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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
NEW PRESIDENT OF CZECHO-SLOVAK|A
 BANKS ON U. s.
Prof. Masaryk Says It Is the Moral Duty of America to Assist in Reorganization
 of Oppressed Races

New York, November 16.-Appeals for American aid in the reconstruction of the liberated nations of eastern Flu rope, with promises by American of ficials and citizens that the helping hand would be generously extended, were features tonight of speeches at a dinner of the American Slavic confer ence
 Speaking not merely for Czecho Slovakia, the republic which today pro- claimed him as first President, but for the Poles, Jugo- -Slavs and other nation alties of the proposed mid European union, Prof Thomas G. Masaryk de- clared it had been the moral duty of the United States to enter the war and, having helped win it, it was now it's moral duty to assist in the reorganiza- iton of the former oppressed races. On the eve of his departure for Prague, capital of ancient. Bohemia and of the new Czecho -Slovak state, pr. Masaryk said that his people would expect Amer
 ca to aid his countrymen in reaching n solid condition of independence.
 Answering pr. Masaryk, Senator Hitchcock, chairman of the Senate for eign committed asserted that "the
 American people are heart and soul with President Wilson in his demand
 that generations of oppression and mis-
 rule must end and that the Polish people, the 'Czechs, the Jugo-Slavs and others capable of elf-determination
 and self-government shall have the opportunity"
 Earlier in the day President Masaryk was guest of honor at a luncheon of the Lawyers club. There he spoke of the revolt of his people against the dual monarchy, declaring that it was this revolt which had caused the monarchy s downfall
 The task now confronting the freshly liberated Slavic nations was not mere fly that of reconstruction but of recre- ation, he scaid.
 pr. Masaryk declared the advancing of credit of $7,000.000 to the national council of Czecho- -Slovakia today by the United States treasury was a prac- tical manifestation of sympathy, and added
 You Americans like to help the man who helps himself, too. What we can do we are doing. If we ask for help you may be sure we need it."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
POLICE NOTES

 G. R. Gordon was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detectives Dobyns, Mo Farland,, McGil1 and Patton and placed under bond for violating the prohibi ition laws. It is alleged that Gordon was coming along a road leading into Bir- mingham when apprehended by the of ficers and upon an investigation two five-gallon cans of liquor were found in the back of his car.
 Isaac Bronson and Rebecca Brown, negroes, were arrested by Officers Pat ton, McGill. Dobyns and Mcfarland yes- terday afternoon and charged with violating the prohibition laws. It is alleged that the officers went to raid the home of Bronson and upon an investigation found Rebecca, living in the adjoining house. also keeping the home fires burning.' Two or three gall Ions of whisky were found in eacn house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
DOWELL PRAISED FOR |LL|TERACY
 INVESTIGATIONS
Reviews Work at Camp Sheridan and Says Other CantOnments Have
 Adopted Idea

Montgomery, November 16.-(SpeciaD Members of the women's motor corps division, as we'll as teachers of Mont gomery county, are given high praise by Spright Dowell state superintendent, who conducted an investigation of il- literacy work being done among the foreign soldiers and illierates at Camp sheridan. In a statement Saturday Mr. DowelI reviews the work at the camp and says other cantonments in the country have copied the idea the past few months.
 Tt would be difficult to find a finer type of community cooperation than is displayed in the conduct of these camp schools said the superintendent. "The work is under the direction of Dr. J. s. Robinson, camp educational director, and he in turn Is supported by group of assistants, most of whom are prac- tical schoolmen. The teachers are some of the best and most cultured women in Montgomery, who go out daily for the work. Too much cannot be said in praise of the women's motor corps di- vision, the members of which not only transport the teachers to and from school, but likewise gladly take the place of any teachers who may happen to be absent from their classes"
 RESULTS SHOWN
 A recent report of pr. Robinson shows the following results:
 Average number of classes, 1S0
 Average daily attendance, 1850
 Number granted certificates, 250.
 All of the above were foreigners who Knew little of the English language.
 Tt is an inspiring sight to see the soldiers with their books in hand, in regular formation, four abreast and in a column some 150 yards long, and numbering more than 500 men, as they march with all the eagerness of chil- dren into Hut .5S," said MT. Dowell. First comes roll call, after which the men separate into convenient groups within and without the building. while the new members of thee lasses pause for a moment to be graded and classi- fled by the secretary. So systematically is the grading done and so fluid is the plan that any student may be promoted from his group at an time he demon strates his fitness to do the work of the next higher class.
 Appropriate textbooks are provided, and only one lesson separates any class from the above or below The course of study is six weeks in length and graduation exercises are held each Fri day. Before graduation, however, the soldier must be able to write a full page letter of good content and form, read ordinary print and script with reasona ble rapidity. know something of the basil facts in American history and solve problems involving the four fundamnetal processes in arithmetic"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
DR. A. H. FINK ID
 SPEAK TODAY AT COMMUNITY SING
Splendid Programme to Be Given at Jefferson Theatre at 3 O'Clock Sharp This
 Afternoon

