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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
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pajamas, sitting in new moon, sails out over the audience anR sings to her admirers. sAA
 Arthur Angel a splendid character actor, and Violet Fuller. an exceedingly clever comedienne, are to be seen in an offering which they call Music and Chatter consisting of singing, smart talk and delightful surprise.
 Billy s. Hall and Jennie Colborn are to be seen in their original character gem. "Hilda." This is not a sketch but a pure and simple vaudeville comedy act.
 The Four Singing Ushers are 9 novelty They are four pretty girls with well trained voices. Their ap- peal is equal to the eye and ear, and their repertoire of songs is of the finest.
 The screen attraction will be EdgaI Rice Burroughs wonderful adventure picture, The Return of Tarzan.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
DOCTORS PREFER
 CALO TABS FOR
 A LAZY LIVER
Wonderful How Bright and Cheerful the World Looks After Taking This Nausea less ,Calomel Tablet-Per- fectly Safe.

Have you tried the nausealess calomel that makes calomel taking a pleasure? If you have. you appreciate the wonderful vir- tues of calomel when robbed of all it's dangerous and nauseating effects.
 Calotabs is the favorite of the drug trade Pharmacists regard it the best remedy for the liver Its effect in bilousness. con stipation, headache and indigestion is most delightful.
 The next time your liver needs thor ou.n cleansing try Calotabs. One tablet at bedtime with swallow of water, that's all. No taste, no nausea. no salts, griping. You wake up in the morning feeling fine with your system thoroughly cleansed and i. hearty appetite for breakfast Eat what you please-no danger.
 Calotabs are sold only in original. sealed packages. price thirty five cents. You, druggist is authorized to ref ,nd your none, if you do not find them C tective asd dc. lshtful-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERA1D, THURSDAY AUGUST 5

tone. will be one of the main offerings of the programme a Loew's Bijou the atre the last part Of the week. Mons. Guilianfs partners are two young misses recruited from famous opera company and with him, present ten minutes of grand opera. delightfully."- harmonious and sweet
 An old favorite south of the Mason and Dixon line is Billy Inman with a new partner Joe Cunningham, offering Fathers Night Out" with clever dialog and snappy song bits.
 Ed. Granville and Dolly Fields will offer song skit dressed as Italian street singers.
 Duncan Hall and Myrtle Guide offer a dance cycle that goes from the classic to the jazz step. Binns and Bert, dar- ing trapeze artists, will complete the bill.t
 Three Gold Coins" Fox film fea- turing Tom Mix, will be the picture feature for the weeks closing bill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
LYRIC OFFERS
 FINE PROGRAMME

The Betty Anker Trio, headliners at the Lyric theatre for the latter half of routine in a set depicting shipboard and the apparatus they use are the steering wheel. rope ladders and so on Anker. who is feminine sHercules, manages to retain the grace and ap- pearance of the fairest of women. The trio performs an astounding routine.
 "The Girl in the Moon," featuring
 Vera Calhoun, is a charming musical offering with mysterious and pleas ing finish. A pretty maiden. clad in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05

invitation to those department store sales people and other workers who enjoy a Thursday half-holidsy to visit Edgewood park today. Neptune Beach offers it's cooling, delightful waters in which to while away the afternoon And then at o'clock the big dance hall will be thrown open and for two solid hours everybody will be invited to dance free of charge.
 The famous Hilico jazz orchestra will be on hand to play enticing waltzes and intoxicating fox trots. Ben Ril- son. with his wonderful baritone voice will sing.
 There are few attractions that hole the fascination that dancing extends and when there is such a floor and such an orchestra as provided at Edge wood park, dancing becomes more than a pleasure or habit, it becomes an enticing passion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05

Los Angeles. August 4,-The bodies of Lieuts. Omer Loclllear and Milton Elliott. former army aviators killed Monday night when an airplane Tn which they were flying for a motion picture scene crashed to the ground, will leave Los Angeles tomorrow The body of Lieutenant Lock1ear will he taken to Fort Worth, Tex. and that of Lieutenant Elliott to Gadsden, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05

and health to public finances. It dis cussed at some length the arrange ments for the proposed international financial conference at Brussels which is to be held independent of whether the allied powers and the Germans have agreed on total separations or have ad- justed the various annuities.
 The league budget was also taken up by the council. From discussion of this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
COLONIAL SHOWING
 DOWN ON THE FARM"

z Critics give enthusiastic approval tc the latest Mack Sennett comedy. which is being shown today at the Colonial Down on the Farm is pronounced by them a sennett nfSsterpiece. Audiences who saw it in an engagement here a shcrt while ago gave high appreciation to it's merits.
 Down on the Farm takes the beholder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
Soviet Tag Day Defeated
By Associated Press

