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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24
AmuSen1entS By EsTELLE BETHEA HALE
UNUSUAL ACTS
 AT THE LYRIC
By EsTEL

Most enjoyable of the five vaudeville acts at the Lyric for the first half oi the week is that of Vinie Daly. Miss Daly is formerly an operatic singer and has very sweet and pleasing voice. She also has the knack or max ing her songs entertaining and artls- tic. In other words, she doesn't simply face the audience with a song, out sings with well placed gestures. of gracefulness. Her operatic number was presented very much as 1t would be in opera with the operatic coloring Later in the act she sang some popu lar songs, with modern dancing, tnat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24

in smiles and tunes" They tell a mum ber of amusing jokes in a novel manner. The musical offering of the male mem Der of the act was exceptionally good.
 Nieman and Harris. billed as the Box car Duo, proved to be the brightest spot on the bill. For clean, straight sure-fire jokes, told in an amusing man ner and with a lot of pep in them, these two chaps have got it down to the letter Their act made big hit.
 Shirley Mason, in ''The Little Wander err Is the screen attraction for the week end bill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24
MILLION BALES OF COTTON TO PAY FOR
 CORPORATION STOCK

Montgomery, August 23.-The Ala bama division of the American Cotton Association was informed today of the formation of plans by the latter to organize an export trading corpora tion, the stock in which is to be paid for in one million bales of cotton. pro- rated among the cotton states. for the purpose of trading directly with cen tral Europe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24
EVERY FLEMISH RE-
 MOVED IN A FEW DAYS
BY A NEW METHOD, AND
 THIN, PALE PEOPLE IN- CREASE WEIGHT QUICK LY BY SIMPLY USING A FEW 5-GRAIN ARCO- PHOSPHATE TABLETS. THEY ACT LIKE MAGIC.

Even in many stubborn that have baffled physicians and beauty specialists for years. You have never in your life heard of anything like it. They make muddy com plexions. pimples. eruptions. red spots, blackheads vanish quickly Your com plexion can be clear and you can have a beautiful rounded figure. Your face, hands. arms and shoulders can be made beautiful beyond your fondest dreams in . few days by this wonderful new discovefy which phos- phatizes tho system. Its effect many claim is marvellous, this treatment is absolutely harmless to the most delicate person and pleasant to use.
 SPECIAL NOTICE-Lades wishing to in- crease bust development should secure one or two ounces of Rosetone from their druggist and apply it once twice daily. This is . most effective remedy and per- fectly harmless when used in connection with rgo-phosphate. It will round out your form and increase your weight like magic; unless you desire to increase your weight do not use arso-phosphats Dis- pensed by Eugene Jacobs Drus Store, Ha- san-D Dunlap Drug Co. Dewberry Drus Co.,. Wilmington Pharmacy. Harduvel Pharmacy, Ensley.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24
666 cures Malaria, Chills

and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe. IL kills the parasite that causes the fever. It is a splendid laxative and
 general Tonic.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24

smooth and
 the general ~S. health im-
 ~s"s ~ proved: in fact, work seems easier and . lighter. more buoyant feel ing takes possession oe the whole being. It is a fine sem sation-that of looking end feelinRyouns. supple. eheers ful. active. alert and magnetic. # you want to reduce 1 0 . 60 pounde sak ely, pleasantly. you should E.ve korein system a trial. The name kossin is pronounced koreen. Start on the read to longer life and happiness today. Obtain . small box sf ksrsin under Sl00 money. refund guarantee ak any hay drug store. Show your friend this Gdvsrtissssssst.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24
"WORLD AND HIS WIFE"
 AT THE STRAND

"The World and His Wife" showing at the Strand is one of the most com polling plays ever adapted to the screen. It is a story of strong. human passions with a deep tragic quality The background is Spanish and mag nificently elaborate and effective. Ths leading roles are acted by splendid actors who are all well known film stars. Alma Reubens is indescribable in her wonderful appeal. Her popu- larity will be more firmly established in this play by her sympathetic per formance of her part. Aside from that she is a very beautiful young woman Montague Love and Gaston Glass 'r re exceptionally good in strong DOT trayals.
 The basic idea of the story Is the tragic effects of gossip. A young wife loves her husband who is some few years her senior. most devotedly. But -"They say"-Well they" say enough to bring tragedy into the two lives "Theye are never located throughout the story. But two more lives are wrecked on the wreck strewn shores of gossip and slander founded on no more concrete ground than they say" It is a play that will strike home, and one that will thrill and interest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24
AT GREENWOOD PARK

