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Evening journal., 1919-02-07
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE

BALD
CToRE FOR sALE-sUITABLE FOR
- any kind OF business; best location In
wilmington. Inquire 100 W. Sixth 81
fe5-12t.
HOUSE FOR sALE-7 ROOMS AND
bath, on Kennett Pike. near Rising
sun Road. Apply Townsend, 023 Market
street. feb7-3t.
EoR sALE-oNE FRAME HOUSE AT
koselle; Q rooms, heater and bath.
apply William Frederick, Prices Corner.
Telephone 611-J. Jan31-eod-tf
NEW HOUSE ON WEST SIDE. R. B.
~ p, II $500 down, balance on easy terms.
Address 500 Evening Journal ONCE.
jan?7-eod-6t.
EoR sALE-sToNE HOUSE AND
Il barn. 10 acres. $1,000; one new bunga-
low, rooms, pantry and bath. acres.
$500; five miles from Wilmington. Ad-
dress SIS Evening Journal Offee. feoo-ot'
OWN HOME WITH YOUR RENT
~ money. Have assisted hundreds to
ogg aSg 70 hS%s 9ST tes W 1a sSye @ sbS
ley ST. A. NJ. TO 10 p. NJ. may25-1yr.
EoR sALE-AN EIGHT ROOM, FRAME
u house. hot water heated and bath. at
Elsmere. Also one double house. 1s rooms,
nine on each side. This house IS bargain.
apply William Frederick, Prices Corner.
Telephone 611-J. JanS1-eod-tf
BUNGALOW FOR sALE-JUsT COM
- pleted; lot 37isx1O0; i've rooms, bath,
pantry. reception room, inside toilet, cleo
100 feet from trolley; &c fare. w. 70.
Hendrix, p. & r. Railroad and New Cas-
tie Ave. Phone GS14-R. feb6-St.
TOR sALE-3O ACRE FARM. GOOD
dwelling lately ren.edeled; large barn. |
all necessary outbuildings, land very fer |
tner tle all kinds Of fruits ang Ine ,ocaaon, ZION
Wilmington. Del, three miles from Stan
ton, stone road. Can be bought with stock
and farm implements or without. apply
Milliam 4. Russell, 1910 Station No 3D.
feb5-6t
WINTER PRICES
We have few choice lots at Mlnquadale' |
which we win sell for $40. Terms can be
arranged. This is fine opportunity &c Sc
cure home site in Wilmington's new sub
urb In time TO erect your bungalow or
tent for next summer. You must see Min
quadale 10 appreciate It, Phone $3.50 for /
call for you and show you the lots with no
obligations on your part.
j. w. HOLLOWAY CO.
SOB Equitable Bldg.
EoR sALE-NEw CASTLE. della
Il ware Six room house, less than one
year oldf two bath rooms, large nreplace.
furnace heat, plugs for electric irons. all
)ther convenience House Is duplicate of
Drize-winning "National House Beautiful
Situated on large lot, COM
handing fine view OF river. Complete gar
lge. House was built by prominent con-
itruction company for owners occupancy;
lot Jerry built Account moving to Europe,
'wner will sell at very moderate price.
VIII include furniture complete II desired.
Terms. This is a real opportunity. Can
,e seen any time. Address ISL, Evening
Journal ONCE, or call New Castle. No. 81.
feb6-tf.
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GARAGE. REPAIRING. TIREs
TYPEWRITERs

'VYPEwRITERS RENTED - THREE
- = months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
snase. Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
wrsssr psss,ea Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
ner E1cnange. second floor, n. W. Cor
oeeentn and Market SITS. aug22-tf.
j sMiIH. REBUILT TYPEWRITER
repaired g w, v, Al makes Sold rented and
| SITS. seco,SS' w. Cor. Seventh and Market
| All makes of Ch: Phone 7iS5-J or 2775
decis-iyr oi Sheck Writers handled.
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BUNGALOW FOR SALE-JUsT COM
ID pleted; lot 37ikx100; Eve rooms. bath,
pantry. reception room. inside toilet, cleo.
tric lights. small cellar; garage, 11x13; ;
100 feet from trolley; &c fare. W. u.
Hendrix, y. & X. Railroad and New Cas-
tie Ave. Phone G314-R. feb6-3t.
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,.Il:us nELiG,0us N0TICE.

