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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28
CONCUR RS
Directia Companiei de Publ

OlTeCtla OOlnpan1e1 dc FuOu-
citate a Uniunei Solicitation
Romano deschide concurs pen
tru un Secretar- Administrator
al sus-zisei corporatiuni 81 al
ziarului America" Gu un sa-
lar de $4,000 lunar, locuinta
convenabila pentru o familie in
localul corporatiunei, incalzit
81 luminat.
Conditiunile de admitere
sunt: Sa cunoasca contabilita-
tea 81 limba engleza; Sc alba
aptitudini comerciale; sd fie
actionar la sus-numita corpo-
rattle sau membru al Uniunei
s. r. A., 81 sa nu fl suferit vre-o
condamnare aici sau in patria
veche - afara de delete poll
tice.
Ofertele sc vor adresa numai
pana Miercuri, 4 Ianuarie 1922,
recomandate, pc adresa d-lui
Nicolae Nestor, presedintele
corporatiunei, sos Detroit
Ave., Cleveland, O.
Postul Sc ocupa imediat dupa
ce sc va admite solicitatorul.
NICOLAE NESTOR.
preSedinte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28

All Sc site ca guvernul francez
nu numai ca nu accepta prOpune-
rea lui Hughes dar nu ofera Gle loc
concesiuni carl ar putea aduce mai
aproape cererea Frantei de pune
tul de vedere al Angliei 81 al Sta
telor Unite.
Gu toate ca delegatia franceza-
in urma acestor instructii-va sta
firm pentru propunerile facute de
admiralul De Bon, ca adeca rata
franceza sd fie de 10000 tone, -
nota franceza va exprima cred inta
cabinetului frau uceZ care nu crede
ca aceasta conf erinta va putea a
ranja chestia submarinelor, care ar
Fl bine de S ar putea lasa pentru 0
alta conferinta la care ar Fl re pre-
sentate mai multe tari
"a oa SarioS sa conSidara na,nc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28
RasbOiu| nOstru in note ziIniCe,
de n. l0rga
OPERA POETICA LUZ N, IoRGA ~ OlGAGIU LUZ
NIO0LAE IoRGA.

jur, dl. Iorga reuseste in totdeauna
SD contureze in chip minunat un
moment istoric 81 framfntare de
|ordin psihologic. Fiecare articol al
d. Iorga sagetator 81 luminos.
Intr 'un timp cand multi Sc in
doiau de puterile acestui neam, d.
Iorga ma fncetat ul moment sd IL
na nestinsa flacara idealului ma
tional. Carpatii nu existau ca ho-
tar pentru dl. Iorga char fnainte
de Fl stropiti Gu sangeie ostasilor
nostri. Prin scrisul sau, tinut
treaza constiinta nstionala 9 Ro-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28

z \
A apdrut a doilea vclum din
& Rdsb0ial n0stru in note zilnice,' :
de al. Mic, Iorga. Editura FRA
lnuri' q facut opera de mare in
teres national strangand Ia IN loo
ncnuwaratele -articole descrise de
dl Iorga in epoca de nehotarire,
iAsinte de 4 trage spada 81 in zilele
de amsra pribesie ale anului 1917.
Gu pAtrpnderea 81 GU puterea 50
AZ ! sexlse cele mai caracterissice
eysni ninepts az patirna de . spnne
81 totd espnsi levarul i1ra inoon-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28
ORASELE ITALIENE Sc
DESVOLTA,

Roma, % Dee. = Recensaman-
tul eel mai nOu facut in Italia
arata Cd Roma, capitala Ell, are
de 10000 suflete. In
anul 1916 populatia Romei n a
fost decat 100000 suflete. Milano
are 100000. va sa zica populatia
orasului a crescut in eel din urma
cinci ami Gu 10000 suflete.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28
De ALE z|LE|

