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Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
BIC DOUBLE PROGRAM
 WITH BATHING GIRLS COMES ID COLUMBIA

real treat is in store for those who are among those present. at the Col umbia theater Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, December 31. or January l or 2
 On those three days only, the Col umbia management is offering double program that is double program in every sense of the word. The first program is Dog Days" the funniest of all seaside comedies, but we're going to skip rather lightly over that fea- ture. for the time being, believing that the average theater-goer is far more in- terested in the second part of said program.
 This second part consists of six of the prettiest, most shapely and grace full bathing girls that a pair of eyes ever fastened onto. And they're com ing in person and bringing their bath ing suits (what there is of them) with 'em.
 First you see these startling mer- maids in this newest and funniest sea- side film, Dog Days,'-then they step out from the screen to entertain you with song, dance and seaside prank S. and boy, they're some pranks, take it from us.
 A clean, wholesome. entertaining program, show for all the family. Come and judge for yourself. after which you will state that these mer- maids are guilty of being the most beautiful. charming and graceful beauties that you- have ever seen. See them in saucy, daring, chic bathing suits, bringing to you the very breath of the salt sea.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

Dr. Harry J. Haiselden, a Chicago physician did when he refused to allow the deformed Bollinger baby to live. The reason why the Chicago physician took his now famous stand is beauti- fully and forcefully portrayed in Are You Fit to Marry" a spectacular film play which opens a three-day engage ment at the Columbia theater this af- ternoon. The program will be shown to mixed audiences.
 In this impressive photoplay, the de- tails of the episode which was heart round the world' are revealed for the first time. but more than that; the story is a scathing indictment of present-day society and a powerful warning of the extermination that awaits the American nation if its
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

lost, so the Queen of the Fairies has sent for them and with the wave ot her wand, will give them life-ther what merrirnent will follow,
 After a romp and revel in Fairyland playthings. fairies. Queen and all will embark on the good ship Flying Rug, for the earth world, there to complete the afternoons holiday with moving pictures.
 A special Baby Marie Osborne pic ture. entitled ..Baby's Roundup" has also been secured for this matinee program only. which IS for women and children of the community
 The music program will be in keep ing with the rest of the entertainment.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
SPECIAL CH|LDREN'S
 MATINEE COLUMBIA
 FOR NEXT SATURDAY

A special children's matinee will be held at the Columbia theater next Saturday afternoon. A specially pre- pared program has been arranged by the Columbia management for the oc- casion, featuring which will be a play let. entitled "The Lost Playthings,r and in which 40 local youngsters will take part.
 It is but a few days since Christmas and where are the toys and play things? Many of them are broken or
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
z1BT BTUTAIFRJ

ELkS-Startins tonight, the Del S. lawrence company in the $10,0OO prize play, Common clay,- in which John Mason starred in New York with such success. There will be a matinee Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
 STRAND-Sunday, Monday, Tues day, Elsie Ferguson in "The Witness For the Defense" with the Prixma na- .urai color pictures; comedy, No Strand Symphony orchestra. George J. Hayes at the pipe organ, featured n solo and slides. Wednesday, Bert -yteii in One Thing at Time, O'Day,' Mith Briggs comedy and Pathe News. thursday (New Years day), Friday
 The Market of Souls" with comedy, African Lions and American Beau ties," the Outing Chester, and Pathe News
 LAMARA-Sunday, Monday, Gladys Brockweii in Chasing Rainbows," rord Weekly. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, D. ". Griffith's "The Girl Who Stayed at Home." with first in staiinent of Martin Johnson, "On the 6orderiand of Civilization" Friday, Saturday, features to be announced, with "Ihe Fighting Line" al an added attraction.
 THE HIP-sunday. Monday, Tues day, Enid Bennett in Partners Three,"l with Mutt and Jeff in Switxeriand," Wednesday, The Forest Rivals" with the Christie comedy Thursday, Fri day, Saturday, Tom Mix in Fighting for Goid,' with comedy.
 LuMRIA-Beginning this after noon and for three days the sensa- tIonal film, Are You Fit to Marrv?u "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. big double program, the seaside comedy, Dog Days" and the extra added at traction of six shapely bathing girls m person; Saturday afternoon, special children's matinee, "The Lost Play things" with 70 small children of the city.
 PLAZA - Beginning today, Anita Stewart in "virtuous Wives" adapted from the book by Owen Johnson, also the serial, The Adventures of Ruth-
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
ARE: YOU FIT ID , MARRY?' COMES T0
 COLUMBIA TODAY

Second only in importance to sacri- ficing life is the sacrifice of success to a principle. That's virtually what
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

It may be that Carranza leans to the Reds. Birds with that sort of whiskers flock together.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

One of many shapeIy figures which will be seen in person in the big double program which opens a three day engagement at the Columbia thea ter "Wednesday.
 E g # # * present methods of living are not changed.
 Are You Fit to Marry?" written by Jack I.ait. we'll known short story writer and playwright, who recognized it's possibilities as a drama. has no equal as problem play. But it is more than a problem play. ParadoxicaI as it may seem, it carries an excor- iating denunciation of standards of love and marriage regulations now m force.
 To pr. Haiselden, who plays the leading role, allowing the Bo1linger baby to die was but an incident. He saw in the incident an opportunity to sound to the American people warn ing of the inexorable fate they face if they continue to mate by present standards
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

