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Arizona republican., 1920-02-21
PAGE THREE
METALS

NEW YORK. Feb. 20-Copper ana
iron unchanged. Anthony, sis
Lead firm: spot and March, So-et-4
912 Zinc unsettled; sQots $50 4 s-g5-
AT London: Spot copper, &1l9. rs, 81
eIectroiytic. e127; tin, e401, IS; lead
90, rs, Sd; zinc, 6 81, SIS.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-21
LIBERTY BONDS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-The Liberty
bond market was visibly stronger to-
day, quotations being as follows: 31a 5.
1862; first As, 5000: second As, 5000;
first AIS, 91.30: second Ans, $3.50;
third 4A S. 1894: fourth AIS. 91.00;
Victory 3As, 97.74; Victory 4s4, 1910.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-21

Our Huntington Beach office will be open
on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, wash
ington's Birthday Take advantage of
the holiday and look this property over.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-21
Barry & Austin

6O3 Kerckhoff Building
Los Angeles, California
Arizona republican., 1920-02-21
LIVESTOCK
Chicaoo

CHICAGO. Feb. 20-Hogs-
$4,000; firm: bulk, S13.S5014.50; top,
s14.75; heavy, 13.75614.15; medium,
s14.0eI14.5o; light. $14.35m14.75; light
Arizona republican., 1920-02-21
Market News

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Stocks were
irregular at the outset of today's
dealings, rails easing on selling due
20 opposition by financial and labor
interests to certain provisions of the
abroad bill. Reversals were brief,
however, prices rallying when buying
OF secondary rails was resumed.
Salns in low grade issues of the
ROADS traverSing western and south
western sections were increased by 1
70 points, but high grade shares or
assured dividend payers maze COM
paIauvely little Roadway.
Ouring thei Intermediate and later
PERIODS, trading was DETECTED from
transportations to prominent indus
trials and specialties. These were
Featured by General Motors and Cru
clole Steel, in which bears sustained
further punishment
General Motors registered an eX-
treme advance of 161a points at 254
almost 80 points from it's recent low,
and Crucible Steel at 5 point gain
was IL points over its minimum of the
week Other motors ana steeIs were
iirm TO strong, with oils, equipments,
shlpplnss and metals, while textiles
ana feathers made recoveries. Reac-
tions of one to four points at the close
were the logical result of profit TAX
ing. Sales were 100000 shares.
favorable incidents included the
Iurtner strength of exchange, the Lon
don quotations at best rising almost
SO cents to the pound sterling over its
previous low record, while call money
was abundant at 6 per cent This rate
applied to accommodations over the
weekend.
The bond market was visibly
stronger, speculative issues again
featuring the railway division, with
further Improvement in foreign flota-
tons and marked firmness in the Lib
erty group. Total sales, par value, ag-
Sregated $13, 100000
Old United States bonds were I'M
changed on call
Arizona republican., 1920-02-21

buyers. many of whom are more dis
posed to purchase for immediate we'll
defined needs than in anticipation of
future requirements. Doubts among
some sellers regarding the holding
power of prices, moreover have found
tangible expression in offering of
goods for forward delivery at lower
than those now current,
and resales at concessions of merchan-
disc previously taken on speculation
have afforded another indication of the
present trend of sentiment.
Weekly bank clearfngs, $S,082, ZOO,
$50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05

