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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-06
Tlmadge "Happness Ia Mode showing the Riao

erous savage and ~ettled the Blue
Grass state. They made 1t possible for
an empire to be founded that gives to
us and our children that follow land
that knows no counterpart for riches.
1t is of such kind of men and women
that When Bearcat Went Dry mas
to do. and needles 20 say a picture
play of unlimited entertainment quail
ties is provided.
This attraction has been drawing
large crowds to the Tranon and 1t
is widely heralded as one of the most
interesting pictures of the week.
when Bearcat Went Dry" will be at
the Trianon today, Friday and Satur.
day only.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-06

Then Garry fell in love with and mar
Red a sweet but painfully unsophisti-
Gated little girl and went to spend his
honey moon at the country home of a.
friend. Who should turn up as one of
che guests but Mabel 1t must be con-
fessed that Mabel was a wee bit catty
AT any rate, Mabel let Garry know that
she had the chemise and that she in
tended to display ii in ways that might
prove detrimental to Garry's welfare. OF
course she didn't really mean it. but
Garry thought she did, SO he tried to
steal the chemise. 1t was not Chem
easy and the fun that ensued kent
New York roaring with laughter for
months Not the least of the charms of
Up in Mabefs Room is its elaborate
and beautiful display of lingerie. The
company is one of the best and includes
some of the best known Broadway
players
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-06
BIG ATTRACTIONS
At LOEW'S bDOU
Minnie Burke and Four
Kings Of Jazzeopation Fea-
ture of Excellent Bill

Another of those fast lightning
vaudeville programmes will be offered
at Loew's Bijou the last part OF this
week, topped by real jazz band and
a dainty star, just full OF pep and
ginger. It is Minnie Burke and Her
-Four Kings of Jazzcopation, and four
jazzier syncopaters have yet to be
found. Miss Burke lives up to her
billing, the skyrocket of vaudeville. and
Just radiates pep and personality, yet
is dainty, effervescent, gorgeously
gowned and extremely versatile. Her
four men are just jazz. without peers,
who put all the world into their work
and communicate the syncopated move
ments to their bodies while rendering
accom- paniments for the clever little
miss.
John e. Henshaw, the musical COM
edy star. in clever skit called
Carrying On" with Grace Avery will
be an added feature of the programme.
The skit, scream from start to finish,
deals uri.s. the conduct of an actor and
actress in a taxicab. and gives them full
opportunity to their magnetic qualities,
and intermin bles songs. dances and some
clever dialogue.
Mack Brown and Frances Alain have
a comedy skit called 'Step-Friends,"
melange of songs, dances. These two
are recent acquisitions to vaudeville,
Just out Of a musical comedy show.
rOh. What a Girlv' and their material
= Ign. r. the minute. as are their
costumes
George Mack chubby comic, tust
about as broad as he is long. and 9
sense of humor that runs the same
way, will offer a new collection or
songs, stories and representations.
Aldine and Wright are two marveis,
doing exceptional aerial and head bal
ancing feats.
In addition to the big vaudeville pro-
gramme the picture features are Of
more than usual interest Charming
Bessie Barriscale will be seen in her
newest production, kitty Kelly. NJ. d"
a delightful comedy drama that starts
with a snap and ends with sparkle,
There is not a duh moment in it. Screen
comedies, animated cartoons, up-to the
minute news pictures and selections on
the new pipe organ and by the aug
rnented orchestra complete the excellent
bill Truly, the slogan. The Best for
Less" applied to the weekend nro-
gramme at Loew's
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NAZ|MOVA IN THE
/ BRAT COMING HERE
Trianon Will Open Monday
With Nazimova's Lat
est Production

THE Brat" is the first Of Nazimova'
screen or stage representations that pre-
fame hitherto has been derived from
portrayals of Latin and other European
and Asiatic types; but as real Ameri-
can girl the product of crowded city
she revealed anew her extraordinary
ability as a feminine virtuoso Of the emo.
tons.
The story relates the experiences Of
1.-THE Brat" nameless girl who loses
her job in the chorus and who, cast
forth into a pitiless world, is first insult
ed by a masher and then hailed to the
night court on a trumped-up charge
There an author in search OF '1oca
color" and especially for heroine for
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WHEN bEARCAT
WENT DRy--TR|AN0N
Photoplay of Dramatic In
tensity Draws Big Crowds
at the TrianOn

