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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08
Fields Minstrels

Ii is n rare occurrence, indeed, for All c. Field Minstrel company to play to a small house and the usual crowd greeted this popular organization at the Jefferson theatre last night, where 1t opened an engagement of three nights and a matinee, Saturday. During the many years of Mr. Fields career as minstrel producer and performer he has always given the public it's moneys worth, often more than that and thls accounts for. his unvarying success
 The company contains this year such well known entertainers as Billy Beard, inimitahle comedian and monologist; Billy Clark, "Lasses" White, John Healy who has grown old. but not stale, in Mir Fields service; Jack Richards, Charles Reinhart and others whose faces are familiar to Birmingham audiences. The company is particularly strong in com edians this year and when the stars were on the stage the fun was uproar- ious. The principal funmakers received quite an ovation, as they are all local favorttes and they obliged with songs and Jokes which kept everybody laugh ling There are no better delineators of genuine negro types than MT. White land MT Healy, while Mir Clark and MT. Beard have no superiors as end men.
 Jack Richards and Charles Reinhart continue as the vocal stars of the or ganization. Their songs were repeat edly encored and a youngster, Stanley Monfort. who has an excellent voice, made a hit with his song, Say to My Dear Nanny" MT. Boards monelog was, of course feature of the per | formances Ken Metcalf's song and imi- | tations, the "Saxophone Serenaders, and numerous dancing specialties, and lcomedy sketches provided entertain
 ment in abundance.
 l The performance this season consists
 of seven scenes and two tableaux, with
 patriotic finales, lighting effects and other novelties which gave life and coi- | or. The first part was unusually well lstaged for minstrel shows. The last scene, on the Mississippi, afforded op- portunities for 'basses" White, BNly Clark and John Healy to experiment. with shell game, in which they were
 at their best.
 | The Field show is up to it's usual
 standard and that means satisfying evening for all who enjoy minstrel per | formances.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08
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 FIR E E

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 Build up the heart, make 1t strong and regular in It's action, If you want
 A full stream of rich, pure blood, cir culatinc through every organ, every mart of your body makes you reel years Younger stronger, more active.
 We want all who have heart trouble, weak and over-taxed Hearts, Palpita... ton, Nervous Heart. Tobacco Heart. Nervous Exhaustion, cold hands and feet, poor circulation, or impairment or the Heart functions, to have free ou- cent bottle of CARDIANI.
 Send your name s,on, and >y address dS t9 East Hampton. Conn. You will receive cent bottle (S0 doses) of CARDIANl and a new heart book. free from All further expenses or obligation. Absolutely free from any habit-forming or dangerous drug. Guaranteed not to in1ure the most delicate system.
 Take 1t. Find how quickly bad symp- toms disappear, and how bright and fine you feel Very valuable after att tack of grippe" or other weakening sickneSS.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08
Loew's Bijou

A treat for music lovers and for those
 who like the girly-whirly reviews is in
 store at Loew's Bijou theatre the last
 half of the week It is in the act called
 "The Oriental Girls, an opera comique in one act, with two clever comedians. John A. Crawford and Ray Deusern, and six beautiful girls, bewitching and charming, who can sing and dance well. The scene of the story, rare thing in a musical comedy these days, is laid in Arabia, in the Rajahs harem, and many amusing situations are created by two energetic youths attempts to rescue a beautiful heiress, who. is held for ram som. The staging of the piece is artistic, the costume gorgeous. and the singing and dancing of the girls and principals is far above the average.
 Another big attraction on this bill Will be Jimmy ONeal and Frank Walmsley, two lightning bugs. who see humor in everything of everyday life.
 Other acts are Orben and Dixie, in 8 review of southern melodies; Homer Ro- maine, a sensational aerial novelty, and Lillian Watson, in songs and laughs. she being most clever comedienne. One of the greatest pictures Loew's has shown in Birmingham is the feature film, en-
 titled "The Million Dollar Dollies,' in
 which the Dolly sisters star. This is a
 marvellous Metro screen classic, and
 elicited favorable comment. It Is really
 a wonderful photoplay
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08
Woman's Division Gets First Subscription
 Te War Work Fund

