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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
BLANCHE RING IN
BROADWAY WH|RL :
All Star Cast to Present De-
lightfuI Musical Comedy
At The Jefferson

In "The Broadway whirl," which
John Henry Mears is bringing to the
Jefferson theatre for three nights,
beginning Thursday. November rs,
with matinee Saturday, the we'll
known stars in the cast appear in
novel comedy scenes. OF course, they
ali participate in the singing and
dancing that forms much of the en-
tertainment in this offering.
In the all-star cast are Blanche
Ring, Charles Winninger, Winona
" inter and Jay Gould. There are de-
licious comedy scenes in which these
clever artists appear. Then. while
everybody is happy over the merri-
ment provided by these comedians
there are some catchy melodies sung
by girls who dance alluringly to the
captivating tunes, and there are
specialties by Mason and Brown
Nina Penn and the others who form
the brilliant company which Mr..
Mcars has assembled in THE Whlrl.
The revue is filled with glee and girls
and with music and color in the hap
piest combination from start to fin
ich
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
SELMA WOMEN TO
AID IN THE ANNUAL
RED CROSS DRIVE

Selma, November 2o.-(Spcial)-
Women of Selma will be asked to
rally to the standard of the Red
Cross and push to successful issue the
annual drive for membership. II. C..
Armstrong, chairman OF the Dallas
county Red Cross chapter, will sum-
mon number of Red Cross women
to a setting up conference, at
which plans will be perfected for the
roll call, which will probably be
, started here by the middle of the
week.
Booths will be established on DOWN
town corners and young women will
solicit Red Cross memberships.
After the machinery is set up for
/ the campaign it is probable that a
meeting of the executive committee
will be called and new officers elect
ed for Dallas county chapter.
Impetus to the sale of these mem
berships will be gained this year
frcm the fact that Dallas county
chapter will receive large share of
the money so raised to use in local
health work. At present the Red
Cross chapter here is paying the SAL
airy of Miss Jasque Ratcliff. public
health nurse connected with the new
health unit. The chapter will also
buy Miss Ratcliff an automobile and
pay her travelling expenses, as she
visits over Dallas county in the in
terest of health work.
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ris of Montgomery, formerly of this
city, and Miss Margaret Wilkinson OF
Montgomery, which will occur on the
evening of December 10 at st. Johns
Episcopal church in Montgomery.
A number of relatives will attend
the wedding from Bessemer. Among
them will be Mrs. F. U. Harris. who
will. be matron of honor, and DR.. C.
A Harris, who will act as best man,
and F. u. Harris and w. S. WEIGH will
serve as ushers.
Miss Wilkinson is the daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Wilkinson of
Montgomery. and DR.. Harris is a
brother of DR.. C. A. Harris and of F.
U. Harris of Bessemer.
Announcements
Mrs. A. H. Rickart will entertain
the members of the Tuesday Morning
Bridge club Tuesday morning at 10 :s1
o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. E.
Grout in the Orleans apartments.
The Business and Professional
Womens club will meet Monday eve
ming at $3.50 o'clock at the courthouse
Important business will be brought
up and the president urges every
hieiiipeI 10 De present.
The Woman's Missionary union of
the First Baptist church will hold a
meeting of all bands Monday after
noon at o'clock. Band No. l will
meet with Mrs. Brice on Nineteenth
street; Band No. will meet with
Mrs. Jesse Woods on Berkely ave-
nue.; Band No. 4 with Mrs. B. NJ
Matthews, and Band No. will meet
with Mrs. l.. W. Allen at the rest
dence of Mrs. ]. w. Perkins in the
Meyer apartments.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Methodist church will meet
Monday afternoon at the church in
missionary meeting. the programme
to be in charge of Miss Maud Buck.
The Woman's Temperance union
will hold a meeting Tuesday after
noon at the library at 3 o'clock, when
all members are urged to attend.
Personals.
Miss Margaret Wilkinson of Mont
gomery is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. u. Harris.
Mrs. e. r. Lacey is the guest of
relatives in Chattanooga.
Charles Rodenberg of Atlanta is
the guest of his family.
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ADJUSTMENTS
BY EsTEIILs RETHEA HALE
"H,vENING IN HAWAII"
FEATURES LOEW'S BILL

