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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25

TESSIE-Cant say if Dorothy Greene smokes cigarettes in private life or not. Ii she does it is very private. You think she is an adorable .vamp? She is with the World Film Company, Fort Lee, N, Y. Yes, she will answer your letters. She's awfully kind about that sort of thing. I think she eats candy also. Any other little thing I can tell you about her?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25

VIRGIE-Doris Rankin is Mrs. Lionel Barrymore. She has been on the speak ing stage for some time. Shirley Mason is Viola Dana's sister. She is also Ber- nArd Burning's wife He is generally director. but he acts sometimes, too.
 ,MAZIE-You want to know if Mrs. Vernon Castles hair is really bobbed? Why, of course it is. That's where all these girls got this idea. of making them- selves all look alike. She is Mrs. Robert Fremont now. No. haven't bobbed mine It took me 10 years to grow mine long after it was cut from fever
 "SPEARMINT KID WITH THE WRIGLEY- EYES S''-Breath of 1914! What nom de plume, Bobby Harron isn't married. He is still with Griffith. lie is not a brother of Richard Barthelmess They spell ther last name different. DICK is also with Griffith. You say you'd like to be a .Cutie Beautiful' for either of those boys? But have you ever noticed the girls that play in Griffiths com pany?
 DIMPL ES-How I adore dimples, I'd do without sugar in my coffee to have dimple in my cheek. Dimpies, Clara Horton is about IS. She has been in the movies since she was child. Priscilla Dean isn't married. That was Tula Belle | in Helen Keller's picture, "Deliverance' | TO "ME"-Darling, I know how girls l feel about wanting to go into the movies I used to be stage struck my self But you could write letters all | day and half the night and you'd never make it. The motion picture studios are packed and jammed with girls waiting, waiting for a chance to get | in. Some of them give up their other work at the slightest encouragement and still they wait Won't you come around to the Age Herald some morn l ing before II and meet me? I want to 1 talk to you. Perhaps I can tell you some things that will help you. promise to keep it a secret
 ANNE JORDAN.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
Army chaplain
TO PREACH HERE
Interesting Speaker to Talk
at Evening Services in
Delaware Ave. Baptist
BROOKLYN PREACHER
TO OCCUPY PULPIT

The pulpit in Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church tomorrow. will be oc-
cupied by TWO visiting ministers. The
Rev. Robert skinex. OF Brooklyn, viii
be the preacher at the morning ser
vices and at 7.30 O'Clock Chaplain C. NJ.
Ramsden. Of the United States Army,
will be the preacher, taking as his
subject Common Sense Religion"
The Sunday School viii meet at 40
O'Clock. in charge Of Superintendent
Waller r. Hope, when announcements
viii be made for fhe Sunday School
excursion, which will so on Wejnes-
day. to Augustine Beach. on account
Of the excursion the prayer meeting
win be held on Thursday evening.
The special musical program is.
Morning Organ prelude, "A Shep-
herd Tale" Nevin: quartet, Come
Weary Soul" Gilbert: anthem, Holy,
Holy. Holy" Brown; organ postlude,
"postlude." West EveniDg-Organ
prelude. "Romanle.~ shelley: solo.
selected. Mrs. Clara Kenly. anthem,
"He Leadeih Me-" Gilbert; organ
postlude, March" Tielman.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
MIR. COOKE TO PREACH
ON AND HE AROSE