fhArEsNAL at sPlRITuAIIsT sun Sun
= vice. Sunday, 73o P M 90, SER
81 F1oSal messages by Mrs. srsau uIatnal
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Tho Want Ads supply Office managers
with their best help.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

prompted Gleason 10 decline 10 Eeidte
ROOMS FOR RENT
EoR RENr-TWo ROOMS AND BATH.
Il Apply @. W. Rice, Holly Oak. feb6-St
IHoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM. 1908
II Washington st. feb7-2t.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM s4S
IL Orange St.. near Postofhce febf-2t
EoR RENT - FURNISHED ROOM;
II gentlemen only. Phone 1919. feb5-4t.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM FOR
IL light housekeeping. 101f Tatnall St,
near Delaware Ave. feb6-2t
EoR RENT - FURNISHED ROOM.
II with modern convenienees. Apply 906
Madison st. feb7-1t
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM, GEN
Il tleman only. Cali d. & A. Phons 1896.
ieof-zt'
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM FOR
Il one or tYo gentlemen. Apply SIG Adams
street feb7-2t.
EOR RENT - THREE FURNISHED
IL rooms with bath, for light housekeep-
Ing. 1s0i Pine 81. feb6-3t.
EoR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED
Il rooms. bath and porch; no children
Apply olS Breneh s.. febe-2t.
doom FOR RENT; PRIVATE FAM
IL lily; use Of phone. 200 West street.
fepo-ot.
EURNIsHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
IL keeping. Cigar Store, Third and Tat
nall st. feb6-2t.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
Il gentlemen. 400 Washington street.
IeDo-oL
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. Apply s21 shipley
street. feb5-3t
EoR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS,
IL with or without board. 1916 franklin
street. febS-St
FURNISHED ROOMS = ALL CON.
Il yeniences; gentlemen only. 241S Mar
ket st. feoo-ot
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM FOR
IL one or two gentlemen; private family
all conveniences. Phone 12lS-W. 2os W.
UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
Z keeping, IN private family. man and
wife only; references exchanged. S35 East
EoR RENT-LIGHT. TEAM-HEATED
able; private family. Phone 46sS-J.
teoo-~t.
EoR RENT-Two LARGE. NICELY
IL furnished front rooms. board optional
for gentlemen only. Call 4552-W or SIS
Adams st. feb4-4t.
EoR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
IL light housekeeping; also rooms for
one or two gentlemen. 5011s West st.
BOARDING
TABLE BOARD AND BoARDERS-61s
Il Lombard st. feb416t.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
NtyANTED-TO RENT. WITH OPTION
w Of buying home In city or suburbs
Phone D. & A. 2121-J. jan1s-1m.
Wanted TO Buy 10Houses
Six to eight rooms. Possession March
%, 1919. Also small place in suburbs
l have the cash buyers waiting.
Chalmer D. Cauffiel,
600 Delaware Ave. Phone 1852
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PAINTING AND WALL PAPER
HOTELS AND REsTAURANTs

THE HOTEL WASHINGTON
We guarantee the best accommOda' ions
IN the city for the money. 606 Market St.
may13-lyr.
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LOST AND FOIjND
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

I'VE HAVE A CLIENT WHO WILL IN.
~ vest $1,000 in a good paying grocery
2chwartz Investment Co, 712-713 Ford
yJ4g. febI-tf
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kOOMS IOH HtNl
EoR RENT-TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
IL Apply @. W. Rice, Holly Oak. feb6-5t.
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HELP waNTED-MaLE

N5ANTED-HoRSES APPLY l.
Nv o. Ross. 10 Walnut ST. feb7-2t.
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By IL C. HAMILTON.

Copyright, 1919 by The United Press.)
CHAPTER II.
The kindly, generous spirit that
prompted Gleason TO decline to relate
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TRANSPORTATION

L ave Philadelphia.
Pier 10, N o r I h
Wharves Trace ST.,
5 p. VI.
FREIGHT ONLY.
l. cave Wilmington.
French Street Wharf,
5 p. NJ.
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OWN A HOME WITH YOUR RENT
~ money. Have assisted hundreds TO
ton to you you. Sc See WI Win an H jones' % SEA ship.
ley 81. A. NJ 70 10 p. NJ. may25-1yr.
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SEWING MACHINES

wWyEG MACHTNES-5oc WEEK
White. Standard and Golden Star, $2a
Machine parts, repafrs- Hemstitching
- INA kocksfei1sr's, IA W. Seventh
eeb9-lyr.
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For SALE