Todays community sing will be held at the Jefferson theatre instead of the Bijou, as heretofore and will begin promptly at o'clock. A feature of special interest will be an address by Dr. A. Ii. Zink of Buff falo, N. l. He has been with the more, and has asked especially to be sent to Alabama on a speaking tour stephen Allsop will lead the songs for everybody, directing the T. c. I, chorus, and Philip Memoli will conduct the band numbers
 The programme follows: x 1. Band, march, Banner of De- mocracy." Hayes.
 9 Band, overture. "Nabuccodonosor," Verdi
 5. Doxology, salute to flag, Amer ica."
 Onward, Christian Soldiers"
 EVERY BODY. 5Band, American Fantasy" Tobani G. (a) "Excelsior," Balfe; (b) Com rades in Arms" Adams. T. c. I. male chorus, Stephen Allsop, director.
 '. Address, Dr. A. H. Zink of Buffalo s. Battle Hymn of the Republic"
 EVERYBODY. g. Do Your Bit Cor your -four bits") to Keep the Sing Going. 10. Dixie"
 EVERYBODY. II. Band. characteristic piece, "Geor- gia Land," Lewis.
 12. Keep the Home Fires Burning (chorus only).
 lover There"
 EVERYBODY. IS. Star -Spangled Banner" IA. "Coccanut Dance," Herman. 15. March, "U. S Field Artillery" Sousa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
GADsDEN

Gadsden, November 16.-(SpeciaL) Motor parcel post routes between Gads- den and Rome, via Centre, and between Gadsden and Birmingham via Ashville may be realities within the next few weeks J. J. Moore, assistant postmas- ter, revealed today that two govern ment officials were in Gadsden yes terday with a view of establishing the Gadsden- Rome route at once. They lett here for Rome.
 Following a discussion of the need for community councils of defense, William P. Cobb, secretary of state elect and representative of the state council of defense. was informed that Etowah already has organized com munity councils in practically every beat of the county.
 Two surveys of children in Gadsden, one for those between the ages of one and five years, and the other among the children of cotton mill operatives, will be conducted here, according to tentative plans. Miss Jessie Mariner will conduct the first and pr. Ada Schweitzer the second The surveys will be under thetauspices of the state board of health and the federal child labor bureau, and. the ladies of the various clubs have been asked to CO., operate.
 Gadsden is approaching it's quota in the united war work drive. Alabama City and Attalla have gone well over the top, and it is believed the over subscription from these cities and from Gadsden will put Etowah county we'll over.
 Richard Leslie, a young boy, had his right hip broken and sustained other injuries late yesterday when an auto mobile struck the bicycle on which he was riding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
WAR WORK DRIVE 1. ID bE CONTINUED UNTIL WEDNESDAY Only n States Have Passed Quotas so Far, and Less
 Than 109 Millions
 Raised