Milwaukee, Wis, August 4.-By q strict party vote, IT to II, permission to hold a tag day for soviet Russia was defeated in the Milwaukee con mon council today. The socialists unanimously supported the proposal which was adopted two weeks age, On Monday the action was reconsid- cred and today it was killed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
FREE DANCING
 AT LOCKWOOD

The first big free matinee dance at Edgewood park will take place this afternoon. Manager Hugh Hill has provided real place 10 spend Thurs day half-holidays for Dreamland dancc hall will be thrown open from to ' o'clock.
 Manager Hill has extended special
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05

breezy Mix styie. Plenty of exciting ac-
 ton can always be anticipated in any Tom Mix story. Critics say that this s
 no exception Chaplin's Shoulder Arms' is bur lesoue of the trenches. It takes the American sense of humor to find fun in
 all situations. and in this witty picture
 Charlie is putting hilarious laughter in war itself
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05

l back, to the ancient days of melodrama.
 if he is old enough to go back that far.
 r. renews his faith in the power of the
 melodramatic, and further it is said to be two reels simply crammed with fun and laughter. The mixture must be delight 1 full, and promises to be unusual enter l tairment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05

item it appears that the finances of the league, as well as those of governments, need expert treatment, since it appeaFs to be living partially on overdrafts at the bank.
 It is now costing about 40oo0 pounds sterling per month to run the league, ac- cording to a report by Sir Herbert Adams, member of the Canadian Par liament.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
Posse After Negro

Richmond. Ky, August 4.-SeVerai hundred Madison county farmers armed with shotguns. ropes and pitch forks are securing the woods in tho vicinity of Valley View in an effort to find Buford Monday, 2S years old, a mulatto charged with attacking white woman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
CHAPLIN AND MIX
 AT THE RIALTO

Two popular stars are featured at the Rialto for the latter half of the week beginning today.
 Charlie Chaplin is there in one of his best plays. shoulder Arms" which has had one successful engagement here some time ago
 Tom Mix is appearing in Law and out law" which promises 10 be of the usual
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
s200, GOO Fire Loss

Junction City. Kan.5 August Hire which destroyed two theatres and six business buildings at Army City, near here, today, caused loss of s20000c, according 10 estimates tonight. The origin of the fire is unknown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
COUNCIL TAXES UP v PUBLIC FINANCES KNIT
By Associated Press

San Sebastian. Spain, August 4-The council of the League of Nations today turned it's attention from public order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
GOOD BILL
 AT THE BIJOU
To Ship Bodies Ru hsSnnIa.ah RrAm

The Guiliani Trio. including Mons. Guiliani, the we'll known Italian bari
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-22
POLITICIANS HEAR CANADA CALL
EVEN IF THEY DID VOTE DRY
Many Are Booking for the Canada
Route" on the Return Trip Home
From San Francisco.

Railroad agents soliciting dele
gates for the democratic convention
at San Francisco admit that many
congressman who voted dry on all
prohibition measures are booking for
the Canadian route" on the return
trip. They are taking that round
about way home on account of the
scenery, which ranges from the
peaceful and pastoral half-pint to
the magnanimous and magnificent
demijohns in the wilder regions.
The Tammany special from New
York city is returning that way and
others of the delegates are taking ad-
vantage of the opportunity to study
the barbarians of that benighted
country who, travellers say, are still
in that stage of development where
they have on public sale beverages
with even more than 2.75 per cent
of alcoholic content and drink them
at public bars and even with their
meals without Consciousness of
shame.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-22
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
AT POPULAR RESORT
A Letter From MIR. Harris Tells of
Many Interesting Things at
Panacea, Florida.

