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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
AVIATION CORPS
 GOES THROUGH CITY
Many, Local Boys in Detachment. Girls Give Visiting Soldiers
 Cigarettes

Howard o. Afford, brother of Horace C. Afford. a well-known attorney of Birmingham, arrived here last night with detachment of several hundred soldiers from the aviation camp at Waco, Tex. The entire party left early this morning for some point in the east, the exact location of which is unknown.
 It is understood that several Bir- mingham boys are in the detachment. but it was impossible to learn their names last night, as the party was in town for just an hour. trip was made to the r. M. c. A. where the bows were given chance to rest and use thee accommodations of the associa- tion.
 large quantity of cigarettes were distributed among the boys by some girls who had received telerrAms from friends stating that the boys would arrive in town.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
KOLB RECOMMENDED
 FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
We'll Known Man About to Enter Ex- plosives Branch of Ordnance
 Department

Val Kolb, one of the well-known and popular employees of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company, has been officially recommended for commission as captain in the explosives production branch of the ordnance department.
 It is understood that Mir. kolk S em- ployers have been eager to keep him here on the ground that he was doing effective war work in his present place, but that he has for sometime been anx- ious to get into the active army serv- ice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25

of the bill for this week. record crowds are expected at each perform ance. there being a show at 3 o'clock. then at 4. 2 and o'clock.
 The five big acts of vaudeville are pleasing all as well as the seven-part feature film entitled "The Interloper," in which Kitty Gordon stars to de- ctded advantage.
 The real high light of the bill Is the Castelli duo in vocal and piano se- lections. This pair of boys can sing and play piano seemingly just as if tkey had in their minds exactly what everyone wanted them to play, so well do they meet with the approval of the audience
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
Life Insurance Men
 to Hold Luncheon

A meeting of the Birmingham Asso- citation of Life Underwriters will be held in the private dining room of the Civic association cafe this after noon at 1 o'clock, where a luncheon will be served. One of the speakers of the occasion will be c. T, Sihley, who will read Q paper on How Best the Life Insurance Men Can Serve the Nation in Time of War" There will also be another speaker whose name has not been yet announced. All mem- bers and prospective members are urged to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Lyric


 The Lyric is cooled by iced air and electric fans and the summer bargain matinee prices are on. which means no doubt that capacity audiences will be on hand at this afternoons matinee to en- joy one of the most pleasing bills of the season. The offering that will entertain today is headed by Somewhere in France an intensely interesting dra- matte war sketch. The act is presented in capable style by John Barclay and company and several pleasing song se- lections, well sung, are features of the presentation. Kajiyama, wonderful Jap anese artist amazes with his ability in handling figures and his act is inter esting as well as startling. He writes upside down and backwards and in ev- cry conceivable manner. SosYnan and Sloan, in Down Nonsense Lane" enter tain in song and story and both are very clever. while Barber and Jackson furnish much pleasing comedy that is received with much applause. The Apollo Trio present a startling athletic exhibition. The matinee starts promptly at o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
 COMMITTEE TO MEET
Qualifications of Voters to Be Pre-
 scribed and Vacancies to K. Be filled

The Jefferson county democratic ex- ecutive committee will meet today at noon in the courthouse to make ar rangements for the primary election in August and to prescribe the qualifi- cations of candidates whose names will appear on the ballots.
 John 2. Bethea. chairman, will pre- side at the meeting. There are several vacancies in the committee and it is probable these will be filled before any other business is transacted
 state senator, seven representatives in the legislature and sheriff are to be nominated in Jefferson county at the August primary election
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
Grand Larceny and
 Burglary Charged

Walter Chatfie1d. negro, who for the past five years has been employed as a coach cleaner for the Frisco rail- road, was placed in the city tail last night, charged with burglary and grand larceny, and it is claimed that over $500 worth of silks were recov- cred in the raid made on his home in East Thomas.
 Special Agents Eldridge and Morri- son of the Frisco and City Detectives Jones and Long made the capture. The goods recovered are identified as 1 those stolen from the Central of Geor- gia, Illinois Central and Frisco roads about two weeks ago. and include some valuable silk dresses and under wear
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
Negro Prisoners Give
 to the Red Cross Fund

Red Cross workers visiting the county jail yesterday afternoon were surprised quite agreeably when it was found that the negro prisoners had voluntarily made up a . l from, their nickels and dimes and. were waiting to donate it to this cause. They made this contribution and many expressed the wish to be able to give more. The Red Cross workers will visit the white side of the jail this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
cut mi. Out. It Is Worth Money