FOR SALE
/ EOR SALE-HORSES AND MULES
Il Apply 110l w. Seventh St. feb5-6t.
EoR sALE-sEcoND HAND FURNI.
IL ture. Phone 255s-J. feb0-3t.
EoR sALE-FIRsT CLASS ORGAN
Apply 1918 W. Sixteenth ST. feb8-3t
nor SALE = REVERSIBLE BLOCH
Il coach. - Fifth Ave. feb6-st.
FOR sALE-No. 8 COOK STOVE; AL
a most new. Apply 532 West Fourth
'e-ee' ieo'-ot' .
TOR SALE THoRoU HIRED
Barred Rock hens; bargain for raising
purposes. Gail Holly Oak. 199-W. febG-3t
EOR sALE-GRAYs AND WHITE
Il wicker baby coach. 2OO9 Jefferson ST.
feb6-2t.
EoR sALE-cOLLIE DOG, 10 WEEKS
4 DID, n. w. Cor Maryland Ave aud
eu@- o, iepo-zt
EoR sALE-JEwELER' SAFE. VERY
200 reasonable; can be seen at Markets.
10 ''a' net 81 ieDo'ot'
EoR sALE-A COOK STOVE. KITCHEN
- chairs ,aah gas plate, small table, etc; Ap-
>. -oYY o@A o. ieoo-o'.
k0OO CUBIC YARDS OF CINDERs
COOO at a sacrifice, delivered any
where. Phones 4652-W or 11s1-J. apr25- Tyr.
A SECOND HAND PIANO. CHEAP.
- = Afford Piano Co., 21O w. Ninth ST.
FOR sALE-sTEEE I-BEAMs; vARI-
a 90 ous lengths. l.. NJ. Simpler Son,
FOR sALE-LoT OF FANCY SHELLY
IL ing. counters, butchers refrigerator,
S9nee ChIssiil mils ana other fixtures ,APply, so'
FOR sALE-sTocK, GOOD WILL AND
fixtures Of a frst-class butcher store,
on On King st. Address SO, Evening Journal
ONCE feb4-1m.
FOR SALE = BEAUTIFUL EDISON
Il disc talking machine and large assort-
ment OF records. Si7 Orange street. Open
evenings. jan31tf.
TOR SALE-wOoD WORK MACHIN.
IL cry. fully equipped. Also i've horse
goTer motor. In good condition. Apply i1s
TOR sALB-STORE; MILLINERY, |
~ ladies' wear and children's wear; party
leaving town. Full particulars. Apply
schwartz Investment Co., 712-713 Ford
Dug. feb1-u.
nor sALB-BEAUTIFUL MISSION
IL finished, 12-foot mans hat case. con-
cave glass cases, equipped with drawers
and mirror. VIII sell cheap. Apply peO- |
pies Store. GIL Market St. feb7-2t.
cIQS BUYS FULLY GUARANTEED
toC new player piano. bench. 90 rolls
terms II desired. Gewehr Piano Co. PIG
w. Ninth St, may1O-1yr.
TAMEs A. sTIRLITH & BRO, DEAL
~ ers in scrap iron, steel and metals We
have Tor sale secondhand pipes, copper
wire and electric fittings. I-beams and con
streets. sapr23-fyr.
I WILL SELL THE STOCK OF DIES,
u tools and Jigs, making a complete stock |
room. Of the Imperial Talking Machine |
Co, costing S25. 900, for $500 cash All tools |
Ike new. Signed Ray L. Parker, $50 Mar |
ket 81. Phone 7216. nOv29-eod-tf
FoR SALE
Special Prices for Raw Furs
HURLOCKS' CASE HOUSE,
Second Hand Furniture Dealer.
iprzo-lyr. Seventh and Poplar Sts.
THE EMPIRE PIPELESS FURNACE
,ontrins the latest and most scientific prin-
sples applicable to the installation OF
'ne-pipe system OF house warming. All
,lpeless furnaces look alike when cased
'eady for use. whats inside" the cas-
ng Is the important part OF the heater
Ne Invite Inspection and comparison on
he Empire. large stock Of all sizes. No
Waiting after giving order. Also Ajax
warm air turnice that heats the home with
large volume OF warm air. ALI work in
tailed by expert workmen.
SAMUEL G. WILLIAMS,
decl6-u. 5ig Orange st.
MILLINERY
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EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM, GEN
Il tleman only. Cali d. & A. Phons 1886.
feb7-2t
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EOR SALE-HoRsEs AND MULES.
Il Apply 1101 w. Seventh ST. feb5-6t.
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CTORB FOR SALE-sUITABLE FOR
- any kind OF business; best location In
Wilmington. Inquire 100 W. Sixth ST
fe5-12t.
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HOUSE FOR sALE-7 ROOMS AND
- bath, on Kennett Pike, near Rising
sun Road. Apply Townsend, 023 Market
street. feb7-3t.
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'TENOGRAPHFR