PLAZA TT Beginning today, Anita Stewart in "Virtuous Wives" adapted from the book by Owen Johnson, also the serial, "The Adventures of Ruth.-
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

The management not only takes pIeasure in announcing the booking of Ruth Roland in "The Adventures of Ruth" but personally recom- mends this serial as one that is different; out of -the- ordinary; one that you will enjoy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-09
STONEWALL CHAPTER

Stonewall chapter, United Daughters ol the Confectionery. met with Mrs Joe Smith yesterday afternoon, at which time the annual election of officers was held. Mrs. John Angwin was made presi- dent, Mrs NJ. M. Johnson, vice presi- dent; Mrs B. B. Gillespie secretary, and Mrs. George Brigman treasurer. Mrs W. E. Cooper was elected registrar, Mrs Joe smith and Mrs w. B. Cooper were named delegates to attend the state con vention, which convenes in May.
 An interesting programme followed the business meeting. Mrs. D. A. Echols talked to the meeting on What the Ala bama Boys Did in the World War, which she prefaced with remarks con corning the war work the women of Birmingham and Alabama did.
 Mrs J. $. Rountree gave two voca selections somewhere a Voice Is Call ing" and The Sunshine of Your smile, T and Mrs Shook Keith read by request '~The Criss;'' That Soldier Coon of Mine" and Mud Pies The rooms were attractively decorated in baskets of red and white carnations and the ices and hints were also in red and white.
 number of guests were present fo- the occasion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-09
BESSEMER NEWS

Bessemer. April S.-(Special)-A survey of the schools of Bessemer and outlying district is being made this week. Dr. Bunker of the educational department of the government, with the assistance and cooperation of Su- perintendedt L. l.. Vann, Is making a thorough investigation of all schools for the purpose of compiling a report to be submitted to the state depart ment of education. Information in re- gard to schools, buildings. financial conditions, methods used in teaching, housing facilities, the pay of the teachers, and everything connected with the educational system of the city will be incorporated into the report IA more complete estimate will be made from questionaires that will be received by the teachers within the next few days, to be filled out and returned to the state board of edu- cation. It is stated that the informa- tion received will be used by the com- missioners in making their recoin- mendations to the legislature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-09
MISSIONARY UNION

The Womans Missionary union Of the Jonesboro Baptist church held their regular monthly meeting at the residence of Mrs. John Smithson Mon- day afternoon. Unusual interest was attached to the meeting as the result of the annual election of officers took place. The officers elected were as follows: Mrs. Dave Glenn. president; Mrs. Florence Stevens. vice president; Mrs R. S. Nolen. secretary and treas urer; Mrs. W. R. Parker, assistant secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Joe Brit tain, secretary of personal service; Mrs W. $. Howard and Mrs. R. s. Mo- len, counselors for the girls auxiliary; Mrs J. E. Wilson and Mrs. D. A. Bur- gess leaders
 The subject for the afternoon was ''The Training Schoo1" and Mrs. Dave Glenn conducted the mission study class from the book, "All the World in All the Word" Excellent reports were given by all officers. Delegates were appointed to the convention to be held in Atlanta in May. as follows: Mrs. w. R. Parker. Mrs. Will Davis. Mrs. Peyton Langford. Mrs. R. s. Nolen and Mrs Florence Stevens. A salad course followed by ices and cake was served by the hostess to the Is members pres- ent sa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-09
Victory Fleet Roster
 Is Issued by the Navy
By Associated Prsss

New York, April S.-A navy department
 memorandum was issued here today giv- ing the roster of what the department of- ficially calls the Victory fleet"
 It includes IA battleships, among them
 being the Pennsylvania, flagship of Ad-
 miral Mayo, chief; Utah. flagship of Rear Admiral Eberle: New
 York flagship of Rear Admiral Rodman Wyoming, flagship of Rear Admiral Coontz, and New Mexico. flagship of Vice Admiral Wilson.
 There are 90 destroyers. Twenty eight went to the war zone immediately after war was declared and remained until the armistice was signed. Of 2S completed after war began eight went abroad. Twenty-Five have been completed and commissioned since the armistice was signed. One was torpedoed and five were in collisions and were repaired in British shipyards.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-09
ND FORMAL ACTION
 ON PUBLIC DANCING
 AT EAST LAKE PARK
Advocates of Dancing Pre- sent Arguments Class Legislation Alleged in
 Proposed Ordinance

Fc rmal action of the city commission regarding dancing this summer at East Lax park vii be taken within short time. The question was discussed al length yesterday afternoon at the meet ing of the city commissioners by citizens who favor public dancing at the park. IL was taken under advisement and will De voted on soon.
 It had been commonly believed that the city commission had, in response to an appeal made by citizens against public dancing, taken action prohibiting pubic danSing at East Lake park, and the com- 1nittee that appeared before the commis- sion' yesterday asked for reconsldera- tion Members of the commission stated that no final action had been taken ana the hearing was held.
 What has been done, it was stated, tooh place in a conference of the commission CTS. and therefore was not formal or legal. and amounted to nothing more than discussion of the subject, which