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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-07-15
GLYCERlNE MIXTURE
SURPRISES JUNEAU

The quick action of simple glyc-
crime, buckthOrn bask, etc, as mixed
in Adler-i-ka, is surprising. One
spoonful relieves ANY CASE gas
on stomach or sour stomach. Adler
i-ka acts on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and removes all foul accu-
mulated matter which poisoned stom-
ach. often CURES constipation.
Prevents appendicitis. One lady re-
ports she has no more pain in back
CT head or gas on stomach since
using Adlerika. Butler-Mauro &
Co., Druggists.
advertisement
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-07-15
GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

Good business averaging about
forty thousand dollars a year in
bakery and restaurant at Cordova,
Alaska Modern equipment through
sut, including glass top tables with
forty-fiye foot lunch counter
Bakery has Champion bread and
cake MIXERS and up-to-date brick
oven with the latest oil burner at
tachment. Long lease on location.
Further particulars address p. O.
Box 80. Cordova. Alaska. adv.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-07-15
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

The Board of Equalization will
meet in the Council Chambers in
the City Hall, Friday, July 18th,
1920, from 2 to 4 p. m. This will
be the last meeting of the Board
and persons having protests on val
uations as fixed by the Assessor
should appear and present the same.
adv. A. B. COLE.
City Clerk.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-07-15
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION

Installation of officers at regular
session Thursday night at s o'clock
A large attendance is requested.
Visiting members welcome,
adv. f. f. SMITH. Sec'y.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-07-15

COMING ATTRACTIONS
isEUM-Geraldine Farrar in
maria Rosa"
PALACE-Evelyn Greedy in "Phil
for Short"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
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ranged. viii spell STAR ADNEii-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

Happiness lay before them until gossip reaEed it's ugly head and the peaceful life of love and romance, even though it was youth and age, poverty and wealth welded, was ended What havoc gossip can wreck is the theme of 'sThe World and His Wife, the latest Paramount, Aircraft production which will be shown at the strand Monday Tuesday and Wednesday only.
 This is picturiza ton of the famous stage success in which William Faver- sham registered such a triumph. Critics declare it one of the most beautifully and artisticaliy staged productions that has yet graced the screen Joseph Urban was the designer of most of the sets, and he is recognized as one of the great est masters scenic art has yet produced.
 These sets though are only a back ground for story of strength and charm. 'The World and His Wife" is a real drama. The peoeple in it are flesh and blood, real persons who live and love and hate and fear the same as the neiehbors on every side
 Alma Rubens, who is recognized as one of the most talented young stars be- fore the camera, an emotional actress possessed of the highest ability has the leading role, which is especially con- eenial MontaEue Loye, d star in his own right and an eminent player, has ar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
WALLACE REID IS
 STAR AT COLONIAL
Will Appear First Three Days in Hawthorne of
 the U s. A.

Romance filled with action and enough
 to make excellent entertainment will be
 offered movie fans at the Colonial
 Theater the first three days of this week. with Wallace Eeid, handsome and deoo- nair as ever, in one of the most romantic roles he has ever had. Hawthorne Of the U. & A." is the feature, and 1t IS a Patamount-Artcraft production. There is no need to try to describe how well Wa1ly handles a romantic role, The thousands of motion picture enthusiasts l in Birming ham arc acquainted with his | ability In Hawthorne of the U. $. A..
 he has one of the best roles of this type
 that his directors has even chosen TOT l him and he makes the most of 1t. | His supporting cast is way above the ] ordinary. His leading woman is dainty , Lila. Lee, whose recent product.ons nave rroved her one of. the most charlnins ingenues the screen has produced, Then
 Harrison Ford, who is one of the clever est of the young actors before the caWer today, has an important role. Tuily Mar shall and other well known players or the Famous Players-LaslSy forces Will be seen.
 Hawthorne of the U $. Az is pc turization of the famous stage success of the same name, and all of the humor and romance of the original has been ln- tensified by transfer to the screen. The star is seen as a young American Who breaks the bank at Monte Carlo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
WOULD PUT END TO
 SECRET BETTING
By Associated Press

