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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-08-14
COTTAGERS OF MANCHESTER
NOTICE.!

During the past week lady visitor
has gained entrance, and inspected at
least, one house in town, on forged
and fraudulent permit purporting to
have been issued and signed by my
self. Please take notice that if it is
desired to show your cottage to any
one, your permission will be first
sought and gained by call from me
in person.
That undue alarm may not be
caused by this notice, ] wish to say
that believe the trick was played by
an INSCRIPTIONS person solely to graf
ify abnormal curiosity and that no
harm will follow.
W. B. EDGERTON,
adv. Real Estate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-08-14

of the North District) are getting
ready for their show. The tall farm
er who is to give the stern, silent In
dian dance, is perfectly capable Of
trying his steps under the astonished
eyes of the cows in his barn. The
little Yankee children who are to "do''
the quaint jogging dance of their
great-grandfathers, are likely to be
practicing it by the roadside. Dorothy
Garfield Fisher, who enacts the old
geat-grandmother, is getting back
the technique for smoking a pipe and
dancing wild jig which are the main
parts of her performance. The little
boy who is to spell words is practic-
ing "ge-gee-og-geog-ra-g eogra ply
geography" by syllables as his great
grandfather spelled, and all the chill
dren are joyfully turning themselves
loose on anticipations of eating the
real turkey which is an important part
Of their acting" in this most home
grown and indigenous of dramatic
performances. And although the 2lst
Of August is some distance away yet,
people are beginning to cock their
eyes weatherwards and hope for a
fair evening on the day when the
North District does its chores extra
early and moves up bodily to show
Manchester how Thanksgiving was
celebrated in 1891 in the nearby town.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-08-14
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT

Children's African Brown Hose,
worth SOC pr, A prs for. .98c
2 yds. A. c. A. and Sterling Tick
ings, regular at 69c yd.. .98c
Ladies' Munsingwear Suits No.
1918, No. $500, No. 1920, all of
which sell regularly at $1.l9
and $l.29 per garment, for
Friday only ..... CSC each
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests with
tape over shoulder, regular at
SOC each, 2 for. CSC
Misses Union Suits, sizes a to
IL, worth 69c a suit, 2 for CSC
A job lot of cOrsets which in
cludes Warmers, American
Lady, and summer corsets of
Children's H. w. r. Hose, sizes
6 to 101a, A prs. for -. .98c
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-08-14
People Of Little Worth.

The truth and rapture Of man are
holy things. not lightly TO be scorned.
A carelessness of life and beauty
marks the gluttOn. the idler, and the
fools in their deadly path across his
tory.-Jobn Masefeld. ~sy,p frn.y,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-08-14
MANCHESTER


