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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25
TOM MIX AT THE RIALTO

Tom Mix just don't care what hap
pens to him. He can do anything and
does do most everything in THE Heart
of Texas Ryan"
Things began to happen thick and
fast around the Ryan ranch when Jack
Parker (Tom Mix blew in from No
where. To begin with. Texas Ryan 8
daughter, arrives from boarding school
Jack has seen a picture of Texas, and
is in love with the picture. The live
girl almost bolws him over
Antonio Moreno, a cattle rustler, tries
to make hit with Texas, but is warned
by Jack that he'd better stick to his
business and stay away from the boss
daughter. This doesn't make Moreno
like Jack and better, and he tries to
make trouble for the young man. Mo-
reno has things arranged to his own
sweet way, for the marshal is one of
his band. The marshal warns Mr.. Ryan
that Jack is mixed up in a shooting af-
fray and the boss gets suspicious How
ever Texas listens to the dictates of her
heart. and believes in Jack
Moreno's DULLES treat Jack rather
rough. but he pays them back in their
own coin, and from start to finish the
fight is good one. Everything ends
right, at last, and Texas and Jack beat
it for a minister, while the band of
rustlers is being led toward the
caverns of unwilling improvement.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25

the dogs is an acrobat while another
shows coming side by his amusing
tricks
The screen feature photoplay, "Vaga-
bond Luck with Albert Ray and Flea
nor Fair, close a real live programme at
~Loew's Biiou.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25
Backing Piggly-Wiggl

Memphis. Tenn. November 24-tSpe-
cial)-A $25,O0o,ooo corporation has
been organized to distribute groceries
to Piggy WiSgly stores, it was an
naanced today. Present officers in
clude New York and Chicago men.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25

Plans have been perfected for the dance
to be given by the Bessemer Moose lodge
Wednesday evening at their hall on Sec
ond avenue and Nineteenth street. sew
en- piece orchestra. will furnish jazz music
and refreshments will be served Mr..
George Bowen has charge of the arrange
ments and will direct the orchestra.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25
FLAG DEMOBILIZED

A most impressive service was held
in the First Methodist church Sunday
evening when the service flag was de-
modified There was a large congre-
cation gathered for the service. and a
center section of the church was re-
served for the eX-service men and their
relatives. programme of beautiful
and appropriate music was given with
Miss Nellie Adams as director,
The flag had been draped over the
pulpit, and the roll of members, whose
names were represented by stars on
the flag was called by John Donaldson.
There were 6S members of the church
in the service, all of whom were
answered for by DR.. r. P. MyTyeire
and F. B. Buck, except Guy Benton and
r. J. Phelps, who were killed in France.
When their names We're called, lit
tie girl marched slowly down the aisle
of the church and placed floral Of
fering on the altar rail
W. S. WEIGH made most impressive
talk, praisng the courage and sac
rificial spirit of the men represented
on the flag Representative George
Ross followed him on the programme,
and spoke of the high principles for
which the men fought. Capt Lacey
Edmundson made short talk remind
ing those present of the appreciation
of the men on the firing line of the
stood by them. 1t was with percepti-
Bile emotion that Captain Edmundson
spoke after the affecting service pre-
ceding his part of the programme.
The flag was folded away and will
be preserved in the church.
Judge j. P stiles of the probate Of
flee, held court in Bessemer Monday
morning. There were a number of
estates settled and the will of Mrs
Flora Hurd was probated. Several
in his shop, IS really the worth while girl
in the world, and Nora shows him a way
to begin all over, and make the firm
paying establishment
Mannikins, show girls. customers, the
entire play is Glied with beautiful women,
and the gowns are really creations OF
some sreat artists hand The entire Rro-
duction is lavish and very satisfactory.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25
CONSTANCE TALMADGE IN
"THE VTRTUOJ1S VAMP'

A thoroughly enjoyable screen drama
is THE Virtuous Vamp' featuring the
beautiful Constance Talmadge, the Of
fering this week at the Tranon. It is
undoubtedly one of the best pictures the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25

The hapeas corpus proceedings instI-
tuted by the attorneys of Edgar Caldwell,
negro. the condemned slayer of Cecil Lin
ten. a street car conductor at Admission,
will i've heard tomorrow morning at 10
o clock before Judge William 1. Gruob
of the United States court for the North
ern district of Alabama.
Caldwell was tried and convicted in the
state court an sentenced to hang in De-
cases were passed until the next court
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25
''THE BETTER OLE"
AT THE JEFFERSON