Headed by one of the most color
full acts offered in some time, the
rev bill at Loew's Bijou opens this
afternoon. Kalaluhi's Hawaiians,
real artists from the tabled islands
of the Pacific, are the headlinersi
presenting AN Evening in Hawaii.
This act is said to be one of the most
tuneful and graceful staged in many
moons. Stanley and Elva, gymnasts
in striking stunts on the wire; FisSe
and Fallon in Words and Music.
a comedy skit; Maley and O'Brien In
up and Down.. hilarious comedy
offering, and Douglass Flint and
company in Crouch Gregory" a de-
lightful character comedy. are the
other acts on the bill. Conway
Tearle is the screen star in Buck
ing the Tiger thrilling drama OF
Alaska.
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Pursuant to an order OF the Honorable
5: II. siblsy. Judge Of the United EDS, states
Georgia, passed on the 18th day of Octo-
Der, 1921. in the case Of
Emma Burton. plaintiff. VS.. r. G. Peters
Salt and Lumber Company and Richard
q. Peters. defendant,
said case now pending in the said District
Court of the United States for the North
ern District OF Georgia, in equity, the
Michigan Trust Company, as receiver for
the said q t Peters ,bs Salt and Lumber
Peters. viii sell before the courthouse
door at Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia,
between the legal hours OF sale. toS the
highest and best bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described property. situated lying
and being in the said county of Cherokee.
state OF Georgia, to-wit;
Lots numbered ninety eight .(ss) and
Fourteenth u4th) district and Second
(2d) section of said county; also all the
lime iron marble, soId silver eOppsI
in, under and upon lots of land So. So.
1856. H.. 100. 191 and 1874 in said Four.
mineral in. under and upon lots of land
numbered 124, l2i. l22. ss. i2s and i2e.
sabsct to the DOVER srv, interest ~ Of Mrs tps
in 10 acres of the north side Of lot num-
t cssd1 district and nd Second section Of
Cherokee county. Georgia; also all the
timbers and water upon said land nece .;
mining of said minerals and preparation
| of the same for market and the removal
| of the aame and also the right of way
| and the right to build roads OF any de-
| scription over the same necessary for the
| convenient transportation Of said lime,
iron, coal and other minerals from said
land. and the conveying and transporting
| to and from said land of all minerals
| and implements that may be used in min
| ing said lime. iron. coal and other metal
| substances. or in the preparation for
| market, and also the right to build houses
| for all the employees and machinery, and
| to remove the same. being the same prop
! conveyance executed by J. q. Spears.
| sheriff of Cherokee county, to Atlanta
| Exchange and Banking Company on the
! 4th day OF June 1898. and recorded in
| clerks office of said county Of Cherokee
| in Deed Book BIB" pages $3.50. and
b39-b60.
said sale 10 made subject to confirma-
| ton by the court. and Is sold free from
i any liens or membranes of any kind.
! Should any holder or holders of receive
| er's certificates issued by the said Miehi-
gan Trust Company receiver. bid in said
| property at said sale. such person per-
| sons so bidding In said property shall.
I, pursuant to the aforesaid order Of court
| be entitled. in lieu of paving cash, to have
| applied on such certificate certificate
| such proportionate part of the purchase
price over and above the costs of the
/ sale as the certificates held by such PM
| chaser purchasers bear to the to{al
| amount of certificates outstanding.
! MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY,
Der Company and Richard G. Peters
| MCDANIEL & Black. Attorneys. 7o2 Trust
| Company of Georgia Building. Atlanta.
Georgia.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
l4CHU CHIN Chow
HERE FOR A WEEK
Beautiful Spectacular Produc-
ton at The Jefferson Week
of November %

When Leon Bakst designed the
color and costume scheme for so
many of the Diaghileff Russian ball
lets and America gasped at the
prodigal display of extravagant
chromatics, it was unanimously
agreed that the last word in applying
the science of color to art had been
reached. But all records have now
Ieen surpassed by the beautiful
spectacular production of "Chu Chin
Chow" which f. Ray Comstock and
Morris Gest will present at the JEFF
ferson theatre for one entire week
beginning on Monday, November 2S.
The glories of "Chu Chin Chow"
Will reveal a rainbow-tinted pris-
matte spectacle that both dazzles and
delights the eye. 1t is the general
verdict that the celebrated Leon
Bakst has been fairly out Baksted'
by an English competitor, who has
broken sufficiently away from the
Russian influence to take advantage
of the/best art evolved in the CEN
turtles by Persia, Egypt and China;
In fact, the whole of the mysterious
Orient which inspired Bakst.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
NOVELTY BICYCLE ACT
TOPLINER At LYRIC

