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Evening star., 1921-10-02
o12 Columbian BLDG. 41e sth st. NV.
Marshall Business Brokers

Marshall Business Brokers
We want business places at
right prices; places that can be
recommended. We are in a po-
sition to secure the cream in
business places; our aim is to
maintain first-class business
brokerage Offices and to render
professional service. All busi-
ness confdentially handled and
a clear bill of sale given. In a
great many cases the lease is
transferred direct through this
office, avoiding delay and red
tape. Our sales recently aver
aged 2 places per day. Inspect
the following:
Delicatessen-One of the best
paying and up-to-date places in
city. Rent, SIS; 7-year lease.
Price, 900.
Delicatessen and lunchroom
in Mt. Pleasant-Rent, $125;
living rooms modern plumbing.
Price, $500.
Restaurant near 13th st. and
Pa. ave-, entrance from two SITS.
Rent, $175. Price, $2,5oo:
Lunchroom, 1900 block Pa.
ave Rent. SI2s, Price, $4,000.
Special! Cafeteria-Ideal loca-
ton. Rent, Sos. Price, ST 300.
Confectionery, candies, light
lunch, located near college and
schools. Rent, $50; living rooms.
$4,000.
Cigars, candies, notions and
confectionery; good soda foun-
tain. Rent, $27; 2-year lease;
heat furnished. $4,000.
First-class cafeteria, IS rooms
above; located near Union sta
tion; inspection invited. Price,
$1,000.
Grocery and meats-No better
location uptown; low rent. Price,
$4,000. ~
Light grocery and confection-
cry living rooms. Price, $3.50.
Boarding and rooming house,
d.x,,,+o,,,,,. o1er+ric liCht h NV
heat. $500.
Rooming house, ID rooms
steam heat. Rent only &7; To-
Gated near 13th and K SITS. NV.
Price, $4,000.
Rooming house, near 18th and
K sts., II rooms; large income.
Bargain at $I,2o
Rooming house, 10 rooms
we'll furnished. Price, $500.
Rooming house, 18 rooms, 2
baths, h.-w. heat, electric lights.
So 200.
Rooming house, IS rooms,
steam heat. Price, ST, 900.
Exclusive and well furnished
rooming house near 10th and P
sts., h.-w. heat, electric lights,
large reception hall. Price,
$4,000.
Rooming house, II rooms, 2
baths, near 10th and K sts.,
beautiful home. Price, ST 600.
Rooming house near 10th and
N. Y. ave, II rooms. Price,
ST 200.
Rooming house, 80 rooms,
electric lights. Price, $4,000.
Exclusive rooming house on
Calvert St., II rooms, 4 baths
lease. Price, 5000. Secure this
exclusive place at half price.
Watch for our advertisements.
Marshall Business Brokers,
gag N. Y. Ave.
WANTED-To buy ro00inG house: will pay
Evening star., 1921-10-02

CAPITAL desires substantial Investments out.
side Europe. Address North Europe Trust Co.,
1t6 Victoria St. London. England.
ADvERTIsERs-save money. get results; SO.
page rate book tells how; greatest booklet
of its kind published: mailed free. Standard
Advertising Agency. Ct. Louis, Mo.
NAN Of busineAs experience Will purchaSl
whole or part Interest," in established, well pay.
ing business: will invest from q, 600 to SIS Qo0
according 70 the business. Address Boz o. n
1kaH p6Rce. g
Evening star., 1921-10-02

DIR. b. A. LOCKE. VETERINARIAN,
TREATMENT OF THE DOG AND CAT
EXCLUSIVELY.
OFFICE. a121 14th ST. NV.
PHONE COL. 574. oc4s
Evening star., 1921-10-02

FOR SALE.
Corner drug store in NV. doing large pre-
scriptiOn business.
Auto accessory and gasoline station in NV.
doing 500 per day business.
Millinery store. 14th NV.
Confectionery and light grocery on H at. NV.
Shoe shine. hat blocking and clothes cleaning
Establishment on 9th Ut. NV.
Shoe shine. hat blocking and clothes cleaning
establishment on @ Ut. NV.
Confectionery and light grocery on Ga. ave.
NV.
Confectionery, on Rhode Island ave. ne. y
Confectionery on 8th ST. ne.
Garage In Brookland, can be bought cheap.
Apartment house cafeteria on L NV.
Drug store in southwest, can be bought for
5000.
Lunchroom on North Capitol st., doing busi.
ness Of 500 per day.
We have many other attractive propositions;
see US before bu-ing.
The Washingtos business Brokerage Co..
21e Bond bldg.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