The always imitable DeWolf Hopper in
THE Better Ole" the comedy with music
will play a return engagement at the JEFF
ferson Wednesday and Thursday night
with a special holiday matinee Thanks
giving
The success OF this unique play swept
through New York City following its
first performance last October, where
"Ullo, the familiar exclamation OF
"O1d Bi1l," the leading character of the
play, has becope a catchword. Captain
Bruce Bailnsfather and Captain Arthur
Eliot wrote "TSe Better ole, basing 1t
upon three of The Bairnsfather characters
found IN his Fragments From France. -
The comedy was originally produced at
the little theatre down in Greenwich VII
Iage, New YORK, but so great was the
demand for seats, they were compelled to
move il uptown en- Broadway, where at
the Cort theatre and afterward at the
sooth theatre, crowds were turned away
nightly
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25
"Everything but the ear.-
Everything but the car"
When You Want an Auto
Accessory You Want 1t
In a Hurry

And that is just where we
S h n e getting things to
people in a hurry with our
Speedy Special Delivery.
So the next time you find
yourself in need Of anything
from a cement patch or a
spark plug up to a full set of
non-skid tires, just phone US
and you'll have it in a
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25

conductor one night on the car and 10
have shot and killed him. The outcome
of this hearing is being watched with in
tereSt
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25

The members Of the junior Matrons'
club will be entertained by Mrs. S. w.
Wright at the Grand hotel Wednesday,
December 10. instead of Wednesday, No
vember rs, as was announced.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25
Jurisdiction of State
Court to Be Decided
Judge Grubb Rule IN Habeas Corpus Proceedings in
Case of Negro Soldier Who Killed Street Car
Conductor at Admission

cember and the case has been brought
to the United States court, it being held
that the man was a soldier at the time
of the shooting and was in government
service, and one of the points to be de-
cided at this time will be whether or NOT
the state had the authority or whether
it should have been left with the general
court-martial to decide.
It will be remembered that Caldwell,
who was stationed at Camp Mcclellan, IS
alleged to have had an argument with the
which is their regular date for meeting.
The change was made on account of
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. George Ross left Monday for
Dadeville, where she will be the guest
Of her brother.
Mrs. B. P. Harris will leave early this
week for Tuscaloosa, where she will visit
her mother.
Mrs. p. ]. Giilen and Miss Berney Gil-
len have returned from visit to Meri-
dian, Miss
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25

Mrs. G. r. Cook will be hostess to the
members of the Thursday Forty-two club
at the. residence of her mother, Mrs. L,
E. Taylor, Friday afternoon at $ o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25
~PoLLYANN A"--JEFFERsoN

"Pollyanna nov one of the best known
piavs upon the American stage, will he
preseated foi, the drst time here at the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25
YOUNG NATIONS CLASS

cases were passed until the next cou
day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-25

Judge j. p stiles of the probate Of
flee. held court in Bessemer Monday
morning. There were a number OF
estates settled and the will of Mrs
Flora Hurd was probated. Several
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MIDI, mo- er eine 11el1e Stride erridte=
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acknowledgements gu ct. SEOUL
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ct. @en6eI nn6 iibernobm im Sabre
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
Sert, bon ieinet1 INDIFFERENT Or.

Gern bon ieinen ndiiberen 0r.
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.Moro1tern" eine11 gl1ten Srcuno al
tet un6 ebrt, uniern alfriGtigen
@ludmunid entbieten.
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bags far16er1 a11f benz Benton gourtp-
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nod Gauienoen 5ablen6en Weniden.
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Die oiesidbrige 8ierte Sl1lifeier, nit
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: ccy1 ser ct. Beter & Souls STR
de in &i6mo16 tprr6e ann Batrons,
fefte Ser @emeinoe ,6as ie6es Sabr
mieoerfebrenoe, SIT nn6 Sung er=
ba1ten6e Set Ser eriten feierliden
&in6erfommunion tpdbren6 etres
bonn bo6m. P. @regor, 90. s., I'm
holb 8 ubr qebaltener &o6amtes be-
ao1aen. IS tpare1 Der gliidli6er
@in6er fiinfnnbpier5tg, bener criminals
in feierli6er 8eiie 6as 8rot Der @n'
aeI qereidt uno Die beim No6mit.
fagsgottesoienfts IN 6ie Sfap11lter'
8ru6eri9aft aufgeromnten tpllroerl,
- Mud fan6 in Der bonn bod9p
Serrn g. Sdirmers IN Bapnesntle
paitorierten st.. 2onts @enetnoe am
Settle Ser MpoItelfiiriten 8eter uni
Saul sic feierlibe g~rftfomrn1itttor
itatt. @e9s5ebn @in6er tpare1t an 1e
mem Gage getpiiroigt, ftd nit ibrerr
Got 11nb Serr11 in Der 81. &or1rt111'
lnion aufs inniglte 51 bereinigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
@roke MiFiomsmod)e in BET 81. Sp'
hanres @eneinbe 1T Gplegenile.

