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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
At Redmond's Grave

Enniskillen, Ireland, Saturday. March le.-" From the grave of John Redmond ,here is a great lesson to be learned by the British statesmen" said John Dillon today, on making his first public appear ahce as chairman of the Irish national ist party Redmond faced misunder- standing and horrible calumny in his en- aeaVor to conciliate the Irish and Brit ish peoples Had the English ministers been honorable men and stood by him and initiated his statesmanship Ireland today, instead of being an embarrass- ment to England, would be source of strength and support
 The English ministers were false to their honor and their pledges. They be- trayed Redmond, while he was faithful and loyal, and are reaping the bitter har- vest of their misdeeds'
 Natonalists of Fermanagh and sur rounding counties gathered in large num- bers for the meeting.
 MT Dillon said he came to Enniskillen as chairman of party whose Ideal was to obliterate forever religious distinction ana party conflict which had been the curse O. the Irish nation.
 Ireland. he continued, lis in ter. ripie condition at the present moment She IS invited by numerous, clamorous body or young irlshmen to abandon hei claim for home rule and set up a claim TOT an Irish republic. do not think the people who advocate that view arc as numerous as they imagine. but it mus
 be recognized that they speak for a large section of the younger people. lt IS futile to discuss a possible Irisl republic and as the Sim Fein leader: are not united or consistent ns to theil
 aims, why should they not leave asid' their dangerous bluff, coalesce with theil countrymen and make a united demand for which is almost within our grasp? MT, Dillon warned young enthusiast against being led into another rising
 and giving the military an opportunity Q i shooting them down."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH THE CHURCH?
General Evangelist Holding Revival at North High
 lands Church

Great interest is being manifested in the revival metings at the North Highlands Methodist church Rev. 1hurston B. Price of sloan srpihss' Ark. a general evangelist of the Meth odist church. is preaching some most stirring sermons, and r. M, Rollins of Moberly. Mo. is leading a big cho- rus choir in song.
 pr. Price preached last night to a fuli house on What is the Matter With the Church?" The text was taken from the fourteenth chapter of Proverbs and fourteenth verse lie declared he was not a pessimist, nei- ther was he an extreme optimist, he simply tried to face conditions as they exist and do all in his power 10 right the wrongs.
 pr. Price said he believed the mat ter with the church is it is back slid aen" in heart-he declared that the great majority of the members were respectable and honest but not Vi tally related to the real problems or the work of Christ in the world. He declared the real Christian church could not fail for Christ could not fail. and the churches who called themselves Christian and were only such in name, should fail He said ths. trouble with many evangelists was they try to work the people up,' when what the church needs is to ne put to work.
 He declared the curse of the church today is a craving for cheap and trashy amusement. The people are hunting light entertainment when they should be seeking to serve.
 He declared any person who had lost his desire for the place of public worship. his relish for the word of Goo both to read 1t and hear. { preached and his passion for souls of others had backslidden in heart
 He spoke of the curse of people be- irg church tramps." Some people" said the speaker, might be classified as sermon tasters'-they go from church to church because they feel it takes an expert preaher to preach well enough for them. They pass their own church that needs them and go where they are lost in the multitude and are of no service"
 He said the churches of cities like this need church loyalty,
 The services will continue each morning and evening for the next two weeks. Morning at 10 o'clock and the evening service at 7:35.
 Sermon tomorrow evening will be to the church. Subject being. "The Setter Family" the biggest family in the church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. P. Morrow of Eutaw. who was operated on at St. Vincent's hospital yesterday for appendicitis. is resting nicely.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
Local Data
BOARD TO. EXPLAIN TO SPECIAL
 INQUIRY COMMITTEE

Washington March 1S.-When 1he aircraft board holds it's weekly ses- sicn tomorrow the special investiSat- ing committee. headed by H. snoWden Marshall of New York, recently ap- pointed by the war department may be present to receive additional infor- ma ton about the industry directed ry the board
 It is understood also that the board will disclose charges that there has been profiteering by aitplane man<S>t- turers made sometime ago by Gutzon Borglum. It is known now that Bor- glum's statements to President Wilson were not responsible for the appoint ment of the Investigating committee, but the board members want to inquire into them.
 As to the result of a careful survey of progress at the plants working on battle planes. members of the aircraft board and signal corps officers arc ccnvinced that the production pro- gramme now is going over the hump" meaning that the period of quantity production is about to set in with accumulating force.
 Before July" one official said to- day, "all this agitation will have been forg otten. The flow of fighting planes to France will tax available shipping to carry it, That is worrying uA more ! than investigations or delays we hava l encountered"
 1 The best estimate of the delay stlll l is expressed in time and it is still | maintained to be 60 days lost. accord
 ins to officials through failures of Hcontractors, failures of design, failures
 to srasp the magnitude of the under I taking and to prepare for it adequate l ly, bad weather, deliberate efforts of
 aien enemies to block production anS i alsc the constantly fluctuating nature l or air warfare in France
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
UNION O|L CO. OF ALABAMA MUST
 EXPLAIN ACTIONS

