davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-05-15

Expert w!!99,snizing at Rendall's s,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
NORMA PADARyT1 ARM1sE1c1JA sU BoLsEvIKA1s.

DORPATAS fistonja, lapkr. 12-Naujos Pabaltijos ir
los vespatios, tados prklaususos Rusai provnciJos
vvuia atsova Estoniios Leuvos, Latvijo Lenkjos Tx
ranos il BaltgudioS. Dskusuoa prazambiosos Europos
veSpatiiq niios sQungos kausmq Toj prazamboj (dia
gonalt) niata buvusu Rusos provncijQ Juosta enanh
nuo BatcS ig JuodQjQ jurQ. Norma sudaryti sajunga
kad pasenngiau apdraus ir gnti neprklausomybe nuo
galin'u preSininku vakaru il 1ytQ $onuose..
Konerencijoe ofciialiai atsovauamos Estonija Letu
va atva Kitos vepaos atstovaujamos pusoficlJala
Po zengiamQjQ dskusijQ kuriu metu astovai Sreiske
yavo vyrausybu pazuras nuspresa gautna konerencla
at atenant penktaden If aparti svarbius kausimus SUI
rtus su busmaa konfeenca apkto II d. kurioe bus ella
il bolSevikQ atSovai ss-..... .-.s
Esoncs, Lietivos if Latvjos atsova pranese jog lle
81 bolSevkas tarsqsis k aniscos bet ne takoS kars
me-
''NIes negalime anaujin iokiQ komercjniQ rysiu su
boSevka ne daryti aikos jas be susiznojmo prmau
su talkninkas sake Lietuvos atstovas.
Konferencijoe pirmninkauja EStonijos uzubezniQ rel
kllQ minister's.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
BOLSEV|KAI ATIMA NUO
TEvy VAIkUS.

Washington, lapkr. Is. -
Valstyb6s departamentas ga
70 officially ainiQ, jog centra-
lis bol$evikQ sovietas Mask
voje pradeda ikunyti Savo SUI
manymq reikale naciionaliza-
Vino vaikQ.
Anot prancSimQ, bolSevikl
valdzia varu atima nuo t6vQ
vaikus II Situos pristato
valdiSkaS iStaigaS, pavadintaS
"vaiku rumai'. Gil tie cru
maj - tai papraStOS, praS-
tai priziurimOS if apleiStoS ka-
Zarm6S.
Tcnai bolSevikai tuoS vaikus
aukl6ja sulig Savo mokslo
principQ. Is jaunQ dienQ juos
palenkia prize bolSevikizmo II
viSokiOS nedorOs.
Tuloic vienose kazarm6Se
bolSevikai turi surankioie jau
apie tukstanti vaikQ, mo J
ligi 10 metu amziaus.
Taippat praneSama, jog tie
tGvai. katrie pasiprieSina pa
vcsti bolSevikams Savo vaikus,
Suimami ir uzdaromi kal6ji-
man. Jic pavadinami iSdavi-
kais SovietQ valdzioS.
Yra ziniQ. jog daugelis mo-
tinu. netekuSios savO valkQ,
arba pablQStu arba paSidaro
gala.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
MIRE KARD|NOLAS
HART MANN.
Cologne, lapkr. 70. - Mird
Gia kardinolas Felix Won
Hartmann, Cologne (Vokieti-
ja) arkivyskupas.
.KOLCAKAS SAKO GINSIAS
OMSKA.
Tarpe generolu palkile
nesutikimai.