on. What beautiful dap Sundal
sAs,
Harry G Bcaec was in West Rgpcrf
Sunday Visiting his mother
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Bro~nson wcr'
IN Arlington Sunday visiting at Mr.
Brownnon's old home.
J. l.. Galligan of Troy. passed ths
wcck end with his family ~ MH
Lsrsin's on Franklin avenue,
FOR HIRE--Sescn passenger Cad
lilac touring car. Call Orchard fars
Garage for rateS Phone i07. adv
Vim. NJ Ritter has purchased the
Way place, so-called, on the West road
from uessrA. chas. Z. and X. +. Way.
Miss Elizabeth o'Donnell Of Brook
Ign. 10 Visiting her sister. Mrs. vii.
liam Kinsella, arriving Saturday af-
ternoon.
Harry r. Wolf of New York City,
10 passing his vacation with Mrs.
Wolf and two daughters at their cot
iage here.
Mrs Hamblin and Miss Miller, who
have been at the 0rvis Cottage for
some weeks, have returned TO their
homes in Troy. N. Y
The tickets have gone on sale for
the entertainment Of the Misses Hoyt
on Friday evening, the 18th. The adj
vance sale was large.
Mr.. and Mrs y. b. Nottingham, who
were visiting in this section for some
time past. left the last Of the week
for their home in Yonkers, N. Y.
Rober, X. Edgerton, who has been
working for l.. r. Wiley in his grocery
store, has finished his duties there and
his place has been taken by David X.
Lyon.
Ii. b. c. Healey Of Barnesboro, Pa,
who has just returned from overseas,
where he hes been as surgeon in the
A. +. r., is visiting his brother, 7. J.
Hcaley.
Mrs. L. II. Thompson and two
daughters passed the weekend with
her sister, Miss Flora Chapman in
Albany, N. Y, returning Monday
morning
Miss Ethel Battenburg Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, arrived at the home Of her
aunt, Mrs. 0rrin W. Boynton, Satur-
day afternoon and will spend her vaca-
ton as usual in this village.
Mrs. r. J. Orvis, Mrs Louise Graves
and Miss Rhoda 0rvis were in Will
mington on Thursday last visiting DR..
and Mrs. Noble and family who are
camping at Lake Raponda.
Mr.. Fahnestock Of Dorset, has ar
ranged to show publicly a number OF
landscapes Of local subjects during the
week beginning Wednesday, August
10Th at the 10Th Hole Tea House.
Miss Violet +. Richardson, who has
been teaching at White River Junction
for the past two years, is spending the
month Of August at the home of her
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Richard
eon.
Lester Farnum's Hand Colored
of Manchester and vicin-
ity--many choice mountain views
made this sesaon--at The Buckley .
Studio, Manchester Center. Gleason o
4 Sykes Bldg. adv-l7-d
Mrs. Charles H. Hamilton, who has a
,ecn in Manchester for several weeks u
visiting her father, Hiram Eggleston II
md her sister. Miss Eleanor Eggles- y
on, left Friday afternoon for her '
nome in Nashville, Tenn. n
Miss Dorothy l.. Booker Of Provi-
ienc, X. l., who has been a guest of .
Hiss Marion l.. Bennett for the past u
week, left Wednesday morning for VI
to visit her grandfather "
or few days before returning TO her d
'ome. III
Messrs. j. NJ. Chapman and J. Digby
falkland, directors Of the Equinox p'
fountain Spring, Inc, motored here o'
rom New York City on Friday after sc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-08-14
THE NORTH DISTRICT PLAYERS

II people passing through the North
District. Arlington, in these days. see
gueer soings-o mixed with the mid
summer activities customary on
farms. they must not be surprised.
The North District Players (which
means practically all the inhabitants
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-08-14

DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
6 yds. either bleached or brown
part linen toweling. -. .98t
4 yds. 36-inch percale, worth 29t
a I'd. ............... $50
1874 yds. Bates gingham, worth
&c a yd. .............. CSC
5 yds. 23c apron gingham. $50
Is yds. 27-inch voiles in paisley
patterns ...... 9Sc
g balls O. N. T. mercerized Gro
chet cotton SIC
"a spools Coats thread. :. >. CSC
SPECIAL
| dozen $3.50 Carpet Sweepers,
Friday only ;. CSC
Mems tan work hose, a bargain
today at 35c a pr, a prs. .98c
Ladies' Burson Rib Top Hose,
regular at 39c pr, 3 prs. $50
Ladies Ipswich Hose, 3 prs. 98c
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-08-14