The week opened with another large Monday night crowd at Edgewood. and Hugh HILL manager of the mountain resort. was kept busy seeing ito things in Dreamland dance hall, merry devotees of dancing being exceptionally numerous. "Something seems to have gone to Blr- mingham's feet" said Mir. Hill, for the crowds still grow. Dreamland has made a deep impression, it seems, and the longer the season lasts the bigger the crowds get,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24
For the Good of
 the Community

THE waterway meeting to be held in
 Il Montgomery on September 18th will be largely attended, That is certain.
 From one end of the state to the other there has been pronounced showing of interest. Alabamians seem to have come to that pass where they think waterways as statewide proposition. They indicate sensing the necessity of all pulling to- gether for the development of common scheme in which one way or another all local interests are enwrapped
 Not always did all Alabamians in- dorse the development at Muscle Shoals. Some associated it with special benefit to special interests. It would now be diff cult to have voice raised in protest
 There was at one time in this county a spotted though vigorous opposition to placement of terminals at Port of Bir- mingham or elsewhere on the Locust Fork branch of the Warrior by those who thought the valley canal should come first Now the county is unit for these terminals; the common benefit isrealized Florence, Sheffield and Tuscumbia are making efforts to revive transportation on the Tennessee to and from Ohio and Mis- sissippi river junctions The rest of Ala- bama is interested. It knows that if the Tri-Cities benefit by this water route, the benefit will flow over into points south of the shoals just as the operation of the ,,i+ro+o y,1oy,tc oy6 tbo xxyofop y,ovyoy boi,,rr developed at Wilson dam will extend economic advantages to the remainder of the state
 Selma and Montgomery desire the in- stallation of the same kind of equipment as is being built for the Warrior and the same kind of river service The Warrior interests wish Selma and Montgomery to have similar service. They know that the more extended and widespread the service becomes and the more people it embraces, the surer and more lasting 1t will be.
 The Coosa for years fought single handed battle. When the Coosa was mentioned anywhere in the state there was a mental picture of Capt w. R. Lay, that indomitable Gadsdenite, and with JndC the average AldUdIlldll HdSSou up the Coosa to the storehouse of other vague and intangible impressions Recently congress enacted law allowing the de- velopment of the water power on that stream in synchronism with the doing away of the rapids and opening it up for navigation from Rome the gulf. An other great Alabama waterway poten- tiality is grasped by the people of Alabama.
 For generations the port of Mobile was regarded as the special and peculiar property, concern and project of Mobil- ians. Alabamians would be ashamed to longer acknowledge that narrow view.
 Alabamians have finally put these diff ferent waterway projects before their vision and they have found them correlat- ed. They have their tentacles wrapped the one about the other and all interwoven in such manner that neglect of one in- terest> is neglect of all.
 The waterways association to be or ganized at Montgomery September 18th is not only to carry the port aid amend roort bI1t to norm an ant1v ~aid avnry
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24

StdI vdtlOA 0iCt, tiiylOlu, or exhausting exercise.
 These pictures give you an idea of improve ment in appearance and you may expect wonder. full benefit in personal attractiveness and win ming efficiency when you are slender.
 Supsisine weight rsdue- ton reported = even after just a few days treatment. With proper reduction the fiesh becomeo firm, the skin
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24
Fat Folks
 Be Slender 
$1OO.OO GUARANTEE

If ovsr-stout. you will be happy to learn how you may easily reduce weight and measurements without
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
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WHERE BLINDNESS IS fRLlss-
'TWERE FOLLY TO SEE

Is it cruel to deceive when The de-
ception is for good end? Which was
better-to leave blind girl blind
and believing her friends good and
beautiful-or to give her sight, with
the bitter shock of finding them COM
mon crooks? ?
Such are the problems unfolded in
Eyes of the Heart" which opens at
the Casino Theatre today. 1t is the
newest Mary Miles Minter production
for Realart and was adapted from the
popular Ladies Home Journal serial,
Blindness" by Dana Burnet.
AS the blind girl whose restored
sight brings atrain of intensely dra-
matte revelations, Mary Miles Minter
has role entirely different from
anything she has ever done. The
struggle through establishment to
happiness is said to be an especially
rare piece OF dcClng.
Cerainly Eyes of the Heart" sat
isles the plea that an exhibitor give
his patrons a variety" of amuse-
ment. The play is entirely different
from any previous Minter producr
tons. The part of Laura gives the
star rare opportunity to prove to
the motion picture public that she is
really versatile and no ia zone type"
star.
Edward Burns, who has played
leading man for Elsie Ferguson, Va.
leska Surratt, Olga Petrova, and
other famous stars, is excellently
cast as Mike, the young burglar
whose love for the helpless Laura is
the one true thing in his lawless life.
Splendid character work is done by
Lucien Littlefieid as a pickpocket,
and Burton Law, "a Jewish pawn
broker, who finds that a kind heart
interferes with business, Also in
the cast are Fred Turner, Florence
Midgely. John Cook, VIM. E, Parsons
and Loyola OConnor. The produc-
ton was directed by Paul Powell
with scenario by Clara G. Kennedy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
IN THE COURT OF COUNTY JUDGE IN AM
FOR THE COUNTY OF POLK, STATE or