RRING YOUR sTENoGRAPHfc; woRTS
- TO public stenesrsphers Hotel du.
Pont 4rns2e-iyr,
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LIBERTY BONDS
MOVING am mAULING

MOVING AND HAULING
WILL DO LIGHT HAULING-cALI
w 4so-W. Jan2s-im.
HAULTNG OF ANY KIND. LONG OR
IL short distances; also storage. Thomas
Joyce. Phone 657. Res. 1854. 42l French
street mayzS-lyr'
DELIABLE MOVING AND HAULING
HI 20 any plac; greatest care used.
Warrington, Il ST. and New Castle Ave.
fhone SoS4-W. mayzS-lyr
A UTo EXPRESS AT YOUR SERVICE.
"a Let US do your light hauling Murray
Express 311 %. Ninth 81. PhOhe a0J3-W.
JySO-lyr.
DOSE TRANSFER co.-LIGHT AND
~ heavy hauling; local and long dis
tance moving, by auto trucks. ID. & A
G221- W.. Auto. 2372. 225 Orange St.
-,
CPEcIAL TRUcKING-THREE TON
- truck, with big covered body, leaves
Newark. n. ]. viii take shipments al at
moderate rates. between noints going north
only A. Jedei Corporation. Phone, New
afk. lao. leol-lm.
PUBLIC SALE
pUBLIc sALE-TUEsbAY. FER. ii.
Il at Sinclair & Klair's stockyards, at
kennett Square. PA. 300 head Of livestock.
Three carloads government horses 200
head Of cattle OF all kinds. This Is the
place 70 sell and buy your cattle
feb7-l0. SINCLAIR a KLAIR.
DUBLIc sALE-THURsDAY, Feb 10.
Il at 1890 o'clock. VIM. H. Klair will
sell for Manson Tribbineau. at his stable,
$40 Butt)nwood street, South Wilmington,
80 head Of horses from 1000 10 400
pounds. Lot OF good, useful horses, right
out OF hard work and ready for the hard
est kind Of work. Lot dump wagons and
carts. About fifteen sets of double harness.
Collars, halters, blankets, shOyels, picks,
tools Of all kinds used by teamster. Every
horse and wagon sold for IT, high dollar.
MANSON TRIBBINEAU, Owner.
feb7-11-12. WIN. H. KLAIR. Manager.
DUBLIC sALE-FEBRUARY 70. AT 1
Il O'Clock. VIM. II. Khir will sell for r.
y, Blackburn. at his stable, at Twelfth and
Madison streets, oil his horses. wagons and
harness. Been used In his business. One
colt, coming 4 years old sired by Belmont
Wilkes, out OF Lady Silver; this colt has
only been broken n short time and he acts
apd looks like a trotter. One sorrel horse,
been used by ladies'. n very reliable horse.
Wagons OF all kinds. Two extra good runa-
bouts. one open wagon One phaet0n, one
cutunder, one open wagon, long body, one
matinee cart, good as new, one buggy /;
ten sets good harness. Some extra good
light harness. lot blankets. halters. boots
forks, tools Of all kinds used around
stable Positively will be sold Going out
OF the business. Terms cash.
+. b. BLACKBURN. Owner.
LANk, Aue:. WM. II. KLAIR. Manager.
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EoR sALE-oNE FRAME HOUSE AT
Il Roselle; rooms, heater and bath.
apply William Frederick, Prices Corner.
Telephone 011-J. jan31-eod-tf
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HELP WANTED
PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.
HINES SCHOOL.
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE

r AUNDREss WANTS WORK THREE
fare. p. o. Box &C. feb5-3t.
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sPIRITUALIsT NOTICE.
PIANIST.

MRS. oLwELL, WORLDS LATEST
1fl palmist; Just returned from At
mntic City. Ofice hours, 10 A. NJ. TO
r. NJ. Ladies' Beauty Parlors, sos Tatnall
st decl6-eod-u
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-11
DO HEALTHY PEOPLE
 NEED A TONIC?
And How Many People Really
 Enjoy Perfect Health?