A twostory brick structure at Al.
bany, N. Y, with fixtures. bricks and
everything, was carried away BY
thieves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-08-14
GROCERY DEPARTMENT

n cans Bee Brand Tomatoes, CSC
N cans Red Acorn Peas csc
Z Gems Jackie Corn. .98c
10 cans Soups, Campbells, Van
Camps or Franco-American, 98c
10 pkgs. Silver Flake Corn
Flakes .......... CSC
q pkgs. Seedless Raisins. CSC
25 lbs. Bulk Rolled Oats. =. CSC
8 pkgs. Muellers Products. 98c
3 bottles Equinox Ginger Ale CSC
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
II ~ F7 ~ e 2lI NIX N97
Co. I
liaalll

laslsy eSa hsy' ss~uthla9 WI
|h3sllh. n
fAiA M adsns NJ Assa pinsss
anfsNl IN ths 1saaalase AnGi.Tn'
h4senIopis AaGDeistiaa which plaasa
I'm aals 10 tsalh Aaaasl txiiiiaa n
Nd Csoss EAsisssaaS 6eni q ~.
|e&nhm lst. thron6hons this stats.
Thaes littls p@ssy ssAA hass
|asssd tADnuunts N hvss tm u
|psaniss cGeasctsd b sAlss Il thu
pasl Aess hauxhi hsallh ios ihoa.
aania nl nnea. a0msn and nhjldrea
IN thin stsss.
Merit y@sr 4 600 Teassssessas sss
dooasd 70 dis ol eoGsumpsoa. pre-.
ssatshis. cufshls md conssollshie
diseases. unlesa th&s can hsvs Sslp
All that tAsss people need 10
sssdissi tass md sdsics. good iuoA.
fresh ais and 4 tnoslsdse 81 hos 10
tabs ssss " themselves thai shsy
may IL prevented hon INJECTING
thsif tsmiiies and tksis isisnds,
Tia Tsns4ssss Anti Tuberculosis
Association doss this With . stat al
lrsinsd SosksM ~hn sss c0nseAntly
travelling throughout lbs stats and
wha afe wmtins towafds tbs dsv
that each e7mmun.ty will have =
public health nurse 10 guard the
public health.
Since II hss been proven that
'mcDeJ csn hay everything. In.
cluaing health the Association
expects TO ssiI 10 900 900 ssals in
Tennessee shis cArissnssside,
Thess seals vi b. placed on
sals 10 svssy community sn thss
avery Christmas Package and Letter
Will carry one iii these psnay mss.
sssss Of hope and health.
Take some Of your monsy and
buy soms health ior your commsn.
Ity,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
Presbyteriaa Church Notes.

For Dec, III oil tbs usasl services
sfs announced.
Hsohath scbool 1t g;45 and
morpins preaching service Of IL
o clock. The Endetvot Society
will meet Al 9 .. m. aad tbs pastor
will preach again .. ! ,'elock.
Mid week meeting 10 at $40
Wednesday evening, You are cord.
ialIy invited 10 attend ell these
services. '''- ''' ''' "a T. ''''' ga ''' ga -''
On Dec. ~ The Woman's Mhs
ionAry society will bold its regular
nssiins II The home IL Mrs. God,
2;30 y. NJ.
i Preparation Tor the exercise BY
the Sabbath school aud ios the
siftsssssisG's ssss assasax, sssry* sss4, 4
u Tie supsrintendsut's >. san0nnes,
mont aroused the ususl delight Of
shs chiidrsn and .hsy viii not b.
disappoisisd.
The pastor has received letter
from the Presbyterian church Of
ireland Ia which 4 determined
stand d taken against Home Ruls.
This strong body oi mss leader,
amnns the Irish. psopls nay that
there b no Just reason is hatssd d
English rule and stats INST Ireland
10 not q poor ooansry. In ths iouf
years Of war the deposits In Irish
banks increased from II million
pounds Sterling 10 40 million. -
incssass equal 10 3%5 million dol.
lan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
\
M. \ sylos Tsils I'M Expsr-
iencG

