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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-26

The old secret Of staining glass,
which was lost with the decline OF art
In tho seventeenth century. was not
~rediscovercd until so years ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-26
HOME SUPREME ON THE BEST STREET N THE HIGHLANDS See + kNrsHURY 10vETcoDAE
FOR SALE

%, 5oo-6-room brick. modern, hot water
heat gArage, good outbuildings; good
s5.0OO-ts acres Of good land, 9 miles
south Of town, two adobe housea, small
orchard, all kinds Of outbnildinEn and
farm implements; good well and eiee'
trio pumping machinery; terms.
~, 2b0-5.room brick, modern, glaaaed.in
aleeping porch, garage. W. Silver Ave.
Good location.
Lots IN WITH ADDITION. 80 q. lots ssos
and upi easy terms.
Also other good business and residence
A. FLEISCHER
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE, LOANS.
Phone OLA. III South Fourth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-26
LIVE sroCK

FOR SALE-Jersey COW. bargain u taken
at once. Phone 29s.
FOR sALE-Two extra good Jersey cows.
Phone 2404.J @.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-26

"Couaon Henry gasped the ccan-
try visitor from Woodpeckcr Flats,
'you just barely missed that man.
Cant help IT," believed his cisy
relative. throwing her open anvther
notch. Haven't got time Ia go back
md try again."-The American Log
Ion Weekly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-26

State Of New Mexico. In the District Court,
Bernalillo County.
No. 12507,
In the Matter Of the
A. l., Grimshaw Company, Inc.
THIS CAUSE coming on 90 be heard upon
the application Of the receiver to accept the
offer Of W. X. Thomas TO receive the fur.
niture aud fixtures Of the A. l.. Grimshaw
Company and an assignment Of the lease
Of their premises. in fall settlement and
satisfaction Of his mortgage covering said
furniture and fixtures. and IL appearing 70
the Court that the value Of the property a.
appraised Is much less than the amount Of
The mortgage Of said W. h. Thomas,
II Is ORDERED that all creditors and
other persons Interested in said corpora.
tion show cause before this court on the
4th day OF December, 1920, At o o'clock
A.. NJ, at the Court House 10 Albuquerque.
why the receiver should not be permitted
to accept the offer Of W. r Thomas and
close the estate.
II Is further ORDERED that all persons
having claims against the A.. l.. Grimshaw
Company present tho same NJ that time
and place for approval and settlement. ser.
Vice of this order to be iuadc hy publish.
inn the same twice IN English IN one paper
published In the City Of Aihuqucrque, and
su N service shall be deemed sufficient.
tslgned) NJ. =. HICKEY, Judge.
Noe.26-27.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-26

HEATED rooms above Mstson's
Rock Store, 2i0 West Central Avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-26

WIN q
FOR hand laundry, call I7i0J. Work
guaranteed.
CgOTHES rough dried, 65 cents a dozen.
Phone t7lo-J
WAHrEDlco Duy pians boEoa. P6ons 6i6,
Brown'e Transfer,
MANIFESTATIONS bieyeies, apot cash
maid, Broad Bicycle and Trading %. aaO
.aonth Second az Telephone Taa.
OTHERS "may" tune thom-May WHIP
tune them. II your plano or player needs
attention and tuninE, call o. A. Nay, ia
south Fourth. Phone to9,
requine erprrt Attention. An work saar.
entood. ueferunccs throughout city and
STATE. Residence since 1918. GA q Walter
Y, Await your order. Phone 100. LeVu
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT or SALE-sInger sewing ma.
chine. Tho Exchange, 100 West Gold
Ave. Phone III.
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mo. 1884
State Of New Mexico. County Of hernhlillo.
In the District Court.
Mary l.. Fiandt Plaintiff,
Va.
j. n. Fiahdt. Defendpnt.
To the Abovc-Namcd Defendant;
You are hereby notified that a suit has
been filed against you Ia the said Court
and County by the abovc-named plaintiff. IN
which the said plaintiff prays Tor divorce
on the grounds Of abandonment. And yOu
are further notified that unless you enter
or cause 20 DO entered your appcarancU H.
January, A. ID. 1921. Judgment will BE-
rendered against you BY default and the re-.
lief prayed for will be granted.
The name Of the plaintiffs attorney Is
Dennis Chavez, whose postuffiee address Ia
Albuquerque, n. 81.
tSeaD NESTOR MONToYA. Clerk.
Ey HARRY =. LEE, Deputy.
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THOS. S. KELEHER

