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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-12
SMITH MN AMARA
 WEDDING PLANS

The marriage of Miss Cecile McNa7 mara and MT. Joseph w. Smith will b9 an event of November 2S, taking placs at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament where the ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Father Carroll at high noonA Miss Gladys Gardien will be the maid of honor and Mir. Hugh Smith, Jr, Will act as the best man to the groom.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-12
M'REYNOLDS & JULIAN
 KEEP OPEN HOUSE
Progressive Brokerage Firm Cele brates Peace by Distributing
 Carnations to Customers.

The firm of McReynolds & Julian
 brokers. 303-305 Empire building, in |stigated an ovation in the stock brok- craze business when they gave carna-
 tion to every customer or caller to their offices during the day. This is new firm in the brokerage business here, but they are fast max ing themselves known and have al ready become thoroughly recognized IT financial circles They represent lead ing brokerage connections all over the country in all lines.
 The open house which this progress sive firm kept yesterday was, Of course due to the peace celebration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-12
News of Society and Activities of W0nnem
MARRIAGE of more than usual

q N MARRIAGE of more than usual
 XAA interest was that of Miss Ger < S S trude Motion and Lieut. Elliott s Futile Williams which took place on Sat urday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. T. H. MOI ton at Idlewild.
 The entire house was thrown open and adorned with quantities of ferns and palms and southern smilax combined with cut flowers.
 The ceremony was performed in the 7 drawing room before very beautfMi floral altar built of ferns, palms and
 white roses and lighted with candles. The
 Dr. P. B. Wells of the Five Points Methodist church officiated.
 Preceding the wedding party came lit -A.sss Miss Annie Lynn Motion, the flower ' .irl, and Evelyn Crow and Master Ed ! mund Prince, who carried the ribbons T forming an aisle for the bridal party. Mrs Motion. the brides mother, ana Mrs William Housea1 were the matrons of honor. Mrs. Melton wore handsome gown of white georgette crepe and Mrs. Houseal was lovely in frock of pink georgette crepe e1aborately beaded.
 The bride entered with her father by { whom she was given in marriage and was 7ever lovilier than in her wedding gown of white satin trimmed In rare old lace which was also worn by her mother at her wedding Her long, filmy < tune veil was, worn coronet fashion and was caught with valley lilies.
 During the ceremony an orchestra {, played softly.
 T. Lieutenant Williams was attended by MT Sherwood Parsons of Richmond, Va, as best man.
 Following the ceremony an informal reception was held and MT. and Mrs. Motion were assisted in receiving by the bride and their daughter, Mrs. Ellen Molton Morris and their house guests.
 At a late hour refreshments were served in the dining room where the dec orations were most artistic. The dining room table was centered with pink roses aand Mrs. E. T. Brown and Miss Eliza beth Massey presided over the coffee cups.
 Lieutenant Williams and his bride left fslast evening for New Orleans where they ! will spend week before going to Lake Charles, La, where he is member of the aviation corps at Gerstner field.
 The bride is one of the most admired - members of the young set and around the marriage was centered deep interest. The groom was connected with we'll known real estate firm before entering the army last February. He formerly made his home with his parents near Montgomery. The out of town guests included Mrs. Scale Harris, formerly of Birmingham, Prof. James Harris of Georgia, MT. and Mrs. " P. Williams, parents of the groom. Miss Grace Riddle of Talladega, Miss Pauline White of Goodwater, Mrs. J. s. Jones of Mont gcmery, aunt of the groom, Mrs J. G. Council of Newport News and Mr. F. F. Williams of Montgomery, brother of the groom.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-12

London whose marriage this evening to Lieutenant Lamar of Selma will be an interesting event.
 The guests included Miss London, Miss Mary Parke London, Miss Augusta For- ker of Cincinnati, Miss Martha Wright of Ohio Miss Elizabeth White of Cleve- land, Mrs. Charles M Day, Miss Anita Eustis and Miss Beverly Leake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-12
BOoKHARDT-BLACKBURN

Miss Ldcile Bookhardt was quietly mar ried yesterday afternoon to MT. John Blackburn of Canton, Ohio, at the home of her uncle, r. w Thompson. Miss Bookhardt is a daughter of MT. and Mrs.
 John Bookhardt. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. J. A. Bryan. The young
 couple left immediately for Canton where
 | tkey will make their future home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-12
MIR. SEWER HONORS MISS 0Nn0N

