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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-22

amount will be little less than half os another item aggregating Sl0.0O0o,oR which will be brought before the United States for a consideration by and by. Plans for this undertaking are already under consideration, but it is deemed by those who have the plans in contempla- ton that it is not expedient at present or at least until the Victory Loan is ao- sorbed, to make these plans public.
 Immediately after the armistic was signed a report was made in this column of the view taken by some of the men oe financial influence and authority respect ing our trade relations with European countries, and incidentally with South America, as soon as a treaty of peace is signed. Some of these men had reason to know that Europe would make speed-' approach to the United states if credit can be secured for the purpose of buying raw materials and manufactured com modities with which to restore the indus tries that were devastated by war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-22
Acid Stomach Makes Millions
 Suffer

the full strength out of their food.
 Take EATONIC and get rid of your lAcid-Stomach. This wonderful mod ern remedy actually takes the excess acid out of the stomach. It quickly and positively relieves bloat, heart burn, belching, food repeating, sour, gassy stomach, and the pains of indi- gestion. Makes the stomach cool and comfortable-keeps it sweet and strong. Banishes all stomach trou- bles so completely that you forget you have a stomach. You can eat what you like and digest your food in comfort, without fear of distressing after-effects. EATONIC helps you get full strength out of every mouthful You eat-and that is what you must have to be well and strong - full strength from your food.
 EATONIC is in the form of tablets tastes like bit of candy. Abso- lutely harmless and agrees with the most delicate stomach. Try 1t. Get a big box of EATONIC from your druggist today. The cost is trifing. If fitfails to bring wonderful relief, take it back: he will refund your money.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-22
HOW IT CAN BE DONE

Much informal discussion has taken place since the day of the armstice among the men of finance and business leaders and especially among those who have acted as agents for Europe in the purchase of supplies in the United States. Gradually the vague view which was at first taken has crystalized, so to speak, into a plan by means of which Europe can not only buy in the United States, but can secure funds with which to pay for these purchases.
 Early in the winter a statement was made that if we wanted to secure this European trade we must put ourselves in position to make it possible to pay for it by one or possibly two methods One of these methods is the buying by the United States of raw material and commodities, in large amounts. in other parts of the world. But it was early seen that our purchases of this kind, excepting in the case of South America, would do little to offset purchases which Europe desired to make in the United States, Payment
 in gold is out of the question, partly be- cause the United States now possesses ap- proximately one-third of the entire amount of available gold in the world. Therefore there remained only one other way and that is the purchase by the peo- pie of the United States. by the banks and by large private investors of Euro Dean securities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-22
Government Owned
 Ships Held Immune
 From Damage Suits
Ry Associated Press

BY Assectdttu Washington, April 21.-The government maintained in a brief filed today In the sunreme court that steamships owned bv the government were immune from s,,;+s for damages and other legal proc oesas ana that it mained for congress to enact legislation providing for proper odiustment of claims resulting from op- erstion of government owned vessels The brief was in the case Of the gov ernment owned steamship Lake Mohroe' which was libeled by the master oi a fishing schooner after a colnsloh iass october r near Boston. The govern. soVernl.iooe ae seeks to prevent the dlstrict eon sa;o sTe acb,setts from assuming jurisdlc- ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-22
TAKING A HINT FROM EUROPE

But it is almost absurd to expect thlt the American people would, unless there was excellent aid given, make heavy in- vestments in foreign securities. This is something which our people have never done. The banks have lent some millions to Japan and accepted Japanese bonds as security, but the United States has never been an investor in the securities oe other nations. Not until the government at Washington began to offer government bonds to the public did the majority Of the plain people of the United States be- gin to invest some part of their income or savings in bonds.
 There remained then the advisability of taking a hint from Europe. Leopold Frederick, who has gained fine recogni- ton for the skill and ability with which he established dollar exchange in Chilli, land who has given careful study to finan cial conditions of all kinds, frankly says that we can learn from Europe. particu- larly from London, and also from Bel gium, Germany and Switzerland, meth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-22
Over the Top

AN,iadlatown. Conn, April N.-Mld- dletown passed it's quota TOT 'ne
 tory liberty loan last night the eio' man of the local committe noti1slns district headquarters that the clty nau subscribed $1,o00,000. The ailo.iienJ a.;,,a s1,057,000. In the fourtn ,'hsorin- io +;on five minutes after the campaign
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-22
28 BOlsheviki Are
 Captured by Allies
a.. A.na.knA-x 6raae