Leather and Findings, Saddles,
Harness, Paints, Cut Soles. Wa
terproof Chrome Soles, Shoe Store
Supplies.
Phone 1O57.J. 4O9 West Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-26

BE A PRIVATE secretary, a hiEh'grade
stenographcr or n general office assist
ent; individual Instruction. positions wait.
Ing for our graduates, Western School for
Private Secretaries, 7t5 W.. TiisrAS. phone
o0i'J.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Vhal DO | think Of lht White
Sns players throwing lhr world
scries last ycarf
A.. The same that islhlnk o. the
leading Republican players trying
10 throw The world eoriea with
Germany.
Q.-Who nrst nuteoated The slo-
san. Boys. set the m0neyf'
Al don't know. but N puitin9
lt lnlo operation ine White Suk
lcai The republican, campaign com
mltlec 10 ~
Q.-Is Harding Or pcnrpsc uhc
leader of The republican pnriyi
A.-penroso Is the leader, Hard
ling " ihr Mastered Mind
0.-ls Hnrllne flnhlerf
A.,-No: the only thing he ever
tried 70 scrap WIS Tho Leavur Of
Nations.
o. Win, Is lIardine's favorlt'
nocm3
A-The mountains looked on
Marion and Marion looked on the
sea
Q.--One friend wrllee that he
wants 10 know something and he
wants 10 usk senator Ilarding a
question and asks How shall 81
about ~"
A.--uee Tho long disisncc--unless
You want 10 ret arrested
Q.--What kind of n League 81
Naiions would Harding be satisfied
withg
A--Judging from his speechcs
and considering The fact that he ir
eolfer. I should niess that he
nlafs small league with enough
members 10 make up n -fmrsomc
say with Uncle sam, The Sultan
" Turkey. The Dictator Of Russia
md whoever happens 10 be Pres
dent of Mexico ni The time The
game is called.
Q.--Why DO Deutschland uber
lies bays support Hardingf
Ale says That means same as
American ilrst.
o. How does hr pronounce u?
A.--HH says he is not sure about
The pronunciation, and you can |
blame him he hasn't been IN the
brewery business long enough.
o. How do ! interpret his dec
'araiion, America Firs2"
A.-With reservations: America
First Ia quit.
o What do ! think Of the mr.
teen former Roosevelt Progressive
leaders who have declared for coxg
A.-Anericans First.
Q.--What Is Hnrding's attitude
toward the Progressivesg
A-iiackward. Christian soldiersl
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
sPORTING RIOOD.

Under the skin. every American
i sporlsman. No matter what
his vocation IN life. he has some
form Of sport that Is a side issue
soinrthing that be- enjoys IN li'
lomcnis OF recreation. that adds ~
i- pleasure and probably 70 hi'
health.
Gct on any public conveyance
where men ride and see them will
their newspapers. Nine out Of len
viii bc opened 10 the sports page
The nrsi thing See the crowds that
gather about bulletin boards wher,
results OF sporting events are dis
played. These men are not spUri,
in nny disparaTing se--thcy arr
men of affairs. business men, bank
ers, lawyers, doctors and working
men.
There was not a town or hamlet
20 small that news Of the worlds
scrifs NJ baseball games was moi
flashed a. soon as the games wer
played. And the fact that as a
nation we take our losses with the
same smile rs when We win. has
made American entrants fayOriies
IN all international sporting events
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
TRAnNG vorEs IN pEMNG.