omskas, lapkr. s (SuvdIin-
ta).-Adlnirdlas Kolcak !r xiii
Sibcriios vaklzios nariai ben
dram SuSirinkimc nusprendC
neapleisti &ito miesto, bet ginti
nuo bolSeviIU ligi paskutinQjQ.
SvetimQ Sally miSijQ kaikurie
nariai admirolui Kolcakui pa
tart apleisti Omskq. Bet jlS
stow " savO nuomonc.
IS Cia toliaus rytu Sonan iau
iSsikraustG talkininkQ diploma
tines misijoS il militarinial at
stovai, iSGmus japonQ mlSllQ.
Japonai niekO nedaro is boise
vilu. Tai visai nebailQS emo
njs.
Suv. NalstiiV generals kon-
suIis Harris musprendCS iSHc-
liauti ] vo-Nikolaievskq il
tcnai palaukti tolimcSniQ pa
sekmiu Is tos namin&& rusQ ka,
res.
Vargas su generolais.
Rezignavo 8Omsko valdzio<
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
ANGLEKASTU SU OPERA
TORIAIS KONFF-
RFNCIJA.
Ne visi patenkinti atSaukimu
streiko.

Washington, lapkr. Is. -
Rytoj cia suSirinkS angleka-
siQ IT. kasyklQ kOmpaniju at
stovai naujon konferencijOn.
Anglekasyklose streikas at
SauktaS, tad dabar liuOsiau
bus tariamaSi apie darbo Sq-
lygas.
Kick zinoma, konferencijOs
programa yra tokia:
l. Anglekasiai reikalauia
60 nuoS. didesn6s uzmOkeStieS
uz darbQ.
AnglekasyklQ kompanljos
tvirtina, jog jos sutiksiancios
padidinti uzmokesti ligi 25
nuoS.
9. Anglekasiai reikalauja 6
valandQ darbo dienoje il 8
dienu darbo savait6je, arba 80
valandQ savait6je.
Kompanijos tvirtina, jog
dabartinis darbo laikas, 4S va
landos savait6je, atsakanciau-
sias. Ir todel jos nesutikslan-
clos su tuo reikalavimu.
8. Anglekasiai nori, kad il
vasaros metu jie visuomet tu-
r6tp pilnai darbo kasyklose.
Tuo tikslu kompanija stai
l1a sumaniusi padaryti: Skirt
5 milijonus dolieriQ paskelbi-
mans, kad vasaros metu Emo
mes pirktu angliQ ziemai. Jei
zmones to paraginimo paklau-
sytu, tuomet If vasara visuo-
met butQ uztektinai darbo an
glekasyklose.
Tai svarbiausioji busimos
konferencijos programos da-
lis.
Yra nepasitenkinimo.
Radikaliai gaivalai angle
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
PREZIDENTAS RUPINASI
ANGLEKAsIU REIKALAIs
Parede kuoveikiaus saukti
konferencija.

Washington, lapkr. II. -
Kuomet vakar prez. Wilsonui
praneSta apie atSaukima strei-
ko anglekasyklose, preziden-
tas Wilson's par6de kuovei-
klaus pasirupinti suSaukti
konferencijq anglekasyElQ
operatoriQ su anglekasiu at
Stovais. Ia prezidento parody
ma iSpildys Darbo sekretorlus
WilSOnas.
Po kabinetO susirinkimo
Sekretorius Wilsonas pasake:
"AS kuoveikiaus sukviesiu
anglekaSiu atstovus il opera
torius tarybosna tarties uzmo-
kesGio klausime."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
Radikalai Zudo Paroduoiancius

l6, staiga nuo namu stogo inn
ia Saudyti ! paroduojancius.
Pakilo pasiauba. Buvusieji
kareiviai puolesi ! industrija-
listq sale. Galvazudziai radi-
kalai, kuriQ buve keliolika,
suspejo pasprusti. Pagautas
tik vienas. Tas tuojaus buvo
nulinGiuotas.
Kitus radikaIus veikiai su-
gaude policija ir pristate ka-
LEHMAN. zmoniQ minia megine
verzties kal6jiman. Bet patys
buvusieji kareiviai neleido to
daryti. Sake, tegu su jais ap-
sidirba teismas.
Uzpuolimo pasekmes bal
sios. 3 buvusieji kareiviai nu
zudyta ir 4 suzeista.
Siandie miestan atvyko ka-
riuomen6. ...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
AnglekasiQ Streikas
FOrulaIiaii At$auktas

