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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11

prominent club man and one time laboratory associate to Thomas A Edi- son, died here today In his sixty-third year. He was director of the cham- Der of Commerce of the United States
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
CIVIC ASSOCIATION

meeting of the old Civic Improve ment league and the cemetery asso- citation has been called to take place at the public library Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock for the purpose of reorgan izing and forming a new civic asso- citation. It is purposed to form an as sociation for the promotion of all civic improvement, but the paramount inter- est of the body will be the improve ment of Cedar Hill cemetery this spring. Not only the former members of the old associations are invited to attend. but all women who are interested in the inn proving and beautifying the city, are requested to join in the movement and attend the meeting Thursday afternoon J. E. Haffner will be present and as sist in effecting the organization.
 Mayor B. c. Jones had the heavies. docket Monday morning that has been held in the recorders court in some time. There were over SO cases to be tried, and the fines netted the city over s40O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
INCOME TAX REPORTS

Arrangement has been made with John D. McNeel, collector of internal rev enue, to place a man here for the pur- pose of assisting citizens in making out their income tax reports, and also for making collections of incomes taxes. Be- ginning with Wednesday morning the agent will be at the office of G. Il, Stevenson on Nineteenth street, the re- mainder of the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
Alcazar-Theda Bara

The most famous vampire in history, Theda Bara. is appearing Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Alca- gar in ''The Light" picture which en- abled her to demonstrate the very lat est ideas in up-to-date camping. AS "the wickedest woman in Paris Miss Para loved with the hearts of score of men and conducts herself absolutely in accordance with the latest rules governing "vampiracy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
CARRYING 4 COLD }. AROUND WITH YOU? Dr. Bells Pine Tar.Honey will
 help to relieve you

The first dose will produce gratifying results The second will convince you pr. Bells PineTar- Honey is un- equaled. Soon you forget you ever were cold sufferer.
 The soothing, comforting effects of the medicine and it's effective relieving qualities promote cold-and-cough- free dom as no other remedy can. Coughs, bronchitis asthma, treat them with Dr. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey and help Nature to get you back to normal Economical-a little goes as Hong way. soc. soc and 1.20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
At the Lyric

An excellent bill featured by comedy entertained capacity audiences at the Lyric Monday evening. From begin ming to end there is comedy galore ''The Decorators and 'The Gadabodts vie with each other as the feature att traction. Harry Bewley, comedian-in- chief, with "vhe Decorators" is very clever aud as drunk does some su perb acting. This act is nothing but fun, and it comes thick and fast. The presenting company is composed Of Harry Bewley. Charles Senna, James Bradley, Sig Marius and Helen Curry,
 Bernice Howard and Jack White fur nish wholesome comedy entertainment They present the original comedy, "The Gadabouts" and there is not a dull moment in the act. They have thrown together a clever comedy vehi- cle which also points moral. It is the old story of the husband saekinN his amusement in his way and the wife doing the same.
 Harrington, a magician. opened the bill. being substituted for Hamilton and Barnes. who were unable-to~ ap- pear due to the illHsss of Miss Hamil- ton Harrington does some clever tricks and was nleasing.
 Billy Rogers Making You Smile an6 weiman and Berry in Something Else. Please" are also bright spots on the programme. Rogers initiates with his voice railroad engines, musical in- struments and is a most clever enter tainer.
 Waman and Berry are clever musi : clans. With Weiman rendering pleas ing selections on the violin and Miss Berry accompanying on the piano they present a most excellent musical mum Der.
 The International News pictures, showing among other scenes, the American prison camps in France, are interesting and entertaining
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
At Loew's Bijou


 A pair of Broadway favorites. Murlel Hudson and Dave Jones, who made their first appearance in Birmingham together, as the big vaudeville head liners at Loew's Bijou, yesterday made a decided hit with Loew patrons.
 Miss Hudson Is well known as for mer member of Ziegfeld's Follies. 8 beauty of the rare kind, Titan hair and blue eyes, and who later was fea- tured with the musical comedy. Good Gracious, Annabelle,' while Davy Jones was with the famous Lew Fields shows. including the Midnight Sons," "Hanky Panky'' and The Pleasure Seekers" and. the past seasons Winter Garden show From Paris to Broad way"
 Davy Jones has just been discharged from the army where he did his bit with the Camp Upton crowd, or the justly famous Seventy divis- ion.
 Miss Hudson and Miss Jones have Written their vehicle which they call "On the Bridal Path" which has Nsome clever lines, original songs and is a laugh from beginning to end
 A treat for the kiddies. as well as the older ones. is offered by the Cavana with their circus act. They do every thing that would be expected at 9 circus from tightrope walking to singing and music and they do It we'll.
 Ralph Bevan. who has just finished serving Uncle Sam for 14 months with the ravy in the aviation department and Beartice Flint made their first appearance in vaudeville after that time, and presented an original and funny skit called "A Slight Interrup- tion."
 Other acts included Leonore Simon sen, late with the New York Hippo drome show Hip, Hip, Hoorah." where she was<sthe prima donna, in revue of high-class and popular melodies. and Beck and Stone. harmony singers and comedians.
 The photoplay in which Gladys BrockweH starred, 'The Forbidden Room" was an exceptional offering, and Miss Brockwe1l. a local favorite. is at her best in this film Her work was superb, the story being replete with tense moments and thrilling scenes and situations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
DOC TAX IS DIE