Ze Svycarska dochaz pzrava, re Uhrach chod lid6
bosi - ane tomu cd iakzva.
Ceneraln navIadni Palmer sibuje - dost uz nam toho
byo nasibovano nevme ktery slbd by vubec
spln6n.
Nektera osvicena hava navrhue, aby whiska bya zda
S50oo0O paint - nestacila by snad pouha po
loviGka?
AnGickemu ucenci pry podaro prom6novati plech
zato. Me nov6ho na3 zato prcn6nuje lecos vejce
uhi ad.
Platy cesiych redaktorii jsou menSi nez metard =
heu vSak tGSit TIM re kolegove iech Amerce nesou
tom lepe.
Mattel hudenibo nakladatestvi kraian St astny, sta
do noty
iisteho obCana Indiane bylo naezeno 800 gallonu
vina kter6 vpravoval re ie uzva jake koupel sve
d6ti. TO at povida stare Blazkov6
americkych sech casio nyni vyskytuje zprava
kych rebelech jen abvchom nezapomna, re Washington
by take drive rebelem nezli Sc stal otcem vlast
Po nekoka m6sicnm uvazovan byl konecne department
dnost resvedcen t6o zemi skutecne panuje
koso ldu Nuze, par let snad pTec do6kame re
sem tam n6jaky ten cent bude steven.
Conan Doyle Znamy autor detektiynich povdacek
piritsmu povda re budeme moc svet6 pitt
jen kdyby ncby vrabec hrsti sGjsm, nez-l houb ma
stfeSe Tgz Conan Doyle prorokue, &c neb nebude sta
rych psncn pana krale, snad 81 e nevezme = cert
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JDOU We SLEPEJiCH AMERlKY.

fade lsI, vtnovavSch pozornost veccm teskym octl
optue znamy, vece rozstei FdendA Literary Digest
ienz prnes rozbor Masaykova .oses1 Narodnmu shro
mazdtn pravi:
NovG lznG evropsk6 republiky utvafene die americke
1stavy, byy by iste pfekapucm Zevem evropskm stat
nkum davno mnulych dob kdyby moh ste enou navstvt
msa sveho puSoben Myenia tao prpada tem kdoz vzpo
mna. 7e kdysi byval iac kritikoye ktcf nemoh do
dne kdy shrou ederace Americkych Stau. JistG
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zdaa starch poitckych autort, kcra vzdala
narchismu mtarsmu bude pevnd spotvat en vseobcc
nravn0St - Amercka rcpublika hyls moznou en svo
vclikou uctou pro nabozensvi mravnos ak soud tom
mnozi poitiCu poZorovatee pravl president Masaryk
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dale vysveuie president Masaryk die zpraVy ondynskych
"Tmesu'
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ms znamcnat sescn vScobccnG protoze Habs
burkov6 zneuziva crve Ike police, proozc mas
circV dosala do nevznos lido ncradi syS mravni
mcnut Nam ale nesmi staCi Clrkvi nesnlnc
sydGt postv16 usicva zyySeni vercne vScobccnc
nost vnitrn Havlitek tax neohrozen6 poza
dova nerozpaluji opakovati re rozuce statu r
kye vdim proStfcdek sescni authority nabozcnsk6.
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1koum Pine yhove musi byti vseobecn%m sim zbavit
staych azykovych nabozenskych spol kter6 Rakousko
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ga narodu budc plispNat ustacn pfatclStv
mcZistnlch neznarodnich pomeru na kazdy zpusob mu
81 bJti cicm poitiNy 1sa naroda naSenNo5t nccn
sna&cnlivos naSi repubce budou narodnosni mcnSny
pestoy att narodnost zcca neru5enc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05
HAS CESkOSLOVENSkE
AMERIKY.
Ncvy .ydennik "Cechosiovak",
hajici narodni, hospodarske a
kulturni zajmy naseho lidu.

