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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
VYRIAUSYBE sUGRAzINS
GELEzINKELIUS
KOMPANIJOMS.
Tuo tikslu prezidentas paskel
be proklemacija.

Washington, gr. 26.-Prezi-
dentas Wilsonas paskelbe pro
klemacija gelezinl1eliQ reikale,
Proklemacijojje pazymima, jog
vyriausyb6 gelezinkelius kom-
panijoms pilnai sugrazins ko-
vo l d.
Sulig prezidento isakymo,
gelezinkeliai kompanijoms at
gal pavedami tuojaus po sau-
sio 1 dienos. Bet uztruks pora
menesiq, kol kompanijos is
naujo susitvarkys. II tuo ,lai-
kotarpiu vyriausybe Wis da1
lures daline kontrole.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
GAUsI ROCKEFELLERI0
DOVANA.
-~--1~
Dave 100 milijonu dol. vieso
sioms istaigoms.

New York, gr. 26.-zinomas
Americas piniguocius John ID.
Rockefeller paskyre 100 milijo-
MI dolieriQ viesosioms kituo-
met savo isteigtoms .istaigoms.
Pus6 tQ milijonQ paskirta
Svietimo tarybai, kokia jis
pats yra isteiges. Nuo to kapi-
talo nuoSimciais bus gausiau
apmokami mokytojai.
Kit so milijonu dol. indeda-
ma Rockefellerio fundacijos
.fondan- -"praplatinti zmonijai
gerbuvi visam pasaulyj."
LigSiol viesiems reikalams
tas piniguocius isaukojo arti
puse milijardo dolieriq, ty.
daugiau, kaip mires piniguo-
Gius Carnegie.
Didziai gala, kad tu pinigl
nei maziausia dalis netenka
darbininkams, kuriuos, rodos,
milijonieriai turetq atsiminti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
MAURITANIA PRALEIDo
BAISIA AUDRA.
Buvo manoma, jog neatlaikys
garlaivis.

New York, OF. q. - Cia Is
Anglijos atplauk6 ainomas
milziniSkas garlaivis Maureta-
MIA su pusantro tukstanciO
zmonip. Garlaivis visas apSa-
les ledais, Su dideliais nuOStO-
liais ant denly.
CherbourgQ garlaivis buvo
apleides gruodzio 10. Neziurint
baisios kelion6s kuone per I
dienas perplauk6 Atlantikq.
Audra j pagavo viduryj
vandenyno. Baisiausios vilnys
milzinq laiva m6t6 kaip Skie-
dra. Viena Wins buvo visa
laiyq uzklojusi.
Keliauninkai tur6jo praleis-
ii daug baim6S, Mes buvo ma
noma, kad laivas neatlaikys
vandenyno gaivalams If ture$
subir6ti.
Teciaus atlaik6 prizes audrq
ir laimingai atpiauk6 paskir-
ton vietOn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
PASAIJiIS T0LInASI NUO
DIEV0,
TATp SAKC SVENTASTS
TEVAS.
Ragina gelbeti nukentejusius
nuo kares.

Rymas, Sr. u. - Siandie Sn
KriStauS Uigimimo $vcnte pa
Svcikinti SventQii TGvQ Bcne-
dikta NV <u>jrinko viSi Rhyme
eSantieii kardinoIai, patrijar-
kai, arkivySkupai il kit.
&vento< KardinolQ KoIeglioS
dekana<, kardinolas EanutelIi,
vi>u SuSirjnkuSiQ vardu paSake
trumpq kaIbq. PaIink6jo Sven
taiam TGvui kuoiIgiauSiV metu
Iaimingai valdyti BaznyGiq.
SvontasiS T&vas atSakyda-
mas pazymtjo, jog poSaulyj
todeI nGra reikalingos taikoS,
neS daugeIiS zmoniQ atSQIa t.
ktjimp. tolinaSi nuO DievO. II
Jel tap II tOLlauS SEEKS, nleho
gera nebus galima sulaukti pa
sauIyi. Mes Dievas yra viSQ pa
la;mu SaItini>. Bet pazinOjimo
Dievo negaIi but tvarkos ze-
mtje.
SventaSi< T1vas paragino
krikScioniSkQji pasaul! nest
reikalinga pageIba nukent6ju-
stems zmon6ms, ypac badau-
jantiemS vaiIam> kaikurioSe
$aIy>c.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
NEPAVYKO PARODAVI-
MAS RADIKALAMS.
Policija visus isvaike.