w. c. Baty has been appointed col lector of dog tax by Mayor B. C. Jones. and the collection of the tax is being pushed. For some time the collection of the tax has been neglected and lit
 le revenue has been derived from that source, but the appointment of collec- tor will call attention of dog owners to the fact that the tax is due
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11

Modern methods of mining and sYnelt- ing have made it profitable to reopen a nickel mine in Norway that was aban- doned half century ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
STOCK OWNERS, WARNED
 by Associated Press

Montgomery, March 10.-(Special) Because of the flooded condition of tho Alabama river in the Montgomery terri tory the weather bureau late Monday issued warning to owners of live stock to take the stock from the low lands immediately. It is feared that many stock already have perished be- cause of the quick flooding of the Ala bama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11

The missionary society of the Jones' boro Methodist church met in regular business section this afternoon at 3 o clock at the residence of Mrs. E. A. Dudley Mrs. J. c. McGrew, superinten dent of the Bible Study, made a O. minute talk on the Character of Dan iel,' after which the president called for reports of officers. Good work is being done in every department ofNthe society, according to reports given. The sum ot SAP was turned over to the local fund. while sl750 was given for foreign mis- SionS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
At the New Majestic

With every seat in the house sold the Maddocks-Park Players presented last night one of the finest productions of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11

Mir and Mrs. l.. M. Sullivan. 6S0 Eight eenth street, have received a teegram announcing the arrival of their son, Captain Gower T. Sullivan, of the Sixty sixth coast artillery, at New York after having spent six months in France.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11

A tacky party will be given in the junior department rooms of the Jones' boro Methodist church Friday evening at { o'clock under the auspices of the missionary society. Preparations will be made for large attendance
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
FLOOD STAGE PASSED

Columbia, S. C., March 1o.-six South Carolina rivers, the Congaree, Catawpa' Santee, Saluda, Wateree- and Broao' passed flood stage today. No extensive property damage had been reported to- night and the streams were expected to recede beginning tomorrow.
 LIVE STOCK OWNERS, WARNED
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

Mrs T1lworth q. parmlcy and 1T
tie daughter have returned from pk.
lnhuma city where thov wcro the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs William
Spencer. During her snlourn there
Mira Parmley was rompilmcnt'u
with n number of pretty afthira.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

Tho regular meeting OF tho
WWmans Bcucfit association Of the
Mnccabccs will be Tuesday after
when u report OF tho recent STATE"
convention viii hc held and other
imnnrlAnl hMRInoAs lrAnanCtol-
The sun., 1919-08-15
London Money Market,

LONDON, Aug. 14.-Discount rates,
short bills, 37-16@sh per cent. three
months bills. s-16@3% per cent. gold
money closed, san British per cent
loan. s4%; British ~ per cent. loan,
ssh.
The sun., 1919-08-15
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


The market was full of several Kinds
OF fear yesterday and appeared largely
siclled DER with a pale cast of thought.
Outside Of few minutes at the start,
when q handful Of venturesome spirits
bought a few stocks, the market was
mostly one sided and virtually every
stock on the list ended the day with a
minus sign before II. The market is
afraid and It hardly knows what Of.
A week ago It was the money market.
That factor AZ a disturbing one has
disappeared. Just now professional
Wall Street jumps a foot high when
anybody mentions the word strike"
But most of the labor troubles have been
amicably adjusted. Nevertheless, the
bears were in the saddle again yester-
day. piled the. whip for all they were
worth and drove viciously at any stock
that showed signs of reviving. The fact
that there will be only five trading days
this week aided their campaign. Few
new commitments will be made until
Monday. To-morrow,s evening up, to be
accomplished to-day, will probably pro-
duce more irregularity. The public is
not in the market and of course when
not In cares not a whit which way It
goes And of the professionals Just
now in control the majority are of a
temperament and disposition to be-
lieve that the slower II goes and the
lower It goes the better off the market
will be. Sales were below 1,000,o
shares
The sun., 1919-08-15

Continued on cSIGmms 8 G~d =.
The sun., 1919-08-15
American Locomotive.