London. April H.-Twenty-eight bolshe- wiki, including one officer. were captured by allied troops in the raid at Seletskoe, on the Kadish front, southeast of Archan- gel, on April 13, an official statement from the British war office today says. Many of the enemy were killed and several sleds loaded with wounded were seer moving away from the scene of the fight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-22
SUPREME COURT ID
 RAILROAD CONTROL .
 TEST CASES MAY ,
Three Cases to Be Argued to Determine the Govern ment's Authority to Fix
 Intrastate Rates
By Associated Press

Washington, April 21.-Steps looking to early determination of the governments s Authority under the joint resolution of Congress by which control of the rail- roads and telephone systems of the coun- !ry was taken over to fix intrastate rates were taken today by the supreme court n agreeing to expedite consideration of test cases brought under the resolution. The court fixed May , for hearing argu-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-22
THREE

consideration, all of which are to be in terms of billions and all of which will de- pend upon the facilities which the United States can offer and the willingness or the American people to share in these hitherto unheard of works of financing. They should soon react favorably upon ali of our industrial activities as well as our agricultural life and should first be fels in the five greater commodities upan which the basis of American prosperity rests. namely. steel, copper, oil cotton and wheat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-22

Indigestion -dyspepsia-sour stom- achs-bloated, ,gassy stom achs- -belchy, miserable-feeling stomachs-these are Acid Stomachs.
 What a lot of misery they cause! How Acid-Stomach, with its day after-day sufferings, does take the joy out of life! Not only that - Acid Stomach is always undermining one's health. Think of. what acid does to the teeth-how th1 Aci1 eats through the enamel, cavSip 1bem to decay. Stomach ss m % saps sEIength of the strongest bodiann 0ecks the health or You So nsny see RRs0S1b.sfoMAcH Rs0S1 victims everywhere ere, lhg. ss T They sfyr: can't a,5 tbev inc say is. ss1 don't feel weli' m all in; tired o,,+ If f. they hey 9 only is Acid-StomSd h1g is ailing them. It surely 1[ES6 ebd digestion diff cult., cauo6 %to sour and fer ment in t1els, weakens the blood and ;{k6 system with poi sons. lIt uiVV ls one from getting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24

a you" always you been worried sick for fear you other impossible thing brought office by brazen, blonde agent? -
  
 But Andrew you don't know thing on earth n furniture! What is it?"
 celareteP said Andrew, proudly.
 "Now don't believe bought You bought haven't dealer imposed at thatF Andrew the celae up packing and exposed it to view: wife, he sad don't think ool that learned from the library that half bosh! something antiques down south where the
  first thing must do when they his bond lh that old Engshman who keeps the store Herme him wanted something of the latest style Tn an
 
 question genuine told myself single glance at those which the that all Chippndale pieces are mace to live Chppendale Tunsta father Chppndl when he saved his ana public house. Lord Chppendae this crete Sheratons Chppndale stalls father. getting him it but as favor he let me Andrew ruted paonabe pride slowly and dis "Cppena She off something and kept in her hand. :.
  tended to flatter deceive?" Bull hot air. he suggested handing him the shipping tag she had torn off the bottom of the cellarette
 It reads From Grand Rapids Mich
 Copyright. Century Press nco
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24
BARRETT MFG. CO. NIGHT WATCHMAN
 GREATLY PLEASED His Bowels Were Locked Up, Sick at the Stomach,
 Kidneys and Liver
 Were Sluggish LOSING CONFIDENCE Wouldn't Give All the Medi- cine in Town for One Bottle of Dreco
LOSING CONFIDENCE