The Rev. Raymond w. Cooke. the
associate pastor, VIII preach the ser
mon at the morning service at ST..
paul's NJ. =. Church tomorrow. using
for his topic. And he Arose" Mr.
Cooke VIII have the entire month OF
July for his vacation. after which
he Will have charge Of the church
and preach at am services during the
month of August and the frat two
weeks OF September, while Or. Hub
bard Is away nr. Carlisle l.. Hub
bard the pastor. Wfll preach as
usual IN the evening on the subject
"A Storm at Sea-
The services OF the day include
an old-fashiOned class meeting. led
by the Rev W. q. Strickland at 930
o'clock, sunday school 0i ~ o'clock
noon, and preaching services at 1880
and 7.30 o'clock.
The music. under fhe direction of
Professor Charles 4. Edwards, choris.
ter. and Miss Sarah Hudson White.
Organist. Will Doe as follows. organ
numbers. "Bcrceusc." Read: In ihC
Morning" Gricg; Allegro Moderate.
Hosmcr. "ScNtelic.' from Lucia. '
Donizctt: "Juhilate Amen" Kinder
"pasiorale," Will NJ. $. Brown. ere
ccssiOnal.' Lcmmens. anthem, an,
Jesus ! Love The" Edwards: coniral
90 solo, "ponitcncc." Gounod: Mrs
Eleanor q. kemery, anthem 20 Love
Divine Miles: baritone solo, "Un.
answered Yet" Simpson, Wilmer s
Boldly. violin and horn duet. Lead
Kindly Light" Sears, Master Charlie.
LaBOuhc Edwards and Professor
Charles II. Edwards
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
DIR. LEWIS TO PREACH
AT SECOND BAPTIST

The services at Second Baptist
Church. Ninth and Franklin streets,
tomorrow. viii be as follows: Pulpit
Will be occupied at 1880 and las
O'Clock by DR.. T.. C. Lewis. one OF the
faculty OF the Grocer Theological
Seminary Upland, Pa. Bible school
at noon. The senior C. r. Society
VIII meet In the chapel at Gas o'clock.
Subject. Living Up 10 our Responsi-
bilitles." Leader, Mildred Denney
The musical program In charge or
Miss Fuller. choir leader. will be as
follows. Morning organ prelude,
"OncrtOire In A Flat" Reed: quartet
selected; solo, ~ Come 10 Thee" Caro-
Roma. Floyd W. Harper; organ post
ludc, "FcstINc March," Lemare.
Evening organ prelude, "At Eve
nIng." Johnston; solo. selected. Mrs.
Julia Baynard Clark; organ poltludc.
nallctt H. Loomis, organlst.
Monday at o'clock the Kings
Daughters vii met at The home of
Mrs. j. W. Gatoly. 1929 West street.
The mid-wcck meeting. Wednesday
al o'clock, will be led by William
NJ Royal
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
GOSPEL OF NATURE
THEME OF SUBJECT

The services at Union Methodist
Episcopal Church, Fifth and Wash
ingion streets. the Rev. Harvey Win
neld Ewing ID. d.. pastor. for tomor-
row viii be; Glass meeting at $50
o'clock. T.. w Dunlap. leader: public
worship at 1890 O'Clock. sermon sub
ject "rhe Gospel OF Nature :" Sunday
school at A. noon; Epworth League
at 40 o'clock. Allen +. Lewis. leader;
evening worship at o'clock, sermon
subject. There is Death In the Pot !"
Music FOR the day-Organ. "Andantc
con motto Baiiste;" anthem, Jesus
Ny Savior" Nevin; solo, by The
Waters Of Babylon" Howell. Marvin
Cr0ssan; onferlory. "Bcrcouso." Cal-
kins; postude IN B Nat. Guilmant
organ recital at 7.i5 o'clock hy Miss
Johnson; anthem. Sing Alleluiah
Forth" Dudley Buck; solo, MY
Task" Ashford. by Mrs Helen Ellis
offcrtory, Evening Bells" McFarlanc
posllude, Soldiers Chorus" Wagner.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
CONSECRATE HIM
BISHOP In FALL

EASTON. Nd. June 26.-Plans are
being made for the conservation Of
the Rev. George w. Davenport as
bishop OF the Diocese OF EastOn
Protestant Episcopal Church. He was
been decided TO hold conservation ser
vices in Trinity Cathedral, Easton. In
the latter part Of September. Just
who the officiating bishops will be
cannot be stated now. as a very large
number left some time ago for the
London conference. But for this the
conservation would have been held
sOODar.
The Bishops residence here Is be-
ing thoroughly Overhauled A new
heating plant is installed. and the
grounds are being put in shape for
the arrival Of the bishop.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
SNEDECOR Chief
OF ROTARIANS
Three International Vice
Presidents Also Named
on Last Day
NATION NEEDS
SOUND THINKERS