Ceskoslovenska Amerika mu
zc byti hrda ma svou cinost V
dobe valecne, kdy nadSenou a
ob6tavou svou cinnosti lvim po-
dilem prispGla k historickemu
a vitezn6mu boji "a nejvySSi
deal mas - "a samostatnost
rodnych naSich zemi. Ae tim
jeji dkol nebyl skoncen. Pc
vydobyti neodvislosti politicke
toll narod mas pred novym,
nemensim bojem. Musi Sc take
{ sv2boditi ma poll hospodar-
al9ir, V oborp @vetoveho obcho
du, kde ~ dosud byl vzdy TIA
cen he zdi iako porobek a Wy
Toi 10 znellt Zhovan ,nepra-
telskou poiit hou N6mcu a Ma
d'aru. Dnes must tesky narod
napnouti vsechny silly, ably Sc e
mancipoval i hospodafshy, ably
EGtzoval knox Y rade ostat-
Mich naroIG svt!ovych a ably V
pracica mirn zvit6zil tax jako
We sv6 revoluci politicke. Take
/ Ceska q Slovenska Amerika mu
F.! 81 tomto smeru pomahati a
pracoyati, "a tim prave ice
lem zalozen byl novy tydennik
"Cecho3lovak', jenz prav6 "a
cal vychazeti redakci znameho
Geskoamerickeho spisovatele a
zurnaliSty Josefa Macha. Ce-
{ chosiovak pfinasi obsazne clan
Ky, tykaiici sc hospodaf3kych
/ pOmera We vlasti a styku A
! merikou. informativnl stati vSe
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tovych, americkych re zivo-
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hlidku literarni, umelec kou,
hudebni, puvodni feuilletony,
povidky, poutavy roman, YER
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sm6s to Getbu peclive volenou
zuSlecht' 'uiici. Dosud vysla ci
sla vynikaii bohatym pestrym
obSahem list bude stale zdo-
kona Ovan " ncjbljZSi dobc ia
enc efejnoVat puyodni zpra-
w cd sFych spolupracovniku 4
Czech a &c Slovcnska), tax ably
Vyhovoval vSem potrebam ma
seho lidu. Cislo obsahuie II
stran velkeho formatu a pred
platne Jest vclmi vyhodne: Ma
rok $3.50 (do Cesko 3lovenska
$500, Ma pul roku S1.25, jed
notiiva cisla sc. Kdo touzis, pc
dobre tetb6, predplat 81 tento
lst a adresuj objednavky ma
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New York, n. Y.
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!WSSl IWSsl iWSSl
PAM, jez Sc 8 Let nevysvlek-

Ia. Londynsky soud vysetrujc
pficinu smrti iist6 73lete sta
fenky, zjistil, &c Sc pani tato
od smrti manzela, ktera Sc uda
la pred 9 lety, >vubec re satu
ncVysylekla. Poklada a "a zby
tccnou namahu svlckati Sc a ma
loze ulehati; spala Cd te dolby
noe co noe jen nastolici phi
zpu ;obenc luzku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05

"CGSKE LEGIONARE" v
jich vlastencckc c;rnosti spa
,siie Y Cealo Mar. SIM ncdc.
ii, II. lcdna 1920.
$e.~.S3Ht~.ax~4H3A4~.1aA1
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28
SPECIAL NOrICEs
NOTICE OF SALE o. BoSns

y
Notice 10 hereby given that pubic
sale will be made of three I'm 6r<o
bonds Of the par value 6f 10000 crot
aggregating Q total Of $150.000.o6. Il
Union Independent School dlst1fci 81
Marion county, West Virginia % t<c
highest bidder In writing for car6. d
the 18th day OF March, 1g3c, q Elhs q
lnmbia street. school bufldfne In ne
First ward Of the city of Tairmonk
Said bonds bear date ON tisc III dtx
OF June. l919, and are paya6le On ~
31st day OF May, 1855, aud draw infcF.
est at the rate Of 5 per cent. ri an
mum. payable annually on thu 3isE DIV
of May, Of each year, with lie rtEhf to
redeem said bonds at any ttrae attor
5 years from their date
AN bids must sbe IN wsritsnr I'd.
dressed to ". n. -Cornweil, Secretarr
OF the Board Of Education, Union IN
dependent School district Faifmonf
w. Va. and should reach him 81 cr
before the 18th day Of March 1920.
at . o'clock p. m. IS d
BOARD OF EDUCATION. UNION IN.
DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
- BY HARRY SHAW, Pfesiasii,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28
Eth on ID Gas
New Yor.k

