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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-23

Washington February 22.-Although the
inauguration of President-elect Woodrow
Wilson is still 10 days away, the city
already Is assuming a gay appearance.
Buildings in the downtown section and
along the line of march have been deco
rated with the national colors, as well
= white and green. the official in
augural color scheme.
Nearly all public buildings have re-
ceived dress of bunting and flags. Be-
ginning Monday the finishing touches will
be put on all the reviewing stands. The
Presidents stands, the central feature of
the court Of honor in front Of the White
House practically is finished. During the
coming week the various subcommittee
will report and the committee of the
whole will go over the completed plans
Cor various features. Then viii follow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-23
TWO BIG PLANTS Of
COLUMBUS, ARE
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Columbus, Ca, February 23.-Fire,
believed to have been OF incendiary
origin, destroyed the plants of the At
Iantic Compress company, containing
bus Barrel factory. resulting in dam
age estimated early today mt 81, ,JOO, 900.
The blaze originated in the plant of the
compress company in the southeastern
section of the city at 10 o'clock last night
and only was gotten under control at |
o'clock this morning. All of the fire ap-
flames until the blaze practically had
consumed everything In the vicinity of
the compress plant ~
. The heaviest losses sustained were as
follows Inman, Akers & Imam $500 bales
or cotton; McFadden Brothers, 1900 bales
Wiei Brothers, 1000 bales: j. b. Hoist Co.
and Quillian Co.. 800 bales The plant of
the Atlantic Compress company was
valued at 100000 and the loss to the Co
lunbus Barrel company Is estimated at
more than 100000. Sixteen freight cars
in the yards of the Central of Georgia
railroad and several negro cabins also
were burned.
The fire department responded to two
alarms tonight at the plant of the COM
press company before the big conflagra-
ton broke out. Each time it was thought
the fire had been subdued When the
third alarm was turned in the plant ap-
peare9 to be in flames in four different
placeA All the available fire apparatus
in the city was called out, but attempts
to check the flames proved fruitless for
several hours.
At midnight the plant Of the Atlantic
Compress company, covering an entire
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-23
ITENTs OF ToDAY's AGE-HERALD

l9--Lost relatives restored.
2i-- Campaign Tor pure milk on IN Ger
ls maisys i Il ~
2l--Austrians borrow hike habit
22-Expert water man of Pennsylvania
makes inspection.
2s-seth Low and party in Montgomery.
~ Still talking Birmingham products.
lli-Society.
s7-Heavens in March.
2s-.9-Ned Brace and editorial comment.
s9- -Lloyd-Georse tells about his troubles.
3s-The Tom-Toms are calling.
3f-Theatres.
s5-watch charms in New York lots
3i-Gossip of London stage.
3S-Gossp of automobiles.
39-Book shelf.
i0-Our young folks.
4i-Politicians will not have central trade.
42-Test reputation of Wagner court.
$780, Magazine section.
5i-54-Comic supplement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-23
PRISONERS CELEBRATE
WASHINGTON'S IS ABIRTHDA Y

An impressive scene followed the en-
tertainment. tall, gray haired prls-
oner a Frenchmap, stepped from the
wings and bowed Sto the players He
then read in French a testimonial from
the prison inmateh written by Abe
Ruef. the political tboss convicted by
the San Francisco graft prosecution.
To-day for an hopr~ ne old French
man read. "these ot walls have
faded away. For s your great art
has made us fri NNr hearts have
been touched by stors and the
play. We extend our grateful
thanks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-23
tered ! to Galveston.
! naval approximations.
worry Taft.