SWeiko teismui indav6 vakar
pirm pietQ anglekasiQ advoka-
taS Warrum.
Po to xiii trys anglekasiQ
advokatai akiveizdoje vyriau-
~ybGS advokatQ praneS6 apie
anglrka>iQ poziciiQ.
PraneSme advokatai pazy-
mIio, jog anglekasykW opera
toriai atkartotinai buvo pa
~koIhc. kad jie tuojauS Stosiq
talybo>na Su anglekaSiaiS.
kaip veik StreikaS bus atSauk~
ta>. TQ jQ Skelbimq patvirti-
no ir patti vyriauSybG.
Tad kuomet Siandie StreikaS
atSaukiamaS. anglekasiai pa
SitiIii, JOG kuoveikius bus pra-
ditoS aptariamo$ Gia tarybos
ir bus iSriSta> uzmokeSCiO dar-
bininkam> kIauSimaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13

vakariniq armijQ vyriausias
vadas gen. Diedrichs. 10 vieta
uz6ma gen. Sacharov, bu7es
treGiosios armiios vadas.
Gen. Diedrichs nesutiko pa
ziuromis su admirolu KolGaku
klausimc apie perkelinQ val
dzios is Omsko kur kitur.
Gen. Sacharov, sakoma, labal
drqsus oficieras, aStrios dlscl,
plinos $alininkas.
ESacharovo vietQ treGioJoj ar
miioj uzima tos almijos korpu-
so konlcndantas gen. kappell.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
AGSaukimas streikO.

T.i-,,ia~ \r,IrrSor ar-l,ld-
i'm yirsininlu~ nagvr, " ta<
na~,anyaS ir isrei<l,1 py~iton-
},inana, krd 10 i>akymu~ pill
,,o,nas
}t.anki,4o ~trciko tc1~.a~:
.IndfaoaD,I;&. }apkr. II.
41ro
,.l.;..;r;,r,,ns :. 0ariamS
I.r;.,I NI;on Wul.r,nr. - \
,oa,.::c,.
..G,,.,;,r,;.;; toms+os j..
broliai: I>rei$kiant pakIu~ny-
be mandatui, koEl paS%"Ih"
,"PNI - ~ 1.,;, y, ,,,..Y.,.;.:;;n y,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
PRANESAMA, BOLsEVI-
KAI VISUR PAzAN-
GIUOJA.

Londonas, lapkr. 12.-ls pa
sitikimQ versmiu praneSama,
jog bolScviEQ kariuomene pa
zangiuoja visais frontais Rusi.
joie. Vadinasi bolSevikai savo
pozicijosc Wis labjaus stlpr3Ja.
Rytiniam fronte, ty. Slberl-
ioje sckQ ziaurQs muSlal ant
TobolSko, YalutorovSko il
Kurgano, kur bolSevikQ armlja
pasiekusi upe lsham.
Pietiniam rrontc bolSevlkV
Iiariuoment stoiuSi kOntratako-
sna visa linija tarpe uplQ Vol
COS ir Dniepro. II visur einan-
ii pirmyn, iStmus Briansko
apylinke, pietvakaruose nuo
Oriol, kur gen. Denikino ka-
riuomenG atakuojanti.
BoISevikai bevicIiu telegraph
prane&a, jog iie arti Kijevo
paGmr lniest4 Tastov.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
NESAMA FONDO APMO.
KETI OF|C|ERUS.