Mrs. W. ID. smith, general of the Rainbow division of the allied ar mics. has announced the first sub Scriation to the united war work fund, through the womnn's division, 10 be the firm of the Twentieth Century Bakery company, under the management of G. Boxer, making a subscription of s50. Mir. Boxer added to that amount by making n personal subscription of S1O. and Mikis Moran, who Is associated with the hrm, gave S5.
 Mrs. smith, when telephOned that this subscription was awaiting for the woman's division, demurred in accepting the money from the mems territory, until assured by Field Marshal Rushton that 1t was per fectly all right, and that her com mittee might claim this ns ."eir initial subscription.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08
Kirkpatrick Chairman
 of Roll Call Campaign

P. c. Shook, chairman of the Birning- ham chapter of the Red Cross, has ap- pointed J. D. Kirkpatrick chairman of Jefferson county for the great Red Cross roll call campaign to be conducted the week beginning December 16 and clos ing on December 23. This drive will he similar to the membership campaign con- ducted all over the United States about the same time last year.
 Arrangements have been completed by Mir. Shook for the first carload of peach stones and nuts from Birmingham. The car will leave Birmingham today for As toria, Long Island.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08
Freight Tracing Simplified

Washington, November 7.-To aid ship pers in tracing freight shipments, cen tral office has been established at At lanta under B. l.. Winehell, director of the southern region, with the approval of the United States railroad admins tration. The central organization will keep 6, strict record of the whereabouts oe shipments and the information VIII DC quickly available to shippers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08
REV. J. R. HOBBS OF
 JONESBORO, ARK, TO
 REACH HERE SUNDAY
One of the Most Prominent Ministers in South Will Preach at First
 Baptist Church

The Rev. J. R. Hobbs of Jonesboro' Ark, will fill the pulpit of the First Bap- tst church at both the Il o'clock and 7:39 o'clock service. Since the resigna- tfon of Dr. A. J. Dickinson, the for 1ner pastor the church has been without a pastor and number of able men have filled the pulpit during that time.
 MT. Hobbs is one of the most pron1i- nent workers in the southern Baptist convention, being we'll known as church upbuilder The public is invited to hear the Rev. Hobbs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08

bill in dance and song, and the act Is entertaining and pleasing. Potter, the we'll known contortionist and acrobat, cleverly assisted by Miss Hartwell, present novelty programme that IS pleasing feature of the bill. Potter does some clever contortions and his little partner furnishes much comedy and clever acrobatic work. Little Jerry. miniature comedian, failed to appear due to q delayed train. The Lyric screen telegrams are unusually interesting and entertaining.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08
Illicit Sill Captured

Anderson Sanders, negro, was arrested and lodged in the county Jail yesterday bv Sheriff T. J. Batson, charged with violating the prohibition law
 Sanders was arrested IA niles soutn- west of Bessemer, and 10 barrels, or about 300 gallons, of beer found at a still near by, which 1t is alleged he had been operating.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08

The Birmingham Ledger company yes- terday announced important changes in the business and editorial departments of the Birmingham Ledger, with one ad- dition to the staff. and the retirement of member of the staff who has long been prominent In Alabama Journalism.
 Robert c. Hiden, who has been asso- ciate editor of the Birmingham Ledger and vice president of the Ledger company since 1910 becomes editor, and is made treasurer of the company, while George M. Cruikshank, for many years editor of the Ledger, retires MT. Cruikshank, who has been most prominent figure in Alabama Journalism for many years, having been connected with the Ledger for years, has not announced what his plans are for the future, out 1t is under
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08
Lieut.. Mickle Guest of Honor