In vechin,e prOfetii erau bdrbati
IN Ueacul dccstd insd Sc indeletni-
cesc 81 femeile ca aceastd meserie,
drtd, sau cum Ureti so mun,iti, 81
Sc sice CD uncle din ele prezic vM-
torul cu alta precizie Cd intrec 81
pc cei mai vestiti profeti de carl
ne aninteste biblio.
Dina Teleme, care inlocuit pe
d-na Ihebes, ca cea mai mare pro-
fetd truncesd, presice urmdtoarele
ecenimente pc anal 1929:
"Afacerile erterne ale Statelor
Unite cor fl bune 81 "a avea I'm an
fericit. In Englitera 81 Gerna,,ia
vor fl crige politice. In Spania va
II reuolutie 81 IN Portugdlia vdrsa-
re de sdnge. In lima Decembrie
ga fl o "crisd de imoralitate," fe-
meile cor deveni MAJ frivole decdt
orr 81 cdnd, dar rochiile Sc uor mai
lungi IN poale."
D-ra lie Nourmand, de optseci de
ani, profetd 81 fosta pretend Pre-
sedintelm Loubet 81 q Regelui Ed
acard, presice:
"Eu Udd 0 schimbare pc cerul
Americei. Steaua destinelor sale
strdluceste mai tdre ca orr 81 cdnd
81 este nun,ai rremelnic IN n0ri, in-
dicdnd dificultdti erterne GU un
recin. Gu toate aceste afacerile
cor II MAI bnne (Dd Doan,ne - N.
r. }, erportM Sc va mari, Gu toate
ca Ualoarea d0larului ua rename RI
'dicatd Isl ASA bi,e - N. R.). M
nndrul muncitorilor fdrd lucru Sc ga
micsora (Unde-i norocM acela? :
N. R.) 81 recoltq "a fl ercelentd,
cu tOate pl0ile mari 5n Statele Gen.
trale de Vest.
PustnicMl din Toulouse presice:
"In Ianuarie politica erternd q
Statelor Unite va suferi mare
schimbare, in fduoarea Europei
In Martie en- udd furtuni, maj GU
seamd Nv MtssisSappi. /. Unul din
cele MAI mari orase americana va
suferi nn desostru.
SIN Iulie Sc % cOmite Grind
foarte oribHd is care po fl ameste-
catd fen,eie. Va fl resolrat de
agentii unei politii streine. In Sep
tembrie "a f. o mare grerd mine
rilor de cdrbum dor va fl rcpede
suprin,dtd. In Decembrie "a muri
an mare bdrbat de stat american.
In Asia va fl un rdsboiu ciuH care
"a prouOca o intervontie internd-
tionnld."
Ora LIE N0urnMnd pcntru Eu-
ropn prerede iubundtdtire a afo-
cerilor dar cdtre sfdrsitM anului
1922 prevede ''grdve incidente d.
pl0n,atice, carl cor pr0uoca un rdz-
b0u teribI in 1925. Germania nu
"a pldh indemnitdtile 81 Franta "a
fl amenimtatd de un rdzboiu care
Ua aduce Gu sine catastrofe IN
terne."
81, sd mu omit pc Fraulein Web
Der, profetd elvetiand. D-sa prezi-
ce:
"M 1929 America va lua defini-
tiu locM ei ca fruntasa supremd a
lamsei. Timpul va fl rdu in Ame-
RIGA, dar afacerile cOnserciale cor
ia mai bune."
Dupd cum Sc uede, pentru moi,
dfard de cei din Mississippi, pc
cari Il va scutura putin furtu,,a IN
Martie, t0ate pr0fetele 81 char
phstnicM della Toulouse spun nu-
mai de bine, 81 deci m'avem mci un
motto de vdicdreald, lar pdmd la
1926 mai vred. Pdnd atunci multe
cdciuH Sc schimbd 81 pOate 81 pla-
aetele isl cor schin,ba cursul, fe-
rindu-ne de o noud 5ncdibdrealG. I
C1R1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28

tul de vedere al Frantei in Wash
ington Sc poate vedea din faptul cd
All s "a vorbit 81 la Casa Alba 81 in
sinul delegated americana ca oare
n ar fl intr 'adevar bine ca chestia
submarinelor sa nu fie desbatuta
acum ci la data mai tarzie.
In legatura Gu aceasta s'a discu-
tat 81 aceea ca oare daca chestia
submarinelor nu sc va discuta GU
Ocaziunea acestei conferinte, - va
ii orr ba valabila aranjarea
vaselor mari de rasboiu.
Sa vorbit 81 aceea ca delega!li
britain 81 americani ar face conce-
stunt ca francezii abba $4,000 to-
ne de submarine in lOc de 31.0OO
cum a fost propunerea originala
lui Hughes.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28