ssld lered to Galveston.
naval approximations.
worry Taft
a4 Is eventfiIl day.
fr ged offer Tor Thaw' $
leads clenency for
aa HAa & touches OH tariff
-..v,s ssu,lorr planned for Troy.
f-iExnih mails out invitations for din
ner Thursday.
Big auditorium for Birmingham
l.. & NJ. to resist new rate order
Three left as guberna torial candidates.
6--Y w. c. a. campaign ends.
London season beginning to bud.
S--Mass meeting a Orpheum today.
9-Services at churches.
10--Hard fight for Gadsden office.
i1-Prince Henry of Reuss to marry.
13-Church news OF the world.
14-15-Sports.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-23
WASHINGTON DECORATES
FOR THE INAUGURATION

the last meeting of the general commit
tee at which the various committee
heads will make their final report to
Chairman Eustis and receive final in
structions to carry out successfully the
plan as prepared in every detail. Mil
lions of Americans will see this year.
for the first time moving pictures of
the actual administration of the oath to
the President of the United States The
strict rules which have heretofore limit
ed occupation of the battery stand
facing the inaugural platform to photog
raphers representing large newspapers
have been suspended by the congressional
inaugural committee and an addition built
at each end of the platform TO accom-
nodate operators from eight motion pic
ttIre concerns The concession to the
movies was made on recommendation
of Superintendent James ID. Preston OF
the Senate press gallery, after confer
enees with members Of the committee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-23
WILSON TO RESIGN
. BY NEXT SATURDAY

Princeton, N. j.. February 2o.-Presi-
dent-elect Wilson saw no callers today
and rested most of the time after his re-
turn from New York, the heavy rain caus-
.ins him to miss his USUAL afternoon
walk. He expects to spend Sunday at
home.
The coming week will be Mr.. WILSON,
last as governor of New Jersey. He will
send his resignation to the secretary OF
state to take effect next Saturday
New York, February 22.-Woodrow
Wilson went back to Princeton today fol-
his last week at home before he goes to
Washington to become President OF the
Crited States. The President-elect spent
the night at a friends house and left for
Princeton this forenoon. He remarked IL
was probably the last visit he would pay
New York for long time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-23

San quentin, Cal. February 22.--For
Aaeir Washingtons birthday holiday
the 1000 prisoners of San Quentin were
entertained by company OF French
players who appeared on a rough stage
in the prison yard
Although the play was in foreign
tongue the convicts followed eagerly
rvery word and gesture and they We're
particularly Interested in the work OF
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt. who was one
Of the actresses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-23
Thousands Perish

st. Petersburg. February Pit is re-
ported that the Russian Black sea fleet
is in readiness to intervene should Rou-
mania refuse " abide by the mediation
of the powers and take aggressive action
against Bulgaria.
Some anxiety has been caused here by
the Information that the Roumanians are
concentrating cavalry and artillery near
Slistria.
washington, February 22.-SiX thousand
Montenegrlns and 1000 Servians perished
at Scutari in the last battle between the
allied troops and the Ottoman forces.
according to an official dispatch from
Constantinople, received at the Turkish
embassy tonight. The town of Bardan
has been retaken by the Turkish forces
and the Ottoman war office advises that
the Montencgrins do not seem TO be in
a position to continue the war
At Bulair there has been no attack,
the dispatch stated and at Tchatalja
two attacks by the allied forces have
been advantageously repulsed by the
Turks on the outskirts of Kadikeny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-23
PRESIDENT SPENDS
AN EVENTFUL DAY
IN NEW YORK CITY