The one big outstanding feature
picture of the week is When Bearcat
Wenl Dry" which is the attraction at
the Trianon theatre,
The famous and widely read novel
Of Charles Neville Buck. of the same
title. has been made into a photop,ay
that teens with dramatic intensity and
suspense.
The characters of the picture are
those hardy mountaineers of eastern
Kentucky who. from time immemorial.
have shown slight regard for man
made laws They are the descendants
OF the hardy pioneers who blazed a
trail from the shores of Virginia
through the mountains of that state
and Kentucky. They fought the treach-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-06
VIOLA DANA COMING
TO THE A[CAZAR
.Please Get Married" Fea-
ture Attraction at the
Alcazar Next Week

please Get Married" the screen pro-
duction of the successful Broadway
stage comedy of Homogeneous, starring
dainty Viola Dana, has been booked as
the feature attraction at the Alcazar
theatre beginning Monday, and the man
agement assures its patrons of entertain
rnent of the most amusing kind. Please
Get Married" by James Cullen and Lewis
Allen Brown, was one of the hits of the
season. when it was produced in New
York by Oliver Morosco, and all Of its
mirth provoking qualities have been
transferred to the screen.
Miss Dana is ideally suited for the role
of Muriei Ashley, the timid young wife
in please Get Married" In the deli
cious situation of wife. but not wife,
she distils every drop of comedy and
clever naughtiness with which the play
is surcharged.
In support of Miss Dana there is a
superb cast, including Antrim Short.
Margaret Campbell. Harry Todd. Emmett
King. Ralph Bell. Hugh Fay. Joseph Ha.
zelton, Daisy Robertson and Thomas
Hadley.
Complications, burglars and irate par
ents make this one of the most amusing
and complicated picture plays of the
day.
Muriei Ashley is engaged to Oliver
Walton, but his father objects to the
" edding Oliver is three months under
age, SO the couple decide to bolt his
opinion and marry. They go to the homo
Of her parents. and as soon as the bride
to-be goes up to put on her wedding
clothes. the excitement begins. Things
happen in rapid succession. and alto
gether please Get Married is assured
of a warm reception upon it's arrival at
the Alacazar theatre next Monday.
The Brat" Nazimova's latest produc-
ton. will be the extraordinary attraction
at the Trianon next week, beginning
Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-06
WAS RESTLESS AT NrGHr

Coughs and colds are prevalent. and
1t is a serious mistake 20 neglect them
as dangerous sickness may develop
from them. There is one safe and re-
liable family remedy for coughs, colds
and Group. John Conroy. Oliver. Pa.
writes: My ailment was a bad cough
for three years. Then I got a bad cold
and could not sleep for coughing. r
was restless at night. but I am all
right now. thanks 10 Foleys Honey
and Tar" 1t cleifrs the throat Of
phlegm and mucous and coats the raw
inflamed surfaces with healing.
soothing medicine-Eugene Jacobs
Drug Store
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quarters chapter and the Company K
chapter will be united and officers
elected. A name for the organization
will also be decided at this time and
talks will he made by Colonel W. E.
Bare. Major George A. Glenn and an
effort is being made to have Colonel
William Screws present.
Plans for a banquet to be held Tues
day evening in celebration of armistice
day will be discussed at this time and
the organizatiin will take UP the mat
ter of entertaining the veterans of the
Rainbow divisions at the first reunion
to be held in Birmingham in May. All
members are urged to be present on
this occasion as matters of Importance
to the organization will be disposed of
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his forthcoming novel, rescues her and
takes her to his aristocratic Nome.
Their friendship ripens into love AND
the brat shows pretty soon that be-
meath her rough and slangy exterior she
is a woman with tenderness and warm
sympathy.
Nazimovas acting is superb, and her
wonderful characterization is heightened
ty the generally humorous quality of the
subtitles, which convey 1.-The brat's' odd
collection of slang phrases and whimsi-
cal philosophy. 81
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SURETIES ON BONDS
WILL HAVE HEARING

Numerous hearings are set for the cir
cult courts on November Il, when sure
ties for bonds where the bonds have been
forfeited will appear before the court
and it is expected that the passing of
Judgments on that day will comprise the
main business OF the court
William Jackson and Lula Plump. ne
groes, were each fined $50 and costs when
arraigned yesterday before Judge H. r
Heflm in the circuit court on charges
of violating the prohibition law. Both
plead guilty to the charges
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-06
VETERANS RAINBOW
DIVISION TO FORM
COMPANY CHAPTER