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. June 90
The eleventh annual convention OF
the International Association Of Ro-
tary Clubs was brought to a close
yesterday. Estes Snedecor, OF Port
land, Oregon, was elected international
+ president 10 succeed Albert s. Adams,
Of Atlanta, Ga. Three international
Nice-presidents were elected out Of a
. field Of ten contestants as follows /.
First, Or. G.. @. Mccullough. OF Fort
William, Ontario; second, Raymond
NJ. Havens, Of Kansas City, Mo. and
. third, Robert II. Timmons, OF Wichita.
Kan.
A disappointment OF the week was
the failure OF the music committee
: TO hold its prize concert. There
were 20 bands here, ranging from 40
pieces TO a half dozen members, and
j was not believed by the committee
that Just award could have been
made, although loving cups for first,
second and third honors were on
: display. IL Is a significant fact that
the band accompanying the Monu-
mental City delegation was selected
on two occasions TO furnish elaborate
concerts in the Hospitality Hut, sit
uated on the end Of Steel Pier.
Delegates cheercd long and loud
when Charles +. Mitchell, OF New
York, said the very fact that Che
country has been thinking so much
about the possibility OF a panic is the
best possible evidence TO his mind
that the country is going 10 90 for
ward steadily and sanely and avoid
a panic. THE country needs sound
thinking and cooperative action from
the leaders Of all classes in America, %
the Manhattan banker declared.
Every man at this convention Is ad-
versely affected II the railroads are
adequate 20 rehabiliiate their credit
and permit them 10 supply sufficient
equipment and terminal facilities 20
handle the country's freight.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
DULL WEEK in
BUILDING TRADE

Edward Canby May. architect. re-
ports that plans and specifications for
alterations and additions 10 the three
story residence at Seventeenth street
and Greenhill avenue are In the hands
Of contractors. Bids will BE- due with
in two weeks. Haddock and Company,
George Raudman and Johnson and
Sons are figuring on the contracts.
Plans and specifications are in prep
aration FOR alterations and additions
TO a three story residence at Middle
town.
The Harold Schutt home on Park
drive Is being occupied
The three story residence for L. l..
Maloney vioe-president OF the Securi-
~ Trust and safe Deposit Company,
al Townsend IS occupied.
Watson Belts home at Nddlatown,
will be completed within two weeks.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
NEW aERusALEM CHURCH.

Worship will be held In the church
Pennsylvania avenue and broQme
street, tomorrow at i0i5 O'Clock. The
Rev. George Henry Dole. pastor. The
subject Of the sermon Will be THE
Ncarness Of the Spiritual World "
Communion at the close of service.
With this service the church viii close
its regular worship for July and
August. Musical program. Prelude,
by Guilmant: soprano solo. How
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" sung by
Miss Lendcrman, by Liddle; anthem,
Fear Not Ne o Israel" Spicker
pOstlude. Clark
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
AsRURY NJ. u. CnuRcn.

At Asbury NJ. +. Church. Third and
Walnut streets. the lsev George
White Dawson. pastor. services to-
morrow viii be as follows: Q o'clock.
prayer meeting. W. T.. Parker. leader /.
1880 o'clock, sermon by The Rev. C..
r. Nccse.
T. L. Wooters will give a flve-mln-
ute talk 10 the children before The
sermon. Sunday school for one hour
~ o'clock. noon, until 4 p. m, Ep-
worth League. Gas p. m. theme. "The
Results Of our Words and Deeds. ="
Edgar II Adams. leader, 7.i5 p. M.
sermon by Rev. John II. Beauchamp,
D. d.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
OIINEr pREsRYTEnIAN.