New York, February 22.--President
Taft. making what is probably his final
public appearance outside of Wash
ington before retiring from the White
House, spent one of the most event
full days he has ever passed in this
city. Arriving here from Washing
ton in time for breakfast, the Pres
ident was taken here and there about
the city by an automobile and tug
boat attending several functions as
guest of honor and retired late to-
night, planning to return to Washing
ton tomorrow afternoon During the
day he broke ground for an Indian
monument overlooking the harbor,
dedicated a lighthouse" settlement for
the blind after watching sightIess chill
dren drill, attended a private recep-
tion of the Sons of the Revolution at
the tavern where Washington read
his farewell address and tonight spoke
at a dinner of the American Peace and
Arbitration League, which presented
him with a gold medal in recognition
of his efforts in behalf of universal
peace.
Breaks Ground for Monument
A band Of Indian chiefs from West
ern reservations watched their great
white father" overturn patch of
earth with spade and at the spot
where a 60-foot statue of an Indian
warrior. the national American Indian
memorial will arise, at Fort Wads-
worth, the "red man" signed an oath
of allegiance to the United States
after President Taft in a brief speech
referred to the North American Indian
as "a force with great and immediate
and direct influence upon the settle
ment and development of this country
by the white races.
The lighthouse which the Pres
ident dedicated Is the new club build
ing of the New York Association for
the Blind in East Fifty-ninth street,
of which he laid the cornerstone a year
ago. Miss Helen Keller sat on the
Presidents right. Joseph H. choate
former ambassador to Great Britain
presided at the ceremonies. Blind boy
scouts saluted the President as he
entered the lighthouse and acted as
his guard of honor.
Regarding Equality
The President declared he often won
dered after reading the constitution what
blind persons thought of the text that
"All men are created free and equal Ia
tie sense in which that is generally un-
derstood. we are not all created free and
eqral Equal in opportunity" he said,
and for the blind every effort should be
lContinued ON Page Eight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-23
erwin POPE ISFOUND
GUILTY FOURTH TIME

Admission, February 2. T.--tSpecial. Erwin
Pope, charged with the murder of j. B.
aIcclurlSip. this afternoon in the city
court heard himself condemned to death
for the fourth time. He had been convict
cd three times before on circumstantial
evidence. and his case each time was re-
vefsed by the supreme court. Every inch
OF space in the court room was taken this
afternoon when the jury read its verdict.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-23
GREEKS MUST HAVE
WAR INDEMNITY
Will Not Consider Peace
Settlement Under Any
Other Conditions

Sofia, February 22.--The ministry of
finance states that the payment of an
indemnity by Turkey is an essential con-
dition to the conclusion of peace It Is
added, however, that the allies will not
insist upon immediate payment.
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What does the Word
''Cstholic'' mean?
Continued from last week.


Therefore, inorder to add this
link in, we shall repeat What We
have already proven by scripture
and the declarations of the pope
that he was called the vile per
son vino tal-en the place of the
tax raiser. And then this vile
person according to the proph
e>y of Daniel made a league with
some one else, please read:
Ano after the league made
with him ne shall work deceitful.
~, for he shall come up, and shah
become strong with small a peo-
pc" dan. 1D-23,)
And the two who made this
league; then spoke lies at the
same table please read;
And both these kings hearts
sinai! be to do mischief, and they
shall speak lies at one table; but
- shall not prosper; for yet the
end shal! be at the time appoint
nl." (nan. tl.o~.)
Now when We find the man
who covenanted WITH tln vile
person--Who by evidence has
been proven to ne the pope Of
Rome--Then we have no room
for douoo any longer so we will
have to ash you to read the Ian.
gnage Of Martin Luther the ex
po>tulator spoken of above;
please read:
II ofer.' resumed Luther, TO
be silent for the. future on this
matter, and TO let IL die away OF
itself, = provided my opponents
are silen. % their part" {Ref.
16 Century Page Is
Here is thu hague spnk.r of
br Dan. and he,e Is it's cvnfprm
alton. Please read:
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welding over our American
Government. For when the lie.
prcsantat.vcs of tho Masonic
fraternity and the Representa-
ties )T Old'cllovshin asked for
the Private Secretary OF i'rcsi,
dent Wilson's, to be q protestant
Catholicism said No, Gnd the
No carried, Again when large
petitions were sent in as romOn,
strances against a Catholic being
appointed as Postmaster in Balti.
more. The Catholic church said
appoint a Catholic and he was
appointed; this gives US to un-
derstand, lie power the Catho-
lie church has over our gO?crn
mcnt officers
hut again We gl,e the I.eadcrS
Que more Item ana Tat is: a
very few days ago there was
young Catholic men who had
Unlisted in the militia in kansas
City, and the priest gave them to
understand that they had know
right to b" drilling in the I S,
Malltia, and so they walked out
Such is the condition OF our COY,
ernment today, inregard to
Catholicism. But this is not all
tho worst thing yet, is the slave
trade of girls and women, as
nuns. Please road.
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OPEN THE nj NEnIES

