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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
zMoNEs sUs1pRATo.

Ivairiq zemas ukio padargQ
ir maSinu, pradedant paprastu
plugu Xxi miklaus traktorio
reikalavimai, Siemet visoj Lie
tuvoj taip jaueiami, jog vos
galima suskubti juos patenkln-
ii. Kuo ne visos tq prekiq is
taigos jau dabar turincios dvl-
gubai daugiau uzprasymQ, ne
gu per visus pereituosius me-
tus. Perkami ir zemes dirba-
mieji padargai ir lygiai wal
rios trasos, seklos ir tt. Uz-
prasymai eina is miestq, mics
GiuEeQ, o daugiausia is Lietu-
vos kaimQ. Kaimn aukstumas
eiia dideles reikSmas neturi. Is
to viso galima matyt, kad u
pas kas link ukio pagefinimo
reikalp zymiai po karo kyla.
! "Liet. "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
AMER1Kos zYDQ ATsTo-
VAS LIETUvOJ.

zinomas zydl visuomenes
darbuotojas Naujarke ir ~
maus Americas zydq laikraS-
clio "Idischeer Tageblat" re-
daktorius p. Gedalija Bubli-
kas siomis dienomis atyyko i
Kauna.
Pas Bublikas dabar keliau-
ia po Europa susipazinti su
zydu padetim ivairiuose tkras-
tuose. Jis trumpa laika vie
ses Lietuyoje ir savo lspud-
zius Ii apiie cionyksti zydq gyve-
nina ides j sayo laikrasti:
1sLiet. !"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
GOMPERSAS KRIT|KUOJA
PREz|DENTO SUMANYMA

.metu, kuomet "Quarter Ses-
sions" teismas nustatydaYo
darbininkams algas ir bauzda-
vo zmones priverstinuoJu tar
navimu arba vergavlmu.
Tad CANA aiSku, kad pre-
zidentas turf mintyje ikurti
teisma ar teismus tokius, kl-
RE darbininkams tur6tu nu-
statyti darbo sQlygas II uzmo-
kesni. Taipat aiSku, kad tq
teismQ priederm6 butQ panal-
KNIT streikus ir lokautus.
"Australijoj If NaujOj Ze-
landijoj toki teismai buvo IS
teigti pirm dvideSimts metq4.
Siandie jie jau beveik iSnyko.
Nes neturejo pavykimo. Bet
geriausiq pamokq turime kad-
.ir * toxic teismO, gyvuojanclo
Kansas valstijoje.
"Kiekvienam juk Siandie
turf but aiSku, kad tokioj Kan
sas valstijoj Siandie yra dau-
giau streiku il daugiau darbl-
ninkp streikuoja, kaip kuomet
nors pirmiau."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
BRAND GUDRIAl LAIMEJO PAS|TIKEJIMA

jima juom il jo vedama val
dzia.
,Toki pat pasitik6jimq jis /
giio if zemesniuose parlamell-
TO rumuose. Tenai jis kalbe-
10 kitaip. Tuose rumuose jis
pareiske mint, kad jei Ang-
liza prieSginiaus, kad Yoke
tia tur6tp mok6ti konFlbucl-
ia, tuomet Prancija patti vie
ma, savarankiai is VohetiJos
iskolektuos reikalinga kontrl-
bucijq. AiSkus daiktas, kad
su tokiomis kalbomis provo
'kuojama Anglia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
DAUG1AU K1NU REz1G-
NUoJA,
Jie grumoja japonans.

WASHINGTON, gr. 9. =.
Andai is nezinomos vietos pa
sitrauke Kinijos delegacijos
nusiginklayimo konferencijoje
generals sekretorius, kuomct
jsitikino, kad Sitoje konferen-
.ciioje negalima rasti teisybes.
Uzvakar is delegacijos pasi-
trauk6 dar kit trys kinai. Jie
tvirtina, kad jei Kinija mega
les gauti atgal Shantungo,
tuomet visa Kinijos delegaci-
ia iSeis is konferencijos II XII
.nu tauta bus paruosiama va
ru nuo japonu atimti Shantun-
ga.
Suv. Valstijn delegatai per-
spaja kim delegacija, idant
il perdaug nesikarseiiuotq, Sa-
Eo, konferencija -Kinijai ne
padarysianti jokios skriaudos.
has, girdi, kritikuoja konfe-
rencijos begi, tas yra igno-
rantas. Mes visos valstybes
draugingai atsinesa j Kinijq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09