Ths tsiS,sias bsisf sasoant IL Il
|intavi&fw with Il Dick4en Man sishi
ys2fs no. md iis sasnsl. viii n
|rsfd sikA hssr interest W sSssy
|citixSn-
j. X. Tayios. retired blaeksnith.
kiekHst Asa.. sayt: 4 tp0nd
D0an's Kidney FIlls 10 ~ III ~
eslisnt kidnsy remedy and I gladly
recommend than. Nh kidneys
ssss wsak and sstsd irss1lsfls. |
had 4 ssssrs hAekachs t0a. Dosa's
KidDey Pills. procured hsm ihs
Mys!t Drug Co says ms great ~.
iisi.n The above stassmeat sss
given February it. 1911 and on
Jana 1918. Mr.. Tsyler added:
! recommended Doan's Kldnsy
Pills In 1911. since then. tAsS
have always proven beneficial whsal
1 havs had need 10 uss them.
Price 6l)c. Il oil deslsss. Dse's
simely ssk Tor kidney ivmedy-
esi Dosn's Kidney Pills--shs ssms
lhal M. Taylnr bad. Festsfs
Milharn CO.. Mrs. Buffalo. N, y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

The second edition Of The Bug.
ler." the organ Of the Dickson Geo.
trail High School. will b rsady los
disti ,usicn Friday ID THE vssk
q ten cssts . copy. You can ssl
I ccpy U sea hurry. .....
FOR sALk-0o 4 work uuls.
Doat nsSd him. Good note On II
moaths time. Prizes right
A. q. Ricksr1 Dicksoe.
rOR sAlE-Old dinIas hsll; siso
I six-roea dwelling q Csatssl
High School property. see or Sod
bid 10 ". \. Bf.stoa. psiocipsi.
Have yos ssso that extra 6ss
saddl~-coe u The hssl ever In mis-
coonty. II NJ yos shsoidnt TAIL 10
ses Il =, y. v. Dodsoa's HassAs.
Shoe.
c 4. beyss ssats 70 buy yous
isfe. s. hin bsloss selling.
- - sAsw II - Patiot-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

Many physlciaas believe tia. any.
one Who has 4 bad cold should b.
completely Isolated % prevent
other member u ths family and
associates IRON contracting NJ y.
ssass. % colds ars about % catch.
ine ~ measles. Oss thing surs-
the sooaer one rids himself d .
cold ~ lees the danass. and you
viii look 4 sood while before you
tnd better medicine than ChAm,
bsrlsia's Cough Remedy h, aid Jon
In curing cold.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

W, J. johnson. Cashier Of tn
Farmers 4 Merchants Bank q,
White Blud. iniorms u that tbs
llsectas4 n hia hsnk. .his, ,ysek,
h. contract TO hsvs HE pfool
vaul, built Ii 'tlkss bank. 'v'-' ''..'''''. '.'
THU hank has had = large Ore.
|prooi steel isckss around thar bur
slsr-pfooi sale, In which they havs
been keeping their books. aud The
growth oi The business VI the bank
fsouisss larger aaarssss Tor the ssis'
~ ii papsfs, and The bank also 10.
ssuds 10 install nsss u dry sale.
~ lock boxss lot Tie aecommodA.
ton n their cuslomsfs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