Washington, March 1S.-(Special )-The Union Cotton Oil company, of which J. G. Whitfield is president. K. A. Ivy, seoretary-treasurer. nas aroused the ire of Herbert A. Hoover to such extent that the federal food administrator is threatening to deprive it of license to continue business
 Mir Ivy and MT. Blinn are at present in Washington
 According to report Mir. Hoover has signed an order cancelling the license, but withholds it's publication in order that the merits and demerits of the case may be further investigated. Tho of icials of the company will be given a hearing tomorrow morning and Senators Rankhead and Underwood will aid them in making their plea.
 While official information is di- vuIged it is understood that the company purchased cotton seed at prices set by the food administration, but displayed an alleged tendency to evade the restric- tons by adding pay for loading and un- loading in this way, according to com plaint, they amassed seed and peanuts in quantity sufficient to attract the atten- tion of competition and of Richard M. Hohbie of Montgomery, food administra- tor for Alabama.
 Mir Hobbie made complaint to MT. Hoover and MT. Hoover prepared his or der withdrawing the company's license to do business. It is understood that the officials of the company in Washington are under the impression that their ex- planation will more than counterbalance any technical charge which the food administration might hold them. The senators are hopeful also that the situa- ton will be immediately cleared up.
 This is the first case relating to Ala bama of which the food administration has made record. In several other states of the union, however, the license to do business has been cancelled on the ground of alleged unfair methods of procedure, including storing and hoarding in viola tin, .af Ia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19

One important feature about these shingles is that they are fire-resistng. You can lay ared-hot coal on top of them and leave it there until it is cold: the shingle will smoke, but will never ignite. Everlastic Mut-Shingles are manufactured in strips 3214 inches long by 10 inches wide, and have self-spacing cut-outs inches deep by # inch wide, as shown above On the roof they look like individual shingles and the effect is beautiful. Any one can lay Everlastic Multi-Shinges. No skilled labor or special tools required
 Eyerlastc Tylke Shingles
 These are regular slate-sulfaced shingles made of the same material as the EYerlastic Multi-Shingle, size 8x12A inches. They have been favorte roofing for many years in all parts of the country A charming roof or siding for any building. Very durable and attractive Easy to lay; will not split or curl red or green, as you prefer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
Arnold Uhl Sentenced to Sixty Days in Jail
 by Judge w. J Grubb

I Arnold Jhl, convicted Of Nioiatins +ha provisions of the selective draft act by defacing quesuonnaire' was fenced to serve. co days in jail py. 'uuse w. I. Grubb of the federal court yestef- day. The case was tried last Saturuas and Uhl was convicted by the jury ai'el q short deliberation. He was accuseu of writing across the questiohhaie statement to the effect that he would nof fight for the United States except Tn case of foreign invasion
 Notice of appeal was given hy auhls attorney.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
.JITNEY ORDINANCE
 PASSED FOR WEEK

The members of the city commits sicn yesterday afternoon held con- ference on the jitney ordinance and the T.dewater franchise. and it was de- cided that the commission would ie' these matters go over for another week
 The conference lasted for quite . while. and each question was arsu6u from every angle by the members cf the commission. it being finally de- cided to hold up the decision of the commission until further investigation could be made ].
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
Eight-Hour Day Suspended

Washington. March Is-ReguIations requiring inclusion in every contract for war construction of a clause linn iting the daily service of mechanics. lAborers and other workmen engaged in such work at eight hours have been suspended for the duration of the pres ent emergency. the war department announced today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
EVERLASTTC MULTI- SH ANGLES
Handsome-Durable- Economical

As to looks, no handsomer roofing has ever been devised. The crushed slate on the surface catches the sunlight, giving life to the colorng. Richer in effect than wooden shingles much more durable, and lower in final cost.
 For residences bungalows, and buildings of every kind where handsome, durable economical roof is required Everlastic Multi-Shingles are ideal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Weather Forecast
 Washington, March 1S.-Weather fore cast for Alabama and Mississippi: Gen. erally fair Tuesday and Wednesday, not much change in, temperature.
 Georgia: Local rains Tuesday, except fair northwest portion; Wednesday fair Tennessee: Fair and continued warm Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
ro Re strong .nd H@.lthv

