The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-28
DE VALERA PLANS TO CARRY ON
WARFARE IN IRELAND

lera intends to carry on his warfare agairss
the provisional government of the Free State
to the bitter end. 1t is believed that he hopes
to profit by the political crisis in England and
the possibility of friction developing between
English and Irish political leaders.
Bonar Law has already declared that the
new government wants to let we'll enough
alone, so far as Ireland is concerned. Great
Britain is satisfied to have the Irish problem
off her hands and leave the pacification of
Ireland to the Free State forces.
Z The Anglo-lrish treaty was one of the great
est accomplishments of the Lloyd George
regime, and British public sentiment would
probably oppose any move that would create
another Irish problem.
The task of establishing an Irish government
is not easy. Its difficulties We're foreseen,
both by British statesmen and Free STATE
leaders, but De Valeras attempts to set up
a rival republican government doomed to
fail. 1t would be good thing for Ireland IL
De Valera and the young men who are the Irish
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driven out Of the country.
Americans who get up and leave Paris res
taurants when Sikh enters put themselves to
inconvenience without dong anything in par
ticular to restore the fighting prestige of the
white race.
Replying to Colonel Harvey, a woman
preacher says MAN was created first as q
practice job" 1t must have been pretty good
job if only one Of his ribs was needed to MAKE
. woman.
Wisconsin convict celebrated the golden
anniversary of his Imprisonment with big
cake. 1t is possible to achieve a certain dis
fiction simply by remaining in prison so years
Woodrow Wilson gave only $500 20 the DEM
ocratic campaign fund, and Colonel House is
reported to have given but $500. Both gentle
men have little to expect from the party.
It remains to be seen if Great Britain can
get along any better with France under the
Bonar Law regime than she did when Lloyd
George was furnishing the fireworks.
When Wayne B. Wheeler says prohibition
jokes cause the murder Of enforcement agents
he places entirely too much responsibility on
the column conductors.
Seven thousand tons of paper are con-
stunned daily to give American citizens all the
crisp murder news and the latest information
about sports and the markets.
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Admiral Sims has taken another shot at
Josephus Daniels. This sort of thing will
probably go on until Admiral Sims is tenderly
laid under the sod.
There isn't much difference between an
English and an American campaign speech.
Both are about 90 per cent fapdoodle.
The jazz period is gradually passing, says
churchman. Possibly so, but some of it's Jumpy
effects will linger with us for years.
Inebriety is reported to be increasing in
some parts Of the country, presumably where
the distribution system is most efficient.
The ex-Kaisers bride is rich in her own
right, which makes it even harder to explain
why she decided to marry him.
Thirty per cent of the motor cars in Amer
lea are owned by farmers and most of them
were made in Detroit.
The Praying Colonies" from Kentucky
don't depend entirely on prayer to get results.