New York, gr. 81. - Kal6dQ
.dienq vietos radikalai be poll
cijoS Icidimo sureng6 paroda-
vima Gia gatv6mis su tikslu w
protestuoti, kan, kalejimuo%c
Iaikomi politikiniai prasizen,
gdliai, kan jQ s6brai depor.
tuojami.
Kuomet susidare burial pra-
d6jo marSuoti, tuojaus polici-
ia pastojo keliq il isak6 isis,
kirstyti. Daugelis nepaklauSe
EmG grumoti policijai.
Todel' tie paragavo lazdu il
iSb6giojo.
Pasakojama, jog apie q
zmoniQ suzeista. SuareStuota
viena radikal6, katra smar-
kiausia kovojo prizes policija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
KUR PASIDES GEN. DENI-
KINO KARIUOMENE.
Sakoma, ar tik nepereis
Rumunijon.

Geneva, or. 26.-Gen. Deni-
kino kariuomenei Ukrainoje
taip pablog6jo, jog atsimetant
mo bolSevikQ turi paneSti di-
dcliuS nuostolius.
Taip cia praneSama is Buka-
resto. Ir dar pazymima, kad
iei bolSeviliai il toIeSniai neat
laidziai pazangiuos, tuomet
Denikino kareiviams prisieis
prieglaudos ieSkcti Rumunijo-
jc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
KALEDOMIS GERESNE
DUONA AUSTRAMS.

Vienna, gr. 26.-Sulig Aus.
triios vyriausyb6s leidimo, Ka.
ltdomis visoj Austrijoj leist5
kiekvienam zmogui gauti pc
kepalali kick geralesn6s duo
nos, be zymaus nuoSimcio vi,
SokiQ priemaiSQ.
Siaip kasdien dalinama pa
praSta duona beveik netinka-
ma valgyti. Teciaus isbad6j(
zmon6s dziaugiasi bile kokio,s
gave.
Nuo valgymo .duonos dau2
zmoniQ serga. Pakyla visokioS
epidemiios.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
AIRIJA PAVADINA "RO-
JUM".

New York, gr. q. - Is Eu-
ropos parvyko zinomas publ
cistas S. S. Mcclure. Jam teko
Airija.
Jis tvirtina, jog Airija Sian
die yra tikras rojus. Gerbuvis
klesteja If gyventojai pildo Wy
riausyb6s isakymus. zmones
daiIiai apsitaise ir turi gerus
pagyvenimus. Turf jie il PM
GU bankose. Sake, tik uzrube-
ziniai laikraSciai daug netie-
sos prirasa apie Airija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
ITALAI GRYzTA ATGAL
AMERIKON.

New York, sr. 26.-Po pada-
rymo armisticijOs su Vokieti-
ia keli Simtai itaIQ apleido S,
ValStijaS. lSkeliavo jie Savo t.
yyn6n.
Dabar is ju daugelis garlai-
viu Patrie il vel sugryzo Anne
rikOn.
Jie sake, jog Amerika buvo
del pragyvenimo pa
brangimo. Bet ltalijoje atrade
arSeSnes sqlygas. Tad verciau
gryzti atgal, kol dar yra gall
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
Is NeIaimingosiios Rusijos