Washington, n Dec. - La con-
ferinta de la Dairen Gu Republica
din Rasaritul Indepartat al Sibe-
riei, guvernul Japoniei a facut
niste cereri, carl daca vor Fl pri-
mite, va inseinna ca republica va
deveni o colonie japoneza, a fost
informata astazi delegatiunea CO.
merciala a acelei republicis care
Sc afla la Washington, prin ca
blograma primita din Peking.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28
''''ungaria noua''
Gu acest titlu ziarul local
Cleveland Plain Dealer, in
n1ul de All, 28 Decembrie, publica
urmatorul articol de fond:


'Schimbul tratatelor de pace
ratificate intre America 81 Unga.
ria fost urmat de anuntarea
Statelor Unite ca accepta numi.
rea contelui Laszlo Szechenyi ca
ministru al regatului ungar in
republica americana. Atat cat
priveste pc America, razboiul Gu
Ungaria este terminal. ST aceasta
imprejurare este foarte bineve-
nita din cauza simpatiei naturale,
dar intrerupta, Americei fata
de malta ungureasca 81 din cauza
marelui numar de cetateni ameri-
cani merituosi earl sunt de origi-
lie ungureasca 81 carl au deplans
starea de razboiu dintre cele doua
natii dorind multi restabilirea
pacii formale.
Ungaria noua, Gu care Statele
Unite pc Gale de a relua rela,
tile diplomatice, este locuita de
o matte absolut ungureasca. In
fine ca este eliberata de sub lega-
turtle neutrale ce lea avut Gu
Austria germana 81 este deslegata
de responsibilities de a domni
asupra milioanelor ne-unguri carl
erau cetatenii Ell contra vointei
lor. All Ungaria este strict pa
mantul maghiarilor. Neimpiedc-
cata de visuri imperialiste orr de
probleme domestice isvorite din
eterogenitatea raselor, ungurii
sunt liberi de a lucra pentru BIZ
nele lor propriu ca rasa 81 ca ma
| tie. In aceasta munca eli sunt ash
gurati de simpatia Statelor Unite
Maghiarii sunt rasa cea mai
distincta din toate rasele euro
,pene. Originea lor este ural-altai-
ca 81 n 'au mimic comun Gu slavii,
teutonii orr latinii GU carl eli au
fost IN contact. Timp de mai
multe generatii Ungaria a fost
una din cele mai mandre 81 mai
puternice regate din Europa. Tn
accident dinastic nenorocos a
adus pc Ungaria sub dominatia
Habsburgilor 81 ca un resultat al
acestei imprejurari ca STA stricat
in mod gradat positia sd 81 a de
VENT dependenta de Austria.
Spiritul razboi1lic al ungurilol
nici cand ma consimtit la aceasta
stare 81 dupa lupte 81 proteste dc
generatii, in mijlocul secolului al
l9-lea, ca si-a recastigat positia
sa ca un tovaras teoretice egal al
Austriei in monarchia ce. nu de
multi, expirat. In aceasta lupta
ungurii au avut cea mai mare
slmpatie a poporului american
Vista lui Kossuth in America q
fost unul dintre cele mai notable
triumfuri ce lea castigat vre
odata un visitator strein. Visul lu
kossuth fost o Ungarie absolut
independents. Monarhia duala ;
fost artificiala; pentruca fmpotri
va egalitatii teoretice. Austria &
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"Opera poetica" a d-lui Iorga? !?
Cum? d. Iorga a scris poezii? Ior-
ga istoricul, Iorga~ oratorul, Iorga
nationalistul, Iorga omul de cultu-
ra... dar 81 poet?
Asa Sc fntreaba toti eel ce nu l-au
urmarit pc dl. Iorga in toate ma
nifestarile sale 81 nu l-au privit sub
toate aspectele sale. A spus-o ell
insusi intro vreme: leu sunt un
biet ON complex"
Nu vorbim de Iorga ca luptator
literar 81 ca 1ndrumator al popora-
nismului in literature rolnaneasca.
Nici cd prin coloanele .sSemanato-
rului" 81 revistei "Floarea Daru-
rilor" s'au impus publicului poeti
ca Anghel, Iosif, Girleanu, Gogs
81 scriitori ca Sadoveanu 81 altii.
NJ amintim nici cronicile sale Ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28
TEAMA CA JAPONIA VA STAPANI
SIBERIA
Fruntas Repubcei spun ca cererle Japoniei drasc