Pnris August S.-Clandestine betting would be suppressed in France under bills just introduced in the Chamber of Deputies by Baron Maurice de Roths- child to amount to 100000 francs daily.
 Under the Rothschild bill establish tnents where the illegal betting occurred would be closed for certain periods,
 Deputy Bouyssou proposes that illegal betting be suppressed by the creation of } state organization of control, and the imposition of tax at raee tracks and other places. A tax of 6 per cent on the estimated 100000 francs illegally bet daily would bring the French government a srevenue of 6oo,0o0 francs daily, or for th4 80 racing days, an annual revenue fram this source os 200,0o0000 francs
 To this would be added 100000 or 50- 100000 francs from a tax on book bet ting which would te re-esta blished and Allowed in a special inclosure under the Bouyssou measure. This bill also pro- poses the creation or free betting offices h Paris and all cities of more than 100 000 fnI AbitantS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
CARPENTER IN
 THE WONDER MAN
 AT HE ALCAZAR
Champion Heavyweight of Europe Makes Screen De but in American So-
 ciety Drama

Georges Carpenter. the idol of France and the heavyweight champion of Flu rope. will make his screen debut at the Alcazar theater tomorrow in an Amer ican society drama The Wonder Man"
 The Wonder Man" Is not fight pie ture. but there is one of the most realis- tic fight scenes ever shown on the screen that of two fashionable clubmen set ting an affair of honor with the padded niits, and those of the sporting element of Birmingham who were disappointed when the authorities refused to let Car pentier appear here in person, will have the opportunity of seeing him in action
 In addition to this thrilling bout you will see a photo drama rich in plot and eounterplot heart interest and the thrill ef big dramatic moments. Stunninglv gorgeous scenes Tn an ultra exciuslve country club of the elite of high society, bevy of beautiful bathing girls in dar- ing one-piece bathing suits at fashion able bathing pool in a millionaire home A mysterious murder in the diplomatic circles of Washington and how it was solved by the mysterious stranger, 'The Wonder Man
 The picture promises an entertainment unique in the realm of the cinema art. Unlike the previous efforts of producers to bring champions of the prize ring be- fore the public on the silver screen in the roles of daredevil heroes or in a hair-raising serials Georges Carpenter Is given as a vehicle an intriguing TO- mance of American society, with him- self dressed in the role of a smart, we'll dressed man about town
 The fact that his gentlemanly quali- ties and his record of valor in the Worl5 war has won the admiration of all classes makes the advent ofs this popular youth into the picture world as a matinee ldol a commendabe achievement.
 "Mary's Little Lobster" the latest Sunshine comedy featuring the Sunshine beauties will be shown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
AT THE THEATRES
 AND MOVIE HOUSES
vaudeville and pictures.

Lyric--Keith vaudeville and pictures. lures.
 Loew's Bijou-ynudexiIie and pie lures.
 Strand-MOnday, Tuesday, WedneS- day Alma Reubens in '"fhe World and His Wife. Thursday, Friday. Saturday Dorothy Dalton in "Guiity of Loxe."
 TrianoD--Mack Sennetfs "Married Life, all week.
 AIcaxar-GeorGe Carpentier in ''The Wonder Mar" all week.
 RiaIte-NOnday, Tuesday, Wednes- day Tom Mix in "The Three Gold ,Coins." Thursday. Friday, Saturday Norma i'amadge in A Daughter of Two worlds
 COIoniaI--Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- day Wallace Reid in '.HawthOrne of the U. $. A. Thursday. Frihny. Saturday William $. Hart in ''The Toll Gate.'
 Princess--Monday, Tuesday "Whiri- wind. No. |. Wednesday, Thursday s4Hfdden Dangers.' No. 2. Friday, Sat urday "Lightnina Bryce" No. '.
 Odeon-Monday .I1Imo the ~Feariess.' Tuesday, "FImo the Fearless" and 'The Midnight Man." Wednesday. Thursday ' ssMoonriders.' Friday, Saturday west ern drnma.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
HUERTA BREAKS
 ALL PRECEDENTS
By Associated Press