|kad kuomet piketavimas bus
uzdraustas, tuomet turesian-
clos uztektinai darbininkq.
Bet taip nebus. Tiesa, jos
gaus visokius ''indziunksi-
nus" kokiq tik nores, kadan-
gi JOINS teismai labiau priei-
nami, kaip darbininkams. Bet
darbininku sutartinas veiki-
mas sugriaus kompanijp vii
I'll sulauzyti streika ir pacius
darbininkus pavergti.
Kaip Chicagoje, taip ir XII
tuose miestuose pasitaiko SUI
misimq. Vienur-kitur apmusa-
mas vienas-kitas streiklauzis.
Bet, imant abelnai, streikas We
damas ramiai. Dauguma dar-
'bininku saugojasi neteisdtq
zygiq ir danbq.
Mieste st. Paul aplink skier
dyklq istaigas pastatyta ma
cionale gvardija.
Baisiai sunki yra darbo ko-
va su kapitalu. Bet darbinin-
kai turf laikytis vienybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
NUVERSTA GUATEMA-
LOS YALDzIA.

WASHINGTON, gr. 9.
IS Guatemala respublikos gau-
ia officially ziniq, kad tenai
varu nuEersta respublikos val
dzia su prezidentu Carlos He
rrera. Apie }12s zmoniQ zuvo
susikirtimuose.
Vietoje nuverstos valdzios
pastatyta provizionale valdzia.
Taipat pranesta, kad pasa-
lintas prezidentas yra nelais-
viq revoliucionieriq. Kit val
dzios nariai laikomi militaria-
me kal9jime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
WASHINGTON, or. 9.

WASHINGTON, or. 9. -
Prezidentas Hardingas ana
diena pranesime kongresm
tarp kitko rekomendavO lkur-
ii teismus If jiems pavesh
spresti visokius pakiluslus
darbo su kapitalu nesutiklmus.
Anot prezidentO, tie telsmal
tur6tp panaikinti streikus, To-
kautus ir kitokius kenksmn-
gus visuomei ivykius.
u tai prezidentas susilau-
k6 aStriOs kritikos is darbo
pus6s.
Pirmutinis atsiliep6 Ameri-
kos Darbo FederacijOs prezi-
dentas Samuel GOmpers. Stai
kq jis pareiSke:
"ISm6ginimai Australijoj,
Naujoj Zelandijoj il Kansas
valstijoi aiSkiai irod6, kad toki
teismai negali tureti pavykl-
mo ir neatsako Stems lai-
kams.
"Prezidento rekomendavl-
mas reiSkia noras grqzinti So
lygas, kokios buvo pirm 400
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
SUSAUKIAMAS ANGLI-
JOS PARLAMENTAS.

LoND0NAs, gr. 8. Pas
kelbta karaliaus proklamacija,
kuriajja Anglijos parlamentas
susaukiamas specialen sesi-
jon j ateinanti treciadienl.
Parlamenta su iskilmybemis
atidarysias karalius If pax
j patvirtinti Anglijos
su Airija taikos salygas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
S. vaIstijOs Jungiasi su Ja-
pOnija PaCifike !

sutinka jos visos, IS
Gmus Japonijq, kuri visais
lzlausimais yra didziai atsar-
gi.
Xxi Siolei il nieko galutlno
nesako karo laivyHQ proper
ciios klausime. Taigi tuo Ia
biau dar nezinoma, kaip ia
ponijos valdzia atSilieps ! pas
taraji sumanyma.
Jei Japonija tq sumanymq
prielankiai priimtQ, supranta-
ma, tuomet tuomi abeInuOJu
sutarimu butu suardyta Ang-
lijos su Japonija sajunga, ku-
rial prieSinasi Suv. ValstiJos'
Pagaliau jei Japonija sutlk-
tn, tuomet tasai klauslmas
butq pavestas aptarti If savo
sankcijq pad6ti Suv. Valsti-
jQ senatui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09