Even the healthest people feel out of sorts occasionally. Very few of us can truly claim that we are not troubled once in a while with headaches. dizzy spells indiges- ton, dyspepsia, stomach troubles, constipa- tion, loss of appetite depression and many other ailments. There is great danger in letting these troubles pass unnoticed. If you enjoy pretty good health. why not improve it--why not strengthen and fortify yourself against sickness. If you are troubled with any of the complaints mentioned above don't let another day go by without finding out what you should do to rid yourself of the trouble.
 take in health or sickness. It puts pep" into your system. It strengthens and i'm vigorates-. Pepsinol guards healthy people against sickness: If you feel your health staying power weakening, Pepsinol will bring you renewed health and strength. It has done this very thing for thousands of peo- ple--old and young-it will do it for you There is no end of grateful letters that users of Pepsinol write every day about this lth-giving. strength preparation. extremely paatable and reviving. None but the purest ingredients find their way into this reconstructive tonic. Its daily will make you feel well and keep you well.
 When you think of pep" think of Pep sinol.
 Genuine Pepsinol is made only by The is in strict accordance with the Medical Standards of the United States Pharmacopea To be convenient for every body and yet to prevent substitutes being sold for Pepsinol. we have appointed a special "Pepsinol Agent in each section of Brmingham
 Greene Drug Co., Inc, Empre Building
 Norwood Pharmacy, 18th Ave. and 26th St
 Maurice Iretaw. 18th St. and Ith Ave, s.
 Duncan Drug Co.,. 200 goth St.
 Magnolia Pharmacy, Magnolia Point
 Causey Drug Co.,, Inc. Cor. 4Sth St. and 10th Ave.
 North Side Pharmacy, 1900 9th Ave
 Acipco Pharmacy, 290I N. 18th Ave
 North Highlands Drug Co.,, l50l Alien St
 Oxford's Pharmacy, Cor. Tuscaloosa and Poplar St.
 Thomas Drug Co.,. Fairview
 Pegram- Patton Drug Co.,. Bessemer
 Roches ter Hall Drug Co., Ensley
 Central Pharmacy Wylam
 Darlington Pharmacy. Pratt City.
 E. C. Burchfiel, East Lake
 Boyles Pharmacy, Boyles
 Look for the ''Pepsinol Agent" in your la- ,ality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-11
Wonderful play of sporting life has record the TWO HEADLINE FEATURES ON
 THE BILL AT LOEW'S BIJOU

With two headline vaudeville at fractions, three other corking good acts, superb feature photoplay. some funny reels of comedy and the in- comparable news service, together with selections on the new S1S,000 piano and the Bijou orchestra, the bill at Loew's Bijou for the last half of the week. is unusually attractive, and there is not a weak spot in it from start to finish.
 The folks from the southland, Jack Armstrong and Willie Jones, are one of the topliners, and will appear in hilarious darktown comicalities. These artists are guaranteed to keep the audience in the best of humor every minute they are on the stage
 An added attraction is Arthur Ed wards and company, who will present novelty comedy drama, Neglect" {" which is an interesting and refreshing new sketch. The playlet is in the hands of capable performers and is sure to please.
 The McDonalds will appear in an exclusive melange of music, harmony, fun and dances. Joe Christopher and Elsie Walton will appear in a very
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-11
Eugene oBen and Catherine Calvert in Romance LIVE, LAUGH AND LOVE-
 COMING TO THE JEFFERSON

The musical farce, Live, Laugh and Love- by Thomao J. Keough. Sidney F. Lazarus and Henry T. Marshall will be the attraction at the Jefferson Friday and Saturday with special matinee Sat- urday.
 Live, Laugh and Love- contains story that deals with the trials and trib- ulations of a married couple who have their own trouble, but who when an their troubles are finally strengthened out, realize that the three words in the title designate the attitude of all cou ples.
 If people Go not live they cannot laugh; if they do rot laugh and live, they sure ly cannot love.
 Some cornfed philosopher at sometime remarked. Live, laugh and love, for the time will come when you can't and around this homely philosophy, the pro- ducers have embellished,the story and the situations with a number of songs that are gems, and which are the work of Henry l.. Marshall, a lyricist of world wide reputation.
 No expense has been spared by the sponsors of Live, Laugh and Love- in the matter of scenery and costumes. The two sets comprising the scenic investure are new and the work has lately been completed in one of New Yorks best known studios The costumes are new and a delight to the eye. The chorus is composed of beautiful girls with good singing voices and an ability to dance. 4 novelty in the selection of a chorus is the fact that each of the young ladies claims one of the allied countries as her birthplace. In the cast of characters, the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-11