WANTED-To buy roonins house; viii pay
cash, Address Boz 289-A. Star once.
HOTEL FOR SALE.
Owner o1srB d vsey attractive hetel a
50 rooms; ehoiee location: carry poeDssoion;
attractive price And tGflnJ: Address Bex 80
Evening star., 1921-10-02
BusIHEss OPPORTUNITIES.

Contfn1e4
FOR sAIE-l8 rooms; electricity; close In;
ill-health reason for selling. Address Box
248.A, Star once.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP; good door space; cheap
rent: long ls1ss; asking $3.50; on good street.
Fanklln aSs6.J ayy time Monday.
WANTED-To buy . ciese-in rooming house.
with electricity and hot4water heat, that can
be had reasonably. Address Box 249-A. Star
WANT to buy grocery OF Confectionery with
e least % roo% up'tsss; With reasonable rent
SECONDHAND FURNITURE business: clean
stock: heart Of Downtown business section.
Address Box 187-A. Star ONCE.
EXCELLENT LOCATION FOB GAS AND OIL
station. Sth and Eye>n.w.; $76 per mo-; room
ing s0o;s sa fos ST. rent - s.r oa
Behrend. 1916 F'n.w.
WILL BUY SHARES Of Federal Battery Go. !;
must be very cheap. Address Boz 1O2-A, Star
FOR aALE-Rug cleaning establishment: mon.
eymaker: price. $500: good reason for selling
InQuire Monday evening between and y, $40
FOR SALE-Lnnch and soda. next to theater;
NO doubt any one will make good: mean busi.
ness solely; price about 81 500: I can't attend
It: Address Boz 237-A, Star ONCE.
GOOD PAYING CAFETERIA; 10 years. lease:
all permanent roomers; business on . handsome
paying hhsis; price right. Address Box 25S.A.
Star Office.
WXNTED-Restauran or location suitable. be-
tween + and H, near 14th; information con-
ndential. Address Box 2S0.S, Star ONCE.
LEASE-Furnished; . rooms, bath. gas; rent,
$65. 7O7 5th NV.
wANTED-Partner; one experienced In beauty
parlor business. Address Boz 30e-s. Star Of
Evening star., 1921-10-02

PIANO, typewriter, dresser, rocking chairs.
office swivel chair, chi6onier, Engiander couch
and bed. Address Box 25O-S. Star omce. y,
THREE nice saddles. one Martin Martin;
also two brides. Call Cleve. 12S0
BI4AcKsMITH's DRILL. anvil and wise. g 81
FERN, one. large. and large rubber pisns. ps.
1491 Clifton st.
PRINCE ALBERT, new. Col e2so:M. 9.
FRENCH SEAL FUR COAT, new last winter,
$50. Addreas Boz 1858. Star once: y
LARGE GAS RANGE; large enough for res.
taurant. boarding house, OF large family. w
Bird ct. NV. -
WffDREN's DEzKs, 2; velocipedes Eiddy
car. baby's high chair, gate for steps, strap
for carriaKs. Gall North Sd21. q
GAS sT0vE. Old. z.6ufneF. Apply 2st =.
T6P WITH CURTA1Nb for Oakiand touring
car, SIS Phone North 2sSO-W.
PIANO. steinway square; excellent condition;
$50. 3S10 Wardef st. =.
FUR COAT. handsome; very reaeonable. 217s
18th st. NV. Phone Col. 10S7-W. 2
FURNITURE. stoves, screens, beds, etc. iiS
East Capitol st. "
L1bYy BEAVER COAT; bargain. Call North
| 5lt4-W.
BR16S BED, opfings and mattreSs, lady's
coat. 1854 Oak q: nv. z
GENUNDER VIOLIN, with music stand; East
man kodak. extra good lens: With pssnting
! frames, all In case. and tripod. eau yIaneAn
tAS45- W, Monday, between 10 and u Or ana
~ Ose2oekA. =, " - ~ =
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15
A bird ike this
makes a model husband

