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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-02

l.yric-Keith vaudeville. Loew's Bijou-Loew's vaudeville
 and feature pictures. New Majestic-"Sinners."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-02
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
LAPS WORRIED BY
 LABOR PROBLEMS
Leading Men Are Now Devoting Themselves to Study of Empires
 New Questions

By Rssociattd Ffess
 Tokio. June 10.-The increasing tendency of the Japanese workers to assert their rights and to interest themselves in so- cialism is causing leading Japanese to study the means of meeting this labor problem. Ii is pointed out that strikes are increasing and that as Japanese labor has no organized voice, the strikes are liable to lead to dangerous violence, as in the case of the rice riots last year.
 The Herald of Asia says that there is a considerable element affected by SO cialist theories, but that owing to the severe repression imposed by the authori- ties there is no means of knowing how far socialism has spread. The journal adds That the bacteria exists here, there is no doubt. It is kept under so far. but it only shoulders, ready to break out on occasion. If socialism cannot legitimately raise it's head. then it will try to do so illicitly. and the result is holshevisrn and anarchy"
 The journal recommends immediate and effective improvement of labor condi- tions in line with the suggestions of the league of nations, political and educa- tional reform, the elimination of bureau cratic methods and a true restoration of the ideal of democracy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

Each dose of two tablets of Nuxated Iron contains and one-haR grains Of organic iron in the form of iron peptonate of special specific standard which in opinion superior qualities other known form of iron By using other makes of Iron Pcptonate could have put the quantity of tull iron in the tablets less than fourth the cost to and by using metallic iron could have accomplished the thing less than one-twelfth the cost; but by doing must have certainly impaired their therapeutic efficacy Gyceophosph used in Nuxated Iron is Of the expensive tonic ingredients known It is especially recom- mended to build the force and thereby increase brain power, gycerophosphates said to contain phosphorus in that particular state sim lar to that in which 1t is found and brain cells of
 As will be from the above. two important ingredients of Nuxated Ircn (Iron Peptonate and Glyceropho osphatesl very expensive products as eomla red with most other tonics.
 Under such circumstances The temptation to adul- eration and substitution by interruptions persons is very great and the public is hereby warned to be careful and see every bottle is plainly labeled "Nuxated Iron" by the Dae Health Laboratories Paris London and Detroit U. S. A., as this is the only genuine article. If have taken other forms of iron without success. this does prove Nuxated Iron will not help you
 harufacturers Note-Nuxated Iron is not secret remedy. but oiie which is well known to druggists everywhere Cnke the older inorganic iron prod ucts 1t IS easily assimilated. does injure the teeth, make them black upset the stomach Nuxate Iron is not recommended for use in cases of acute Illness. but only tonic. strength and blood builder (La case of illness consult your family physician and be guided by is avice). If in doubt doctor as we do not wish to sell you Nuxated Iron II you do not require it. If you shoud use 1t and it does not help you, notify and we will return your money. It is sold by all druggists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
RESENTS
 STEALING COLORS
Does Not Want German Re- public to Appropriate
 Black, Yellow and Red
By Associated Press

Brussels, June 20.-(By Mail )-Belgium patriotic societies are forming to take action to prevent the German republic from adopting the Belgian national colors black, yellow and red-for it's flag. In tense indignation is manifested, and this is a bit heightened by the plea that the colors in the new German emblem will be disposed of horizontally instead of vertically
 It is generally supposed that the Bel gian colors of today were chosen by the patriots of 1880, but the revolutionists of that year merely took for themselves the black, yellow and red which had been legendary in Flanders and the Brabant since the middle ages.
 The princes of Flanders bore on their arms black lion on a field of gold, and those of Brabant golden lion on field of black The trappings of both were red From the thirteenth century. therefore, the Belgian colors have been black, yellow and red.
 An argument against the use of the colors by the Germans is that the Bel gians have actually employed the black, yellow and red horizontally in their em- blems, notably in their mercantile flags, so they consider they still have a priority i on that disposition of the colors as well | as the vertical use. The horizontal bars | were adopted by the patriots who over | threw the Austrians in 17s9. In 1880 the | first flag to fly from the Hotel de Vile 1 in Brussels was the horizontal-barred
 black, yellow and red
 l The Belgians scorn the plea of the Ger l mans that they have the right to Use the colors because of their use by the ! ancient Germanc empire, of which Aus tria was the center. They assert that the confusion resulting from the employ
 ment by Germany as we'll as Belgium or
 the Black, yellow and red would be em- barrassing to the nation which had fought 1 four wears to keep it's colors unsullied.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
b|G ATTRACTIONS
 AT LOEW'S b|JOU New Cooling System Is In- stalled = Programme Is
 Novel and Varied