Paryzius, lapkr. y. - Uni
versal Service agentura skel-
bia, jog 600 buvusiQ ameriko-
niSkos armijos oficieru, kurie
istojo Lietuvos armijon, cia
sulaikyti nuo iskeliavimo Lie
tuvon, kadangi is niekur ne
pramatoma, kas jiems algas
moketQ.
Cia vyriausiam lietuviQ off,
Sc anglu armijos pulkininkas
Mills tarp pitko pasakes:
"Mes laukiame fondo is A
merikos. Musu armija neturi
nei skatiko. Lietuvos agentai
Amerikoje yra pazadeje aug
stas algas amerikonams, isto-
jusiems lietuviQ armijon.
Estojusieji amerikonai dabar
atsisako keliauti Liepojon.
Kol nebus gauta uztikrinimo,
ekspedicija bus sulaikyta."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
ISreiSkia nuosteba.

Amerikos Darbo Federaci-
Jos virSininkai iSreiSkia nuo-
steba, kad anglekasiQ streikas
atSaukiamas. Juk jie tq strei-
kq pareme, jie pasak6, jog
Streikas teis6tai paskelbtas.
pazad6jo j remit moraliai il
materi!jaliai.
Gi is vakaro tas pat Com
pers savo kalboje astriais To-
dziais uzsipuol6 prizes vyriau-
sybe.
Tuo tarpu tasai ju pateisin,
tas streikas Siandie atSaukia-
mas.
Kaip Amerikos Darbo Fe-
deracijos, taip patles Com,
perso uzimta pozicija streikc
reikale cia placiai apkalbama
Gomperso pasielgime iziuri-
ma kokia tai spekuliacija
GreiGiausia tai bus veikimas
prizes radikaliQ gaivalq truks,
mavima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
sURADEs GELToNoJo
DRUGTO PERUS.

New Haven, Conn, lapkr.
Is. - Nacijonal9S MoksIo A
kademijos suvaziavimc Gia ia
pona> mokslininkas Noguchl
praneSt, jog jam pavyke su-
Sekti mikro-organizmq, katras
pakelia zmoguie geltonojo
drugiO ligQ.
Noguchi darbuojasi Rookie
fellerio institute.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
PAVYKO PRAKALBOS
C|CEROJE.

Vakar, lapkr. II, CANA ge-
raj pavyko gerb. kun. J. Pet y,
raiGio prakalbos Cicero, Ill,
Liet. Raudonojo Kryziaus
Rem. reikalais.
Buvo daug zmoniq. Surink-
ia $256.57.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
8 zMONES NUzUDYTA,
4 SUzEISTA.
Vieras radikalas nulinciuotas

Centralia, Wash, lapkr. r.
-Vakar Gia paminint armisti-
cijos sukaktuves ivyko baisus
daiktas. Buvo gatvemis paro-
davimas. Ejo burys unifor-
muotu buvusiu kareiviQ
Kuomet tas burys pri6jo KAN
pa Tower il 2-ros gat., kur yra
industrijalistu susirinkimQ sa-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
Ilga turejo sesija.

.:I-:IrN>:~'>E :,. 7 .,p;,
,''.,'.''''I',;' I.;. N",y .$:;.,, ,,,.aI.1. i
'''''' ', r
'.,' ''', ~ ''''.''I i'7>s ,.,
ra ir nubalSuota paklauSyti
'"'~''lo !>'NHI''o'
70 lI%Q II aS'rl'! haloQ II
d!SkuSUQ F'iElahl!SlS Pre"l-
dentaS Lewis pranlIo SuS'-
rIilNu>I'IS:
"Garbiamieji, pagaliauS
mes twime pri>itaikinti prize
tci~mo mandate. Mes tai daro-
me professionalism. ESamc a.
merikonai. Negalimo pakilti
prip& vvriauSvbc. Tai viSkaS. "
T,,oi 10 naroiSkimos dam
u;.n.i, noonIh6io srsi,.inku-
sioms S,,tiEti atSaukti streika.
r. +noi?us tas padarvta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
NULINCIUOTAS JUODU,
KAS.