.~rhis new mdeicine, Dreco. Is worth all the others in town. put together are the words of that well-known man. MT. Frank Melee. of S20o Ave nue E, Ensley. Ala. MT. McBee has lived here many years and is now holding the responsible place of night watchman at the Barrett Manutactur- ing company.
 q was so badly constipated that my howels seemed locked, and I'd often not have more than two actions a week. This backed all the poisons rp in my system, until l was in pad shape, I can tell you. It kept me SICK at the stomach all the time. and foui gases filled me up. like sewer pipe which is stopped up. My kidneys got in bad condition and my back ached so badly I could hardly keep at work. Piles caused me much suffering, and I'd freouently get dizzy and see spots floating before my eyes
 'T've taken four bottles of Dreco and it is almost a miracle the differ ence in my feelingsshow and few weeks ago. Every morning l nave free, easy bowel actions, without straining; piles relieved; no more stomach gas nor backache, and my liver is active. so that the dizziness Is gone. Dreco is truly worthy of every good thing that is being said about 1t and, believe me, every one around here is talking Dreco all the time
 Dreco is composed ofSthe juices ol many different roots, herbs. barks ana berries, which act on the stomach kidneys liver, and bowels, purifying the blood It relieves constipation prevents gas from forming in the stomach, increases the appetite, ia- sures sound, refreshing sleep. banishes catarrh of the head and takes the pair out of rheumatic joints.
 Dr. Tharp, the well-known Drece expert, has headquarters at Jacobs pharmacy. to meet the local public ane explain the merits of this great rem edy. See him today. Dreco is alst sold by the Fulton Drug company il Bessemer, Halls pharmacy in Fair field. Central pharmacy in Wylam.- Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24

Femaia school teachers in the United states ara fast organizing unions to de- mand more pay and recognition in the local rnafds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24

Growth or death has been the law of the school of God.
 The types as shown by the prophets classification, appear to be very lew namely The extremely vicious, of which Babylon became the type name. Ihe boastful blasphemous son of satln. or which Tyre ecame the type name. The indifferent, ignorant, careless type of which Nineveh became the type name. The fiercest. most insane type, which ignored all family relations, and placed father against son, neighbor against neighbor in mad confusion for piunoer and ruin, was called Cog from Magos, chief prince of Mesech and Tubal, per sonification of the forces of revolution. The mixed type, or that which tried to go both ways at once, deceiving themselves into believing they could be pleasing 10 God and satin at the same time, was Jerusalem, and that became the type name That type to change at last. Last came the highest, most loyal to God type which was called Zion, remnant or the Zion type remained true even in Jerusa- lem and in Babylon
 S Types reproduce true to spirit and the prophets called the younger nations daughters or virgin daughters of the type to which they belonged.
 The prophets Amos and zacharlah tell the story very plainly and rehearse the sins. Egypt Babylon, Assyria, fersia' Media. Grecia, Moab, Rome and others were all of the Babylon type. The tai of Egypt is also the symbol or the ina
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24
TYPES OF NATIONS

The Lord chose His own teachers or old, and they were Abraham, Moses, ,Da- vid, the Prophets, and last came Christ the greatest of all teachers to His own school. The ten commandments was made the law and basis for all develop ment, which was summed up in duty to God and duty to man. He showetn thee what is good. What doth the Lord thy God require of thee O, man, but to do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with thy God?" Christ taught that love is the fulfilling of the law. Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy mind, soul and strength, and thy neighbor as myself" On that hangs all the law ana all the prophets. The practical interpre- tation of those lessons in the soul de- termines the type to which nations and individuals belong. All will stumble and fall who try to build upon ahy other foundation. Many have tried it and fail ed as the Bible and history show us.
 The Types-There are two great types. the good and evil, with varying degrees of development ard progress
 All of the nations Were evil and vicious before the flood, They had little know ledge and little responsibility. After the flood, divine teaching and opportunity in creased responsibility and demands. The nations whose opportunity had been neg lected and abused were classed as evil. and their destruction became certain
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24