IN THE COURT OF COUNTY JUDGE IN ANp
nok THE COUNTY OF POLK, STATE or
rLoRlpA. SITTING AS A COURT 0r
I"obAiE-ln re Estate of William Sa.
~ fofeisn Lunatc and Insane Person
Na"ce Is hereby given to all whom il NAV
c."Ge.a that Lewis T. Metzccr, as uarIisS
Vi Nlilan II, slaglc. lunalc and insane
ps'%nn van on the 18Th day OF December A
- alplS 10 the Honoraby Kelsey Blan
~, "'' ."uI''' Judge IN and for said county, at
h's 'niee ~ the court house in Bartow IN
sa'a county at eleven o'clock a m. or % coon
.hereaier rs the matter can be heard, for an.
hnrltl 1" ELI at public or private salo AZ
t0'1alnE disturbed real etate, situate in saiS
county, tn.W.t. !" S"'u
ilRSI ThttT-Lot M. in Block M &.
OF scott l.'k' land HeiGhts Addition IN Iate
,dho, Itetlha. ai tn same appears If renas,
N the office of the clerk Of Polk county -, !.
Eari.w. F!rrida YIN eouhV at
nsCoND TRACT-Iot No. in Bloct No
oil Scots Lakeland Heights ld5i,ion Ho
LaSeiand, Florida, as the same apnesrs % 10
.oru IN the Office Of the Clerk Of poll no,, re.
At Barlow. Florida. YIN county
Third IRACT-Lot No. 9 in Block M os
SCOTS Lakeland Heights Addition - ~. "
.a"u Florida, as the same appears ~ r go
W me office Of the clerk Of PoIk count, .0iu
thttuNs flofiud '
toCRTll TRACr-Lot No 10 in Bloct y,
o. SCOTS Lakeland Heights AddiioS W =.
lakeland. Florida, as the same apnears ~ 49,. 70
ora N NE ONCE Of the Clerk Of Polk caun NY
At Barlow. Florida. YIN COUNTY
II I'll IRACT-Lot No. in Block =,
s ~ n Rogers Subdivision to Lakeland Fla -
s a.' ~ me same appears of record in The ~
Florida "'s' al Barlow.
SMITH TRACT-Lot No in R,o,,. a.,
carter Dean Realty Company,s Rerisad o.
o. hixleland Addition TO Lakeland Fioria, dap
the same appears Of record in Inc 'V nssn rs
n r b. at Page CT si'O"' Florida,
ShN ENIH fRACT-LOt No. s in Rloc,
5sIset peal Realty Compauy's Revised ,l,D y
pan'e'a,a Add'ioH to Lakeland, Florida a. ~
s-"'e appears OF record in the once n ~ -.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

no one In the state of Florida seT@
whom would bind It.; and that 10 Y
business and residence is ColllnOla,
which Is the most particular address :
ana that said bill Of complaint seek J.
the title to the following dsSerlSeu
situated In Polk county, Florida
M of M of NwA of NWit Of SEQ
township 2S south, range "a east, ap,
U. 5. lot 4 in said section 30 Iylh' q
the above described tract and bast y I.
worth, the east and west lines o. =
tract above described being continues H, /.
width apart across said lot ! 10 US ,, n
cept a right Of way to Lake hul s,,,
eommsncing IL feet west Of the SCUM" !,
ner Of sWH Of swA Of section ~
IS south. range "a east. thentel- ''a
thence east to Lake Holllngsworln, n.
the margin OF said lake to the seenvus
tween sections 10 and 20, townsng
range "a east, thence west to Des1n'
1T is THEREFORE ORDERED u ~ z }.
X. McCrary, Mamie McCrary. W, " ~
Zoe McCrary and the Palmetto Ss'' n
OF Columbia, s. c., a cOrporltloa, n
said bill Of complaint on or bei@s
9th. 1890, at the ONCE Of the cu .
circuit court Of Polk county tIo.s W.
wise said bill win be taken az TvI
1T is FURTHER ORDERED na' 4,
tee be published once week ~ !.
cessive weeks in the oakland Eyenlns
published at Lakeland, Polk touA' \
Done and ordered at chambers 4
Florida. this, the 2lst day Of V',y.
tSean J., 4 ION
Clerk Circuit ,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