WASHINGTON, gr. 9. -
Is istikimu versmiQ patlrta,
kad cia konferencijoje didzo-
sios valstyb6s darbuoJaSi pa
daryti Sutarima Pacifiko IRA
miojo vandenynO) il RytQ rel
kaluOse.
Tos valstybes yra: Suv.
ValstijoS, Anglia, JaponiJa II
Prancija. Jos visos turi Pacl-
fike reikaluS, taigi sutarlmas
butinai reikalingas.
Tokiu budu Suv. Valstijos
darbuojasi susijungti su Japo-
Mia.
Sakoma, tai nebusianti jo-
kia sandara, ar santarv6, bet
Siaip sau sutartinas rysys VI
sails Pacifiko klausimais:
Kick zinoma, su tuoml SUI
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
.L|ETUVA NEPRHMA HY-
MANs'O PAs|yLYMO.
WASHINGTON, XII - 5
d. (Liet. Inf. Biuras). - Lie
tuvos Ministeriu Kabinetas
savo posedyje gruodzio men.
2 diena, apsvarstes Hymans'o
projekta, rado il nepriimtinu.
vincijai pastovias sienas.

vincijai pastovias sienas.
Kadangi Ulsterio provinci-
ia permaza, negal6s patti vie
ma ilgai gyvuoti. Tad jai
duodama progos ir laiko susi-
jungti su visa Airija.
SeSiohktuoju posmu Airijo-
je uztikrinama religijos ir
mokyklu steigimo laisva.
Septynioliktas. = Pasakyta,
kuomet yra steigiama pirmoji
Laisvosios AiriQ valstybes
valdzia.
AStuonioliktas. = Sutartl
ratifikuoja imperialis Britain
jos parlamentas If airiQ par
lamentariniai atstovai.
Sutarti pasiraso is Anglijos
puses 7 ministerial, menus
premiera Lloyd George. Is
airiQ puses : 5 sinn-feineriq
atstovai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
IS 60 XjEI@ }@2|E5 |Ii{SI3
6IIl1l|III EllI'lI
LATv1U B1UDzETAs.

RYGA. Latviu kabinetas
kad valstybes bud
zeto balansas paroles labai
maza deficita apie 300 milo
nq rubliq. sitas deficitas bus
apmokamas is tam tikrq de-
partamentu ekonominio taupy
mo. Tuo budu nereikesia les
koti svetimu kreditu ir bus
isvengiama poperinip pinigp
iSleidimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
KOMITETAS NEsUTINKA
sKoLU KLAUsIMU.
WASHINGTON, gr. 9.

w WASTIINUIUN, gT. ..
Senate komitetas, kuriam pa
.vesta patvarkyti If senatui
rekomenduoti Suv. Valstijq
skolq Europoje klausima, jo-
kiu budu nesutinka patvarky-
ii skolas. Kai-kurie nariai
duoda sugestiip panaikinti ke-
lin metq nuosimeius. Kit ne
sutinka..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
NUzUDYTAs BUvEs DIDY-
Sis VEZIRAS.

ROMA, gr. 9. cia gat-
veje isSejus pasiyaikseioti nu-
sautas buyes turkq didysis
veziras arba premieras, Said
Ali pasa. zmogzudis pabego.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
oRU vEzIoJA svAIGALUs

SAN DIEGO, Cal, gr. 8.
Ola areStuoti du lakunai ir
vienas automobiliaus soferis.
Kaltinami uz tai, kad jie is
zemosios Californijos su lex
tuvu eia atveze 48 galionus
degtines.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
z1BALAs EKsPLIoDAvo,
100 zUvo.

BERLYNAs, gr. 9. - No
belio dinamito istaigose, Pa
reinio Prusijoj, ekspliodavo
kubilas su zibalu. Nuo to pa
kilo kitos ekspliozijos. Pra-
nesta, 100 darbininku zuvo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
KAUNAs. Alcoholic vergas
: ,hatsinvys. Viena sekmadie-

'batsluvys. Viena sekmadle-
nj vaziavo tramvajum tulas
Kauno batsiuvys giriasi If vie
Sal visiems pasakoja, kad jis
per savaite uzdirbas po 500
auks. Paklaustas, kick jis Sian
die prageres, pasisake - 300
auks. ir tick pat kiekviena SEX
madieni isleidzias alkoholio
nuodams. Tokiu budu per me-
tus jis prayers 300 x 81
15600 auks. Nelaiminga 10
zniona ir nelaimingi jo wake
liai, kuriu jis turis ketverta,
bet jis pats uz juos nelaimin-
gesnis, nes serga baisiaja al
koho1izmo liga, is kurios te-
.galetp pagytii, jei daugiau nei
laso degtines, alaus If kitp
alkoholinip geralu burnon ne
imtQ.
Bet ar jiis taip padarysi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
PINIGg kURsAs.


