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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03
FURTHER RELIEF IS GIVEN 10 NEEDY ]. gWNYYLLAA|MA WI AM FAMILIES
Further Supplies and Money, sa However, Can Be Used
 to Excellent Ad- vantage
By MrGNoN HALL

The plight of many little hungry children in Wylam--and their fathers and mothers--has not been forgotten by some Birmingham people.
 ~% ~% Throughout yesterday morning and the afternoon packages kept arriving but all of them came. without names or those who brought them drove mp and left so hurrledly, just like Santa Claus, that there was no way of getting at who they were.
 One gentleman who did not wish his aname to be mentioned gave $S. and made possible great deal more of relief work for the destitute Bir- nrnghamites.
 The 19year-old boy who wears a 6yss shoe and who was barefoot, re- the new shoes that were so ardently desired-or the money to purchase them with-was not forthcoming. T., means lot to have new pair of shoes when one is boy. It means an almost impossible task to get tAhClu " itA Oht IOD. A new pair of F shoes was needed, too-but they also are laggIng. But maybe theyll come maybe they're al ready on, their way. That is a pret- ty thought, isn't it?
 And wouldn't that be so fine?
 The. Age- Herald truck took 10 Wy lam the remainder of pickles and prunes and eatables that R. H. Holmes presented to the folks out there who are in so poor shape and later in the day Frank o. Croy made specitl trip to the home of Mrs. o. A. Marsteller to receive and fake out some clothing, fruit and Satables.
 sIn the meanwhile the things stored by the Woman's Benefit asso- citation of the Maccabees are being dispensed. What the end of it all is to be no one knows, except the men are still pacing the streets look Ing for work and doing whatever lftsle odd jobs they can find to do. ' oDo not quit sending if you has, anything to give. If you are unde- cided what to get send the money, Hnd it will be used in the most judi rfoHs way for the greatest relief pos- sSble. Send everything to The Aee- Herald office. or address The Age Herald if you are writing from out off town. Most of all. if you know off job for any of these men any 'Rjlere. let 1t be known. Some Of them are carpenters; others clerical men and many of them can do . number of things. All of them would Ly practically anything offered. Ys.~r-
 A Meet me at the Rig Labor Day Rar- becpe. Five Mile Creek park. Music dxs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03
Deaths

Mrs. susan Nicholls-Services for Mrs. Susan Nicholls. age 50 who died Thursday night at 1050 o'clock at her residence. 406 Fifty-third street, north, Woodlawn, will be held this afternoon from the resi- dence at 3 o'clock, with Rev. C. Henckell of Grace Episcopal church officiating. Mrs. Nichols is sur vived by three 'sons, .. A., A G.. and w. H. Nichols, and two daugh- ters. Mrs. Theodore Wessaar, Brewster. O., and Mrs. c. l.. Hoff- man, Wylam. Interment will be made at Elmwood cemetery, Johns inj charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03

a right to begin proceedings to test her mental condition.
 No efforts are being made by MT. and Mrs. Stephenson to have Mrs, Gussman confined in an insane asy- lum, according to Attorneys Cramp- ton Harris. John Arnold and Fred Fte. who are representing MT. Ste phenson.
 The court will at this time deter. mine whether the evidence is suffi- injunction. as prayed for by Mrs. Gussman. and whether there is any danger of her being kidnapped and sent to the insane asylum at Tusca- loosa as she alleges.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03

This is one of the truckloads of eatables Birmingham people gave to meet the needs of IT destitute Wylam families. This shows the auto just as it drove up in front of Fraternal hall in Vivian, where some of the goods were deposited to be delivered
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03

Meet me mt the Big Labor Day Bar- becue. Five Mile Creek park. Music by Dixie Five.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06
YOU May BEA BETTER
MAN At As, Than
The YOUTH Of rs