Bill. Genevieve and Walter. in
won't You Be Careful?" might be
offering anything from hodge podge
to grand opera, judging by the name.
but when it is understood that they
are in a bicycle act the title seems
most appropriate. For this trio is
expected to out-bike anything that
ever biked on the Lyric stage the
first half of this week. Thrills and
tingles come-one after another. ac-
cording to critics who nave passed
on their work.
Four other standard Keith acts,
Pathe News Weekly and Easop's
Fables, modernized, complete the
bill.
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SCREW THAT CAN CUT THREAD

machine screw that cuts its own
thread in drilled hole in any soft
white or yellow metal. and evan. il
is said. in cast iron. thus eliminat-
ing any necessity for tapping. Is now
on the market. according to an article
in Popular Mechanics Magazine. The
thread of the screw is SO shaped that,
after special hardening treatment, i,
viii! tap the metal 1t Is driven into
without the application of any un-
usual force to the screwdriver. In
Joining two pieces of metal. the out
side piece is drilled with a hole large
enough TO clear the thread, and she
piece that sto be tapped Is drilled
with a hoi6 of the same diameter as
the stem OF the screw, which is ex-
tended beyond the thread to act as a
pilot Thus the two pieces of metal
are held together by he pressure OF
the screaw head. on the>outer piece.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
JACK DALTON VS.. BILL BLIZZARD


In one of the old melodramas that
toured the country before the movies
came along to provide daily thriIlers.
the hero. through clenched teeth,
| would shout:
Now then. Jack Dalton, give me
them papersl"
Then came the awful struggle on
the edge of the precipice. So. 1t was
something of surprise to discover
that Jack Dalton is still cast in the
role of villain In West virginia's
mine war, or at least that part of 1t
which ragged along the Bogan-Boone
county line. until the federal troops
forced temporary suspension OF
hostilities.
Jack Dalton is the principal owner
of the largest nonunion coal opera
ton in West Virginia. He is presi-
dent of the Maine Island Creek Coal
company, which is operating about
II mines on it's $4,000 acres of logan
county coal land 1t has other props
erty in other counties.
IT was with the intention OF forcing
the unionization of those mines that
red badged army recently sougnt
to invade Logan county from the
neighboring and unionized county OF
Boone. To that mob. or army Il YOU
would have ii so, Jack Dalton repre-
sents privilege" and the interests
and Wall street" and yet he used
to be miner himself His career,
in fact, suggests one of Horatio AL
gers boy heroes, and Is complete JUS
tification for those who argue that
America offers every youth a chance
to get to the top.
II there is a king In Boone county
1 should say 1t was Bill Blizzard At
least BLIZZARD was the dictator while
the miners army had firing line
that extended the full length of the
Logan Boone county line. Blizzard
is a sub district president of he
United Mine Workers. His territory
includes all of Boone county. and
would include Logan IL that county
was organized
Blizzard arose from the ranks IN
the coal mines to the leadership of
his fellow miners. Ten years ago he
worked in the mines of Cabin creek
and played an important part during
the strike of 1912 and 1913. His work
was recognized by the state fedora
ton of labor. and he was elected first
assistant to Secretary James Pauley.
state secretary. Two years ago he
was elected president of sub district
No. l. 1 first saw him when the fed
eral troops entered Madison. The
miners army-the red necks-then
confronted along the serrated top of
Spruce Fork ridge the hastily re-
cruited defending army of Logan.
That defending force was neither a
miners'~nor an operators army. 1t
contained miners, operators. bank
clerks. school teachers. grocers. hab-
erdashers and any sort OF man who
could tote and fire a gun. A lot of
them came from other West Vir-
ginia counties. They came because
West Virginia had no national guard
nor any other force sufficient 20 cope
with the miners army. but they were
vastly outnumbered by their foes.
That was why Governor Morgan of
West Virginia appealed for federal
troops
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
aRREsT POSTAL EMPLoYE,