and medley of singing and panto- mime. Flip-flops of unusual speed and grace and trapeze work, which is at once picturesque and skillful, make this act one of the best of its kind on the circuit
 Following this. Billie Raillee of the Los Angeles Record has the follow ing:
 b. Those French GirIs"-well they are some girls, and they are at the Crpheum, the new show opening Monday matinee. William Hamilton. Cline says it is one of the cutest acts of the season, and we all believe him. Songs dances and costumes first, and then, in second act, one does a 'clownette stunt and the other performs cleverly on trapeze which is camou- flagec as a parrot porch, Wish there were more show girls like 'em.'
 The Orpheum winter. season has opened up nearly all over the country now and many Orpheum acts may be expected over the Keith time here in the near future.
 at the Lyric is extremely well-bal- anced and offers the following wcll- known performers.
 William Grew and Miss Pates will offer an unusual comedy skit entitled 'Ha. Ha. Ha," and it is intended to crea e just what the name implies, and if their reputation does not belle them they accomplish their purpose.
 Avery and O'Neill are clever black face team and are both comedians of minstrel fame. They have line of new material to offer and should prove the laughing hit of the show.
 Ellinda Tiffany will offer her oriG- inal ideas in songs and music. The screen classics round out a bill of more than usual merit and Manager Crosbie can well feel proud of his off, fnri,,n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-11
JULIAN ELIINGE COMING
 TO THE JEFFERSON MONDAY

these impersonations. E1tinge sings "He Was Good To Me-" The siren Vampire" and Don't Trust Those Big Gray Eyes," written especially for him.
 Julian Eltinge is admitted by press and public alike to be the greatest fe- male impersonator in the world today and returns to the stage after many months absence in pictures.
 In the supporting company are Leo Beers. Dewey and Rogers, Cleo Cas- coigne. former prima donna of the Metropolitan Grand Opera company; the jttlejohns, Carville, Gorhada, Ford and Price and others. mak ing nearly an all-star cast that is second to none on the American stage today.
 Eltinges gowns, as usual, cause considerable comment among the fem mine theatergoers and were designed by Cora McGeachy, former costumer for Ziregeld's Follies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-11
Gould Talk for
 Hours About It
Declares Change Is Marvellous Since Taking Dreco, the Great Root and Herb Rem edy. Relieved Stomach and Liver Troubles, Also Consti- patton.

Mrs. Fannie E. Norris of Route 5, Mont gomery. Ala.
 'It seemed like there was a big lump in my throat; my bowels were constipated, so had to take something every night often had sick. headache, and my liver was lazy. Pains in the small of my back and in my limbs caused me much suffering and it seemed I could not sleep.
 T have been taking Dreco now for some time. and it has brought change in my condition. My food digests as well as 1t ever did in my life. without any gas at all. I never have a headache nor pain in my back. and I lie down at night and go right off into a restful sleep. Dreco has done me lot of good and could talk for hours about the good it did me. and then not tell half"
 Many people are daily testing the merits of Dreco in cases of gastritis, pains in back and limbs, catarrh, headaches, rheumatis m constipation and general debility. It in creases the appetite soothes tired nerves arouses sluggish liver and kidneys and drives the impurities from the blood. Being made of juices of roots, herbs, b.4rks and berries it does not contain any mercury potash or other harmful minerals.
 All good druggists now sell Dreco and 1t is highly recommended in Birmingham by Norton Drug Co. Dreco is also sold in Besssmer by the Patton Drug Company. i'm fanrfie.d by Halls Pharmacy, in Vivian bv Central Pharmacy.--Ady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-11

clever slSit, "A Close Shave" introduc- ing songs and comedy talk. Fieber and Griffin will offer a little jazz little music and some melodies.
 Among the picture features Sessue Hayakawa, the famous Niponese star, will be seen the second half of the week in The Gray Dawn" d produc- tion that for artistic photoplay and dramatic strength reaches the high water mark of excellence
 The locale of a great part of the story is in the Sierra Nevada moun- tains, where lives Yano Nasata. young Japanese artist, who has sought the solitude of the mountains for in- spiration and work. To this retreat comes Furthman, an art connoisseur, who specializes in forging foreign bonds. When Yano learns that Furth- man expects to utilize his talents in his criminal schemes, and then discovers that the forger is the man that has betrayed his sister he kills the forg- er-bigamist by throwing him over cliff
 The climax is startling in it's vivid continuation and the solution of the drama creates a powerful impression.