on AN everyday thing
t'Kr A good drag.
on ONE Of those smokes.
THAT SATISFY.
WHICH CERTAINLY are
TEE RGAl blriaesi.
FOR MAKING men.
rHltt THtia pipe, Tor ioE
50 LADIES, 4 hubby.
cors AWAY shi,uias.
YOU HrGoH'r warrY.
Ais SWELL.
lNTHEN you say that cho-
w trrhelds satisfy" youifs
Wh.Hf|lnF ill suaN ths M
slant f0u light one that IL
fha...h IH q are n prime -.
ti.n. 18th Turkish aui nl.
nestle AHl the blend sell
F.I never tasted sufh sm.stf
f and flli.ffflfri Laiyi N,
sender ore satisfy blend" Il
t.pi secret 10 raHt 81 ssnsI
~ Yuu laots abasf fAs
thssfsfissA -. Aass sfI0g
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15
Be Rid of That Ache

u sou are a sufferer viih lame
back batka.hs iilrHr. nsrousus.s
Ard kidney di.Hrisr ans iauf 500
ty ths remedy chat ,auf 1vu n,.ft
hof recommend
Mu Joel p.,kens. co. " Depot
So Marion say Z va aIuuF
from a a,ak ani ii-urlsfsl .uilmH
~ NJ Kidney. SIS ha.l sas .tr
worst source " complaint Dc a,hsi
drsadfully through tbs small part
and my t.iusys s.t,d iusruafy .
sas troubled a great deal aIfb tlr
Illness too . read ml,h aiaaf o.
ans Kidns ll.s and rat a has 81
Hayuss AMI Taylor uuF Store
They helped ms from ths hr.' aHi :
continued using them until ,arsi
lstatsmsut given OF o. IHIGl
on pe,smbsr % 1890 Mr. ratsa.
,aid Although ! haven't hai nsri
CO.. a k.dnsl REMEDY siuoe nlan .
CURED me I am alvays rlad 90 .p,at
a wori u praiss o. them
Cos ~ al dealer Poster Nhbuu
60 Mfr hada1 y y tad,ui.s,
msnu
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15
CALDWELL SPRINGS

written far last wrsk
Rsg snl.kari preached a tine ssr
mon here af sunday night
Ma Carrie Matthew and Villa
Belle AshriIgr sent % paducah
last Nrtk
Mr. e. s. CLARK and dauhter u
Springfield Mo spent several day.
with &c. and Mu Harlan Peek
Mr. spur.ing Noon sp.Ht several
days with boz parents last week
Mis- Mauds Conysr. who recently
returned from Springfield 80
spent last week cod with Mr and
Mu Harlan Peek
Mrs. Annie rbsrle, has been very
on CO.. several weeks
Mr Marion Bmshisr spent lasi
Sunday with Mr and Mr. Harlan
Peek
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15
LONE STAR
lWrlllsn far Ia.l w.skl

written for last week.
Mr J 4 Woodall was boz Fred.
ola Saturday
81 and Mr J. u pebos and
family visited their daughter Mr.
Mae stevens Sunday
Mr Robert Elkin, and wife spent
sunday with John Rushing
Miss Cora Smith visited her sister.
Mr. Anna Rushing last seek
M.ss Mary Dee Scott vas the guest
n Elizabeth stevens Saturday and
Sunday
ST. iousn stations and family
visited Edd Rushing and family
81 and Mr Harry Haynes a..
tended church az piusy Greek Sun
day
Misses Ruby and lmorsns Hll and
Corfte Wooda.l and Nssr Victoi
Hunt C'ald Stevens and Berui,
Order spent sunday sith M.ss Mar
r.s Belt
Mr and Mr Ernest TaekWeI
and children we're guests ~ Gilbert
Campbell Sunday
Mr Bessie lariutk visited hsr
sister Mu Mayms MYsr hst esek
Mr lill.s Ta,kveu and children
visited hsr father one das the seek
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15
BlACKFORD