Huntsville, November 2o-(Spe-
cial )-Ernest Miller. an employe OF
the postoffice at Wheeler, was
brought to Huntsville saturday anu
lodged in Jail in default OF sz.ooo
bail on a charge of robbing the post
office of several hundred dollars. Ine
alleged robbery was reported early
in the week by Miss Wheeler. daugh-
ter of the late Gen Joseph Wheeler
and Inspector e. r. Martin. who was
assigned to the case, arrested Miller
after investigation.
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interest on said bonds. and tb) for the
purpose OF authorizing the issuance of
additional bonds in the aggregate prnci-
pal amount of $4,000 and of obtaining
the consent OF the holders of the larger
amount in value of the capital stock Of
said company to the proposed increase in
the authorized bonded indebtedness Of
said company to the aforesaid amount of
$500 In addition to the $50 900 hereto
fore authorized and issued and secured by
first mortgage, by issuing its bonds there
for from time to time and executing "a
second mortgage on ali its property and
assets now owned and hereafter acquired
to secure such additional bonded indebt
edness and for the transaction Of any and
all business in connection Herewith, and
any other business that may come before
the meeting. A. NJ. SHOOK, JR..
Secretary,
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Alabams Vegetable OH Company
Special Meeting Of Stockholders

Notice is hereby given that. a special
meeting Of the stockhoiders Of Aiabsms
Birminsham. Ala. on the 2sth day Of
November. 1921. at II o'clock. q. M. pur-
suant to the call of the board Of directors
for the purpose Of tal ratifying and ap
proving the issuance OF its first mortgage
grsgate principal amount of $4,000. and
OF ratifying and approving the execution
and delivery Of mortgage to the First
National Bank Of Birmingham. Ala. AZ
trustee. dated September l6. 1891. secur-
ing the payment Of the principal OF and
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
REVISES POLL LISTS

Huntsville, November 20.-(Spe'
cial.)-T. NJ. Bayliss. registrar OF
Madison county, Is engaged in the
task of revising the poll lists of the
county which have not been revised
in eight years. He estimates that al
least 1000 names must come off be-
ause of deaths and removals, but he
expects several thousand new names
to be added.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
CIOCCINC DOCkETs

Huntsville, November 20.-(Spe~
cial.-Litigations of many varying
degrees of magnitude are clogging
the dockets of the courts of Madison
county. Five hundred and one civil
cases have been filed in the circuit
ccurt since the first of the year, a
greater number than ever known be-.
fore, and most. of them are for tho
collection of accounts.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21

The Age-Heraid rnaintaips special rep-
resentatives in BessemeE for handling
correspondence, Advertising and sub
scriptions. Mrs. L. d. McCollum. cor
respondent receives news Items; phone
Besseiner 1919. H b. Walker, Realty
building. Bessemer. manager OF etrov
lation.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
HOTELS CROWDED.

Huntsville. November 2o.--(Spe-
ciaL)-Hotel men here declare that
the drummer" is again abroad in
the land. Their hotels are being
crowded with transient commercial
travellers, who have been very scarce
during the last year. they say.
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DEATH of MRS, EAsTERLY

Huntsville. November 20.-(Spe-
ciaL)-Friends in this city have been
informed of the death at her home
in Knoxville of Mrs. E. e. Easterly.
formerly Miss Matte Belle Brocchus
of this city.
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Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Alabama Home Build
ing and Loan Association will be held at
the office OF the association, 2026 First
avenue, Birmingham. Ala, on Tuesday,
December 20, 1921, at IL noon, for the
purpose of electing directors and trans
acting such other business may come
before a regular meeting, and for the
particular purpose of increasing the CAPT
tai stock of the association from $4,000, 0o'
to $l0,000.00
H. NJ. ROBERTSON. President.
w. V. NJ. ROBERTSON. General Manager
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21

Certain species of crane-fly. of the
genus trichocera, are commonly found
in mines and sometimes at great
depths.
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BESSEMER