New York, November 16.-With only $10S, ,405,40S on hand toward it's re- vised goal of $250,000000, officials of the united war work campaign an nounced tonight that the drive, sched- uled to end next Monday night, would be continued until Wednesday night.
 This decision, it was explained, was reached after receipt of hundreds Of requests from all parts of the country demanding an extension of time oc- cause two days of the campaign were virtually lost as result of peace cele- brations.
 Eleven states had passed their quo tas, according to telegrams received at national headquarters, but pending official confirmation, none of the re- ports had been recognized.
 The official report issued tonight showed that the nations total divided as follows:
 Eastern army department. $3s, 6S,- 974; northeastern department, $10,60i,- 136; central department. $42,337. 7.s57; southeastern department. $5,815,901; i; southern department. $5,245,3S0; west ern department, $5,367,S87.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
To Canvass Returns

Montgomery. November 1s.-(speciaD The canvassing board, composed of the governor, attorney general and secre- tary of state. will meet in the gov ernor's office Monday and canvass the returns of the general election. When the votes are counted the governor will issue proclamation showing the names of the successful men. At this meeting only certain votes for state and govern ment officials will be counted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
Construction Work on Public. Buildings Is
 Ordered Resumed

Washington, November 16.-Resumption of construction work on postoffices and other public buildings was ordered today by Secretary McAdoo thereby resembling orders of last December suspendng all public building on account of war con dtions.
 tary McAdoo's announcement, Drought about by the conclusion of the armistice and the manifest inaouity Of Germany to renew the conflict, emphasizes the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
THREE

of money to neutral countries. The re- suit of this policy, it is pointed out. would naturally be to shift the burdens of the war on to the shoulders of the poorer classes.
 The Times and other London papers de- clare that the allied governments will not allow chicanery of this sort to in- terfere with any rightful demands which they may make upon German resources. This is declared to be realized by finan- ciers in neutral countries, who look with suspicion upon the rnaneuvers of the German. capitalists. V
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17

importance of resuming with as little de- lay as possible the normal industrial activities of peace, and I have therefore instructed the supervising architect to in vite bids for the construction of new buildings and extensions authorized by Congress"
 Many millions authorizations of new buildings are awaiting action.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
German Capitalists Trying to Evade
 Paying Wars Cost

London, November 16-(British Wire less Service .)-British newspapers say German capitalist classes are endeavor- their country. The wealthier Germans are said to be transferring large amounts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
Princeton Defeats Sammies

New York, November 16.-Princeton defeated the eleven representing Camp Upton here today by score of 2S to T. The soldiers were outclassed in the first half. during which Princeton made all her points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17

The antique statue of the sleeping Ariadne, one of the gems of the Vatican museum, is celebrated as the only marble statue with eyelashes.
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anrnlnel. Snu er Den treble al 9rs.
hrene, lom cr gnoct inb / SGren.
9fels Nclion er / 6ranfrigc o. Wor.
tin g%tclion / @oco, 3eraS.
- WtiiS Stc1o 1broroIon fra
Nnoiion 1cnnibip blep iibite IorS.
Gag Tgtepiet til &enrp @innup fra
6ronfpiGc Sopnlbip. @ielien innot
Steo / Goitnlio. 0rli0gommen or
og Wruocn bar / Here Mor
2rrerinbe poo iorlfieni9c
/ Gountpct. Te bill boIrttc
ia / Sronfpilc Somnihip.
Dr. Srpgpc 9rnnot. Ycber.
icll, Ell Ncpe al Sberit Gbr. Brandt,
iom beisgtc Gnfeleu her e, Iib pco
i'm Infomit ira Noree iioite %in.
fer, bar bperpet jig iom aapallcriit
Den nncrifanifc Scr og bar iibit
man perte ira hom pco Seiferlon
sNarracfS / 81. 2oilis. Zen lin9c
bar Siilccrsuhonmuclic ira
Norqc,
Mr.. o. Mira. Spcn @unoer.
ion blcu gipet Ell Sperrnifelic /
Senonga al &pinoeiorcuingen / So.
noe % oil0rc @cnncr. Inleonin.
0cn par, at 8%unocrion, nctop bar
'lntiet mo / lit me Sus. st Nengc.
belsb blep louulct % 10 8pugeiiole
ficbt til Wr, og Ntra. @~unocrion.
Ncitcn al Eeugene blep oclt mellenl
&plnoelorcmhacn % BET @eoc aorS.