You must have Pure Blood. GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC Purifies and Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. It contains the well known tonic properties of Iron ana Quinine. You can feel it's good effect on the Blood after the first few doses. Price soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-19
Had Been Sloss Director

Robert Mortimer of New York, who died in Florida few days ago, had been director Of the Sheffield Steel and Iron company, for 20 years or more. HeAresigned last January on account of failing health.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-27

Gas alte Sabr gebt 5nr 3iic, mir uenigC Gage nod nnO cS
lit nntergetundt ms Meer Ser G%uiafeit. IS 1T uObl iomt bic
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Washington Journal., 1918-12-27
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gen mcr0en, uno mir miiniden urls
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[ len pollen.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-27

piliitcu lit Scr 9eiib bon Gmucras
.uerboten. 0os MtiIitar pirO ods
Rccbt bo1eL @erioneu. 0ie uer0Gdrtig
iin0. nerborgcnc @oifen SIT 6einOic
liafeit inter Der Gsb0lferuna troacn
o0er &crorOmugen 5inDi0er geban
0eIt 3H baben. SIT ourbiudcn.
i5elomarihaa @oia bat eincii 9e.
.ichl on 0as gnn3c bciegte @c0iet cr
loiiem III Dem cr ertlart. Dab Sic &c.
IwobAer geihiiet meroeri, 10 lauge lie
iim gcborian mo irie0lid pcrhaItcn.
So0eaitraie nOer cine louitigc STRIFE.
It Ha@0cm eltidlie0en mer0cn mag,
iH rorqp5ehen mem @epalttateu 9c
sen 1ol0aten ueriibt ooer &orrGte
n0cr llrbeiteL bic fiir Die miIitGri
idcn Gperationen eriorOerlih iiiO,
bciHdoigt merOen.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-27
Jn Apr Ern1artuuB.

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feItcs erlpl6en linO, mern sic St;m.
ming, Die Oie 8ciertage beruorgers-
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ben Moment marteteit, an Dem EN-
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warteten neuen @ait 81 empfangen.
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erfiiat unier @enriit nit tauieno all-
genebmen @efiiblen uno 6o6lloien
neuen Soffnungen.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-27

1pirihjoi a uft nabH poH
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tcinc Notwithstanding erlanbt
uno au0cre eglQmmtAaaet miiilen
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ieiu.
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ablicjeu mo Dem 4iilit1r bel Scr
&criolgung bonScieteaperlebern bel.
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5oacn Eelcpbongeiprddle itottiin0en
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.pbal uno bon @rieitaitbcr lit mtc.
io9t. Niit Ocm nidt beie6tca oeut.
ideu @ebiet mo ireni0cn 9duocrn "a
mur bcidrdniter perionliacr ooer Ge
idGitlid)er @riefDerfebr aeitattet ST.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-27
5tluRaIEs ~sS!AIii.

aaum lit Ger 8eiDuadtstrubei
uoriiber, Oa nobt i1on mieOer ciu
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a~lgebenoen SiIneitero6euO. Wtii
NtuIit mo Soll3, Observation-Disclosures
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morten.
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6lai6e gur9lnoer mo cine balbe
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miro cr9iBt, bari ieooh nidt ins
&o1eu fonnlell.
sine lll3e Gee miro auigebrii6
mo Der 9l69uB aui 2 Guart DER.
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~ 5 @pfciilnen, ~ ]iaao gu
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spiIiinen abreibt. cine naDe SialWe
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boil 3itroneniait meroen nit "
NiNu0 3udcr mo 10 Giern gemiidt.
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idiaget, i'm @oiierbaoe crbibt uno
plirbt miro elm Pint 9lrrat 5ugeicst:
Washington Journal., 1918-12-27
@Gln inter &rieasaeich.