svetinaq salip pinigp vert9,
mainant nemaziau 25,OOO dol.
gruodzio Z buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.O7
Prancijos 100 frankp 7.55'
Italijos 100 liru 4.34
VokiecciQ 100 markiu .&.
Lietuvos 100 auksinu .48
Lenkp 100 markiq .OS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
AIRJOS SU ANGLIA
TAIkOS SALYGOS

| ii sudaro IS posmQ.
Pirmajame posme sakoma,
kad Airija ateity vadinsis
"Laisvoji Airiu valstybe" ar
ba "Irish Free State. y, Ji
prigul6s prie Britanijos i'm
Iperijos ir lures dominijos val
dzios formq. Airija lures nuo-
sava parlamentq, tas parla-
Imentas gamins Airijai reika-
Ilmgus istatymus. Vykdomo-
il valdzia bus atsakomYbaje
parlamentui.
I Antrajame posme pasakyta,
kad Airijos atsinesimas ! i'm
perijos parlamenta bus toksai,
kaip yra Kanados.
Treciias. = Airijai bus ski
Iriamas generals gubernato-
rius taip, kaip Siandie yra su
Kanada.
.Ketvirtas. = Shame posme
pad3tas prisiegos tekstas. Ia
ia prisiega bus prisaikinti
"Laisvosios Airiq yalstybes"
parlamento nariai.
Prisiegoje pasakyta, kad
parlamento nariai iStik i mi
I"Laisvosios Airiios valsty-
bel kuri priguli prize visos
Britanijos i'm perijos Sci
Imynos. Taipat bus reiskiama
iStikimyb6 karaliui, kuris yra
visQ atskiriu imperijos seimy-
III grupiQ galva.
Penktas. = Airija pasiima
dali Anglijos viesuju skolQ II
pensijQ.
SeStas. = Kol viskas bus
surengta, Airijai leidziama
gaminti savo laivus muitQ rim
kimo reikalams ir zuklavimui.
" penkeriQ metQ Airija pati
pasirupins apdrausti visus sa-
vo pakraScius nuo galimQ
prieSq kaip kad Kanada.
Septintas. =. UostQ klausi-
mas. Kaip taikos, taip karo
metu Airija paveda reikalin-
gus imperialei valdziai uos-
! tus.
AStuntas. = SavO apsaugal
Airija teisteigia armiJa If ka-
TO laivyna, kurie turetQ but
Iproporcionaliai atatinkaml
gyventojq skaitliui, ly giai
taip, kaip yra Anglijoje.
| Devintas. = Airijos uostai
turi but atviri visQ Saliq pre-
kybos laivams If lygiai nuo
visQ imami reikalingi mokes-
Giai.
Desimtas - Airija sutin-
ka atlyginti visiems vladimir
kams, kurie tenai netenka vie
tos. atsinlainant valdziai. Yra
pazym6ti is6mimai.
Vienuoliktas, dvyliktas, try
Iliktas, keturioliktas If penkio-
liktas posmai palieeia santi-
kius Airijos su atsimetusia
lUlsterio provincial.
Ulsterio provincial duoda-
mas apribuotas laikas .geral
Iapgalvoti il priguleti prie a.
belnos- laisvos Airijos arba
pasilikti taip, kaip yra Sian
Idie.
! Jei Ulsteris pasiliks taip,
Ikaip siandie, tuomet speciale
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-09
PALIUOSUOJAMI Atrial
KALINIAI.

LONDONAS, gr. 9. : Ang-
lijos karalius proklamacija pa
liuosuoja is kal6jimQ visus Al
rios politinius kalinius.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
DEVELOP HOWARD
 MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Gordon Erickson Joins College Faculty-Three ForcefuI h. StructorS Now

Gordon Erickson, community sing di- rector. will head the department of voice at Howard college and have charge of the Glee club, beginning Monday.
 Before coming to Birmingham Mir.
 Erickson was for several years a member Of the faculty of the Chicago Music col-
 lege, as we'll as a teacher of private
 classes. Howard college has also recently secured the services of Lyle Taylor as teacher of organ and piano. Mir. Taylor is musician and teacher of wide repu- tation, and with his work Mir. Erickson s and that of Harry Steinmehl, teacher of violin, the local college Is presenting one of the best musical faculties in the south. It is the purpose of the college to pre- sent these instructors in concerts as well as having recitals and performances by the pupils under instruction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
 HOLDS CELEBRATION
Organizations Fourth Birthday and Fiftieth of the
 City