fall of the evil type at the end. Ezk E.
 Cog from Magog swept Egypt with rev
 olution after its fall, making the ruin
 complete. He will also be the last ex-
 pression of mad furious insanity at the end in lands recently relieved of war. Ezk 3S and S.
 The boastful prince of Tyre. who re
 membered not the brotherly covenant, has been reproduced in Alexander the Great, Napoleon; also the Kaiser of Germany
 Ezk 2S The fierceness of Babylon has been reproduced in Germany. Isaiah AT. Also 13 and IA. The sins of Ammon have been reproduced in the same land by the | Turks. Amos 1-13. Careless Nineveh again lives in Africa, China and India. and claims about half the world popu- | lation.
 l The highly favored Jerusalem type, which knew more than they were willing
 to live can be found in civilized nations
 The virgin daughters are among the beautiful gay cities of modern life. They
 will change The high Zion type of love-
 justice and sincerity marks America more 1 than any nation on earth. We stand as the highest expression of generosity ana unselfish service, that the earth has pro- ] duced Let us be glad. De we realize | that some time the evil and that the pres ent great world war Is perfect parallei ] to the last world war which is to come | story and locates the war in middle Eu- rope. where the old empire of Grecia stood. Dan and 8. The war Will De l followed by controversy Of the nations. Jer. 25. A peace covenant formed. Evll thought will pass from nation to nation and great tumult and confusion. Last l Cog from the land of Magog will arise as swift whirlwind and sweep as black
 storm clouds of ruin over lands recently 1 relieved of war Brother will fight broth CT. neighbor fight neighbor. Ezk Ss' Russia with Lenine and Trotsky IS | parallel for that, and other hauohS | threaten like ruin in Europe. JehoVah
 will arise and utterly destroy the evi. in those centers of evil influence by sword. fire, earthquake, famine, pesti-
 lence and plague. | The earth is prophecied to clear ltseiI | of the evil with mighty convulsion or
 earthouake and the fall of the virigih daughter of Babylon, the fall of Jerusa- | lem and the destruction of islands Tn the sea The parallels warn us the time may he exceedingly near, none of us can know but all can read and observe and try be ready. -
 We are warned, Be ye also ready for ye know not at what hour your Loru may come" Either this is that last great war. or another must come just ike It. and at the same place. and terminate as tbis has so far. We do not yet see the lend. but let us take warning and be not deceived as those will be who are to per ish Let us not follow after unrest ana desire to join God from the land or Ma. yog: that we may meet the last srea. fury of Jehovah which will destory 1oo and his followers Let us work TOT peace and quiet and brotherly love.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24
Love Affairs of a Lonely Woman
By MARY HAx

her mind the carping care and anxiety
 of what the morrow would bring
 "oh what if MT. Mortimer siosl1
 misjudge me?" she asked herself
 happily. "He will think that I ifff
 told a parcel of lies about myself
 and perhaps he may presume or ta@
 false idea. Oh, if I had only p
 to myself, as I did back home.
 Jane Brown was suffering the
 bangs which have afflicted thousan
 nay. scores of thousands-of girls dur ing their first struggle in the madden ing, misunderstanding, swirling crowd
 ednesss of a great city. She did not realize how frequently such eoitterness is flung into the life of Working women; had she done so she might have been more composed, more sure of her ultimate triumph over circumstances, for it is only the sub , lime faith in self, the unconquerable assurance of right-living and right thinking which have brought Ameri- ca's daughters through the destructive | holocaust of strugggle, temptation and
 misjudgment which are the barriors to
 successs in this busy, dizzy industrial world today
 It seemed an eternity to Jane before the soft gray of dawn crept into her | little bedroom window, and the ftful slumber into which she finally relaxed
 was rudely awakened by the dangling of her small alarm clock. It was 1:30 and she must hurriedly
 dress herself for the first momentous day of her first real work in the big cityi
 | Copyright, 1919. Thompson Feature Service.) (To be continued tomorrow.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24
By MRS. G. H. MATHIS

The Bible is divine message for all time and all people. The nations are classed in It as families or types, accord- ing to the way they appropriated the word of God, which was given to elevate the human family and fit it for com panionship with God. The earth is a school, and the nations are the students being qualified for admission into the higher school of instruction which is to follow the present. All of the unruly, evil spirits will be expelled from the school before the new school opens
 Only those will continue who have qualified by love and service to God and to man, for scholarship in the new school. The Creator will be the judge in the en- trance examinations, and his judgment will be just and final
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24
How Fat Folks
 May Become Thin

If you are suddenly becoming stout sor if you have been putting on flesh for years the cause is generally the same-lack of oxygen carrying power of the blood This trouble occurs most ly in men and women over thirty. but it may be easily treated and without any of the priyations most fat people imagine necessary to reduce their weight Simply go to your druggist and get box of Phynola. Take five grains derful results should be quickly ac- complished by this simple treatment
 Be sure, however, you get the genu- inc Phynola. It is put up in original sealed packages, is pleasant to take and gives prompt results. Patton Pope Drug Co. can supply you.-AdV.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24