MT. Landers Sevier entertained few friends at luncheon at the Tutwiler on Saturday, complimenting Miss Rachel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-12

Tn Sweden the trade unions have in creased their membership 45,334 in q year. Of 1S6,146 members. 14.402 are women and girls sT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS

There will be a meeting of the Del
 phian club with Mrs. A. G. Swann. 16l1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-12

Lathem, MT and Mrs. James Jones and
 Miss DainWood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-12
HEMPHILL-COLE

II EMF 1lLL-OO1G
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cole of Rip ley, Miss, announces the engagement of their daughter, Mary Virginia, to MT. Robert Cooper Hemphill, Jr., the we'd ding to take place on December F at the home of the bride.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
PRADzIA TAIKOS KON-
FERENCIJOS.

IarySiits, gruodzio 1 d
ruodzio 10 d. likosi galuti-
al nustatyta, kurioje preli-
linare konferencija prasides
arp Prezidento' Wilsono If
renierp Lloyd George, Gle
lenceau If Orlando.
Programs, kuris iki Siam
llkui yra prirengtas, duoda
asitikeJima, kad keturios tau
IS, kurlas atstoyauja virSmi-
etl zmones, galutinai nu-
pres svarbiausius 4. .usilnus
aikos prizes Kaledas. Mazo-
los tautos veIiaus bus pa
viestos del iSdirbi1no detaliu.
lanoma, kad Vokietija ne
us pakviesta ] Taikos Kon-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02

nei pono Edward Grey'c
(tuomlaikinio Anglijos pre-
miera) labai prieinama If pri
lmama pasiulijima taprinin-
kavimui. Kodel gi Vokieti-
JOS valdzia atmete ia pasiu
lijima? Ex-kancleris pripazi-
sta pats, kad Austrijos ulti
matumas buvo perastrus, bet
tokiame atsitikime koki uz
metinejima galejo tureti iVo-
kietijos valdzia prizes p. Ed
ward Grey'o pasiulijima. Jei-
gu Hollweg mate, kad skriau
da yra daroma Belgijai, jl3
neturejo teises pavelyti ia da-
ryti, If, jeigu jis negalejo pra
Sallnti, jis turejo rezignuoti.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
"TALKlNINKAI ISDAVE RU
SIJOS DEMOKRATIJA" :
SAKO KERENSKY.

LondonaS, gruodzio 2 d.
"Talkininkai isdave Russia.
Jie lsmeige peili i kakla Ri
Sljos demokratijai," pasak
A. f. Kerensky, koresponden
tul lake pasikalbejimo. Jis
buvo labai sujundintas If mel
vuotas, 10 axis blizgejo If an
10 veido matesi, kad jis per
gyvena baisias kancias.
"Neziurint gerovisko pas
Sventimo lake triiu metp ka
res, be ko pergale nebutu bt
vusi laimeta; neziurint di
dzlauslo paSiSventimo paskr
tineje vasaroje, kada mes la
kerne vokiecius prikale ryt
niame fronte, pakol Amerik
pamazu rengiasi, kad save
sunkuma duoti perseverance,
gale vakaru fronte, neziu
rlnt vlso to, talkininkai plia
nuoja atkirsti nuo musu Bess
rabija If atiduoti Rununiia
Jie nedroda NUNS teisingo
progos dalyvauti Taikos Kon
ferencijoj.
Argi Rusija neturi toxic
pat dalies, jeigu ne didesnios
sloJe pergaleje kaip Amerika
Suvienytos Valstijos prazud,
$4,000 kareiviu uzmustais,-
Rusija prazude du milijonu
kareiviu uzmustais.
Anaerika dalyvavo pasek-
mlngai karej du menesiu. Ru
SiJa nenuilsdama muSesi b
pertraukos, nese visa sunku
ma nuo pat pradzios, isski
rant paskutnius metus.
j kariavo nepaliaujamai
kada il buvo visiSkai atkirsts
nuo talkininku sandeliu. ]
negauna vienos tukstantines
dalies to, ka Francuzija gavo
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
SUVIENYTQ VALSTIJU,
NUOSTOLIAI a62723
KARElVIU.

