldati) au fost aruncate in pri-
ma ri asaltului, 81 mai multe di-
uiziuni sunt pc Gale a Intra in foe
Germanii uzeaza aceiasi tactica
pc care au uzat-o la Leage = in
ecarca a incunjura dealurile ir
Zoe de a le lua prin asalt. Luind
Kemmel-ul, acum incearca a lus
81 La Clytte Co mila mai sprt
nord) incercind sd incunjurt
Scherpenberg.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-29
PERDERILE 6ERMANIEI
PIMA ACUM STUNT De 2
MILIOANE BARBATI.
$4,000 sCHn.AvI.
Prin Presa AsOcidtG.

AMSTERDAM, 27 Aprilie. =
iPagubele 'Germaniei in acest raz-
lboi, pima acuma sunt de 1900, 900
tbarbati. Asa spune ziarul german
,Frankfurter Zeitnng" pc urma
unui comunicat facut in comite-
tut principal al Reichstagului
german, de generalul Schulze.
10000 bolnavi si raniti, an
fost in stare sd Sc reintoarca la
front, conform spnselor genera
.ului Shulze, lar 629, 900 all fost
concediati ca neapti pentru ser
viciu. fntre aceytia saint 81 10000
schilavi.
Pima in ziua de astazi, a adans
.generalul Scllalze. Germania are
| $4,000 schilavi.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
GOVERNMENT NEEDS MANY THOUSANDSOF
 WOMEN DURING WAR
Civil Service Commission Urges Them to Offer Services in Time
 of Need

Washington, May 25.-(SpeciaL)- )--More and more. sthe war programme pro- gresses, is the government depending upon women to perform the tremendously increased volume of work in the civil branches. Theforce of civilian employees 5000 to approximately 10000 during the first year of our participation in the war. Of this increase of 10000, more than 25,00O are women. Women make up the in- lishmonts outside of Washington in less proportion, for the reason that the great est expansion in the field has been in the large manufacturing plants of the war and navay departments, where thousands of mechanics and laborers are employed in shipbuilding and in manu- featuring ordnance and other war ma terial. Women are not available for em- ployment in trades positions to any great extent, but their services are be- ing utilized in every way that is prac- ticable.
 The United States civil service commits sion is called for women for government work of no tless than 60 different kinds. The list includes stenographers, typists, bookkeepers, other clerks of a score or more of classfications which require training in some special or technical line, statisticians, operators of various kinds of calculating. addressing, and du- plicating machines, proof readers, law clerks, welfare executive secretaries. trained nurses, chemists, physicists, li
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
Miss Mary E. Smith, Noted
 Writer and Editor, Dies

New York. May 24.-Miss Mary E.. Smith, noted writer, author of F nov els and time editor of Redpath' s Magazine, died yesterday at her home in Brooklyn after a long illness She was born in Savannah, Ga, August f9, 1S49
 Before taking up literary work Miss Smith was teacher in the public schools and some years ago was ac- tive in social work She took a prom inent part in promoting the candi- dacy of Henry George, single-t -taxer, for mayor of New York in 1897.
 Miss Smith wrote under the pen name of Christine Faber Some of her best known novels are "Reaping the Whirlwind" and Carroll O'Dono- hue" Tn late years she was a fre- quent contributor to Roman Catho- lie magazines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
Some Hints About Th@Sunday Dinner and Where to Buy
By JOHN c. MOSES

The weather is good and warm. and summer time Is surely with us. We all have more or less to eat in the garden. but there are many things that adver- tisers on this page have to sell which we need to make up the Sunday meal
 Look them over and choose your menu
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 V. w. Wood & Co. have an attractive Nothing concealed. with this firm-every- thing goes in black-face figures so as to attract attention to the bargains this firm is constantly offering. It will pay anyone to take trip to Second avenue and Twenty-fourth street and buy in bulk from this market place. It saves many trips to town and saves many dollar.
 The Mercantile Supply company Is an- other upper Second avenue firm that has been building up nice business in the short space of a year or so. They are strong on fresh country stuff-eggs, poultry, honey. syrups, and all other good things that stick to the ribs after the meal If in a hurry, or you do not wish to market in person, just call up over the phone and the goods will be de- livered post haste.
 Meats are coming down-at least, that is what the Peerless Market company says this morning It's no use to side step meats when the price is being cut deep into the quick by my friend Mc- Intire at the Peerless. And the cuts are not seconds, either The best and the cheapest go linked together here. Take a trip and look over this layout today. You may save quite an item
 John S. Lees Cash Market has few words to say on another page. This IS the place where leash talks, sure enough Mr. Lee recently bought out the market of Tanner Bros. and the best in meats, groceries. vegetables and deli cacies will be found here. and at prices that compare favora hlv with the lowest
 
 T. F. Thornton was almost too warm to talk about aavartisirr but wants his many friends to know that he still hcids the fort where quality and fair dealinE go hand in hand. And he feels proud of his delivery service. which he claims is the best in town. as he puts the gocaa in the Kitchen "ris,hf naw." Hes rFa at this grocery game. and I know ne will do what he sssyS
 Catanzano Bros. have one of the hest assortments of the season this morning. Some fine broilers, fryers and fat hens are offered. and all kinds of fresh Hsn and vegetables. If you "acnt 'Snow wnas sou want for Sunday. this is the place to find out where ycsi arc at. lTca in today and load that sunday naske' rhese hoys are live ones when 1t comes so pleasing ratrcns
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
HUNTSVILLE

Huntsville, May M.-(SpeciaL)- )-Tne largest contingent of Madison county men who have been taken into the na- tional army yet to leave for camp at one time is scheduled to depart Monday morning for Camp Sevier, S. c. On that date 134 white men will leave in a body. Most of them are Huntsville boys, as the present call includes no farmers Preparations are being made by the Red Cross and other patriotic organizations to give the boys parade and an inn pressive farewell.
 The governments call for doctors has been responded to by pr. H. D. Vest moreland and Dr. E. " Caldwell, two of the most popular physicians of Hunts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
Age-Herald Want Ads Work Constantly

brary assistants, inspectors of undergar- ments finder-print classifiers, and many others
 The commission urges women to offer their services to the government at thIs time of great ned. As men are called to the oolors, women must take tleir places and keep the machinery behind the armed forces moving at the maxi mum of efficiency. Representatives of the civil service commission at the post offices in all important cities are pre- pared to furnish definite information and application blanks.