Miss Alits Morgan spent Sunday
18th Mr Hess.s Corn ~ Duyiau
Ar add Mr John Stone q 0
M,CauIlsss and wife ~ Little
Indiana spent last week ihs tur,i.
u Mr DESMOND DueyU anI wife
Mr Ernie Ediiuf sud sii, oi
Isrun llI vsie quests Il Mr. Na
B lee Morgan one isy h.i esst
Ne and Mr. e. l. Cain rsufusd
hnmu Thursday
NJ and Mr. Bruce loIy have
moved io the Charl,y Anderson prop
srty
Mf and Mr And, Presley and
NJ and Nr C'aud pr,r of lis
man spent Sunday with Nr Brnk
ley
Mr. George Kennedy n Morgan
held 81 visiting her father George
Noodsou n this place
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15
SHADY GROVE

ffAHhNhA so AAHh WIN
A tine baby was born 20 Mr. and
Mrs Oliyel Gregory Saturday June
25th.
Miss Mable Easley spent a few
days last week with her sister. Mrs.
Myrtle Mcdowell
Miss Winnie Sigler returned home
Saturday
Lester Babb spent Sunday with
Ormand and Raymond Davis
Miss Vera and Edna brennan are
visiting friends at the hall this week
Mr aud Mrs Barnic Parker u
Russellvillc visited her parents. S
v Sigler and wife Saturday
Mlss Nerbie DAVIS aud Knoxville
utterback spent Sunday with Jane
Honug
Mr Elmer sigler Is very sick At
this writing
Mu " l. Mcconnell and child
rem Of New Mexi,u are visiting rel
atlyrs here
M Robert Warren and Miss
Thelma Woods attended the Sunday
School Convention 1T Enon Saturday
Messrs Charlie Cassidy and Cur
~ Nichols were Boz our midst last
week
Messr. Archie leet and Charley
Guess and Mi.srs Goldir Boyd aud
Eussiiue rowrry were guests Of
Msse. Annie and lulella Easle,
Sunday
Mr. Grace lsnsaye. who spent
Tho week end with her parents re.
turned home 20 Marion Sunday
Messn Leue Paisley Boy,p Hob
hard and Eyerstis H1rnInr attended
services al Weston Sunday
The building o. the new Baptist
church is Progressing nicely
Misses Roberta Fisk and Cora
Smith ~ Marion were guests u Mis-
Monul uttsrbaek last aesk.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15
PROGRAM

Crittenden Count, Sunda, s,hool Association
Held AT Repion. ~. Cumberland Church Iul, p 1921
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15
CROSS LANES

Written Tor last week.
Ats NeIma Newcom visited Ms,
Mary Hardin Saturday
Mr and Mr Roy Thurm1ud and
children and Mr Onslow Nuun and
wife were che week snd quests u
A q Nunn and family
Heyrl Crisp was ~ Reptou Sun
day
Mr . 3 Moore and sons spent
one day base v,sk siih Mr A. q
Nunn
. 90 skinner went o. Rsuior
Sunday
lyle Moore and Rcycl Crisp a.
tended ihc cream supper Saturday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

HrR HiCr now husband.
Stepped OUT ~ tho house
wHusTllNo tiKT "a bIr
WHICH ALARMED yu4ug wife
ESPECIALLY WIEN
sHE FOUND bod picked
rttf WRONG package
And ihsrtAD - oatmeal
HAD OWN l.m tIrIs,,i
But DON'T tlIat fnla tia
THAT EVERY soy
YOU HEAR ahi.il.ur
HAs NECESSARILY
BTTN RonniNo ihs canary
OrHrR THINGS inrgIr,
TEE MOST human malo
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15
Notice 10 Taxpayers of Crittenden County

now have my textbooks for the year 1921,
also my Graded-SchOo textbooks for Marion
Graded School District No. %, or one of my
deputies will be found at my office ut al reson-
able hours 10 receive taxes.
N0. CHANDLER, Sheriff
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15
Saved My Life
With EatOnic

vas nearly dead until / iound
kaionic aud ! can truly SAY u saved
my hle. II is che best stomach
medicine ever made" writes Mn.
Fila Smith.
Acid stomach causes awful misery
which katonle quickly gels "a %
by taking NJ and carrying out the
acidity and gases which prevent good
digestion. A tablet taken after meals
brings qniek relief. Keeps The stom.
Aeh healthy aud helps b. prevent The
many llls % liable 10 arise from "a
ceaa acid. Don suffer from stomach
miseFies when you can get hig boa
Of katonic iof q tnhe with your
druggists guarantees.
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ctc(c