frontan vos tiz vienq penktqiq|
dali savo kareiviu.
Tas taigi ir neleidzia vadui
visuose frontuose vienu zygiu
pasivaryti pirmyn arba atsilai-
kyti prizes atakas.
Kita priezastis did sun
kenybe sudaryti reikalingas
stiprias atsargas.
Pagaliaus dar viena priezas-
tis-tai bolSevikams gyvuo=
jantis paranlSumas kilnoti sayo
kareivius is vienu frontu ! ki-
tus.
Pietin6j Rusijoj kares yedi-
mas neturi reiksmes ] armijq
atsimetimus al pirmyn pasl-
varymus. Tai yra tik paprastl
manebrai, neturintieji nieko
bendra su tikruoju veikimu.
Uztaria zydus.
Gen. Denikino armijos kau-
jasi begalo ilgu if placiuoju
frontu. Pavartojama skaitlin-
ga raitarija.
Be kovos frontuose rusQ va
dui prisieina ziureti, kas vel
kiasi uzpakaIiuose frontu. Rel
kia gyventojus patenkinti. uz-
tikrinti jiems laisve.
Ir kaip ilgai gen. Denikino
armijos bus jam iStikimos, taip
ilgai jis kovos prizes bolsevikus
be jokios atodairos, kol Site ne
I'e1s sptluskinfi.
Vietos atstovas Maklakoy
skelbia, jog gen. Denikinas pa
skelbes nauja isakyma karei-
viams If gyventojams su per-
spejimu, kad vieni ir kit ne
persekiotu If neuzpuldinetQ
zydu.
Visokie skriaudejai zydQ,
anot gen. Denikino par6dymo,
kuoaStriausia bus baudziami.
Is kitQ versmiQ teeiau cia
suzinoma, kad kuomet jo ka-
revival turejo uzeme Kijeva
apie 5000 zydQ pragaisinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
VoKIEeIV oFICIERAI NO
RI MONARCHIJOS.

Berlynas, gr. "a. - Ana die
na cia turGjo skaitlingq susi
rinkimq vokieciu armijos il
kares laivyno oficierai. Pa
dare rezoliucijQ, kurioje is
reiSkiami troSkimai sugrazinti
Vokietijai monarchija.
Tarp kitko rezoliucijoje pa
'sakyta:
"Gal ne mes, bet musQ anu
kai jausis laimingi iSnaujo pa
mate plastanti padangemis
Prusijos ereli''.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
BOLsEVIKAI SUDEGINE
PRAVosLAVU ARKI-
VYSKUPA.
Denikinas uzdraude persekiotj
zydus.

Paryzius, or. 26. - Generolo
Denikino armijos Siandie pa
zangiuoja abiem sparnais, kuo-
met 'atsimet6 is Kijevo il Char
ko1o, anot depeSQ, kokias cia
gavo KolGako valdzios atsto-
vas Maklakov.
Sulig ziniQ, gen. Denikino
armijos turf apie 100000 karei-
viq. ButQ galima turati dau-
giau 100000 kareiviQ, jei ne
truktQ reikalingo iSrengimo.
Tas pat atstovas (jis cia
skaitosi ambasadorius) Makla-
kov gavo ziniQ apie neapsako-
mas baisenybes, kokias athko
bolSevikai pa6me Kijeva ir
Charkova. =
PraneSama, bolSevikai nuga-
Iabine Kijevo pravoslavQ arki-
vyskupa. Ia zmogQ gyva sude-
gine. Teciaus Sitai ziniai truk-
sta oficijalio patvirtinimo.
Gen. Denikin apleizdamas
Charkova panese didelius nuo-
stolius. Teciaus visgi suspeta
apsaugoti kards medziaga, tarp
kitko If Americas Raudonojo
kryZiaus sandeliS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
LENKAI PIRKO KAREI-
VANS UN1FoRMV

Londonas, gr. 81. = Lenku
vyriausybe nuo 0landijos Wy
riausybes nupirko 10000 Sc
np olandu kareivip uniformp.
Tas uniformas o1andija lake
Iatsargoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27

Pagaliaus visur il. visuomet
reikia skleisti idejq, kad dar-
bininkai pagrobtQ visas ekono-
mines administrators maSine-
rijas If kt.
Pasistengti ! skutus sumalti
Amerikos Darbo Federacija.
Svarbus dokumentas.
Didziai svarbus bolsevikiSlli
dokumentai tie laiskai. RaSyti
rusiSkai. NuoraSai pasiQsti A
merikon.
N6ra abejon6s, kad S. V. Wy
riausybe pasistengs tuos Leni-
no agentus isgaudyti If juos
pasiQsti Rusijon. Tegu jie cia
rusQ proletarijatui darbuojasi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
BOLSEVIKAI PAKLOJE
1000 KAzOKU.
Su kazokais zuves ir ju vadas.

Londonas, gr. 26.-IS Mask.
vos praneSta, jog Staroniensk
apylink6Se boleSvikai nugal6jC
gen. Mamontovo il gen. Celno-
kovo armijQ. Paimta Is armo,
tQ, 1000 arkliQ il apie 800 Wy
III.
PraneSime be kitko pazymi-
ma:
"UzmuSta daugiau tukStan-
cio kazokQ, menus gen. CelnO-
kov.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
PRIVERcIAMOS SIUTI
APATINIUS RUBUS.

