The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-01

1niS year 1alE VIII De we'll WOi LII while from every point of view and no one can afford to miss it.
 Every citizen of Birmingham should arrange to be on hand on Monday.
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 Now Is the Time to Revive
 The Concert Orchestra 1.-TWO years ago, in conjunction 0 with the community sings, Bir- |mingham had an orchestra, led by MT. Memoli, capable of playing sym phonies and other standard compost tions. The local musicians took great interest in the organization and a high class of music was heard at com- paratively small expense.
 The war dislocated the orchestra. Many of the best players were drafted for battle service.
 It is different now. There are more capable musicians in Birmingham to- day than ever and it will be lack of musical enterprise if the symphony orchestra is not revived.
 When the auditorium is built we will have all sorts of ambitious ven- lures. There will be oratorio testi- vals, grand opera and symphony con- lcerts by the famous orchestras. No city can claim to be musical without symphonies.
 Let's get ready for the forthcoming musical uplift by organizing local orchestra this fall and educating our music lovers to the master works.
 It is proposed to give at least four concerts each year by local orches- tra This arrangement would not in- t. fere with the concerts by such cele- brated symphonic bands as Dam- rosch's, the Cincinnati, the Chicago and the Minneapolis. Now is the time to start the movement and MT. Memoli is the man thoroughly qualified to conduct the orchestra. # # < A recent interview with Stefansson is signed, By Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., the Millionaire s2s Week Cub Repor- ter of tho New York Herald" The av- craze "cub" reporter is lucky to get hts stuff signed at all. without having a short biography added at the copy desk. 4 :- A recent photograph of Gaby Deslys and several friends taken at Beauville, fashionable seaside resort near Paris, proves quite conclusively that styles in bathing suits are permitted at Beauville that would never be tolerated at Atlantic City.
 Delmonico's restaurant, declared insoi- vent, owes s2es.o2s Thanks to the free advertising it received in musical com i edy. Delmoncos was at one time the best known restaurant in America. x * * q am master here and am going to pass. If you fire, order your troops to aim at my medal aL"-D'Annunzio at Plume. Claptrap or heroism? Take your choice! Anyhow. it worked
 Montgomery after the state legislature adjourns is like a cemetery after a prominent citizens has been laid away with half the town attending the ob- seauies.
 The first death in football game this season is reported. Such a tragedy seems dreadful at first glance. butt how many people are killed every day driving automobiles?
  that sounds like negation. he was given a vote of confidence by the Ital- ian Chamber of Deputies. # # *
 Alabama barely got a chance to point the finger of scorn at Omaha before two more lynchings occurred right here at home.
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 A magazine writer says the camera does not do Queen Elizabeth of Belgium Justice. Prepare yourself for a shock She is said to be positively beautiful.
 x 4 * I Senator Borah pleads for old American ideals. Would William Edgar be willing to dress in the style of George Washing