American Locomotives recent rise has
been based upon the belief that direc-
tors would declare a stable extra divi-
dend at yesterdays meeting. Instead
they merely raised the regular dividend
from an annual rate Of from per cent.
to 6 per cent. by declaring a quarterly
dividend of $3.50. The action surprised
Wall Street considerably. and after the
momentary advance which 1t had had
at the markets start the stock sold
down to 81, a decline OF some points.
1t was said in commission house circles
that the recent rise had discounted an
extra dividend, and that the addition of
a mere quarter of one per cent. to the
extra would hardly account for its re-
cent rapid rise. However. there is every
indication that American Locomotive
could have granted a reasonable extra
dividend at this time had not the d.
rectors> been disposed to adopt the con-
servative course and harbor the corpo-
ration's cash for emergencies. Accord
ing to estimates recently made the earn
ings for the common in the year which
closed June 80 amounted to approx
mately $42 share, the largest in the
corporations history.
The sun., 1919-08-15
Dividend Changes.

With nothing much else to do than sit
around and gossip, having comparatively
few stock transactions to handle, Wall
Street is amusing itself at the moment
by gossiping about dividend changes.
OF course, a change in the dividend
either UP or down Is a powerful factor
In moving a stock, and while some OF
those about which gossip is flying thick
and fast are probably not due for
changes at present, yet the news. or tn.
alleged news Of them. Is filling brokers'
letters. Predictions are made freely in
the Street that Continental Can is soon
to place its stock on an per cent. basis.
On February &c the board enlarged the
distribution to shareholders from 5 to
per cent. annually. For Chandler Motors
an extra OF 1 per cent is in the air.
American Wooden. according to these
reports, Is go on per cent. basis
within two weeks. American Car and
Foundry is another stock in which an
increase is confidently expected.
The sun., 1919-08-15
American Sumatra

On the other hand the rumor OF a
dividend reduction in American Sumatra
Tobacco had the effect of discouraging
holders Considerable blocks of that stock
were dumped overheard and 1t was al
lowed to sag to its lowest price for the
year, ssh, a loss for the day of more
than points. II the action Of a stock
is a barometer of what policy the direc-
tors will take in the future American
Sumatra Is probably in for a cut, for its
continued weakness in recent markets
has been outstanding and has created
considerable comment. Two additional
reasons were advanced yesterday for its
weakness One was that the pool which
had been working In this issue and
which has accumulated large supply
on the way UP has liquidated Its hold
ings and withdrawn support. Another
was the report that the corporation had
disposed of all of its high grade tobacco
and is having difficulty in meeting COM
petition with the low grade stock that
remainS
The sun., 1919-08-15
Export. From New York.

Barley. 34.161 bn. -four. 1854 sAcks |,
cheese. $4,000 lbs bacons, ss3.70o rbs
Nard. SS7.5o0 lbs. ,oottonseed oil. $4,000
Ibis. lubFioAting oil. ts,2So lhA
The sun., 1919-08-15
Standard OIL Company.

Contrary to reports employees of the
Standard OIL Company OF New Jersey
will not receive the right to subscribe
to the new stock to be issued. The cor
poration gave out the following yester-
day: The statement that employees
generally OF the Standard Oil Company
Of New Jersey are being given an OPP
portunity to buy stock in the company
is both unauthorized and untrue. In
connection with the recent issue of
500, 000.90 preferred stock II was
found possible, through an arrangement
with sope OF the owners OF rights of
the new issue, to provide for the &C
quirement OF a small amount of the new
stock by few employees OF long SER
vice in the management of the company.
The board OF the Standard OIL Com
pany has not under consideration at the
present time any proposal to subdivide
the common shares, and has not felt II
necessary to deny the frequent news
paper prediction that such a course
would be followed"
The sun., 1919-08-15
DIVIDENDS.