So many women, upon seeing our great dis play of porch furniture have remarked: "I didn't know such beautiful porch furniture
 could be built. You Will feel the same way about it when you see our big fltor display.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24
COURTHOUSE IS NOT KEPT CLEAN AND
 POORLY LIGHTED, SAY
 THE GRAND JURORS
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 mines appear to be too short for the occupants to sleep comfortably. We thlnK that this condition should be remedited
 at an early date.
 County Hospital: We also inspected
 the TIillman hospital where we found 1t
 in a somewhat crowded condition, yet
 we found it clean and the patients report
 that they are well cared for. "Courthouse: On inspection of the court house, we find it kept in a very disor- derly way We would recommend that such steps be taken as are necessary to keep this building clean We find that the lights in many of the halls ana rooms as well, in the courthouse. are in- sufficient.
 We also find on investigation that It has been customary for negro license agent to solicit bonds of white women 1 at the city jail. We recommend that this practice be stopped. by some one in authority. We also find on investiga- 1 tion that minors are allowed in pool ! rooms and participate in games of kelly" which are nothing more than open gaming tables.
 We heartily indorse the efforts being made by Governor Kilby in having ac- c5unts and records of all county officials thoroughly investigated.
 .sIr conaleslon we wish to thank your honor for your very clear and exhaus- { tive charge before entering upon our du- i ties the solicitor for his aid and assist snce U us durine the prosecution of our l sa DOTS and also for his efforts in the
 auppres sSscn Of crime in Jefferson county; ftne shsriff and his deputies for his aid ard diligence in the suppression of crime; land now. having discharged our duties 1 to fhs heet of our ability. we beg to be discharged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24
AND REED TO SPEAK AGAINST
 LEAGUE SATURDAY
Rx Assenlatsd Prpsa

Washington. June 22-Senator Johnson, republican of California and Reed, dem- ocrat of Missouri have agreed to speak at the first of countrywide series of mass meetings in opposition to the league of nations to be held at Carnegie hall, New York city, next Saturday night
 The League for the Preservation of American Independence. under whose au- spices the gatherings will be conducted, announced here tonight that every sec- ton of the country would be reached through series of meetings to be held soon, at which number of senators in opposition to the league would speak.
 King George has a scuttle made from big German shell.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
ITALIA NEPAJIEGIA
NUMALSINTI ANNUNZIO

Londonas, rugs. -22 d..
sianakt eia gauta is patike-
tinu saltiniu pranesimas,
kad Italijos valdzia kreipesi
prie talkininku, prasydama,
idant bendra talkininku ka
rumene (isskirant italus)
vyktu j Fiume numalsinimui
kapitono D'Annunzio, prizes
kuri, national, memorial ka-
riauja italai.
Taipgi pranesama, kad
Annunzio nepasiganedina
visn tik Fiume, bet plecia
savo valdzia ir toliau j teri
tolija, kuria laiko uzeme ser
bal ir turi tame neblogas
pasekmes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23
SUSTREIkAV0 100000 DARBININKU
LENKAI SUMUSE BILSE
VIKUS TIES DAUGUVA.

Bern, rugs. Fl d. (Suve-
linta). - Lenkijos biuras
siadien pranesa, kad Lenki-
jos kariumene turejusi de-
simties dienQ musi SUI boise
vikais ties Dauguvos upe.
Balseviku skyrius, kuris
buvo perejes pei Dauguva,
kaip pranesama, tapo visai
isnaikintas ar suimtas nelais
ven.
Biuras taipgi pranesa,
kad lenkai daejo Xxi upei
Dauguva If uzeme miesta
Disna.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-23

Uzklausus, kaip atsinestu
Belgijos zmones link kares
jei j iskiltu tarp Blelgijos If
Hollandijos, kardinolo pri
vacis sekretorius uzreiske,
jo manymu daugelis belgu
noriai ia sutiktu.
Belgija nor6tu gauti tulas
dabartines Hollandijos da-
lis kas, sakoma, jai yra labai
reikalinga is strategisko at
zvilgio, If girdi, Belgija des
visas pastangas, kad gavus
reikalingus sau plotus.