Little Rock, Ark, lapkr. Is,
- Ana penktadieni juodukaS
Jordan Jameson nuzudG Seri-
fq Greer Columbia paw, arti
Magnolia.
Minia baltQ zmoniu zmog-
zudi iStemp6 is Magnolia ka-
l9jimo If gyva sudegino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
LietuviQ
su Lenkais
Pabaltuos Viespatijos Konferuos
SUI BolSevikais
L1ETUvIU sU LENKAIs TARYBos.

COPENHAGEN, lapkr. 12.-Tarpininkaujant Americas,
Angios Prancuzos atstcvams Letuvos vyriausybe suit
ko dayvau susauamoe konferencijoe su tkslu papalg
nesutilkmus tarp Letuvos ir Lenldtos.
N6ra zinu, klr II kuome ivyks toj konerenclja VIs
g znia didzai Svarb uo tapnnkavmu didaults vjespa
tijos iau kaipir oficljaa prpazista Letuva)
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13
ISPANIJOS KARALIUS.
MAMIE.

Madridas, lapkr. IL. Su-
gryzo namo Ispanijos kara
Illus, aplankes Prancuzija If
Anglia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-13

.kaSiu organizaciioje iSreiSkla
daug nepaSitenkinimo atSaukl-
mu Streiko. Jiems rupi dau-
giauSia kova prizes VyriaQSy-
be. Girdi, kaip tai gall but
varzoma zmogaus darblnlnko
laisv6.
Pradzioje streiko taip bent
buvo pareiSkes il patsai angle
kasip organizacijos veikian-
tysis prezidentas Lewis. Bet
kuomet prizes j pad6ta Sales
vyriausybei il teismui pak-
lusnumo klausimas, jis atSau-
| kI seniau iSreikStaS savO nuo.
mones, sakydamaS. "ESame
amerikonai. Negalime kovoti
prizes savo vyriausybe".
Nelengva patenl1inti visQ.
Yra zmoniq, katrie geriausiais
daiktais nepatenkinti. Gi apie
kokia-nors prievartQ tokens
neprisimink.
Darbininkai turi atvira kelia.
Anglekasiams dabar yra at
viras kelias vesti tarybas sr1
anglekasyklQ kompanijomls.
Turi teis6s reikalauti to, kas
:iiems tikrai IL teisingai prl-
gull.
AtSaukus streikq, organiza-
'cijos virSininkai nevarzomi jo-
'kiais teismo uzdraudimais.
Tad tarp ju, kaip sakoma, pa
ikeliami sumanymai kreipties
augSciausian Sales teismaD ir
tenai patirti, argi zemesnysis
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slams, bet ir kittens darbi-
ninkams. Taippat il ateiciai
tas neturetq jokios reiksmes.
We kodel tasai sumanymas
lures but kuoveikiaus pasar-
votas. =.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06
YOUR SICK CHILD IS C0NST|PATED!! LOOK AT TONGUE If cross, feverish or bilious give California Syrup
 of Figs"

No matter what ails your child, q gentle. thorough laxative should al ways be the first treatment given.
 If your little one Is out of sorts. half sick, isn't resting. eating and act ing naturally--look, Mother! see If tongue Is coated. This Is a sure sign that it's little stomach. liver and bow els are clogged with waste. When cross. irritable. feverish. stomach sour. b, cath bad or has stomach ache, diar- rhoea. sore throat, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of California Syrup of F,gs." and in a few hours all the con- situated poison, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of it's lit- tie bowels without griping. and you have al well, playful child again.
 Mothers can rest easy after giving this harmless fruit laxative" because it never fails to cleanse the little ones liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach and they dearly love it's pleas ant taste. Full directions for babies. children of all ages and for grown ,ps printed on each bottle.
 Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. L.,k your druggist for a bottle of "California Syrup of Figs" then see that it is made by the "California Fig Syrup Company."-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06
Little Stories Of the DayFro1 Washington
Trying Arrange for 167h Parade in Three Chief Cities of Alabama-Alabama Senators Think Dis
 cussion of League of Nations Premature
Bv HUGH W. ROBERTS