3tuu eriten 0tole, ieit britiidc
lruppcn bier eingctroffen iinO, fonl
a6ln utter ltrclge5 &riegsgeiee limo
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Ueint.
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mGmliAen @erionen britiIhs ofii.
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g}dtional6nmne besrilBcu ntiiiIen; 81.
p~iiiitcn ourM 2Ibnabuc Der @itc.
un0 Qeiitc in ltiiiorm olwdl gcu0bn.
lids mi(itdriides Solutieren. Ger
anNcre @eich( nerbietet Ser Ginno9.
ncru lire g8obmnngeu 5piiMca Iieben
ll6r obenDs mo ieds itbr mor9eue
st ncrloiicn, nit einigcn 4nsnabmcu.
mic 0ciit(ide mo Ner5tc
0(uf ser inneren 5cite ie0er Molt5
tire nutB cine 2iitc Ser @epobner an.
ucbrndlt lcin, Die 4uellmft iiber WI
tcr 9cih6ftignnq nHo or0crc So6cr
Qic6t. Nienlono bari ieine @obnmp
obnc Grlatbnis mehielpL un0 ic0ct
9~epo6ncr BON 10 Sabrcn nno Oorii.
Der muB cine Soentiii5icum9sfortC
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Sic Menqc Dor 8botoarop6cnotelicrs
|unS mortete oltf bic @iloer, bic NlI
ocn Gortcn onqe6roht iein miiiien
&crionen. sic oielc anrten 6obcn
f6nncn iib unhebin0ert in Der Sto0t
6cmeQen, 0iirfeu tic ubcr nidt oha.
Grlau6niS berloiien. Heiten I'M
Iabrroofo6rcn lit ncrboten, oliSBc
npmmct 3l acpiiien 9eruis5mefen.
IS oiirfeu feine 3citunqcn oocI
@anpblete obnc GrIaibnis qe0ruf
o0cr Derbrcitet merOen.
Der Eransport uno |erlarti ool
Washington Journal., 1918-12-27

-gSenn mir fiinftig einem Sol0d-
ten bcgeenell, Der ollf 1cinem linfen
Ncrntcl cinen id)orlahroten @infeI
trdqt, 10 lit ods Elm 3eihen, 0oB err
cbrenpoa aus oem9 icnit ~ent[oiien lit.
Sir je 6 M9onate 0ienit imSeere bier
miro Elm iilberner @infeL fiir je 6
Monote 9ienIt on Ser 5ront Elm gol
oencr @infel getragen.
Sic geben elmer nod Sem oil.
bern, eine2nnomarfe nod Ser on0ern
periHpinoet. @an gebort aud Ser
itenbergs @eitaurant at ben gclpcIc
men. @cit iibcr bic @rcn5en unieres
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fomt rn0 qeidlahf itno oie9feibc Der.
boffoqefioer ageaHIter Die iidy fei i6n1
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lie Der otsge5eidnetcn &iibe, sic
sort gefiibrt lpltrDe, 1tilb fir Sic &c
6iibrt oaer &reoit ser topfcrcn Sc
bellsgeidbrtin 0es &errn @erIten6erg.
ST. bat oos @eihdft an orei Gbineien
p%erfoltft, sic Elm 6ineiiid=omerifoni-
ideS &eitanrant in 0enllclben cr0ff-
yen iperoen.
Ger Observation-Disclosures ltcat
erbobtc 9nforoerungen an sic Yoli-
sci. 8eionoerS sic 3unft ser 2o0en-
oiebe lit oerartig gelpohien, ooB be-
lonocre 8eamte sur &crbiltitng bon
2aoenoie6ltdblen beor0ert mer0en
miiiietl. @iele, piele lino idon Der
boftet moroen, Tie leBen ii1 aus alien
&laiien, aus alien Nltern 3ulammcn.
Der Glteite bisber &erboftete lit 10,
Ser jiinglte 10 Sabre oft. ltn0 I'M
ter ibnen b%egegnet man 2euten in
drmlider &leioung unO lol6en in
reiden @~epGn0ern, begcgnet nan
2euterL BEL oenen bic Nrnutt all @alt-
Ie lit, ltno lolfen bic in beboglidell
@erbGltniiien lebel. 9ll6 sic Sic
,eritngsongeItellten liefern einen
ell 81 0ieier nidt iebr e6rruiiroigen
lift.
Sim 10. 0e5cmbcr oerItorb Tralt
}ino Script AM 13. 9e8cmber mur-
n tie onf 0em 8roipect Sill Srie0-
9of our lcBten Gllbc qebcttet. Die
ltorbcnc, sic ibr @eim III 1905
SD lotin Str. N.@., botte, mar I'M
So6re 1885 in Sol5miinoen bel
raunidmeio geborcn. SIN Nlter bon
23 Sobren fam lie nod 8aibington
nn .lbit iie iih i'm ielben Sabre III
gei anfunft nit Dem SAneioer 9ani-
erblt be~rbeiratete. Der 300 trenn-
Ile lie Che inOem or Oen Soften Dor
fi1bn Sabren ans 0ielem 2eben ab-
ri Ser Sotcn trolicrn noh a &in.
5rau 6. Glorf, 6rau Auguito
e Der, Srou 6. &id)ter un0 SRI.
Emma Serbit uno cine S6lpeiter in
Cd .ihlano. Gaitor Men5el uno ga
lteI Wanfin leiteten Sic 8%eilcbungS-
gf Iihfeit.