Members of the Birmingham Civic as- sociation will celebrate the fourth birthday of that organization and the semi-centennial of the city of Bir- mingham at '.Night-on-t the Roof" eel ebration February IT.
 The committee in charge of arrange ments has announced it's purpose of making this even overshadow all pre- viious efforts of the sort and expects to spend the time from nov until the 17th in arranging. the programme.
 "On February IT, 1917, the Civic As- sociation was legally incorporated by upward of 100 forward looking citi- zens," said President B. H. Hartsfield yesterday. Practically every, day since that event this organization has been busy about Birmingham. It has under taken and solved many vital problems for the advancement of the city and is now working upon projects of far reaching importance. It is indeed fit ting that we combine the spirit of our fourth anniversary with the fiftieth an- niyersary of a truly magic city, for only a progressive city of the type of Birmingham could have given birth to an organization as large and active as the Civic Association. City Commits sioner Hornady should be commended for his timely suggestion about Bir- minghams semi Our citl- zenship can make this year the occa- sion for advertising Birmingham as she has never before been advertised. Her achievements and potentialities can, with the proper effort, be spread on page and film, across the continent and back. So the Give association is glad to sound they keynote of the fiftieth anniversary of the best city in the United States"
 The entertainment committee of the association has definitely established the fact that Birmingham was granted it's charter by the legislature of Ala bama during the year 1871, and not in 1873, as some had thought. Therefore the two celebrations will be featured together on the night of February IT. All members and wives of members, their sisters, or sweethearts, will be on the invitation list.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
DEATH SENTENCE 0N DOGS WITHOUT TAGS
Nine Thousand Citations to Owners of Unlicensed Dogs
 Have Been Issued

Approximately 5000 citations to owners of dogs who failed to pay the licenses tax on their pets have been issued by George w. Courson, con stable. These owners will be given ID days in which to purchase tags To- their dogs or have them Killed, ac- cording to the notices.
 Mir Courson has organized force or 56 special deputies, and one will De assigned to each beat in the county at the close of the> 10 days to see that all dogs who are not provided with Is2i dog tags are killed. In addition the owners of the unlicensed animals will be arrested and civil proceedings will be instituted against them.
 ,The last legislature passed bill re- quiring owners of all dogs in the state to pay license on them and approxf- niately 13.000 tags were issued in 1920. Less than 5.000 of the 1921 tags have been issued, according to records in the clerks office. and all persons own ing dogs will be required to purchase tags for them.
 O. s. Finch. license inspector. has notified the probate judge and the cir cult clerk of delinquents and the sheriffis feree 5willl eo-opeTatea with him in enforcing, the law. According, to the law, 1t is 9 misdemeanor for an officer not to kill a dog after the owner has been notified and fails to procure the required licenses tag.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
TURN 10 THE RIGHT" OPENS AT JEFFERSON.
Delightful Comedy of Peach Blossoms and Village Bellies
 Opens Tomorrow

Turn to the Right" which is de- scribed by critics as a comedy of peach blossoms and village belles. will open row night, with performances on Tues day night and Tuesday matinee. This John Golden production will be shown here exactly as it ran for a solid year at the Gaiety theatre in New York, and in George M. Cohan's Grand Opera house
 in Chicago. There is only one company on tour with this play, and it includes actors who have appeared in their parts as many as thousand times.
 The play is said to derive it's chief in terest from the comedy and surprises with which it abounds, but it's story of the three erring youths who are turned back to the right path by d mothers love gives a distinct heart appeal. Really the main claim of the production is good comedy and an old-fashioned atmosphere in an old-fashioned mother and peach jam story. In it Winchell Smith and John F. Hazelton have taken the high points of rural drama and modern com edy, and woven them into a play that holds the elements of romance, laughter. and quaint heart interest. It depicts the ''old homestead" kind ot life, with the addition of the modern touches of '"The Fortune Hunter, also a Winchell smith play. and one of the outstanding successes of the year.
 The cast will include Joseph Stricker Joseph E. Bernard, Charles W. Gooorlch John O'Connor, Sydney Henderson. Jane Ellison Maude Huntley, Beatrice Hughes
 Maude O'delle, Jr., Lucille Poth, Leo | Cshalzell and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
Campaign for Sale of Bonds to Secure Immediate Temple
 Fund Begins Tomorrow