Washingtonas, gruodzio l
d.-Gen. March. Siqdien pa
oficialiSka gen. Peysh-
lngo surasa Suvienytq Val
stiju kares nuostolip. Tame
surase pazymeta, kad Suvie-
nytos Valstijos nuo kares pra-
dzios Xxi lapkricio 20 d. tureio
nuostolip 262,723, is tu uz-
muSta kares lauke ..28,363
mire nuo zaizdq .12,101
mire nuo ligq 1904
mire nuo kitu priezascip ,98C
be zinios prapuole. =. 1920
suzeistu ...... -. .189,955
rs jp sunkiai suzeistp 54,751
lengvai suzeistu .92,03t
neapsprestg -. -. .43, los
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
AUSTRIJA-VENGRIJA SU-
SIVIENYS.

Berne, gruodzio l d. =
Austria -Vengrija ateityje
sudarys lyga tautu il as ne
ousiu nustebintas, jeigu pa;
matysiu suorganizavima to-
hos lygos, kokia suplianavo
Prezidentas Wilsonas,' uz-
'eiske Counciler Julius Meinl,
turtingiausias zmogus Aus
trijoj, diskusuodamas dabar-
I'M If. busimaji padejirna mo-
narchijos.
DR.. Meinl pribuvo j Berna
laipo atstovas profesoriaus
II. LammaSeto, buvusio Aus
trlJoS premiere. "Ka Prezi-
1entas Wilsonas pasake If ka
jis name buvo, kad Austrijos-
engrijos zmones turi tureti
teise atgimdymo If atbuda
vojimo imperijos ant pamatu
limos politiskos neprigul1ny-
IS. be jokios virSenybes tarp
!valriu valstiju, bet su fede-
lliskai-ekonomiska vienybe
mt tokip pamatu beveik, kaip
uvienytos Valstijos' -pridu-
e p. Mei1l1.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
GEN. MAKENSl5N INTER
NUOTAS.

Kobenhcgemas, gruodzio l
zlnios is BudapeSto pranesa,
kad Vengrijos valdzia nuta-
rusi internuoti gen. Macken-
sena If 10 visa armijq is l7O,-
OOO kareiviu, sulyg reikalavi-
mo Francuzijos. Pranesama,
kad gen. Mackensen nesiprie-
sins tam nutarimui.
20 uzbaigimui savo opera
ciju Balkanuose, gen. Mack
enseno su savo arniia bande
sugrlzti Vokietijon per Ven
grlJa, bet tam pasipriesino
cechu If vengru arnijos, su
kuriomis Mackenseno armiia
turejo susikirtimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
ANGLIJOS DARBO PARTI-
JOS MANIFESTAS.

LondonaS, gruodzio l d.
Anglijos Darbo Partija save
iSleistame manifesto ] sales
balsuotojus isdesto savo pro-
grama, kurioje partija reika-
lauja:
/. Kuogreiciausio atsauki-
mo talkininku a+miju is uz-
imtu Rusijos daily.
2. Atstatymo darbininku
internacionalo.
3. Pripazinsi laisve Airijai
If Indijai, sulyg principu de
mokratybes il pripazinima
teisiu apSisprendimo del visit
Anglijos gyventoju.
4. Panaikinimas visu tari-
fly, kurie buvo uzdeti lake
Fkares if pilno panaikinimc
konskripcijos.
5. Nacionalizacijos zemes
kasyklu, gelezinikeliu, elektros
ir TT.
e. Pagerlnimo darbo sally
gu if geresnio uzmokescio.
I. Specialiska taksa tur
but uzdeta ant kapitalo, pa
dengimui kares skolu.
Manifesto uzreiSkianla, kat
Anglijos Darbo Partija yr;
tikra moteru partija, kadang
il reikalauja pilnu politi.skl
teisiu noterims If lygaus 81
|vyrais uznokescio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
TARPTAUTISKA DARBININ-
KU KONFERENCIJA.

WasJlingtOnas, gruodzio l
d.-Pildomas;s Komitetas A
merikos DarL Federacijos
Siadien paskelbe delegatus, XII
RE dalyvaus TarptautiSkoje
Darbihinkq Konferencijoj Pa
ryziuje, kuri ivyks tuom pa
ciu laiku, kaip If 1'aikos Kon-
ferencija.
Delegatais paskirta Samuel
Gompers, Prezidentas Darbo
federaciJos, William Green,
fin. sekr. United Mine Work
ers, John R. Alpine is Chi
Cages, Prezidentas Plumberiu
Unijos, Frank Duffy, sekre-
torius United Brotherhood Of
Carpenters if Frank Morri-
son, sekr. federacijos.
Pildonlasis Komitetas Fe-
deracijos iSsiuntines visp tau
tp darbo organizations uz-
kvietima, kad jos pasipstp de-
legatus i tarptautiSka darbi-
ninku konferencija.
Isreiskiamas pasitikeimas,
kad atstovai visu tautq daily
vaus konferencijoj4
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
EX-KAIZERIS PERSERGSTI-
NUO ANARCHIJOS.