IN THE CIRCUIT coURp or rr,.u
PnR iAI po1 CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA ~ ~, NJ
National 's RanS Complainant VS. Palmetto
Defendants ""'"Ia' >. G., ct al,
i, " al, appearing from an afldavit attached
tn ,iI Bll Of Complaint filed in -. ",'aSnsd 10
Mamie 5 Mser mat Pearee lccTary ami eH
residents Of this state 'I 6D, and are non.
q years and that there G y over The age
bind them iG oad ,s service upon whom ~o 1ns
as particular ~ mat their place Il rsslisrcs
Nec e Ionn and that the dcienaa mum Nor
r,sicnjs and and S Ste' Zoe aecrary are :" NOW
-, - years, and that there y 4 over the ace Of
End , IL florida service Upon v boe IN ,i Tic
weshsrordl 9 re4 a,i their place Of rssden %eus
T rsi address known md ,bo ' nes most par
non .,g HIss4nai Bank Of Columbia
corporation and that tbsrs /,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR POLK
COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN RE: VIRGINIA
TRABUE, MARIAN TRABUE, =. +. J.
TRARIrE IR ISAAC TRARIrE MINORS


Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
y r, J. TRABUE, guardian for Virginia TIA
Ane, Marian Trabue, S. +. J. Trabue. Jr., and
Isaac Trabue, that he will make application
10 Judge Kelsey Blant0n. county judge of Polk
county Florida upon petition TO sell at private
or public sale as the court may direct, all
interest Of the SAID minors said minors hav.
ing or claiming an undivided one sixth in
terest in and to the property herein described,
situated in Polk county, Florida, as follows
NE Ia of NV IA Of section II, township
n south, range "a east excepting tract Of
land described as follows Commencing at
Be corner Of NE of NV IA Of section 81,
sownship 20 south range "a east thence north
800 chs; north 81 degrees Is minutes west
s7o chs ): south | degree 10 minutes, east
s.S4 chs thence east $50 chs; to starting
point Containing 1852 acres; reerving
road 80 feet wide on east side of sale trac,
from north to south line.
petition now on file In the office of the
county Judge has beenduly filed for that pur-
pose setting mp the neret Of said minors and
the object for making said ale said appli-
cation for said order will be made at
eciock a. H. or as soon thereafter as the
matter can be heard on Monday, the 3rd day
o. January 1921. in the county judges office
In Barlow, Polk county Florida.
Dated this the 4th Cay Of December 1920
$. Y. !. TRABUE, Guardian.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
lgTk o. Polk county at Barlow p,o.,,.

'g pic, OF Polk county at Barlow F,orido
LinhIh TRACT-Lot No. 0 in Rlooi, :,
p&leland Addition to Lakeland FInr,da NAP OF
C Ggt appears Of record in the ONCE Of the
l. b l. Page CT. O"' fiorioa' In
ana M Mn IRACT-The south 40 feet If II,
ana north 3 feet Of lot Of Rlo ,Ie' 0, iCt
Diyire ,aa heaiiy Companys Revised Man Of
same appe Sqe u, to lakeland Florida as the
clerk Of Polk conn record in the Office Of The
!, ih foo, !, TRACI-Lot No and ' tbe .o,,
Dean mr. Realty II 'S @om No Of Block in Carter
a on addition to Lakeland Florida mdp OF pixie,
CerL o ~ So, OF record in the Office Of the e
The u pro rolE county at Barlow. Florida "V
person which application will he Sa insane
file in soia Tor the sale of said real etate upon on
'"'eu TINS 10th day Of November 4 n ,ooo
1895 LEWIS P. METZGEg.
As Guardian
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
They are still having oil excitemen.