Republicans in Demlng are doing
everything 10 boat DOE villa BELL,
the poplnar young lady who Is The
Democratic candidate for county
superintendent Of schools. Ropub-
Leans are oning to trade q vote
for any Of their candidates for one
Tor Mra Belts opp0ncni. Evidently
they don't think much of their
male candidates aud are n0W mus .
tcrlng any strength They may have
a. . forlprn hope 20 eefoat q Wom-
nn. joe Villa BELL viii BE- The next
superinicndcni % schools Of Luna
coulliy notwithstanding That rV-
cry knock Is boost is as old
~ lhe rrd hills oi Georgia and lha
adaee VIII preserve rs reputation
IN Luna county a. Il has elsewhere
n the good old H. ). Ordinary
hnoeks rebound bul knocks against
q Woman rebound ~iih such force
that the knnckor d lrft prone as
Well 40 prosirnie and On TIE morn
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

II Is most galiiyins to note iho
Keen intercs, the womep q our
.laic are iaklag in thlaga po||lleat
|4hey are eeeer for lnl0rmatlon
which viii aid them TO become bet :
Der ciliscns ilcpuhllran1 are more
afraid OF The independent woman
vu,c lhan OF any other question.
Fear is Justified for wonei, h>
nature cherish peace They believe
hat the master minds cr the wofiu
have founo 10 the loagar Of nations
covenant iormbla for world
nraec. The lnpnlc covenant 4 net
ihc product Of ANY single lnir|'frI
|lmt tue net result Of the suprcme
effort OF the best brains OF the
world IN qicst ol insurance against
human slaurhicr
Ihe great body of clergy. ire
snectiee of denomination. ~ MI
times have been heartily IN iovut
Of our entering the covenant This
i leslllled 10 by the resolutions
passed ny humorous religious Or
ranizalions. forwarded 70 Washing
|lou. and rntcrcd upon the Cuneres-
<ional records II weuid be im-
,,ossihle lo cnumcraic them all,
hut among TIE more important
ones that have passnd such a rcso-
luiion, the following may he mon
timed.
federation Council Of Churches Of
Christ In America.
|Nurld -Alliance for international
Friendship through the Churches.
|fruslecs Of tho Church Peace
II uniOu
|l;rncral Assembly ~ The Prcshy-
bsrian Church IN The U. 5.
Bishops Of the Methodist Epieco-
pal Church.
I nilarian Church.
International Federation ~ Cath
olic Aluninsc.
Council Of jewish Women.
National Socieiy Of Christian En-
deaVor.
Ccneral Federation Of women's
Clubs.
hm-Year Conference Of Home Mis-
siuns
Secretaries Of Disciples of christ
Northern napiists' Convention.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
TOO -sMlII-NATURED.-

During the stress and grief OF
var. Henry Cabot Lodge advocated
Che League OF Nations. but after
the. Armisiico had been signed, all
u once u seemed io dawn upon the
Lodges and the Iiorabs that Ia
ratify the League of Nations un-
der a Democratic administration
would mean continuing the Demo
cratic party In power. and they
were TOO small naturcd 10 stand
The test of putting The welfare oi
cur country above partisan poll
Ties.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

lhe poorest man ~ he wuriu .
the OH Who icnNes nothing qua
money hehhld The wan who ulcs
ana - mourncd A. = matter ol
iorm. with smlt behind thr mask
ui tears. because the Supposed
mourner has inntillsd unmc nlonry.
uics poorer than the pauprr wlio
gets his fnAi rest ln the potter >
hcld.
There is little we can take with
w into the Great bcyOnd -0r a.
least ~ far az our Anowicdgc Eocs
there - little but W. can leave
behind us legacy that cannul
Ice dissipatcd. That legacy Is a
gp0i nsnir and friendship. The
man Who was a good husDund. n
gvod ialhcr and good cit zen
leaves many InOurncrs moi ol his
immeiiatc iamily. Indeed. hc leaves
an impress un the world that can
not be enaccd and that viii be n
precious heritage 10 all who claim
his kinship.
II e fne thing 10 accumulate
money but u n real sad 10 sell
ones self for mioney. The man
whose lie Is given 10 the pNvsuii
OF the dollar. REGARDLESS Of ,1eth-
ods; who thinks only Of accumului-
ing. leaves nothing behind and
certainly has nuihing 10 take with
him TO the future.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

One ol lllcsc days ColuniDus viii
come into her own. it viii com,
with the opening ul the 49, -
lnlry, tine mines ln The Tres Her
nianas or the ARRIVAL OF unutncr
islfOad. Aud especially u viii
come with The INFECTION cf new
blood. new lle, ~ matters civic.
municipal and iraicfnai.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