N Ths coal ssiiks hss ended and sh
40u, 900 striking mInsss have return
sd 10 work.
When The GAnsssl Committee 0
sls uuitsd Mtas Wssksrs u Ames
ieA vossd on ths iatsss 0ovssnmsn
psopaesi Tor the ses'itmsns Of ID.
eosi strike. ihsr was Sat ons Dip
ssnsins vote.
The piin accepted ~ The miasr,
Ii los . III psf e~at Increase Ia
wages temporarily and ~ invssti
cation II tho snsiss coal sitassioa
By m impartial eosum.ssion, with
such iurthss adisstmens OF wagsi
snd houfs oi work later A. may bs
astxfIninsd upon ny such eymmss
sion.
Ailss tbs voes WAS taken. tsle.
grams wsf~ssns 10 the 4 O00 locals
y, labor OH ,iAls directing ,hs meu
N rstsfn IN wofk Immediately.
A. = sssult oi this action the op.
sfators predict that by Friday there
x,li b. = tall resumption and that
III shipmAnt 81 coal lfom the mines
VIII begin m Monday.
O~ins ID The serious dspls,ion Of
ths available coal supply al the
n0untry h will b. uscessary. accord
las 10 Fusl Administrator Garfisll.
10 eoniinus ios some time tho pre-
ssss rsstrissions 10 sbe uss d soit
coal wilhstanding tho ssttlsmsnt
n Tho stsihs. In this connection
Direction General Hines who. In
ths strike snSfssueY. To ia charge ei
tkgr iiil 6iIl'6spts0 u AN btsamindssiS'
eonl ssnnlisa of tbs county. has
issasd rs following warning; "
'.rba dislocsiie4 which tho strike
has created. In the psoduetieu. tran.
sp0rlaiica and diassibu.jon 81 coal
cannos b. instantly rsmedied. and
pending seadjus.m4nt Il h highly
important for III public 10 con.
Time 10 sxtscise great caution 10
the consumptlcn ii coal, and Il IN
hcpsd thsaa Mill b. 4 due apprs.
ciation 81 Tia dlfBcultlss which
canned b. iMmediassly overcome.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

Tear Msesy Dask lfRat- Snap Dsssa't
Cs0s up u 1Aaes Claims,
RAT-SNAP 10 absolstsiy suaran.
tssd 70 till sats snd nice. Gre
mate than. Rodents. kilatd '.vith
.RAT.SNAP lsass -, small. Rsts
psss up oil load IN ~ at RAT.
SNAP. Their 1sst mesl \ thsis
lsss, RAT.aNAP comss In eskss
No mixing. Cats ~ doss wo0't
souch u. Thss sisss. Nc. 30.
81 %. Sold - asasaatss6 ~
Dicksse Hardssss Co.. n. G. Tom-
lipsea and Clsmcrs Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19
T. w. Harris. Dead.

M. r. W. Harris, aged II yssrs,
and one Of the county = progressive
and highly respected citissas. died
At BIZ nome on Bartpn's Csssk
Wednesday. The funeral service
will b hsld Friday u II O'Clock Il
&c. Paul Church.
He 10 survived By . wife and
eight childrsa--6 boys and 3 sirIs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-19

IA | bel shss ssssy iamily
shoald know Whist 3 splse1id med-
icips chambssiaia's Cos9A Rs1ss-
d. h | am oaly teo pleased 10 r..
lstA u 31pssieucs and oaly si1h
Aat I had kneva a ~ merits
ysan ago. writes Nm. Caxy ~.
Psrrssoa Stsiioa. No. I gfys h
N nv childrsa shsn shsy show III
siiehssss synptcsns q bsing eFoGey.
md vAsa ! hsvs q coaeh - cold
. ~ ssau . sssy ~ doesU vii
ssiisM -. as1 n lakleg \ ~ n
~ dags I - O. ~ ftkss1t q
The evening world., 1919-02-01
Old Actor Reaps Reuard of Eard Work.

of the
old reapng the reward that his
We
Bacon alive him might
the o a less u
until he had
smatown But California.
heatrica and then elocuiont With his wife child
Bessie also in ghmn he followed the path familiar transformers
Francisco Hamlet
Room" Thirty years
The evening world., 1919-02-01
Three Stage Stars Shining
FOrNeW Yorkers To-Day In
Worthless Character Roles
John Barrymore in Redemption" Leo Ditrich-
stein in 'The Marquis dc Priola' and Frank
Bacon in "Lghtnin'," All Worth Seeing.
By Charles DdrntOn

TT is NOTEWORTHY that the really
New York socae worthless characters They John
Barrymore Redemption" Loe Drichscin "rhe Marquis
Piola" and Frank "LAghtnn."
Any who departs the normalta !s the cuan1dried
latons OF iiyiduaty
be
pendence One business the
holt
marked sex" Now Redemption "Lightnn
people their thinking all three include deaion
Two of the their Iedda
without awful
Rim OF Joscph effersCn
The evening world., 1919-02-01
Plays for the
Coming Week
ItTHE VELVET LADY" must

