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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-06

again Thursday. After the last appearanc again Thursday. After the last appearance at 9 o'clock I was taken in charge by some new friends and I visited your beautiful club at Roebuck. I am tell ing you all this just to show you that have hardly had time to answer or even read all the great pile of letters that have been addressed to me through The Age Herald. I will try to pick few in a general way that will cover many that were the same thought and hope before I get away that I can answer others or that l will find time to reply to some of the most personal when I return to my home in New York. I am leaving Bir- mingham Thursday night for Memphis and after two-day stop there will go on to New Orleans. and then back to work in New York.
 MISS BRADY'S ANSWERS II. L. P.-Good for you am de. lighted to hear that you have been ir two pictures. You have every right tc feel proud and happy. May good luck attend your efforts and may we see yor shine forth as a real movie star. Fred-I am delighted that you read our movie department during my visit It is an incentive to Know that my iflendS are looklnB Tor the articles each day You can never tell what you car do until you try.
 Brother-gour sister will survive. Al girls of sweet 18 have A-crushes" Don't pay any attention to her rawlings" Al of the film actors receive letters ant she is no different from a hundred other Slrls who pay homage to Filmland' actors. She won't run away from home Girls only do that in story books. You take her too seriously.
 Viola-You are very complimentary The film stars are really the ones 1T whom people are most interested. Write to your favorite picture star for pie ture to grace the walls of your room
 Blue Eyes-Dear child, your threats te run away from school and go on tho stage are foolish. Stay at home an6 finish your education. Education is g necessary part of ones training for either the legitimate or the movies. No mo. tion picture director would engage you without the consent of your parents
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-06

Dorrnan, Rev. w. W.-Interment will be made at 10 o'clock this morning at Ragland. where the body was sent by Shaw Undertaking company. Rev Dorman died at ? o'clock Tues day afternoon after a long illness. He was pastor of the First Methodist church at Montevallo and had been pastor of the church at East Lake and also of one at Ensley. Funeral services were conducted at Monte . vallo by Rev. w. P. McGlown.
 Boy, Robert L.-Aged 63, died at a local infirmary at l o'clock yester day afternoon The body is being held by Lige Loy pending the arrival of J. H. Boy of Bristol. Tenn, brother of the deceased.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-06
AmnWs@Mn@mGs
At inc Lyric

AL LItU byTIC
 A new bill of high-class Keith vaude- vile will be presented at the Lyric this afternoon.
 Ryan, Richfeld and company in com edy sketch Maggie Hagertys Father the headline attraction, is said to be one of the most laughable vehicles in vaudeville.
 Another attraction is Maxine Brothers and Bobby. the latter a comedy dog, and the former skilled and clever aero bats.
 Gallerini and Son, musicians, are on the programme and are exceptional art ists. Bonair and Ward are a comedy couple and Ward and Useless eccentric comedians. Pathe news pictures will be a feature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-06
At Loew's Biiou

The new bill at Loew's Bijou, com fencing today, for the latter part of the week, is one of unusual attractiveness Tn addition to the regular programme Alice Brady, the most popular movie star of today, will appear in person. The headliner on the regular programme is George Wilson, veteran minstrel star; also the Campbell Trio In catchy songs and new dances; Stuart and Lewis in comedy and song; Mile. Lucille and her wonderful bird, 'Cockie,' and the Fujl- yama Japs, oriental marvels. The fea ture pictures will include June Elvidge in The Marriage Market" Loew's news weekly and new comedy films add to the programme. Continuous performance l until Il.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-06
Federal Government Takes Drastic Action
 Against the I. w. w.
Continued from Page One,

try and it is reported has not con nected them with recent disorders in the west and southwest Many in stances of a suspicious nature in con nection with alleged labor troubles, however, have been investigated. As a result of the country wide seizure of the organizations papers, the depart ment of justice tonight finds itself in possession of documents by the thou sand. many of which will be submitted to grand juries as the basis of an in vestigation to determine whether lead CTS can be prosecuted.
 Prosecutions may be begun under several laws, chiefly the espionage act, covering the utterance of reasonable and seditious statements. and the new food control law.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-06
TWO POLICEMEN
 FINED AND FIRED

The fines of s10o each placed on Of f1cers R. L. Drake and W. M. Karrh in the recorders court yesterday were ap- pea1ed. The officers were arrested -Tusday night by Captain Simmons on charges of assault and battery on Ethel Kersey and Ruby Peoples at ZIG North Fourteenth street Both officers were discharged yesterday by Commis- sioner Arlie Barber.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-06
HAYWooD's HOUSE SEARCHED