Copenhagen, or. y. = Do
no kazoliu atamanas Rusijoje
paSkeIbi, kad kazokQ uzimtuo-
Sc apSkriGiuose moteryS pri-
verstinai SiutQ apatiniuS ru-
bus kareiviams. Moterlms
audeklaS bus priStatOmas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
DUoSNI AUSTRALIJOS Wy
RIAUSYBE.

Sidney, gr. q. = Australiios
vyriausybe kalediniu dovanll
paskyra kareiviQ naslems il
vaikams. Kiekvienai naslei
Quota po 81, gi vaikams po ST..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
RRAZILIJA KVIECIASI VO
KIECIUS KOLIONIS-
TUS.

Berlynas, or. y. - Brazili-
jos vyriauSybG pc. savo gene
rail- konSuli Olandijoje. ofici-
.ialiai reiItatattJa 300 vokiecip
kolioniStu zemdirbiQ. Norm
ITEMS paSiuIoma apmokdti ke-
lionP.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
KERENsK11 v1ENNoJE.

Londonas, gr. 27. - Is Aus
trijos sostines Viennos prane,
sama, jog tenai atkeliaves 81
nomas buves rusq premjeras
Kerenskii.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
Atsimetimo priezastys.

Generolo Denikino atstovai
.GGia perspaja pasauli, idant- vi
sokios zinios apie armijQ atsi-
metimq butu sutinkamos su at
sarga. Sake, tuose zygiuose ne
sama jokio nuopolio.
Svarbiausia atsimetimo prize
zastis, sake, tai stoka amunici-
jos ir trukumas reilialingo is
rengimo kareiviams. Gen.Deni-
xmas vienu kartu gals pilnai
iSrengti if pastatyti musiQ
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-27
Rygoje susekta bol$evikQ
SuOkaIbiavimas
RYGCJE SUARESTUOTA
LENINO AGENTAS.
Susekta suokalbiavimas prizes
Amerika.

Ryga, or. II (Suv6linta) -
Cia >uare$tuOta vienaS rUSQ Ju-
Irininka>. Pas j atraSta laiSkQ
nuo Lenino il kitV bolSevilQ
vadQ. AtraSta didelGs sumos
[piniSQ il brangiQ akmeneliQ.
T-aiSkai buvo adresuoti Zinc
.miemS bolSevikQ agentamS A.
5merikoje.
Is laiSkQ patiriama, jog rusrl
IboI&evikai daro Suokalbiavi-
mus prizes AmerikQ. Tenai jie
Inori pradtti bolSevikinc kam-
IpanijQ. Nori sugriauti $alies
IvaIdziQ If viSkQ pave>t pro
lyjarijatui. "
Netinkama socijalistu partija.
I.aiSkuoSe ! merikoni$ku>
a@cntuS ruSQ bolSeviku vadai
.raSo, jog agentai turi paSidar-
huoti taip, kad vietoje dahar-
tines Amerik0jp >OciialiStu
partijoS i>teigti komunistQ
partiia, katra turGtQ Susijung-
ii 81 tarptautine komuni>tQ
partija.
Sake. Siandie AmerikOS >oci-
.iali>tQ partiia zymiai Sutrupd-
.iuSi. Nuo jos atSimete viSi pa
zangie.ji. Taigi is tQ nuotrupQ
ir galima Sutverti komuniStQ
partija.
PagaIiau>, i komuniStuS pri-
init lnduStrIJalIStuS, kalreS-
iniuoSiuS SocijalistQ darbo par
/ t:joS nariu> il kitu>.
Bet pirm visako reikia, sake,
Ii<teigti sociialistQ propaSan-
dos sQjungQ. Mes be to nebu-
! tQ taip paSekmingas darbo
/ vedimas.
Liepia prieiti prie kareiviu.
! ToliauS laiSkuose agentamS
patariama ineiti tarpan ameri-
/ koniSkQ kareiviQ il jurininkQ
il paSistengti ju tarpe Organi-
zuoti nors kuomaziauSias kO-
munistQ kuopeles. Mes tOksal
zygiS, sake, yra didziai svar-
bus.
Bet daugiau svarbus daiktas
tai taS, sakOma laiSke, kad
Siandie jau gyvuojancias Anne
rikoje kommistU kuopas kuo-
stipriauSiai palaikyti, neduoti
skaldyties proletarijatui.
Generate platforma.
KommistQ partijos Ameri-
koje platforma turi but ia:
/. Salin senatas IL kOngreso
butas.
,. Salin kapitalistai dirbtu-
vGSe. Tegu gyvuoja darbinin-
ky patvarkymas visose dirb,
tuvGse.
3. Salin spekuliatoriai. Nisos
maisto If prekiQ organizacijos
tepasilieka darbininkQ ranko-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
TESTIMONY ENDS
 IN BERGER TRIAL Case Will Probably Be Given to the Jury Next
 Tuesday
Rx AssnerSed Pr,e.s