Marion, November 7-(Special )--Lieut. Gerald St Claire Mickle, recently grad uated from the United States military academy. and on short visit here. was the guest of honor last night at de- lightful dinner given in compliment to this young officer by the institute. of which he is an alumnus.
 Among those present were Col. Bates Tucker, commandant; Capt. R. F. Throckmorton. U. s. A. and all of the officers and instructors of the institute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08
ADJUSTMENTS
THEATRES

JeffersonAAl Fields minstrels. I.yric-Keith vaudeville and photo weekly.
 Loew's Bijou-V Vaudeville. photodrama and weekly.
 PHOTOPLAYS strand-W Wallace Reid in 'The Man From Funeral Ridge. Odeon Two-"Fight for Millions. Coionial-W William Farnum. Misunderstanding Through to Berlin. Odeon One-First Run Short Subjects. Rialto - Constance Talmadge Tn Sauce for the Goose. Princess Tom Mix in Western Blood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08
At the Lyric

An excellent Keith bill headed by Mclean Gates and Miss Ruth Tyrreil in q clever playlet Me and MaryN was enjoyed by large audiences at the Lyric Thursday evening A highly en- ioyable portion of the programme was well taken care of by these two clever entertainers. Gates is natural come dian and won immediate favor, while his partner is clever and captivating
 Misses Howard and Sadler are also bright Iuminaries on the bill. These two young ladies are singing come diennes who possess good voices; they proved a riot and were compelled to respond to several encores. This act proved one of the big hits of the cve- hing The three Andre girls open the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-08
YOU HAVE A MISERABLE COLD! Won't take long for Dr. King New Discovery to re-
 lieve it

Chills, hot flushes. weepy eyes and nose, a cough steadily growing more head--those conditions are quickly and pleasantly corrected with Er. King s New Discovery. troubles soon submit to this fifty-year- old standby Grownups and children both like1t. Promotes comfort and rest.
 Get this relief from cold misery. Buy bottle while you think of it, All druggists. soc and t1.20.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FoR SALE

, RIAL BARGAlN South side bungalow
| owner Leaving cts. must sell Banks
! ton, $40 Robinson Bldg phone 95i
ADMIRAL Five room modern bungalow
| nicely decorated price $4,000 Phous
500.
tBuNGALoW splendid sS rooms mod
sru. seven blocks ont. has double "a
! rage nice fruit and shade trees good
otcrn price $3.50 ~ 900 cash $40
| per month Phone .2Uia or 6OlG
! HlNGN.OW Tor sslr BY owner. five
room bungalow partly modern with
or without furniture screened IN
porch rood cellar ii,id. fine garaErgE.
foot frontage South flgtn, nov rented
| for So per month. A. NJ. hor 1888
| BI NGAtOW Here Is ohancr 10 make
$3.50 this week only siI room bungA
low cut 70 Yh2ap " 300 hundles large
concrete porch and walk breSkfast
room closed ia porch large pantry
pedestal lsystot, oak floors In ~
rooms attractive mantel good hard
ware larle closets lurc basement
garage brick foundation. enamel finish
EAST front nice view will take one or
TO lots ss part payment tsll al 2Os
Norh Hosedslc
BuU LDFR : Two story eight room
home. built.in features, hardW ood floors
down stairs. fnp well and basement
~ 900 " 500 cash Call Phclhn, phone
tRusBIf HEIGHTS For sale by owner
beautiful lot with two rooms snd sleep.
inV porch on rear house furnished com
$3.50 $50 down '21 per month
Phone 17i-
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OAK finish and basement aud UHrnu,r
heat, comp'stu be- every particular Phone
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stN room. .IU.f1 modern large closets
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~ ,nr taI.iuE distance ~ go terms
lAsr gpF. -Nev sp room modern bun
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porch. Erauufuly decorated Price
$1,000 $1,000 down tefns Ham a
ILWOOD. 5 Five room modern house
fu'l syed rasf front tot good rs.gh
borh0od $1,000 terms. Tulsa Realty
Co phone %
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onr an eleven room house close I1 In
best locality viii pa iot itself one
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tincuy up 10 dtfr sast frOuf. good
sell. garage extra large roorus real
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garage With servant apartment u you
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20