PANACEA, Fla, June 19.-Edltor
News: AS so many Dawson people
visit this place for health and pleas
ure | am writing to advise them of
the improvements that have been
made here. The hotel has been re-
painted and screened and put in first
class shape. The electric plant has
been installed and no complaints can
now be made of lights. Mr.. Randle,
who has operated the Leon hotel at
Tallahassee for years, has leased the
Panacea hotel, which fact alone will
insure first class accommodations.
The wonderful results you get from
these waters are known to
those who have visited this place. The
and salt water baths are as
good as found anywhere. The fresh
and salt water fishing is as good as at
Dead Lakes. The best people come
here for health and pleasure. Those
coming by railroad are met at Sop
choppy, which is only seven miles
from the springs. Those coming by
will find good graded
roads except fifteen miles. Mr.. Ran
die has recently had every road post
ed and you will have no trouble in
getting there. This is the place to
come to-where you forget your
troubles, get we'll and grow fat.
YOURS truly. c. M. HARRIS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-22
JONES MAKING CLOSE
CANVAS FOR CONGRESS
IF ELECTED THIRD DISTRICT
WILL HAVE AN ALERT AND
ABLE REPRESENTATIVE.

CORDELE, Ca, June 21.-Hon. j..
Gordon Jones, candidate for congress
from this, the Third, congressional
district, after making close canvas
of the fifteen counties comprising the
district, states that he is wonderfully
encouraged and that from every
quarter of the district he is assured
of support. Crisp county will feel
proud of having the congressman for
once and will highly appreciate the
compliment, hoping that the voting
population of the entire district may
find in Colonel Jones those qualities
and characteristics that seem to dom
mate his very nature in going after
things: in making himself felt in pub
lie debates that will make him live
wire in representing the district, re-
CARELESS of whether a democratic or
republican congress- congressman
not only in name, as is sometimes the
case, but congressman in reality.
1t may also be said of Colonel Jones
that his has been a life of untirlng
struggle, and whatever he has accom-
plished has been by his own effort
and upon his own merit. In other
words he was among the many who
came to Cordele and took his chance
along in the ranks of his fellowmen!
was mayor of the city until the char
ter limitation of the mayoralty office
prevented his running again. He is
now a member of the state democrat
ic executive committee from the state
at large and has otherwise been felt
in public matters.
In 1882 Congressman Crisp, faith
err, was first elected to congress from
the Third district, and Congressman
Crisp was a mere lad of a boy, thirty
eight years ago; he has lived in Wash
ington City all these many years, eX-
cept when Hon. E. B. Lewis was in
congress for a short while, during
which time Congressman Crisp was
made judge of the city court of
Americas, which position he resign
ed and returned to Washington to
fill a position offered him by the
speaker of the house. He has held
office all his life and for the past
many years he has only nominally
been a resident of the district he has
the honor to represent in congress.
Why should any man be given life
tenure on the office, when it belongs
to the people? The many friends of
Colonel Jones throughout the district
are enthusiastic over his chances for
winning, and it seems that his
chances are growing better every
day.-AdV.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-22
SPECIAL MAIL DELIVERY
SHOWS BIG GROWTH
Over IS. 600 Pieces Were Sent in This
Manner in 1919. Revenue
Is Enormous.

WASHINGTON, D. Glow the
much used special delivery stamp was
passed upon by congress after bit
ter fight almost thirty-five years ago
after a bill providing for its use was
introduced by Dr. Charles R. Skinner
was recently related by the former
congressman. The number of these
stamps has increased from 896,344
during the first fiscal year of nine
months to 58,544,387 in 1919. Be
tween 1885, the year of the adoption
of the stamp bill and last year, DIR.
Skinner says 450,O72,O72 pieces of
mail bearing the 10 cent stamp were
delivered.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-22
WONDERFUL GRAIN CROP
BEING HARVESTED IN SUMTER
Estimated That 1t Will Exceed 275
Thousand Bushels.

AMERICUS, Ga.-Sumter county
farmers are now harvesting what IS
perhaps the greatest grain crop ever
produced in this county,. 1t is esti-
mated the yield of oats will be APP
proxir1ately 278,O0O bushels and
every bushel of this grain is already
practically saved. Weather condi-
tons throughout the harvesting sea-
son have been most propitious and
already most of the grain has been
threshed out and stored in barns. On
fields where this grain was produced
thousands of hogs are already fat
tening, and after they have garnered
the grain remaining there, other
crops will be put in by the farmers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-22
REV. T. H. THOMPSON AT
BEDSIDE OF FATHER-IN-LAW

Rev. T. H. Thompson, who has been
in Darien at the bedside of his father
in-law, Mr.. James Lachlison, since last
Wednesday, is expected home Thurs
day. The many Dawson friends of
Mr.. Lachlison will be interested to
know that he is slightly better, though
still very i'll and in the care of a train
ed nurse.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-22
A LITTLE SON OF MR.. AND
MRS. c. C. COBB PASSES AWAY
Died Last Night of Colitis After Very
Short Illness.