stock of Pay
Record. able.
Philadelphia Electric Co, q,
Delaware & Bound Brook
r. R.. q; ~ r. ' 8; "a Avg 4, !, AUG Aug 20
Am; Locomotive Co, a. =, Can, ~
ixqS ................, Sept. Is Sept. so
Delaware Hudson Co.. q,
2VS ......:;:...:.. Aug. rs Sept 50
Eastman Kodak Co, q,
2h 60 $4,000. .:...... Aug. 80 Oct. l
Eastman S1 @s Kodak Co. Pr a. aug 30 Oct i,
Independent Brewing Co...
u, lgo ..................Au Aug. 20 Sept. Is
Independent Brewing Co.,
If. q; lA%;:;.'..';1aAu Aug ~ Aug 81
j. A. Fay Egan, accum,
lAGo .................. Aug. IL Aug. 20
Lawyers Title & Trust Co.,
y transit Co, a. 81. sept. 20 Oct Is
SO. Pacific Co, q: ltgs. Aug 80 Oct
Union Pac. RR, pr s-a.
uT ,iso 'ana car Co. Aug. 20 Sep. IS
The sun., 1919-08-15
Central Foundry.

For thirty days. starting to-day, hold
ers of Central Foundry stock will have
the privilege Of exchanging their hold
ings for stock Of the Iron Products Cor
poration, the recently organized holding
company. Central Foundry preferred is
exchangeable on a share for share basis.
while the common goes in on a two for
one basis. The Iron Products Corpora
ton is a combination OF Essex Foundry
and Central Foundry. There are $4,000
shares OF common stock OF Central
Foundry outstanding. but It Is reported
that not more than 10000 are In the
market and that the floating supply OF
preferred has been decreased by some
IS per cent, taken out OF the market
and locked away by a large group of
purchasers.
The sun., 1919-08-15
American Telephone 4 Telegraph

A grewsome and weird story about
the recent decline In American Tele-
phone and Telegraph to its low point in
many a year came out of Boston yes
terday. 1t was said that recently dur
ing a dull moment on the floor OF the
Boston Stock Exchange n broker face
tiously announced the market on Amer
lean Telephone rights" quoted at 7
asked and bid. The sstory spread i'm
mediately that the telephone corpora
ton had arranged new financing and
that the rights were being traded in.
The story is taken in Wall Street with
quite a pinch of salt. for Wall Street
has firmly made up its mind that Amer
loan Telephone and Telegraph will be
obliged to do some important new
financing In the fall despite the official
denials. Directors of the corpora ton
will meet in Boston Tuesday for ac-
ton on the dividend due TO be
paid October ID. There Is no doubt
that the regular quarterly payment OF
SO will be ordered. Incidentally Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph was one
OF the few stocks which got through
yesterday without a sharp loss Its
gain at the closing .price, SEX. was
IN points, after II had established a
new low OF 96&. 1t might be added
that this furry was not due entirely to
short covering, but TO shorts who bought
In the stocks to call in their profits.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-03
FARMA DE WHARF

acare oas& bpna oda mari grajd pvnita
sub ell ga casa pntru unetee de auomob Far
nchsa palan 4O acre pamnt arab
20 aesre pxdure. (47-5l)
Toate n znde $50 acaru cai vac po gsn
CHER vas scosa snde din mimi ibera
prin aespti - HoriserH = % adrssoEe Ia:
loan MA8Is Il vi yhslsr, Mieh. SAY y LOAN BiRsAN.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-03
DARE DE sEAlGA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

Societatea romina de ajntor 81
cultura .,Biruinta'' din Warren
Ohio, avnt petrecere impreu-
nata GU dams in ziua de Is Febru-
arie 1919, la care-a ayut un re-
znltat foarte multumitor, att din
punct de vedere moral. cit 81 ma
terial.
Deci pc aceasta cale aducem
sincerile noastre multumiri frati-
for 81 surorilor romine, care an
participat la accasta petrecere. !.
Tot asemenea ne tincm de da.
torinta multlmi. tutnror fratilor
Romfni, care pc linga ticatul dc
intrare an mai contribute 81 cu
suprasolviri dupa cI1m urmeaza:
Toader Pulca 81; loan Stefan
So; loan Nicula 1925; Simior
ylad So: Chirion Mani 50; +. So
lomon 81; Achim Rujan 81; An
ton Ghintar 81; George Vantol
So; J. j. Nicoara 81: A. Yidicar
81; /. Badarinza 81; Andrei Bo-
tari 81; /. Sava 81; G. Toncos 81
=, Costisor 81; y. Eporim 81; g
Lppea $l; g. Dragon 81; |. Stoi
Ca ~; &. pragomir 81; n. Star
$1;G, Brinzea ~ !. numitru ~
N. Albu 81; NJ Pentea M; /. ri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-03