In an account Of severe noun
tain climbing test. New YORK
newspaper states that 70 per cent OF
those who accomplished the feat
were ~ years and over. It.is there
fore shown that you may be a better
man at IS than the husky stripping
OF rs IL you take care OF yourself
and keep your blood filled with Iron.
Prize fighters, wr.stIcrs and athletes
have learned the value Of plenty cf plain
ooars. foods in their training, a. such q
diet helps supply their blood with iron.
Nature put plenty of iron In tho husks Of
grains and the paeis OF vegetables TO en-
rich your blood. but modern methods OF
cookery throw ali these things away
hence the alarming increase in recent
years In anemia--iron starvation OF the
blood. with its devitalizing weakness.
nervousness and other attendant Ills II
you are not strong and well. IL you lack
bodily and mental yigor. do not wait
until you go all toNpieces and coIiaspe in
a state OF nervous prostration. or until.
in your weakened condition. you contract
| some serious disease. but take some or
ssnic iron like MINATED IRON at once
to help enrich your blood and revitaiixc
your WORKOUT. exhausted nerves. Qrgaric
Suxated Iron IL like the Iron In your
blood and like tn. iron In spinach, leptlls
and apples. II will not iniure the teeth
nor disturb the stomach. You can even
eat II IL you wish. II often Increases your
bodily and mental viKor Ia two weeks
the manufacturers II you do not obtain
tutes. Look for the word "Suxa,ed" on
every package and the letters n. l. on
every tablet. AT all druggiyts--Advcr-
tlnement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06
WINTER GARDEN

Jack Holt and Hedda Nova have
the leading roles In THE Mask" the
film drama now at the Winter Gar
den.
Holt plays a dual role. that OF twin
brothers. In THE Mask" which is
"a powerful story OF love. adventure
and intrigue by Arthur Hornblow.
The story deals with the fortunes
OF Kenneth Traynor. who leaves his
wife for Africa on a business mission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06
Daddy, bring home some OF Boldts
French pastry.-Advertisem
To Flake OFF an Old
or Soiled Complexion

A woman need never cease to have
young looking complexion II she
will adopt the simple mercolized wax
habit. The wax actually takes Off
the old complexion, with all its I'M
projections. and the newer and live
lier skin. which then appears, bears
that rare beauty and Irresistible
lloveliness that only youthfui SKIN
can possess. The skin is, indeed.
youthful. in reality as well as in APP.
pearance. The natural process OF
tissue change. which slows up with
the passing of the years. and in most
conditions of ill-health. is fastened
along by this mercolized wax treat
ment. Faded. muddy, freckled or
blotchy skin is flaked off in powder
like particles. a little each day caus--
ing no Inconvenience. Mercolized
wax. now procurable at any drug
store in this country. is the only
known product that accomplishes
such results. 1t is applied at night
like cold cream. and washed off in
the morning.
If bothered with wrinkles or fur
rows, wash lotion made by dis
salving an ounce of powdered saxo-
lite in half pint OF witch hazel
will prove wonderfully effective.-
Advertisement :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06
REX

REX
NTHEN three people are mutually
w entangled In love situation the
result Is. in stage parlance, a "tri-
angle" Four persons would proba'
Z bly, constitute n rectangle,
Such "a situation Is presented In
'The Vice of Fools" the film drama
starring Alice Joyce at the Rex this
week Two girls and two men-an
moving In fashionable society--are
the principal characters.
Only one OF the four. Marion Rog'
crs. acted by Miss Joyce, stands out
as a figure OF simple dignity and
strength. The others are either weak
wiiled and vacillating or frivolous
and empty.headed or idly vicious.
And for time the alliance OF the
three threatens to get the better OF
the girl.
How Marion struggles to save the
man she loves from the penalty OF
his foolish infatuation for "A society
butterfly forms the theme Of the
play.
Miss Joyce makes the woman n
commanding and appealing figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06
BOYS BODY IS
FOUND IN CANAL
Fifth Child in Family Meets
UntimeIy Death

PROSSER, Wash. June 6.-The
body OF the 9.year-old son OF Henry
Cartner. the fifth one OF his children
to meet an untimely end within "A
short time. was found late yesterday
after the Sunnyside canal. near here.
had been drained.
The draining OF the irrigation ca.
nal followed days OF weary searching
by rescue parties. following the find.
ing OF the boys hat near where the
body was found yesterday. The ca.
nal had been dragged for a distance
OF 20 miles.
The mother OF the lad is said TO be
grief.stricken today. She has but
one child left OF "A brood of six.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06

