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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-15
Ice Cream Sumner

Poplar Camp No. 1ls, Woodmen of the World, will serve an ice cream supper at the East Lake city hall tonight at 7:sO o'clock. A negro string band will fur nish the music.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-15
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington, June 14.-Forecast for Ala bama, Georgia and Mississippi: Prob ably local thundershowers Thursday and Friday.
 Tennessee: Partly cloudy in west, prob ably thundershowers in east portion Thursday; Friday fair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-15

MIDDAY is the last opportunity for
 the patrons of the Majestic to \ view the spectacular film, Where Are My Children?" The rule of standing room only is expected to be invoked this afternoon and tonight as throughout this week the largest crowds in the history of the Majestic theatre have sought admittanca m order to view Where Are My Children"
 Where Are My Children?" which is enacted by a company of well-known screen artists, headed by Tyrone Power under the direction of Miss Lois Webber, who created the "Hypo- crites,'' and "The Dumb Girl of Port1ci' and Hop, the Devils Brew" is picture which portrays the possibilities of film propaganda in the education of the public against the existing evils of the earth. There is no question but that the powerful lesson conveyed in Where Are My Children?' creates an impression wherever it is shown. Its terrific ar raignment of childless mothers, whose shrine is the social world and it's at tendant festivities, brings on thoughts to the effect that Where Are My Children?' is a picture talked about. In fact, it is those who have viewed the picture who are loudest in its praise and the readiest to urge others to attend.
 THE FIREMAN"
 All records were broken yesterday by the crowds that attended .The Fireman" the latest farce comedy with Charlie Chaplin at the Odeon One theatre. This farce, which is not so exceptionally funny, no more so man the previous efforts of Chaplin, is still humorous enough to bring on laughs at the rate of a hearty guffaw every minute. It is clever burlesque on f1re-fighting and firemen and a picture that will Eanish the "blues" The Fireman will be shown at the Odeon One again today.
 THE PRIMAL LURE
 William S. Hart did not disappoint
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-15
REPUBLICAN PARTY
 DECE|V|NG ITSELF
Chairman McCombs Opens
 St. Louis Convention
THE MOOSE IS DEAD
Elephant Also Moribund-G. o. P. Promises Country What Demo- crats Have Already Done or
 Is in Process of Doing

St Louis, June 14-In calling the dem- ocratic national convention to order at noon today, Chairman William F. Me- Combs of the democratic national com mittee, spoke as follows:
 "We are in an atmosphere of victory. We have no feeling of guess but a spirit of certainty. We meet to celebrate the marvellous achievements of the democratic party since it came into power, and to place a milestone upon the path of it's future success.
 "Over 2000 years ago an old slave re- lated the fable of the frog who wanted to grow to the size of an elephant. Such was the ambition of his soul that his body swelled to marvellous proportion. Indeed, Aesop went so far as to predict that the frog upon reaching the size of the elephant would burst l commend to
 your notice the wisdom of Aesop. It took over 2000 years for his prophecy to come true. Only last week the frog-ele. }. phant-or the elephant t-frog-exploded. The republican party for years succeeded in deceiving the country. Now it is suc- cessfully deceiving itself. In it's platform it offers pulchrtudinous promise, but with vacuous intent. It promises the country in the main what the democratic party has already done or is in the process of dong-saving always the bogus god Pro- tection It has cloaked it's inquity with a judicial robe, but the eleven hoof of special interest still protrudes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-15
|NEOOTIIWYTS@ @ ( .AnD 2SGRHN @
By RICHARD F. LUsslER

his admirers in The Primal Lure" yesterday at the Trianon. The Primal Lure" five-part Ince-Trf- angle feature of the great north woods, is a story especially suited to MT. Hart, who makes the most of his opportunities as the man who hated the heroine. "The Perlis of a Bath tuh," a two-part Keystone comedy which is of the standard brand of Mack Sennett and "The Primal Lure are again booked for the Trianon theatre today.
 THE PERILS OF DIVORCE"
 The grim story of a nasty action and premature judgment on the part of the husband makes the tragedy or The Perils of Divorce" d five-part World Brady made photoplay at the Strand theatre today. Miss Edna Wallace Hopper and Frank Sheridan are co-stars in this feature drama based on one of the greatest prob lens in modern civilization. The Paramount Brady pictorial cartoons are an added feature of the Strand programme for today.
 THE REDEMPTION OF DAVE
 DARCY"
 A vigorous drama of regeneration in the unuGrWOTlU IS the story FcN6dleu in the five-part Vitagraph V. l.. S. E. feature, The Redemption of Dave Darcy at the Riato theatre today. IT. this spectacular photoplay which teens with thrills, is starred the popular James Morrison, who scored such a hit in "Mortmain'' and other Vitagraph dramas.
 A RUMOR
 According to the savants on movie row, the Lyric theatre will be opened next Sunday with high class pro- gramme of motion pictures. It is re- ported that Manager Semon is ne gotiating with the exchange offices in Atlanta for bookings and if the nec- essary arrangements are completed the Lyric will be opened next Sunday for the movie patrons.
 The opening of the Lyric with Sun day pictures will not interfere with the regular vaudeville programme on week days. It simply means vaude- vile during the week and on Sunday motion pictures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-15
Local Data
Weather Conditions

Weather Conditions Summary of observations made at Uni ted States weather bureau stations dur ing the "A hours ending at p. m, 18th meridian time, June 14, 1916:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-15
PAINFULLY INTERESTING

"The inauEuration parade is a very interesting thing, but it Is painfully interesting to the man who ia being inaugurated. because there then lie ahead of him the four years of re- sponsbility whose horoscope cannot be cast by any man. But today was in teresting. because the inauguration pa rade of the day of my inauguration
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-15

About 200 prominent ministers and lay men are expected to attend the Gads- den district convention of the North Ala bama conference of the Methodist church at Attalla, Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-15

Only one case was tried in the Ems lev police depa rtment yesterday morn- ing hy Judge I. T. Lowry. which is the smallest court he has held in some time John Mack. a negro was fined $25 for vagrancy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-15

Fifteen irvine size chickens are at the police station awaiting identifi- cation. The chickens were found Tuesday night in crocus sack in an alley and were turned over to the po- lice department
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-14

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ais Gin auBeroroentlid aeidditiges
fir bic Drganiiatiou,
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FlII.
Ginc neuc EransportsSeie ieaic5ait,
oic baupiiddlib 3ur 9ci5roerung
,Sraht 9orfcn 6cmIBcu miro, muroe
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Eonobue imo @illiom 8. 1ono6uc,
ollc uon Baltimore, inter Den @c.
leBen ocs Stantcs Iclaluarc incorpo.
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imo 5habnleiltcr Scr neuen @ciell.
ihdli crfl1rtc gcitcrn ooB felt Pins.
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nlaulcl iiir Den 6rahtpcrfe6r 5pi.
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ScIcllihait bon bier aus biS nod
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merocn.
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Ofnoerd ipurOe ser @cncral BON Qnue-
rifanern rn0 ciuigen Garron5a.5ol.
oatcu gefan9en gcnoluneu lmo ieine
9anoc ailigeriebeu; ocsglci1en ianO
ten Oie 2lmcrifaner I'M Siilfe, gan5
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g9ie oenl StaatS. 1epnrtcment BON
biciigeu &ertrctern uitgetbeilt nor.
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bun 5ll pertreibcn III Der 5ofinung,
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gcn.
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HoOrigue5 @encral 9llmciOa lnO All
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mclder sic 5d)ulbcboroe ocr oNlcu-
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