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this sIip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley X Co.,, 2S35 Sheffield avenue, Chicago, III writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return trial package containing Foiey's Honey and Tar Com pound. fer coughs colds and croup: Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and back; rheumatism. backache. kidney and plad- der. ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tab lets. wholesome and thoroughly cleans ing cathartic, for constipation, bilious ness headache and sluggish bowels.~ Sold everywhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
Mitchell Subscrihes s50. oOO

Anniston, May A.-(Special)-Janes Mitchell. president of the Alabama Pow CT company, makes the announcement that his company will buy $50,oO0 Of stock in the proposed car line between Anniston and Camp Mcclellan and allow the use of their Noble, Tenth, Moore and Thirteenth streets loops
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
100 PER CENT FIRMS

Among the firms reported as being 100 per cent were, Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, Crane Company, American Bolt company, Caheen Brothers, American Cast Iron Pipe company, Birmingham Foundry and Machine company and many others.
 The largest individual subscription was s1o00 by R. s. Munger. The Conti- mental Gin company, 5000; Alabama company, S300e; Grace1li Chemical com pany, S1o0o: General Electric company, s2500, and the walters of the Tutwiler hotel have given one weeks wages in stead of one day.
 miner from Flat Top came in and stated he wanted to do his part, so gave s25, while a small boy who said his father was in the army, and he wanted to help. T haven't any money, stated the small boy, but l have a knife and I will give that to you" This knife will be raffled off and the pro- ceeds turned over to the Red Cross. At Boyles yesterday at noon speak CTS addressed 1900 people and each pledged days wages and they de- clared they would give one days wages each month, if asked to.
 The gulf division has subscribed s2o,
 900 to Alabama and Birmingham share of tkis will be $5000. MINING LID hlClO The reports from the mining dis tricts are splendid, and partial re-
 port was made by Mir. DeBardelehen
 at the luncheon, as follows:
 District No. l, $500; District No. 7,
 s1ooo; District No. 8, s5951; District No,
 4, s15,17S; District No 5, $1050; District No. 6, 5000; District No ', 5000; DIS
 trict No. s, $9674.47; District No. 9,
 Ss442: District No. 10, no report; Dis
 trict No. II, S177o. Total in districts as
 far as has been reported, $49,665.4n
 The Monroe Warrior Coal company
 has set aside Monday as Red Cross
 day at their mine. and not only will
 they donate the days output of coal
 but will get the employees of the com pany donate their days work. This movement was started by the Norton Coal Mining company in Kentucky, which is controlled by the same m terest This company donated the out put of one day, aggregating 1000 tons. Monroe B. Ianier is president of both companies.
 The American Cast Iron Pipe com pany at Acpco has subscribed 5000 while the men employe1 there have subscribed s2245.70, which is S5 per cent of the employees, and this plant will be made 100 per cent today, it is believed.
 ALABAMA'S QUOTA According to reports coming in at state headquarters the first four days of the drive throughout the state has netted $560, ,000, being $110,00 in excess of Alabama's quota of $450,000 The luncheon yesterday was the last one the members of the allied armies will have. and all have been requested to keep working until every inch of
 the territory assigned to each division is covered and all generals are urged to report at local headquarters each day at noon
 In concluding the lunch, Acting Field Marshal Bush thanked the members of the allied armies for the splendid
 support and cooperation and @espe- cially complimented the Rainbow di- vision on the excellent work done by them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
Closing Up Office

w. H. Greaves, general southern agent of the Big Four, with offices in the Amer lean Trust building in this city. was in Birmingham yesterday closing up the office Under the government admins startion of railroads the agency in this city was discontinued and Mr. Greaves called to Cincinnati. where he is now To- cated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
Robbery Charged

Ben Beeson. a negro man, was arrest ed and placed in the city jail yester- day afternoon about o'clocts and a charge of highway robbery placed against him. Detectives Mack. Goad and DeGreat made the arrest, but refused to discuss the case stating that nothing could be said about the matter until later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
Mrs. Rnnntree Here

Anniston. May 24.-(speciaL Mrs. J. A. Rountree of Birmingham delivered an ad- dress in Jacksonville Wednesday evening and was the guest of local daughters of the United Daughters of the Confed- day afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25

General Order No. 5.
 The thanks of the acting field marshal and general staff are here by expressed:
 To all soldiers of the allied armies for their loyalty and efficiency To all who have been engaged in special service during the campaign, or who have contributed of their time to it's success. Their name is legion. To all in Jefferson county who have contributed to the second Red Cross war fund
 To the daily press of this city for their cordial and liberal co-opera- tion in this campaign.
 We especially desire to congratu- late our sister city of Bessemer for the magnificent showing made by her people.
 In conclusion we desire to express the conviction that the close of this campaign will find the people Of Jet ferson county still more united and still more determined to win the war, no matter what the personal sacrifice may be. MORRIS BUSH,
 Ma
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25