The Menace is receiving con
stantly receiving letters from
friends and relatives who have
a sister or friend in some one OF
these Roman Catholic slave nons
1t reveals state OF things
that will finally break down these
institutions BY force and violence
unless inspection and free access
and open doors arc secured.
Here is letter from onc whose
sincerity is apparent, whose sis,
tcrly love speaks from between
tho lines. Her sister is behind
closed doors. barred with iron,
and she is held in by intimida.
tlon and fear that tales hold of
the miEd and sonl
Read the letter:
st, John, Mich, June, 1919
The Menace. Aurora, Mo:
"A friend gave us COPY Of your
paper and we at once became 4
subscriber.
We are "ery much interested,
especially in your Efforts to abol.
lsh converts, as my only sister
is now in one.
| My mother died, l~a.lng threc
children, one boy aud two girls.
Our father soon married a;,ain.
and | was given away for adop.
tlon because W. were in oar sten
Mothers way. Ny brothc: and
sister were old enough to wor!;
out and bring home their r,oneT.
[ heard no bing from n.y fami.
ally for nuMb.r # wears, and
then | ltatn tia my step. mo
the' mad been Instrumental in
having my sister out in a con,
vent.
| knew then little or nothing a.
nout these stare pens. b"t when
married, mJ husband took me
to visit my sister,
You can picture the sadness of
our me",lng : was q We tot
when J. last saw ny sister, end
nov | hu g oNn Up, and tfen
We har 10 ,alh hrnugh IRON i5a~,
AMI Cor.d Iol aytn he III tic satr.a
rom "a, d this was our tir,t
moelirg'
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QUESTION ND.T.
Be- l.. S. Garrett I'd.
DruShyEnot Mo.

pea2 Sir:--I have read your
paper of the date of June s2G ,4ls
aud note the good time the good
people bad at the Basket Dinner
at the Champion School house in
your county. IT must have been
Joyful ! would like to have ocen
present myself, and enjoyed the
dinner if permitted to partake
thereof, ard this is the recorded
custom OF the good people of
South Missouri, everybody come
and eat, and welcome Then l
would like to hare heard your
sermon on Catholic question, I
supposed you done the subject
Justice, as you are one of those
men who can without a doubt
ard If it will not be asking t.
much of you, I wish you would
repeat the same in your paper.
And being we'll versed in the
teachings and practices of the
church YOU will not fa|ter IN re-
peating the same or so near it,
It would take ar Edison Machine
to tell il there was any words
left out. Thanking you to com.
ply with the request I am
yours truly. Daniel Twohig.
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Home Circle
COlu m

NIlh.N NAl'GlfTEH WEDS
At this time Of the years WI
lure hridoS never fell to be MI
cross, the following sens
words thatappeared in ono
our valued eTcha nges will ]
read will interest. The ed
uses tho question, us ther<S
mother who does not feel a Iii,
sinking of the heart as she s9
her daughter 60 ont Of her htg
as Il lrido.'' I
" Most mothers delude th Y
selves in the delief that by sci
alchemy cf fate their child
will be saved from all the ills n
cx.stcncA~-physical or mene
WHO much better it would bsa
we taught our children to NJ
life sUuaroly in the face. so n
when troubles core they n
bear them bravely
' If your daughter is to ben
ppy in her welded life, she nsR
have learned from your pre-
and practice the duties of q hsN
maker. She must b able to N
for n house properly, Will
without servants; she mustM
we'll yorscd iI the arts of Oh
ing and plain scwing-but all,
all, she must look at life as | IN
cancly and logically.
After yon have taken #
counsel with granddaughter III,
forehcr marriage, you mi CHI
to her: From tonight I M
rot Interfere in your affairs, MI
know that ell husbands and y;fs
mako the laws of their own f
holds. What might be righ IA
re and your father, may nt5i3
at all practical in your case.I
Neither is it IL good ide T
tell me the it'll" annoyanc elI
com" between y0u and yourI
band as the retailing of Il
only makes them seem VII
Do not think for a .nomf
Will not be near to help ycu
, 2I! needed in any real t.
but You must rene mber
now On you have elected toll
up the reality of lite. ard i
truly !oTc yoIr husband as
loves yoH, nothing else will
in the balance. Your NIL
my child. has done her beJ
prenara you for q happy
rlsge, Ny real work is fin
YOURS las Just begun. Ne
happy by carrying it on I'd
frn,,uu than l have teen /.
carry mint. and ! will ttel
/ avr not livec n. vain. GIL
c.ild, ard iH> :nC reace XII,
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ANSWER TO QUnSiI0N NO, SO.
e cc,.,ccaca