The sympathy of every one goes out
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Cobb in
the death last night of their little son
Billie of colitis. He was / 5 months old
and was unusually bright and inter-
esting, and the joy of the household.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at the family residence at four
o'clock
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-22
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
TO LIQUIDATE THEIR STOCKS
10000 Suits Will Be Offered at Sale
in Madison Square Garden.

NEW YORK-Approximately $780,
900 suits of mems clothing hanging
on $500 feet of pipe especially set
up in Madison Square Garden will be
offered for two weeks to the consum-
er direct by twenty-eight manufac-
turers desiring because of economic
conditions to liquidate their stock, ut
has been announced here.
A corps of /. geo eInploTc3 has been
recruited to handle the clothing,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-22
MRS. CHRISTIE IN ATLASTA
FOR TREATMENT BY SPECIALIST

Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Youmans re-
turned to Atlanta Tuesday night ac-
companied by Mrs. D. K. Christie,
who is under treatment of specialist
Mr.. Christie went up to Atlanta Sat-
urday night to remain with Mrs.
Christie until there is an improvement
in her condition.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-22
OF THE GRIP
HAS SLEPT IN 5000 BEDS

To have slept in 5000 different
beds in 40 odd years on the road is
the record established by a veteran
alesman of New York city.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-22
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of Your
Rheumatism.

If you are troubled with chronic or
muscular rheumatism buy bottle of
Chamb2rlain's Liniment and massage
the affected parts twice day with it.
You are certain to be very much
henefted by It f not actually cured.
Try it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-22
A TEXAS TOWN is THE
LARGEST WITHOUT RAILROAD
Population of 1000 People, and Is
Growing by Leaps and Bounds.

BRECKENRIDGE, Texas.-Breck-
inridge is said to be the largest town
in the United States without rail
road
The town has a population of T.
coo, grown in the last few months
because of the discovery of oil in
west Texas.
It's population before oil was dis
covered was less than 700.
Four railroads are now rushing
the construction Of lines % this point
and a sharp contest has developed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
iGnc Nareans.

Jig til Stpresinanb i Gitiibirieli -.
Der pil iiec Mcgioncn / Eit for @aifaI.
lleelt. Uten bans Stprc er al oct
Irt, al ale betiGmpcr ham. Sapunc-
Ierlle % G5cffo.S lopaferne bar nopt
Sti9rmpoicl meb bans Golf og ielp
Salnoieoerne bar reiit fig moo bans
Stprc. Sgiaa Nmcrifanerne bor
prrct / gaifetng nlcb Scmenoiis Iolf,
og Den 22be San. melbes, at In,cri.
fallerlle bar taget tilfnnge Ell al sc.
menoffs Generator 6 nnbrc Siiicerer
og as mcniee Soloater / Hprbeoeit
al Eosiafpa. Ifnerifanernes Cab bar
fire brrbte % Ell baarbt iaaret.
Den Sen 19be San. ilObcrctter
Soiepb $. Sian, ben tioliscre anleri.
fanifc aonill i Srfiltif, for nGrpG-
renbe boiat / Gbita, at Sbcrit 9lurt
% ipp andre olleritanifc Ss,,gel,isrcr,
WtilS 6orb, &npt. Cigarette OF flerc
andre Weolelnncr Of BET anlerifonife
&sOe &ors, iantt cit bel polif grnic.
beltaaerbe al tibligere arigsiangcr.
er blet ta9ct tilfanse al Solibepiternc
beo ailucbinifaia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

"iew g)Orf MOrls", @uuoct5
mTlti9itc ocmotrotllte Sloo, lonl
1912 uur set ieritc itorrc Vrcaicpr.
gan ionl oubcut ltetiet &ilIoua RaE
oioatur Ier ocn oGmofrail'te 9tatio.
roIfouuentlou % 'oruoia bans no
miuatlon, henlc6et i ell Ncoattlon2
urtlftl lioitr ll9c Cpmcrt'omheocn
pan. bporIeoc2 bclNc DC itore pollti.
lie BARTER holoer pou al iorfrsblc"
u mite in Wft2lion / Saloct Ola
set ilu0cr, at pnr Vnllilf mulqlcc
'torc WtoaI on Sc itorc Nerionli8hr
Ser Get cr Al Sen Cpiatnlnd. at
81 llberult Glcmtutcr MI Dor lnnlIt
ia ON Ell ltor liberal Eorcr; cntc't
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ret anott a. Eartltruc cr Ell @l'ag.
Gen Miano, "@orIo" mencr er icIp.
Hrcpen til polltlif Ssrcr ! Trriiocut
fompoRncl CT Ncrbcrt Sooner, %
Net ertIprcr ia 1or. at Sen bCuofra.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