Die Gage bonn e.. Stunt Big gum
5. sSuli per6en ben MitgIie6eri1 Ser
ct. SSobanneg @emein6e gu College
billie unbergeBli9 bletben; es maren
Sage Ser groBen fl. Miiiion, pel9e
bon bent bodtp. Observation-Disclosures
8enno 6@um IN Ser Mbteifirde, 6ie
5uglei@ Bfarrfir9e lit, abgebalten
mur6e. Inter ben bom FL. Ilpbonius
1einen geiftigen 50bnen, BEN &eoemp-
torilten, borgei9rtebenen b09it Elm,
orudsbonen 3eremonie1 tp1r6e Die
III. MiiIion am 5rettamorgen, Dem
SSeIte 6es fl. &er5ens Seiu bon bent
bodpp. p. @enno er0ffnet. Dann 5e-
lebrierte ser Hfarrer, bodm. P. So
1epb, 8. g.. s., nnter Miititen5 BEG
bod1p. P. Mtbol1altus, .: 8. g., alS
Diofon, oes bo9m. p. 8ontfa5 ols
@ub6iafon, Elm feierli6es Mmt Dor
Dem ansgeiebten merbeiltgiten. gt1tn
foIqte 6ie erIte Mtiiionspre6igt, Die
oQe 3ub6rer 6erort feiielte, 6aB ite
bon nun an nit Ser groBten Sreu6e
un6 8egei5ternng gu SEN @re6igten
un6 fl. l1ebnngen eilten. @erne bot
ten iie nod lGneer ben treffli6enMns=
fubrnngen 6es Observation-Disclosures gu
gebor9t. Sic beion6ere %6rett1gtge
Mi11ion fir sic &in6er Der @emeinoe
fan6 ant Montogmorgen NIT gemetn=
idaftlider FL. &ommunion uno paplt=
Iihem @eget1 ibren Mb1dluB. Die
Weiiiion fir sic @rtpd6ienen gtng
1peiter big 5rm Sreitagabeno. Sim
DonnHstogoben6 fan6 Die nnbergeB<
Ii6e @eibe Ser @in6er un6 @rtpa9=
1enen Ser @emret16e a11 Maria, Sic
@ottesmutter, ltott. Cine ribren6e
6eier Dor DEM feitli6 geidmiiften>
im 2i6tglan5e pronge1l6en Mltare Der
@ottesmutter. Ser groBe @6lub per
Mi1iion prr6e Sreitagabeno abge-
halten. P. 8enno bielt cine ein6rrds<
bone Breoigt itber 6ie 8ebarrli6=
felt un6 6eren Mittel, 6te BEN iibri=
qen &an5elre6en Ser @o6e Die &rone
muflebte. 5o6am 6onfte er DEM bodm.
Bfarrer ser @emein6e, 6em @bore
Ser Nobi5en nno Ser gan5en @emet1=
Sc fir ibren 8eitrag gum @rfolg Der
|Mi11ion, erteilte BEN Miiiionsiegen,
Damn SEN pGpItliden, 6em nod Der
@egen nit DEM Mlerbeiligiten folgte,
morouf ale 6onferfiQten Screens 6as
u@roBer @ott" %abfangen.
Mm Samstag mar Damn nod Mmt
fir sic REINFORCEMENT Der @emet1oe
uno Mrmenie eIenpre6igt. Sic gan5e
@emein6e empfing bodft erbauli6er<
meiie 6ie FL. @aframente un6 mor be-
itrebt, oen gr5Bten N1ten aus Der
gon5en Miliion GIT 5ieben, mas obne
3tpeifel audi gelungen lit. r9ie i@on=
tie Mifiion int 2aben," mar a1gemetn
Sic Mnii6t. Danf 6em braben, eifri~
gen P. 8enno fir feline 8emibnn<
gen. M0ge es nod lange Sabre 10 1e,
gensrei6 I'M @cinberge BEG 6err1 ar
beiten. p. Benno Sdum btelt aud
Sonntag nod 6ie Preotgt arltele
6es bodtp. p. Soiepb, Do. s., Ser
an 6em Eoge in ser Bfarrfirde 81
|@t. Soiepb cine Breoigt iiber Die
Miiiioner bielt. P. Soiepb, 8. g. g.,
miro ouf bret @o@en Die groBe Sc
mein6e 6es bod1p. P. S4eu 5u Mber<
6een, g. g., bertpalten un6 onfangs
Muqut nod Chicago reiien, mo er Die
qeiifiqen uebnnger fir Srauer uno
eest1dfrauer Iettert tpir6.