Bessemer. November 2o.-(Special
= Monday morning at . o'clock the Red
Cross workers will open the down
town booths and it is expected that
there will be a large enrolment of
members on account of the publicity
given through churches and Sunday
schools at their morning services sun
day.
The ladies of the Methodist socie-
ties will have charge of the booths
Monday morning and on Monday aft
ernoon the Christian church and Jew
ish ladies will have charge.
z Mission Sunday school
mission Sunday school. which Is
being sponsored by members of the
First Presbyterian church was per-
manently opened Sunday afternoon
in the furnace camp of the Tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railroad company at
|Robertstown.,
The Sunday school was organized
+ to meet the needs of the children in
that community who have no way to
attend the Sunday schools in Besse-
ner except by way or the street car,
many of them being too young to
go alone.
At present the Sunday school will
be held in the home of w. l.. Glenn
mons. on Twenty-fourth street, and
all OF the children of the community
are invited to attend.
Sunday afternoon there was large
attendance, and the school was or
ganized with Henry Eurd. as super
|intendent and with Miss Mamie Joe
Reid and Mrs. r. F. Winburn and Mrs.
f. o. HELLER from the First Presby-
terrain church in charge of the classes.
There were songs, prayers and every
feature of Sunday school. and the par
ents and children of the community
are enthusiastic regarding the oppor-
tunity of attending regular Sunday
school. &
At present the hour is o'clock in
the afternoon, which is more con-
venient for those in charge but later
it is planned to conduct il in the
rorning at the regular Sunday school
hour.
Harris Wilkinson
A wedding that will be of unusual
interest to a large number of BESSIE
mer people is that of DIR. Homer Har-
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Notice
Notice Is hereby given that at the next
regular meeting OF the Board of Pardons
l willepetition said board for a parole
for win jackson, convicted of murder
and sentenced to life Imprisonment in the
crimintcal court of jefferson county in
, June. 1907. w. A. GIBSON.
November II. 1921.
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HELL wANTED--MALE

ACCOUNTANTS, executives. book
keepers, general office men, sales
managers, statesmen and other
commercial. and technical men
who are experienced and can
qualify and who desire to mako
connections with business con-
Germs that offer possibilities to
those who can prove their real
worth will be able to secure con-
fidential and efficient service
from the undersigned. IL you can
qualify call around at our office
and let's talk 1t over. Your inter-
view will be treated strictly con-
,fidentiaI. We want to prove we
can help men worth while. Tele-
phone for appointment II you de-
sire.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
Asked
BY RAIL OFFICER
TRAIN SERVICE WILL BE REsrM.
ED As soon A. BRIDGES
ARE REPAIRED.

HARRISON. Ark. March. ie.-Plans
for citizen patrols to protect the right
II way IL the Missouri and North Ar
kansas Railroad ut various points
along the line are In course of forma'
ton. according to c. 4. Phclan. receiver
and general manager Of the line.
I.ocal newspapers published articles
this afternoon attacking the policy fol-
lowed by the Labor unions and "urgine
the citizens to stand by the railroad"
Phelan reiterated tonight that the
building II two brides harmed Wednes'
day night would h. completed Wcdnes'
day or Thursday and said that the line
would H. ready 60 operate early next
week II the property Is protected.
lie said that meetings were held nj
various points along the line and today
for the purpose 81 perfcc,ing organiEa
tlons for the protection Of the line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
Buffalo Bowle~ Make Record.

BUFFALO. y. v, March iS.-Buf'
talo bowlers We're high In todny's roll
ing 81 the American bowling congress
tournament, John Price and Fred Dib.
BILE topping the naples for u count OF
LAS In the doubles with John Bamberg
scoring high set of sSs pins In the SIN
Giles event The high two man games
put the rollers In fourth place, the only
change In standing II leads today. al
though y. Myer ~ Indianapolis rolled
into a tie for tenth position In all events
through scores of COZ In the five man
went last night. co. In the doubles
md $50 In the singles to-day. his totaI
being l,SsS for the nine games.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
Such Is Life

Eighteen years axe I had three ribs
broken, fourteen years ago my right
leg: eleven years ago nearly went
over with typhoid fever and since then
have had awful stomach and liver trou'
bile. Was filled with gas most all the
time. | would have cole attacks ~
had as 10 become unconscious No me'li'
cine helped me and doctors advised
an operation. one day talking
with u stranger he recommended
Mays wandcrful Remedy, which
hcipcd me nj once" II II simple,
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucous from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
liver and intestinal ailments. includ
ing appendicitis. one dose will con
vince or money refunded. Randa
Drug Co.