ANY one rinklnt llsl Kerr has
bcru taking Il casl Is golns 20 Do
nistaecn annut Nosuunef o. Hal
has been putting IA strenuous work
and be has cinrh on thr land OIL
lice. hepublicans themselves arr
uropplne Ncls fiold like a hol cual.
Whth kcpubllcans caA slenu the
oaor oi the land Office 4 must M
deed reek.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

No right-lhlnking American INA
derretes fine glorious achievements
% Washineinns nr Lincoln's tlne.
Why should We he less progressive
ln our governmental Affairs than IN
other rnultcrsY Who " us would
want 10 adopt the lalluw candle
they used Ia Wnsllineion's pcriod,
instead Of our electric Lights. Give
US league Of nations.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
THE MlIEAT pRICES.

The action OF the farmcrs' asso-
Citations of the west In making az
effort 10 hold their wheat for a
price Of ~ brings the question OF
the food supply forward as one that
will be very acute. Two sides Of
the question are 80 directly opposed
10 each other that there wouh ap-
pear no common ground for settle
menL Vet the sides may not be 80
lar apart a. they appear
The farmer. naturally. wishes the
hest price possible for his product.
Ne feels that he is The producer
That he has invested his money IN
seed. fertilizer and labor: thai he
has taken the chance Of storm and
Of drouth aud that he is entitled Co
fair profit on tie cost This eer-
tainly seems like contention that
Is hard 10 deny.
Then the consumer feels that he
should get his brcadsiufIs as cheap
" as possible. Bread IL the symbol
Of all foods, and We arc a wheat
eating nation. The consumer SAYS
that during the war the farmer ~
ceived high price for his product
that the consumer was compelled
20 guarantee the farmer a profit on
his crop even before the seed was
s0wu, and that now that The war Is
past The farmer should take his
chance with the ordinary business
man. lakinr his loss. n there be a
loss, In order 10 get back 10 pre-
war conditions.
The crop which h coming on
the market u below what was cx-
pecird. There was talk earlier IN
the season of billion bushel crou.
hut the yield will total little more
than three quarters this amount.
The fariner paid a hiEh prioe fni
the labor that produced this crop.
rs wcll as all his family. H. claims
that The cost Of producing crop
under present conditions Il more
than ~ per mishel-in some state.
as hiFh a. 81 ". Hinder such cir-
cnmsiances. should hc noi reneive
. greater price than The prespnl
market
The furIner ie the real producer
ThHt he has not been receiving 4
iair return is shown hy the dwin-
nling rural population Mrn arr
leavinF lhe farms and ihe srowth
~ cliiee has been feypn lines o..
fast a. couniry and Town pnpula-
ton, u Is lhe profitable occupation
ihai attracts and II fhs farm W..
such bonanza A. spme peupl,
think. The trend would be n thai
sllrnction, llardahips wm'ld nol D..
ler them Note The rush 10 N,
klondike or other places Of quick
riches. The question Of the farmer
and The production ~ sunlficnl
crpns Tor our own usr that viii
press for soluiion and u can neyei
be- solved unless farming 4 profit
able -foniribuird 20 the Courier
a-----l-fl $780,
"a A NVEn m MY - a.. a.ns..
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
wHl You Spend CSC On Ral-snap "a
Save SiOn.

( One G6c pkg can XIII 90 rats. Tho
gverase raj will roh you Of 80 a
year in feed, chicks and property
destruction RAr-sNAP !. deadly
10 rats. crs'naies after killing.
Leaves no smell Comes ln cakes.
Rats wili pass up meal. giAln or
'hecse 10 feast On nAT-sNAp. Three
sizes, SOC, SOC si20. Sold aud guar
anieed by A. . Frost aud Columbus
l'rug Company adv
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

ing Of November 3 many catfish
remark viii BE- regretted. or ought
10 he.
Here Ia Columbus II Is almost a
direct insult 10 ash = Democrat "a
split his ticket Democrats here
are proud Of lheir straight tickets.
WARDROBE TnUSks--s75M 10
$iDoOo also bic variety Of sleamcr
and family trunks a. FnOSTs
HARDWARE a FtHNiTuRE Store,
broadway.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

The dnar and turkey season on
rued Otioher 20 aud the New Msx-
ico liinils are one buck and lhrea
l1rkeys The duck soason. nnW
lprn. does not close until Ianuary
81 You can klll 20 ducks. except
the Wood and Elder
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
wELcns WELL KNowN sANI.