Chicago. September 5,-Eight places were raided by government officials here today in pursuance of plans of the gov- ernment which resulted in similar raids throughout the country. The raids here, as elsewhere, according to officials, were the first steps toward the suppression of seditious or reasonable utterances and activities tending to hamper the government in the conduct of the war The places raided were:
 Residence of William D. Haywood, iii-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-06
.THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington, September 5.-Foreeast for Alabama and Mississippi: Generally fair Thursday and probably Friday.
 Tennessee and Georgia: Fair Thursday and probably Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-06
Seaboard's Solid Steel Train

Leaving Birmingham 7:s0 a. m, is a nice train to use on your next trip to Atlanta; excellent dining car service and latest steel observation cars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-06
A GOOD SKIN
 BLEACH

Copyright applied for
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 Give Black and White Ointment d trial. Just apply. the ointment freely as directed on label. to your freckles, tans. dark or sallow skin. It bleaches. Iiightens your skin and removes blem- ishes and heals all eruptions. pimples or blackheads, giving your skin that healthy, pearl light, smooth complexion so much desired. Black and White causes the skin to grow brighter. Just think how much better you would look with bright. smooth, healthy skin and clear, clean complexion
 Costs only 2h cents large box. or five boxes for s1. Agents This Black and White sells fast, Write quick for territory and special deal Plough Chemical Co.,, Dept. ?, Memphis. Tenn Sold in Birmingham by all druggists-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-06
GENEROUS RECEPTION GIVEN BEAUTIFUL ALICE BRADY AT
 LOEW'S BIJOU YESTERDAY
Leading Movie Star and Stage Favorte Speaks Glowingy Hospitality of South-Guest of Honor at Rotary Club
 and Makes Fine Talk

Possibly never in the history of Bir- mingham has such a reception been given a stage celebrity as that accorded Alice Brady at Loew's Bijou yesterday Long before the time for Miss Brady to ap- pear every seat in the spacious theatre had been taken and it was necessary to call for assistance in handling the tremendous crowds that were unable to gain admittance at the night perform ances. And it was a royal reception that the vast audience gave the popular and talented star and one that would have gratified any celebrity, for the oya- ton as she stepped on the stage lasted several minutes.
 In response to her offer to answer per- sonally, through the columns of The Age-Herald. inquiries regarding the mo- tion picture industry, she was given d batch of mail yesterday that fairly stag gered her, and while she could not in the limited time she mas here, answer all the inquiries she replied to few and her answers are given in this article.
 DELIGHTED WITH CITY
 Speaking to her audiences and friends Miss Brady said in part:
 "Of course. I am delighted to be in Birmingham It is the farthest south have ever been, and if all the peo pie in the south are as nice as those I have met here in this grand city, then I hope I can keep on travelling south and stay south, I know you are going to say that she is just saying that because she is here but, serious ly, I hope you don't, for I mean every word I am very tired, and when I ar rived here, hurried to the Tutwiler-a mighty nice hotel, with everybody in the place perfectly splendid to me-and be- fore I could think of a rest I was bum died off to the Rotary meeting, where made a little talk to the fine group of gentlemen and before they would excuse me I had to sing George Cohan's song Over There
 Then I had to rush to Loew's Bijou and what a perfectly beautiful the atre MT. Loew has given you-and get ready for my afternoon appearance. You know, of course. that l appear at 3:30, and 9 o'clock, and that I will go through that part of the programme
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-06
Local Data

DeHCItHCy III IFIIIPtT ttUuIO 5IITCe
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
Brankrtgn O%riflam1m1r

Sen %. Mpril / Mar foregif Ser
! ct. Gents i Nprbeoen af BariS,
bbor Sc go1nle &ongegraDe finoes,
Ell eienopn1melig 5gitioeligbeo; !
Dberparelie af Horis' g@rfebiifop,
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get reprpientotiD Sor}amling afllp-
reocs %. opitilleoes ben gamle frull1-
tie arigsfane, 0riflammen, Spn1=
bpIet poa belle set miooelaloerlige
Srarfrigs @rigerbeoer.
Driflommen Murea lonmeE7lla
ioln set beober poo Ml1nfelotin, e.
ben garnle Sane, Der Bier baare
lforo11 Sc franife &onger ! 5elten
iDe fgrte oenne Sane ! beres Gge11
ifob al Beifptttere nf Mbbeoiet ct
Denig, til. bDilfet ben pprin0eli;
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forfnrbigct ,nf Ben bellige Dionr
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pan fronif 5aint Deris, Mbbeoie
er opfalbt. 6anen bar iaaleoes G
religigs 9prin0elie Iigeiom BET oarr
lie Daltnebrog; ben beltqar 81
RIOT &lRoe, Der bares ppoa G
Eppritong iou ct 8aitr1er %
nobugget Golfer forneoen. g
originate gan1le Some gif til Grit
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i uoar Ser bar Npo paa SCRIBE at
franffe aorger Miooeloloeren BE
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nnpnlia naturligpis, L