LTHE VELVET LADY" musl-
cal comedy by Victor Her
bert and Fred Jackson. will
be presented at the New Amsterdam
Theatre on Monday night The story
tolls how a youthful Bridegroom OK
changes travelling bags w.th burg
lar in the confusion Of a train wreck
and thereby starts chain Of COM
plications. The company includes
Georgia O'Ramey. Ernest Terrence,
Ray Raymond, Marie Flynn, Alfred
GcrrarI. Minerva Cuycrddle, Eddie
Dowlins, Jed Prouty. Eleanor Gordon,
Fay Marbc and Etu Won Buelow.
Mrs. Fiakc Nil appear At the Henry
Miller Theatre on Tuesday night in
Ms Nelly ui = Orleans, comedy
by Lauragco Eyre, Neily 10 IN
American belle Of past generation.
IN the supporting company are Ham
iitou Revcllo, Georges RCalven'
Frederic Burt. Irene Haiseman. Iola
ralma. Eva Benton, DORIS Moore and
Joseph Dunn,
Mary CuNill comes 10 the Long
acre Theatre on Tuesday night in
Just Around the Corner" a comedy
with songs BY George Y. Hobart and
Herbert Hall Winslow. Win Mis-.
C0hll are Ggorgc NaoRuarTe Eu-
genie Blar Marie BryaG, 'll-s
Hackin, Lulu N19..rr. wallace DN.n.
Percy Pembroke, Wilson Ecyao' rs.
Margaret Hoffman, Roy Brrut, Glen
Andors, Charles Morrison. Lorin
Raker and Carl Gray.
The Greenwich Village Theatre will
reopen on Saturday night with 'Ho-
bohemia" a three-act comedy by
Sinclair Lewis, dramatizei from HE
satire on the lito OF the village
AinSng those IN the cast VIII he
The evening world., 1919-02-01
"POLLY WITH 4 PAST"
AT BRONX OPERA HOUSE

The Bronx Opera House will have
David Delasco's production Polly
with a Past" Tho work Of George
Middleton and Guy Bolton. this COM
edy had run Of ten months at the
Belasco Theatre, and will bo played
by the same cast Identified with the
The evening world., 1919-02-01

Thursday night. Frederick Thompson
has written tho book. and the music
is hy Lionel hunCkton and Howard
Talbot Tho cast inCludes George
lIasscll. Mollic King. Charles King.
Margaret Dale, Grace Daniels. Harold
cram, Edward Martindcl. Shcp
Camp. Scllir King. Robert Niyicn, Al
fred licssc. Betty Pierce. Gene
Gauthicr and Helene Shaw.
4 change OF bill at tho Punch and
Iudy Theatre on Monday night will
The evening world., 1919-02-01

fond OF
eShd IN spinning lust such lh tells Gae
Ihea Later this talkatiVe character lived
acoh his tried
acon resolved to write play around" him. rewriting for
teen years he submitted the Wnhc Light
min he
Before scoring the hit of his life MIR Broadway
stop Thef
Primrose BARBARA Now
all actors. thanks TO his gentle. humorous
The evening world., 1919-02-01
Ditrichste n Consun,mate Artist.

Leo Dchen another kidney brod Ike
role
like! But IIedd
beautifully his he pleading
lie OF love with all the subtle
European with the
bohemian His soIhCation thoroughly oldword
short, S a
Discriminating of theatre finding
Bacon, John
Ditrichstcin.
The evening world., 1919-02-01

piccc there. This cast includes Ina
Claire. cyril Scott, II. Reeves smith,
Herbert Yost, George Stuart Christie,
Thoma9 Reynolds, Louise Galloway.
Adah Barton, Betty Linlcv. Francia
Verdi and Lloyd Neal. Matuccs will
be- given on Wednesday aud Saturday.
The evening world., 1919-02-01