The veterans II the Rainbow division
will hold an important meeting tonight
at o'clock in the rooms of the civic
association at which time the head
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-06
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were
issued from the probate court yesterday
Lee Allen Brooks and Katherine Nor
row Ledbettef.
w. L. Mitchell and Annie Champ.
D. F. Lowe and Matte Louise Turner.
Allen Davis and Minnie Harris.
r. H. Harris and Ruth Craft
Oscar Farley and Vera Walton.
r. F. Cobb and Lucille Walker.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-04
GLEAVES
HOSTS FLAG AS
NEW COMMANDER
Reads Presidents Order OF Pro-
motion To Crew OF The
South Dakota
FOR TWO YEARS CRUISE

Admiral Albert c. Cleaves. just pro-
NOTED from the rank OF vice admiral.
hoisted his flag Monday morning on
board the U. S. S. South Dakota, al
anchor in the Hudson River, New
York. and iecame commander of the
Asiatic fleet. ly orders Of President
wilson and the Secretary of the
Navy
The Admirars first official act after
the Impressive ceremonies Of raising
the four starred flag was 10 send the
following message 10. the Secretary
IF the Navy:
al 10 40 a. m. this date / broke my
nag as admiral and assumed command
Of the Asiatic fleet"
Seamen and marines formed dou-
ole line on the upper deck Of the ship
ADMIRAL Gleaves. advancing toward the
centre of the lines. read the order OF
President Wilson, which said:
"In accordance with the provisions
Of an act of Congress. approved May
%, 1917, you are hereby designated as
commander-in-chief of the United
States Asiatic fleet from September /.
1919. In accordance with this designa-
ton you Will assume the rank and
hoist the flag of an admiral of the
navy on the above mentioned date"
Admiral Gleaves then read the fol-
lowing order from Franklin ID. Roose-
welt. Acting Secretary of the Navy:
"On Septemt er l. 1919, you will re-
gard yourself detached from duty as
commander of cruiser ard transport
force. and on the same day you will
assume duty as Communicated chief
Of the Asiatic fleet. hosting your flag
on the L. S. S. South Dakota"
A salute of nineteen guns was then
1red. which was answered by several
other warships at anchor in the Hud-
SON
I'VE viii leave this pert next Fri
day" said Admiral Gfeaves. land we
shall have a splendid cruise in the
South Sea, which will last about two
years"
The Admiral showed with pride a
sword which was presented to him by
the Tennessee Society On the second
anniversary of the war, The hilt of
the sword is studded with diamonds
and precious stones.
Admiral Gleaves, as vice admiral,
was commander of the cruiser and
! transport squadron, with headquarters
1t Hotoken, N. j.. which carried the
American forces to Europe without a
oss due to enemy activities Since
the armistice was sigaed the trans
port fleet has brought back from
France about. 100000 men.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-04
MILLERSVILLE FETE
WAS GREAT SUCCESS

Millersville fete on the afternoon of
Labor Day was great success, and
the rector of st. Mary's Parish at Mil
'lersville for. which church benefit it
was given and the parishioners, de-
sire to thank all who helped. donated
and patronized the fete, and take this
means of thanking them
All kinds of amusements were fur
nished and there was delicious sup
per served. Among the amusements.
the African Dodger." afforded fun
and was we'll patronized. The affair
was complete success and great
credit is due the committees in charge
md who were the following:
Mrs. William Baldwin. chairman of
ice cream tables; Mrs. Everett Taylor.
candy table. assisted by Mrs. John
Baldwin. Miss Crandell and Mrs. Mary
Poore; grab bag, Miss Baldwin /;
sports. Elmer Gross, assisted by Mr..
Crandell The Ukulele Club of Anna
polls, furnished music and this was an
appreciated attraction OF the fete
Everything passed off smoothly, the
patronage was generous and the pro-
moters of the Labor Day fete at Mil
lersville are highly pleased with the
result Of their efforts.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-04
Avn TnE pALACE ToNIGHT

