The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
UPHEAVALS PREDICTED
Coming Generation To Be Embroiled
 In Struggle, Says TrOtzky

In Struggle, Says TrOtzky
 MOSCOW, Nov. 5.-If Leon Trotz- ky, the Russian war commissar, is a prophet, not only the present gen eration, but the one to come will be embroiled in a worldwide social upheaval. In a recent article in the Isvestia devoted to literature and the revolution, Trotzky wrote:
 down quickly. Europe and America are standing before many. decades of struggle. People not only of our generation but of the generation to come will be the participants, heroes and victims of that struggle"
 Trotzky prophecies that the art and literature of this epoch will be thoroughly subordinated to revolu- tionary themes and influences. It's art, he says, will be inimical first of all to mysticism as well as to TO- manticism, because the central idea of revolution Is collective humanity. I. B. Sargent; HaleyvilIe Mission. Elijah 5. Ogburn; Hamilton. O. L. Milligan; Liberty Hall circuit, to be supplied by H. D. Clark; Manchester, w. F. Herndon; Mount Hope circuit, to be supplied by w. P. Campbell; Nauvoo- Gamble, l.. F. Faust New Hope circuit, to be supplied by c. F Moles; Phil Campbell circuit, M. L. Shaw; Red Bay-Vina, J. B. McRice; Russellville, R. L. Baker; student in Emory university, David B. Sargent, Hayleville Q. C.; principal of North west High school, l.. G. Alverson, Ha- leyville Q. c.
 syIacauga District.
 D. c. McNutt, presiding elder; Az ricola circuit, H. M. Vickers; Alex andria City. T. H. Johnson; A1exan- dria City circuit, J. D. Kaylor; Calera Wilton, s. P. Thornburg; Childers- burg, R. L. stalings; Columbiana- shelby, ". A. Mays; Dadeville. 9. R. Burns; Fayetteville circuit, Grover c. Corley; Goodwater Andrews Chapel. W. L. Holdridge; Hackney vile circuit, Horace s. Thorne;. Hell can circuit, T. H. Wilson; Kellyton circuit. A. N Burns; Montevalla, w. M. Treadaway; Straven circuit, Gro- yer C.. Keadle; Rockford circuit. James H. Harris; Siluria circuit, J. P. Steele; Sylacauga, First church, D. B. Norton; Sylacauga- Mignon, c. L. El- lis; Sycamore e-Gantts, J. W. Culber- son; Wilsonville circuit, F. P. Hew- lett, Weigufka circuit, c. c. Martini general evangelist, John A. May, Montevalio, c. c.
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 TaIlsdega District.
 F. W. Brandon, presiding elder; Alexandria circuit, F. L. Thornburg; Anniston, First Church, L. c. Brans- comb; Anntston-McCoy, J. T. Self; Easonville circuit. f. II. Gardner; Ed- wardsville circuit, Jesse F. Peak; Heflin circuit, J. 8. Francis; Jackson vile, W. o. Horton; Lanier circuit, J. W. coffman Leeds, H. L. Aldridge; Lincoln, Guy F. Ponder; McFall, to be supported by J. c. Craig; Munford circuit, L. s. Wessinger; Odenville circuit, H. A. Gray; Ohatchie circuit P. D. Wilson; Oxanna- Glenn Addie w W. Levie; Oxford, to be supplied by c. s. Marable; Pell City Mission, R. W. Sides; Piedmont, Roscoe M Howell; Ragland-CoaI City, L. w Young; Talladega, First Church. Clare Purcell; Talladega, Trinity, J. A. Gray; Vincent circuit, J. o. Ray; professor in Candler school of Theo- | logy, Emory university, H. c. How ard, First Church, Anniston, Q. c. O 70 O
 TuscaIoosa District.
 J. B. Morris, presiding elder; Alice vile, J. B. Jenkins; Bethel circuit, c. R. King; Blocton, s. l.. Fruit; Brook wood -Searles, J. J. Webb; Carrollton circuit, W. F. Draper: Coaling cir cult, L. D. Atkins; Cochrane-Dancy F. F. Lester; Coker circuit. T. ". Smallwood; Cottondale circuit. A. H Andrews; Elrod circuit, R. B. Guice; Ethelville circuit, William Netl; Cor do circuit, M. M. Davidson; Holt. H. F. Crim Kellerman, J. N. Davidson; Kennedy circuit O. l.. Peak; Mill