As variety is the spice of life, and the life of vaudeville, the bill at Loew's Bijou for the week is varied enough to suit the most exacting The programme is full of entertaining novelties and some of the best acts on the boards are included.
 Manager Everett has recently installed a. new cooling system which makes the popular theatre the most pleasant place in the city during the heated days. A continuous stream of cool fresh air is forced through every section of the theatre and the warm air drawn through the roof by aid of powerful butterfly" fans.
 For the first half of the week the at tractive bill will be headed by Doris Handy and company in a unique one-act comedy, Speaking of Men" The sketch | Is full of bright lines and comedy situa- tions Williams and Culver. a clever 1 team, will present snappy pot pourri ] of harmony and fun.
 Ed Philips, the twentieth century star 1 of the Passing Show of 19lS," will en- certain with dances, song and story. liar l rson and Holloway will offer an artis- tic musical episode introducing classic and popular selections on the banjo and saxaphone The Aerial LaVails will en- certain with an act that is full of thrills l and comedy.
 The picture offering will be vivid photo drama, Rose of the Vest a 1 story filled with highly dramatic incl dents, and featuring Madame Traverse
 Just for Instance" will be the topline attraction on the bill for the second half | of the week and is surprise comedy playlet by two women and a man. But Walker has a pleasing offering and will entertain with songs and stories and inn presentations of stage celebrities. Herb 1 Walker and Liela West will offer latest dances and song hits, and Walthour and Princeton have a startling and sensa- tional cycling act.
 The photoplay offering will be the dynamic star Hale Hamilton in "In His Brothers Place." a comedy drama of great heart appeal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
KEITH VAUDEVILLE AT LYRIC THEATRE
Many High-Class Attrac- tions on the Bill at Popu-
 lar Playhouse

Theatregoers will be highly. entertained at the Lyric this week, as the programme to be presented is featured with excel lent amusement.
 Among the feature attractions will be Jean Barrios, celebrated entertainer in song impressions, Lemaire Hayes and company, black face entertainers; Johnny Cantwell and Reta Walker, just back from France in a rollicking funmaker, What D You Say?" Ann Sutor, the girl from Dixie; Sheldon and Daley in nifty songs at the piano, Walter Fenner
 and company in Show Me- and other entertaining features.
 Jean Barrios will be presented as the
 headline attraction the first half of the
 ing a hit on the southern vaudeville cir cult and no doubt will prove most pleas ing to local vaudeville lovers Jean Bar rios offers programme of exclusive songs and other attractive entertainment Lemaire Hayes and company, black tractive number on this bill. This act abounds in comedy and general all around entertainment.
 l Other offerings for the first half of the week will be Sheldon and Daley nifty songs at the piano. Willie Hale and
 Brother in bits of vaudeville, and the l novelty Mitchells, comedy gymnasts. l Johnny Cantwell and Reta Walker among the best know of vaudeville en- i tertainers, will be the headliners for the | last half of the week. This team has Just returned from France and is re l ceiving a royal welcome from the theatre
 goers of all cities. In What D Yor 1 Say?" they have vehicle that is jan | full of clever entertainment.
 | Ann Sutor, the girl from Dixie, vii
 also be feature attraction the last hal1
 of the week Miss Sutor is most pleas ing entertainer and a very attractive girl l Other attractions to be offered Thurs day, Friday and Saturday will be Walter Fenner and company in Show Me- Gabby Brothers and Clark. the talka- tive chaps" and the Nudge Morton tric in a musical melange.
 l News pictures form a pleasing part oi l the programme at all performances.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
EAST LAKE PARK AFFORDS
 GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR
 PLEASURE SEEKERS OF CITY

One reason East Lake park has made such a hit with the pleasure seekers of Birmingham, is that the management has abandoned the old sterotyped meth ods adopted by some parks in seeking to give the patronage entertainment. and have gone about furnishing amuse- ment on an original scale.
 The way it used to be done or has al ways been done was not good enough for East Lake New thrills and new novelties were added and installed and today the city of Birmingham boasts one of the best regulated amusement parks in the entire south, where the man of modern means, and the more fortunate wealthy man, may take his family out for a real outing, insured that perfect order will prevail.
 Take the bathing pool for instance. The management did not sit down after possessing one of the best inland bath ing pools in the country. It went ahead and built devices for water sports which doubled the pleasure of taking a plunge It furnished individ- ual lockers for its guests to insure these guests that personal effects would be found where they had been left. It bought all new bathing suits, placed beach gravel on the bed of the lake to eliminate the mud evil and did a score of other things for the better ment Of the bathing beach. Today East Lakes bathing beach stands out as a model which any inland town would do well to copy.
 Riding devices in the park were in- stalled that were strictly up to date Take the Whip" for instance. It is something entirely new in the amuse- ment world and there is no other whip permanently located in a park in the south other than Birmingham. Victory Channel is also one of the most nove rides known to the amusement world with scenes of the recent war to thrill and beautify the ride. Taken all ir all the riding devices throughout the park are the most thoroughly modern of any amusement park in the south
 The children's playground is another instance where the progressive spirit was shown. Instead of furnishing to the kiddies a place to play and letting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