Cererile, dupa cum spune cablo-
grama sunt:
l.. Supusilor japonezi sa li-se
acorde drepturi 81 prilegii egale
Gu cetatenii acelei republici.
2. Abrogarea tutulor legilor
carl limiteaza dreptQrile japone-
zilor.
3. Distrugerea fortificatiunilor
de la Vladivostoc 81 din provin-
ciile maritime.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28

WASHINGTON q Dec.-Delegatia franceza va presinta
name comtetulu naval penru marea armamentulu hoti
rrea de refuza acceparea pnulu ui Hughes in
caruia Frnta Fl prmit 81 600 tone submarine Delegate
ancez PRINT nstruct din Paris dupace cabinetu
m cOnsiliu All dmneata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28
ranta respinge planul
Iui Hughes

NU ACCEPTA RATA DE 81 900 PROPUsA DE HUGHES
DELEGATIA FRANCEZA VA INFORMA POATE CONF
TETUL NAVAL DESPRE IMPOSIBILITATEA UNUI
COMPROMIS CABINETUL FRANCEZ APROBA
ATITUDINEA FIRMA DELEGATED FRANCEZE -
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Blu LETIN

PARIS, % Dec = Cabnetul francez-dupa consderarea
cheste aprobat far atudine dele
gae fanceze della Washington sta firm pc lang pre-
tnderea tone submarine zaru Excelsior de az
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28

lurl 81 poezii ocazionale, d. Iorga
a fixat in versuri sentimental in
cercat = GU ocazia calatoriilor sa-
lie - in fata evocatoarelor ramasite
ale istoriei antice.
Ne marginim sd redam O singura
poezie, "Templul."
Ldmgd lenesele ape ale Niului gdl-
buia1,
Templul vechiw in pace doorne GU
pddured = de colOone,
Gu fontasticele chipuyI strdl1cind
de pc frontodne:
I'm schelet de piGtrd surd Gtg' al
Africci pustiu.
Veacurile tree a lene pcste-o lui
singurdtate,
Gu izvOdrele de munte aruAcdmdu-
Sc, Sc schambd
Pea Egiptului cdmpie olti stdpsni
81 alta Smbd:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28

literar, care te antreneaza 81 te cap
tiveaza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-28

Ca ce serios Sc considera pune
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-18
VETERANS ARRIVING
IN CONVENTION CITY.
Scores Pouring Into Admission
for State Reunion of
Gray Warriors

Admission, May I.-(special. )-Scores Of
Alabama Confederate veterans and Wis
itors poured into Admission for the an
nual reunion Of the state veterans. Gen.
George H. Crag's headquarters at the
Alabama hotel being crowded with Of
ficers, staff members and sponsors dur
ing the afternoon and evening.
With all four of the Alabama briga-
diers and their staffs in the city, every
thing is in readiness for the annual re-
union. and the brilliantly decorated
streets of the city are thronged with Wis
itors. The feature of the second day oe
the reunion will be the staging of a pa
rade through the streets of the city.
rangements for the transportation of the
veterans and ladies having been made BY
members of the Admission Rotary club,
the Kiwanis and Exchange clubs Of the
city having provided transportation for
the other parts Of the period.
The Ku-Klux Khan parade to be staged
Thursday evening as compliment to the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-18
GREAT PRESENTATION OF
MADAME X"-MAJESTIC