: POST DE PREOT in PHILA-

- POST DE PREOT IN PHlLA'
DELPHIA, PA.
Parochia gr. ort. romina ,Po
gorirea Duhului Stint" din Phi
ladelphia Pa, caata un preot or
donat dupa rinduiala bisericei su'
aratate.
Parochla este independenta .
cp Charter independent u con
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-03
DARE DE sEAMA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Ayram Iancu'' din New
York, a avut petrecere impreu-
nata GU dams in seara zilei de 25
Ianuarie 1919, la care avut un
rezultat foarte multumitor, att
din punct de vedere moral. cit 81
material.
Deci pc. aceasta Gale societatea
,,Avram Iancll' aduce cele mai
sincere multumiri tuturor fratilor
Rom1ni din loc 81 din jur, care an
participat la aceasta frnmoasa pc
trecere teatrala.
Tot pc aceasta Gale aducem cc-
le mai sincere multumiri dilctan-
tilOr, care all predat frumoascie
piese teatrale, care an multumit
publicul foarte mutt. 81 socictatea
ii roaga ca 81 in viitor sa sta.
ruiasca a face astfel Gle fapte.
Sa aduce mare multumita tu-
turor dior 81 d-nelor araniatoarc.
care si-au dat toata silinta ca Pc
trecerea sd aiba rcusita cit Sc
poate de h,rna 81 care cautat pc
toate. caile ca mlblicnl sa fie Pc
deplin distrat.
Tot Odata societatea ,,Avram
Iancu' aduce cele mai calduroasc
multumiri familiei Constantines-
GU, care a donat } papuse, 81 care
a adus I'M VENT de $1,000.
Asemenea multumim 81 familiei
Granre, care donat o perina 81
care adus un- VENT de $3.50.
nitrate tOtale ..... $3.50. 26
Este totale .... -. $4,000
VENT curat .......... $1O5.2l
Deci inca odata aducem sin
ccrile noastre multumiri tuturor
ceIor ce au partieipat la aceasta
petrecere, si-i rugam ca 81 pc vii
tor sa bine voiasea ne da bine
voitorul dior sprijin.
in numele societatii ..Avram
Iancn" din New York:
n. Marginean, presedinte
v. L. Jederap, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-03

caruia guvernul ii daduse drept
,,tovarase de viata'' o femeie ce-si
ucisese barbatul, povestea dupa
+moartea acesteia /; Gu mine, a fost
buna femeia; totusi multumesc lui
Dumnezeu ca q murit. Acum poa-
te ca s'a linistit. In viata Sc chi
Ruia grozav; de 7ndata ce sc inse-
ra, fncepea Sc tremure. Am sufe-
rit .destul din aceasta pricina
Cum stingeam luminarea, inebu-
nea. Tresarea din tot corpul; mil
nile 81 picioarele ii erau reel ca
ghiata. - ,,Umbla prin cas-" 1mi
zicea 81 svfcnea de credeam ca g.
yea sd moara acolo numai decit.
= Ma prinde de picioare!" stri-
ga; = ,,se pleaca asupra mea. !.
ST cum miroase la morm1nt!'' -
Isl otravise barbatul dintii, SC
vede ca nu-i placea. 81 acuma Ell o
chinpia de moarte'S.
Multor criminali li-se fntimpla
ca eroilor lui Shakespeare. Uni
vad stafiile ziua, ca Masbeth, al
til noaptea ca Ricard III. = Doro-
sevici are probaIbil dreptate cfnd
zice; - ,,Nu stu cum GU cainta
criminalilor, dar stu ca groaza
81 desperarea din pricina crimei
faptuite contipua sd traiasca in
sufletul 'ucigasului alta timp cit
dureaza propria lni viata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-03
sCRIsoEI DE ACAsA.

Crucea Rosie Americana ne We
steste ca mai multor Romfni din
Canton, Ohio, le-au VENT scrisori
La niste adrese unde nu-i poate
gasi, probabil ca san mutat de a
colo. Mai jos dam numele acestoT
frati, asa ca sa Sc duca la lOcalul
Crucei Rosii 81 sa si-le ia. Iata-i
Toma Grozea.
Todor Hane.
Vasile Harpa.
loan Ganga.
/ Vasile Crisan.
Nicolae Dinca.
Andrei Vajda.
lie Stoljan.
loan Luca.
loan Lapadat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-03
POSTA ADMINlSTRATlEl

D-lui John aruin, Detroit, Mi
chigan: - Am primit c. p. de Ia
dzta, cererea e nejustificata
explica-ne pricina 81 vom opri
sau vom dispune ce Sc va cuveni
pima atunci nu Sc poate.
D-lui loan Frunza, Cambridge
Ohio: - Unde va mers fnainte
Apoi da GU placere.