I AT the Mercy of Men" featuring
Alice Brady. the winsome Select star
directed w Charles Miller, will be the
here at the Palace theatre
tonight
Vera Sourof Cslice. Bradyl is seized
on the street by three carousing OIL
GERS OF The Cars Imperial Guard, and
DESPITE a terrific struggle in the dark.
is ruined by one of them. Before the
police can reak into the resort, the
of6cers escape and Vera also gets
away. siill ignorant of the identity o.
The chief malefactor The especially
tragic element OF the girls misfortune
is aggravated by the fact that 1t fell
on the very day when she was TO
ceIet rate her betrothal to Boris Litof-
sky, a young radical. whom the shock
of his fiancees fate drives to mad rev
olutionary activity. He even persuades
her father, retired Major of the
Russian army, to lead the forces OF
the people
In the meantime, the Countess Zap
tine, a patroness of, Vera, interests the
Car in her plight. How he Furnishes
the officers and especially Count Nicho,
the eldest of the trio; how Vera re-
fuses to accept their patrimony or
even to live with Nicho as his wife
after the Car compels him to marry
her; how she later shows her heroic
love an wins his undying affection,
make thrilling tale of "At the Mercy
OF Men" in these days of topsy-turvy
adjustment, political and social a
timely photodrama. with Alice Brady's
delineation of the unfortunate heroine
REVEALING this actress at her best.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-04
(adv)
BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION MOVES
INTO NEW QUARTERS
Twice Forced To Make Change Within
Year Now Located On Church
Circle

The Workingmen's Building and
Loan Association Is now domiciled in
new quarters on Church Circle. in the
Bishop residence, adjoining the Anna
polls bank.
This makes twice within the year
that he Building and Loan Associa-
ton has been forced to change it's
quarters For a number OF years, the
association had its headquarters in the
old Masonic Temple section OF the city
hotel property. but was routed out OF
there by the Colonial theatre conhag-
ration OF last January Then the
books. etc. were transferred to the
Hogan property at the corner Of State
Circle and Cornhin street. but now
that this property is being demolished
10 clear the site for the Circle Play
house" they were forced to pack up
again
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-04

Plans for the "recrudescence OF dis
tinciive Hebrew culture In its cradle
Palestine" are TO be outlined. IL is
announced. These include provision
for centers of such culture, a Jewish
university aud school system; a great
printing establishment designed 10 be
the center OF the worlds Hebrew lit
erary effort, and other cultural agen-
cies. BY these means II is hoped TO
stimulate Jewish culture 10 again ex-
ert a wide and beneficial influence and
bring about another golden age OF
Jewish literary and artistic influence.
On the more practical side. the con
vention will take up the questions OF
financing the new state. arranging for
velopment and the provision OF homes
for Jewish refugees and the oppressed
from many lands.
A feature of the parade will be a
detachment OF the Jewish Legion
which fought for the restoration of the
Jewish homeland in the Legion of
David. which formed part OF General
Allenby's conquering army.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-04
To my friends in the citizenship of
Of Anne Arundel County:

| hereby announce the withdrawal
of my candidacy from the Senatorial
contest in Anne Arundel and make
public my intention TO support heart
lily Mr. John Gels as Democratic nomi-
nee.
I arrived at the conclusion after
thoughtful consideration of the situa-
ton from every point OF view. making
careful survey of the field. taking
the consensus OF opinion in Annapolis
in the suburb and IN the rural dis
tricts and holding consultations with
10th State and County friends
The Organization" for reasons best
known to its members, has seen fit to
endorse a Progressive"
| also have selected Progressive"
to endorsel the one who in my judg-
ment, under existing circumstances.
will make the lest champion TO enter
the lists against Mr. Bowie in Novem-
Der
1t is too crucial a time to take risks
in the fight this fall Personal ami
mosities: yes, and personal friendship
may be forgotten but no true Demo-
crat can afford to forget the interest
of his County or the welfare of his
Country.
With the echoes of the ring of race
riots in our ears how can we abide
the thought of a Republican song of
victory?
We must nominate man who will
win and Mr.. Gels is the strongest man
in the field.
! thank my promised supporters
with an appreciation, mingled with a
regret that no words can express and
with friendship to all who deserve it
and malice towards none address my
self to the agreeable task of helping to
nominate Mr.. John II. Gels an able eff
flcient christian gentleman as our
Candidate to head the county ticket.
Truly, sincerely,
(adv) f. NJ. DUVALL.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-04
AT THE REPUBLIC TONIGHT.