Washington, March 5.-(Speeial) )-Pub- Ication in The Age-Herald of informa- tion that numerous letters from Ala bamians in France urged that the Fourth Alabama regiment be received and per- mitted to parade in Birmingham before its demobilization caused citizens of Montgomery. it is evident, to fear that they were about to /be deprived of certain signal honors.
 Since that publication. countless teie- grams from residents of Montgomery and state officials, including Governor kilby, insisting that demobilization be effected in the capitol city, have been received. Inasmuch as Birmingham has not asked that the regiment be demobilized in Bir- mingham, the fears of Montgomery are evidently misplaced. Secretary Baker has promised Representative Dent that if it be possible the regiment will be de- mobi1ized in Montgomery.
 Before the demobiiization, Represents tive Dent is willing that the regiment be neImitted to parade anywhere in the .iate that the department might desig- Ihte.
 In this connection Senators Bankhead and Underwood and Representative Dent will ask Secretary Baker tomorrow morning to permit the regiment to be received in each of the three big cities prior to demobilization in Montgomery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06
ALABAMA SENATOR'S
 ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Washington. March 5.-(SpeciaI. )-Ala- bama's senators have adopted an ex- ccptional attitude respecting the league of nations.
 When the press was full of what the press believed was being done in the Paris conference, Senators Bankhead and Underwood declined to discuss that Of which they knew nothing.
 When the proposed constitution was published, and other senators became crazed with a passion to assail it, Ala bamas senators declared that they would do the President the courtesy to await his coming and his explanation.
 The President has come and is now en route back to France. Senators Un- derwood and Bankhead are still silent Their attitude is due entirely to the fact that the proposed constitution has not been discussed by the peace conN IT. 'Ssioners formally sitting as such Sem ator Underwood said today:
 ''The proposed constitution is as a bit of legislation which a subcommittee of Cor gress has considered and reported to the committee as a whole. It would be foolish to rage regarding such legisla- tior because when it is completed and reported by the committee as a whole, those sections you favored might be omit tee. and others substituted or those sec ticns you opposed might be so amended as to meet your requirements.
 The constitution, as proposed, will soon go to the commissioners formally sitting as such. It may be amended in many respects There will then be an abundance of time in which to discuss it. and adopt or reject it.
 "Everybody favors peace and despises war The question the Senate must ulti- ately determine is whether or not in return for peace we are asked to pay too great price,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06
CITATIONS

Washington, March 5.-The com mander in chief, in the name of the President. has awarded the distinguish ed service cross to the following soldier for the act of extraordinary heroism described after his name
 Sergt. Arthur Mitchell, deceased, ma chine gun company, Thirtieth infantry GA. s. No. 544911) For extraordinary heroism in action near Mezy, France July IS. 1918. After his gun had been destroyed by shell fire, Sergeant Mitch ell led his men through the enemy lines to our own. He braved the extreme shelling and machine gun fire, by go- ing to the aid of the wounded, ana while withdrawing, covered the retreat effectively holding off the enemy. He was killed in action shortly after- wards. Next of kin, Mrs. A. L. Mitch ell, wife, Sylacauga, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06
PHYSICALLY FIT
 AT ANY AGE

It isn't age, it's careless living that puts men down and out" Keep your internal organs in good condition and you will always be physically it.
 The kidneys are the most over worked organs in the human body. When they break down under the strain and the deadly uric acid ac. cumulates and crystallizes look out! These sharp crystals tear and scratch tnt delicate urinary channels causing cxcruciating pain and set up irrita- tons which may cause premature de- generation and often do turn into deadly Bright's Disease.
 One of the first warnings of slug sish kidney action is pain or stiffness in the small of the back, loss of appe- lite. indigestion or rheumatism.
 Do not wait until the danger. Is upon YOU. At the first indication of trouble 20 after the cause at once, Get trlai box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oni Capsules, imported direct from the laboratories in Holland. They will give almost immediate relief. If for any cause they should not, your money VII he refunded. But be sure to get GOLD MEDAL. None other is genuine. In sealed boxes, three sizes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06
MONTGOMERY WILL
 RETAIN REPAIR SHOPS