The Rev. Joel s. Gilnllan. pastor OF
OlIVci Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and BrOOme sireis. win preach at
10 iJ o'clock tomorrow. a Little
Whiloe VIII be his subject. The
choir Will sing SWccneyis Declare
His Grace" and the male quartet has
prepared AT the Beautiful Cate" by
lBeazley.
There viii be no evening service
as the church co-operaies with the
gospel services at Washington Park.
Tho sabbath school meets at A.
noon: y. p. s. C. r. at Z p. m.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
TWO sCALDED AT CANNERY.

CENrERNILLE, Md, June 26.-Wirt
Bartlett, Of Centerville, and David
Smith OF Winchester. employed as
professors at the cannery or j. Lang
rall & Bro. Centerville, narrowly es-
capped death, about 40 o'clock when
an eye bolt on a process kettle which
they were operating broke, allowing
the steam and boiling water TO es-
cape. Both young men wera scalded
on the back and arms. Dr.. II. r..
Mcpherson. Of Centerville. dressed the
wounds. The men ane now out Of
danger.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
0ChisLiR
In London Where Our Moves Turn
Things Topsy Turyy.
IT'S A BALLY, BLOOMING.
BLINKING SHAAfEl
Oh gollyi Oh gollyl

Oh gollyi Oh golly
Another Transatlantic PANEL
Every European bad habit is dl-
rectly traooable to American laxness.
Here's the outburst OF "P. B." in the
London Daily Mail:
"Its reported in the trusted daily
papers that our darling little children,
bless their hearts. are enamored by
the glamor OF tho substitute for gram
mar which the transatlantic movie
show imparts.
In tho titles OF the Chap
lin pictures there's a certain brutal
punch and vulgar tang. and the hap
less little beggars They're all cinema
tlrstnightersl are becoming too adept
in Yankee slang.
ut is harmful 10 the adolescent
l3rlion TO observe a giddy youth upon
screen who bestoWs his hard
earned thick 'uns on the women ne
calls chickens, over whom he says
he's wild instead Of keen.
'Little children quickly catch these
horrld phrases, never thinking how
dcbased II is and wrong for he lady
with the poodle not to call out
sTOodle-OOdler when she waves her
hand at parting, but so longr
How IL pains the proper British
parent when his son and heir. a toppy
little chap, Quarreling with his broth
er. Willie rather than remark You
sillyr substitutes the awful exple-
tive. You sapr
'1low the loving mother shoulders
| in amazement when her daughter
with disgusting Yankee pep, does moi
say, My word. old topper, you Will
come a blooming cropp1r but OBJ
serves. with blunt directness, Watch
yer stepr
"And the elegant. soft-spoken May
fair nursemaid, how she suffers when
/ tho children In her care, as they
MUNICH their morning kippers speal
OF kids instead - nippers, and wher
meaning oh, go ont say, Get tho
ARR
"We should really ask our motor
picture magnates II they won't pu
more refinement in their game. In.
| Producing SLANG expressions IN his
maiestys possessions is a blighted
bally, blooming, blinking shame.
p. B."
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
METHODIST CHAPEL.

Services ai lhn Free Methodist
Chapel. Seventh and Bennett streets.
tomorrow. will be In charge OF the
Rev. A. r. Never. as follows: fl
O'Clock. subject. walking In the
Light: T.i5 o'clock, "Disappointmenis
at the Judgment" Other meetings at
the usual hours.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
suOnr sFRVICFs Ar WEST CHURCH

The Rev. Franklin Smiley, pastor OF
West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets, Will preach
lat both morning and evening services
tomorrow. The Bible School meets
at 10 a. M; Christian Endeavor So
ciely at 630 p. m. All services Will
be OF one hour duration.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
GOODMAN NJ. Il.