auction of Souls to he presented
at the Republic theatre. next Saturday
is a record of fact. 1t pictures the
story Of Aurora Mardigaian. sole sur
vvior of 500, 900 young Armenian girls
who were killed during the period OF
terror created by the Turks in 1915
when it was decided to deport the
Armenians and annhilate them as
nation.
The picture is based upon Miss Mar
diganian's own story of her amazing
escape after two years of terrors. Ev
cry accusation of harbarism she
charges against the Turks is officially
verified by Viscount James Bryce, for
mer British ami assador to the United
States, who headed a commission
which was sent into Armenia to report
American ambassador to Turkey in
1915.
While the. interest centres around
the experiences of the sole surviving
Armenian girl, international charac-
ters are figures. One of the pictured
events shows a meeting between the
Sultan of Turkey. weak old man
Envdr Pasha. who later became the
cruel military dictator, the German
ambassador and Henry Morgenthau,
the American ambassador At this
meeting Mr. Morgenthau made a last
vain plea for the Armenians.
There follow the actual scenes show
ing the posting of the deportation edict
the burning Of the homes OF Arme-
mans. slaughter of men in the streets
the forming of long lines of men and
women to be driven across the desert
attacks upon girls, and finally the ter
rihle cruelties which were inflicted by
the wild tribes who captured ana en-
shaved the women who had managed
to escape from the prisoners train
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-04
NOON SIREN HAS
SUCCESSFUL TRYOUT

Yesterday at twelve eAclock, noon,
the siren on the old fire quarters of
Independent Fire Company, No. 2,
City Assembly rooms, Duke of Glou-
cester street, had a most successful
tryout.
1t has been decided to sound the
siren every day at twelve O'Clock. in
order to tell the time" to the COM
nunity, but more especially @to keep
The siren in good working condition.
The first occasion for blowing" noon
time was that of yesterday. and
everybody had been prepared for it
through the columns Of the Capital. it
did not come as a surprise. and there
was no suggestion fiat the siren
meant a fire alarm for which 1t was
originally intended
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-04
|eONVEATION OF zION|STS At CHICAGO
is ATTRACTING WORLD WIDE INTEREST
Plans For Recrudescence Of snctve Hebrew Culture In tt
crade-Palesne" To Be o Iined - Jewish University On
Plan-Bg Parade To Be Feature

Chicago. sept. i.-Hecause OF the
Impending realization of the age-long
dream o. the Jews Of the world. a
homeland the coming Zionist conven-
ton here. which will begin Sept. IL in
Palestine. Is attracting worldwide at
tention Some OF the foremost mem
fers OF he race will attend. including
Justice Bradeis OF the United States
Supreme Court; DR. Chaym Weitzman
OF London, England; a member of the
raIegtinIan Commission. Judge Julian
Mack OF the United States Circuit
Court. president of the Zionist Organi-
cation and many others.
Features OF the convention will be
mass meeting at the Auditorium
theatre where all the sessions OF the
convention will be held: a "restora-
ton parade" through the streets of
Chicago in which II Is estimated more
than 10000 Zionists will participate;
ball at the First Regiment armory,
and meetings throughout the city to
be addressed by prominent delegates.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-04
NEW PUPILS REPORT
AT / O'CLOCK P. NJ

Miss Josephine Riordan has issued a
notice that all new pupils entering Inc
Grammar school department OF the
Annapolis public school, must report
in the afternoon at one O'Clock, and
not in the morning. Parents OF child
rem entering school for the first Tune
are urged to note this item ana 10
comply with the grammar scnooi
principals request.
All former pupils must report at
school at 8 O'Clock Monday morning
September 8, with their certificates OF
promotion for regarding and classic
cation.
This is important and parents must
see that their children comply with
regulations. All new pupils must be
vaccinated fefore entering school anu
bring certificates of vaccination to the
teachers or principal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-04
x-RAY EQUIPMENT
NOW AT HOSPITAL

The new X-ray equipment has ar
rived. at the Emergency Hospital and
is the last word in X-ray. II il mod
ern and up-to-date in even the most
minute detail. The apparatus and ma
chinery is being installed, but il is not
expected to be in operation before the
next two or three weeks.
The x-ray at the local hospital.
which has been long-needed addl-
ton TO method of treatment at this To-
cal institution, Will be in charge OF DR..
O'DonnelI, OF Baltimore, an expert
Radiolist. 1t has been through the
energy and efforts of the Chief OF
STAFF. DR.. Purvis. that the X-ray has
been installed at the hospital.