There he comes into possession OF an
enormous diamond and meets his
scapegracc twin brother. Handsome
Jack" When Kenneth Is believed
lost in n ship disaster, Handsome
Jack" attempts TO pass himself Off as
tho husband of his brothers wife.
and the most extraordinary situation
Is evolved.
Uedda Nova IL splendid as the
wife. Miss Nova is called upon TO do
some heavy dramatic acting. Others
In the cast who deserve praise are
little Mickey Moore. clever child
actor. and Fred Malstesta, one OF
the best villains on the screen.
The double-exposure photography
is great
CLENldER
Harry Carey is winning new
friends at the Clemmer this week by
his clever acting in The wallop." a
new Western picture play.
The picture shows him returning
to his home town and 10 the girl.
lie comes back wealthy. to offer her
material comforts In addition to love.
AT their first meeting he discovers
that she has given her heart TO a
younger man. First he makes sure
that the young fellow is worthy OF
her. then he starts out 10 help him.
His efforts preclpitafe a political
feud in the town. start whole series
OF gun battles, and results in an
amazing climax by which Harry
Carey proves that he Is not only a
fearless Western star but also an
actor OF emotional ability.
Mignonne Golden. a newcomer TO
the screen, In capable as the girl.
An added attraction at the Glen.
mer this week IL the appearance of
the Mitchell Brothers. two clever
banjo players. who put over n lively
musical program Ia great style.
COLISEUM
A human.interest story backed up
by dramatic Incidents which climax
I'm a mad cattle stampede is THE sky
Pilot" now showing at the Coliseum.
The story Is taken from Ralph
Conner's book OF the same title. King
vidor, the director. has faithfully car
ried out the sentiment OF this popular
novel.
a young minister Is the central
character. He IL sent TO the Cana
dian ranch belt to spread the Gospel
among the cowboys. How the pilot.
unpopular at first, wins a place for
himself In the hearts OF the cowboys.
who surprise him on Christmas
morning by leading him blindfolded
down a snow covered trail to show
him the little frame church they have
built without his knowledge. forms
the human note OF the story. which
is featured with several smashing
dramatic scenes.
The cast, which includes John
Bowers, David Butler. Colleen Moore
and Kathleen Kirkham, is exception.
ally good.
BLUE MOUSE
Mack Sennett's latest comedy.
Home Talent" is the feature at the
Blue Mouse this week.
In a spirit OF hilarious comedy the
plot opens, introducing a quartet Of
strained vaudeville performers In a
country hotel. where they can neither
remain nor leave. They owe the
landlord Charlie Murray too much
money.
The four unfortunates stranded on
the shoals Of the 'Three-a.Day" are
Ben Turpin. James Finlayson, Eddie
Gribbon and Kalla Pasha After "a
furious quarrel between the two
teams" reconciliation is effected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06
Alkali in Soap
Bad for the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully,
If you want to keep your hair look.
ing its best. Most soaps and pre-
pared shampoos contain too much al
kali This dries the scalp, makes the
hair brittle. and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is
Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo
(which is pure and greaseless), and is
better than anything else you can
use.
One or two teaspoonfuls of mulsi-
fled will cleanse the hair and scalp
thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair
with water and rub it in. 1t makes
an abundance of rich. creamy lather,
which rinses out easily. removing ev-
try particle of dust, dirt. dandruff
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and 1t leaves the
scalp soft. and the hair fine and
silky. bright, lustrous, fluffy and
easy to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy: it's very,
cheap, and few ounces will supply
every member of the family for
months. Be sure your druggist gives
you Mulsified. ADVERTISEMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06
COLONIAL

Little Shirley Mason has enacted
various types of roles on the silver
sheet, but In none has she appeared
to better advantage than as the little
"slavey" in Israel Zangwill's famous
stage success. Merely Mary Ann, "
which is showing at the Colonial.
In this new production the young
star Is presented as friendless
slavey--a drudge in n cheap London
boarding house. Here she meets an
aristocratic musician with whom she
falls in love. How the course OF true
love is made to run smooth for the
young people after many trials
makes the story one Of heart.interest.
Casson Ferguson Is fine as the mu-
sician.
Edward J. lie Saint, the director.
has shown great care in matters OF
detail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06
Bathing Beaches to
Be Opened June II

Splash 49, splash Seattle's munich
pal bathing beaches will be formally
opened June II. Until that time
life guards viii be stationed at all
the beaches on Saturday and Sun
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06
STRAND