BerlinaS, gruodzio l d.
Naujoji vokieciu valdzia pa
garsino teksta kaizerio abdi-
kacijos, kuriame jis ant visa
dos atsisako nuo sosto. Abdi-
kacijos tekstas skamba sekan-
ciai:
GAS Situo dokumentu atsi-
sakau ant visados nuo visu
teisiu prize Karunos Prusijos If
nuo visu teisiu prize Karunos
Vokieciu imperijos. Tuom
paeiu laiku as paliuosuoju vi
sus vokieeiu imperijos if Pru-
sijos valdininkus, taipgi visus
aficierus, pa-aficierus, If ka-
reivius laivyno il armijos
Prusijos, il Vo-
kietijos konfederatyvisku val
stiju. nuo prisiekos istikiny-
bes, kuria jie buvo man dave.
Kaipo buves ju imperatorius,
karalius il vyriausias vadas,
as tikiuosi nuo ju, pakol eina
81 reorganizavimas vokieciu
imperijos, kad jie pagelbes
items, kurie paseklningai pa
laiko speka Vokietijoj apgy-
nimui Vekietijos zmoniu nuc
gresiamu pavoju anarchijos,
bado ir svetimsalisko viespa.
tavimo. Ispildyta If pasira-
syta mano ranka.
Ameronge, lapkrieio 28 d.
William
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
HOLLWEGAS PRIPAzISTA
VOKIETIJOS KALTE.

LondondS, gruodzio | d.
PllnaS praneSimas, iSleistas
DIR. Bethmann-IIollweg buvu
sio Vokierijos kanclerio il at
spausdintas laikrastyj N O. tn
u erm an Gazette paro-
do, kad, nors jis il stengiasi
prirodyti visokius argumen-
tus apgynimui Vokietijos il
saves uz Sia kare, padaro sio-
kl prisipazinima.
"Bet visit pirmiausia, mes
turlme prisipazinti, kad musu
nedatekliai nacionaliSko budo
II musu prasizengimas abel
no uzsilaikymo mes prigelbe-
jome itempima, kuris pripil-
de ora per paskutinius kelis
netus. zodziai, krlrie gall
butt paskaityti uz provokaci
ia, buvo apskelbti atkartoti-
mai, anti-vokiSkas veikimas ma
mie il uzrubezyje atnese
NUNS didziausia bledi, bet
virs visko musu 1aivyno 60
dumas atnese del musu visu
didziausia opozicija."
Atsakyma ant toxic Beth
man-Hollwego prisipazinimo
galima rasti laikrastyje B e r
lin T a g e b a t t, kuris ra-
SO: Or. Bethmann-Hollweg
nemini nei Vokietijos-Angli-
JOS tarybu, kurios jau buvo
'uzbalgtos liepos men. 1914 m.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
RUMUNIJA BADAUJA.

PorySins, ketvergas, lapkri-
clio 28 d.-Naujai paskirtas
Rumunijos minister's j Suvie-
nytas Valstijas, George Da-
savo pasikalbejime su
korespondentais uzreiSke, kad
maisto If drapanq padejimas
Rumurijos suteikia didziausl
skurda. Vokieciu okupacija
atnese neturta visai Saliai.
Rumunijoj dabartiniame lake
.brangenybe neiSpasakyta.
Taip apredas drapanu ka$-
tuoja $500, pora batu $120,
svaras saldainiu SIS.
"Didele dalis musp gwen
toju iSmirs Sia ziema, jeigu
nebus suteikta jiems greitu
laiku pagelba" pasake minis
teris.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
lALTINA KAIZERI UzMU-
SEIISTET.

ParySins, gruodzio | d. =
Inns. Prieur, kurios vyras
uvo ant laivo Sussex (laivas
'usex buvo .torpeduotas vo-
iecip submarinu) padave
eisma formaliska skunda ant
,aizerio, kuriame il apkaltina
'X-kalzerl uzmusime JOS vyro.
Amsterdamo laikraStis P "a
IS ch e P os t reikalauja,
;ad Hollandija isvarytu ex-
Iaizerl is tos Sales, nelaukda-
ma nuo talkininkq pareikala-
Vino.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
CHILL MOBILIZUOTA
KARIUMENE.