Quickly relieves Constipation. M.
iuusnes,, lass Of Appetite aud Head.
ache. doe H. Torpid Liver.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-27
"MoNEY Is'MoNEYu TOTS
 BILL AT LoEW,s BIJoU

A capacity audience was In attend ance at the matinee at Loew's Bijou theatre yesterday afternoon. A mu- sical eomedy-ette. Money Is Money" carried away stellar honors. This is one of the best attractions that has ever been seen at the Bljou.
 Shirley Mason in "Queenie" starts the programme very well. Although Miss Mason Is the featured player the acting of Wilson Hummell, new name to Birmingham m movie fans, who played the dual role of Quigley, and Pepper. by far overshadows the work of the star. However, the acting of Miss Mason is above par.
 Jean and Arthur Keeley present a novelty sport offering as the opening vaudeville number that is real "big- time" vaudeville. They made dis tinctive hit with the audience.
 Harry Gilbert came next with a experimentation of Irish songs. "Wop" songs and yodels. He seemed to en- joy them as much as the audience, who frequently spplauded.
 Money Is Money, a miniature musical comedy featuring rotund Joe Greenwald completes the pro- gram. This act is of exquisite or- iginality and one really forgets that hes being entertained so real does 1t seem. The supporting company of nine people give MT. Greenwald ad- mirable support. They close big and were given extended applause.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-27

live people of opposite and decided types, make them want the same thing and you are bound to have a story. That is what the writer of Don't Tell Everything" has done very cleverly. A woman sport" who professes to consider all men as pals and a woman of the age old type of mother Eve, both want the same man, sport. who, by the way loves the Eve" type.
 The girl of Eve type becomes the fiance of the much loved sport and forthwith the woman sport and palS announces that there are no game laws in man hunt. The result is fiery conflict where the fiance de- feats the sport merely at being a woman.
 Gloria swanson was never so beau tiful as in this. or her costumes more becoming, Elliott Dexter is fine as a philosophical bachelor, Wallace Reid has fine role as a susceptible young chap and Is entirely attractive in it. The sport" type woman Is well en- acted and kept entertainingly close to the real thing.
 Kinograms are shown with the fea- ture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-27

York's Quartier Latin, which for the past year has been the accepted vogue in New York and Chicago for that fraction of the amusement seeking public ever on the alert for entertain ment that features @s borders of convention and tradition, will come to the Jefferson for three nights be- ginning Thursday night with mati- nee on Saturday.
 The "Follies" is staecato success sion of travesty. satirical mimicry, vivid stage pictures, droll comic epi- sodes, fantastic dances of the orient, uproarious burlesque, flippant salvos of jazz, and daring fasbion parades. The revue boasts a chorus of the 20 famous artists models, a refresh ingly new type of stage beauty. which has been substituted for the statu. esque, and that supplied by stolid show girl of the ordinary musical comedy.
 These artists models were filched from the studios. from the shops of the smart modistes, and from the workshops of sculptor and etcher. Theirs is a naive and distinct qual ity of beauty that has hitherto been unknown upon the stage.
 The "Follies" had its inception In the quaint little Greenwich Village theatre In New York The theatre lies in that section of New York where the artistically ambitious verse lobre poets. jugglers of comic theo- ries, opponents of divers fads and 'sundry "isms," conEregate to give voice and expression to their varied notions and emotions. But the revue was not long for. the village. The cramped dimensions of the theatre could not cope with the immediate popularity of the revue, and soon the "Follies" was moved to the larger theatre in the very heart of Broad ways famous anusement Circle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-27

From 10 o'clock-1the opening of the first show-until 10 last night, crowds lined the walks in front of the Rialto and sought admission to the film yer sion of The Battle of the Century"
 Packed houses saw this picture all day long--this in spite of the fact that it was a dead" day downtown, most of the business establishments being closed in observance of the holiday that fell on Sunday. And each person, of the thousands who wit messed the presentation of the wonder picture on it's first day, placed his stamp of approval on the film. Hun dreds stopped in the lobby of the popular playhouse to shake MT. Ru- dolph's hand in congratulation on his having brought such picture to Bir- mingham for the entertainment of the populace.
 The rush to see the picture is noth- ing short of phenomenal, when it is considered that the Dempsy- Carpen- tier pictures, bearing Promoter Tex Richards official stamp of produc- tion, are to be here all week at the Rialto. If the attraction had been here for one or three days 1t wouldn't have been so astounding. but with a week before them in which to view the film, the patrons stormed the theatre and sought entrance on the very first day.
 Those who stood in line and awaited their turn were rewarded for their
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-27
NORMA TALMADGB AT TRIANoN
 IN "LOYE'S REDEMPTION