Mexico City. August 6. Instead of fix ing time for the recently arrived Guate- malan diplomatic mission to call on him & his presidential offices. Provisional President De La Huerta recently broke all precedents by unexpectedly calling upon the Guatemalans at their own hotel
 At noon President De La Huerta pre- sented himself at the door of the apart ments occupied by Marcial GarcNa salas, minister for the Central American re- public. Surprised al this procedure, Senor Garcia Salas began he interview by pro- foundly thanking the Mexican President for his disregard of diplomatic conven- tions.
 called upon President De La Huerta at tre national palace and there the repre- sentatives of two newly-formed adminis- trations--the Mexican and Guatemalan-- formally exchanged recognition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
Sennett's Hilarious Comedy
 "Married Life" at 7rian0n

The big comedy sensation of the sea son, Mack Sennett's five-reel production, Married Life. comes to Birmingham this week and begins a weeks engage ment at the Trianon Monday
 This comedy has been declared the best laugh producer that Mack Sennett has ever made for the silver sheet and 1t is five reals of hilarious laughter
 It restores confidence, allays suspicion, reawakens honeymoon sentiment and is one of the most entertaining satires on married life vet produced on the screen.
 Ben. college Hero and football player holds the admration of the threngs who are witnessing the game. Among the crowd are Phyllis and Charlie, who are engaged. Charlie is related to the ln- famous Jack Dalton. Charlie bets against his own team and betrays his teams signals to the opposition.
 | Ben is hurt in the game and is re- 1 lieved by James Finlayson, who helps win last minute victory. Charles yil- lainy is exposed and Phyllis departs on l the arm of Jimmy. Soon they are mar ried.
 1 Married life is sweet for Phyllis and | Jimmy until Phyllis writes a play.i It | is probably the worst play ever written. <, Jimmy is devoutly opposed to- it's pre-
 sentation because he thinks it will ruin
 his reputation. But Phyllis insists Ben, who enacts the role of the hero, is known 1 in the plot as Rodney St. Clair.
 Jimmy threatens with divorce and finds
 ground for it Tn the fact that at rehear-
 sals Bens part calls for many kisses from Phyllis
 Finally the play which is called The
 Last Installment," is given and in the
 audience are Ford Sterling, Charlie Mgr ray and Louise Fazenda. A ! Ben, the hero of the play, rescues 1he heroine on an average of three times in
 each act and there are four acts. Illus 1 band Jimmy. arriving late, leaves in dis gust at the 953d kiss. Bea is hurt when
 the scenery falls on him.
 l Through ruse Jimmy becomes Ben g
 surgeon at~ the hospital. Jimmy gives
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
Prizes for Coal Economy
 Ru Assonfatah press

Paris, August 3.--New ideas for econo- mixing coal and other fuel are sought by have been offered by the Seine depart ment for ideas and inventions this fall. Under the provisions of the Spa confer- ence agreement, France will have, from ell sources, slightly less than so per cent of her needs in coal, and now, in the sultry heat of summer, the people are beginning to worry about the shfvers or the coming winter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
Strand Play First Of Week Ls SSThe World and His Wife"

important role. as has Gaston Glass, one
 te -nng leaders of the youn gac- tors. The cast also includes that excel ent character actor Pedro de Cordoba, Charles Gerard, Margaret Dale, Mrs. AL Ian Walker and others.
 The scenes in the picture, which was bdapted from a successful Broadway play, are laid in Spain. Miss Rubens has the role of Fedora, young Spanish girl. who marres Don Julian very rich and much older than herself. Ernesto, q youthful writer and son of Don Julian 8 deceased friend, comes to live-with them. Evil stories are circulated about the young folks. A duel. in wich Lon Julian saty wounded and several other startling e$ents follow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
MUSICAL COMEDY
 WILL BE STAGED
 AT NEPTUNE BEACH
Annette Kellerman's Bath- ing Beach Review Big Feature at EdgewoOd
 Park ~