NEW YORK Feb 2s-Trading on
me stoke exchange was marked By a.
the stock exchange was marked 81 q.
Ing at the outset, with pronounced
weakness at midday and q vigorous
ra1y IN the final dealings.
The setback during the intermediate
period was traceable TO the renewal 81
bearish aggressions. which again CEN.
tered in steels and allied industrials.
where further heavy selling occurred
as result Of recent adverse Industrial
exhibits. 80 T N : :
There was little in. the money mar.
ket Of foreign exchange to loffer espe.
c1ai encouragement on loans renew.
cant Just before the close, and active
bidding for time funds was without
results Exchange ION London was
uncertain most Of the time, but i'm.
proved later. 75
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28

CHICAGO Captain Marsha1l Field
III, Lieutenant Harper Moulton and
Sergeant Paul D. Hurd were IN the
war together. Recently Field applied
for million-dollar insurance policy
through his former buddiea, who, since
the war, have become insurance
agents. II Captain Field lodges autos
and Street cars as well as he did Ger.
man shells, he win soon be paying be.
tween $4,000 end $21, 900 PEE year
premium.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28

FOR RENTlTWo furn1shed rooms tor
light housekeeping. Phone 1146M. 4
~ 2.2S-4t-73h1
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28

FOR RENT = Room for gentleman.
2o6 Walnut avenue. Phone 961.M.
@ 2-2s:1t735o
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28

FUR SALE-PeefleS8 Hoaubtef, 4-pHs-
sengn. eight cylinder, eighty II. p.
Car II in perfect mechanical condition.
Tires are q. IS. Royal Cord, and Good
year Cord. two extra tires. Can't tell
car nom new. Fully equipped and In
best Of. shape. VIII sell on time to re.
liable party. Car is covered by $4,000
Collision insurance and $4,000 Acct
dent insurance which win be trans
ferred TO buyer. Price $3.50. Could
not be duplicated for 5000. Phone
$50 or address, P. o. Box -534:-
2-27-2t-734S
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Fee, SALE

FOR s1TECCssS Regisfefs and Cred.
It Files. Easy payments. National
Cash Register Company, Clarksburg,
w. Va. 2-13.tf.7281
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28
Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. Feb. 5s-Absence Of any
aggressive new buying did a good
deal yesterday to bring about material
declines In the corn market. Prices
closed weak, 1Xc to &c net lower,
with May $t.35A to 1864, and July
$1.29A to $1.39 Oats finished Ac
to Y TO &c down, and provisions un-
Changed to Inc off
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28
Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 2s.-on the
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange sales to-
tailed 1851 shares, of which nearly
10000 shares consisted OF Pittsburgh
Jerome Copper, which sold at 15c to
13c. The general market was less
active. and the oil shares failed to
make much OF a response to the fur
Their advance In various grades Of
crude petroleum. ~
Arkansas Gas sold to the extent OF
$50 shares over range Of 291k to
%. closing at 27A net lass Of =
for the day. Marland Refining on
soles Of 1910 shares, was q shade
lower ut. SIS. Barnsdall Corporation
'oontinped to be absorbed on q mod
crate scale at the uniform price OF
491a. Guffey OIL and Lone Star Gas
closed a fractions higher, and Union
Natural Gas rallied to 1884, There
were no sales of Manufacturers Light
and Heat or the Ohio Fuel Supply
issues. Oklahoma Gas was X lower
at So.
There was not much doing IN the
remainder OF the list and price changes
'were unimportant. Sixteen shares OF
Pittsburgh Trust changed hands at
$3.50 share. a decline OF 10 points
from the last previous public trans
action.
Following is an official summary
of transactions recorded on the Pitts
.burgh Stock. Exchange on Friday.
February 81:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
LYRIC REPLETE
 WITH GOOD ACTS