blifen, nopnlig natnrligpis, laai
sfretnt arigen aar en or 5rattfrie
.sDffclig Nflutning, 9bao BET biotfll
Al. ifet, pr tim bef, ct &rigen b)ta1r
lat SC rationale Rprelier ittalrf
Neoagelie, % set Ct ct betegn1ee'1llo'ee'
l1otrDf hcrfor. naar III otter GrtEz
flamulen e bejit UNDER 5niinOers
ssSSl1bel for at baie pber bet tppe1oe
Marbunoreocs Branfrig % oe re-
mtblifanife SGre.
Docert Or. Hitr,tp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20

Farm MI S0IQ.

COAX Glen Fanny, den gawle Hen
nv Newman Farm. Ca. $50 Acre
med udmaerkede Bygninger, Stem
Kim1der-Stald, ca 30x100 Pod.
God Br6nd. Farmer st6der til Re
sidence Distriktet af Saltwater By,
Inlet ubenyttet Land. Code Wand
aflob. Kun ct lille kontant Bel@h
n6dyendigt. Lette Vilkaar. Over
tagelsen kan ske straks. For Prls
og Oplysninger skriv til EJeren,
Luke K. Sexton, Litchfield, Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
Tonni1ien %gjenfjenot 9ing, ban bar
%efterlaot ! gspe. Son bar tioigere
beet / Mcnoer.
st frGft sDperi.
MprSp MDis" mebbeler:

uMprsp MDiS" me0oeler:
Da Srgeni6r 6. 2ino for1eoen
tom op til 5farrebage Wolerpprf,
.bppr mon Bigger ct tort, mooer=
ne Geglpnrf, opoage0e ban, ct Der
bar ifet fnrlfjellige GDDerier at Mte=
ta1oele, Netroleum N. III. 81 ma11
a,preoe Mista1fe til 8%elatningell.
ON goro i ct tpif Sartgi lom la
ltebe Moler, bleo 5agen melot til
Yolitiet, % peo foretag1te nroer-
lpgel1er ON Borb fanbteS Dc flel tic
Eat Sc ]abnebe Dele. Otter oenne DIP
0agelle bleb 5fipperen % en- Mta=
tros taget n1eo og inoiat i Mrrel ten.
Oct tplfe Sortpi er Ell
gialf, Ser beboer uSSSriou", % lon1
lolter Moler til @arburg.
Sort efter, at mon bapbe fn1oet
Len Sci at Sc 1tjaa!!ne @je1itonoe on
@or0 paa Gjalfen anfom SerreoS=
fltlomagtig 5fopgaaro % Ell $50
litibetient til Molerparfet % fore
tog en- ny nnoeripgelie at 5fnoen,
bpilfct GAP til &eiultot, at NOR
fan0t alt set ltjnulre. Mfan Plep Dc
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beb bar 2etmatroien Sans 0i5for
tis, ser bar @obeomanoen for Sp
periet, og 81 5fipperen Seinricl
@eioemonn better iffe ipnteS ct ia
be rent See! / 8oien" bleD De BEG
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gua fri.
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imiolertio opfluret, at Sfippere7
lite hopbe noget n1e0 Ipperier1e q
gjere, % at set bar 2etmatro}en Q!
5%fibsorengen Ser baDbe paret lang
fingrebe.
S ct MT Sorbpr oflagoe SftbS
:. 6rengen fnlb Stl1taoelie, bborefte
!, ser afiagoes Nrrrreltoefret oper bar
|:og 2etmatroien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
.240 Acres Land j Manitoba

for bIandet Farming. 100 Acres
dyrket, godt Wand, udmasrket Grees
i Omiegnen. Sommer B%ygninger. 8
Mil fra Elevator C. Nd $1,000 pr
Acre. En- Del kontant, Restsn ef-
ter Aftale.
100 Acres ekstra godt Manitoba
Hvede Land. Red River Valley
Jordbund. Ingen Buske eller sten'
SEEKS Mil fra BY. Udyrket.5 Law
Skater. Godtk9b til $4,000, Lette
Vilkaar.
J. Melville, Carberry, Man. Can.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
kob en- kartoffeI Farm.