Annette Kellerman Bathing Beach Re- view" Sounds alluring; doesn't it? And that is just what Manager Hugh Hill says 1t will be when fifteen chorous girls present musical comedy at Neptune beach in Edgewood park on September 5.
 The girls will be dressed in fittlng bathing suits. but Mir. Hill doesn't speci- fy what is meant by fitting" At any rate. they will be dressed in water cos tunes and with spotlights flashing, ev-
 erything S promised to be as light as day The management also intends to offer a mum mber of handsome prizes for
 Birmingham women and girls in the
 beach parade
 Coming as it does toward the. close Of the bathing season, Manager fhli Is de- termined to make the musical comedy on the beach one of Edgewoods chief events
 In the meantime dancing in Dreamland pavilion is all the go every night. Thurs- day and Saturday afternoons, from to l T. dancing is free. The chicken suppers at Mountain View Inn are also contlnu- ing in popularity according to Mir Hil~ Preparations are going forward for | American Legion Night when the 1 park management and Birmingham post | No 1 of the American Legion will split l the net proceeds. This night has been Set for Tuesday, August "A. The legion 1 post will furnish chaperons. Committees 1 have already been appointed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
Count Is Dismissed
pv Assoeisiec ~rn

Berlin. August 3-Count Munster. who vas first e1perrv 70 the former King of Saxony and -sfnce has held an important position in the republican ministry for agriculture. has been summarly dis missed. The explanation given on behalf of the government for his dismissal Nis> that the count had said in public that Herr Schwarz, his chief. the present minister for agriculture, formerly metal turner didn't know anything about agriculture, only in less respect ful terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

The Baldwin Locomotive Works at Philadelphia employs now more than 900 men, with a weekly payroll of $500, ,000 Later in the year it is ex- pected that 22,000 will be employed, with weekly payroll of $750,o00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

The Rev G. w Taylor. Baptist min ister of Hiawatha Kas., says that of 2y7 couples he has married only two have south divorce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
WALLACE REID IN HAWTHORNE OF THE U. S.A.
 COLONIAL

Ben too much gas and the latter rises like balloon and floats out of the win
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

dow. Through the Sennett process, Phyl- lis and Ben are ultimateley landed in an aeroplane, with thee Sonnet cops in close pursuit. After a thrilling time Phyllis and Jimmy are reconcled and Ben takes his leave with dignity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-21
There are good reasons why
this week visiting Philadelphia
Commercial Museum Build

process In congested plants truck will easily
do the work of three double five single
Motor trucks make possible establish plants nexpen
sve locations away fao the congested centers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-21
The Distributor
Wholesale or Retail

Because motor trucks DIRE the of rendering
regular and dependable delivery service customers.
They increase the errtor which house can do bsnes
with profit.
Truck transportation hep$ speed up the of stock
reducing the necessary Sstment and storage space
reliable motor truck we'll kept up, advertses whereve
goes the stability and prgressveness of the firm who's
is on it,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-21
The Manufacturer

Because trucks the quickest and econom-
lca of hauling between plant and railroad terminals
Because trucks his plant with every shipping
receiving platform by the most direct highway ndepen
dent of railroads.
They make him independent of and express delays
and embargoes.
When necessary the manua himself 90 after raw
materials keep unbroken the steady flow of production
Motor trucks help the manufacturer to make good on
delivery promises.
Motor truck shipments make possible saving in packing
costs.
Motor trucks working within the plant keep departments
regularly supplied with materials and materials in
The Washington herald., 1920-02-16
SOUTHERN ORGANIZATION
PLANS FREIGHT REGULATION