tct Goabcnltilltnib meb Goblet Nus.
ldlio og CT tilbsiellg til at unber.
hnnolc ploerc ON cnoelig Irco. 9Ionbi
DC ebrise Staters 9eIcgater paa Son.
fereiicen bar Der Ell Sib Stemllina
Tor OF Der blep laat Vaano paa Git
laito | oellne Scnieenbe. men iom BET
fom til Stpffet blep Sagen life Ell.
gang orsftct officielt, ibet man ieltc,
at 'filloe Oct operhopeoet bli no9eit
Illlolicc al, iaa bar BET i,trpet at be-
gpnoc at lpgge 9aanb poa b%inaroen.
Gen me aaiancc bill altiaa life
binore GItlano | paa egelt Saonb at
Tortirtte fine MISUNDERSTANDING
meb Goblet Huslonb.
Sfslge Splpsnii,eer / s(piierne /
Scmburs bar Sen ufrainife Staggering
l~loarbeioet llofait til Jrebstraftat
meo Goblet Huslanb. Cen gaar no
paa fslgenbc: Nncrficnoelic al bel
lfrainife Solfc Rcpublifs llafbpn-
gigbeh; Sifring al llfraincs Neitra-
litet; ltbperIing al Brooufter melem
Ukraine % Hnslonb; Siernclic al
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niltpartlet faa iii aOgung til at no
spe fine Hettigheoer / Ukraine paa
"etinselie al, at BET life bill iSse of
tiIpenoe Jig Wagten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
Sreo oo ufreo.

Spliid Nit ~ ~AoG
binoc3 mco me Seleion- og S%elesrai-
Inter.
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itiltc &~eilutninger, Tom blep biiaIot
al Gelcgatlonerne, % loml mi 'tal
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tionnliorinmlingcr til .8ooticnoclie.
9tuur ina oenne fprcliggcr ira Dem
nuc, bill scr bli oprettet &pnnniS.
'lorcr mco oct Npcrp at iucrfiGttc
Sucrcnatpn'tcna @~cltclnnnclicr.
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I'll at hcgpnoe nlcb al ocn femme
Sfapallf, at Sen oniatter bare DC
ire Stoter Ginluno. GItlano, 2ctlullb
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blct nbcl,lffct. @rllnocn hertil par
bcn ulnfinlige 8rGnictpiit lhcllcm
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DIOR Norort1a pao Tilna, Der bpg /
Nlmilbcllgbeo rcgl,ca Tor 2itbaucus
Nopcoitao.
Zen polite delegation ioreilog 81
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gaa ino, iom Ell Gel al Den polite
Stat.
ScgAc hiaie Torilag blep imiblcrtio
a'oilt AZ %Slthaucrlle, % for at BET iaa
/ Oct belle funbe fpmnle Ell. haltiit
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bca uoeniur.
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at tonlnle Ill S~oritaaelic meb Supict
Hnalaro | Oct &aah, ar DC oil bpNcs
bcbrc %iltaar fra 2cnin enc ira
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~ Sc firc S.atcr inhcn Iaiancell
bar iom betienbt eltIano aaereoe hut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
De rusliife freestilbue.

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/ l~lnberhuict - at Gntenten life gobt
fllnoe inblabe Jig / Sreb5ullberbano.
lineer meo Den rusiiltc Sopiet Hc9ie.
ring, ga be alorig bar mootaget nogen
~officicI Senncnoelie fra Iuslano ON
sSreb.
Oct CT nlaaifc / Sen Inleoning, at
oct r~llsiilfc Goblet Bureau bar uour-
beloet Ell ~officiel Reoesiprelic, ipnt
bier, at / Siosrllmntet ste Iugllit
1913 til Ste Tecen1ber 1919 bar &c.
gieringen / WoIfpa giort life milOrc
ems 81 Senpenoelie til De allierebe