Bmenos Hires, argentina,
gruodzio l d.-zinios, aplai-
kytos cionai is Santiago pra-
mesa, kad demonstrators An
tafagaste (Antafagasta ran
dasi netoli Peruvijos rube-
ziaus) prieme toki serioziSkq
buda, kad Chilijos valdzia pa
siuntusi kreizeri ca pi a r
Pfa t su kareiviais ! ia uos
ta. Mobilizacija likosi paskelt
ia Pirmosios If Antrosios ar
miju.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
Run1unija badauja.
Darbininku KOnferencija Paryziuje.
ANGLIA GRUMoJA AT
ANAUJINTI KARE.

L0ndonaS, gruodzio l d.
Anglia pasiunte pagrqsinima,
kad il att.aujins kare, jeigu
Vokietija neispildys taikos stl
tarties kaslink belaisviu If
nepagerins ju padejimq, ko-
kiame jie randasi dabartinia
me lake. Savo atsakyme Vo-
kietijos valdzia pranese, kad
j, sulyg savo iSgales, stem
giasi uztikrinti saugu belais-
viz sllgrazinimq.
Atsakyme priduria, kad re-
guliariska trarsportacija be-
laisviq uztikrinta.
Pirmieji vagonai, kuriuos,
sulyg padarytos sutartles, No-
kietija turi per lucti talkinin-
kams jau likosi perduoti mi
litariskai talkininkq komisijai.
ISviso Vokietija lures per-
duoti talkininkams 10000
vagonu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
BOLsEVIKAI UzPUOLE
NORVEGIJOS PASIUNTINI.

Chvistima, gruodzio 2 d..
LaikraStis A Aftenposten f e n
pranesa, kad bolsevikai pada-
re uzpuolim2 ant Norvegijo:
pasiuntinio Petrograde If pa.
yoge daug visokip dokumen
tq, kurie priklause Norvegi-
jos If sveicarijos ,aldzions.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
ANGLIA ATMETUSI SUSI.
VIENJIMA SU s "

LondonaS, gruodzio 1 d.
Kalbedamas Fabijonu draft
P. George Bernard
Shaw pasake, kad prizes kate
turejusi proga pasi-
rinkti tarp Suvienytu Valsti-
ju If f -sijos susivieniiima. If
kad Anglia pasirinko Russia
su tikslu, kuri, jis sake, mes
visl gerai zinome.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-02
VOKIEcIAI PERDUODA
RUSU LAIVUS.

Londonas, gruodzio l d.
Anglijos admiraltija praneSa
kad Rusijos laivai, kurie bu
vo vokieciu rankose likosi per.
duoti talkininkams Sevasto-
polyje lapkricio 20 d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28

To be possessed OF a head OF
heavy. beautiful hair: soft. lustrous.
fluffy. wavy and free from dan.
druff. is merely . matter OF using
a little Danderine.
II In easy and inexpensive to have
nice. soft hair. and lots OF Il. Jnst
get n small bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderiuc now--it costs but a few
ccnts-all drug stores recommend IL
apply a little aa directed. and within
10 minutes there will be an appsar.
ance OF abundance. freshness. fluff
ncss and mn Incompatible gloss and
luster. and. try a. YOU will. YOU can
not find trace Of dandruff or falling
hair; but your real surprise will be
after about two weeks use. when
you will see new hair-fine and
downy at first--yes-but really new
out all over your
scalp Danderine is. we believe. the
only sure hair grower. destroyer of
dandruff and cure for itchy scalp.
and II never fails TO stop falling
hair At once
II you want TO prove how pretty
and soft your hair really Ia. mois,en
n cloth with n little Danderine and
carefully draw IL through your hair
taking one small strand at a time
Your hair will be soft, glossy and
beautiful In Just few moments-a
delightful surprise awaits every one
who tries this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28