Return OF the railroads to thei"
owners March l will be followed
by steps to have rectified inca "a
Ties IN southern railroad rats a d
regulations. according to plans for
mulated by the development organ
izations of the South. Discussion
and action upon them Is expected
TO be taken at tie quarterly me t
ing OF officers of the Southern Set
tlement and Development o gani-
zation and managers of its - l.
ated State associations throuah ut
the South at Montgomery. Ala, ,nxt
month. This meeting fas be n
postponed by Clement S. Ucker. of
Baltimore, pilot of the southwfGe
development movement, from Ma ch
11-13 to March 25-27. Bruce Ken
nedy, general Secretary of the NJ Mt
gomery Chamber of Commerce, is
cooperating in arrangements for
the meeting.
To deal with rates and related
problems. S. Davies warfieId, of
Baltimore, president of the South
ern Settlement and Development Or
ganization. has appointed a COM
mittee of the organization on trans
pSANoNiOh anu II "A. I.
Moore. of New Orleans, head of
the cutover land department of the
Southern Pine Association, is chair
man of this committee, the other
members of which are as follows:
Charles L. Gaines, Jacksonville
Fla; F. S. N. Davis, Lea. Ca; E.
w. Durant, Charleston, S. c.. ard
C. !. Millard. Norfolk. Va. Mr..
Moore has had long experience
dealing with traffic matters for tie
yellow pine lumbermen and more
recently as chairman Of the spe-
cial committee of the South. which
was in Washington urging fair
treatment in rates for the South
and particularly in the matter Ct
rates to and utilization of Southern
ports in connection with the, for
eign trade of the United State.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-16
WILL ACCEPT PAYMENT
In BELGIAN FRANCS

The Guaranty Trust Company of
New York has announced it's readi-
ness to accept subscriptions in Bel
gian francs to the new Belgian gov
eminent S per cent Internal Premium
Loan of two and half billion francs.
The purchaser buys these bonds in
francs outright and not in dollars.
The price Of each 500-franc bond will
be 499 francs; and with each Amer
lean dollar now worth approximately
1850 francs, the American price of
one of these bonds is now about sS7.
We're Belgian francs to return to the
mint par of exchange, these bonds
would be worth at par about $3.50.
Another novelty to the American
investor is the premium feature, by
which the Belgian government will
retire annually a certain percentage
Of these bonds. by lot. at $50 per cent,
or 80 francs. The Guaranty Trust
Company is assisting In the placing
of this loan at the request of the Bel
gian Ministry of, Finance, which has
particularly sought the cooperation
Of all foreign banks having branches
in Brussels.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-16

As regards the rally op Friday and
Saturday, it Is felt in some quarters
that II was a bit too rapid to hold.
Professional operation in the main
does not hold out much hope. how
ever, for successful operations on the
constructive side. One of the most
hopeful signs. perhaps, has been the
cash buying of stocks in the last day
or two reported by a number Of
houses
Business men and investors should
not be deceived by the large untitled
orders in almost every branch of
trade. This is a characteristic of
practically all periods of dangerous
imitation. Every speculative busi-
ness venture, however unsound
it may be, requires a certain amount
of office or factory space, and a stock
of goods or materials; and this spec
ulative buying of space and supplies
Is the very factor that makes money
tight. Huge untitled orders are
therefore sometimes an evidence of
genuine prosperity. and sometimes a
symptom Of dangerous imitation.
Just shortly before the panic of 1907
the untitled orders of the United
States Steel Corporation increased
rs per cent in eighteen months. Just
before the panic of 1873 untitled iron
orders were so great that pig iron
rose from s37 a ton to s52.75, in spite
of continuous high records in the
production of the United STAGES and
the world. Vast untitled orders in
many lines of goods were the rule
in Great Britain prior to the col
lapse of 1866 and here prior to those
of 1857 and 1884. Thus 1t cannot be
contended that the unsatished de-
mand for goods and products is any
guaranty of uninterrupted prosper
ity.