CARS Two good cars 10 trade ,u on "a.
can't or improved property Phone io3s
~ ACRES bottom lard ior trade on cl,se
in 'ot Phone 1851 J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20

,NCRErE BLoCK BUILDING For sale.
1880 feet. A. bargain Inquire 62l
East Firu teenbcrg Iron a Metsl Co
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
70 SALE OR EXCHANGE

81 lCh VIII trade passenger ANirk IN
hns shape on dwe'lngs or Tor good
lot Leslie ufooks Realty Co, phones
2Sll and IlIG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
RusINnss PROPERLY.

TEN ACRES Close In well improved q
bargain easy terms Phone 1897.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20

SOUTH SIpf snsr. close in modern
bungalov ror sr lot five rooms hath
sirrplar porch .hrFs slUsrta fine well
iva cst aatag, new Your none, =
worth 81 last it6H0 terms tsll Al2A
SOUTH VICTOR Nrw i've room modern
bungaio~ esN ront ohk floors. man
to-. owner ik dtaitFd Price fAI1Oi
500 dosn good terms HAM Sons
phOne $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20

ZtTIS. \ 90 BeAutim bungalow ior
sale by owner leaving rity bish ground
east front six rooms ana sleeping porch
titchen porch and cement front porch
three closets and linen closet three
sets ot French doors. tapestry deeota
tons many built in fesiursS msniel
With logs book rasts, fine fixtures
nice trees accessible lo town built Tor
hone: first class 10 every way and
the price 10 right terms Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
WANTED TO RENT
ACREAGE roR SALE

FINE AtRES-Thc best improved hve
acre tract near rulsat close 10 paved
tlvlws, oueshaif mile Of tao ear lines
roo hearing peach e5 cherry, 2j plum,
q apricot rs pear l1i bearing grapes
ull Kinds of small berries five room
house two wells concretr cave plumbed
nrd draued ryrry farm convenience
pig siyes COW sheds stable and chicken
pens cheap. immediate possession
Phone I1Ol
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20

SuITu stuf close ir. prAc'tralS new
twelve room, apartment basement we'll
slssriur Porch wIh good i've room
modern bungalow on rear Of ratnri
lot live boo ltr bungalow rent ihc
apartment 20 meet ib' payments ElU.
Euu $4,000 ,ash Call lhelsn. Au'
Wahuaui NidF phone fN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
TEIcKAoR AND INDUSTRIAL 81
LAND, ANr rApms ron sALr ~
WANTED RrAL EsTATE
REAL ESTATE

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long lassT removable vent. cash Tor
barfaIn pc rsfe World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
WANTED TO BUT
EycHANoE REhL ESTATE

EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE II
CARS Two good cars to rad, iu ON "a.
can't or improved property Phone io1s
~ ACRES bottom lard ior trade on close
los 'ot Phone 1851
70 SALE OR EXCHANGE "a
BUICK VIII trade passenger RStck IN
hns shape on d~elltngs or for good
lot Leslie ufooLs Really Co, phones
2s51 and lilG
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
rIIl- AND APARTMENTS 10
APARTMENT Five room modern aparG.
mrnu for rent Phone tl1G
AFARTMENNr- snap iu furniture Ia
three room apartment only St'u. has
private entrance hot and cold water
screened IA sleeping porch dandy plsc"
70 live. rent - reasonable Can hen q
Angel with Rove Investment Co, a2A
Iowa Bldg, phone SoAs
CHFYENNF y SOL Three room apart
m-ut. furnished private entrance Eaih
rine apartment apartment Phone s'91
EIGHTH p 3ls.For rent tour room
Furnished apartment. no children
HODGE p 1888 Sew apartment. four
room one tile bath. one sleeping porch
no children Phone 1905
SEVENTH AND CHEYENNE A modern
apartment. equipped with the murphy
in door bed and other convenience
lights gas and water furnished. Cynihia
t.uuTf Phone INUt thN X
FLATS FURNISHED 70
APARTMENT Very nice airy five room
furnished apartment large screened
front and back porch three ssposurrs
nicely furnished close iu Phone llOt
APARrMENT. -unturuished. five roows
close 10, immediate possession. Phone
APARTMENTS Three five room Apsu.
mruts. private hall bath. Hud large
trunk rooms eSccucnt location, walk
iny distance. garage II desired Must
be .Brru 20 be appreciated rrsdy Tor
ocgUpancy June I ~. Inquire 'a5 Norm
oha}onne or phone 7otiJ
CARSON. y 1893. slr room house. iurn
ishrd references required Phone Mrs
o. = harrington kctchum Hotel
Ge7-rwo room apartment
very convenient for couple employed
modern walking distance. North Main
car line
CYNTHIA COURT -- Elegant apartment
partly furnished lights. gAs ind rAlof
flrrished frr- close 10 suitshI" ~
couple CynthiA Court corner seventh
snj South Chrl lenno Phone 7s0l or
7iuoR
MAIN. N CIIs Three foons and sleep
Inc porth ,an rsut same 81 once by
buying furniture chpp dose in
0tptyr ROOMS Three office rooms 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20