Services at Goodman NJ. 2. Church
tomorrow, Fourteenth and dupont
streets. w G.. Harris, pastor. Will be
as follows; Glass meeting az $50
O'Clock. led by stephen Pardee. The
pastor will preach at i045 o'clock on
ihe theme. "klngly knowledge." sun
day school will meet at 2i5 o'clock.
The last service Of the Epworth
League for the summer season, VIII
services. at 7.l5 O'Clock, in charge OF
the pastor.
The mark-up night for the building
fund will be held on Monday even
ing. The Epworlh League Will have
charge OF the program and Miss
Campbells class Will serve refresh
ments.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening, at p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
so MANY PEOPLE SAY
FORAiliN'S Is THE CHEAPEST
GsWnnur ron nnnn lsrrAEi

Dainty new styles in Children's
Pumps and Oxfords; save from p
TO 30 cents a pair on our special
prices. Newest styles In WOmen's
OXfords and Pumps; save a dollar or
two on the best makes. Brown tennis
with spot on side for boys. Mems low
one to two dollars a pair. Forman's.
Fourth street between Market and
king-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
rmsr uNrAmAN cnuncn

The last service prior 10 the sum-
mcr vacation period at the First Uni
tartan Church. West street above
Eight street, Will be held there to-
morrow morning ai iOi5 O'Clock.
Tho sermon subject viii be politics
and Religion"
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
SECOND NJ. p. CHURCH.

Tomorrow's service at the Second
NJ p. Church, Fifth avenue and An
chorage street will be In charge OF
A o'clock and 8 o'clock. Glass meet
ING led hv Charles II. Caulk at 10
n,clnck. SUNDAY school al 2 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
SPRING RALLY AT No. 2 SCHOOL.

The spring rally OF Ezion Baptist
Church will be held in No. p school,
at iOf o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Rev A. NJ. Molock, Of Baltimore
viii preach at the morning service.
kt 3 o'clock the program Will be
conducted by the B. o. p. IT,; J. p.
Jones. president. At 730 o'clock the
anniversary sermon 90 the Baptist
Young Peoples Union, by DR.. Mo-
lock, pastor.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
FRATERNAL spIRITUALIsr.

The Fraiernal Spiritualists Church.
formerly 901 Tatnall street. will hold
services Sunday at I3O O'Clock, In
Eden Hail, pos Delaware avenue sec
ond floor. Conducted by Mrs. William
Moore. Messages by Mr.. Gillon, OF
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
81 MICHAEL,s MISSION.

St. Michaers Mission, Shlpley and
Eighth streets, the Rev. n. VI Trap
nell. rector: the Rev. +. II. Ford, as
sistant. Services tomorrow as fol-
lows . p. M. Sunday school; , p. m.,
sermon and celebration Of the Holy
Communion
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
ON SWFDFS.

The services at Old Swedes church,
the Rev. Robert Bell, vicar, will be .
IS O'Clock. Holy Communion, 1870
o'clock. morning prayer and sermon
23O o'clock, Sunday school; 100
o'clock. evening prayer and sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
Sunny Ar 81 InnN,s

Following is the order OF service in
st. Johns p. b. Church. tomorrow.
the Rev. Alban Richey. d. d.. rec
tor: 730 a. m.. Holy Communion; 9i5
a. m. church school; A a. M. morn
ing prayer and sermon; 7.i5 p. m.
evening PRAYER.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Calvary Episcopal Church. Third and
Washington streets. the Rev. Edmund
stevens, rector Fourth sunday after
Trinity Services Will be as follows
730 "a. m. Holy Communion; 9O a..
M. Church school; i0i5 a. m, spe-
cial anniversary service. morning
prayer and sermon; p. m. Victory
Guild; 7.4J p. m, evening prayer and
sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
los OOO, ,OOO People NH 6.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The popu-
lation OF continental United States is
estimated at i0a0O0,0OO by j. A. Hill,
chief statistlcan Of the Census Bu-
reau. His ejaculation is bassed on
the combined population Of ,lO6 cities
and towns for which statistics have
been announced.
The increase over 1910 Is placed at
about 100000, showing the growth
Of the country has not kept pace with
previous decade.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
D'JEvER MEET ERR