The famous drama of woman SHINING
and sinned against and of mother love-
Madame X, is given fine treatment this
week at the New Majestic, where it is
being presented by the Pickert players.
The sympathetic presentation can DE
briefly described in effect like this. The
audience becomes troubled and interested
in the prologue where Jacqueline, the
mistaken wife, makes her plea for an
other chance. During the second act in
a shabby room where Jacquelne shoots
her lover to protect her son from knowl-
edge of her existence, the tension grows
TO concern The third act is short pre-
paration for the last. which is one of the
most dramatic acts of any drama. This
last act with the plea of the son for his
mother and the touching recognition IN
court literally sends the audience out
weeping.
Despite the strong appeal OF the play,
it is nevertheless a notable fact that the
Pickert players have in no way resorted
to cheap emotional acting,
Miss Lillian Pickert as Madame X. S
in her best role so far She gives a very
talented performance throughout. seem
ing to actually live the part Jack Motto
lends fine dignity to her publicly success
full husband. Ralph w. Chambers makes
a very dramatic plea where the son begs
for the acqutal of Madame k and the
scene where he recognizes his mother af
ter court as she kisses him, is a piece
of artistic and difficult acting. The
whole supporting caste does effective
work
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-18
AMERICAN ROADS HAVE
REACHED HIGHEST MARK
OF EFFICIENCY-WILLARD
By Associated Press

Washington, May 17-In point of
efficiency, American railroads have at
this time reached the highest mark in
their history. Daniel willard. oresi-
dent of the Baltimore and Ohio, testi-
fled today in concluding his direct
statement on the railroad situation be-
fore Senate investigating committee.
Last year, he added they were at their
lowest point.
The financial problem still exists,
Mr.. Willard said, but he contended
through explanation of statistical stud
les which he submitted to the commit
tee that the expenses of railroad opera
ton had increased in recent years un>
til during the last IL months they had
tended to exceed the sum total of rev.
enues from the highest scale of trans
portation charges ever allowed.
The excess expenses, Mr.. Wizards
studies indicated, had arisen very
largely from the increase in labor
costs and wage scales.
Comparing 1920 with 1916" he said
in explaining one table, we find that
the total hours of labor worked on
American railroads increased w per
cent, but that the total payrolls in
creased 151 per cent"
Mr. willard tomorrow Will be ex-
amined by senators on the inves+igat-
ing committee, and will be succeeded
on the stand by A. II. Smith of the New
York Central
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-18
east LYNN" IN NEW FORM
AT GALAX THIS WEEK
THE CAST.


Isabel Vane (Mrs. Archibald Carlyle
...................,..... .,...... MABEL Balm
Archibald Carlyle Edward Earle
Barbara Hare ............... Gladys Coburn
And Others.
Hugo Ba1lin's production of modern
lied version of possibly the most famous
emotional story ever written. The mod
ernization consists in taking the famous
old characters and the same narrative
idea and bringing them up-to-date in
settings, costumes and general manners
and customs.
East Lynne" is above all love story,
and Is characteristic at that. Mabel
BALM and Edward Tarle are a couple Of
screen actors who take well and natural
ly together, and their love scenes during
the early days of their marriage before
MISUNDERSTANDING set in are intense and
sweetly real. Both are very progresses
ing to look at. and win sympathy by
that fact and highly idealistic natures
that succeed in reaching out beyond the
silver sheet.
1t is hardly necessary to recount the
famous story. But 1t may be said that
the actors are so admirably chosen, and
all go through the picture SO earnestly
and with such dignity. that a certain
strength is impaired to the production
from this standpoint alone
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-18
SENNETTS "LOvE, HONOR AND
BEHAVE" AT RIALTO

Mack Sennett's Love. Honor and Be-
have" at the Rialto this week is five
reels of side-splitting comedy Of typical
Mack Sennett style. 1t has a plot, but
it is very hard to keep up with unless
the spectator is accustomed to Sennett
productions But what Is plot more
or less when a rushing, speeding and
dashing Sennett picture is being UNI
reeled.
The fun is all over a dignified judge,
who managed to get in all kinds of
trouble by not being careful about the
company he fell into. A couple of das-
tardly blackmailers get him drunk and
then get his picture in a number of very
compromising situations, and he can,
help himself. The judges wife happens
to be prohibition worker and is in
court next morning to see things done.
OF course. when the blackmailers and
all those concerned in the jubilee of the
night before We're summoned before the
Judge. who knew they had his picture
taken on the night before this, the morn
ing after, why he had to acquit them all.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-18
SHRINERS INVITED
TO EDGEWOOD DANCE