Chicago, January 4.-Presentation of testimony in the trial of Congressman elect Victor l.. Berger of Milwaukee and four other socialist leaders charged with conspiracy to violate the espion- age law was concluded today The case will probably be given to the jury next Tuesday.
 The defense closed it's testimony shortly before noon and the govern , ment called six witnesses in rebuttal. L. T. Hummer, an investigator for the district attorneys office, told how the German code letter which Private Arnold Schiller testified had been used in the alleged underground plot to smuggle socialist slackers into Mexico, had mysteriously disappeared from the documentary exhibits in the case after being examined by attorneys for the defense.
 Albert Precroft. chief clerk in the of- flee of the adjutant general. of Wiscon- sin, testified that the records showed there had been 10O4 army registrants in Milwaukee who failed to report for service and were classed as deserters. Tn local board No, 8. a socialist strong hold. the number of deserters was giv- en as B.
 | On cross examination the defense at tempted to show that this record was no larger than assertions in ether states and that Wisconsin had been complmened by General Crowder for the manner in which it had enforced the selective draft law.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
HAD 100 PLANES
 WHEN WAR BEGAN

London, November 00-The declaration of war by Great Britain at midnight, August B. 1914. found the Royal Flying corps with only four squadrons in being representing well under 100 airpla nes. Three of these squadrons went instantly to France. A new squadron followed these pioneers in about 10 days time, while a fifth squadron, mobilized and sent out in "A hours. reached the fighting zone about the middle of September.
 In those early days of the war. ma chimes were used simply for strtegical reconnaissance It was not until after the battle of the Asne, when settled line warfare was established. that artillery fire control from the air. and the cruder forms of cooperation with the infantry were practiced and developed.
 AS late as June, 1915, ordinary rifles with shortened barrels were carried by British pilots and hand grenades were flung at enemy aviators in the air
 The development of formation fighting and the evolution of aerial gunnery dates from about this time, when the machine gun became an essential part of tho equipment of fighting pilots and observ-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
MANGANESE ORE
 | PRODUCERS FACE GLUTTED MARKETS
Importation of 500,OO0 Tons for War Uses Leaves Prac- tically Years Supply
 on Hand

Opera tors of manganese ore and sfdph- ite mines m Alabama are beginning 10 feel the effects of the ending of the war and conditions are said to be very urfavorable for them. Many of the mines will probably have to close down at least for time and without re- adjustment of prices on foreign materials their markets will be greatly decreased.
 The manganese ore situation is sai1. to be very dseouraging While the, war endured the government agreed to i'm port 900,ooo tons of manganese from Bra zil but it almost doubled this amount, either bringing in or contracting for J00 Oo0 tons, which is within lJ9,0O1 tons 0. the annual consumption in the United States The imported ores. it is said, car be sold in this country, for less than the home ores can be mined,
 During the war owners of manganese ore lands in this country were encouraged to develop their properties, prices rang ng around S60 a ton being fixed for their product This enabled them to make good profit. and thus encouraged a large number of m nes were opened and preparations were under way for de- veloping others when the arnistice was signed. Furnaces and mills in this coun- try are now said to be well stocked with this material and not in the market for any further supplies. It will probably be several weeks before the operators will be able to get a line OH business tor the present year, and in the meantime their mines, it is stated will be idle.
 With graphite conditions are somewhat similar. During the war England took all of the output of the Ceylon mines and France required the entire Madagas- car production, while Japan could not ship to this country because of the lack O. bottoms. In the last three or four years Alabama mines have supplied about 70 per cent of the grap aphte used in this country, but is said the Japanese prod uct can be imported and sold in this country for less than that of Alabama now that ships are, available for that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
yEMENOFF TELLS
 OF RUSSIAN CRISIS Declares Russians Would Welcome Americans in the
 Battle on BOlshevism
By Associated Prrss