Tomorrow begins the formal campaign of the local Masonic bodies to sell half a million dollars worth of short term gold bonds to secure immediate funds to start work on the new Masonic temple in Birmingham, which it is proposed to make Mecca for Masons from all parts of north Alabama.
 Committees are thoroughly organized and every Mason who is affiliated with one of the bodies which makes headduar- ters at the local temple will be given opportunity to invest in the bonds which will be in denominations of $5O $100, and $500
 While it is expected that the bond issue will be quickly oversubscribed those in charge are eager that every Mason who possibly can do so invest in the bonds in order to show his personal interest Every member of the bodies apprecites the need of the additional room which will be provided by the new temple and the leaders have already announced that the year 1921 is to provide the quarters which have so long been wished for. The bond campaign will be in charge of a general committee of which Frank C. Shepherd, past potentate of the Shrine, is chsirman. w. A. Currie is vice chairman, and the other members are Judge R. B. Watts, A. l.. Reese, w.. H. Woolverton and H. H. K. Jefferson
  quarters at the temple throughout the campaign.
 We expect the bonds to be sold very quickly and possibly one day will be enough to complete the job," said Chairman Shepherd last night. wood lawn Masons have subscribed for more than $50,000 worth and the sale has not yet begun. One well-known Mason took $10,000 worth today, two others have spoken for $5,000, and quite a number have said they want $1,Oo0
 Judging from this. we will start on the Sale with more than $100, 1000 of the issue already spoken for.
 ''On Tuesday at 1230 o'clock we will serve luncheon at the temple for the workers. at which time reports will be made on the sale. Wednesday night at the temple a dinner will be given at S:30, at which time full reports will be heard on what has been accomplished up to that time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
PIPE PLANTS NOW
 ARE ASSUMING WORK


 The Chattanooga shops of the United, States Pipe company will resume sto-' morrow
 The Birmingham plant resumed last week The Bessemer and Anniston shops will come in later.
 Larger pipe interests feel more opti- mistic than in some time. Activity on the part of North Carolina and other southern states municipalities in their efforts to sell securities is reported. In dications are said to point to easier dis posal of securities this year than last and this points to business in gas and water pipe.
 Several sanitary pipe shops resumed dur ing the past week Two of them report an influx of desirable business from Florida cities.
 The Unit Stove company will resume tomorrow at somethinlS like capacity. By early spring this plant will be manufac- turing hot-air furnaces as well as stoves
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
CITY MAY CONTEST
 TELEPHONE RAISE
Responsibility for Raise Rests With Public Service Com
 mission, States Brown

Members of the city commission an- nounced that they would consult their legal advisors on the advisability of ccntesting the raise granted the South ern Bell Telephone company by the. Ala bama public service commission recently.
 I don't know what will be done about it. as l am not sure what can be done. but we fought the raise when it was being heard in Montgomery and we still oppose it,' said Commissioner Ellis Brown. The telephone company did not get quite all it asked for, though it got almost all
 We contested the raise with all our force and led in fight in which we en- listed the aid of IS other municipali- ties
 "The public service commission at Montgomery has absolute power and ju risdiction over alL~rates allowed the pub lie utilities in the state. They granted the raise and the responsibility is with them''
 Under the new scale of rates Birming. ham people are being required to pay the highest rate in Alabama, Just as they have been doing heretofore. Business telephones will cost $9.50 per month. res. ident single phones s4.50 and residen party line telephones-Wili cost SS-St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
Bessemer Going to See Its Namesake
 Slip Of the Ways

All Bessemer and much of Birming- ham will attend the launching of the Bessemer City, seventh production of the Chickasaw shipbuilding yards, at Mobile at noon Saturday, January 22.
 Invitations to the launching. have been issued by the Chickasaw Ship building. and Car company, auxiliary Of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company.
 The new ship is for the United States Steel Products company and will enter the overseas trade carrying Birming ham steel products around the world.
 Mrs. Lee Moody of Bessemer, daugh- ter of pioneer of that city, is to be sponsor As soon as the Bessemer City undergoes her trial trip, she will be turned over to shipping agents and take on cargo.
 Entering into the construction of this 10,000-ton ship were 4,500 tons of steel fabricated in Fairfield shops in gupshot of the ore. atop the coal and { within the same curtelage as the coke | and the pig iron and the steel ingots ! that found final expression in this ship after being three -fourths built at Fair ] field, floated down the Warrior in barges and assembled at Mobile.