With hundreds Of visiting Shrlners
In town for the Shrine celebration. the
Eldgewood park management has
planned to take care of many OF the
special visitors tonight at Dreamland
dance pavilion 1t is announced that
the general public Is invited to como
ont and enjoy the dance programme as
we'll.
Following the special Wednesday
night dance programmes are also
booked at Dreamland dance pavilion
for Thursday. Friday and Saturday
nights. The Friday night dance is
given in honor of the visiting ball
locnists who viii compete in the ma
tional race. and the entries have been
invited to be the managements guests.
with, the public invited.
The Edgewood park popularity con-
test is breezing along with the en-
ts&nts showing renewed vigor. Mae
snanable is in the lead, but Mrs. 7. L.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-18
BRANDON CLUB BUSY
AT COLL|NSV|LLE.
Friends Get Behind Movement
to Make Nomination as Near
Unanimous as Possible

Collinsville May 17-(Special.)-
Bill Brandon club OF Alabama was or
gained here last night when a good
crowd of citizens turned out for that
purpose
The meeting was called to order by
james A. Weaver, who was made tenn
pcrary chairman, and Fred stephens
was made temporary secretary These
men We're later made permanent chair
man and secretary, respectively. Dr..
ii. z M.cWhorter was elected vice
chairman, and j. j. p. Weaver was
elected treasurer.
A committee of five consisting of
J. Silas Arthur, j. J. z. Weaver, w T.
weaver, Fred Stephens and M. +. Kill
Ian was appointed on membership. and
were instructed to solicit members
from all over the county.
During the meeting j. J. P. Weaver,
one of our best business men and who
was formerly a Southern Railway pas
senger conductor and an old friend of
Judge Brandon and Governor Kilby.
made an interesting talk in regard to
the various tax raises, and what has
beer done with the money.
1t is the aim of this club to get to
work and make the nomination of
Judge Brandon for governor as near
unanimous as possible, and from pres
ent indications it seems like he might
as well have no opposition. so far as
this county is concerned The writer
has questioned a number of people
from various parts of the county and
so far has found no man or woman
who is opposed to Judge Brandon.
There are few-a very few, who say
they are undecided and will wait until
a little later before declaring them
selves. These number less than half
dozen
Arrangements are being made for
meeting when the Judge will be pres
ent and make an address at public
meeting which, however, will not be
of political nature. Later, when the
club gets to functioning, it is planned
to have the judge come here under the
auspices of the DeKalb County Bill
Brandon club and make political
speech.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-18
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES?
TRY THIS

IL you are growing hard OF hearing and
fear Catarrhal Deafness or il you have roar
ing, rumbling. kissing noises in your ears
go to your druggist and get ounce of
Parmint double strength and add to it
4 pint of hot water and little granulated
sugar Take tablespoonful four. times a
day.
This will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils
should open, breathing become easy and the
mucus stop dropping into the throat. 1t is
easy to prepare, costs little and is pleasant
to take. Anyone who is threatened with
Catarrhal Deafness who has head noises
should give this prescription a trial-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-18
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ADJUSTMENTS
BY EsTELLE BETHEA HALE
'RUBETOWN FOLLIES" is
LIVE OFFERING AT LOEW'S

"Rubetown Follies," the headline at
traction at Loew's Biiou theatre for
tho weeks opening bill is one of the
most superbly funny offerings appear
ing in Birmingham in moA~Ss. Deal
bert and Morton are offering a pleas
ing song and dance skit, called "a
Song and Dance Filtration" while
singing, dancing and comedy talk go
to make up the sketch. cat Echo VAL
ley" that is the vehicle of Link and
Phillips.
stories harmony songs and piano Sc
iections in their act, while Charles
Gibbs makes up whole band all by
himself by means of his limitations
with whistle and voice of almost every
conceivable kind of instrument
Cleo Madison. in Lure of Youth" is
the film attraction of the programme.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-18
FRANK MAYO IN TIGER
TRITEo SHOWING AT ROYAL,

The character of a man of fashion who
hungers for adventure and who becomes
'bouncer'' in cheap underworld cafe
in order to keep his eye on girl of the
slums in whom he becomes Interested is
an unusual one, but it is played with
much charm and skill by Frank Mayo,
in Tiger True at the Royal theatre
today and Thursday. The story is by
Max Brand and is replete with vigorous
scenes and -quckening situations.
For Friday and Saturday. William Fair
banks in his latest western thriller
Hearts of The West" will be shown