Your noble soul has been with us all through this campaign. We have keenly regretted your absence, but in spirit of loyalty to the great cause and to you, our beloved com mander, we have endeavored to do our best. The campaign has been splen- didly successful and a full measure of the honor is yours. We await your call to greater victories in the months to come Through you our highest ideals of citizenship are ex- pressed May health, happiness and prosperity be your daily portion from the Giver ol all good
 MORRIS BUSH, And the General Staff of the Allied Armies Speaking for Every Soldier of the Army.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-25
At Loew's Biiou

The performances at Loew's continue to play to capacity crowds at each show, and today being the last day
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06

Q.naIltu5 al5 edltar anlsrltaner ~
III Ifl;dten uaafomu,t, hurger
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nm ,20talc irgenomelheu 8efilrfl-
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bat u6er troBocm ods Gmpfmoer,
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len miir0cn, meuu lie lid einc 'ourte
rifaniid1c Seelc" 3ulegten. lln0 III
0ieiem 3uinmmenbange m0d)ten mir
an Das bctanuta Mort oe5 aaiprs
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'cgt bat: oYiit elmer ie0eu nellen
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5cclc." NIdt MIR thr eigeue5 (>n-
trreIie, iouoern ou9 &utereie ibrer
Sinner mo &iuoe3fin0er ioQte aue
HmtrIfuncr frem0er ~Abitummung
0a3u beitimmcn itd Die engliihe
5pradle u%n5ucignen, oeren HeuntnlB
llr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mo geleaidait
lidlra 5orttommen uuo Grfolg iiher-
,cllcu miiror. IN oieier @iniidt lino
Die Ielitiden mchr o0er meniqer an
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warum? GmIaf 0csbalb, neil lie
nit ibrer tuQllit reoen0en Qtitbilr
germ feline o0er MIR cine Wtpoutom.
meuc 6iihIlutg bdttcn. IS iii ia redlt
loon mo lieb, menn man conieroa
tiD lit; aber man tunn 10 etpa5 audi
ijbertrelben, Is lei oenn, ouB man IS
uOr3lsbt, f%Ortmdhrcn0 I'M 6iutertrei.
len 81 bIeIbcn, ME loIhe9 bel Der
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mar, Die ijd Babe an Die ~aItherqe-
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autlammcrte un0 lid bermctiih BON
0cm friid)en &uft5uge mo Den be-
Icbguoen Ginfliiilen mo0erler 3citen
abidIoB. GeraIeihen fam mo io1te
IN 0lelem aroBeu mo fortld)rtttliher
%nnoc YmerIto nId)t porfommeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06

.5ammer uno GIfHot. Berberung uno
Yeroerbunq 70 Diler iG0ner Yanot,
2eutb, 9%ergi:Bua8 io0il Ariitltben
8tuts, fu-9e5sHoeu uHo UerupeHoen
unGriitli4en unmenid!Jhen Orduz
fumteiten nit 4i0r0eR, Bt,uRen, Sens
gen uuo SdaaOung 10 OI.sr ebrIG4er
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men Elm GnD gu iegen. uuo oa mir
uns pes nu6 benz beiliImsn. Iiebsn
Jrisoen ieuf5en0en uao iareienoen
G%6riitenpolt bet,uGtet uno gu 9es
miet6 geil6rt. bdben mir 6tIlihen us
6riitiidem WjtteioeH uno befunDener
G6uIoigteit. 2iereil Der 4Ilmehiige
unier gelie6tes 8aterlano liz i%onpsr=
barren @nopen Hch bis oobero per-
idont UNI IN iriOli6em Nolitonot
erbdtten bat, uns nu9eleJen iein lafs
len, an Die TIriten uno Yotentaten
ein Shribsn gu periertiJen."
5n Der gaiol9ung oieies fhonen
GsOantsns sja3sn nun 5riepensans
trGge an ben GaiIer. bic G6psoen.
an 6rantreit, 0panien, Sapopen
uno on ben qopit ab.
Aa6 alien 6immelsgegenoen eilten
bic Boten nit Dem eiogenoiIiihsH
Sbrei6en. M6er leioer mar Der Or
folg oes s~brenhaften, ouiridtigen
9F~rieoensrufes non teiner Wirtuug.
Die arieqfu6rsnoen bUyten niht ouf
Die bisotren Wobnunqen Der S6meiz
eer uno lieBen iid in ibrsn 3islen
niu)t beirren. Nuf tcine8 Der nbges
eunqenen Shreiben trof cine @nt>
mort elm. 9outaI5 reftfertiote ieOe
9crtei ben 9yiel nit Der Grtldrun9.
le tdmpfe 10 fir Den 5rteoen. llnr
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benz 7frieoen oaDurh belpeiien. Dab
lie ibre Soiotruppen aus Dem 9ienits
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@olter bes 9eutihan 4eibe8 nit all
ieinen Gdretsn qei3eln. bis enDlif
Die 6rieoen5iehnIu6t ourdoringen
tonnte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06
7os ltaatlide glrbeitsOepartement

