The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
PEACE TALKS WILL MAKE BONDS WORTH
 MORE THAN BEFORE.
Knesseth Israel Congrega- ton Subscribes for S43,000. Experience Meeting OH
 Wednesday Night

"You read in the papers that
 Austria Hungary had asked Tor
 peace, stating that she would agree
 to the IA articles of President
 Wilson's statment. She is on her
 knees. Germnny's chancellor has
 stated that Germany wants peace
 conference named by President
 Wilson. She is coming to her
 knees. We are going to have her
 there before we quit. With these
 things happening, Liberty Bonds
 are going to go to jumping like
 billygOat over low fences, and they
 will be at premium. Conse-
 qucntly, as four-minute man,
 say that the man who does not go
 down and buy Liberty Bond to-
 morrow Is overlooking q good busf-
 ness propositions to say nothing
 of taking advantage of doing his
 part to win the war. In reality,
 in buying n bond tomorrow you arc
 showing more good business judE-
 ment than in anything else that
 you could dO'--Dr. George R. Stu
 art, in his remarks at the First
 Methodist church. yesterday morn
 Ing, prior to introducing Gen. BaI-
 
 pulpit.
 Vociferous applause greeted pr. Stu arts remarks, ,,-the audience remaining standing while he talked
 There was a meeting at Knesseth Israel yesterday afternoon at which time Dr. George R. Stuart addressed the mem bers of the congregation on buying Lib erty Bonds. In his usual vigorous and forcible manner he made his presenta- [ tAss impressive, using his ability and knowl- edge as a four-minute speaker to a great advantage.
 He was followed by Louis Pizitz, who told the congregation what the winning of the war meant for the Jewish race MT Pizitz also urged the congregation to buy bonds to the full limit of their ability and led off with a subscription of s1s0oo. The response was very free and within n short time s2S,Oo0 was sub scribed, making a total of Si3,OO0 foi the congregation,
 MOST ACTIVE WEEK
 This is to be the most active week of the campaign. There will be no lunch cons this week, but it is planned to have a great experience meeting Wednesday night at the Majestic, at which time the rank and file of the workers will be gwen dH OPPoItunllt LO ldhS tnS IiOOs and tell what they have learned for the good of the campaign. Everyone pres ent will have had some experience that will be worth telling the other members of the allied armies, and they will have the opportunity, stated Chairman Mur- ray Brown last night.
 With this spirit the allied armies en- ter upon the. second week of the fourth Liberty Loan drive this morning, and tkere will be no let-up until every trench in Birmingham is taken and the word Liberty Bond" become as staple in every business place and household as bread and meat. They are going to shove the Birmingham quota over the hill this week, and celebrate with great big parade pageant on Saturday-instead of having a parade--to generate enthusiasm. Every effort will be bent this week to make the parade doubly as good as it would have been Saturday a week ago, had the rain not prevented. The parade committee, under the leadership of Gen. eral McCleery, is adding new plans to their former programme, and each day this week new ideas will be transformed into realities, new floats will be con- ceived and worked out, and the general procedure will be speeded up to make the arrangements complete by Friday night