Gouvencur Morris fine novel. The
wild Goose" has been screened. IL
Is the feature attraction at the Strand
this week.
As the story goes. Diana Manners.
the lovely wife OF Frank Manners, a
wealthy architect. becomes infatuat.
ed with another man and the discov-
cry of this by the husband brings
about highly thrilling developments.
Happiness comes to all concerned,
however. but not until the principals
have suffered the woes that come
to those who tempt Fate to the
breaking point.
Mary MacLaren and Dorothy Bern.
ard handle the leading feminine roles.
Norman Kerry. popular leading man
for such stars as Mary Pickford and
Constance Talmadgc. has a strong
role. He is seen in the part OF a
rounder. and while the character is
thankless one. he vests 1t with dig.
nifty and force.
Albert Capellani. French director,
who produced THE Inside of the
Cup" and many of Nazimova's pic
lures, directed THE Wild Goose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06

and they decide under Ben Turpin's
leadership TO pool their talents and
put forth great show, At once they
enter into rehearsal. calling In the
hotel mans daughter phyllis Haver)
who. II turns out. Is more beautiful
than she looks In her scuIlery clothes.
The rehearsals In the presence of
the landlord. supply the central cpl
sodes OF the productions.
Mary Miles Minter Is appearing on
the same program in Don't Call Me
Little Girl" a screen version of Billie
Burke's famous stage success. "Jer.
ry."
LIBERTY
''The Good Bad Wife, adapted 10
the screen from the story, THE wild
t'awn," in the film attraction at the
Liberty this week.
The marriage OF a pretty little
French dancer 10 young Southern
boy. the son OF an aristocratic fam.
lily, forms the basis OF the plot The
girl Is Fanchon La Fare. When
f'anchon becomes the wife of William
Carter she determines to give up her
butterfly existence and settle down TO
read honeioving little woman.
However. she does not meet with sue
cess when she finds herself censored
at every turn by her husbands rela.
tives. How she proves to them that
she Is a true-bluc genuine wife even
tually brings the picture to a pleasing
climax.
Dorothy Green Is captivating as
Fanchon. and Sidney Mason gives a
creditable performance as William
Carter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06
Probe Our Way Of
Coal Distribution

For the purpose of forming a basis
for peace negotiations between mine
operators and striking workmen. the
state commission that Is now max.
ing a survey OF the mining industry
will this week begin a probe of Sc
attle's system OF coal distribution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-06
sANTsCHI IS NARROWED

Tom Santschi and his company
were marooned In the high Sierras
when the heaviest California rainfall
in 40 years interrupted the taking
of scenes for the new Santschi pic
ture, as the mountain streams were
rendered impossible.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-05-10
MAPOLES ANXIOUS
To MAKE A MOVE
Trying to Take his County Into Ala
bama Before Greater In
crease in Taxes
ASSOCIATED Pressj

Tallahassee, May 10-Senator Ma
poles of Crestview, introduced in the
Senate today bill providing for the
appointment of a commission by the
governor to confer with the Alabama
state boundary commission with the
view of transferring the nine Florida
counties west of Apalachicola river to
Alabama. Mapoles, who resides in
the territory affected, said the pres
ent Florida legislature was so reck-
less with appropriations that he de-
sired to get into Alabama before the
tax rate is reached in this state.
Senator Epperson introduced a bill
which would require regular students
at the Florida State College for
Women to wear uniforms.
Another bill if passed, would autho-
rize the payment to Sidney ]. Cats
Jr., $500 extra for the time he served
at $4,000 salary.
A bill by Representative Miller i'll
the House would levy an excise tax on
gasoline and oils. The measure was
made special order for Friday.
The House passed Senator Hulley's
bill authorizing the issuance of teach
ers' certificates in substitution for
certificates issued in other states.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-05-10
SANFORD WILL BUILD
MODERN CLUB HOUSE

Sanford, May 9.-Plans for a cluD
house for the Sanford Rod and Gun
Club have taken definite form with the
purchasing of approximately two
acres on the shores of Lake Monroe
The property has frontage of more
than 200 feet on the lake and is only
six blocks from the business district
of the city.
The proposed building in which it
is planned to hold conventions and
similar gatherings will have an audi
torium so to so feet, and stage. It's
accommodations will include a grill,
kitchen, shower baths and lockers.
Erection of the building was made
possible by the action of public
spirited citizens in raising $12,500 to
satisfy the need of place to care for
large assemblies.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-05-10
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT

The spring term of the circuit court
is in session, with Judge Bullock pre-
siding and State Attorney Geo. w.
Scofield representing the common
wealth. The grand jury is composed
of the following:
Earl B. Lytle, foreman; B. F.
Smith, James Butler. C. E. Simmons,
Willie Nelson, X. E Gore. Landis
Bitch, Joseph Needham, ]. C. Perry,
W. NJ. Cameron, w. F. McDermot.,
M. A. O'Neal, Geo. A. Osten, J. J.
Leitner, H. E. Martin. A. NJ. Morrison
J. E, Branch. B. F. Sims. Mr.. Geo. R
Smith is acting as bailiff.
The civil docket is as follows:
American Agricultural Chemical
Co., VS.. w. C. Grimes, assumpsit.
B. H. Seymour VS.. Berry Garter
|assumpsit.
J. D. McCaskill VS.. r. C. Fussell
action at law.
Howard V. Lee VS.. Marion County
Citrus Sub-Exchange, action at law.
Spring Park Farms VS.. C. B. How.
ell, action at law.
Guarantee Trust & Savings Banl
of Jacksonville VS.. Metropolitan Saw
ings Bank of Ocala. assumpsit.
State of Florida VS.. Sylvester
Brown, bastardy.
Eve B. Layton VS.. A. c. L. R. X
Co., action at law.
]. NJ. Patterson VS.. Citizens Banl
of Dunnellon, assumpsit.
B. F. Connelley and H. C. Wallac,
VS.. E. L. Stapp, action and contrac
tion.
Charles Rheinauer VS.. North Britis!
Insurance Co, action at law.
Sol Morgan VS.. H. NJ. Harrell, &C
ton at law.
Geo. A. Osten VS.. Tully Hickson e
al, replevin.
C. w. Cannon VS.. Board of Publ
Instruction, action at law.
Mrs. C. W. Cannon VS.. Board o
Public Instruction, action at law.
w. ]. Seckinger VS.. A. C.. L. R. F
Co., trespass.
Oliver Randall VS.. Ocala Nations
Bank, assumpsit.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-05-10
HARDING DESIRES
RESOLUTION HELD
President Evidently Wants to be in
Line with Allies in Making
World Peace
ASSOCIATED Press1

Washington, May 10.-President
Wilson's order for the selection of
first, second and third-class postmas-
ters under the civil service require
ments was modified today by Presi-
dent Harding to give a wider field
from which postmasters may be
chosen. Instead of being required to
select candidate standing highest in
examinations for any specific post
mastership, the administration may
give the place to any one of three at
the head of the qualified list.
President Harding has requested
delay in the passage of the peace
resolution in the House, it was stated
today by those in close touch with the
White House.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-05-10
THE CROP SITUATION

Gainesville, May 10.-Dry weather
is checking the growth of crops over
a large section of the state, says the
bureau of crop estimates of the fed
eral department of agriculture in its
weekly review of crop conditions in
Florida for the week ending May T..
The drought win cup production heav-
lily on beans, cucumbers and other
truck crops, the review says. The
stand and condition of peanuts is pea
nuts is good, while the Spanish acre
age probably will be smaller than for
last year. Early prospects for pecans
are good.
The condition of corr is generally
good despite the dry weather.
Harvesting of oats is being rushed
with favorable weather.
The chopping of cotton continues,
but the growth is very slow.
The bulk of the potato crop is har-
vested. Generally low yields were re-
ported. Planting of sweet potatoes is
waiting for rains except in small
areas.
Haydn West Florida is reported in
good condition, but the crop has been
damaged by dry weather over the re-
mainder of the state.
Insect damage is reported to the
tobacco crop and its condition is drop
ping slightly.
Dry weather is rapidly diminishing
the condition of the citrus crop on the
highlands. Peaches are ripening in
Central Florida
The condition of live stock is re.
ported as fair to good with no changs
from the departments report of las
week.
Farm labor is doing satisfactory
work as a rule, according to the re
view.