There are 40 900 hospitals In
France and more are being built all
tho time.
The largest American hospitai--
for American wounded lis operated
BY the Johns Hopkins unit and con
uaina $500 beds This hospital In
built like our barracks building and
this winter the nurses hav. suffered
many hardshsps there brAvcly and
uneomplainlngiy.
Many morning my shoes were
frozen 10 the floor said nurse
10 me. "and IL makes me smile when
I think Of all % ua coming over here
with the white uniforms Of the
nurses IN the hospitals at home We
would have frozen had not the Red
Cross furnished ua with these heavy
blue wool uniforms"
4 These women take care OF wards
containing at least 50 men. beds aid,
by side. down the long narrow room
with a coal stove at either end. II
was here that ] saw our first man
crippled BY the war. lie had iost a
leg.
and said he was coming back TO
America an soon 40 he was able
I'm set something 20 do. because
there will be so. many boys over
here he said
Much Pneumonia
Before ! left this hospital I heard
the order given that the bcs, hrtl.
fetal leg made should be sent him
from t5c Red Cross headquarters
az Paris
Later I was ~ AZ the hospital a,
General Pershing's headquarters. At
that time this base hospital was al.
most entirely given up to American
soldierH suffering with pneumonia.
came very near having II myself
and thus learned about those queer
things they call "niGhtingaics -
! saw these flannel garments IN
the Red Cross warehouses and asked.
somewhat dcriaiyely. what the
wounded soldier was going TO do
with a eoman's eombing jacket. But
when I arrived at the hospital with
a room heated with n tiny coal stove
that went out regularly every night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28
LETTERS FROM SOLDIERS
The Star Will Gladly Publish Interesting Commune ca ton
From Sammies

Writing on February II. from
Some Place in England" Warren
Poauette. Tuscania survivor. has
told Of his experiences;
on Active Service.
American Expeditionary Force
Dear Maud:
am enjoying myself the best
way ! know how over here We
are In England at the present time.
but cannot tell you just where
We went TO football game this
afternoon. but they do not play the
game az they do In the 4. 8. A.. so
! didn't get much Of Il.
But you walt until get home
III certainly teach you how TO swim
in cold salt water. | was In life
boat for three hours after the Tus.
cania was torpedoed. before was
picked up.
When ] saw that rescue boat com.
ing. my heart began to beat faster
all the time until II reached us. But
! wasn't afraid at any one time OF.
cept when the torpedo first hit the
boat. on the starboard side.
Went Over Rail
was standing on the deck when
II happened and water was splashed
all over me. ! was on the deck
where 7 belonged, but ran up the
stairs 10 the next deck. When | be
came calm enough TO think. the boys
were streaming up the stairs 80 fast
that could not get back to my own
boat.
Finally, ! went over TO the back
rail OF that deck and slid down
door that was open to make my
way back TO where | was supposed
10 be TO take my boat.
When my life boat was lowered n
turned over az soon az IL struck the
water. You see. the big boat was
going at fun speed ahead. and the
ropes holding the life boat turned
i over before they could be cut.
Went Down Rope
The next boat overheard STAYED
right side up. and | went down In IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28
Not Too Old

London Daily Mail has cranked the waralk takers
by declaring that of the government and public
vices turning down women OF 35 years OF who
offer their services the ground that they're too old
people with world war on their hands who can find
time to discuss Are of 80 too old had better
wipe off the slate and begin their again Any
body capable of discussing knows that they're not
too old at 35 but just right in the vast majority of
and don't continental whether they're married
single she's married she's learned enough to prepare
her for public service II she's single she has very prob
ably. spent Is to Is years unsefshy and inelgently
serving others. Mentally. the of 80 Is all right
and the health records of London department show
that by far the most claims for payments for physical
breakdown come from between the ages of 90
and rs When it to reliable service the
of 50 should be barred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28
Il. . . e. ID. TX. S..
COLYlUNAl
Or IN sc. CARS

or IN \. Il. CARS
The government has ordered that
no more Holsters be carried by cx.
press from Eastern points to Chicago.
This viii not. however. reduce the
number carried In rullmnns and day
coaches.
no HUM
a gink named
Darwin started
The dope that
You and me
Are great million
Great grandsons
or Mister Ape.
And we didn't
Lose any sleep
Over the fact
Whether II read
That way In
Our book or not.
II meant less
Than nothing In
Our lara lives
Now comes along
A report from
4 Chicago prof
as usual that
We amt even
\ distant speaking
Relation 10 M'sieur
Monk. lie claims
We descended from
The Iirnrd,
Well. anyhow, Roy,
You sing bass. an
IN sing tenor.
HALL Hall, Tho
Gangs all here
Anyway. What IN
do We care.
The lobby Of the strand theatre
WAS filled with folks waiting for the
NEXT show.
Stout. good. looking. but not en-
cecdingly either. woman thrust her
head inside the door and In same
tone Clerk Street uHes 10 read ooun
ell meeting minutes. said:
rs my husband hcrey''
The doornan said NO"
Ills cars outside" declared the
visitor. waxing wroth.
Ana shc wondered why everybody
rniek~red.