The offering at the Lyric this week Is so nearly balanced in merit that It IS dlt- ficult to give any one act the distinction of being the stellar attraction
 However. patrons will possibly agree on the Fashion Minuet" This act is, in its final analysis, a feminine minstrel of high order There are in it five players besides a black-face commedienne, who simply brought down the house" With her comical antics. The others are d. vided between good singers and jazzers.
 Walter Weems has a quiet wit Of his own. He is one of those people who have only to appear before an audience for the applause to be half won. His personality
 is very pleasing.
 The Chinese soprano, Princes" Mai Tal Tai wins by charming personality and a voice that is passingly sweet. She has the presence and reserve of the orien- tai woman, and comes as welcome ana refreshing change. She was given several encores.
 After the princess came the act of Scott and Christy in an automobile dla- logue. aThe contrast between the east and west is unconsciously brought out by Chrsty, who is a most decidedly mae pendent type of American woman. The dialogue is full of good jokes. Berk and Swan give a lively dancing act They are almost airy in lightness of motion. Their dances together are especially good, and there should De more of them.
 "The Return of Tazaran" is a romance of the jungle. Tt is in line with the whole bill, which is really unusually hlgn- | class entertainment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03

and 50 per cent interest being paid on matured notes. Ponzi estimated that he had paid out ss,5Oo.0oo during the run
 which began on his offices one week ago, but insisted that he was solvent and that there was plenty of money
 to meet all demands.
 Boards were nailed over windows ana
 doors of the offices tonight and police
 placed on guard as a precaution, 1t was
 explained against breaking and enter
 ing. Those who had been unable to
 force their way to the doors were dis
 persed without difficulty. apparently re-
 assured by the readiness with which all
 claims were met and by the eagerness
 of speculators to buy up claims. A number of conferences were held to-
 day between federal and state officials, but without definite development. Ponzl was cioseted with Attorney General J. Weston Allen, of Massachusetts, for more than an hour tonight, but at the close neither would make any statement upon the conference.
 During the afternoon Mir. Allen con ferred with Edwin l.. Pride. the auditor employed by the federal authorities to investigate Ponzi's accounts, but said he had not yet employed Pride to do sim liar work for the state. He added he would consult the federal authorities be- ] fore proceeding with the state examina- ! tion Previously Pride had announced l he would need several days to complete l it. He said that so far he had found 1 no indication of criminalty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
BUILDING PERMITS

Five building permits for an aggregate sum of S20OOO were issued by the city building inspector yesterday,
 Permission was given H. P. Dye and Frank Nelson 10 erect two frame resi- dences at a cost of 5000 at Twenty-fifth street and Sixteenth avenue.
 One of the permits provided for the ad- dition of a second story to frame build ing at Tuggle Institute at Center street and Thirteenth avenue, north. It also Trovides for the addition of laundry. The cost of the work was given at $l,ooo'
 Two frame buildings are to be erected by J. w. Coleman at Summit avenue and Thirty-eighth street at an aggregate cost of 40o0
 Robert V. Karion will erect two frame residences on south Thirty-ninth street between Seventh and Eight avenue at cost of s250o each.
 An addition to a tile building owned by C. A. O'Nen Company, at Twenty sixth street and Second avenue, will cos $1 .5Oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
SHE ONLY WEIGHED
 NINETY POUNDS
Takes Tanlac and Now Weighs Exactly One Hun dred and Fifteen
 Pounds

When I first began taking Tanlac l only weighed ninety pounds, but l now weight 115," said Mrs. E. J. Shaw of ITO Crocker street, Des Moines, Ia.
 T really thought 1 was not going to ever get we'll" she continued, "so my wonderful recovery has made me one of the happiest women in Iowa and l believe Tanlac saved. my life.
 "A year ago l had influenza, which left my kidneys all out of order and my stomach in such bad condition l could not eat without suffering terribly aft erwards. l also had neuritis so bad in my right shoulder that I had not been able to comb my hair for six months. l tried everything to get built up again, but got worse all the time, and to add to my troubles my nerves gave way; l could not do any of my house. work and had to spend most of the time in bed.
 When I began taking Tanlac l had been in bed three weeks, bur before finished the first bottle 1 was up and about. Now I have taken seven bottles and every one has been worth its weight in gold to me. The stomach trouble, neuritis and nervousness are entirely gone and I am so strong 1 dc all the housework without the least trouble In fact, I am enjoying the best of health and | can't praise Tanlac enough"
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham ex- cIusively by Eugene Jacobs Drug Store and Patton- Pope Drug Co.,; in Ensley by Ezell Drug Co.,; in Bessemer by Pegram- Patton Drug CO, and in Avon dale by Robert w. Murray.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
A ADJUSTMENTS 5 A M BY ESTELLE BETHEA HALE