Chita, Trans Baikalia, Sunday, Decem- Der 2e.-Defying the orders of his physi- rians, General Semenoff who was seri- ousiy wounded by fragments of bomb thrown into a crowded theatre here re- gently, received the Associated Press cor respondent today. He discussed briefly the crisis in Russia, declaring America is admired by Russians, who would well come American troops in the battle against bolshevism.
 General Semenoff was insistent in his declaration that American troops would be welcomed by Russians.
 "The landing of foreign troops on Rus sian soil is naturally distasteful," he said, but it is necessary now to over throw the bolshevists.'
 Asked if his differences with Admiral Kolchak had been adjusted, he replied in the negative
 Admiral Kolchak sent troops to IT, kutsk,'' he said, "so I cannot say we are friends, but my Cossacks will al- ways work for the best interests of Rus sia''
 He concluded his talk with request that his greetings and an expression American people be sent to them. He especially spoke of his gratitude for the unselfish interest in Russia's welfare, which has been shown by America
 British troops have been paraded through the streets and the belief that American forces are coming seems gen. eral A strong force of Japanese is en- camped in the suburbs and is apparently sufficient to control the situation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
SIGNAL VICTORY
 WON BY PROH|S
Suit to Enjoin Ohio Gov ernor From Presenting
 Amendment Dismissed
By Associated Press

Cincinnati, January 4- Prohibition forces gained a signal victory in the Uni- ted States district court here today when United States Judge Hollister handed down an opinion dismissing suit to enjoin Governor Cox of Ohio from pre- senting to the Ohio legislature the pro- posed national prohibition amendment.
 Judge Hoilister, in a lengthy opinion, not only dismissed the injunction suit but stated it was his opinion the chief point made by the plaintiff, Albert G. Erkenbrecker, that the proposed amend ment should have received two-thirds of the total membership of both houses of Congress instead of two-thirds of the members voting, was not good logic.
 In his opinion, ruling strictly on the injunction suit, Judge Hollster said he could see no reason why this matter could not have been decided after rati- fication of the proposed amendment as well as before ratification, he saw no req son why such an injunction against Governor Cox should be granted, in- asmuch as the plaintiff would not be in- jured by the act of the governor in sub mitting the amendment.
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active work and is looking forward to the new year with renewed ideals.
 The Christmas bazar netted over s9o and class Christmas service consisted of 10 packages to the 10 inmates of the Old Ladies' Home at Woodlawn. These packages contained hose and sta tionery. An old fashioned pound cake was presented them for their Christ mas dinner. The class presented tbe Sunday school janitor a gift. gave Christmas boxes to four orphans and donated s10 to the Methodist orphan- age at Selma.
 H. c. Russell, the efficient teacher of the class, will instruct the minute men of the great centeniary movement the next four months. N
 The Ensley high School Parent Teachers Improvement association will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
 Ensley Lodge No. 12o, A. r. and A, NJ. will meet Monday evening at the tenn pie on Avenue E at 7:30 o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
LITTLE GIRL GIVES |. LOYAL SERVICE ID UNITED STATES
Sadee Morris, Six-Year-Old Girl of DemOpolis, Sales Agent and Four-Minute
 Speaker

Sadie Louis Morris. the 6-year-old daughter of Mir and Mrs. l.. Morris of Demopolis has the distinction of being the youngest authorized sales agent for Thrift and War Savings Stamps in the United States, having received a regular agents commission issued by former Secretary of the Treasury Will liam McAdoo.
 During the past year she sold and delivered ,OO0 worth of stamps, hav- ing begun her patriotic work at years of age. This young saleslady conducted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
Explosives Hoarded by
 f l. w. w. in Kansas
By Associated Press

Topeka, Kan, January 4.-William J. Duvall United States explosive inspec- tor, today stated before gathering of United States employment service rep resentatives here that the I. w. w. and possibly other interests have hoar- ded supplies of explosives in this the terrorizing of industry and that such campaign is national in it's scope. Trails leading to this dis closure, he said. have been uncovered and checking up process is in opera tion to locate the supplies.