Washington, March 5. = (SpeciaI) Though the war department will disman- tie Taylor field, Montgomery, it will continue as a permanent institution the aviation repair shops at that place, ac- cording to announcement today.
 There are three such shops. one in Wis corsin, another in Texas and a third in Alabama. The permanent nature of the latter will necessitate many skilled me cha mics becoming permanent residents of Montgomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06

While the Secretary will probably be un- able to make definite promise, little doubt is entertained but that he will agree provided it be possible to obviate transportation difficulties.
 The Mobile Chamber of Commerce has asked through John McDuffie, repre- sentative-elect from the First district, that the fighting Fourth be disembarkeS at that port of entry. On account of the distance from the Atlantic coast to Mo- bile and lack of 30 feet of water in the harbor, it is regarded as certain that the request will not be complied with.
 It is learned that Secretary Baker IS en- deavoring to comply with the request Or Secretary Glass that the sailing date ol the Rainbow division be advanced III that the division might participate in the next Liberty Loan drive. Determination in this case will rest with General Per shing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06
ALABAMIANS MAKE
 PLANS FOR VACATION

Washington, March 5-(Speciai.)- )-Rep- resentative BIackmon left for Anniston this afternoon. Representative Almoh will leave for Sheffield Sunday. Other members haven't announced dates Of de parture. Senator Underwood Will go to Alabama within 10 days, and while there will visit various sections of the state.
 Senator Bankhead will remain III Washington for several weeks and III April will visit Mineral springs, Tex.' TOT the purpose of presiding over the con vention of the Bankhead Highway as- socation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06
STEEL CORPORATION TO BIJILD 50 SHIPS

Washington, March 5.-(SpeciaI.)-An important report reaches Washington from New York to the effect that the United States Steel corporation will con struct at Mobile, in the near future, 50 steel cargo ships for it's own use.
 If the report, which bears all indica- tions of accuracy, materializes. it is be- lieved the corporation will further ex- tend its interests in the south, and en- gage more actively in foreign commerce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06

beth the French and American medical establishment.
 His immediate diS,harge on application was attributed by Surgeon General Ire land to his long and excellent service and to the fact that the board of reve- nue of Jefferson county had represented that he was badly needed for duty at the Hillman hospital
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06
Bankhead and Long
 Named Members of
 Highway Commission

Montgomery, March 5.-(SpeciaD John H. Bankhead. Jr., and Pope M Long were named as members of the Walker county highway commission Wednesday by Gov. Thomas E. Kilby They will be expected to qualify imme- diate1y and take office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06
Red Cross Aids Armenians
 Ry Assocfated Pfei,

Washington, March 5.--Supplies val ued at $1,553,SS2 have been donated by the American Red Cross to the Amer ican committee for relief in the near east for distribution in Armenia and Syria. In announcing the gift tonight the Red Cross said this was in addi- tion to cash donations of $4500, 900 pre- viously made to the committed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-06
TAKE STEPS TO SPUR
 WORK ON POSTOFFICE

Washington, March 5.-(Special)-The indications are that the government Is preparing to take action relative to the delay in the construction of the Bir- mingham postoffice.
 Senator Underwood said today that if the contractors do not complete the work, the government will call upon their bcndsmen to do so, and that if they re. fuse, bonds will be cancelled and other bids asked for.
 Senator Underwood says that work has not been altogether abandoned, but that delay is evidently being practiced. It is understood the contractors have com plained at labor shortage and that con- ditions imposed on contractors during the war had seriously handicapped them.