TAIll NAT TIlESSlsA cOlIOn Iln-
-ters, and staple cotton felt mat
lrcssrs. guaranteed. Sixty days
free trial 4 allowed ON felt mat
iresses. Clean md Wholesome with
The finest quality of ticking, $40
gnd NJ n FhOSTS HARDWARE
4 FURNITURE STORE. broad
way.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
INK n OljAnT ROT-TIFs

II you use ink Ia large quantities
ynu Will find quart Sizes at the
Courier office. iou save ink and
money BY buying quarts
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

The editor Of The Demns ruphc Western ways lam
b "a. "s & ."r!er to M aggresyness ard winds goay that
no run Dcmorsne M paper IN Columbus dar sy he would se
s9aser received heeanse The editor Of he Graphic lived
esf khalnE time would haye TO yell 10 The supply
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

LLOyD's LOOM WOVEN BAIiY
CARRIAGES made OF the finest
wicker IN the world. and In The
Rreairst variety Of finishes. sigOO
10 s60OO-at FROSTs HARDWARE
q FURNITURE STONE. broadway.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

NNNW .M
gThe Columbus Weekly Con- Y.
m,npofts and ndvocales the eleclI0
of lhe following candidates for ma
iional. stale and couniy Offices.
NATIONAL
For President Of The United e,eies.
JAMES N. cox,
For Vice President Of United States
FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT.
-
6rAIE
For Governor,
JUDGE RICHARD u. HANNA.
For Congress
ANTONIO LUCERO.
For supreme touFi,
u. L. PATTON
For Lscuienant-c -cptrrnaF.
I'D. ATWOOD.
Dor Secretary of STATE.
=. Q. Dci,AcA.
fer Treasurer,
HARRY SLACK.
For Land Commissioner.
Il. L. KERR.
For Auditor of State.
CARLOS MANzANAnEH.
For superintendent Of schools :
n. =. Tip1ON.
For Attorney crnrral.
n. g.. DOW.
.fl l--..
COUNTY
For Representative,
JAMES l.. GREENWOOD.
For Sheriff,
p. l.. SMiEA
For Treasurer
W. }. DERRY.
For Assezsor
]. I. HUNTER.
For Clerk,
p. A. HUGHES.
For Superintendent of Schools.
MRS. JOE VILLA BELL
For Probate Judge.
&. &. ROGERS.
For Surveyor.
JOHN ZIMMERMAN.
For Commissioner. District M. I.
J.. l.. LOFl1S
For Commissioner, District No. ?.
d. J. CiADBORN.
For Commissioner, District No. Z
JAMES A. RllEA.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
Say, Buddy Read and Wise Up!