Don Rem Dorf ifeiut inter ietnen
2'eomten cinen Utann 3u babcu, Der
cluen %geiuuoen mo in 0ieicn Sogen
ooppelt iddBeu2mertben @unor be
list. Gr foroert Hamlih Die a@omen
Of Qeiiure", Die ,5rauen, oIe uidt5
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eur}iae 0icicr profeilioHelrn 4lilBl
qduacrinncn uu0 @cuuB0umcn sur
&ei0lgung pes gtuiruis ucranlaiIen,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06
In Der SpiBe
aQer giatOnen.

uutl ItHloHtH. lurdltce HreB",
5u Cntuehmcu lit,
murihiren 81. W,ertriaten 5tuot,u
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Itd) Der 3obl Der &eriihertcn int Ser
h0ltniB sur @eIdmmtbeu0lferunu un0
be3ii9lld 0ca Ourhihnjttlidcu Ne.
TRACES Ser ru0iuiouelleu &criider-
lnld5 Nolicen in @roit. oeren 9tenu
luerth unqeidhr 1880 YPillionen
Collars bctrua, olIo belnahc orci
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Ser ocu ueridieoeneu u1jjrten Wt1h
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trltt Ser &erciuiltcu Stoatcn in Den
Arlcq oltdl nod nou@unoeSmc1cn cit.
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sen oe9 Scores mo ser &~rtegaflotte.
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observation-disclosures to17-t0fS. am
50. &lIIi 1918, olti rlm0 22.000 UPtl
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ucrltd,crt hot. uu0
NentroI @trjbiul hart nit ieincr
tiir}Ildlcu G%rtI1rruQ. ooG .oirit Ncr
lid'crung unierc SoloOttn crmuthidt
ltno ar'cltrrt mo oa@&ano It0rft. Oa~
&olt NM Seer u|crcluiQt" iidtrlId
oen Holel olf ocn aopi Qctrotir1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06

l. >. kood AdfnlnlsuattoA-
Baking powder biscuits, con
bread. mullins. brown bread. grid
die cakes en- waTles is wot dey
call quick breads"
You all makes EN- wild n cup
er wheat flour ter two cups er
substitute flour to save all de
wheat dat kin be saved fer de
soiers. Some folks kin sit er'long
wiGout any wheat at all and are
glad TO do II ter help win de war.
Dat amt had medicine TO take.
70 who's gwtne tu'n up his nose
at good con bread er biscuits "
flapjacks?
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hci beiOeu Utlditd)ttrlL pbuobl bel.
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ben. llno mcnn ser Nber0 tontm;,
ermrlern iie ljh an nidlt5 mebr,
mas lie mGbreno oc5 Cages getdn
bubell.
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o0er uielleidt out ~un5dbliges NuIs
mGrmen id)on idnJit bis gum lleber'
oruB breltgetrctener @elfiftden
aus ihrem eigcnen 2ebcn fonnen
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den. 9tot nuocrc llmitdnoe mo-
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her uou Ser 1r5bten @itti9feit
algcnltln. obcr iiir nicie alteu Eeute
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itaitet ljdl Ca@ 2ebcn 'ur ale 9ctei'
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item N6urn non utSebjrulturnlen"
tuo Observation-Disclosures 8eocn
m0stu out tcrabiltloc 2rogcn al
Gtpalot pcr0tu, lcoOh MIR ulA
5gjti3'gr @cinml; mo Ser Olucrn
Nc %3lrt erneS iold'cu Mittcl2 toum
nId't nit Sem elmer au!en Gi0t &c.
h|lUNlunJ perlIiben mcroer.
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tr2Unl I'M @cuuB pon Speilen aIt'
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06
Nnn ipl Den Senfel nid1t an bic

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Gns lit oic ucrniinftioite WernunIt.

Die imGu0teln title 5u itebeu mo oui
oo9 Nidt SIT mortcn mcib, hat tiumal
Elm bcrilhntter Yfnnm ucluat.