and Short of It," proved to be artists of exceptional ability, and their clever team
 work in song and lot of comedy chat
 ter made them a big hit. Fox and Mayo, billed as "melodists with a sense of humor," provide to be just that and offered some of the finest light comedy that has been seen here tthis season. Their ability as laugh pro- vokers was unexcelled by any other act on the bill, and at the end of their act the audience was unwilling to let 1 them go.
 | Seras and Preston closed the vaudeville 1 bill with a number of amazing and amus-
 ing physical exploits that won for them several encores.
 1 Madame Traverse in "The Spirit of { Good" is the screen attraction, along with
 the five acts of first-class vaudeville for 1 the first half of the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
ALCAZAR SHOWING
 "PARLOR, BEDROOM, BATH"

"Parlors Bedroom and Bath, at the Alcazar is a good screen adaptation of the stage comedy of the same name
 Considering that the play was origi- naliy written for the stage and must consequently be somewhat explained by titles and subtitles, the production is remarkable. The story is based on the whims of most unusual wife. She married her husband because she thought all the other women wanted him. and she only loves him when she is fully convinced that he is perfect devil, so to speak.
 The antics of Reggie, her husband in his attempt to prove his devilishness, makes pleasing comedy of the hilarious type. Most comme ndable of the caste are Eugene Palate as Reggie, and Ruth Stonehouse as a pretended flame.
 The Alcazar offering is made doubly good this week by the additional pre- sontation of Larry Semon, in his late comedy, The Grocery Clerk" This IS d burlesque with good laugh -produc- ing qualities. There are some daring stunts around powder factory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
WONDERFUL BILL
 AT IOFW'S RHOU

Patrons who attended the performance at Loew's Bijou unanimously say tna' it is the very best five acts Of vaude- vile that has ever graced the stage or this popular theatre
 The Cabaret de Luxe. an act carrying it's own jazz band and some of the pre'- tiest, jazzest girls that ever tr1ckled across the footlights. is the headline at traction.
 Drums, piano, violin and the oanlo keep up a chatter of harmonious music that soon has every shoulder in the house swinging to the tingling tunes. IL IS without doubt one of the best muslcai acts of it's kind on any southern vaude- vile circuit, and it is making big nit with Birmingham audiences.
 Knox and Innlan are featured in an act that ran the headliner close race TOT the opening spot. They sang number of both old and new songs, all for which they received several encores.
 Merrigan and Howarth, in The Long
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
LOCKWOOD PARK
 DANCE MUSIC

There's something irresistible in the lifting swing of a dreamy waltz or the snappy jingle of a fox trot. And when fox trot and waltz are played by real musicians the fascination is so much the more irresistible.
 That kind of music is what Dream . land dance hall at Sdgewood park is offering it's patrons. Music by one of the south's best orchestras and floor that can not be bettered anywhere in the United States for glassy, perfect smoothness, have combined to make Dreamland dance hall the one best bet in Jefferson county for the dancing public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
THE FIGHTING CHANGE"
 AT THE STRAND

SuperlatiYes are lacking in an at tempt to properly describe the splendid offering at the Strand. where Robert w. Chambers famous story, The Fighting Chance" is being shown
 It is a story with a most humane theme. and all of the vitality and In t:macy usually a characteristic of the popular writer. Human weaknesses and temptations are the foundation or d play in which man and woman or all Dme and chimes are described in tahe experiences of Sylvia and Siward, the leading characters. Sylvia is of q race whose women have loved unwiseiy and only too well. Siward has he- reditary enemy in his makeup. Fate brings these two together, and their love surmounts in thrilling romance.
 Anna Q. Nillson. as Sylvia, is pleas ing for her remarkable beauty, and a womanIy appeal that is far above the ordinary. Conrad Nagel is masterful ard poised in the leading masculine role The entire caste is good and there is every sign of able direction.