Many ingenious substitutes are be- ing employed in England for the win dow glass which has been broken in the last four years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
This Makes the Curl
 Stay in Your Hair

The silmerine method of curling the hair is unusually popular just now, according to the druggists. This is largely due to the warm weather and because women are now spending so much of their time out of doors. Liquid Slim not only produces the love Hest. natural looking curls and waves. but it keeps the hair in curl no matter how hot or how moist the day, or how hard the wind blows.
 It is simply wonderful how this harmless liquid converts the straight est. lankest hair into such pretty curly do is to wet a clean tooth brush withS liquid silmerine at bedtime. draw this through the hair, and in the morning she finds her hair has dried in just the sweetest waves and crinkles. A few ounces will keep the hair curly for many weeks. It will also keep it beau tifullY soft. silky and lustrous.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

NEW MEDAL FOR
 AMERICAN AIRMEN
By Associated Press


 Rome. June 12.-Dora Ohlfsen, designer of the Anzac medal, has produced in her Rome studio new medal dedicated to the American air force. The face side consists of the head of an American avi- ator, the model for which had served in the American air force operating on Italys front. surrounded by an allegor- ical design symbolical of Americas will and power.
 The reverse side of the. medal is sym bolical of the task America accomplished in transporting her forces across the seas and bearing an inscription taken from President Wilson's message to Cons gress. which reads:
 There is therefore but one response possible from us: Force. force to the ut most: force without stint or limit, the righteous and triumphant force which shall make right the law of the world, and cast every selfish dominion down in the dust"
 Miss Ohlssen is an Australian.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

it go at that the park management went out and bought the most mod ern playground equipment available. And, it made an instant hit with the tots and is still making a hit.
 Orchestral and band concerts for the summer on Sundays have also been pleasant features. At present David sons orchestra is playing on Sunday afternoons at the park. giving continu- ous concert, and this famous local mu- sical organization will furnish one of the seasons greatest musical programs Sunday afternoon.
 East Lake, as municipal pleasure and amusement resort. is indeed a model for other municipalities 10 pat tern after.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
Didn't Care What Happened

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 Greene Drug Co.,, Hagan-D Dunlap Drug Co. and druggists everywhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
THINKS TIPS WILL
 SOON PASS AWAY
Hv Associated Press

Chicago, July 12.--With the going out or Intoxicating liquor the country is also likely to go on the 'tipless'' basis, ac- cording to A. c. Stephens. president o1 the Ohio Hotel association, who IS Tn
 Chicago arranging for the convention of his association to be held in connection with the hotel show here during the week of August A. j., 'I think the day of tips is over,' said MT. Stephens with the European source of supply practically cut off, it is hard f to get walters. So the hotels have been more and more carefully considering me- chanical devices to take the place of servants.
 ''It is surprising to note how many really good hotels have installed cafe terias. I predict that more of them will do so The cafeteria, as you know, is strictly tipless institution. Even in dim ing rooms where there is service, the movement toward doing away with wait CTS is making rapid strides. There are all sorts of mechanical devices for this purpose. A mechanical system for check , ing hats and wraps has already been de- vised and, am sure, will soon come into | general use.
 | "With the going out of liquor and the 1 curtailing of tips in consequence of this, walters will be asking wage scale two or three times as great as the present 1 one, and the hotel men simply can't af- | ford to pay it."
 | Many ingenious substitutes are be-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
Cubans in Mexico

Mexico City, June 30-Dr Ezequiel Gar cia Ensenat, recently named minister to Mexico from Cuba, and Calixto J. Whit marsh, first secretary of the legation, ar
 rived here recently and assumed their posts. This marked the opening of re- lations between the two republics which had been suspended for many months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
Theatres on Motor Lorries

London, June 25.-A scheme is on foot here to build theatres on motor lorries for the purpose of touring country dis tricts. It would be a return to the meth ods of the dramas infancy in England. The old mystery plays of the sixteenth century were performed on platforms on wheels. and the theatre was wheeled from point to point
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
Anarchists in Mexico

Mexico City, June 30.-Active measures to prevent radicals with anarchistic ten- dencies from spreading their doctrines in the republic are being taken by the government which already has deported several persons charged with pernicious conduct Federal employees at all ports of entry have been instructed to keep a watchful eye for suspicious persons
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