Comparatively short and loss the John Barry
Professional industry
through
carelgssly He
amabe ana little Nobody he could play role i'm
pressive until he appeared In wory sulcorhng Justice Sud
denly helpless proved
be rcckond within other Barrymore whether he
worked
Hamlet but he gifted Ethel Lionel Barrymore gifted
able determine John Barrymore instinct
he Justice" he
spiritual quality Ibbetson himself Slavic
"&Cdempton"
The evening world., 1919-02-01

Mona Bruins, Helen Wcstlcy, Beatrice
Prentice, frank NJ. Thomas and
Godfrey g. stein.
Good Morning, Judge" a musical
comedy founded upon rincru's farce
"1hc Magistrate" will have its
premiere at the Shubort Theatre on
The evening world., 1919-02-01
THE BEAUTY TRUST"
AT HURTIG e. SEA VOW S

"The Beauty Trust" viii be at
iurtig 6 Scamon's Theatre with
jack Pearl, Frances Farr. Al Hitler,
Lillian Smallcy Frank Damsci Ma
dine Grey Harold Whalcm, Chubby
Drisdale and the Temple Four.
The evening world., 1919-02-01

bring throo Dunsnny plays The
Golden Doom" king ArgimcnCs and
the Unknown Warrior and 'fh"
Gods OF the Mountain" together with
stuart Walkers Tho VERY Nakcd
Boy"
The muqical comedy "Rock-l-Byo
Baby" Will b. the attraction at the
Shubcrt- Riviera Theatre.
Patricia CullinEe Will appear at the
Standard Theatre In "Tillie"
business Before Pleasure" will re-
main at Doew's Seventh Avenue
Theatre
The evening world., 1919-02-01
Barrymore "Loa 'cd' Along Road to Ton.

all actors, thanks to his gentle, humorous soul.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-15
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 New Orleans, February A.-During the greater part of today's session cotton stood at a moderately wide advance as the result of the bullish showing of the monthly mill figures and the continued revision of spot differences in southern markets There were frequent reces- sions, however, and toward the close considerable realizing by longs came on the market so that last prices were one point under to 8 points over the final | figures of yesterday. The opening was at the advance and in the early trading prices were 31 to 50 points up. By noon the advance amounted to 31 to 60 points, and in the afternoon to 31 to 11 points. The distant monthe did not increase their early gains. but the near positions did, March being the strongest month and standing at it's best at 2.96c. Highest levels were reached following the post ing of the spot market showing re- vision which put the higher grades, mid ding and above 75 points up, while tho llcver grades were unchanged This made the discount on good ordinary lo5o points under middling. The quotation on mid ding was 26.25c.
 , Much of the buying of the day was based on the census bureau figures show 1 ing a consumption during January larger than for the same month last year, and counting active spindles among Ameri- can mills at the largest numper ever l turning before in this country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-15

sharp advance in the market here today. Futures opened firm at an advance of II to 12 points, With May selling up to
 Sl4S0, December to s1370 or 34 to 20 points
 above last nights closing figures during the afternoon,
 The close was within point or two of
 the best, showing a net gain of Sl to AS points. Business was not active, but trade interests were among the buyers and of ferings were light. Conflicting opinions were expressed as to the probability of exports from local stocks, but the advance was accompanied hy reports that Europe might become a buyer here. a:ticu.arly in the case of
 mild grades.
 May, s14.7S; July, sl4s3; September.
 s13.95; October, $l3.S5; December $lS7o;
 January. s13.65.
 Spot steadier: Rio Ts, 15h to 15lzc; San tos As, 21lkc. Few firm offers were re- ported in the cost and freight market, but fours and lives were said to be here at S19.70 London credits. The official cables reported no change in the Brazilian markets except Santos futures which were unchanged to 10 reis higher. Brazilian port receipts, 22, 600; Jundiahy, 16,O0O.