SEWING MACHINES Rented by week or
o month White sewing Marhiur co. iln
Past second street. phone 77sh
WELDING WORKS For rent. EsrAgr sud
welding works. complete rICr'lcnt
chance fot tbr right party Inquire 81
Iurf shocinE shop. HcuycuA Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
STORES AND WAREHOUSES
MtcrI1ANrous ron REEr 3

~IORTRuuM Have good storrtdom Tor
rent tor business OF storage CAL phone
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-25


!, Mrs. Mary Ia Dow and Mrs. H. e.
Hickers viii be hostesses for meet
ing Of the Current Literature Club to
be held in the Library club room 10.
morrow afternoon. 10
r. A. Lcwellen Of Bend is at the
st. George.
Pat McDerrnott Of Pilot Rock is at
the Bowman.
Mac Smith. Helix grocery merchant
is IN town today.
Mrs Adams Of Nolin spent last
night fin the city.
G. w. TuiIis was in from his ranch
near cayuse yesterday.
Luke cowapo was in town from his
cayuse ranch yesterday.
Mrs G. r. Oliver of Milton was a
Pendleton visitor yesterday.
A. r. Robb Of Hermiston was an
overnight visitor In the city.
L. C. Lens. head of the Pendleton
Flour Mills, is at the PendIeton.
Charles Albee. ex-chief Of police of
Helix, came to Pendleton this morn
ing.
Edgar W. Smith statemanager for
the Equitable Life. is now visitor
in Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-25

The three students who will repre-
sent the local high school in the ora
torical contest for the county, spoke
before the members Of the public
speaking class this morning in order
that they might get used to the stage
and eliminate stage fright" Theodore
Heyden will give a defamation eH-
titled THE Death Bed of Benedict
Arnold" The other two boys will
give orations. Lowell Stockman will
deliver the speech of President Will
son at Baltimore on April 6. Ramey
Thompson will deliver President Will
sons message to congress asking them
to declare war with Germany.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-25
FROM THE PEOPLE
MISSES THE I3.

Echo. Ore. April 25s~'1S.
Editor East Oregonian;
l would like the vote of East ore
gonian staff on following puzzle:
Am trying to get around knitting
the 18th sweater for our Sammies. in
this way; am knitting two sweaters
at same time. knitting a while on one
and then on the other. always keep
ing one started last, a little ahead and
when finished. viii have a friend cro-
chet around last armhole at same
time I am doing the other one. VIII
there be IS? Have been knitting
socks. rather than make the 18th
one. The president OF Red Cross
kindly gave me yarn to make two and
am trying TO get around il in this way.
The question is. will there be 18th
sweater
Yours in earnest,
MRS. STELLA F. ADAMS.
Echo. Oregon.
Lock BOX CSC.