what political bonus and socks % shield war
prodleers AhwerThe rcasionary Old Guard Republicans
Who The candidate Of he Old Guard Repuhiunss Answer
wSiss psrg shArs, win
IN i5sas da IrSas6 Ioes Ripahlssn PARTY !.
ss $ s s % sAJ @ S should An SS E''s and sS Sa'' s
i' sssr.y ssS'sT g .rss s appears The Republican
Of ossr. Ss % snd : :. Ss ss sS b%s SSs S IN '
oN wS !cc sS % g. % 81 AS S3 e iG sra insurance 0
government positions eiSnnaIonsS answer
Who rs norSnsed for president men Roosevelt called
d wba sN & ai SsI TSsS i@s S'n Re"ss was s most .SRns
politician this country has ever known The most dangerous as"0r
Who aid Hiram je6Non both. faler and MaeEsnrd'-
SSddS Who sSsn Compensation min ID
and aid in prosecuting the war; Answer
ss%DS'oT ,SS military S sg%S S by SG@s
Who drd lhs ans'riko provision the labor hl'
Who voted for .6s nation; times stand. plat
and Ms S ps s s oIs as9 sS and ar@s a. % aas Roosevelt
Who saa that a dollar a SisSe enough
What United States scnsi when eoaening on the hill to give
uS SS S would ps suffer mS aeS q Il ,Rs b ~ S S was q heard @ % N &
PenTsss who hal Warren @ Harding nominated
when group Wounded called justice
United states prevented d.ao soldiers from
warren And sS"sar Warren S i seis sSorSs NJ
Republican. Up yom
aarssse az Issi is who would sspass
s a s ~1 S ' s Sss. ss sSS s1 T boy
WAC 'i TO T's president
who with erdul vhi.pern Of tho Republican
candidates and pursue with eagrn The phanoms o hope hd
by them and expect they will perform their preeeclion
The Congressional
be done the on nless ma
foreseeh the evil hdrh
aud vote the Republican ticket punished
harkcn un me " Of Me-
5 Ms,e 20 5s your vote r ticket
WY do The heah and ths people imagine vain thing
Nhs do ty Imagine That after failing all these t
promises made and unkept that the Republicans viii them hi
oier forget A. and people keep thef
promises.
4 wise he who Votes the Democratic ticket and work.
Tor reduction in taxes.
have been young and old yet have never voted o
',Tongr D.noerae ticket in all my life There not
Wine moeker raging some -of In
hpubcan candidates don't 10 understand Tequa will
solomon didn't all Of this hut he he lived i
Columbus today. 80
They sing Of u Merritt h Mechem
Which M IL able
But bel not get my vote for seers have wrote
That he'll surely he left up tree"
For the 'bosscs~ he cories the banner
80 thceli be u
so well ell pui
liurrahi for the with the
When the voting : done recorded
And Hanna Stands head.
Wen get paint and feathers
nd mimi Nlv MeXiro orpsIf
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

They sing of n Merritt IN Mechem
Which nn one Il able 10 see.
bnt hell not get my vote for Seers hRyc wrol
That he'll surely he left "up a tree.
For the bosses" he csrries the bahner
50 thcre'll be- no increase In their Tax
So well oil pui our yotrr IN for Ilannai
hurrnhl for the man with the Axe.
When the voting a done and recorded
And Hanna Stands up ai the head
Well gel 0nr war paint and feathers
Aud paint Nrw Mexico red,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
CHARLIE oAApLIN IN A BURLEsouE ON CARMEN ALCAZAR
VIOLA DANA IN"THE WILLOW TREE" COLONIAL CHARLIE oF

be the best ever, with laugh in every line. Andy starts life shy young man. but a girl makes a lion of him in less than no time.
 Viola Dana in "The Willow Tree is to be at the Colonial theatre for the first half of the week. As the Princess of Willow Branch Miss Dana has won for herself new honors to those already heaped about her tiny feet. The play Is staged in Japanese flowery setting, and the most beautiful flower is the little goddess of The Willow Tree"
 The Trianon is bright with two stars this week. Marie Doro and "The Twilight Baby.'' strange pair of stars for pro gramme. Miss Doro Is an emotional lit- tie actress, and the Twilight Baby well, he's just funny. Miss Doro is ap- bearing in Twelve Ten.
 Harry Carey. in Ace of the Saddle" a western picture. is to be at the Rialto the first half of the week. Mr. Carey has won a wide range of friends on his west ern pictures, and this is said to be one of his best pictures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
.LEONCAVELLO WITH
 SCOTT| OPERA co.

Ruggiero Leoncavello. composer of ''Pagliacci' to be heard here at the matinee of May in double bill with The Oracle" a Chinese opera, was born at Naples. 1858. He studied piano with Siri, entered the conservatory. there and graduated at the age of 1s
 He began his career with tragic opera, "Chatterton, after de Vignys drama, but due to desertion of i'm presario, was not produced, and he was left penniless. He had to teach pri- vately, play piano in cafes, and was a. wanderer in France. England and Egypt for many years.
 Then Pagliacci was accepted and produced. La Boheme was also pro- duced but suffered by comparison to Puccinfs opera then being played in Venice. Another opera is "Zaza," but the name of Leoncavallo will always be famous by his "Pagliacci'
 This production by the Scotti opera , company will be a Metropolitan pro- duction. The cast comes direct from a week of opera in Atlanta. and includes the Metropolitan chorus. a1so forty men of the Metropolitan orchestra. This is the first time that Birmingham has had Metropolitan opera, and all citizens should be deeply grateful to the Music study Club for this spring treat, May | 3, Jefferson theatre. Puccini's La Boheme" will be given at the evening performance.