Isabelle, lady OF lightness and grace,
Queen Of The Sawdust Ring,
Many's the idol that's taken your
place.
Since / went worshipping.
Balancing lightly upon your white
steed-
oh how ] feared you would fall =
You were my first, and though count
less succeed,
First is the best OF them all.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26

Like a good soldier. the Want Al
you need saiutes you as you run your
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-10
HEART AND BEAUTY
PROBLEMS
BY MRS. E1fzABErH THOMPSON.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: read your
answers daily and am coming to you
with a request. Nine months ago I
came from Europe to this country.
Never before have I lived for long
time in an English speaking country.
And while there are many forms in
the social intercourse of this country
like those in central and eastern Eu-
rope, 1 still must discover from time
to time deficiency in my behavior. I
have no intimate enough friends here
to ask them for CLEARING up on the
subject. 1 thought maybe there are
books in this country dealing with the
manners and customs in social life. If
so, L beg you to be SO kind as to name
a good one. FOREIGNER.
Your desires to improve your de-
pertinent to conform with the rules of
your adopted country are most COM
mendable. You will find very help
full books on the subject of etiquet at
your public library.
If YOU wish to have one for con-
slant reference 1 would advise you to
buy one. Any good book store will
have a good assortment and will be
glad to recommend to you the one that
will best fit your needs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-10

Trouble has started again IN Mex
leo. 1ust in time to give the new pres
ident of the United States an early OPP
portunity for declaring his policy to-
ward that country. IT is reasonable to
expect that it will be the opposite OF
"watchful waiting" We can hardly
afford to have a soviet government set
up at our back door. That it sim
possible for Mexico TO straighten out
its own affairs has been demonstrated
time and aging Since Diaz was de-
posed there has been no such thing
as.peace and order in Mexico and in
stead of improving conditions have
grown steadily worse. And now come
the Lenines and the Trotzkys. The
longer Uncle Sam postpones taking
charge of Mexican affairs probably the
more he will regret the delay We
have had sufficient cause for interior
ence in the past; we are almost certain
to have it again. Our job is not grow
ing easier thru postponen1ent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-10
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTE BOOK
BY LEE PAPE

We was eating brekfist ana pop sed
to ma. Well, mother, this.is ladies mite
at the club, how would you like to doll
up a little and let me show you off to
the boys?
o Willyum that will be jest splen-
did, and luckily I've finished your
necktfe that I've bin cro~shaying and
you can wear that.
Wat. the red and green one? sed
pop, and ma sed, Certeny, that's the
ony one I've bin making, wat one did
you think I ment?
That's the one I thawt, sed pop
Sounding the opposite of glad, and ma
sed, can jest see the other men
crowdinG all erround you as soon as
they see the tie and asking you ware
you got it.
o lord, sed pop
Wy Willyun, wat do you meen
sed ma, and pop sed. l meen its too
bad and nuthing would give me more
plezzure, but one of the rules of the
club is that nobdy must enter the bid
ing wearing a home made tie.
How PERFECTLY foolish, and I'm go
ing TO speek to some of the members
tonite and tell them wat l think of
sutch a crazy rule, sed ma, and pop
sed, o, don't do that for the love of
Peet, its a secret rule and 1 RELY
shouldn't of told you, but 1 had to in
Obedience, SO to speek, but, person
lily, as for the tie ltseII, L tnlnk its d
bewtifill tie.
: Yes, and Ia SO odd, too, sed ma, and
pop sed, It sure is, yes, it's d remark
able tie, wy don't you make one like
it for Benny?
Maybe 1 will. sed ma, and pop sed.
Wy don't you give him that one?
Wil1yum Potts how dare you sugr
gest sutch a thing, the very ideer. now
Jest for thatI will give it to him. sed
ma, and I quick sed, Aw heck, ma, no.
G, 1 don't wunt it, its too red and
green. 1865
Well of all things, Ill give 1t to
Nora to give to the ice man, that wat
III do, III show you, he wont be too
proud to wear it, sed ma.
WITCH he amt, wearing it very day
and being the ferst one he's wore
since he started coming GROUND.