NhoL the agCccucnt Aac been
thus efacted, Mllt'ty appeart 4
oyerioyed. THESE hundred;
Iyears past, egciaiEcd he, 'ro
IQuestion has occaslopel mcyC
anxlety to tie cardinals ana
Roman courtlerS than this. They
would rather haze given ter
thousand drcatS than consent t.
Its being prolonged. " Tue
pOpe'S chamberlain spared nu
marks OF attention to the monk
of WltJem berg Az one time he
manifested his JOY, at another he
shed tears. This show of sensi
bility moved The refOrmer but
little; still, he avoided showing
showing what he Thought ct it
l pretended not to understand
the meaning Of these crocodile 5
tears,' SAID he.
MiltitZ gave Luther an invita-.
tlon 10 supper, which the latter
accep.ed. His host laid q ids al
tie severity connected with his
mission, anu Luther INDUCED in
all the cheerfulness OF his dis
position. The repast was Joy
GUS, and when the moment of
departure was come, the leeate
opened his arms to the heretical
doctor, and kissed him. "A Jud.
as kiss, thought Luther: Il pre-
tended not to understand these
Italian artifices," wrote he to
Staupitz.'' (Pefo~matipn 10Th.
Century Page 1H.)
1t would bc useless to say
more, We have the evidence be.
fore US that Martin Luth, = and
the Pope Of Rom fu tits the
scripture OF Daniel, A,.u this
proves tue fact t'at there vas 4
WOeful w. ong committed ny t,e
League or agreement uaue hc-
tween steSe two men ,or klngs)
and in exposing this wong We
will more fully see where thu
word Catholic" belongs. We
know wherever there is a long
standing general receiyed opin.
ion OF anything, and people have
it stamped on their mind as q
fact, it is a hard matter to MAKE
them believe otherwise. But
this like all other ialsehoods, set
forth by those two kings in their
agreement must oc stamped out
with the cold facts'of the trdth,
the greatest falsehocd tha: was
ever placed on the minds OF the
peopIe-ls the one man theory
This tht ory >Aas established by
the pope OF Rome ard Martin
Luther. Cp till the time that
Martin Luther came out as a re.
former; the christian people was
all united into one body-And
this was fol over fifteen hundred
years after CHRIST was here.
And from that time up
to the present, the christian eeo
pie has been divided up into
thousand OF more seuts. So
This without anything else,
proves that something look place
at that time which has divided
the christians, into those S, cts. ,
And to prove what we have
said we must now give our read.
er> Bible truths. Their fore -.
say that God die On the sixth
day create a man, mai and fe.
male as yon will see by reading
Il ch. Gen. 2G.27 vs) This is
one man, Then in the end. c,l
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On July 13tb. report Of the
JAI.Ville Union Sabbath School
wa. of the best total number Of,
scholars present 20 Oh-cers S
present 3, Teachers preSeus H..
Interest from first to last of the
very best cCmC ono come al
Sect,
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Gon. ~ You will tind that
Cod formed another man.
THIS is q different man. from
the first man, which makes tho
two men. These two mcn are
spoken nf clear thru tie wore,
And when we get to the lfw
Testament they are set gorth. s.,
plain that men who would deny
the TACT would have to he men
that have nothing at heart but
the love Of money. For there is
no man who, read the following
scripture and has a God loving
spirit but what will have to say
there was and is two men.
Please read.
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