Land OF Farme i ct skandinaysk Settlement Central
Wisconsin. Udmsrket Jordfor K artotler, Mas.
Rug. Bonner, Kl9ver og Kysgavl. Godt
Wand, code Veje. Landbo Kirker, skoler,
Butikker, M6ller, daglig Postgang, Ieleto-
ner. etc. Moderate Skater. Code Markets.
bver fra 8 til IL Mil. Fort1l mig hvad Dc
dnsker. is til 40 Dollar pr Acre. K9bH NY og
saa en- H1st. Ingen B%yttehandel mulig.
i n RlRNEs. EEjerl Waupaca, Wisconsin
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
16OAcresaass ,y's e sy,hs'

ger, Lund, god BrGnd, 120 under
Dyrkning, Resten godt H6- og
Grassland, 8 Mil fra Cando, County
saedet at Towner Co., N. D. Pris
indbefattet halv Host kun S3o.oo
pr Acre.
W. G. MILLER. Grand Forks, N. D
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20

Otter arigen fa1 Oct bare, al
Ri, beo at l6fte Sorbrugef liz ben
8labs, BET ffortiener, tan aa en- SSt1
teresie frem, ION er ~operlegen 1of
fil at i~roira1fe 5trioen mellen1
l&opitoI % Mrbeibe til oereg birfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20

Sg l1ge1Dm Searne DsMrcs 4Sf11=
felle All iomler belle BET frantic 5of
It'll fnlles aan1p for be rationale
Sornaal, for bbilfe BUN er BET ltolfc
I5pmbol, @ienforeninge1 al belle
6ranfrig, iaalebeS bor Sranifm1taas1r1=
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eGa11e, Griflommell. 90 bette er iffe
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,lforan; set er fife ct gieninofgrrtt
&onqeogmlne, Der Dor bentet Sor=
l|tibe1s Balfaoil1m trent af ct. Sc
mis-, r1en set CT Repub1ifen, ber
t {clp Tiger Sorbinoelie meo BET Itore
fra Sc ipltn0ne Eiioer, forot ben er:
fier0cr, at ben er ffrotif, ferero Der
Ct repubIifanf.
Set ct bent ION / Disle SorboG
biI le Ell Sore for Gepllblifen o
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Denoe tilbage til Monorfiet. Dett
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soer operalt Beroen biirfer | Demo
frafiif Mct1ine, 0fl ogioa ! S5rattf
e rig, bbis Mifffe nogett snfforuoIeeligt int
| frpffer, biorage iii at tprfe NNepl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
l5frnffe1ig plaget al Meu1natisme

sfrGffelis plaeet af @eumatisme:
IS s to 1ange Mar," llfriDer ST.. So
iepb. s.. Dra3emifi, fra Scranto1,
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Meumotisme, men gjennem 8r1ge1
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jtnnoig befriet 6erfor". 5ulinoer b6u',
paa iamme Moaoe Dionet o11r q
belbreosgipenoe ggenifober, Jon
bette p%elprppeoe, paolioelige Uric
n1iooel beiiooer. Set faas fife pa:
@potcfer. 5pecielle Mgenter forln
ner. Soft berlneo, biirefte fra 2abp
rotoriet. 5friD til Dr. Setter 5abr
ntep & Cons Co. 1916 50. &op
ne Mpe., Chicago, ST..
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Gu tiff Samilile, Der lanoer
Mmbfpbtng.

Sra M11ofpbing ifripes til uSpnS
Si0enbe":
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foruo Sc iteolige Mpnoigbeoer, at
fan ogteoe Jig paa Ell lille Silfetrr
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til areos9qgen og til Mpnoigbeoer.
ne, men oa Sami1ien irtet feile6e
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action has been commenced against them b
plaintiff In said court. the object and gen.
eral nature Of which Is to ascertain and de-
termine the estate. title and interest Of the
parties plaintiff and defendant in ssid suit
se,erally In said real estate. and 10 define
aud ndjudpo by the decree Of the court the
estate. title and interest Of the parties plain.
tiff and defendant In said suit scyerally there
In. and unless said defendants he and appear
IN this court n, the neNt term thereof to bs
begun and holden NJ tho court house In the
city Of Oregon In snid county on the 2ist day
Of May nest. and on or before the first day %
said term answer or plead e. the petition In aid
cause. the same will he taken ~ confessed.
and judgment rendered accordingly.
II L. further ordered that n copy hereof be
published In the Holt County Sentinel, q
newspaper printed and Published In the Cuun-
~ 81 Holt and state 81 Missouri. and desy-
mated hN PLAINTIFF attorney. Tor four weeks
sucrcs-iyoly u, least once = week. the last
insertion to he ~ least often DAYS before the
first day Of the said term uf the said court
J.. a. DURHAM.
CSrnn. Circuit Clerk
\ true copy from tho record. Witness ny
hand aud the seal II said cour, this 5rd dag
uf April. ipi5.
l.. a. puNithM.
Circuit Clerk.