They are still having oil excitemen.
up in Walton county, on the west
coast, as an Oklahoma company has
started two wells. The oil business
" a game as there is more chance
for "bamboozling" somebody in this
than in any other business: the stock
maJ be worthless, the well "salted"
or held back, and you never know
exactly the true situation. However,
the Waltonians made a great day of
it when the drilling started.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

WOoD-WHEN TO ORDER: Before
a cold or rainy day Where from
Cash Wood Yard, 217 ". Main 81
Phone 235, any length. size or kind.
Full measure guaranteed 3es2
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

FOR SALE Metal Garage. back of
First Baptist Church. Must be sold
at once, Apply at church office.
1921
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

WANTED-Agents to sell hosiery to
the consumer at lover prices than
the retail stores. 40 per cent profit
Stanley Ellis & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa. 1928
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

DR.. Herman Watson announces the
removal of his offices to the ground
floor of the State Bank building, rear
of State Bank, next door to post Of
flee. Telephone number see.
5000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

The annual intercollegiate wrest-
ling championships will be held at
Princeton next March.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
DIR. {. Il HUTCHINSON
DENTIST
Rooms l07 and los Dyches Bldg.
Phone 545

FOR SALE-Two coal oil heaters.
one three burner oil stove. Phone
5ol Blue 1914
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

WANTED-A gas stove. Phone Sl5-
heo' 1890
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

PAINTER WANTED-s12 E. Orange.
5000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

FOR SALE Suecial Studebaker Six,
fine condition in every way. Write
or see j. II. Sanderson. Ala South
Kentucky Ave, City. 1929
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06

b. JANOWSk
MUSICAL INSTRrC1O'
lessons on Piano. Violin Do
Reed Instruments
Studio 400 West Orange ~
Telephone ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-06
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS

STOCKS AND BONDS-20 shares.
Oliver Rim Co., stock at S115 per
share. viii sell ) to 20 shares mt
this price. This company making
Money. II is believed a dividend OF
6 to 8 per cent will be paid on this
stock early In 1921. Wire or write to
Chas. L. Thompson, =. 0. Box us,
Atlanta, Gu. 392s
The Washington times., 1920-11-06
Local Motorists Can Speed Up Better Traffic Drive
By J. II. YEOMANS.

With concerted action foot to better local traffic
conditions Washington viii marked improvement
within reasonable time. District officials and public
spirited organizations working hand in hand to bring
about vital action eliminating the factors of danger which
present in Washington to a superlative degree.
A traffic court to expedite the handling OF traffic
cases. rigid examination of applicants for license
and increase in police pay sufficient to make it possible
employ adequate force will bring about the greatest
improvement in traffic conditions
Major Gessford and his able assistants deserve great
credit for the good accomplished with force, plainly
inadequate to police Washington and unreserved praise
is due local civic organizations for their untng efforts
to bring about better traffic together
these powers will increase the factors of safety and within
a reasonable time make Washington traffic right.
The good TO be accomplished should be fastened by
the cooperation of the individual driver with the auhor
es-every motorst in Washington should feel that he is
power in the drive for better traffic conditions and act
accordingly. He should comply with the traffic regua-
ons to the letter. setting example for the other man
the other man will eventually drive right and become an
example for another motost Habit is strong and 1t is
easy to acquire the habit of right driving as is to
remain careless particularly when ones wrong driving
suffers by contrast.
Local authorities are working for the protection OF
the motorists who drive rght-be of hese-back the
authorities to the limit.
The Washington times., 1920-11-06
INCREASE IN OUTPUT
.OFPASSENGERC CARS
By December Production May
Go to TWo-MilIion
Mark.

One million six hundred fifty-seven
thousand six hundred and fifty-two
passenger cars were built during the
calendar year 1919. During the pres
ent year about 100000 will be con-
structed. , This represents slightly
smaller increase than Is the case in
tho motor truck field. There are
40 manufacturers OF passenger cars
who have been in actual commercial
production this year. Only thirty-five
of these manufacturers will have an
output of more than 5000 or more
cars in the course of the year.
Az In the case OF the truck industry.
we find that most OF the business IL
In the hands Of n few strong COM
panies. Twelve passenger car manu-
facturers built a total Of $4,000
cars in 1919, or 80 per cent of the
total number produced that year. APP
proximately the same percentage
figures will apply to 1920 production.
At the present time, production, which
has declined steadily since June, is
slightly below the output for the
same period last year Already. how
ever, output Is on the increase and
the continued increase in production
during the next few months should
enable most automobile companies by
January ] to reach the schedule:
originally anticipated for 1920. The
increase in production during the
first six months OF 1920. as contrasted
with the same period during the pre-
| vious year, will bring the total fol
the year up well above the 1919 rec.
ord in spite of the recent curtailment
Of production schedules.
The easing of the money market
during the period Of crop movement
will have the same beneficial effec,
on automobile production that is ant
cipated for truck production. BY De,
cember, 1920. production should be
at the rate OF 1000, 900 passenger cars
annually, and 1921 should witness G
production OF between 2,250,00O and
., SOC, 900 automobiles