Aside from a feeling and pictur- esque story Norma Talmadge, her self is the chief attraction in Loves Redemption" at the Trianon. Few productions have ever shown this star so strikingly beautiful or with such R succession of pretty costumes that reveal her full. wom- aniy charms to such advantage which is for the latter part of the picture. the first half showing her aS only little girl of Jamaica. in wild but fascinating dress
 With Miss Talmadge in an excel lent caste featured as the opposite Is Harrison Ford, Mantague Love also takes prominent role. All Of the caste do fine work and Miss Tal- madge is especially appealing in her role where she goes from the wild child of nature to beautiful woman m English society with perfect haturalnes5, even while portraylng that even in society she is still na- ture's daughter.
 The theme of "I.ove's Reclamation" is contrast between the effects of the natural and the artificial, na- ture and society, though as a lheme' 1t is not strongly presented m spite of an interesting story on the subject. A Nman of a noble but hard English family goes to Ja- maica where he is in way a cast away from the family.
 Here he turns to drink but an. un- conventional little girl of Jamaica comes to his home to live and help hlm, loving al first to be helpful and at last he, himself. Then in a mum Der of scenes love story is worked out which carries the two through the trials of civilization, to which their love proves strong enough to win.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-27
Hampden's ShyIock Ranks With Best of
 Shakespearian Actors

Walter Hampdens. Shylock, which he played at the Jefferson theatre last night, qualities him as a com petent Shakespearian actor. He is worthy by his elocutionary powers and his carefully wrought interpreta- tion of Shakespeare's immortal Jew in "The Merchant of Venice" to rank with many of the distinguished ac- tors who have preceded him in this role.
 However, Mir. Hampden is no novice in the Shakespearian drama. He be- longs to that little band of loyal ac- tors-and all honor to them-who are upholding the finest traditions of the stage in America by presenting the plays of Shakespeare. He is a con scientious artist and has won deserved distinction by his work. As this is his first visit to Birmingham, every one who appreciates the finer things of the theatre should see him in the plays which he offers during his cur rent engagement.
 Mir. Hampden's Shylock is a fine piece of acting. His performance showed a thorough grasp of the role. which inc makes impressive and to which he gives not little tragic sig nificance.
 The company is of average merit. It is hard matter to get together a well balanced organization to play Shakespeare. There is-and there has been for these many years--a short- age of players capable of acting the classic drama. Among the other prin- cipals, Mary Hall as Portia acted the part well and her enunciation was unusually good. a rare quality now adays. Mabel Moore was a pleasing Jessica. Daniel Grant played Lorenzo, Jessica's lover. with the necessary TO- mantle fevor, while William Sauter as Antonio and Ernest Rowan as Bas- sanio, his friend, were commendable
 The play was staged adequately. with an evident desire to bring out as much as possible of it's poetic beauty by the aid of artistic settings and in- cidental music.
 At the matinee yesterday afternoon MT. Hampden gave performance of "The Servant In the House." which has not been seen on the local stage in a number of years. Tonight MT. Hampden will play Hamlet" He ranks among the best living Hamlets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-27
SPANISH CABINET PLANS
 MINISTRY OF COM MERGE
By Associated Press

Madrid, December 26.-Considera- tion is being given by the members of the cabinet to tentative proposi- tion relative to the formation of ministry of commerce, entirely sepa- rated from the ministry of public works. which at the present has su- pervision over commercial interests.
 The rupture of commercial rela- tions with France with the ensuing negotiations for new agreement, which are about to begin, and also the possibility of similar complica- tions with other nations in conse- quence of the application of higher custom duties, have combined to em- phasize the need for the establish ment of a separate ministry. In the course of the cabinet councils in the next few days, it is thought probable. definite steps will be taken to this end.